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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-13
JAMES REYNOLDx.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,

hfeAanlts hIock, N0rt0 Alue 0t Main ST., ke0U08s
Iowa. ~4
LAFISG made arrangements for perma- =
l. l. ncnt husine In the above line Ism AoW
oihering to The city and country trade lAxU
ami we'll selected stock Of Drugs, Medicines, -
Paints Dyes, OILS and Varnshes, Brushes, A1Ass.
ware and Window Glass. Also perfumery and tan.
cy art tcles, Cigars Tobacco and Snuff and ck aIrs
assortment of Family Groceries, including Spices,
lens Flavoring Extracts Candies, soda, baleratns,
and variety Of articles pertaining to that depart
menti all which will ba sold on the principle Of
"sinall profits and quick returns -
Particular attention given to preparing prescrip-
tions. Ia eases where medicines required dur
ing the night II Is frequently inconyencnt to ohtsn
them This difficulty have completely obviated
b. having my residence in par Of the same build
ing occupied by my store and persons desiring niea
ieIfs. may rely upon procuring them at all hours,
night or day, without incony enienee or delay.
Druggists merchants and others, purchasing by
the quantity, are requested to give a call. ~
am determined 10 seil ON favorable terms any
house in the city.
April q, 1885. "
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Cl.OTuINC CLOTHINC !.

FUK THE FAIL AND WINTER TRADE.
| HAVE received large stock OF Ready Made
l Clothing, Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Hats, Carpet bags, Umbrellas, &C., which will sell
at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at a very small advance
above Eastern cost, Corner of First and Main Sts.
sept. 7.--d2w n. HOFFHRIMER,
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RENTONNPORT HOUSE.
I0hn Y X 0hi m ON. RrQprl q tor.

THE proprietor would call the attention of the
L travelling public to the above House, assuring
all who favor him with d call that his house and
stable are large and cnmmodious, and amply fur
nishea, and that he will spare pains to give en-
tire satisfaction
November 81, ls55-dly
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A TIokNIES nj Law and General Land Agents,
II Monseruma, powsshiek county. Iowa. VIII
attend to ali business entrusted to their care in
Poweshi@k Iowa, Benton, lama Marshall, and J a.
Per connties.
Collections will receive special attention.
Refer sa u. Douglass 4 Co.. ~. Louis John
Block d Co., Pnssburg ". A. Il l.. Shnmwsy,
Philadelphia BenHingcr a To-, baltimore Hon.
C. Is. Curtis, Warren, Pennsyiyanis: Hon. g. r.
Barrst, Chorfeld. Pennr. iyanla Hditor Pttsshurs
DAILY Union" Sc.
June 4. leJa~-d
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A TT0RSEl aud Councillor at Law heokuk, 10.
Il will promptly attend 70 all business entrusted
10 his
Special attention given 70 The collection Of Claim
Land Agencies, dc
Office In The Poet Office bullding. johnson 81,
between End and Sd.
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REYNOLDS. Drug Store.


--1--
\AT0IlD respectfully call .he attention Of thD
w public TO their stock Of the first quality e
Marble, which hey have just received direct fronl
the East, which they enabled to sell ut Is cheAp
. rate be obtained in ST Louis.
We are determined to Act upon The motto
..saALL PROFITS ASp QUICK RErURvs.9
Give us call and we pledge ourselves TO show you
as fine marble, and as good workmanship, both ia
the ornamental and plain styles, can be found
anywhere in the United States.
We have another extensive stock of Marble on to
way from the East and shall be fully prepared to
mee, any demand that may be made for articles in
line.
Third Street. between Main and Biondcau
April ), 1894. d
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COUNTY AGENT.
rTs !. MCKINNEY, has been appointed Agent in
Lee County, for the sale VI SPrRirUcrs lAQ-
uoas for Medicinal, Mechanical, and Haeranenfal
purposes only.
Call nj No 50, sign Of the Golden Mortar, kse~
kuk, Town.
July Sd, 1855. d1y
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To the Gemtleme q n /.

