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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-27

PLUMB'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS.
Over TOdd,s Hat store, Penn. avenue.
TIME Pictures taken at this establish
il ment cannot possibly be excelled, as the aPpa-
ratus and chemicals used Of the best description
consequently, bad picture is an ,mpossloih.y. Wis
fort and the charges which low, vary in propo-
ton to the STYLE The rooms are beautifully htted
up and contain portraits Of hundreds OF celebrated
public characters, and are always open for the exam
nation of visters. nov l8-3m
UTATCHES, Of Superior quality, and
" warranted accurate time keepers, constantly
on hand and received direct from the importers for
sale at wholesale prices cheapest in America-at No.
4ls Pennsylvania avenue.
nov % ii. u. HOOD.
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JOSEPH c. q. KFNNEDY,

LATE OF THE CENSUS oyrIcx,
Prosecutes Claims before Congress end the Depart
meBts. no
Office, Tenth street and Peansylvanis svenue,
over the Savings Bank
dec Sly
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WIN. A. NEWELL, M. d.

A.
In their own State both these gentlemen have an
extensive practice and enjoy, 10 envable degree,
the confidence Of the public There they would OBJ
tain universal credit But we desire 70 prepossess
ness and good faith, we suboin the following note
from gentleman known and reverenced throughout
the Union-the Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, LII. ID.
Note from Gs Hon. Theodore Frelinlhuysen.
"From the professional character and reputation
of Drs Newell above named. and the esteem In which
these gentlemen, with Mr. Desher are held in this
State, take pleasure in stating that any representa-
NO"' 1870 = THEo. fREfINGHUYSEN.
NEW BRuSswIck, N. j., Jan. "a, 1854
Owing TO the foods Of quack medicines with which
the country has been deluged and which have proved
40 uniformly worthless the disoeverer of this remedy
has long hesitated 10 before the public Having
regard for his character he has been unwilling 70 be
classed with the pretenders who, undertaking 70 cure
all complaints with one remedy, miseraby al TO cure
any; and, he has feared that the public, which has
been 90 often shamelessly deceived, would deny him
ia attention He relies, however, that the above GER
tfcates give him title 10 its confidence and atten-
ton while making the following statement;
ties and advantages by which II Is distinguished from
'J Psc,1arities Of Desaler,s Anti Periodic PUs
1st They exert marked, specific, and almost in
alIble anti-periodio power, by which they ncutraze
The periodical and constantly recurring attacks which
charaoteri1e fever and ague The law by which the
remedy acts overpowers the law Of the disease.
power, they are YET perfectly harmless wei per
son feyen II an infant may take great quantities not
only without inconvenience, but without seeming
I'd adj Theynever disagree with the weakest stomach,
almost instantly restore appetite, and break up that
distressing Of bodily prostration which always
accompanies this disease
4tb They may be taken without regard 10 age, ser,
diet or drink and on journey as safely as at home.
bth They are not only anti-perodic, but anti-bil-
ious also
9Th. They contain no salt Of mercury. arsenic, or
quinine.
lat II il not liquid There Is no danger of loss By
evaporation or by coming in contact with clothing;
O. II is perfectly portable A dozen boxes may be
put in SeidIitz powder box. One boz may be sent
by mail 10 any part Of the Union for six cents, en-
cept California or Oregon, or 70 those places Tor
twelve cents -,
ID n ia tastelsss and without oder. All other
remedies for the disease are bitter and nauseous, ana
are taken with difficulty by children or delicate per
sons. r,.u
NAV be procured at Wholesale or retail, Of
CHARLES ID. DESHLER, Agent
SAL Broadway, New York.
Price NJ per bor; or for the convenience of those
residing where Il has not been introduced as yet u
viii be forwarded by mail, prepaid, 70 any one en-
closing "a etterstamps IN any part on .ns o -.
States except Oregon and California or 70 'nese 'o'
86 stamps. - - s.,;v.red IN
New York city free Of expense.
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GREAT AND EXTRAORDINARY In
III ducements 10 all Cash Purchasers OF Ready
Made Clothing-Will be sold at private sale, large
assortment Of ready-made Clothing, cdnsistng Of
Cloth Cloaks, Bangnp, Sack Coats Dress ana froek
better cut better made and Of better G,aSas
Therefore an N nv Wan' OF gSSn1 E CON HAIL Hail
Corner AZ street and Penn. avenue
ian 27-lm WEISENFELD d co.
GAS FITTING.
THOMAS LIE WIS,
Practical Gas Filter, Tenth street,
BetsDeen Pennsylvania avenuo and ~ street,
A few doors above McGuire's Auction Store
VEHE subscriber invites the attention OF
il his friends and the public to his establishment
where he is prepared to fit up with Gas Pipe and
Fixtures Stores, Dwellings, Public Buildings, &C., IN
neat and substantial manner.
All who favor me with their custom, may depend
upon having their work well DONE and on reasonable
terms as / am determined by strict attention 10
business to perform my contracts in such manner
as to merit the appreciation Of my patrons;
THOMAS LEWIS.
gB-All orders promptly and personally attended
70. jan 25-lm
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And by all Druggists everywhere.
dec lS-eo6m
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
MRs. @. v. JOHNSTON.
Pennsylvania avenue third door from Tenth street.
entrance on ID street.
viii take several Apprentices Also good hands
wanted.
She will cut and haste, cut Innings and Patterns.
derA
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M. Il. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Glazicr.
No. so Louisiana avenue, between 9Th md 7th sts.
>deo 13-dly Eta sasl4
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HUSTs LNMENr has made many extraor-
binary cures, some of which are almost incred
ihla
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Tile number Of guns found hy the AL.

