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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-12

GENERAL JACKsoNs HERMITAGE.-A bill has been
introduced in the Tennessee Legislature for the pur-
chase of the Hermitage by the State Of Tenness &C.
The Nashville Union says:
''That Tennessee should own the ground in which
PROPERTY can now be purchased on reasonable terms
and it should be owned by the people. That the
people would say so, if the decision were in their
hands, we have boubt; and trust there is no
doubt that their representatives will say so too"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-12

| SERIOUS CHARGEs.-For several days past, it has
been understood that of extraordinary interest
would be brought before the Virginia Conference,
! now in session in this city. Rev. C. f. Deems, OF
! the North Carolina Conference has cited Dr. Will
! liam \. Smith, President of Randolph Macon Col
lege, to answer long list of serious charges and
the will probably he reached in the early part
| of the present week We make this statement
ly matter of information to readers, who,
satisfied, feel deep interest in the premises,
and not as wishing or intending to take any part
whatever in the affair. In the meantime, we look
forward to the occasion with a of interest
ourselves, probably affording unusual display
of eioquence and talent, but shall suspend our
Judgment as to the merits of the case, until we hear
the lar and the testimony Pet. Democrat.
How TO " GO IT."-Cto it strong in your praise of
the absent Some of it will be sure to get around.
10 1t strong when you make love to pretty
widow More people have erred by too little than
too much in this particular.
Go it strong when taking up contributions for
charitable purpose. 1t will pay.
Go it strong when you make public speech
Nine people out of ten never take any allusion
less it cuts like a short handled whip or rhinoce
roS cowhide.
Go it strong when you advertise Business is
like architecture-its best supporters full COL
umns.
Go it strong and pay the printer Never grudge
him his price. Recollect it is he who brings
toners to your very door, who otherwise would
never discover your whereabouts.
The GRAVE OF MADIsoN.-A correspondent of
the Fredericksburg News, in Culpeper county, Va,
gives melancholy picture of the last resting place
of the illstiols Madison. He lies with his family
in grave yard short distance from his house, up
on his estate at Montpelier; the family cemetery is
surrounded by brick wall, and the gate is entirely
down. The correspondent says that not a stone
marks the great mans resting place dark running
green box wraps it with veriure and the tracery of
branches from old leafess chestnut tree, relieving
itself against the sky, nod and wave
the dark mound. It's solemn calm and peace
full spot.
The correspondent adds that Mrs. Madisons re-
mains are in the vault of the Congressional burial
ground in Washington her direction to be in
TERED by the side Of her husband but her son has
never fulfilled her request.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-12


BISHOP IVES, OF NoRrH CAaoL1sA, LEcrURrNe ON
audience was attracted to St Mary's Hall, (Roman
Catholic, lin High street. last evening, to listen to
the lecture of DIR. Ives. late Episcopal Bishop of
North Carolina, before the Young Mems Catholic
Association His subject appeared to be Divine Au-
tnorlty, or the supremacy of the spiritual the
temporal order of things. He maintained that there
was implanted in the heart of man an inherent re-
spect for authority; and if there any authority
10 which he should yield more implicit obedience it
was the authority Of God. No man had a right to
act independently of Christ, who commanded his
apostles to go and teach all nations" &C., and
every man was bound to receive his teachings. He
to the teachings of the apostles themselves
IN support of spiritual supremacy well to the
lives and conduct of the Christians Of the early
turtles He then dwet upon the beauties of true re-
gon-which he claimed was Catbolic-and conclud
ed with an effective aluson to the mission of the
Catholic, which he characterized as one of peace
and seltsacrihce, minister of love to his race and
IN some sort type or representa- of Him who
sent him. Dr. Ives is agreeable and persuasive
speaker, and his opinious were advanced with ear
nestness and force He frequently applauded
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-12

RULES FOR STuDY.-The other evening Professor
Davies, the eminent mathematician. in conversation
with young friend of his upon the ,importancc of
system in studying as well as in everything else
took piece of paper and off for him the fol-
lowing important rules IL. Learn thing at u
time. 2 Learn that thi well. 8. Learn it's con-
nections far possible. with all other things f.
Believe that to know every thing of something, is
better than to know something of everything
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
BOOK BINDERY
And Bla nk Book VIA n GucI0rv

