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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-27
KeSk NIX, MT. Pleasant and Musca-
e. aIne n. n. Co.

AT q meeting of the citizens of Franklin,
held ON the evening of'the 18th inst, to con-
elder the interests OF that place, Mr.. j. Brown
was called to the chair, and Mr.. j. S. Gilmore
was appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Miller, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were passed:
Whereas, The Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and
Muscatine Rail Road Company are contem-
plating the extension of the work of the said
Rail Road, now constructing from Keokuk to
Montrose, III the direction Franklin, and
whereas the said Company's Engineer Corps
IS now making the examination for the spec
dy location Of this division of the work,
Resolved, That we, as citizens Of the town
OF Franklin, feeling the most lively interest
IN this undertaking, hail the present step in
the progress and extension of this work with
no common satisfaction.
Resolved, As citizens aforesaid, we pledge
ourselves individually, and our utmost infu-
ence and exertions, to forward and assist this
undertaking with our best ability; and,
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourn
II ADJOURN to meet at this place on Thursday,
18th instant, at O'Clock, p NJ, to ascertain
and report what can be done on our part to
forward this enterprise.
After some remarks from the Engineer and
Secretary of the <, Mt. P. and NJ. R. R. Co.,
relative to the progress of the work and the
expectations of the Company, on motion, the
meeting adjourned.
j. S. GILMORE, Sect'v.
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Important Trial AT the Crystal Pal +.

AZ had the pleasure of witnessing. q few days
" since, m interesting test trial of various
weighing machines on exhibition at the
Crystal Palace. The trial was confined to the rela
tive merits OF Fairbanks, the Scales Scales man
ufaetured by Duryee 4 Forsyth, Rochester. n Y.
ana newly patented scale manufactured Mt Yer
gennes, VI To test the real merit Of the scales the
committee placed upon the platform Of scale hav-
ing tue capacity u six tons ave- ght Of 1898 lbs and
then removed the weight various parts Of the plat
form. With this weight ON one corner Of the Yer
gennes Scale, the beam Indicated $500 lbs when
placed on The opposite corner, the beam indicated
only 1917 lbs, showing difference Of IL lbs and
when removed TO the centre of the platform the beam
showed 1887 lbe- request was then made that the
wight be again placed on the corner FIRST tried
which was done, and the weight the beam now indi-
Gated was 1882 lbs, showing difference of lbs
from the first tfial. This variation is attributable
IN part to the arrangement If the platform upon the
bearings which forbIds the possibility of its giving
correct weight or agreeing with itself. The test was
then applied to a Fairbank Scale, and when the
weight was placed on Of the platform the
beam indicated the true weight, 1898 lbs On the
second and third corners the result the same; on
the fourth corner slight variation pcrceptible
so extremely delicate was the operation Of Fair
bank Scale, capacity six tons that n quarter Of
pound weight placed on any part of the platform.
raised the beam
Duryee Forsyth Scale, of 40, 900 lbs. capacity
was next tested, and like the Vergennes Scale Il
failed TO give weight OF 10 agree with itself
IL showed variation OF ten pounds when the weight
WAS removed from corner to another One Of
fairbanks small platform Scales WAS then tested
with Y. ,. Standard weights, and although ii had
been In constant use 70 six months, ii exhibited IN
erflhg accuracy The sealed weights were then plac-
81 on similar scale manufactured by Duryee a
Forsyth, but the result far from satisfactorv-
one corner was half pound too light, the centre
hali pound TOO heavy, and another corner TIVE
pounds too heary.-[ Pennsylvania.
BALDWIN, EVANS d co.
nov Zodw Agents, keokuk
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PHILANTHROPY COOP ISvrsrxrSr.-phi-
lanthropyls supposed to pay we'll at all times.
Henry Grinnell, who fitted out the several
Arctic expeditions from this country in quest
OF SIR John Franklin, expended in those en-
terprlses about 1000, the government as
stunning the rest of the expense. The house
OF which ne is member, Grinnell, Minturn
q ,o., VIII clear the present season three
uarters OF million Of dollars upon orders
from the British Government for grain, or
GERS sen. TO that house by reason Of Mr..
