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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05
Telo1raphic News.

/ New foRK, Nov. In the U. S. District
Court to -day, Jos. Wayne, recently convicted
Of enlisting men for the British foreign scr
vice, was sentenced TO two years imprison-
nent I'd fine Of $500.
The n. Y. Chamber of Commerce report
was adopted in favor of the repeal of the
usury laws, and il was resolved to circulate
the report throughout the State with Il view
of getting the opinion of commercial men.
Mayor Wood has made proclamation for
biding all military parades until after the
election in the terms of the law on that sub
ject.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-The trial Of Robert
O'Blenis, who killed Marshal Brand, last
February, commenced before the Circuit
Court yesterday.
The opening of the Pacific Railroad to
Jefferson City is being appropriately cele-
brated to- day.
WAsHINGToS, Nov. 1.-The Union of this
morning publishes catf for meeting of
the National Democratic Convention on Jan
uarv oth next.
The Treasurer reports the amount of mon
ey subject to draft at the different depart
ments,up to Oct. 22d, to be upwards of 3d.,
100000.
SANDY Hook, Nov. l,-6 r. NJ No signs
OF the steamship BALTIC. weather very thick'
SANDY Hook, Nov. 1,-6:30P. MA steam
ship supposed to be the Star of the West has
just passed. Weather still foggy.
New YORK, Nov. I've have nothing fur
Their of the above steamer. She is doubtless
retained in the Lower Bay, or at Quarantine.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Immense throngs Wis
tied the Agricultural Fair Grounds to-day.
Among them were Secretaries Davis, Guth
RE, and McClelland. The Flying Artillery
from Fort Henry were also present, and went
through their drill inspected by the Secreta-
~ of War. During the firing a premature
discharge took place and mortally wounded
one man.
LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. l.--Chas. Daughter,
the defaulting Treasurer Of the Lancaster
Savings Institution, is held to bail in the sum
Of $4,000 to answer to the charge at the
next meeting Of the Court.
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G We are informed that the natives ut
Quincy are supplying themselves with any
quantity Of the best kind of apples for so
cents q bushcl. But whoever goes into the
market here for apples, Is assured that they
cant be had any where for less than 50 25
per bbl., OF about 90 cents per bushel, and
he is fortunate who has supplied himself at
less than - rs per biol.
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The are quiet w1en the winds givss'w;
So calm are wswhcn passions arc no more.
For then We kew how vain ID RS - hoasi
or Aesting things too ssrtaiA b lost.
Clouds Of affection frsn our yesnser EYES
Csacesb that emptiness whieA sge aessrles
The soal' dark oottsGs, battered and deeay'd,
Lets in light through chinks that time he's made
Stronger BY weakness, wiser men become,
As they draw to their eternal home
Leaving the old, both worlds ut once they view,
That stand upon the threshold of the new-(Waller.
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Minna hand is soft and fair,
Happy he who gains the treasure
Minna's lip is red and rare,
None have slipped its dswy pleasure.
As her step amid the dances,
New recedes and now advances
Through the walters winding ways,
MlnnA wins the palm Of praise.
Mnna's brow is marbles hue,
Ne'er may error soil it's whitencss
MiHHa,s eye is oceans blue.
Neer may sorrow dim It's brightness.
When the eye Of Minns slumbers,
Love should breathe his deepest numbers !;
Bolder noises then should cease-
Minna dreams the dream of peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

A UsErUL REcIpE.-Those ladies' who wish
TO see their ''lords" wearing nice glossy
shirt bosom, will do well to observe the fol-
lowing recipe Take two ounces Of white
gum arabic, powder it in pitcher, aud pour
on pint or more Of water, according TO the
degree Of strength you desire, and then hay
ing covered it, let it sit all night. In the
morning pour it carefully from the dregs in
to close bottle, cork it, and keep for use
A table spoon full of gum water stirred into
pint of starch made in the usual way will
give to lawns, either white or printed, a look
Of newness, when nothing else can restore
them after washing.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

PANrALooss WITHOUT SUspESpERs.-Prof
La Borde, of South Carolina College, in his
recent work on Physiology, says;
As the women have concluded to dispense
with shoulder straps, some men, especially
in the city, have thought they would prove
that pantaloons can be worn without suspen-
ders. The men now strut the streets with
their panta,oons tightly buttoned, side by
side with the women, whose skirts or petit
coats are firmly bound around their persons.
Upon fair view the evil is the same in both
cases pressure upon the vital organs, i'm
pairment Of their proper action, want Of
development, deformity, disease, and pre-
mature death.
The New York chronological Journal says:
.'As we walk the streets Of our city, We
see scores of boys from IL 10 Is wears old
with their pants buckled very tightly around
their disconnected bodies, preventing growth
at the rapid growing age, and the result is u
generation Of dyspeptie, pale-faced, puny
| apologies for men,
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EMERxON,s AMnROTYPEs.

