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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-05

CATAwBA BRArDY.--A statement lately
appeared in the Cincinnati Commere.al,
,ha, one House in that city had manufac-
,urrd $4,000 gallons Of pure Ohio Cstaw.
ba brandy. The way this is made is sta.
ted by Mr.. Grassclli, a noted chemist Of
Cincinnati. As We mis,rusted, Ohio corn
is prominent in this compound. We copy
. portion of the expose. that our readers
may fully understand the material Of this
new and pure article Of brandy:
Out Of . analyses | have made Of
the BEST qualities Of Ohio CatAwha of
1850, SO, SO, "a, have found an aver
age OF 10 per cent Of absolute alcohol.
The best French Brandy contains IS
per cent. OF absolute alcohol. consequent
~ 100 gallons Of pure catawba wine will
only produce l8 gallons Of pure brandy
Of SIS per cent. absolute alcohol, (by vol
ume j it will then require 81 gallons Of
Catswba wine Of 10 per cent. alcohol, to
manufacture gallon OF pure brandy
These $4,000 gallons would then have
required the modest sum of II 500 gal
Ions of pure Ohio Catawba.
Pure Ohio Ca.awba Brandy made Of
good pure wine, cannot cost less than
81 SO per gallon; but when the lees and
refuse of the presses have been soaked
with plenty Of Pure Ohio Corn wine,
yulgo rectifed whisky, then it may be
made at the rate of $4,000 gallons, and
enter in competition with the surplus
French brandy that is manufactured in
every street in this city, and sold at from
90 cents to 81 and 81 rer gallon"
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STEAMBOAT ARRIVALS.

Ireat West, Piusourg. St. Louis.
Keokuk, ST. Louis, do
Excelsior. Dubuque, do
Prairie Rose, do
jeannis Deans, St. Louis. do
The river has decided tendency
downwards. end navigation is getting 70
be worse aud worse. The river il now ~
low ~ il was last August or September.
and We are not advised that it will lie any
better during the present season.
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To our Fricmd d.

To oar Friemds' :
We would say that we have now in store moi
only ONE of the best. but decidedls. -,
BEST assortment of Boots and shoels ~
for sale in the State OF lows. We HsET o.
selves to much pains to get such s{sS1-S
not fall 10 give entire satisfaction
fasldious taste. Our prices shall be sAs. ~ wnY
suit oar customers, as we are determined not TO
be undersold by any dealers in the West. We
ask OF the Merchants OF Iowa a careful exami- 4
nation Of our Goods, and a comparisen Of oar
prices with those Of other Western places Of
trading. We only ask the patron ,ge of dealers
upon conditions that we offer better inducements
than others Respectfully,
MOODY & THOMPSON.
keokuk, Iowa, April IL, 1885. d&wtf
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DENTAL SURGERY.

DENTAL SURGERY,
ID r. r. S. A RI f r,
w OULD respectfully announce to the eit
w zsns OF keekuk aud vicinity that he has
permanently located in Keokuk, where he ex
poets to perform all the operations pertaining to
Dental Surgery
n. feels confident in his ability to give salts
faction to those who may favor him with their
patronage.
a Office on Main between Third and
Fourth Streets.
All operations warranted.
Keoknk, April "a, 1855.
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SCRAP IRON.
NIE ell pay the highest price IN cash for soc !
w No. 1iacksmith's scraps, Il the AissorI
Iron Shye. ThuS. J. NICE Co.
1sptsmber 8, is8t.u
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CREiGnrON Z oMMER.

a RE now prepared to furnish Ice Cresm Ia
a Parties, Fairs, Suppers, Picnic Parties, and
also to Families in any quantity. iiterai de-
duction made 10 Fairs or any beneficial party.
Johnson Street, next 10 Post OF. E:
April 80, 1885. dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-05

