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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

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BRIGHAM YounG--The following extract
of speech by Brigham Young is copied.
from the Deseret News. Ii strikes us that
Brigham, has a pretty heavy load to carry, all
things considered. for common man. fifty
wives. more or less, with all their babies,
would be considered quite an amount to
shoulder at once. let alone States, Kingdoms
and all He'll:
al to this time we have carried the world
on our backs. Joseph did it in his day. be-
sides carrying this whole people. and now this
all is upon my back, with my family to provide
for at tie same time, and we will carry it all
and bear off the Kingdom of God. And you
may pile on State after, Safe. and Kingdom
after Kingdom and all Hell on top. and We
viii roll on the Kin gdom of our God, gather
out the seed of Abraham, build the cities aud
temples OF Zion. and establish the Kingdom
of God to bear rule over all the earth. and let
tie oppressed of all nations go free. ,
Il have never tailed q. rough in these
mountains as I did in The United States when
they killed Joseph, ] there said boldly and
aloud. IF ever a man should lay bis hands on
me AMI say, Oh account Of my religion, you
are nv prisoner the Lord Almighty helping
me. | would send that man 10 Hell across
Iots.' feels now. Let naobers keep their
haud. of me, or will send them where they
belong; / am always prepared for such an en-
erpencv.
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A CukIoslrY.-We saw on Wednesdsv
with great deal Of wonder. at the store of
Mr.. W. I. Cannon. a couple of bottles, each
of which would hold over quart, and in
one of which was a saw mill in operation, and
ia the other a f1our mill, also in operation.
Both mills were moved bya crank ia the
neck Of each borle. The bottles aud machin-
cry were In possession OF Mr. A. II. Bucking-
ham who is in the employ of Mr.. Cannon
Mr.. B. says the machinery Was built within
their covering about s5 years ago: BY a per-
son then resident of New ork State bu, now
deceased. He did it on awager of 81, 600.
which he won in less than three years, which
was the time allowed for the work 1t was
suggested that the glass must have been
blown over the machinery. but i. is also sta
ted that such thing would be impossible
with such kind of bottles They are filled
full with the machinery. which is braeed and
pinned. and otherwise made strong There
are cog wheels Tie neck Of each bottle is
filled with plug. which is keyed close up 10
the neck. The my s,ery of getting in the key
when the re is hardly room between the plug
and the neck Of the bottle 10 get in tool as
large as shingle nail. is as great AS any other
wonder abou, the ingenious affair. These
curiosities may be seen BY anybody, for few
days.--Ne,r Haren Palladium.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

ISrEREsrrNG TO HorsEKEEpxRs wife
Of an American Agriculturiss has been ex-
perimenting on SOAPS. and finds that the ad
dition Of three quarters Of an ounce Of borax
to pound of soap. melted in without boiling,
makes saving in onehalf in cost Of soap
and Of three fourths Of the labor of washing,
and improves the whiteness of the fabrics;
besides. the usual caus,ic effect is thus remoy-
ed, and the hands are left with peculiarly
soft and silky feeling. leaving nothing more to
be desired by the most ambitious washwo-
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

VARIETY OF TREATMENT Is ELLow FEVER.
Physicians vary much in tiieir methods OF
treating the yellow fever. The New Orleans
Della says: Putting aside Homeopathy, and
hydropaihy alone, let US take the aIlopathic
treatment Dr. A goes in for quinine; DR.. b
always administers morphine; Dr. c. sweats
the patient under the twenty blankets; Dr. D.
strips him naked and puts ice on his stom
ach; Dr.. E gives him nothing: DR.. F admin
isters port wine and topieca pudding; DR. q.
cups and leeches, DR.. II. is in favor OF stin Z.
lating the sufferers strength; DIR. |. Pours in
castor oil Dr. J tres orange tea; Dr.. X. says
'-humphr'
. Innoculating for the yellow fever is repor-
ted to have been tried in more than one thou
sand cases at New Orleans, during the pas,
summer, with perfect success. rs
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EF-M. Montingy, French Consul in {

Ee-M. Mon,ingy, French Consul in Chi.
ma. says that the Chinese mix arsenic freely
with the tobacco which they smoke. and those
who do SO are described as "stout fellows.
with lungs ike blacksmith's bellows and rosy
as cherubs.'' The statement has called out a
letter from DR.. Londa. who announces that
some years ago, in the course of the discuss
ion at the Academy OF Medicine. on the agents
to be employed 10 cure tubercular consump-
ton. he told the assembled doctors that he ha l
found but one means Of combating this dread
full disease, viz: the smoking of arsenic; and
the doctor reafiirms bis commentator Of thai
remedy.
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Husband and wife shculd run together
on equaiisy: il is dangerous for either 70
take the lead The most difficult driving IL
that of . tandem. = @a
~Why is a sick Jew like diamond?
Because il isa isw-il A5z = za&
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tH- The following are beautiful conceits," beaus-
fully and finely expressed, which copy from the Mem
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