THE subscriber having obt.in- -
ed the right Of Lee County,
is now prepared to take these beau S3n4
tiful and never changing picturcsa
on glass plates, at No. 3, Third st.
between Main and johnson. The art has very re-
Gently been brought to very high degree Of perfse
tien, by Mr.. Outline, the inventor who has secured
patent for fourteen years, in France, Great Britain
and the United States. These pictures 40 beautiful
in tone, bold and clear in effect, universally ad
mred wherever they are exhibited, and are pidly
taking the place of Dnguerreoypcs which too often
prove evanescen and changing in their characters.
The Ambrstype is taken upon the best plate glass
understandable cement is then put upon it, the ee-
ment soon hardens and two glasses become in effect
with the picture in the centre. aud may be set
IN monuments, sent 70 sea, or otherwise posed to
the weather in any climate. and will the action
of the elements and retain its brlliancy for ages
being as enduring the glass upon which il is taken
The Ambrotypes are not reversed, but are in
the natural position Of the sitter Daguerreotypes
can be copied in this permanent style and enlarged
to any size. Children can be taken in clear weather.
ia two seconds.
TA~Daguerreosype stock and apparatus for sale.
noy5 EMERSON Artist
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The L. S. District Attorney of the
Southern District of New York, in the course
Of some remarks on an African slave case
last week, said he had reason to believe that
fourteen vessels had sailed from that port
within ten months, TO be employed in that
accursed traffic.
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TO the Citixens Of Keok uk.

TO Vht NIVIZFuS Oh hFOKWKs
HAVING interested With the Messrs. Seofelds
J. L in the Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
the public that all orders given to them will be
ecuted in neat and workman like manner, and
that they can rely upon the work done by them,
being Of the very beet material.
A. it will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, would recommend to those desi-
rous of lighting up at the time Of the completion Of
the works that they give immediate orders for pc,
fixtures, &c, otherwise, many would be delayed be-
yond that time, it would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July 3, lS55.--d Z. HRRRICK co.
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CO The Tribune calls the Princess Alice,
Of England, q tall, gawkish girl, with the dull,
leaden eye, and pale, sensual cheek, which
are peculiar to the Guelphs. She has lately
been reported to have exhibited considerable
industry and skill in the manufacture Of mits
for the wounded Crimean heroes, bnt she had
never previously been accused Of an aptitude
even for the most ordinary female accom-
plishments
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

The New Haven Palladium records another
case Of the complete cure Of erysipelas BY the
simple application Of raw cranberries pound
ed hne. The patient was q young lady, one
side Of whose face had become so swollen and
inBamed that the eye had become closed and
the pain excessive. poultce of cranber-
ries was applied, and, after several changes,
the pain ceased, the inta mmation subsidized,
and in the course of couple Of days every
vestige Of the disease had disappeared.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

CO The Rt. Rev. Henry W. Lee, Bishop Of
this Diocese arrived here With his family on
Saturday last: We understand that Bishop
Lee has selected our city as his permanent
home, and is to occupy the dwelling of Hon.
James Thorington.- (Dav. Gag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