Grinnell's connection with Il,
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lNcoRPoRATED.-The ssSacred Treasury Of
Jehoyah's Presbytery Of Zion'' has been in
ccorporated at Preparation. Monona Co..
Iowa Its object appears to be the intelec,
fuai, moral and physical culture of members
OF the said Presbytery. Its capital stock is
$4,000 ST 900 to be vested in a printing
ofice; ST. 900 to be sinking fund for the
contingent expenses of the corporation and
the remaining $4,000, to be vested in lands
and edihces
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sketch of j Ohn Calvin.

IL personal considerations chiefly win ap :
plause, then no one merits our sympathy and
our admiration more than Calvin the Young
exile from France, who achieved an immor-
tally OF fame before he was twenty ght
years Of age; now boldly reasoning with tho
king of France for religious liberty, now yen-
turing az the apostle of truth TO carry the
new doctrines into the heart of Italy, and
hardly escaping from the fury Of papal
persecution; the pnrest writer, the keenest
dialectician OF his country pushing free in
curry TO Its utmost verge, and yet valuing in
curry solely as the means of arriving Mt
fixed conclusions. The light Of his genius
scattered the mask of darkness which SUI
perstition had held for centuries before the
brow of religion. His probity was unques-
toned, his morals spotless. His only hap
piness consisted in his task OF g glory and of
good" for sorrow found its way into all his
private relations. He was an exile from his
country; he became for season an exile
from his place of exile. As husband he
was doomed to mourn the premature loss Of
his wife; rs father he felt the bitter pang
of bury.ng his only child. Alone in the
world, alone in a strange land, he went for
ward In his career with serene resignation
and indexible frmness-; no love of ease
turned him aside from his vigils: no fear of
danger relaxed the nerve of his eloquence
no bodily infrmities checked the incredible
activity Of his mind and so he continued,
year after year, solitary and feeble, yet toll
ing for humanity, till after life Of glory,
he beqneathed to his personal heirs fortune
in books and furniture. stocks and money,
not exceeding two hundred dollars, and to the
world purer reformation,a republican spirit
IN religion, with the kindred principles of re-
publican liberty Bancroft.
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lNciDENr.-The Pella Gazette informs us
81 an emlgrant from Holland, who paid
visit to Oska oosa in lS4S, on some political
occasion, and returning home, reported
what he had seen; and among other sights,
a banner inscribed with 'Kaas' and sBoter,'
which he mistook for Cheese aud Butter
instead OF 'Cass and Butler;' accordingly,
SAYS the editor, she came to the conclusion
that the party which went for home manu-
iacture anu home consumption was the best,
ana Joining the Democratic party has been
true to the faith ever since
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FROZEN OvER.- The Galena Advertiser
says: Sunday morning, the 18th inst. Ga
,ena river was frozen over. Last year we
oeneve, 1t was first found in similar state
on Inc morning Of the 18th. There nre now
several steamboats, in port, which will proba-
ny WORK their WAY out during the day
Doass VIII continue TO run as long az the
Weather VAL permit. Three wears ago. navi-
canon closed at st. Paul on the loth J,
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T. J. EILIOTT.
JN0. H. CARTER.
I. J. CARTER.
IAS y GARTEp
b. HUSTON. tho W HAWKINS Nh Hrsr,
Huston, Hawkins & Huston.
(Saccessors 10 Stamnus 4 Hamilfon. !

Saccsssors TO Stdnnus r Hdmifon,l
NTH0LESALE GROCERs, COMMISSION AND
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main street
between Fourth and Fifth, kcokuh Iowa.
We have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock OF Groceries, and shall be prepared
sell upon the most favorable terms.
