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- destroy these people without los
than you would gain" Such were
ndiak features Of his ''peace speech
4hings had happy effect upon the ne
r ~ Ipns. Whisky had been exhausted in
= Amp below, and provisions were growing
y. On Saturday night we had tremen-
Storm OF wind, with sleet and rain; it
Almost impossible to have fires, or be
~ them. And next day the men disbanded
Md went home very fast, swearing vengeance
on Governor Shannon. They had also been
dipped by their leaders, who told them that
the Free State people were TO give up their
arms and surrender Internationally.
There are many interesting events connect
ed with this affair, that | will give IN subse-
quent letters. The Mssourians carried with
them three dead bodies one Of these had
been shot by their own guard, who mistook
him for q Free State man one was killed
in a drunken row, and one shot himself ac-
cidentally; several others were wounded in
the same way by themselves. All the blood
split has been shed by the invaders Two
Free State men are known to have been shot,
and both were deliberate and cold blooded
murders, and the2 facts connected with the
shooting Of Barber, last week, by party
who met him on the prairie, anacoolly muir
dered him when he was completely without
arms, are Of so atrocious character, as TO
have aided materially in disgusting and dri-
wing many Of the better class from the lnva-
ding camp. Indeed, the blood of Barber was
unquestionably one of the parts of that price,
which the Free State men have paid for their
victory. ARGUs.
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william W. Relknap

/ : agent for the following substantial Insurance
l. Companies
Comm al Ins. CO., Saint i.ouis, No
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
4Etna ms. CO.
Star lns. Co.
Ktna Life Ins. Co.
The attention Of merchants and forwarders il
called to The fact, that the Commercial Ins Co. OF
-, Louis issues open Marine POLES M their Agen-
cy here. The pre- miums retained here and loan
ed Ia the customers of the Company
Office Second Street near Main
lecSdlm
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FIRE.-Last night, about 9 O'Clock, fire
occurred in our city, which for awhile bid
fair for making a sad destruction Of that
portion Of our city between Mulberry and
Walnut and 4th and 5th streets. As it was,
two stables connected, belonging to Mr.. Mil
ler, Of the Muscatine Hotel, and Mr.. Mark,
were consumed together with seventeen
horses, and hay, harness, &C. Muscatine
Inquirer, Goth.
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One OF THE EXPRESS RoBBERs.--The De-
troit Advertiser says: 'His Excellency, Gov.
Bingham, has granted requisition upon the
Governor Of Massachusetts, for White, the
Express messenger. accused Of robbing the
Express, while under his charge, OF $50 900
in gold. Circumstances point strongly to the
probability that the robbery was committed
Mt this point, and the prisoner will consc-
guentiy be brought here for trial.
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Having purchased the entire stock Of :. A. Duke,
and having Furthermore secured the services u Mr..
Dunlap late Of Cincinnati. Ohio, widely and favara-
bly, known the prince of Boot Maker" sole
it the patronage Of the citizens of keokuk and the
surrounding country.
IL sour intention to keep on hand complete
sortment OF every description and price and pre-
pared 10 finish 10 order boots and shoes 10 suit the fan
ey. I. j. ELLIOTT d ca.
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THE CORN SHELLER.