OLS--Just received a rye supply of handl-
IL ed and Carolina Hoes, and for sale AT re-
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Ladies' Shoes.
ME are now manufacturing flee Shoes for la
W dies, whlch we will warrant.
Call u tbs store Of
opKla, = MATLEAk-
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NUANi Memories III Loresgn Lands hv IT,
~ se0ve Newshoy--eguai TO IT. Z xess*.@s 8s5s@
sfi kathsrne Ashton; Joarpe.sa&sx8 & a
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PAINTED TOILET WARE.
IN SET rs, for sale by
sW&H TUCKER.
May |, 1855. d6w
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The following resolutions 10 reference
10 Temperance and the Maine Law, were
passed in the Presbyterian General A.
sembiy .. St. Louis:
Whereas, lntemperance is . great an
-tagonist Of domestic peace and social hap
piDess. Of sound morality and pure Cbris-
,isnity, and at war with al the dearest in
terest Of man for this world and the FL
,ure ; and whereas, the experience Of two
hundred years proves & 1t this evil can
nsver be removed or effectively resisted
while the traffic in intoxicating drinks is
continued, it being necessary If we would
stop the effect to remove the cause There.
fore,
Resolved. That We, the members Of this
General Assembly, as lovers Of our reli-
gion, Of our coun ~ and our race, and -
o@ce-bearers in the Church, cannot but
feel . lively interest in the progress of the
Temperance Reform,
2. Resolved, That we here record our
Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the re-
cent unparalleled progress of this reform,
- ovinccu ny Tue kctOu OF the Lcgt6ta-
lures Of thirteen Of the States of our Union,
10 the passage Of law entirely prohibit
ing the ,r4ffio in oil intox c asing bevera
ges-
8. Resolved, That in the opinion OF
tits body. laws prohibiting the sale Of in
,oxicating drinks can interfere with the
rights Of no man, because no man has a
right. OF any name or nature. inconsistent
with the public good. or at war With the
welfare Of the community; i. being a
wcll.known and universally acknowl-
edsded maxim of law. that no man has a
right 10 u.s his own TO the injury OF his
neighbor."
4. Resolved, That We earnestly ~.
commend to the members and conRrega-
tons in our connection, and to all others,
10 pcrsevere in vigorous and we'll directed
efforts unit laws hall been acted ia every
STATE of our Union prohibiting a traffic
which is the principal cause Of the drunk
snness, and its consequent pauperism,
crime, taxation, lamenta ion aud wo-, and
ruin to the bodies and sous OF men.
with which The country has so long been
afflicted.
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UsT received, a full assortment of Glass o
y vsrious sizes by
- MOORE & HOOPER.
April 3, 1855 dtf
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Water Cesiers
E0R sale by
L swA TUCKER
May /, 1883. d&w
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Perfamery asd Fancy Articles.
a WELL selected assortment Just received fror
IA the most celebrated manufacturers IN IN
East. The public and the ladies especially, ar
invited 10 call, a. they cannot iail to have the
tastes suited IN every respect
MOORE & HOOPER.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10
A Lady's Opinion.