We shall also do q General Commission business
and solicit for sale eonsignments Of oil kinds Of
merchandise and country produce. We are prepared
to make liberal advances. We shall pay special at
tenton to receiving and forwarding ali kinds Of goods
and produce both to and from the interior and TO MI
ing orders for any description Of merchandise From
the long experience Of Mr. W. b. Huston in this
branch Of business shall be able give satisfac
tion. HUSTON, HAWKINS 4 HUSTON.
We take pleasure in recommending our successors
to our old friends, and ask for them continuance Of
the lberality lately extended to Messrs. Hus-
ton, Hawkins Huston are prepared to do large
business. and from their experience and ability We
are confident will give entire satisfaction.
STANNUS d HAMILTON,
October 5, ls55-dAwlm
Al the Gate cay Rarnfture r esns
E>ATENsION Tables, Breakfast, Dining. Tea and
IL Card Tables, ali of best quality and very ex-
tensive assortment. c, s. ABBOTT co.
novl6:d6w
Al the Gate CITY Furniture - Soms
A LARGE lot Of Jenny Lind Bedsteatis, single and
I \ three-quarters, double and extra width. Also,
cottage, French, Field and Trundie Bedsteads, and
large aud small fancy Cribs all Of the best
ture. sd3w c. S. ABBOTT co.
Al the Gate city Furniture = ooms
( sHAlRs of every description, q very extensive
~ stock, Of the best manufacture and superior finish
dtw c. s ABBDIT Co
A. the Gate city FIN rnt ture II s0ms
| AIDES and Gentlemen invited to call at these
IL Rooms, and examine the quality Of our articles
Prices will be found satisfactory.
ddw q < ARRpTT 4 M
At the Gate CITY Furniture d ooas
.sI received, an assortment of Marble Top Ceatre
81 Tables, new aud beautiful patterns. Also some
new style oval wood Tables in Rosewood Mahogany
and Walnut. fdAw) c. s. ABBOTT 90.
Al the Gate Ctty Furniture = ooas
4 SET Of solid Mahogany Paror Furniture ut 500
II Bureaus from $40 To $50, many beautiful LAT
terms. (dAw) G. s. ABBOTT 4 co
At the Gate City Furniture Rooms
4 LARGE assortment Of Sofas, all styles and pri
: \ ees Also. Upholstered Arm Chairs, Sewing
Chairs' etc. (d8w) C.s. ABBOTT co.
At the Gate city Furniture n oans
"HAT-NOTs, Towel Stands, Quartettes, Fancy
w Stands, and great variety Of convenient artf-
cies Of furniture, useful and ornamental
ddw {. S. ABBOTT ca.
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CO paper on the private libraries Of
Boston and its vicinity was read at the last
meeting of the New England Historic Genoa
logical Society, by the Rev. Luther Farnhsm;
there are, within 10 miles of the State House,
100000 volumes in private libraries, said
libraries being of 1000 volumes and up
wards. Ten of these libraries contain o.
900, giving an average of $500 each and
twelvelcontain LOG, 900, being an average of
1884 each. The paper was full of inter eat
ing facts, and will be published, = vote of the
society to that effect having passed.
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u j. j. Crittenden made speech at
fniladelphis on the 10th to an assemblage
composed mainly of the American party
ne avowed himself in sympathy with that
party, and devoted to its principles; thought
change in the naturalization laws was nee
essary, and that sooner or later the aims Of
the party would be achieved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-27

SOUTHERN MOVEMENTS IN KANsAs.-We
have already recorded the organization in
Georgia to settle Kansas with Shareholders.
The Alabama Journal now SAYS.
I'VE learn that an application will be made
to the Legislature for an appropriation Of
800, 200, to be used under sufficient auspices
and securities for the promotion Of an emf
grafton OF the proper sort of men to aid the
gallant Southern pioneers of Kansas and Yves
tern Missouri in protecting the institutions
which they desire from the emigration schemes
of the Abolitionists to DESTROY Them
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CO The Bridgeport, Conn, Farmer, SAYS
that Mr.. Adolphus Beers, while fishing one
day in brook at Strstford, discovered and
has in his possession what purports to be a
diamond OF of the first water. He is offered
$500 for his prize
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u The Lawrence Courier saws that dem
ocracy isa sort of stepping stone between
whiggery and perdition,' and the Hayerhill
banner quotes from Watts "ston. moor
sinner, stop and think, before you further
60"
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M1KKTED.-On the 25th inst by the Rev
Or; Lord, Mr.. VIM. Sly, Of Huron. ob;a
ana Miss Mary Fox, of this citv.--lBpfralo'
ny need the Lord perform anew
labor like this recent chore
10 our poor, feeble, human view
The Fox was Sly enough Def IRE.