- OTTUhWA, 24TH sEPr., $780,
SINHlS Company, having entered upon = vigorous
- prosecution Of the Improvement of the River,
with the view Of bringing il into the earliest
4essible moment, and being DESTROYS Of meeting, ~
mr. ~ possible the generally expressed wishes Of the
people of the Des Moines Valley, hereby give notice
that their Land Office will be opened ct this place.
at rs early day as they can procure the examine
tions requisite for afhxing valuation upon them
In the meantime, applications will be received 1t
this office, from persons desiring to purchase, which
will eniitle them to preference IT the Cempanys
valuation, in the order OF the receipt Of their app-
cations. Applications should be made in the form
appended hereto.
Terms Of sale will be, for Prairie Land, ten per
cant u the purchase money down, and per cent.
year thereafter with semi annual interest ut the
rate VI eight per cent per year, all unpaid.
Upon Timber Lands, one fourth down. and the bal
Hnce in nine equal annual instalnsnts, with inter-
est as above Payments can be made in cash, or in
bills of Banks in the State Of New York, or in the
bonds Of this Company at par.
In the sale of these Lands preference will be given
10 actual settlers, and annual improvements will
be required TO be made.
The Lands now offered extend up the Dies Moines
River AS far a. Section %, Township 81, Range ~
West y. NJ
Plais Of the Lands can BE- seen Ut this Office
where any information be had by application,
in pc rson by mail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

Cv The citizens of Muscatne are making
preparations to celebrate the completion Of
that branch of the Mississippi and Missouri
Rail Road, which extends from the junction
to their city, a distance of about ten miles
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

Better YEr.-We are pleased to learn that
up TO THURSDAY last Col. Dewey and Mr..
Horn-h had succeeded III increasing the St.
Louis subscriptions TO the keokuk and Mt.
Pleasant Railroad 10 SIS 900, and that there
is every prospect Of getting ten 70 twenty
Thousand nore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

CO AZ Il recent auction sale Of lots in West
Davenport, the prices averaged 5000 per
acre, the lots varying in size from one to three
acres, and lying two miles from the city,
s.Pretty goodl"
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RT The Russian Government has pur-
chased the George Law guns, and they are
being converted into semi-Minie rifles at q
shop in Hartford, Conn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

CT Good hay is selling here for SIS per
ton. We heard farmer wondering, the
other day, al such high price, as he tho't
hay was very plenty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

BEEF CArTLE.-Twelve head Of beef cat
tie, from Hancock CO., Ills, were sold on the
scales last Saturday for 81 rs, live weight, to
Hener He paws S3 for choice cattle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

fE 1t is announced that the title of Mr..
Chas. Dickens new serial novel is 6 Little
Dorrit." 1t will be republished in Harper's
Magazine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

The Bed AS AN ISsrrrurros.-The almost
forgotten French romancer, Clemence Rob-
erts, thus warmly expresses himself on the
comforts of bed:
"a bed is certainly the most precious and
most favorable asylum to be found here be-
low. In fact, when look at it, and when
think, when step into it, how one is sud-
denly, as If by enchantment, rid Of fatigue,
cold, wind, dust, rain, importunate visitors,
tedious conversations, commonplace re-
marks, pompous assertions, Dragging, put
ting forth headstrong opinions, contradic-
tons, discussions, travelling stories, conf
Dental readings Of poem or whole TRACE
dy, explanations of systems in long words,
interminable monologuss, and that in place
of all these, one has pictures, thoughts,
memories, to be called up, that he is in the
midst Of a chosen society Of phantoms and
visions, just to his mind, and all these
dreams, which foreign writer calls "moon
light of the brain;' when think of what
words to make use OF to express my enthusi-
asm and veneration, and am almost ready
TO bow In admiration before it."
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CT The Journal says that Thackeray can
be "obtained" to lecture in Muscatine this
winter, for Sloo per lecture.
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ET Eighteen women remained in the town
Of Sebastopol, and were made prisoners, but
tsssted with perfect respect.
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CT Mr.. Vim. H. Brown, the distinguished
ship-builder of New York, died suddenly on
the 9th.
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erThe Tribune calls the Princess All;

~ The construction train Of cars crossed
Cedar River Bridge on last Friday, the Goth.
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CT The large gristmill of Albers q Co.
at Warsaw, was burned on Friday night. No
particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

CT II is stated that Prince Menschikoif has
become q monk in one of the mon asteries in
the old capital oil Russia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

DIID-ln the city Of keosauqua, Oct. I'D, after .
long and painful illness of Consumption, Mrs RII1-
ABETa NJ. CurLER. wife Of the late Elisha Cutler Jr,
and daughter of John and Lucy Kendall Aged SO
years and months
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-05

