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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-17
Go.Partnership Notice.

Go.PartneTshiP Notice.
FINHE undersi gned hav- this day formed CO part
/ nership for the purpose of carrying on the boot
and shoe business In krokuk under the style aud firm
of H. J. Elliott, Co.
T. j. ELLIOTT.
JN0. II. CARRIER.
I, j. CARTER
JAS. Il. CARTER
Having purchased the entire stock Of :. A. Duke,
and having farth rmore secured the services Of Mr.
Dunlap. late of Cincinnati, Ohio widely and favora-
bly known n the prince OF Boot Makers, soiic-
il the pat. onaga of ths citizens Of keokuk, AMI the
surrounding country.
1t is our int ntion to keep hand complete
sortm mt of every description and price and pre-
pared to finish order boots and shoes suit the fan
ry I. j. ELLIOTT 4 co.
have sold my entire stock and trade to T. j. Elii-
oft Co., and cheerfuiiy recommend them to my old
custom gentlcms fully competent and capable
Of carrying the boot and shoe business In al its
branches. 5. A. DUKE.
nov9
- EADi MADE CLOfiIINu.-Ev,rythingi in tins
IN line can be had st the iowert figures NJ
sep27dpw WOODWARD co.'s.
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=. nr%treet.

T-NI0N Block, Main Street. Dealer in English
~ and FIR sneh Chemicals Drug and Medicines
Paints, Oils. Dye Stufs, Brushes perfumery, Fancy
Articles, &C., dc
All the Pa ent Medicin X of the day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes Will be accurately
and neatly prepared, and in ne will any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
l IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-17

David y. SMITH. n B. 4AksIckLEs
Amcti0meers, a. mm ON Merchants
and Real Estate Brokers.
i NXTE viii pay particular attention To sales by
/ w Auction, Of Real Estate, stocks, Adminstra-
tors Sales, &C; will negotiate Loans, make toliec-
/ tions, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise make
liberal advances on Real Estate Merchandise
signed for public sale; will act H. Attorneys for
property holder the disposng Of property, col
lecing Of rents, paying tnNes &c., will act as hnan
eial cpunseiors for ail who MAY need our services
Office on Third street. between Main and johnson
/ E'OKsAIE--} lots On FULTON Street. Trims easy
Il Apply % SMITH d NANsIckLEN.
L'oR SALE - 10 Of land ON The c. + CoNN
i Tract, apply 10 SMITH Il fAN6ICkLEN.
/ ENoR SALE--A dwelling house and lot On Bank
L Street apply 10 SMITH NANsIckLEN.
I 4 LoT IN Louisville, ky.,t to exchange for keo-
\ kuk City property apply 10
SMITH yANsICKEN.
L'oR sALE--Or trade for Iowa lands Or Keokuk
i City proF rty-A house and lot at Walnut ILLS
near the elty Of Cincinnati. apply TO
sMITn a yANSIcKLEN.
FI.HREE THOUSAND DOLLARS 10 loan for ons
year real estate, appl. to
SMITH d vANSIcKLES.
FOR SALE.
80 i,el h, = On fr>t Street, between Main 4 John
Asp, Hou-e and Lot, c0ruAr Vt First and John
Apply to SMITH i NANsICKLEN.
ron NALE,
geo Acres Of Land 80 und,r cultivation, near Ca
margo. Terms, one.third cash, balance in one tive
| and three years, Appiyt"
SMITH 4 VANeIcKLEN.
I>oR sALE-640 acres Of choice land within four
L miles Of the city SMITH 1NANsIckLEN.
FOR SALE.
4 HOUSE and lots Second street, apply to
"a nov24 SMITH Il VANslCkLHN.
FOR SALE.
20 FEET front On Second street, with building,
" rents for SsUe. Apply to
nov24 SMITH 4 VANsIcKLEN
TOR SALE,
IfHkEE iots together on 9th street. Terms easy
4 Apply TO
nov24 SMITH a yANSIcELEN
E'OR sALE--lO acres of land under cultivation on
L mile from the city. Apply 10
noy24 SMITH 4 yANsICELEN
E,oR sALE.--39 feet front on Main street. AptIv
TO MOVES SMITH 4 VANsICkLEN.
Ls0R sALE.--A farm containing 2es acres, 1870
L under fence. ii miles from the city on the plank
road- Possession given the LIT of March next Ap
ply to nova SMITH d YANsIckLFS
LN0R sALE--A houae and lot on Main s;rest
l. nova SMITH YANSHkLEN.
A FIRE II invoice Of Hats and Gaps to trade sor
n City property Apply To-
noy24 tMirH a vANsIekLEN.
1cl ACRES OF Land Pella, Mahaska ccun-
L w tv, 70 trade for City prop rty. Apply 10
noy2l SMITH 4 VANsIckLEN.
lou miles from the County Seat. can be had for
seven dollars par acre. apply soon 70
nor24 SMITH 4 NASSICkLEN.
r0n DOLLARS can be had on short time by ap-
oOO plying 10 SMITH Il NANsIckLEN.
noy24
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Christmas Presents.