i EWlS BRADLEY II. H. kceder, have this day
IL entered into partnership. under the of
Lewis Bradley Co. for the sale of Dickinson :
Patent Com Shelter. They. only, have the right to
sell these celebrated Shelters in Lee County.
They have few on hand. Apply TO III. X. Reed
er, Union Block, Main street, next door west Of j.
ii. Sullivan Il Collins Agricultural store.
Dec % '55-d2t-wtf
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT SUSPENSION BRIDGE
-FiFrEES PERSONS INJuRED.--We learn from
gentleman who was on the spot at the al
most murderous accident, growing out of
sheer carelessness on the part Of somebody
connected with the one or both of the two
trains which came in collision, that as the
Erie and Ontario train was on the curve bound
for Niagara, few hundred yards from the
Bridge station, it met the Great Western train
OF cars from Hamilton, and fearful crash
followed, which resulted in the destruction
of the two engines and four or five cars, and
wounding, more or less severely, large
number Of passengers on the Great Western
train. Most singularly, the other train, with
the exception of the establishment of the en-
CINE, escaped further accident, the great mo-
mentum of speed having saved it from a
more complete destruction. The wounded
were carried to hotel, and care taken of
them, and it is hoped that nothing Of fatal
character will result. 1t was one Of the most
miraculous escapes from wholesale slaughter
which we have had to record in years. Buff
falo Republic, Goth.
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ssMy son, in the midst Of life always be
prepared for DEATH" was the admonition of
a Missouri frontier minister, as he placed in
the young mans belt two bowie knives and a
pair Of revolyers.
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DAVID D. SMITH .
DAVID y. SMITH. \. d. NAast' hLE
SMITH & VANSICKLEN,
Auctioneers. Com IN ssiOn Merchant
md Neal Estate Brokers.


SMITH & vANSICKLEN,
Auctioneers. Con, IN ssiOn Merchants
nnd Neal Estate brokers.
"Ewiii pay particular attention 70 SAFE ny
w Auction, u Real Estate, stocks, Adminstra'
tors Sales &c; will negotiate Loans, make 'oileo
tions, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise make
liberal advances Real Estate or Merchandise con
signed for public sale; will act M Attorneys for
property holders the disposing OF property, col
Letting of rents paying taxes &C.; viii act ~ hnan-
cial councillors TOR MI who may need our services
ofBce on Third street between Main and johnson.
noy24
L,oR sALE-Lot 5, Block 20l Nam street. Ap-
L ply to dec. 2s. 1sMITH VANSIkCLEN.
NOR SALE-Lots ! aud In Block ~, corner Of
l. Fulton AND 9th streets Terms easy Apply Y
dee IS SMITH d VANslCkLEN.
TOR SALE-Lots 4, 3 aud SIX in Block 1888,
l. " Fulton 10Th streets. Apply 70
dee 80 SMITH FANSICklEN.
L'FR SALE 20 feet BY l4o on johnson street, be
Il tween "a aud 81 streets, south side, apply 10
SMITH & NANslCkLEN.
LNOR sALE-28 feet by 40 Sd street, also 70
i feet on johnson, of 9TH street, by 10 on
9Th. Apply 10 SMITH VANSICkLEH.
Ls0R SALE - 10 acres of land the c. +. CONN
i Tract, apply to SMITH vANsICKLEN.
L'oR sALE--A dwelling house and lot on Bank
Il street, apply to SMITH YANsICKLEN.
A LOT in Louisville ny, to exchange for keo-
sMfrH yANsIcKEN.
LN0k sALE-0r trade for Iowa lands or keokuk
Il City property-A house and lot at Walnut HlIis
near the city of Cincinnati apply to
SMITH i yANSICKLEN.
ron SALE,
go f, ct by Is on First Street between Main John
son. Also House and Lot of First and John
con. Apply to SMITH & NANsICkLEN.
FOR SALE,
ego Acres If Land, so under cultivation. Ca
MARCO. Terms one-third cash, balance in one, two
and three years. Apply TO -
L>OR ~AIE-6i0 acres Of choice land within four
J. miles ~ the city. SMITH a NANsIChLEN.
FOR SALE.
4 HOUSE and lots Second street. apply 20
n noy24 SMITH d NANsICkLEN.
FOR SALE.
~ FEET front ON Second street, with building
" rents for $500. Apply %
nova SMITH a. NANSICkLEN
LNoR SALE-l0 acres Of land under cult walton, on
i mile from the city. Apply TO
= noy24 SMITH 4 yANsfCkLEN
LNoR SALE-3o feet front on Main street Apply
70 noy2l SMITH A VANsiCKLEN
L4NoR sALE.---A farm containing POS acres 100
L under fence, II miles from the city the plank
road. Possession given the ist of March next. APP
ply 10 nov24 SMITH d NANsICkLEN.
L,oR sALE.--A house aud lot on Main street.
nov2s SMITH A NANolckLEN.
A FRESH invoice Of Hats and Caps to trade for
~ City property. Apply 70 ,.,
nova SMITH NANslCkLEN.
1c0 ACRES IL Land IN Washington county fonr
lou miles from the County Seat. be had FOR
seven dollars pr acre. AIe4p II s"9p 70
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shaving q Hair Cutting Extras rdi-