Boston Post.
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Physicians have jest discovered that the
tape worm only troubles those Who eat pork.
The Gasette Medicojs, aseoefs that the He
brews are never troubled With Il, thot pork
butchers are particularly liable to it, and
that dogs fed on pork are universally 80 If
ficted-in fact, it turns out that small par
asite worm, called crysticercus, (from two
works signifying small sack and tale,)
which Affects pork, no sooner reaches the
stomach than, from the change of diet and
position, it is metamorphosed into the we'll
know tapeworm and the experiments of NJ.
kuchenmeister, Of Zittoria, upon a con-
beyond all contradiction.
If you would avoid tape worms, therefore,
avoid pork. Look a pig in the face with .
calm consciousness that you IRE not one Of
those who ever thirst after his blood Es-
chew sausages, unless you are confident that
when you take them, you take them as you
do slippery -elm for a cough-with the BARK.
Let Cincinnati rejoice in her name of Pork
opolis. We have no envy for title of such
tape-worm distinction. Ter population evil
IDENTIFY antedate their dissolution, and become
s'food for worms even while yet in the flesh
Theirs il living death; and the pig that
they devour to-day, revenges himself by
leaving In their systems portion of himself,
that, in turn, devours them with an insatia-
bility beyond parallel.
Indeed, we begin to feel horror for city
that has a reputation for slaughter far sur
passing that Of Sodom and Gomorrah. As
the quaint author of "The Spoon" once OBJ
served, her merchandise is flesh. Her bulle-
tins are occupied with its sales; and as the
market price rises and falls, SO does the value
OF her real estate. Her merchants are butch
ers. Her staple is stearine. Her palaces
are built with the price Of blood, and illu-
mined at night with the fat of her slain
Like Babylon, "seated on many waters and
drunken with blood" so reclines Cincinnati
on larger stream than the Euphrstes, clothed
in scarlet, and proudly calling herself Queen
of the West. Yes, lev her beware. yen-
geance will not sleep forever. And when
pigs get their rights, she will MAT her de-
serts.-[N. Y. Sunday Times.
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GT II is not true, as reported, that Dr.
Edward Beecher has been appointed profess
sor OF Theological seminary in Chicago
de is coming West, however, as Pastor of q
congregational Church in Galesburgh, ILL.,
nois.
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Co.PaRtnership NotacS.
v1sHE undersigned have this day fprmed Z susrnrt-
4 nership for the purpose Of carrying on tkSstoot
and shoe business in Keokuk, under tAe style aa 6ra
Of T. j. Elliott, L Co. -
T. ]. ELLIOTT s#
JN0. H. CARTER
I. J. CARTER. "a
JAS. B. CARTER.
Having purchased the entire stock of S. A. Duke
and having Furthermore secured the services of Mr.
Dunlap, late of Cincinnati Ohio, widely and fayora-
bly, known as the prince of Boot Makers we soIic-
il the patronage OF the citizens Of keokuk and the
surrounding country.
III y our intention 70 keep on hand a complete
sortment OF every d-cript and price and are pre-
pared TO finish to order boots and shoes suit the fan
cy. /. j. ELLIOTT co,
have sold my entire stock and trade to T. r. Elli-
OFT CO., and cheerfully recommend them To nv old
customers a. gentlemen fully competent and capable
Of carrying the boot and shoe business in all It's
branches. s. A. DUKE
u8sQ
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JEFFERSON CRY Nav %

MISSOURI DEhocRAr: A general law estab.
iisning the riga rocs system Of voting. ex-
cept IN the city Of St. Louis, has passed the
House. II will be agreed to in the Senate.