Too TRUE TO MAKE JOKE ORA lady once
said: wv hen 1 go to the theatre l am very
careles. of my dress. as the audience are too
ssseu,ive to the play to observe my wardrobe:
but when go to church am very particular
in my outward appearance. As most people go
there to lsse how their neighbors dress and
deport themselves
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

How few of US realize the solemn truth. that
as We lie down each night. and calmly sink
into the arms of sleep. that we are one day
nearer oar eternal home a1e E1qa 1&
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

Nrw REvRIe Err AToR--To cool the afnos-
phers, brap Of another wossn.s good looks IN
the presence Of your wite.
fxLondon Punch is the funniest fellow
agoing. His ds6nition~ ~of Matter and Mind IS
uaque:-.What i nastsrg Never mind
What Is mind. No mAttes' Go il, Punch.
~Ms Lucy Stone Blackwell. Esq. the
woman rights lecturer. hos purchased = fne
farm on Fox river. short distance above
Cedar Rapid, IN Wisoonss.
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~Hov much we dreaded in our school
boy days % be pulished By setting between
two girls. All. the force Of educalieni In af-
ter years we learned 10 submit TO such things
without shielding . tear
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Burns and his Highland Lady.

THE circum,ta of the production of the following
lines are these Mrs FRANCES o. HYzER, Of Montpelier
w. is sometimes Influenced write both p"sry and
prose- purporting from departed spirits She
hsd day reading Of these productions to
'sdy visitor. who asked her il RosnRr BrR the lady
fsverite poet had ever communicated to her. She
replied that she had been conscious Of his
nor sho familiar with his writings The lady
remarked that she hoped he would sometime make known
presence and ans question she had her mind
which question she did express. few days
Subsequently, Mrs HyzER felt impclled by spiritinfiu
ssce TO pen the following, which being shown to
The lady was found to be an appropriate reply the
query she had in her ,nind.-ED.1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-10
Irospec. for Crops.

IAe accounts from every portion Of the
county are most cheering. Wheat pro
misses fine yield; oats are in good cond-
uon, and the corn - new principally plant
ed and some up large enough 10 pillow.
TIE sfrlg has been unusually fine
for farming operations but serious fears
may be- entrrtsine that the continued drs
weather may cut short The yieli. We
sincerely hope this may not be the case,
but present lndica'io ions are very unfsyora-
ble.- Aacoupin Spectator
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COUNCIL Room,


COUNCIL Rooa,
May Q, 1854
Council met IN pursuance to adjourn
nent.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Hal.
nss, Harrison. Paterson. Thomas and
Tlmberman
a petition was received from j. +.
Humphrey. and others. asking the Civ
Council to alter the Ordinance concerning
the inspection of wood. so as to permit Mr.
y. Colon to sell his wood without the
same being measured said petition was
referred 10 the Committee on judiciary.
A memorial was received from 4 com
mlttee Of the Keokuk Guards, asking the
Council TO exempt the regularly uniformed
members OF SAID company from the road
labor tax due the city Whereupon, the
following resolution was adopted viz.
Resofved, That. when the officers in
command OF the keokuk Guards shall fur
nish to the Street Supervisor, the roll OF
SAID Military Company. certif, ing that
each person SO enlisted is regularly uni
formed member of said Company. then
the said Supervisor shall excuse such per
sons from the payment of the road labor
lax. so long as they continue members Of
said Company.
Applica ion was made By Rev. Elihu
Gum. on behalf Of the Baptist Church,
asking the Council to remit so much oil
the special tax for curbing and paving in
front Of lot Z, block 81, as exceeds the sum
Of one hundred dollars, or in case the
Council declln. 10 remit said tar, that it
will extend the time for the collection
thereof. Whtreupon. the following reso.
luton was adopted
Resoirsi, That the Collector be author
ized To postpone Tie sale OF lot 7. in block
81 for the term of six mon his from date,
provided the sum Of one hundred dollars
Is pad upon said tax.
TIE Committee on judiciary were al
lowed further time u report upon the sub
Ject Of tie establishment Of quaraf tine.
u j 7. Blair was allowed one dollar on
account of Hospital expenses
Cuancll adJournc-l 10 Monday the l4h
inst. at ) o'eiock. B s. MERRIAM,
Ciy Recorder
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From Saul st. N8arie-Business q
Saginaw. 4