CONVENTION OF HusBANDs.-The papers
state that convention of husbands is to be
called shortly at Syracuse N. Y, to adopt
some measures in regard to fashion. They
say that since they have to support the expen-
ses of fashion they havea right to regulate its
caprices. 1t is also said that proposition
to raise boys only, in future is to come be-
fore the convention. The members are to
resolve themselves into husbands Rights
party.
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JAMES Il. DUNCAN CO.,
Chs and Ateam Pine EitteYs,

North side lain b.t. sth and 9th Sts., keokak lows
A RE PREPARED TO INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
into stores dwelling churches, and other build
ings, reasonable terms.
Our stock II gas fixtures viii be always adequate
10 the demands Of the trade, and connection Ia
such that we can furnish any pattern at short
tice. We would particularly call the attention u
those wanting steam Pipe connections to wrought
iron PIPE, which has almost entirely superseded cop
per pipe. stock Of all sizes constantly on hand.
Orders received for brass work. Cash paid for old
Brass and Copper. October / ls5G-d6m
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Gas Fixtures.

FI1HE undersigned prepared to receive orders
i for fitting up stores Offices and dwelling houses,
with pipe and fixtures for gss--proInpty executing
the same and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested 10 leave their ad-
dress with us, Though the Post Office.
OrdSs executed in the succession in which they
are received. scDFIELD BROTHER.
July 3,-di
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Card TO tho Ladies.
ATOW ready for the season . large stock of Trim
Y ming Goods in Velvet-Piain and Shaded Col
ors and Black Of all widths; Plush Shaded, Moss
Fringe, MORE Antique, Watered Ribbons, Colors and
Width Galloons in great variety; Gimps, Braids &C.;
some in bright colors for children g dresses.
Sept. 10. dAw =. D. FOSTER
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Obituary,

4 HOUSE and lot for sale, on the corner Of tenth
\ and johnson st. Enqsire on the premises Of
nov5d2t* j. PETZLER
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Form Of Application.

give here the Post Office address and date
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEMoINE n. d K. X. COY,
OTruswA, Iowa:
hereby apply TO purchase
the ----- Of section ---, Tow nship -, Range ---
West =. NJ, and offer te give for the same - doll
lars per
Here sign name plainly.
Sept 2S, lS55-3mddw
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CossIDERArE.--A man being awakened by
the captain of boat with the announcement
that he must not occupy bis birth with his
boots on, very considerably repled-sO, the
bugs won't hurt 'em, guess they're an old
pair. Let 'em rip
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Lands and city Lots for sale.