p OSEWooD, ebony. odor and ladies work boxes.
II Purtmonaies, largs assortment. Inlaid hair
brushes do. CLOTH hat and tooth. Lubins extracts.
French pomades, do. cologne, hair oils. Re. Will he
sold cheap by ,. HElMSTREET,
Druggist Union Block, Main St, between 9th 18th.
dnrlld
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Lumber Lumber!!

THE subscriber has bought the Fast Saw Mil >
/ two miles above the city, and il prepared to
shortest notice at from 81 Is to 81 so per 100 feet
lie is also carrying the ow and Wagon facto-
ry on the corner of 18th and Main Street, whre he
Is Or pared furnish wagons and Piews If the bst
finish and quality at WHOLESALE retail, cheaper
than similar article can be had in southern Iowa
decI2d&wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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Self-Re guIa t ing
Stove.

TINHIS Stove, which has established enriable
i reputation as a wood Stove, have of late
ranged for ifning coa and parlor coal Stove
ITS merits prov equally sal; factory a. for wood.
We have changed the style and dress Of the steve
" addn g new patterns, and have ali the real i'm
provements by making the close tops thereby retain
Ing The alright stove which Is mostly sought as
stose for my and comfort The prices of this
stove may be reduced oneth'rd BY trimming with
the Am rican imitation Of Russia iron. We hav
not thought ii policy to use this material, thereby
injnring The rapu alton ST COOL stove, but have
nyar ably used tn best article of Russia iron. If,
how YER 1 iere any who wish them made Of y
cheaper malariul, will furnish them ut usual
Of profit, say nine and ten dollars respective
ly CONS TOOK BRO
declzd
\Af + iIAN H. lust recsigsa laT1s and bsautiAa al
w 81 ect5n of Brittania and Pianished " are
who wi sell low in sets bv the ice, a. No.
~ MARI street. C0MSTUCk & BRO.
c,7d
TUSf RECEIVED. at No. 50 Main street six dor
- set of ansh 4 Pate Covers, M 1T us full
article in housekeeping. C0Msf0Hk q BRO.
1aaI-
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The Growth ana Policy OF Hussra.

The Growth and Policy OF RuSs'a.
The London Times of the 18th ult, thus
powerfully sketches the growth and ambitious
designs Of Russia.
The continual and rapid growth of the Rus
sian empire, north, south, asst an west, for
n century anu half, has been described as
tha Il ,st marvellous fact of modern times
But there is another fact equally strange and
portentous, and that Is the continual states
Of passive apprehension in the face Of which
this growth has taken place. Europe has not
slept; she has not been hoodwinked; she has
not been deceived; nor has hers been an in
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THE BELLIGERENTs RATHER QUIET
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10. 600 mlSHEA.S wHEAT.