FoRr SAcIsAw, April FL, 855.-John
Bushley and Antoine P,quette came in to
day with Tie saut ST. Marie mail.
The ice at Macknaw was two feet thick
they tried 10 cut through it in one place
viii Ratchet, but could not, as tho
Ratchet was not long enough. They went
on snow shoes from the Saul 10 Thunder
Bay some four miles this side OF Chebey gan
iighs house they found The ice broken
along the shore and Coating in the lake.
At Presque Isle portage, the ice was
solid; found no SHOW from Thunder Bay
TO Saginaw. The streams were very
hish--were tyeIye days coming down
aadsd some streams and cut logs and
made RATS to cross others. They took
no dogs this trip, as the woods were too
wet to allew 0; trains. They had 10 pack
their provisions and the mail. They went
from Sag nav to the Saul in eight days,
the last trip up.
Nearly all the mills in this section are
running Rafting has commenced. and
business is locking up. The fishing on
the river is very good this spring. Will
lams and Tremtly caught so bills at one
haul this week. Pigeons and ducks are
plenty. The weather 10 delightful -
The steamer Huron came in to day with
large load Of goods and passenger She
reports the lake nearly clear Of ice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-10

MORE FooD FOR THE MILLION Livery
house on Main Street, below Sixth, being
occupied and crowded, business is rapidly
increasing sgain On johnson Street. We
noticed yesterday that D. B. Smiths Auc-
ton room has been converted into Fam
''y Grocery which is kept in very nea,
yle BY A. J. Ralston & Bro. They are
aserprising, accommodating young men,
! are determined to aitrac. good
arc Of the retail trade. Their room il
~. johnson Street.
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Why the Romans Went to He'd
Early.

In one Of tie late Len lon papers we
ind the following reasons by De Quincy
why They welt to bed earlv in those
ages, simply because their worthy mo'her
earth could not afford them candirs. Size.
good Old lady, or young lady (for geolo-
1915 know no whell Ell she is ia that stage
OF her progress which ponds 10 gray
mars, or 70 ln.ancy. or a certain aye" i
she, good lady, would certainly have shad :
dered 10 hear any Of her nations inquirlng
Ter candles. Candles, lndeedi' she would
have SAID; whoever heard Of .huch d
thing aud With So much exc Lent day
light runuing To vast which | have pro-
slded gratis' what viii The wfetcheS want
next? lhe Romans. therefore " no saw no
Joke IN sitting round table in the dark.
Went oil 10 bed IS the darkness erran.
Every body disc. OA n ina ponpi / IS
himself wass obliged To lrundie oil IN lie
dark. Tsrqninius may have been very
superb fellow, but / doubt whether he
ever saw farthIng rush light. Aad
though i. may be thought that plots and
consplracies would flourish in such a city
OF darkness. ii is 10 be considered that
the conspira,ors themselves had 10 more
than hoaes! men; both parties were in the
dark"
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House Keepers