HAVING been requested by suDdry persons and
at sundry times 10 name the prices would
take for my lands and lots in Iowa, take this OPP
to inform the public in general Of the
prices will now take for the same. A hist il here
unto annexed:
NEt of section s, township IS, range 5.
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THE LOVERS SOLILOQUY.
Go search the Indies wave for pearls,
To deck your high-bo maiden
Or dig Goleonda' u diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincenss;
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your "hcart's delight
Loves widest Of devices
III give to her whom adore,
BY far an of'ring richer
My face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
In Buell's fair Skylight Picture.
BULLS Gallery, So Main Street.
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WHIsKEY OPERATIONS. Hnrrigan was
brought before the Mayor last Saturday, on
charge Of selling liquor, found guilty, fined
$40 ana costs, and in default Of payment was
committed.
Michael Kennedy was tried for being drunk
and making disturbance. Michael declared
that he was ..dacent man." that he was not
drunk, but he talked loud TO his brother -in-
law because he was dafe. He thought this
was a'free country, and if n man couldn't
talk loud to bis dafc brother-in Jaw, il was
about time for him TO 20 home whore he came
from. The Mayor took IA different view OF
costs, which he paid aud left.
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CAKES
nF all kinds can be had at
~ CREIGHTON 4 OHMER'S,
je l2-dtf Johnson Street.
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THE DEs NoISEs VALLEY WING is issaed from
this oce every Wednesday has an extensive and in
srsasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley Is saN as in the rest Of the State and the nj
ted States and as a medium of advertising is not
surpassed. Subscription price sl,5o per annum in
advance. SEA
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l2O
:.
and the whole of - I2l
Lots IS and 1913 in Nashville and the E of Y
w Of N h 16-65-5 10 acresl in dispute
For the whole Of which / will take fleeafy-fv
fA0ssaad dollars third in hand and the BE- ance
in one, two, three, and four annual payments, with
interest nj 10 per cent from date, to be paid
ally, aud secured by deed of trust until all il paid
Any person wishing for particular information ~
to location quality of the lands, may apply to H.
T. Reid, Esq his Honor the Mayor OF the city Of
keokuk. WM. GILLISS.
a Rare Chance for Coed Ra rgains.
q ar 10 feet GA Main street desirable building
AO lots in the city Of keokuk also for sale, or
exchange for western property, good Mill propesty
it Ohio; 30 choice land in Indiana several lots
IN the Town Of Naperyille, county seat Of Du Pags
comfy, M so acres If choice land the county
seat Of Monroe county Iowa, with fruit trees etc.
Inquire Of MckENNY RUNNER.
The Fast Mill.
VlNHE Fast Saw Mill and half miles Above
l. town is now in operation with good stock VI
Log. Persons wanting Lumber will be furnished
on short notice By leaving their orders Mt the Office
of Il. X. 4 u. w. FORD, or with
WM. BROwNELL.
keokuk May IL, lsa5.--dtf
FOR SALE.
~ EW top buggy, at the Lvery stable Of
~ Oct l2-dtf WM. CLEGH0RN.
For sale.
C0UTH HALF Of the north east quarter Of section
- u in township 81. North ~ Range 10 West, in
Appan0osc county, Iowa, well watered. Apply to
LLOYD ID, SIMPSON
Over Post Office, keokuk oct, 10 DIFF
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FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ OBERTOP, No. ". Main street, has just re-
~. ceived a large and complete assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Toys. Musical Instruments, Shot Guns,
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and so on, which he viii
sell ut
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
cheap for cash. c. OBERT0P.
Keokuk, Oct. 20, 1856.
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TIE PAVEMENT QUESTION received some en-
phatic attention on Saturday last. We OBJ
serve, by the Mayors docket, that our friends
X. Wilsey, H. Stohlwick, j. G. Estes and
others, We're summoned before his honor upon
a charge of obstruotiug the sidewalks. Some
of them were fined 81 and costs, and the
conse quence was that there was very rapid
cleaning of Of the walks The best Of the
Joke was that = number Of these persons had
signed the remonstrance to the widening OF
the pavements on the ground, among other
reasons. that the object could "be more eff
tectually accomplished by proper police of
fcer. whose duty it should be TO see that no
unnecessary obstruction should be allowed
TO remain on the payements, as they now
are" We presume that, by this time, they
think g a proper police officer" is on hand.
For our part, we are greatly delighted 10 see
this demonstration of energy on the part of
citizens upon the prospect of having clear
coast hereafter. unobstructed By such nuisan-
ces as stove-blackers, barrels, boxes, wood
piles, tar barrels, crates, sugar ogsheads,
and SO on.
Now let the pavements be repaired, where
repairs are needed, and Main street will be-
come again passable street-not to say the
handsomest West of the Mississippi. If
this matter comes under the jurisdiction OF
the Engineer, we trust that he will attend TO
1t at once.
LArER-After the proceedings alluded to
above, the City officers, pursuing their good
labors, had up K. II. Huston, T. l. MKenny,
B. A. Williams. Joseph Snow, Mr.. Durkee,
VIM. Cave, G. ". Sanders, Mr.. Moore,
krayer & Shrek, j. T.. Burke, Z. kilbourne,
and Geo. Reed. Sanders, Moore, and Schrick
were discharged. Mr.. Reed employed coun
sci and took a continuance. The others were
Aned s. and costs. The fine was RENTED In
all cases. The complaint against (. Kill
bourne is good enough to copy, and is AS fol-
lows 9 For that he did unlawfully create
nuisance on Third street, on the sidewalk,
and that by leaving thereon n we'll or deep
hole in such manner as To obstruct the same,
and has for long time neglected to take the
said hole in" We prepnme the hole will
now disappear.
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s.Gate City Hat StOre.''
n LARGE and carefully selected assortment Of
n the latest style Of fine Hats and Caps. pressly
for the city trade. s. 4. VOORHEES, d co.
Sept. G, l855.-d
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FOR AALE.

NEW top buggy, at the Iayery stable Of
~ oct l2-dtf VIM. CLEGH0RN.