IN exhibition, assortment ol French, Scotch,
" and American Cassimercs--the first ever offered
IN this market.
NEsrIscs.--In Msirs Antique; Plain and Figured
Grenadines; Brocade and Rex Silks silk telyet
and Plush.
CLoTHs.-Blaek and Blue, fine grades, and broken
check Cassimcres, for fall suits.
Also-A choice selection of Kid, Cloth and Merino
Gloves; Half Hose IN Wool, Merinn. and heavy Cot
ton with Merno feet Silk and Merino ndershrts
md Drawers; Crayats acarfs and Hnndkerchefs.
10 1H1h-tiIM 2 ID EOETEK
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W. a. PATTERSON, wA, TIABERAAs, wx PATTERSON.
VIVA. a. PATTERSON 4 Co.,
ltOMMISs ION d FORWARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos. S. and 10, Levee. keokuk Iowa.
Consignrlents Of all kinds Of Produce will receive
prompt am personal attention.
August -, lS55.--dGwy
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CLOVER HOY 81.

CLOVER hON ~.
DY y. W. COVER corner of Walnut and Seeond
ID Streets, Muscatine, Iowa.
~ Office Of the Upton. Marion, Davenport and
O4ksioosa Stage Lines.
March -, 3a5s.---d
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BALL KIRK HAM,
IvAMILY t,roeery and Provision Depot, Post build
! ngs. I'd st.. between ain and Johnson, where
they keep nrtantlyon hand large supply Of tani
iv groreries and provisions ot every variety and OF
tho best quality. which they intend to sell a. cheap
If not eheap than any other house in the city, and
hope by strict attention to business 70 merit share
of the public patronage
N. R.-Dur wagon = In readiness 10 wait on all
W no roaN favor ~ with eali Nov. Il
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Fall Trade.

GUAR CLOTHING STORE, ~, Nam st., keok uk.
~ III. Straus would re. pvctfnlly call tho al
tention of the gentlemen of keokuk and vicinity to
the fact that he has formed partnership with
cities foT the selection and purchase of stocks of
clothing and furnishing goods.
They have now d most complete assortment ofnaIl
kinds Vt Clothing, comprising in part, Cloth nd
0Yercoas, Pants and Yeats Of all grades styles and
sizes shirts, Stocks, Hats and Caps, Trunks &c.
These goods have been selected with care, and will
be- sold al a smali advance custom cost We are
determined not to be undersold by any establish
Inent this side of Cincinnati
Country merchants particularly invited 10 call
and examine our stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
sen dx-wff u STRAffS
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ATTENTION ATTENTION
I IANING made arrangements for the establish
j / ment of large Clothing Mandatory, ON the
Eastern plan, / Offering my Spring aud
summer Goods Ar PRIME cosr. Those in need Of
Clothing will and this 10 be a rare chance.
Corner Of First and Main Streets
NATHAN HOFFHEfMER.
keokuk July I3 lS55.--dtwly
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FRONT 81. T..............FT. MADISON, IOWA,
LAS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated
i / and Ii now large and connections establish
ment. convenient TO the steamboat landing, and in
the very centre Of business
The undersigned has furnished il throughout in
the very best style, and that long e2perl-
III the business will enable him t. give general
satisfaction.
a., ~ 1875 lAutf Il + ROE
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JAMI.s =. rfKuCE.

yITHoLESALE and retail dealer in Foreign and
w Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, shoes,
Hats, Caps, Bonnet. Trimmings, de., No. se Main
Street, ktokuk. Lows.
FEB :. iS55. a
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j. ". NOYsH

A TToRSEY AT LAW, Ottunwa, wapelIo Cou
IL ~ Iowa.
July 25. 1855.
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IA NE$ VI. REID.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, keokuk, Iowa
nFFICE in the Rail Roaa office ON Main Street
~ over j. a.. Bruce store.
august T. 1855.
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PENNAYLyANIA RAILROAD.

sept. I, ls55.--adwly
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j. y. HFEbE.
ATATN street between sixth and Seventh, hole
vi sale ami Retail Dealer in Stoves Hollow " are,
Timer stock, DC Aiso manufacturer Of Tin,
Copper. aud ~heei-Iron Wares.
koohng and Jnbhing in Tin, Copper, and sheet
Irom, winch | will warrant 10 give Satisfaction
Iulv "a lsaJ div j. :. BEEBE.
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20 FARMS For SALE

TNllE subscriber is about establishing an
L agency for the sale of farms in Cecil and
Hartford countiss, Nd, and expects to have
for sale from 20 to SO farms of various sizes
and qualities, from land without any improve
mcnt t" that in a high state of cultivation;
therefore he tiatters himself he will be able
to suit almost all who are in want Of farms i'm
either of the above counties. Those Wishing
opurchase farms, will have them described
and pointed out by calling on the subscriber
residing on the Magraw farm, formerly owned
ny John D. Mchoncr, five miles ncrth of Port
Deposit or address him RISING Sun, Cecil
Co., Md, or JAMES WILSON, Druggist, Port
Deposit, Md. JAS. NJ. BURGESS
N. b. Those having farms for sale, in
either of the above counties. will receive i'm
mediate attention by application personally
or by letter to the subscriber or Jas. Wilson.
Charges very reasonable.
JAMES NJ. BURGESS.
Rising Sun, June Is en-
.'Doylcstown Int llgcnccr copy months
and send bill to adv crtiscr.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.]