FJNllE subscfiher having fitted up
/ mn extensive Bndery N the - s-ssk-AS
city 4 keokuk. Iowa, tNe. llo.S AAEZ
Ma'n.St., UP stars, is uow pre-
pared to execute all erders ia hs line, in The mast
wcrkmanllkc manner. Periodicals., Muse Books
Pamphlets, &c. bound. and ord Books re- bound i'll
any variety of Style
Having superior stock Of materials Tor hc man
ufacturc Of Blank Book, particular attention will
be given to the orders oi Mercbants, Bankers.
steamboats and County otheers. All blank books
Will be PACED wien s sired, and warranted in every
respect.
Also on hand stock Of superior Stationery.
j. H. WESICOTT.
l.. J. ADAMS Agent.
Amrust II, IS1l. dNwly
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
Keokuk Book-Binderv.

AND BLANK BOOK MASnFAcTnEY
DLANk Books made and ruled to nny required
- pattern. Court Records, justices Dechets A.
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, dc., Be-, furnished a.
short notice
Old Books. Magazines. Music, ac. bound or re
bound IN any style desired.
&s,- Ny Bindcry Will befonna on Main. iJrtwecn
second and Third streets, slgn ssf the "Bim Boul =
Jan. ~, 1s5i.-ddw ISAAC " PIERCE.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

TTNlIE und rSgDcd would inform his friends IA
i the country, that his office is on Main betwc, i
I'd and Sd strrcts. kcokuk, Iowa over the lIar,es.
Store. liz viii attend 10 the collection II all ~.
conn's entrusted 10 hrs care. with rrompnr.s. Az
counts sent hy mail post paid, Will r,ee4pp u s;e4-
ton, and the money returned n ordered.
EDW ARD COLE.
March . ls95.-daw;f
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
City Drug Store /!

Burrows Block, Main Street EEoHrK
l j. Ii. STEW ART are now in recent Of =
- very large and carefully selected stock -
ot Drngs Medicines and Chemicals, Patent y
Medicines, Popular Remedies, Mechanical Lii q
quors. Paints. 0ils, Dye Stuhs, Perfumery, and svs-
y variety oi fancy articles usually found in the best
establishments OF the kind Every article warrant
ed pure and genuine.
Purchaser. will confer mutual favor by calling
ut our estabiis hment before buying elsewhere.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DR. J e. ssrswART's Office and eonsulting room
IN the Drug Store.
rrefEsshNA AL REFERENCES
T. q. Edward NJ b., Ohio Medical Collere
=. Cobb.
John Locke, "
Nav :. ISJ5.-lkw
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
WINS nOl>E,

tsttNER ~ juHssoS A~p Ftnsf STREETS
pf CHARLES q. BJANELl. The under ADAA
- signed takes pleasure in announcing that All
nc has taken f1is very popular Hoiise and &3
made complete rcnoy aituu ihr.u yhonf the entire
premises. iic j. prepared 10 receive the pat
ronacr 1T ts pth!ic. ard iisyes he can meet til
wants If all who desire good Hensc
lie hopes, hy ciose Application IT, the husiness
and attention 10 he many wants Of the traveller /,
merit and obtain share of patronage.
2" Baggage taken 80 and from Boats free 81
charge. CHAs. q. 81 MILL
Aprl 3 lst5 df
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