There 10 proposition on foot TO elect
benfon and Doniphsn both to tae Senate. II
viii probably succeed.
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u. Nv
SMITH 4 vAN6ICKI,EIl.
Aucttoneers, Connfsston Merchants
Ana Deol 8stase Brokers.
"E viii pay particular attention TO sales by
" Auction, of Real Estate, Stocks, Administer
tors Sales, de-. will negotiate I.osns make Collac
ttoes exchange Real Estate for Merchandise make
Hoerai advances on Real Estate Merchandise con
signed for public sale; will act az Attorneys for
property holders on the disposng Of property, col
iectng OF rents, paying taxes &C., will act az fnap
ciai counselors for all who may need our services
omce on Third street, between Main and johnson
nova
FOR SALE
% ieet ny I. on First Street, between Main john
on- aiT. Mouse ana Lot corner Of First and John
son. Apply TO SMITH b NANsICKLEN
EOR SALE
x1o Acres Of Land, go under cultivation near Ca
margo Terms, one-third cash, balance in one. two
ana three year Apply to
sMITH a vANsIcKLEN.
For sale.
Z Luis on second street.
. novs SMITH vANsIcKLEN.
"h naLE-6fb of choice land within four
mics Of the city SMITH 4 vANsICKLEN.
FOR SALE.
\ hoesE and ) lots on Second street. app,v 70
no'~e SMITH d VANsICKLEN
pp,r FOR SALE,
IN FEET front on Second street with b,;,a;,v.
" rents for $500. Apply 10
noy2a Smith 4 yANsIcKLEN
FOR SALE,
ann,r ,0, !. together on 9Th street. Terms cay.
nov24 SMITH 4 v.Sera,
'ok hALE-lo acres Of land under cultivation -
mile from the city. Apply to 0"'
Ho.-4 SMITH a yANsICKLRS
'oh sALE--5o feet front on Main street 49,,
80, . nov1. SMITH VANsICKLEN
oh nhLE.-A farm containing 20s sere,- ia
under fence, ii miles from the ety ON ,ha 80, 80,
he lsf nf NJ.
=, - - nos@s SMITH VANsICKLEN
'"h shLh.-A house and lot on Main stree,
' NOV - SMITH 4 VANsIcKLEN.
'oh REST.-A Store Room. ON Main .,,s.,
possession given on the first day of Decembe,
n,aA SMITH VANsICKLEN
nova oMfTH 4 vANsICKLEN.
e LOTS On Fifth street for sale, one third e,,b
~ talence in /, ., 3 and years Apply 10
noe@f SMITH vANsIckLES,
vi sai'h.-A new t~o-story Brick House.
Apply TO nos2i sMlTH4 vANsICKi.ES
1H0 ACRES of Land near pcila. Aaha,L. .o,,.
nova sNlrk IVA vISs1 Hhtly Z
1f0 ACRES 4 Land in Washington eoun,v ,oa.
~ miles from the County Seat, can be had far
aerss Wa. = acre SMITH aIEfFif s's vA \
500 DOLLARS can Be had on short time H. -,
nossI 's@H'
INN0RANCE AGENCY
A,INA INSURANCE. CO., Hartford. Connection,
" pTrnpn I r,sr kAACE 90. Ogdsnsbargh, Ny.
ford Conn A-' hafl-
I'm LIFE INSURANCE Co H.rtford co,r
Son nhh'i Al INSURANCE CO., s. Loui. Nc
Stores, stocks and dwellings insured .y.ins, ~.
merchandise insured against the danger az n,,ir.
ton. "s'is - na'iXs-
ft,nnr D@14zs
. open Policies issaed in the Marine Department a
wy na.eiciaf Insurance Co. Of ST. Louis and the
OF sky days on reliable paper Insurance nr,rnrsa
''i those desiring II, in any IT. Louis Company.