IOhT' DEPOSIT, June Il, %.
The "Erplosions" of the immortal trio-Peter
Bayard and Sam eaeon" and the libel
subtitle Temperance Question Again
Cherries. Co,ccumbers and other Vegetables
An Error Corrctted-Fresh Shad and Rock
Fish-FOurth of July, &c.
You have generally had a good quota of
correspondents from this isolated town of
rocks and mountain rills: but more lattcrly
we have not been, favored with any "explo-
sions" from either Of the trio-"Petcr. !"
''Bayard" or "Sam." Ipresume they have
"laid down" their quilts in this particular,
and taken up" some more remunerative. il
not more congenial employments. Be that
as 1T may. however, the rema rkablc people of
this remarkable town should have
"a chicl amang THEN taking notes."
for by that means there seems to Re thrown
around them very salutary restraining IN
fiuencc, and hence they are much profited
thereby. Some Of our townsmch whose tricks
have lately been exposed by certain "Dea-
con" have become very ireful, and imagine
that they can realize fortune more easily
by prosecuting said gentleman for libel noT.
than they could by waiting for the business
uncertainties Of the morror.
Notwithstanding all that has been said in
your paper lately upon the subject of intem-
perance as it exists in this place, the half has
not yet been told. am surprised that men
who profess to have the cause of temperance
at hcart-mcn who are members of christian
rhurclns. should exercise no more conceln in
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regard to this matter than they do in Port
Deposit. They act as though they thought
they werc not their brothers keeper. May
the Lord have mercy on them, and open their
eyes to their duty. and give them courage to
perform it. wonder too what kind Of stuff
the liquor seller is composed of! He looks
around him, and sees men following honest
occupations-mcn who can point with pride
to the works Of their hands, and say IL did
it" and he also sees, as he walks, the work
of his own hands in the form of rccling
drunkards with bloodslot eyes, ragged backs,
profnne lips, falling at his feet in epileptic
fits, occasioned by drinking. Does he look
upon his best specimens with PRIZE or with
shame God grant that it may he with the
latter feeling. This. sir, is u true pic :ure of
intemperance in our town. Apropos to the
above, n genius IN our town has discovered a
process for converting old topers INTO cart
ridge boxes Their superiority for that pur-
pose consists in their being always dry. lie
expects to do q good business here, on ac-
count of ro,c material being plenty:
"oh wad some power the giftic gle us,
To see ourscles as ithers U.S.
These bonny days of June are fine for
helping to grow the grass, the wheat. the
corn. tho cherries, the rye. the O,r.cumbtrs,
and the s1uashcs, and all other vegetables
that we need to sustain and refresh us. 1t
is. am loth to aud, also growing dullcr, the
days are growing longer, and we are all grow
ing older, if not better. Our market is filed
with lumber, which is going off slowly at
from Si3 to SIS per thousand.
You stated in your paper last week that
the heavy winds had blown down the frame
work of house that was in course of cree
ton at Chesapeake City, by MIR. Elijah Rey-
nolds of this town. Such was not fact I
am pleased to he able to state that not a
single joint was moved from it's place on the
occasion referred to. The Wing didn't so
state.
Fresh shad are still among the luxuries Of
the season with us. The time for trolling
for rock fish is near at hand That is sea-
son Of an immense amount of enjoyment to
;he lovers of that kind of sport. They some
times catch rock here weighing upwards Of
thirty pounds.
understand that the NJ. f. Sunday School
Of this place, contemplate making an excur-
sion to Spcsutia Island, on or about the 4th
of July. They have extended nm invitation
to the Presbyterian Sunday School to accom-
pany them. They will have speaking upon
the occasion.
| believe they are making arrangements to
have grand temperance celebration at Hope.
well, in this county. on the 4th of July. l
understand that they Lave engaged a reader
of the Declaration, and Orators for the ooca-
sion. from this town.
There are various other local matters OF
trfling import-such as horses running away
throwing their riders. and breaking harness:
people talking scandal; ladies devoting their
energies to undressing one another, trying
who shall spend tho most money in the
shortest time, &C. More anon.
Yours, AETrrHULUs.
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Correspondence Of The Cocil Wing
poRy DxposI- .Yune 81