fNliltLt aa.is Through Trains. t..imeen Philadsl
phia aud ittsburc,-TnE MoRSI>G MAIL 1EA,>
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburc at "a A. NJ and
Pitsburg for Philadelphia mt A. N. Tnr FAsr
LiNL leasys Philadelphia fnT P,tisburg at | l.. NJ.
Tar NicHr EMPRESS TRAN leaves PHILADELPHIA for
P,tsharg y, ! T. NJ. and PIttsburg Tor phiipiel
piia al ia T. VI.
The above lines connect nj Pittshurg with Raul
roads IL and frem ~. Louis. Mo: Alton ialeun
and Fhlea.". H.; Fra8kferd Lexington and Lou
,s,llie. kt. Terrs tiauie. Madison Iafas cite AMI
indianapolis. Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton. sprlngte Id
u. i.iictontane. -alduskv. Toledo, Iies Gland Golum
hnE. GAINESVILLE Massiton and Wooster, Ohio: also
with the steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
iraus. -. Louis. Louisville. and Cincinnati
Through Tickets ean hs had to from either of
the astse places.
For further particulars, Hand bills al thc lf
rent starting points. Passengers frum the West
VIII hud this the shortest ard most expedition.
route 10 Philalelphia, Baltimore New York or Bos
tul
TiIoS MOORE,
AerNT, PASSENGER Lines. phiaalel lphia
j. Mt~okIMEN.
Accent PASSENGER 4. nrs pitfNlur.s
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

'IsiE subscriber would inform the citizens cf ke-
okuk and vicinity that he has purchased The
sloch IN trade OF Bon i. podson, No. 8 Thiri
oifset, where he has ON hand general assortment
of French and American Cloths, cassimercs and
Vestings which he will make up TO order at tn,
shor est notice, and IN style not 10 i,t surpassed
Also good assortn oi summer Coats, Vests
and Shrie. always un hand.
July IL. lel.,---dif LANES N 1.N.I ED
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
i. :. nEEHI...

NJ AlA Street, between sixth and seventh VI hole
~ sale and Retail Dealer IN Stoscs. Hollow are
Timers Stock. de. Also manufacturer of lin,
copper, and Shect-Iron Wares.
Roofing aud iohbing in Tin. Copper and Shce,
Iron, Inch will warrant to rive satisfaction.
Jnly II Isas. dly j. = BEtKE
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
Farm for sale near keokuk.

lsIlE undersigned offers for sale the Farm known
i as the Lamb Farm, !" situated about 4 miles
from keokuk, on the new State Road between tle
Plank Road and the Mississippi River The Farm
consists OF quarter section Of land. 1870 acres of
which in high state Of cultivation, with good
fences and everything in excellent eonditou. There
il scarcely farm in the country better adapted 10
agricultural purposes, the land being If the very
best quality and the location very convenient. the
best market in The State. BENZ GRAFT
For terms inquire of II II Wilson.
SanduskY August l3, 1885 lmd13tw
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

tluncs EaiiroadS)
l n"n Completed ana Trains run the entire dis
l tane~ FROM CAt'tJ IL BI KIINt;TDN Iowa
without change cf ears.
The most direct route To Chicago New nfk Bos
ton. Phiiaeieip'ia. and all other points East
bails Trans leave Huntington SUNDAYS exec epe.l
i.~-lh, ENtREss ,fusorcu I. 80 A. NJ
arriving at CHICAGO the same evenings, pas.ine
through Monmouth. tale burg. Princeton mud con
nccii,ts II Mcpdeta with the limos Central Rad
Road, u La rall,, Biovmin gton. Springfield Deca-
tur, jacksonville, and Naples also With 6aena and
Dunleith.
aExrEfss Tnn0tsen Z aa r. A.
Connecting with Iiliuols Central Rail Road al
Monaeta far 81. lonis aud Caro- direct
Trains so the aboyc Roads rnn IN close eonne,-
ton, ncldng AL laying OYER AT any Of the points
THIS Road connects AT Chicago With the Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Reads and with all
the Road leading to the Atlantic Cities oho ken
tusky and pcnnsy Mania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 4 30. T. NJ
reach taienn and Dunlcith in = hours and ~
Louis in % hours.
by this route passengers will reach the interior
portions ol Ohio and Indiana in less time and with
fewer caafges, tlaa by any other route connecting
va Michigan Central at Michigan CITY, with tue
New Albany and Salem load, thence to all points
south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through 10 CHICAGO, and
n9 charge ior handling AT amy point.
Through Tickets BY this Route can be purchased
al the Tail kpad Office III Burlington.
G. u. HAMMOND. Superinten,lent
-, i.fask T,eket Agent. Burlington
4. L.IehLlfT, General Ticket Agent Chicago
ShleaTa, May ist, iS3a. dAw
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
The Johnson street CIothimg Esaab-
li~hmcnl.