nary.
GUAMPOONIEG AGREEABLY PERFORMED.
- The favorte Saloon Of George Cabus, Main
Street, below Parsons's Bank, presents attrae-
tions to the citizens Of keokuk. Having obtained
assistants in my business superior TO any before
employed in this city, invite the patronage of the
community, MS am satisfied that can shave clean
er, cut hair more handsomely, and shampoon with
more dexterity than any barber in tho State If iowa
Competition challenged GEORGE CABUS.
August %, 1855.--lyd&w6m
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HAREY kILBOURNE have removed to their
~ new store in kilbourne's Block. They have
spared no pains or expense in fitting up their store
and have complete stock of Looking Glasses, Chi
ma, q ass and Crockery, which they selling al
small profits to the city trade for cash.
dee25d CAREY e. kILBOITRNE
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We publish the following with pleasure.
We suppose the statement which We made to
be true, except so fur as official notice had
been served personally. But we certainly do
not wish it inferred that we are possessed OF
any knowledge which would make 1t gratifl-
cation to us to learn that Mr.. Blackwell had
been removed. So far as we are competent
TO judge, we should not anticipate that 1t
were hardly possible, in the whole county, to
obtain an Engineer better fitted by scientific
attainments to take charge of the important
work of the Company, and if there are 9th
err grounds for removal, We arc ignorant OF
them entirely, and therefore unable to decide
Of the propriety or improperly of the act.
From everything within our knowledge as
yet, we have considered the Improvement in
his hands to be happily entrusted, and shall
have no other opinion till we obtain informa-
ton of another character than that which we
now possess.
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Christmns prcsent.,

Christmas Presents.
u 0SEWOOD, ebony, odor and ladies work boxes
IL Portmonaies, large assortment. Inlaid hair
brushes, do. cloth, hat and tooth Lubin extracts
French pomades do cologne hair oils &c. Will be
cold cheapby s. HEIMSTREET,
Druggist Union Block, Main ST., between 9th d 7th.
decI5d
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/ have sold my entire stock and trade TO T j. Eli
Oft 4 Co., and checrfully recommend them my cid
customers gentlemen fully competent and capable
Of carrying the boot and shoe business in all It's
branches. :. A. DUKE.
Vi
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MOlyday Presents.

IF you want to make your friends presents that
i useful a. well rs ornamental, call ut Carey &
kilbourne' kiibourne's Block. dec25d
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what are WING PrincipieS,

Some professed inquirer after truth adj
dressed note, n few days since, to the Ma
tionaf Mteliigencer, saying he could hardly
discover the difference between Wing and
Democratic principles, and asking to be en-
! lghtened, whereupon the Infeiligenoer pithi-
" remarks:
| Ii, after being reader of the Hateltigencer
/ for many years, our friend really feels lack
/ of information in regard to Wing principles
which we are half inclined to doubt in the
! case Of so intelligent u '.seekero after truth
we may safely refer him, first, to the Con-
stituton of the United States; secondly, to
/ the Farewell Address of President Washing
! ton thirdly, to the last two Messages to
| Congress Of President Madison; fourthly,
/ co the inaugural addresses Of President Har-
rison and President Taylor; and, finally, to
the files of the National Inteiiigencer, pas
sim, for the last thirty years.
| When he asks us, however, to attend him
through the labrynthian mazes Of Democra-
cy, we confess our inability to guide him
safely. The best we can do for him in regard
to Democratic principles, is to point to him
| that message of President jackson, which
teaches every man to obey the constitution
s.onlv as he understands it, and to that 9TH
err state paper of that same distinguished per-
sonage which solves constitutional difficulty
/ by the creation of "a port of entry" And
! if still going up stream in pursuit of knowl-
edge under difficulties he finds himself be.
wildered in regard to true Democratic princi-
| pies, we shall then be compelled to turn him
over to what might not be deemed ga labor
Of love- pernsal of the last two or three
volumes of the Washington Union.
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~ first careful to assume
= and then to guard it care