The meanest and most contemplate Of
mankind may yet find some human advocate,
and male coquetts have had, it seems, at
least one defender.
The poet Cambell says that he once heard
q lady of distinguished beauty and rank de-
fend Sir Thomas Lawrence from the charge
Of having been guilty Of paying attention to
ladies, without intending to follow them up
by an offer of his hand. A gentleman re-.
marked that he thought Sir Thomas was
highly bIameable.
No. replied the lady, who was said to
have been herself the Temporary object of
the great painters attentions; mo, not OK.
sactly--not SO much to blame said the lady,
tnusingiy.
What? exclaimed the gentleman--'you
astcnish me. Not to blame for such con.
duct1 .e,
4, NO not so much was still the lady's mu-
sing response.
'Can yon really, madam said the gen.
tlemsn again, defend such behavior and
deserfion7'
/. Why, SIR interrupted the lady, to con-
fess the truth, am firmly of the opinion
that the majority Of woman would rather
be coprted and Tilted than not courted at
all, Ga x IL E
n = ~ Il .azaa 4
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Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
A N INFALLTBLE REMEDY for Scrofu-
II la, Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obs, nate Cutane
Gus Eruptio4s, Plnmlles or Pustules the face
Botches, Boiis, Chroic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or
Tctter, Scall Head, Enlargement and L in of tho
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers Syphlt Disorder
Lu mbago, Spual Complaints and all Diseas sarisng
from All injudicoususe of Mercury, ,lmprudenc inLfe
II 5This great Alternative medicincand Purifier OF
Blood isnow used by ograeful patientsfrom
all parts of the United States, who testify dailytothe
performed BY the greatest of all ed
icines, ssCARTER's SPANISH MlxTURE.'' Neu.
ralgia Rheumatism Scrofula, Eruptlops on the Skin,
Liver Disease, Fever Ulcers Old Sores, Affections Of
the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat. Female Com.
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints,
are speedily putto ightby using this greatand ines
Unable remedy. .-f
For all diseases of the blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with 1T. 1t ceanses the system of
all impurities acts gently and efficiently the Liver,
and Kidneys strengthens the Digestion, gives tone 10
Stomach. makes theskin clear and healthy,
The Constitution, enfeebod by disease ort dow
by the excesses of youth, to its pristine vgor an
strength w
For the Ladies. it's ncomparably than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses of CARTER's SPAs-
bring the manting to the cheek gye elasticity t.,
the step. and improve the general health in remark
able degree beyond all the medicines overheard of.
The large humber of certificates which we have re-
ceved from persons from all parts ofthe United States,
Is tho best evidence that there is Humbug about 1t.
The press; hotel keepers, magistrates physicians, and
public men, we'll known to the community, all add
their testimony 10 the wonderful effects OF this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the agent and get circular and Alniahae,
and read the wonderful this truly greatest of all
Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS,
Proprietors, No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Va; to
whom all orders supplies and agencies must be ad-
dressed.
And for sale by +. Swift, and C. Hatch, Ravenna;
Waan & Wilson, Deerfeld; D. Bostwick, Edinburgh;
]. w. Gone, Franklin Mills; G. g. G. r. Harmon,
aurora; o. L. Drake, Freedom; Parsons + Root,
Windham, all Dealers in Medfcineseverywhere. i
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Gard to COnsumptiVc EnVsslidis.
THE attention of consumptive invalids is
i called to the system of medical treatment intro
duced at this institution, and being employed in
the and relief the various diseases of the Lungs
and Throat, and also to the success attending il.
During past two years nearly two thOusa nd
of Consumption in its different stages have been treat
ed with the most successful results, fact that claims
for the mehodhere employed your candid cousidera-
ton.
The SYSTEM OF MEDICAL TREATMENT PRESENTED you
CONSISTS ESSENTIALLY IN THE INTRODUCTION MEDICA-
TED vAPoRs INTO THE LUNGS, WHILE ARE
GIVEN INTO THE SToM AcH, THAT PRESERVED
FOR FooD, AND NOT PHYsIc.
The only method heretofore employed for the cure
ofpulmonay diseases, has been directly the Of
this medicines Deing introduced into the stomach, and
not into the Lungs. By this treatment Consumption
has not been cured, nor its mortality lessened; and it
is now being abandonedby many prominent medical
men in this country and in Europe.
1t cannot be denied that the old practice is false in
theory and fatal in its effects, and that any copsump
tive person willve longer and suffer less by discard
ing it altogether. .
The various medical vapors hero used, are admins
tered by means of fine spunge, noistened with the
liquid to be inhaled and placed in small glass globe,
with an elastic tube attached, and the air drawn
through the sponge enters the lungs the natural
perat charged with the vapor used The inhaler
Is convenient, and the method differs widely from the
old plan Of nhaing medicines from hot water, which
was years since thrown aside by its advocates, as
worthless.
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, etc., are eaeh
treated by remedies appropriate to the character and
stage Of the disease as 1t appears.
Diseases ofthe Throat and Catarrh are readily cured
by local applications, maze by means of Showering
Sver Syrenges, which have and which can
be used by patients with ease and safety. ,s
By this treatment, which is now being adopted by
many physicians in different parts of the country, and
by them acknowledged to be the only correct method
oftreating diseases Of the Lungs, many permanent
cures of Consumption have been eeced and in every
instance marked benefit has been derived. To the con-
sumptye invalid, this system oersthe only chance of
cure; and will seldom disappoint the most saugune
hopes, II fully tried. tEaGI tHtIslg
tits better that invalds be seen, and examined per-
sonally but when they cannot bear the fatigue and ex
peDse Of visit to the city, by writing full history
their disease from Its giving age sex,
occupation, &c., they can be treated by the plan,
and remedies, ifunder care Patients thus
treated, are charged s15 per month for all necessary
remedies and weekly advice, paid invariably in adj
vance, or upon delivery by express. Eor exarnina-
tion of Lungs, IS. CD. .sANBORN, m. d.
.5r, No. 9 Tsopd street, N. Y.
N. .B.-physicians, BY sending their names and nd
more fully this system oflnhaaton. and the remedies
used. @fa augIe-2-em
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Great Cure of Liver Complaint Of
ten years Standing.