10000 Nj SHELS W HEAT,
4 ND an unlimited quantity of Oats, Corn, and all
n kinds of produce wanted immediately
The highest market prices will be paid for W hea
and grain Of all kinds delivered at the commission
warehouse If the undersigned the Leyec, between
Main and johnson streets, kenkuk.
oct22 dLwtf W A. PATTERSON CO.
L,OR RENT.--Coneert Hall from the lst of Janu-
J. AIRY next. Apply to g. /. CONN.
nov28dlf
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Wanied bY fhe Auh.criber.

WAntcd by Tue SubHGTlbeF.
FIyEN THOUSAND BUSHELS White Corn dclv.
| er d oil his mill corner of 18th and Main st.
for which the highest price in cash will be paid
deci 2d6w'f HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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EOm SALE.
A HOUSE and lots on Second street apply
"A novel, SMITH Il VANSickLEN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-17

go feet by - First Street, between Main John
Also, House and Lot corn, VI First and John.
Apply to SMITH i NANsICKLES.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
. .ABBEvILLE q. 81.
information Wanted.

Much might bc addedto the interest and
value OF a country newspaper, if its editor
were uhiquitous--could be everywhere, sec
everybody, aud hear everything. To sup
ply this want Of ubiquity, we appeal to ou'
friends, in every part Of tho District, to aid
us by frequent communications of the cur
rent events transpiring around them. Al
snch things as marriages, deaths, accidents
and 80 on, should be published; and how
are VIC to obtain such items if our friends dc
not report them? -:
We will very clleerfully pay all the actu
al expenses incurred by any one who take,
the trouble to communicate anything o
interest to us. We ask for nothing more
than a bare statement of facts, from wl,itl
to compile an accurate weekly review q
passing events.
Let those Of our friends, then, who desire
the Press to be the best as it is now tho
cheapest newspaper in hecountry, manifest
a little interest in our behalf, and they sha
ne"cr complain of not being fully repaid
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
Stephens against Know NothingIsm.

Hos. All. STErnrss, Of Georgia, has
lately given his views OH the subject Of
Know Nothingism i'll n letter solicited by
Col. Thomas, OF sEbcrton.
We had looked with some anxiety, not
wholly exempt from a degree Of arprchen-
sion, for this gentleman to define his posi-
ton i'll reference to the new faith. At the
outset, if asked how he would stand, we
should without hesitation have placed him
where he now is; but rs there were subsc-
quent contradictory reports in Georgia as to
his whereabouts, and as the Chronicle e:
Sentinel manitestly squintcd towards Know
Aothingsn,, we began to fear. But l,o has
settled the question SO far as his OWN posi-
ton is concerned and, we believe, has set
tied it so far as the position of Georgia is
concerned. We cannot believe that Know
Notllingism can hold up its head where the
exposition of STEPHENS nncovers it.
We have all along believed Know
Sothingism to be unworthy the support Of
generous and republican people, and shall,
whilst denying to no gentleman the right
to be heard in our columns in its defence, if
asked, not cease to oppose it SO long as it
invades the pcaco and Threatens the dignity
Of our country. We believe it to be the
spawn Of Northern denagogisn, and would
warn the generous bosom OF the South how
it hatchesit into vitality. The letter Of Mr..
SrEpHEss should and will have infinitely
more weight than any blows We could i'll
tlict, and VIC shall reproduce it at al early
day. Let it be read by every one who
feels the slightest ,nisgivings on the subject,
and any concern for the prevalence ofpolit-
ical truth.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25

er tried that plan yet The Pioresrs Since
its existence, has been very Irregular iu its
visits to us-coning, whcn4it comcs3at al;
just in time to be too late for US to cory its
report. We have not seen a number o,
that paper for three months earlier inStlie
week than Friday evening, after our ,wcek,,s
issue is off. The report froinit then s@ould
be stale by tleFncxt issue: Wo aro$H6del
many obligations to our friends IN. Hamburg
and Augusta, and will always take pleasure
in reporting their markets free gratis, anc
advertising their business at the lowest pos
siblc rates. And we hereby invite propo
sails from Hamburg for furnishing us weekly
reports Of its market. Who will under
take2 and at what pricc2
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
Levying upon Carn-Cribs.