VIM. W. BELkNAP
ioN' m Cor. Main and "a Sta
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NARPETING.-A supply of choice patterns and
y new styles--for sale at a yevy small advance on
Importer prices-at the Gate City Furniture Rooms
1856, Main street. c. 5. ABBOTT co.
noy2Td
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INTERESTING Important.-Me and its Re
hgion, BY Rcbt. A. Wilson. For sale by
NOVA CAVE A SON
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'IiHOMPsON'S Christian Theism. A prize Of nine
thousand dollars WAS awarded this essay For
sale by nova CAVE 4 son
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VTNHE best American Novel for vears-sIiIIv - nv
:. L the Author Of "rhe Busy Moments of an Idle
Woman" For sale by
nov2i CAVE a COW
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g. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer In Netiens ana
Fancy Dry GeeAs,

81 MAIN STREET, KKoxuK, Iowa
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered In the market. Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers and We pledge
ourselves TO cell ~ prices low for cash or 10 good
time buyers, as ST. Louis amy other western mar
ket
Merchants will find il TO their ADVANTAGE 70 cal,
and examine goods and prices before buying else
where We will consider it trouble to show them
through our stock.--d&w
Just Received large stock Of Buck Gloves a nd
- Mitt' at sep2o HCSN Ms.
A sep 20 ~ ri us on s
4 HEAVY stock Of Cap. Letter, Ladies bath. Bath
\ Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper Plain
and lad Bun hite and Fancy Colored Envcl opes Mt
sep2o HUSTOS'S
a uenerai assortment of German silver and dou-
\ bic plated ware, all warranted and at manufac-
torer prices, at sep20 HUST0N'S.
4 extensive stock Of Whips and Lashes at man.
{ ufacturer's prices at sep2l HusTON's.
flsHE larges; and pest assorted stock Of Embrode-
~ IN the city at scp2l HUSTON's.
TsHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered in
the market. at sep2l HUSTON'S.
I sLosks enough to supply the market, Of every
~ variety OF pattern, Jerome's make, warranted
and At manufacturers prices, at
sep2I HUSTON'S
A LARGE and fine lot Of Kid Gloves II every
II 1N~ "a1 e'MuAVA @cHfisy anu potu &nu silver
" watches, at sep2l HUsTON's.
LIVERY variety of goods comprised in the Notion
IL and Fancy Goods line at Illusions ut prices that
cannot fail to induce purchases and benefit the buy
er. Call At No. ~, and examine for yourselves
A FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale, enquire Of
sePl q. NJ. HUSTON.
No. 81, Main street.
A Huston's will be found the largest lot Of Irish
a Linens, Laces, Edgings and every variety of
" bite goods, at prices that be beat in any
western market sep20
A endless variety Of Silk and Linen Pocket hand
a kerehiefs and cravats at sep20 HUsTON's.
WE best assortment of Lace Wells and Dress
Trimmings at sep20 HUSTON's
FOR SALE.
NEW top buggy, at the Livery Stable Of
~ oct 12-dtf VIM. CLE3HORN
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
vNHE Second term If MRS. f. b. A. JOHNSTON
1 school for Young Ladies win commence Mon
day, Nov. 18th.
Juvenile Department, 90
Preparatory Department 5 90
academic, 90
Drawing and Painting, 90
Embre1dery, 90
Modern Languages and Latin, 2 90
keoms at Unitarian Hall, corner of 4th and Main
streets. poyTd3w
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LSLC0RING--A few thousand still left which " II
i he closed out'at IA bargain. inquire ut the Cat
City Furniture Rooms, 1876 Main ST.
nov2Td G. s. ABBOTT co.
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A GOOD assortment for sale at the Gate City Fur
niture Rooms, 1856 Main staeet. They are Of
the best manufacture. G. S. ABBOTT 4 CO
NHiNGLEs. Poo, 900 best pine shingles, warrant
- ed--for sale at the Gate City Furniture Rooms
1873, Main street. They viii be sold at very low
price for cash. nov27d C. S, ABBOTT CO.