fHN KELLY takes this method of returning his
i sincere thanks to the citizens Of kcokuk for
the very liberal patronage he has received since h.,
came 10 this city an entire stranger.
/ be. leave, for the future, to introduce mysflf
ia partnership with Mr.. John Fellowes and hone hs
giving undivided attention to busines To rem.
der entire satisfaction To all who will favor us wit h
their custom. We xre hourly expecting Scott 5 eel
ohralcd American Report Of Fashions, and sIall in
lroduce the Fall styles NJ soon as received As We
intend to do ail our own work friends can rely
upon having their work done with ncainess and dis
patch. and q III guaranteed.
Please call n The johnson Street Tailor Shop one
door west Of the Post oiice, aud eiye us "a triai
kELLA x FEILDWEs
Aurust 3 tSty
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail DYug43G

Mechanics Block, North side Of Main st., Keokuk,
Iowa.
/ AhlAb made arrangements for . permA-
nent business in the above line, am now
Offering to the city and country trade large
and a., well selected stock Of Drugs, Aedicinsl
Paints, DYES, Oils and Varnshes, Brushes, 0laoD.
ware and ndow Glass Also Perfumery and fan-
cy articles, Cigars. Tobacco and Smut and choice
assori mcn of Family Groceries, including 6pice1.
lcas, Iiavoring Extracts, Candies Soda, Ealerotus,
and variety Of articles pertaining 70 thai depart
nenf all which will be sold the principle o1
small profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given to preparing prsscsip-
tions. In cases where medicines are reqnirod dn1<
ing the night II is frequently nconvenisnt - eA4Gim
them. This difficulty have completely dkvia1s1
By having my residence in part of III sans b1ia1-
ing "snfned by my store and persons desiring nle1-
eines, may rely upon procuring them q al heuss
night or day, With inconvenience or delsy.
Druggists, merchants and others, puruhssine -
the quantity, are requested TO give me cali, . j
am determined to sell on n favorable terns = aay
house in the city. -
April o. 1853. dy
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
n. ". ZONES.

n. ". JONTS.
Successor to t. Shngcrland.l
hEALEK III Clocks. Watches and Jewel -
j. ry Second street fncxt door 10 Charles IN
Parsons' banking Housed keokuk Iowa. ~!
The subscriber has just received n large and
beautiful stock II told aud silver Matches Gold
JcMclry. a., cumprsin. ~ Latest STYLES of AIDES
Breast Pine, Ear RIM, FINGER Rings CnG Pins
Gold Guard and Fob Chains, KEYS. Seals, Silver
Thmbes Gold Slides, snaps. Studs, Goid Penn
with or without holders, told Pencils. Pens and
Pencils
WATCH EErAlRING.
Ihr subscriber hein. . practical matchmaker
fesla competent te repair the most Il fcult and deli
cate work fha, max be entrusted 10 his care
All work warranted to give isfactIon.
1ukKECT IINE.
The public MAY r,st assured that The correct time
Is, and always will be kept bv
My. 2s, s,4.--,i1y n W JONES
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

Fresh Arrivals
4 the Nimhle siNp@nce, just from the Auction
\ kpoms, large lot ot Goods. Come and see wha,
baieains. ). 3. y. q. BILLINGS
T. IS95.-,lkw
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
~ n'N -. As
MERCHANT TAIlORN.

WEKCNANT TAIIOR~.
TIlHIRD Street between Main and johnson Eeo
L knk Iowa, have just received, AT their Fashion
able Taiioring and Furnishing Establishment, a
choice and excellent supply ef Broadclo,hs CASH
mer.s, Ncssings aud benilenen's Furnis hing G oods
~ all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall he done in the most approved and sati isfactory
manner. They are constantly receiving the New
York aud Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit all who desire Good work and the best mate
rial TO gave them call.
HUTCHINSON & DEWEY.
Anil 4,
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
IL. Bawdem a SON.