WE have hcarl, but cannot say how tru-
ly, that party of men, somewhere i'll An
derson District, recently supplied themselves
with wagon load of corn from neigh
boris crib: without license, after frightening
the servants (the only witnesses of the sccnc)
into silence by showing their guns and
threatening to shoot. Tie owner had re-
fused to supply them. Wchave not heard
the full particulars, but VIC know the out
rage should be vigorously punished The
necessity that makes rogucs Of honest men
has never yet existed in this country, and
we hope never may.
~ similar demonstration was made, We
are told, somewhere i'll Georgia, not long
ago, which ended rather tragically to one
OF the party concerned. Several lazy fellows
having been denied adnittance to the crib
of a farmer, went at night to help them
selves. a lever was applied to make an
opening between the logs for one to creep
in and ii!l the sacks. Willie thus engaged,
one holding the neither end of the lever to
keep the passage open, tho proprietor made
a descent upon them. simultaneously the
fellow inside slipped his head out aud the
one at the lever let 60 to run, when down
come tho wall, literally smashing the poor
wrctch's skull.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
Christian and Deale.

WE invite attention to the advertisement
by this firm, appearing in another column.
We have noticed in their establishment
several Bugges, Of their manufacture, which
would not blush in comparison with any VIC
have ever seeh. They are tasty and elogaut
and we have no doubt, arc as durable as
they arc handsome. - :--
Don't stand back, ye who desire vehicles
Of loconsotion, and wait for easier times
Why not buy in hard times, and pay in
easy times ; We believe that is decidedly
the next best TO tue cash system.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
I A Wrong Conclusion.

THE Pioneer thinks the papers of Able
vile selfish, because they do not report tho
transactions Of the Hamburg market. II
all the conclusions of the Pioneer hereto
fore had been correct, and its saeacitv in
discovering the truth in all. cases establish
ed, it might have caused us SO far as We
are concerned, some trouble to disprove the
charge, since we have no direct testimony
to present except our own earnest denial :;
for we confess to q delinquency in deed,
though not in motive.
Weare not. selfish; at least not more so
than others. And if we were, the idea of
building up a cotton market at AbbevilIc by
ignoring that at Hamburg or at any other
place, would be as absurd and futile rs un-
just to our friends at: Hamburg and those in
the habit, Of trading there. We are aware
that perhaps onc-half Of our Subscribers in
this District still prefer the Hamburg mar
ket, and we haye too much, respect for their
Judgment, and for the Use of honorable
means. to play 20 contemptiblc trump to
win over few bales Of cotton for our mar
ket as would be 9 suppression Of the reports
tot the Hamburg with that view. We are
for free trade and honorable competition
always and while wedo do not pretend to
tdeny thatiWe should besgraH6eds dsto see tcsven
hbbeyille g. Hssiiie market of thes entire
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
Upper Long Cane,

VIZ thank our friend "LAYMAs" for Ills
kindness in furnishing us simultaneously
with our village cotemporary with copy
Of his excellent remarks suggested by the
services at Upper Long Cane on Saturday.
They are conceived in noble spirit, and
may 10 mcditated upon with equal profit
by the Episcopalian, hesBaptist, the scce-
der, the Methodist and the Presbyterian.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
Death of an Editor.