~ first careful to assume
and then to guard it care
jes were given ssrict orders
&, unless in imminent peril Of
these brave fellows were fred
nts, BY parties Of horse, that
W near them every night, and
pieces ut them, they reserved
n heroism and devotion to tho
leaders, that has rarely if
Aleled. Well did the leader of
Epeople of RANGES know, that
begin with some such ag-
eMas determined to make h ]
- petty attacks, without re-
IL some Of them should fall,
he invaders, without provo
arch up to accomplish their
nxpulsion of the Free State
pg their towns, and lynch
This position was d very
the patient persistence
She Free State men
country from The
Bloody civil discord.
2non TO his knees.
revocation he had
plunge this fair terri
rough his instrument
he had got u large
- border characters
nsidcrable number Of
led away BY alarm
. the soil Of Kansas,
Kansas were armlng
res under leaders OF
ITO resist. He found on
y nd made one great fa-
At ne position assumed bv
! wSs imprcgnable. They
position that they would
ef The corrupt and fraud.
n violence, but that they
remedy for them. He
- At Branson from Sher-
- conducted under cir
would justify those who
Qart of law, and that to a
WlFe'willing to appeal. =
found, was not In any
for that rescue, right or
is against Lawrence chiefly
Dn was aimed, and against
= would be made in spite of
4 arms in the hands of the
saw that these arms were
istlhed. Under these circum-
d nothing really to arrange with
4 on& to gain time By negotia-
men below would become u
their enterprise, ana also to set
Int would, if possible, Justify
indiscreet conduct in the ewes
He was also DESTROYS to dis
c of invaders, who were now
iers OF the ofSpcrs Of the terri
but he frsnkly confessed to
. land others, that he feared he
control over these men, over
ID precipi.a.ed as inyaders on
Days of laboriops negotiation
bfoaght to a close, last Satur-
- Governor, in . paper signed
j General Robinson and Col.
4 that the whole had resulted
.r1tanding. That the people OF
[lieinisy were, as they always
md order abiding people; that
pledged himself that he
ca forces below, against
1e0ssc or otherwise.
40 Missourians were
bis Apthority. Gov.
hiSinAY4nce to recov-
Eepple of Kansas for
Also expiicatly set forth
: knsas haa 4 righ. to tsst |
- Of the territoriai9eg
way, and also explicit
Sion i.s 20 he ya1
, OF eeaes
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NOTICE.

LII those indebted TO j. Z. Bruce win please cal
n at No. 30, Main street, and settle by cash O
nose, by the l5th Of January. After that date IN,
books will be found in the hands of magistrate 70
collection.
Dec. %, 1855 ltd. JAMES 4. BRUCE.
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r. HAuILI.. NJ. D.,