ohh ADJ CuuC -, ~.
MIR. Editor Having become convalesccnt
| will again give you some items of news:
The late rise in the Susquchanna, has cna-
blcd all the lumber on the way to be brought
to market. 1t is being taken rapidly at adj
vancrd rates.
Business is unusually brisk. The sounds
Of the hammer, the saw, and the anvil greet
US at every tarn. The, merchant in the
morning looks ahead in bright anticipation
of profitable days salcs, anf at night, sa-
lutes US with pleasant good evening.
Commencing at Hcckarts saw-mill, no.
tice the erection Of one, and the fitting up of
another house, for the sale of the blue danna-
ton which has CAUSED so much grief, and
such pointed letters fiom your your numer.
Gus correspondents, relative to the increased,
and increasing intenpcrance of our town.
j. q. Nesbitt has presented the public with
a new sign, "Wine and Liquor store" The
Sorrcl Horse is in successful operation, as is
every house and hut from which is dealt the
ardent.
great cry has been raised against the
existing apathy Of the Temperance men who
are charged with neglccting their duty by
failing to throw a moral influence around
their fellows. But think it is all for the
best. There are those in our midst, who do
not believe that the usc Of intoxicating liquor
is productive Of SO much evil as is represented
ny the so called temperance fanatics, ard as
nothing but the approach of the demon to
their own tiresides, the sight of the half clad
orphan, the walls of the broken hearted wife,
the reelng of the giant intellect, the dcsccra-
ton Of Gods house and day, the murder OF
the innocent and the cries of the dying mani
&C, will arouse them from the callous apathy
into which they have fallen, to see Alright the
evils of withholding their support from this
Heaven blest cause, I.pray God to open still
wider the vortex Of convincing proof, that
that they may see it as it is, and be enabled
to read upon the pages of Gods registry the
black, dolcful, damning inheritance they arc
preparing for themselves, and there view re.
suit, principle, and duty in their true light,
and exclaim with the poet:
"Ah Brandy. Brandy. bane of life,
Spring of tumult source of strife
Could but half thy curses tell.
Tho wise would wish thee safe in He'll ~
And then to embody in their Prayers, Lord
teach us thy will concerning US.
The law that forbids fishing after the 10th
Of June is violated with impuni ty, our officer
being a nonentity.
DR.. Buckley who has been spending some
time in Ohio, has returned to Port.
The Poetess Of Perttis winning laurels at
every turn: not only. commentators from
those competent u Judging her poems cor.
rectly, but als9. winning the hearts of those
who have heretofore Asbly withstood the fiery
darts Of cupid.
Rev. Gilroy is a particular favoritc with us
all, his diScOurScS are sound, doctrinal md
eloquent. = BAYARD.
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l]ic0.

On Wednesday, the Goth inst. Mt the resi-
dence of Vim. c. IIasson, Mr.. JOHN TowN-
SEND, aged about 20 years.
OTWiln,mgton papers please copy.
JusEIH AhkxNNBER died at his resi- 'cnce
near Dysa ri : tavern, in this comfy on Sun-
day last, aged &c years. lie was an old
patriarch in that land and leaves behind him
eighteen children and great many grand
children.
THoM4s r. SurTos died at Fair Hill on the
It'll inst.
LEWIS J. JoSEs. the founder of Lewisville
at the Lorthcrn end of the Elkt,n. Andora
and Lcwisvillc Plank Road died there or
The 10Th inst. lie left $500 to build mon
nment over him in the grave yard of the
Rock Meeting IIols.,
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THE AMERICAN oMMIssIOSERs.-AP ari,