F. ". SYMMEs, Jr., one of the editors OF
tho Reowee Courier, died ut his fathers
residence in Pendleton village on the l4tl
instant. He was graduate of the Univcr.
sity of Georgia, young man of much prom
isc: and universally esteemed by bis acquaiu
tances for his many amiable qualities.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
New Post-Omces.

sIscE first Of April, 1854, forty five new
post-oflices have been established in this
State four Of which are in this District,
namely, Mount Carmel, Whitehall, Level
Land, and Hodges. We need several more,
if good postmasteis could be induced TO
serve for patriotism's sake as a considcra-
ton; but it seems country post-offices these
days Ego a-begging." 1t will be impossible
to disseminate thoroughly the light Of gen
eralzsintclligcnce among the people until
vast improvement is made. upon our present
postal system. There should be three post
Offices to every one now existing. ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25

for tho reaper Aud we still horc tho far
mers Of this State will realize Better yield
than has been anticipated. ~
It is too soon, now, to speculate on the
corn crop; but ns we have no. had first.
ratio yield, in several years, we venture to
think it is at least time we should have one,
and hence hope for it. tos f. g..
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
Bad state of Thinps.

ln some Of the counties cast of us there
is a lamentable scarcity of corn. There
are, we learn; about FIVE hundred families
destitute of bread corn in Talladega coun-
ty; but the promise of most extraordina
ry. and early crop of wheat there relieves
the matter, to some extent, Of its gloom
In Chambers, tho commissioners court has
appropriated ,nenev to purchase two thou
! sand bushels OF corn to feed the destitute
and we learn that Wm. B. s.. Gilmer, ESQ.,,
f0 Lafayette, with his accustomed large
ness, Of heart, has given an agent of the
county an order to his overseer in this couu-
ty for all his surplus at 81 90 per bushel,
when he could readily sell it here at 81 80.
The court in Tallapoosa has made provision
similar to that of Chambers. In parts Of
Goosa there is great dcstitution. We know
Of an instance in which farmer, after di-
viding as much he could possibly spare
was told that if he did not continue to .di.
vide, those needing co,7as 1oould help them.
,sel0es. His engagements called him else.
where, but he has had to remain at:llome tc
. guard his premises.
This state Of things appeals with voice
that only Stone can resist to those who arc
blessed with a superabundance. 1t is nc
time for extorting exorbitaut prices. Bette,
far is it to adopt the benevolent course ol
Mr.. Gilmer than to tempt the agrariar
beast. If he ever gets lap Of Blood he
;. Will attain ah. awful ferocity! ss
; ~, -, =, S.. montgomery (Aza.) Mdii.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
Another Fatal Accident,

WE have heard that little boy by the
name Of ARNOLD was accidently shot and
killed, few days ago, in this District, by a
young Mr.. BAKER.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
TIE Weather and the Crops.

We learn from gentlemen WHO have
reached the city within day or two, and
who have explored extensively the State Of
Georgia, and portions of Alabama and Ten.
nesscc, that the crops Of cotton and corn,
although backward, had generally obtained
good stand, and, with seasonable rain,
will promise an abundant yield. The wheat
crops in the upper. counties ofzGeorgia are
very good, and viii be. ready for. the. sickle
by the middle Of Jung indeed, one farmer,
in the vicinity Of Macon commenced har-
vesting his wheat cropon Friday last.
After the aboye'had: been placed in type,
one{ofnthe gentlemen alluded to, handed 'us
the subjoined remarks: .. ~ ~
During my travel through considera-
Bile portion of Georgia, found the crops
generally good, especially the wheat crop,
in the Cherokee country. Most of tho
planters in this section considered this crop
asrnade, and that it would be ready. fof
harvesting By the 10tkto the 18th Of June.
The cotton md corn crops are rather. back.
ward botB, however, looked healthy and
well. The Qat crop IoolhE small and rather
badly, but tie Iate s6S overs may bringp. it
9pe although tEle1 had Been ,paft as
have Been nfofmed 4 ttfaft io ala had tisitets
iuF uFfhe lower part Of or west Ten
nesseez TIE drought and bad cropss Of last
year, have caused soonsiid ddrable distress to
the poor popp1at tfonS and Heard sof fsorie
cohnties being entirely desti tifdte Of 1ofnfof
sale, and in some e.plases, bjliiEs nleetib3s6s
the telif Of tha poor had kesn,ca3lad Con
aldefables II have 70 ba kept back
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
The Greenville and Columbia Railroad