r. HANBLI. NJ. d..
L>CLECTIC Physician and Surgeon, having PER
IL manently located In this city, would res pectfu
~ solicit share of public patronage. Office OF
Fourth street, between Main and Bondeau.
len27dIY
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1--WE undersigned have this day formed . oo-part-
i nershp for the purpose Of carving on the boot
and shoe business In keokuk under the style and firm
Of T. J. Elliott Go.
T. J. ELLIOTT
JS0. ii. CARTER
+. j. CARTER.
JAS X CARTER
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PROBABLE MURDER. A man was brought
and lodged in our Jail last evening for hav-
ing stabbed, as issupposed fatally, consta-
bic Mt Moscow, in tins county. The consta-
BILE had him under arrest, and in attempting
TO escape, he stabbed the constable, who it
is said will hardly survive. We have not
learned the names. of the parties.--l Musca-
line Emo.
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d! = !. ~ i ~
! clels and full
alir, lllt Ill Of
rsm u = viii be
= Asn havt - Slated
IONS, but h6xS main
thoask snly and
sasAses 10 the en-
~ leaders Of an
1fsss them - bs right,
tAeif own body Was no
m . lawless mob. The
md their Free Stats asso-
1amphant, more freely
twas Indicated by our ar
~, and are entitled to
still higher honors than
hted. Read and see
sustained, how tri-
q how ample is the
alness of their pps
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Brutal MuRDER.- About 4 O'Clock Christ
mas morning, the body of a murdered mar
was found in Madison street, between La.
sale and Wells, and taken to the watch
house. From papers on his person, il ap.
peared that his name was 7. +. McGeah, that
he came here from Columbus, Ohio, where
his wife and family reside. He was a good
looking, respectfully dressed man, but let,
tors on his person show that he was in desti-
tute circumstances. His head had been
struck BY a slung shot or some other heavy
instrument several times, and his lower Jaw
was broken Chicago Democrat.
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kgoKuk, Dee. 2Sth, 1854.

. To the Editors q The Gate City:
GESrLEMKS--I notice in your paper Of this
morning, that You state positively, Us nitem
Of correct neus, that ssMr. Blackwell receiv-
. notice from the Des Mones Improvement
Company on Tuesday, informing him that he
had been removed from the Office OF Chief
Engineer of that Company, on the represen-
'rxssvus os Mr.. Mckay, one Of the Commits
sioners of the Improvement on the part of
the State" Allow me to say that received
no such notice on Tuesday last, nor have
at any time received any notice, or nforma-
ton, from the Des Moines Navigation and
Rail Road Co., (Which suppose you mean
in your article that ! have been removed
from the Office of Chief Engineer of that
Company. Respectfully yours,
Il. X. BLACKWELL.
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We sec by the Times of the 18th inst,
that vote has carried in Keokuk to sub
scribe 100000 to the keokuk and Musoa-
tine Railroad, and also for $4,000 for city
improvements.
Keokuk has subscribed or voted to sub
scribe or take stock in the Keokuk and Min
nesota Railroad, to the tune of 100000.
and her indebtedness for city improvements
a part of which is of several years standing,
10 said to amount to 1854 900.
keokuk has also voted 100000 to the
Mississippi and Lafayette K. r.
This creates O general indebtedness of
keokuk, present and prospective, OF seven
hundred and fourteen thousand dollars
($7l4 ,000). The minimum interest is to be
= per cent. per annum. This will be an an
nual interest for the city of Keokuk to pay
in the aggregate oil ifty-seven thousand one
hundred and twenty dollars.
When we consider there are only about
seven thousand inhabitants in keokuk, their
enterprise and public spirit are beyond all
praise.-lFt. Madison Argus.
Our neighbor has put down our population
a little below the mark but then, he made
it all up in the other figures. Possibly our
friend intended his last paragraph TO be
slightly ironical but no matter, we will take
it as complimentary entirely, and thank him
for the expression that keokuk enterprise
and public spirit are beyond all praise"
We believe ourselves that the enterprise and
public spirit displayed by our city arc en-
titled to no moderate encomium, and have
brought their ample reward; and we may add,
that though much has been s'ventured," the
almost unparalleled rapidity of improve
mcnt has demonstrated that tho faith which
prompted the venture was we'll grounded. -
We have ycrturcd, and we are winning to
our entire satisfaction. We thank our friends
for their good wishes, ard they viii rejoice
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rIor management.