M ILL fnf at s. w 4 II fuckers an assort-
w tneni or Painted Ware, consisting Of Wash
Bowls, Foot Tnhs, chltjrenss Baths, Water
pSs, Chamber Buckets, Water Closets. &c,
also, Japanei Ware. Consisting of Nash Bowls.
Nests of Trunks. Cake Boxes. Spice Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Cash Boxes. Deed Boxes, Knife
trays, Drainers for Glasses, Tea Caddes. Dust
Pans, &c ..aiso, Plated Forks and spoons, Ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, singiv, and in .etts
Of 81 pieces. Small Grindstones, Enamelled
Stew Kettles and Sauce Pans, Bell Metal kst
ties, &c.
Nav /, 1855 d&w
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~ The committee now in session At
Columbus. Ohio, have determined upon
holding State Fair in that city, on the
18th. 10Th, 2o.h and 2lst days Of Sep
.ember. all the prominent railroads have
1.a!ered the most favorable terms OF trans
portaiinn.
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The ORrHANs.-Search having been
made on Tuesday afternoon for the man
who left the children near the Convent,
he was 1t length found in suffering con
dition, almost dead with diarrhea. He
and the children were taken to a room on
,e Levee and left in charge of = poor
woman. who is scarcely able TO prcAide
for her own family. Provisions were
scot 10 for the sufferers. but their wants
ara poorly attended TO. The County will
not provide for them because they are not
citizens. And 80 the man is dying-per-
haps dead by this ,ime--for want Of a;t-n-
ton, and the Children are left alone in the
world. the mother having died Ave or six
days since. 1t seems there are three
children the eldest boy four years Old i,
said to be bright and interesting child
another two years and the youngest six
months 3D. Shall they also be left to die
from starvation and neglect?
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!. EE In Logansruy tho. old linsrs"
1.-THE y may 81 retained Or dropped It
pleasure were routed and pus to flight |.
Mr.. Bringhusst. tbs sdifor Of the Journal
being elected Mayor, /
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JAMES REYN0LU
Wholesale and Retail 1r1G 1
Mschanics Beck. NoytA NJ C -
KEOKUK, IOWA.
HAVING male arrangements fot . pee-
II nanent business Ia the above hn<, -
now offering to the city and country tsaAe
a large and we'll selected stock IT
DrueA, MeAictaes, Rsnts, Dyes, els 60 -
nisAes, 1rsshess Glassware an W1nGow
oIass,
Also Perfumery and fancy articles, Ci0usn. -
bacce and snuf, and . choice assoSeax
Family Groceries, including Spices, r. ~
voring Extracts, Candies, Soda, 6aiaso9un.
variety Of articles pertaining 10 that daoUl
all which will be sold on the principle 1est
Prohts and qnick returns.o
Particular attention given TO psepariir -
seripsions IN cases where medicines eoo{oo
quirsd during the night il is frequeatly ioe6 -
nlert 10 OBJ ain them. This diaIeS11y -
completely obviated BY having my rest1oo r.
part Of the same building dceupou1 L oG
store; and persons desiring medicines. - 5(l
upon procuring them n all hours, night q o..
without Inconvenience or delay
Druggists, merchants and others, pufcanao
by the quantity, are requested 70 giss NJ . 1olE
a. am determined to sell on - favusahie So
as any house in the city.
April6, 1875 dly.
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p. ID. FOSTER

p. ID. FOSTER
AS Just received a we'll assorted Stock Of
IL Spring and Summer Coeds, to which the q.
tsntion Of buyers il respectfully asked.
The Goods have been sstscted With speoiAi
reference to the city retail trade and viii b sok
- low q the ssme class Of goods can b. bought
in any House In Iowa.
Purchasers will do well to examine the stock
before buying elsewhere, - they will End many
styles rot usually kept in this marhst.
April %, 1855.
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DRESS GOOD6.-A large nd varied ssock q
~ 6ilh Tissues, Satin stripsd, fgsssd M
plain, Bareges, Lingarrilas, Coup - Etsas. ~
scleana, French lsconets and ns,llisaSe, Lawns.
A. jnN received BY r. b. YY6TER
ASriI n. yn2h. q -.
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For Rent.
$500, 600 Reward

w ILL be paid fe, the Disappearance Of the
w high prices 81 Hats. The largest and most
complete stock of Hats. Csps. and Straw Goods
ever brought into the State of Iowa All OF
which wilt be sold Al lower price than any
honse in the city Call and be convinced and
gel one OF those new st.le Of summer Hassst
SHELDON'sHAT EMPORIUM.
Don't forget the place, Cd, Main stree,
ArrI "a, 1858.
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CITY DRUG STOREi
Burrows Block, Main Street, Keokuk. 1

UuIIUWh UIUthl u0Iu UsJV6s1 HIVAuks
J, h J. 6. STEWART are now in receipt
Of very large and carefully selected stock OF
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Patent Medi-
cines. Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Perfumsry and every
variety Of fancy articles usually found in the
best establishments Of the kind. Every article
warranted pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by CALI
ing at our establishment before buying ess-
where
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DR.. ]. 6. STEWARDS siirs and consulting
Room in the Drug Store.
PKoYEssfoHAI REvExxHcEss
+, O. Edwwds, NJ. D., Ohio Mediesi College.
J. Cobb, !" g
yoAa l.oekv. = q g -
A.I lssa AN
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THE BEST AND FUNNIEST MAGAZINES
L AND PAPERS ia the world. comprising
he best Tales, Sketches. Poetry, and the most
lsugvahle Jokes ever produced by human wit.
Yankee Notions, or Writings of Jonathan 8
Jack knite; Pictorial Picayune; London Punch;
Brother JonaH an; DutohraH; Know Nothing
Almanac. &C. GRAHAM L. CAVE.
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2 The Davenport papcrs contain
tees 81 dePredations By burglar, upon
hardware establishment snd a ,hcs
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HE NEWSPAPER THE INDEX OF THE
TOWN.