\ MEETING of thesEBoard of@Directors
was held in Columbia on the 15tl, instant.
Surveys of the proposed Aiken and Nine
ty-Six connection, and also Of the projected
extension of the Road from. ,Greenville to
Ashyille, N. c., were ordered which com.
prises about all the business of importance
transacted. !,
There can be No, doubt, it seems to us, of
the importance to the Company of-these
projects--thhee contemplated extension to
North Carolina especially. It seems to be
Ethe eonflent1opiiion of the able President
that both will be cousu,nmated, as expressed
in his letter: to the kshvills meeting, which
we.bave copied dsnsthis issl,es AL speed to
the arm Of steam ! !; 30 y. 81 49,, !: !.
T The annual. meeting Of the stochhotsder.
will take place here in July next. .,s:.a.s3 ~.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25
The es<aroyeing crops. );

THIS scarcity Of provisions throag Eoat'
The country .generally has been and. is now
lille less pressing than that d; the famous
fostys6se. g South Caroliiia kasnpt suffered
yekas ahe did shaeshh but abe aia felt ,e
Eprs rsssnsi 81 30 YssY M & ssmss,f lsi Ess s.
sN is, our opsniiop ffoHi ks,f ac:
Ecoubts SO meet fsogt Spssif sifsrs, hi
Here ise prsfis SIS sssLsas
tsypp All I'D
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-25

A BABY ESrAKEp AaArssT A DoLEAn.
=: .-.V are informed on good authority, says
the.Baltimore Republican, that the follow
ing circumstances really traitspired on Sat.
urdynight, in a low street id Exeter.
ssaA card-party PLAYED for various stakes
until one of them-a wonM-becominp
] in her language, adead broke" offered to
Sstake her infant child against dollar. upon
the issue oflthe next game. The PROPOSE
ton was agreed TO BY her opponent, who
= was q childiess mother, and being favored
by Fortune, the conclusion .of the game
found her the. simmer of the babe, a bright,
healthy male fnfaat. The child was, deliv.
;aersdsHithout q narinur 70 theswinncr and
Nnbahiral thatsher offspring will
lie lAw cgsto dian n better home
siit Wsis syssntlle lessit
Eff fs3dsfs - ~ A assafH Ess.l'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24
as STOVE EaDEP0E
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- TaWHOIIESALE and AREEAth5a

COPPER, TIN, BRASS kED IRON WARE,
One door West of ths hs"Indiaa Queen nGssss Ss;aSt
nsdsaisly East Of the Patton House nasas nEIc
CARROLLTO s,.sss..ss.....'. :. = a. ~.
Having removed from my old stand west Or sne
ohanse t die above named place. and having @ 4s,r
hTse asso tnent Of Cook Parlor Franklin anu hSS T"
ing Stoves Plain and Fancy Crates, Fre-Ions; ne
Ks.sIes i ad hons &C. embrace this opPortuniy ~, Z
resarning nv thanks tony snI III ss
nuhic generally for the liberal patronage 1nsy
bsstowsd me. and announce that am again ~ ,has
ssrvice and am determined 10 sell little lover 'nAp
ony other estahshmentn thIa place or elsewhere.
keen constantly hand full supply o. shs
enumerated articles together with an
.;c, oF chain Pumpa, Metal Pumps and hohOW
~ s,l asscriptioass Call and see for youFselves
COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON, AND BRASS WAh .h .hor.
to order and spdng done tne S,o@pt ouu
sst noce House spouting in all ts branches Pras
t. axscpted. constant supply OF Copper anu
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