snce and sagacity Of
son, and the intclli-
people here, prevented
fhQ1n who know the
and the pc
ri on which all
~, will feel grateful
,. Robinson and the in
oPle Of Lawrence, for
hat might have Involved
lion in a terrible strug-
~ battle woulE have been
~ friends of<either party
e, kansas, to make it a
Ind: and woe, woe, woe,
every step in that I'M
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=. EXxHR.
80 Camp street, Mem Orleans,


--. ~ %~<atA'
E1AS constantly on hand q good asso1t -
Il ment Of fine Watches, Of every de- EA
sc,ription, in gold and silver esses; Mantel sEi.l&
Clocks, and Music Boxes, Cold Guard, Fob, Vest
Chains and Chatalains, Watch Seals, KEYS and
Charms, Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Opal and
Garnet Rings, Plns, Ear Rings, Bracelets, ETC.;
Cuff Pins, Belt Buckles, Gold Pens and Pencils.
Together with = great variety Of other Jewelry,
Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, etc. silver Tea Sets,
Pitchers Gcblets,,' Cups, Spoons, Forks Ladies',
Napkin Rings, Salt celiers, ute; ine Scissors, Pen
and Pocket Knives. sfs
The stock of Goods being all on csmmission,
will be sold At very small profits for Cash, or good
city paper. sa 4
E. Al. can always manufacture, at short no.
tice, almost any ardcls ofJewelry SrsSilver Ware
that may be wanted. Diamonds and other valu-
able Gems reset. Canes mounted, etc. Speci-
mems Of his work can always be seen at the store.
Watches, Clock, Timsrpieces and Music Boxes,
Of every description, carefully repaired and War
ranted. ri h3E s3%5sF 49,
Jewelry Repaired. Oh Gold saasilverssk
szsnshCe. Revze-Dy
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. a.
MenUSicr EbOMiste.

Etant reconnaissance des faveurs possess qMi il
a recues, intorme respectueusement SEES amis ct
lie public general, qu'apres une courte absence de
son depot usuel sur la rue de P~laquemine, VISA
Wis lie marche, il y est retabli, ct il espere y de-
'.'enrer-il receoit ~toujours de la nellie Orleans ct
g Cincinnati. DIES assortment de MEUBLES
DE TOUTE DESCRIPTIONS, quill yendra a
has prix comme d'ordinaire.
II prend Ell echange DIES vieux meubles, GU il
les repare a bon marche. sa.
II fat aussi DIES cercuiels de toutes descriptions
sur demande ct a ~tonjoGrs su main des %cercuIels
patentes de Fisk-il a aussi un corbillard-a prix
moderes. ilanl
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CHREsTuAs "FIXINS.p

{lICKLED Salmon: do. HOLSTERS:
L. New Fresh Mackerel; new Goldfish; e,
Sardines-quarter, half and whole boxes;
Fresh Buckwheat; Cranberries;
Shaker Preserves; Ginger Preserves;
Assorted Preserve Fruits;
Havana5 Rio and Java Coffee; 4
Prime Csshing Butter; Z
Soho, Walnut and Worcestershire .sfS
Scheidam Schnapps;
Creme DeBouzy Champagne;
Maderia, Sherry; and Port Wine;
Assorted Cordials;
Fine old Bourbon Whiskey;
Extra Old GODDARD Brandy;
Dried Cnrrants; do. .Citron; do. Apples;
Nice N K Layer Raisens;
All choice, and just received and for sale by
declj HART, AUSTIN & co.
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Agents! Agents! Agents!

DERSONS accustomed to procure subscribers
{ for Books, Magazines &c., or get up clubs
for newspapers, are requested to send us their
names, and address, and We viii forward them
free Of charge a specimen number Of q publica-
ton for which they viii find ready sale; and we
will allow them . commission of so per cent for
their services.
J.aBRADFORD & BROTHER,
dec1 No. 8 CORTLAND st., New York.