THE AMERICAN CoMMrssIOSERs.- Paris
correspondent Of the N. Y. Tribune says:
Colonel Delaficld.g Major Mordccai, and
one other officer of our army, despatched to
Crimea, to study the latest improvements in
the art of war, especially in artillery prac-
tice, who came out with us in the Asia, some
weeks since, expecting to be at the allied
headquarters carly in May, arc still lingcr.
ing in Paris-or were very reccntly-vainly
awaiting the permission for which they have
applied to the French authorities. and which
being abundantly avouchcd and accredited,
they presumed would he accorded them
without hesitation. The excuse given for
given for that rebuff is that all (Frcnch) pre-
cedant is against the authorization required.
suspect the truth is that the present ruler
of France does not deem it desirable to favor
an increase of the efficiency of American ar
tillcly American ornaments generally. If
Spain had desired to send three officers of
artillery to the Crimca, who believes that
they would hove encountered any obstacle"
The correspondent of another New York
journal states that the French Government
would not give the required permission un.
less the United States officers would pledge
themselves not to visit the Russian camp,
which pledge, it is rumored, the United
States officers refused to comply with.
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ter and spring the axe OF the woodman has been
busy and the noble trees that lowered maiesica'ly
ON the moor-land and hl-sdcs now lie piled in
ricks ready for the market. A substantial post
and rail fence has been put up along the road; and
that old familiar oak that stood at the foot Of the
hill, and beHeath whose shade so many gay parties
have passed. SO many pleas INT hours chatting and
arranging the punches of arhu'ns aud other wild
flower. gathered from the woods in their ranbles
-c, en- that old familiar oak has been hewn down
o III Ike room for house AID ga,dcn 20 go.
Natural beauties must be suppantcl by artificial
ones and romance make way for re lily.
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Foreign Victory over American
Liberty.

Mr.. Editor With the gentleman p who
sands ostensibly at the head Of The Cecil
Democrat have no controversy. 1t is only
to his official relation that he is indebted for
any notice from me- Notwithstanding the
addition to his attitude given by the Dignity
stand, upon which he perchcs himself with
such swelling pomposity he is still head
and shoulders beneath the reach Of common
men.
In the paragraph published in your paper
two weeks. ago. I. knew but gave express
sion to the almost universal sentiment with
which the people Of Cecil county received the
insulting picture printed in the Democrat,
and now when lie yfesls the consequences
which moments consideration tempered
with common sense would have enabled him
to forcsee, the publisher Of that picture seeks
to dodge the issue by placing it upon the
same footing with the ludicrous symbols Of
political victories and by ascribing the univer
sal condemnation which it met to the cha
grin of defeated party. That he should
seek to escape the meritcd odium of the con-
tcmptiblc act. is not at all surprising, but
that Ire should attempt coloring so palpably
false, with the personal knouiedge that this
picture had been condemned in the sererest
terms by gentlemen haring no utilization rith
The american organisation. is as little ffatter-
ing to his honesty US man, Us was the publ
cation of the picture to his patriotism as an
American.
To the matter of the communication by
"Wide Awake" have no reply to make
The poetry and hypercriticsm are altogether
too high for so plain man as myself. For
a personal controversy have little taste and
judging from his Ill Success on previous
occasion one would hardly suppose him anx.
ious to take up the cudgcls again. The NOR.
all, obtuseness which could see no wrong in
the Wholesale plundering Of twelve thousand
dollars ofthe peoples money is fast ripcning
into positive corruption, Judging from the
ease with which it now excuses this gross
insult to American citizens
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE. That tho subscri
l. Der Of Cecil county. has obtainod from tho Or
phans Court of said county. letters OF Admnistra-
ton on the personal estate of
Nicholas Phillips, %"
late Of said county, decd. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
aa.hcnticatcd, on or before the
25.h day of April. 1856,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from Az
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate. are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscribcr Given under my hand this 10Th
day Of May 1855. SAMUEL BURNS,
Administrator CT Nicholas Phillips. decd.
Test. II. LAMAR, Regr. May 49,. Sow.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, upon examination OF the
w road leading from the "Wallace Road"
at a corner of John McCulough'y lan6. by
the houses ofJames Egan and John (now Jos)
Richardson's to the road leading from Rising
Sun to Bricklcy's X Roads, made by Mark
Brown, Supervisor OF the 9th District, with
the aid of a Surveyor, certain errors are be-
Iicvcd to exist in the location of said road:-
Therefore application will be made to the
Commissioners of Cecil county, at their meet
ing after the 26th day of June, next, to ap-
point Examiners to review said road, and to
racateo to alter and amend the same rs in
their judgment the public interest may re-
quire. MAY 26, 5w
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

VNTIE subscribers arc prepared to sell
Il Coffee, white and brown Sugar, black and
green Tea, Molasses, Pepper. Rice, Spices.
coarse and fine Salt, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard,
Mackcrel, Shad, Herring, Cheese, Soap and
Candles, with general assortment of Groce-
ries at Philadelphia and Baltimore prices; for
Dash, or in exchange for wheat, corn, oats,
rye, potatoes, butter, eggs, poultry, and all
kinds OF country produce, at the North East
Depot, by STOUT Il FORD.
North East, aug IL