the above aphotisn is gaining uniyer-
salassens throughout all Newspa perdom.
and We have therefore enlarged the bor-
den Of The GAEE CIR 10 the Utmost lin.
It justified BY present patronage. We
are happy to believe, however, Judging by
The rapid increase Of our subscription lis,
job work and advertising business during
the past few moaths. that We shall not on.
~ be sustained in our present enlarge
mer'. but be enabled to increase the aize
Of cur paper still more in the Fall.
II would Afford us much plea.,i 10 ID.
tais s1ch decided appreciation and secure
such substsn,isl 'aid and comfort in our
enterprise as TO enable U. TO procure a
new dress. out and out. and steam press
for the Gate City Office next Autumn.
Let our business men and citizen, gen.
orally do their part and we will 10, be
found wanting on ours.
Hear what the editor of the DAYTON
Gaxats, real practical philosopher, has to
say On thus point, end you will all see tina.
The in,eres. and the reputation OF Keokuk
IS involved in the matter He says.
"Ihe tree IS not more cer,airly known
by IT. fruit, than a town or CITY bv its
newspapers. A growing city, with an in
teliigns. enterarfslng, thrifty population.
will send out wel-conducted well printed
newspapers, crowded with advertise
mems, saying 10 every stranger who picks
them up, See how sic X, wei fe nffat
our people make us. and infer. hence.
bow prosperous, full handed and liberal
our people themselves must be-" How
different story Is tod BY papers Of an.
other kind When yon open 4 dull little
sheet. TIA, Locks as II il had been printed
with eour spple-bLtter for ink with six
lines OF editorial mater. preceded by an
implorng notification that the publisher
now calls for TIE last time, on those who
wish to pay for their subscription in " ood,'
with few paying advertisements but those
OF the Sheriff, Offering to sell real estate at
two.thirds OF its appraised value when
YOU open sheet # this kind. coming from
town you never saw. what is Your con-
clusion! Is i, not that the pla has gone
TO grass and had better be fenced in for
pasture Would you be likely to think
OF gong there @ invest money or do bust
ness?
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LANp WARRANTS. PENSIONS. Ae.

JAND WAKKANTS, PENSIONS, &c.
TUE subscriber procures Land Warrants AM
J Pensions fer all tbos. entitled In order to
prevent rejection or DELAY ard ensure success he
has obtained farns ant instructions lirec, from
L.. p. WALDO, E,s,
Commissioner Of P,asions."
Persons applying through he subscribe may
therefore feel confident that their applications
Will be properly made.
No charge unless successful.
He VIII also attend to the collection # any
claim against the United States. having for that
purpose an agent n, Washington, who has CON
slant 2ceess "a 4-ataral officers and recor1s.8
Office over Post Office. johnson Street,
LLOYD d. SIMPSON.
Nav !, 1883. dim
M0rning Glory cory
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Enbroideries, Laccs, kr.
GLETVEs, Collars. and Chemisettes, Cambria
~ agd SASS Flouncings, Edgings, & Insertngs.
Re Thread I.aces, igings and Bobbins, and
Saxonv THREAD Edgings in grea, variety just re-
celyed BIZ p. d. FOSTER.
April % 1855
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LUMBER,
At THE PINE nILE
THE subscribers havs esnktaDtly - $50
i supply Of 7s1zxsgsSN
Dressed yloee1nf. 8z
Asss, FENerHo BoAnpt and FEac,no
Siding, and general assortment u
stud, AZ sss.sz. ~
Mil and Lumber Yard q IS feet - y
street, Keokuk, Iowa. s'sts9~ss
HIATT nA11
April 7, 1855. dimAwif. nzsz
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w.. II to help every body. and we wan
body to help US d. it Therefore W,
eenarged our Daily, and we invite ever,
body TO come without delay snd subscribe for
The
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Daily Gate CITY.

We mean to make II worth its price, and q
great dea! more, il we can. Our means Of help
ing every body are greatly enlarged and so, also,
are our expenses. Therefore We must have more
subscribers, more advertisers, and more lob
work. Aad we wish il TO be remembered that
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Perfunsry End Faaey Articles,

a WELL ssected assortment just received Fl on
IA the most celebrated manufacturers IN m.
last. The public and the ladies especially, a.,
invited 10 call, ~ they canno, isil 10 have the,
tastes suited in every respect.
MOORE L HOOPER.