IL. BaN den n SON,
\\} pt LID respectfully call the attention of tive
" pubic 10 their stock If thQ first gnaHtt "a
Marble, which they have Just received direct from
the East. which they enafcd To sell A. as cheap
a rate a can be obtained III ST. Louis
We are determined g act upon tho motto
SMALL PROFITS ASn QilCK REIliNs.''
e'ive us cali and we pledge ourselves To show you
a. hne marble. aud a good workmanship, both IN
the ornamental and plan Styles Us can lie found
anywhere in the United States.
We have anohcr extensive stock If Marble on It's
way from the East, and shalt ba fully pr pared
meet any demand that may be made fof articles in
( eur line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondcan.
Anil b 1874.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
Boct- and shoes at WhoIc.aIc.

ANlAG opened II house in this city for the pur
pose If carrying on the Wholesale Boot and
shoe business we respectfully call the attention If
me trade 10 our large nnd we'll assorted stock
which rs new being received direct from The best
uiannfac'orcs III Massachusetts,. Ii j. our intention
10 always keep hand complete assortment af
goods III the line and otcr such inducements rs will
"b'an for Us liberal share # patronage
Country merchants will do we'll to cali and evan
ine our stock before they purchase.
July I'd CARTER { co
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
LIVERY >TARI.I,

,
4 IN johnson Street, between lst snl 2d, ~
~ by WM. II. Ci.rCmonS This establish 9re*
ment Is large. commodlous, well arfan,cd4 q
and amply provided with good horses wgli trained
fer haTness, a. we'll n with Carriages, Bug.es and
Haeks, opeu and close, covered aud half covered If
every description, adapted TO convenience luxury.
liorscs Carriages ci resident, II the city or Wis
itors from abroad kept mtderate terms, and
carefully attended - iy men thoroughly skilled iii
the business.
liorses bought and sold on commission and ON my
account at all tnies.
Nav - 1888. .--dly
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

- "a ".
LNOKW AkDIAG and Commission Merchants Gen
l. erxl steam Boat Agents, aud dealers ia i.oa
Stores and Groceries, Le,ee near Packet Depot, ke
okuk.
April /. Is5j.-tf.
rna< nsrr~s
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
DENTAL SURGERY.

hR. H. ;. BARBER. would respectfully announce
- t. tho citizens Of kcokuk and vicinity thst h.,
has permanently located in hevkuk, where he ex-
lec's {" perform all the operations pertaining to
Dvn'al surgery.
lie feels confident in his ability to give satsfac
ton 10 those who may favor him with their patron
age.
TsS~ Office on Main between Third and Fourth
Streets.
All operations warranted.
Eenkuk AuriI 81 lS15
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
saw YIN H.u AZ.

NnLitN NiSrER. Preppi,tor.
4 feEN ER Second and Cedar stf.sts oFuft Madi,
" son Iowa.
70" Ba@easc taken 10 and from boats Free Of
ehar"e.
q = Stages leave this Iieuse daily for kcohuk
and Burlington.
Jun. %, I~35. 4
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
VI. ". Hicks. VI. II.

II G. T. y \ y T 7 T
City II keoknk Io--fIfTice an Main St between
Second and Third Streets.
hR. H., IN addition To the usuai Au
lImeihosis of in>ert ( artificial teeth ye.a(eTs2
ir IN possession II the exclusive right lIYYH0
for this city of mounting the ''contin r.
nous rum teeth 50 universally admired for their
beauty. strength. and cleanliness. Afser an cape
reIse of two years TINS 81 le Of worl he Won IA
unhcsita'in.ly recommend il - the public pos
-essiny many and great advantages over any other
style 81 work known 90 the profession. Those in
terested are respectfully svited 10 call aud exam II,
specimens OF the different methods OF mounting
teeth.
ApriL Is. ls3a.-dANly
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
MILLER a BECK.