.New York, Jan. 9th, I6A8.
DR. HALsEy, Dear Sir:-Haying taken your Foress
Wine and Pills to remove disease of the Liver FROM
which have suffered severely for upwards of teri
years; and having adhered closely tothe directions
which accompany the medicines. have recovered my
health notwithstanding all who knew me thought my
case incurable. Previous to taking the Wine and
Pills. had recourse to the best method treatment but
continued to grow worse TO an alarming degree. Some
of my friends spoke desparngly ofmy case, and tried
to persuade me from making use Of any advertised
remedies aud, doubtnot, but what there are hum:
dreds who are dssuaded from taking your excellent
medicines, in consequence ofthe deception and nef
fciency of many advertised remedies putt by
principled men in flaming ad2ertiseinents But, what
pity tits that the deception used BIZ ohefsl should
be the means of dissuadihg many aboring under dis
ease, from making trial and being cured by your ex-
cellent remedies. Humanity speaking they haye,sayed
was in wreched condition. but begahito experience
their good effects in less than three days; and in six
weeks from the time purchased the medicines, to the
great surprise of all my friends, entirely cured,
and had increased fifteen pounds In weight, having a
ken one box ofthe Pills. .and two bottles Of the Wine.
M0sd e Sed ' sufferer wovs avail
NERVOUS DISORDERS
Are diseases Of the mind we'll of the body,a are
usually brought on by troubles and affection, are
most common TO persons of delicate constitutions and
sensitive minds. Low spirits, melancholy, ffghtisI
dreams, and fearful antclpatiOns OF evil ffonh tic
slightest causes, generally accompany Aerfous disoE
ders. The Forest Wine and Pills arc an energetic.
remedy in these complaints, v Il ssEtt tailaS% n Ga
Extract of letter from Mr. Joseph 9. Paulding, d..
DR, G. W. HALsEY; PhtttaslpAia ssp,. IA ls4s..
Dear Sir you Forest Wihs an and Pills have cured my
had been afflicted for many years. Her body was al
most wasted away She was frequently disturbed in
sp and covered with Ss
laboring under the delusion that something dreadful
was about 70 happen 70 her, BY the Of foaF bot
perfect health She has regained her hesh and color
and enjoys society as well as ever. -.
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THE LAWYER AND THE SPIDER--SAM
SLIcK's FABLE.-Few things resemble each
other more ins natur' than and old cunnin'
lawyer and spider. He weaves his web
in u corner with no light behind to show the
thread of his net, but in a shade like, there
he waits in his dark Office to receive q vis-
itor.
A buzzin, burrin thoughtless fly, thinkin'
of nothin' but his beautiful wings and we'll
made legs, and rather near sighted withal,
comes st umblin' head over heels into the
net. 81 beg your PARDON says the fly, 81
really didn't see this net work of yours
The weather is foggy, and the street so con-
founded dark. they ought to barn gas here
all day. I'm afraid I've done mischief. -
"Not at all, says the spider, bowing. III
guess its all my fault. ! reckon ought to
have hung lamp out; but pray don't move
or you may do damage. Allow me to assist
you"
And then he ties up one leg and then the
other, and furls up both his wings and has
him fast as Gibralter.
"Now," says the spider, "mv good friend,
"a pharse fellow lawyer always uses when
he's agoing TO be tricky) I'm afeared you've
hurt yourselfa considerable sum. | must
bleed you" Bleed me!' says the fly
excuse me, I'm obliged to you; don't re-
quire it." SO yes you do, my dear frend!,
and he gets ready for the operation. "If
you dare do that I'll knock you down; and
I'm man that what lay down stand on. u
"You had better get up first" says the spi.
der laughing; you must be bIed--you must
pay all damage"
Andhe bleeds him till he gasps for breath
and feels faintin comm on.
"Let me 60 my good felIer," says poor fly,
"and.I will pay you literally" 'Pay!,
says the spider. "You miserable, uncrcum
cised wretch, you have nothing left to pay,
with; take that
And he gives him the last dig, and he is a
gone coon--bled to death.
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ii, AS IN e WE (.s
Book Store in RaYanna

HElERN ~ HATCH, in the old Pos
%A9kzANwO. Office room in seymour's block is
S.gMIslEesH now receiving choice stock Of BOOKS
of nearly all the standard works. School
Books, Toy Books Primers, &C., togetherwith large
and well selected stock of oSta6nery letter. note,
giltedged, and great variety Of fancy coiors and
styles OF paper Envelopes Of all kinds, colors and
quantity; Cards OF nearly all descriptions Pens and
Pen holders Inks and Inkstands; Slate and slatepen.
ellis; Drawing and Tissue paper, Water Paint and
Birds and Butterflies, Portmonies, Stittoes, Emery
Balls, Pins, Rings, etc., too numerous to mention.
Ladies' and Gentlemen wishing any thing in the above
line viii pleasegiye usa call and we will try TO please
them with quality and price M rGF C.HATCH. i,
NJ paxfatluA Tulv Rfh IA5S ( 7 gb4t35 Ff
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NENU n ND DIE VVN TNNEU5
TESTIMONY FROM OHIO