4 TToRNEYs at Law and Solicitors in chaneerg :
\ Agents for the inyesti cation If Land Titles and
tse purchase and sale of Real Estate: will hereaf
ter practice in and regularly attend the District
Caurts Of Kcoknk and Fl. Madison aud Of the other
eeuntes Of the Pirst Judicial District Of Iowa and
Will alec practice in the supreme Court Of the state.
Fit. Madison, Feb. II. fS55-d,f
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
Lumber at the Pine IA

Lumber at the Pine MIL
TTNHE subscribers have constantly on hand .un-
l. ply of y.
DRESSED FLOORING
Also, Fencing Boards end Fencing Pickets siding.
and general assortment Of dimension stuff
Mill and Lumber Yard ut the foot Of Seca-d n
keokuk. Iowa HIATT 4 nAkRTNE
Apri = fs55 dlm6wly
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

Al ESSKS. PARMFLE h CAMPBELL re- R
isI specially annuuncs TO the citizens or ~
keokuk and vicinity that they intend las
soou room can be cb,aincd in tho new bIuck
being built by ID. VI. Kilbourne) to open To
the public new and we'll selected stock of fine
Watches AMI Jcwclfy, Silver and Plated Ware Also
variety of Fine Cutlery. Musical Instruments of
all descriptions. DC, dc, a., IN fact every hing
pertaining TO our line Il bur mess.
For the present ". may be found in Graham !
block on Second Street, three doors south Of Par
sons hank'ne House, where portion Of our stock
is inhibited.
We nov prepared TO do ali kinds Of work in
our ltne
y Tin. Watches and ,lewelfy Of all kinds re
pared aud warranted hy competent workmen
j. PAEMELE.
Nav -, 1888 A. CAMPBELL,
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
PENNSYLvANuAF FOUNDnY.

PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY.
Cor. Main and Eighth streets, ,.... kEOkUk, low A
Nv WICkERsHAM 4 StNS, msnufsciurcrs of
i Steam Enxincs and Mill Machinery GEN.
eral assortment, Of Castings adapted to Ia, wants of
the coastry nsantly hand jni-l,
e.. N0EHTOP
II EEPS stock Of Family Grocsri,s, a variety II
IA Toys, and assortment II Musical Instru.
aents, fH sale on Main Street h,twoen Second and
Third.
March %, 1888.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
New Arranxenen,

WV ATE&mKPuTnf.
IINHE Steamer q. W. sPARHAXk
L viii run n regular daily packet Lax y
from keoknk, in connection ~ Ia the cars
ct the Northern Cross Railroad at Quincy leuyins.
Quincy at clock and arriving al Kenkuk a. Z
NJ and leaving kcokuk on return trip at O'Clock
For freight or passage apply on board
j. z. sIoITn Agent at keokuk
June II. lSJJ-y
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11
July 2l. 1885. dy
New Boe1 and shoe store.

( .Eo. tRlTTENDEN has taken the store lately
~ occupied by Messrs. Hawkins Billings, cor
ner of ON aud Nam Streets, and has opened large
and we'll assorted stock Of Boots and Shoes intended
specially for he retail trade.
liz asks the inspection Of the citizens and public
generally feeling confident that his experience in
the trade, and the favorable terms which they
were purchased, combined with determination to
build up permanent trade, will enable him to sell
lower than any house in this City. Quick salcs and
small profits is his motto.
Leokuk, May ., ISl5.-.ltf
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-11

J'IlE undersigned respectfully annosnces to-
L the citizens of keokuk and vicinity, that be
has recently opened Apothccories' Hafl, corners
of THIRD and johnson Streets. with ah entire new
and we'll selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Per-
fumeres Toilet Articles &c.
The subscriber intends paying particular atte1-
ion to The Prescription Department, and feels con-
hdent The he can give perfect satisfaction, having
had experience of ten years in this branch Of the
business. and hopes by strict attention 10 businsss
that he will merit share Of public patronage
August g. lsJ5--d1y ~ H. OCONNOR.