John Hoffman, Jeromesville, Ohio, May 3Oth 1883
said: 81 write to state for your satisfaction and also
for that of hers that your German Btters is what yOh
recommenditt to be, highly valuable medicine which
know from mhaving useditin my own family to my en-
tire satisfaction. All who haTe usedi give the same
recommendations
Stephen A. Mealt, Canton Ohio, May II, 1859 saws:
"Having heardyour German Bttershighy recommend
ed from sources in which placed much confidence
ordered four bottles from Cleveland One of them |
gave to my daughter who has derived great benefit
from il; two of the Others s6d Immediately and /
would like you TO send me supply of it to seil''
John Clark, Brunswick, Ohio, May 90, 1884, says:
''Your Germah Bitters haveproved successful in every
case that has come to my knowledge and has opened
for itself great demand"
Thomas Letchford Coyington, Ohio, Dec. Goth 1853,
says tMy wife has been affected with the Liver COM
plant and Dyspepsia for number of years, during
which time have spent great deal for but
she received very little benefit therefrom, and finally
the doctors said she could not be cured, Last spring
she to try your Bters she took two
and ever since taking them she hes been able to
to her business, untivery lately she had new attack
but has again commenced the Biters. have sold
quite number of bottles through her recon menda-
ton and as far as can learn, has given satisfaction
to all.'
David Abbott, ,Austnburg, Ohio, December5 S. 1853.
says: SPermit me to bear testimony to the remarkable
efficacy your German Bitters In the cure of Liver
complaint. FOryears previous to taking it, was,se
verely afflicted with disease Of the Liver SO much that
did not expect to live but by free use of the Bit.
ters, thanks to a kind Providence, / find myself en-
rely restored to health and able to resume my usual
employment"
These Bitters are entirely vegetable and rreerrom
Alcoholic stimtlant and allnjurous Ingredients mild
in their operation, theystrengthen the system ncvc,
prostrateit
They entirely vegetable and FREQ from all injnr
Gus ingredients.
Soldby ydealersn medcinceverywhere.
Sold by l. Swift. and G. Hatch, Ravcnna; Waun 4
Wilson. Deerfcll: d. Bostwick, Ednburg; J. w
Cone, franklin Mills; G. & G. X. Harmon Aurora:
o. j.. Drake, Freedom: Parsons & Root, Winlha,n
I'D dealers i" medicines every where. ".
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TEETH /! TEETH

nOCT. SPELMAN would inform the cit
IL izcns of Portage County that he has returned to
Bavenna, and fitted up Doctor Swifts Drug
Store, for the practice of his profession, where he will
be happy to wait his old friends, and as many new
ones as will favor him with their patronage.
Doct. S. has had more experience than any other
Dentist in this vicinity, and as much as any one in
Northern Ohio In addition to this, during his alb.
sence he has come in contact with, and learned thu
maniDuations of of the most distinguished Den
lists in the Union, that he considers himself bette
qualified for the practice of his profession than If
had remained in Ravenna. Still, he learns wi
great satisfaction to himself, that the work which
wearer, and some of 1t has stood the test of man
years.
There are gold filings in this county which he nser
ted than eight ago, which, to all appearance
are asgood as finserted but yesterday. The same is
true OF bis artificial teeth and he refer the needy
to hundred persons, who think their artificial quito
as good as the natural organs.
Doct. s. prides himself being one ofthe Uery fep
successful manufacturers of iBcoffuptible mineral
teeth, in Ohio. And we'll he may, as this branch OF
the profession 10, yet, so little understood. though
taught In every Dental College in the Union,
contour, well as imparting character and i6dRidu-
ality TO the teeth.
Doct. 8. Is now permanently located In Ravenna,
where he can be consulted without charge: and his
prices for work will be found reasonable that Of
any reputable Dentist In the country, but he will not
DENTISTS who are "whipping the cat'' from door to
door some OF whom charge exorbiant pricesfor work
tat Is absolutely worthless nay, positive injury to
the patient, while another Glass; who have sense
nough to know their inability, content with any
price which they obtain for their services, which
wo1ld be very dear TO the patient rendered gratat
Ravenna, August Ist. 1855 " - y
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ROOf nmd Shoe StOre.

THE subscriber would respectfully an
J. nounce to the citizens Of Rayenna and vicinity,
that he has been receiving during the past week. gen
able for the Spring trades comprising the various kinds
and colors ladies and Gentlemen, Boysand Youths
Misses and Childrens CATERS. EDameled Fat Leather
and Calf Skin Congress CATERS Bootes and Buskins,
Kid and Enameled Patient Leather. Also few pair
of Ladies and Gents Rubbers supply the pres
entdemand.
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc for themselves they may be assured OF finding
an article that will suit with prices corresponding with
thetimes. mar2l-33 -
Ravenna, March 10. 1855 WIN. GARDNER.