The number Of guns found by the AL
hes exceeded all expectation
French accounts say the Russians
burned 80 transports rs well as their four
steamships. and destroyed $4,000 sacks
Of corn, l6 900 sacks ef oats ard To- 0C
sacks Of flour. Fourteen Allied steamers
entered tie Sea Of Azov.
kenlorcements were daily arriving al
Conz14ntlnopIe.
The occupation Of Gatatz, and an at.
lack On Ismail were confidently spoken
IF,
The garrison Of 5, bastopol drew most
Of heir supplies from Kertsch lis cap
ture therefore must exert a speedy iufu-
ence IN tie seige
Tie Sandman contingent had been
landed IN splendid condition and will be
shipped with all materials Of war.
Large conveys had entered Seb- stapol
froln the north side, and the Russians were
working vigorously on that side erecting
an earthwork, &c
The Allies had completed their fourth
parallelan the British were moving ell
their heavy moriars into the advanced par
alel.
Two deserters from Sebastopol report
cd The army very strong. The hot We eth
er which succeeded tile rain was causing
sickness
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-16
ATLANTIC ARRIVED !
The Allies Victorious.
THREE BATTLES
an Immense Sacrifice n LIE.
FURTHER CONFERENCE DECLINED

Srw YoRK. May l3.-Adanlic ar.
rived eight and bali ths morning.
News most important. TIE Allies have
gained three victories.
Desperate engagements 70 place on
the nigh, Of the 22d and 23i before Sc.
bastopol
The French took and retained an i'm.
por'ant position q defence Eight thou
sand killed and wounded
Allies made more rapid advance
seized and retained Russian line a,
Tehernaya. Russians retreatlng 10 the
hills.
The Allies took kertch anil command
the Sea OF AZ #
France aud England decline further
conference at Vienna
Hopes Of peace prevail.
ConsoIs for money 90 y qs4. AID
for account % % 81 Cgtion esei.
ted advance Of hsif penny SAILS fsr
the week 80 600 bale. BFeaIs,utls
dull
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Her news is of The utnof. importance
and The most exciting character, eoeef5t !,
as 1t does three distinct successes ~ tile
Allies; frs, By the last arrival We Ia a
bflef announcement that tie French had
driven tie Russians from sr0ng position
OF defence or place Of 'armee before Sc
bastopol, This occurred during Tie n ghts
OF the 22d and 23d and was d mos, san.
guinary affair. he place being defended
by nearly the whole garrison. Tie t.i4i
loss on both sides In killed aid wounded 1
set down at 600
Con. Pellssier says that the Russian
loss was enormous, md that Of his troops
considerable, but mucs less The French
retained their position.
Prince GortschakoT' s account Of The re
contre says
= Battallions Of the enemy with reserves
attacked our trench Of counter approach il
front OF basions five and six. The COM
bat was sanguinary and lasted the whole
night Our 2 battalions lost nearly 2 500
men in driving back the attack
Peiissier teiegraps under date Of the
25th, 10 p. NJ: To-day we have occu.
pied the line Of the Tschernaya, the enc.
my, who were not IN farce. offered little
resistance, and retreated rapidly into the
city. We have definitely established our
selves in the works carried during the
nights Of the 22a and 23l. An armistice
was agreed upon for buryins the dead
There must be five or six thousand killed
ann wounded.
May 80, 8 A. M.-The expedition 10
kertsch and Geninkaie has been attended
with complete success. The enemy fed
at the approach OF the Allies They blew
up their powder magazines, DESTROYED
their batteries and burned their steamers
The Sea Of Azor is occupied by The allied
squadron.
Lord Raglan telegraphed IS follows
May 27.--The Sea Of Azof is ocoupi
: ed without any casualty. Tie troops
landed at Kertsch, on her Majesty 5 birth
!, day, the Oath, and the enemy Fed. blow
Y ing up their fortihcations on both sides Of
= the straits, and destroying their steamers.
= Some vessels and fifty guns have fallen
into the hands of the Allies
+ Lord Raglan further telegraphs that
ron the 18th, Icn. Sir Geo. Brown had
reached Geninkale, having, the previous
|hday, destroyed foundry near keftsche,
w here shot, shells and Minnie balls were
Every numerous.
d In the advance, the French were on the
Fight, the English on the left, and the
SlTurks in reserve.
& A dispatch from Lord Raglan Of The
Both, says
Letters from Gen Brown and Admiral
.y4yons, of the 29th announce the deslruc-
ION OF four Russian war steamers, and
arge depots Of corn
The Allies ships have SUCCEEDED in
lowing up magazine at Orabest. and
destroying about 100 merchant vessels.
XOnly one Russian steamer remained in tho
,ea Of Axoy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-16

AKw YoRK. Juhc u. Tile police last
evening made = dessrnt uroa The brig
: easer, lying AZ a whsr. III Brooklyn.
and found some fly reculs for Tile foreign
legion "a board 'ogsthner with ihtee Re.
efu'iing agents. The liter wire taken
INTO custody.
Another duel between i South Corolin.
ian and Aorihefner is reported 10 baye
come off IN tie vicinity ef this ciiy, bat
without spillins aiy blood Cause stated
g haye been political CONTROVERSY.
The complaints male by member of
the Carson League against The projectors
q The Lovfioy Hotel aud 0 hers, for Having
sold liquors on sunday % law,
mas been dismissed y Justice Boeart.
II regard to tie prohib.ory Law, ia e
Justice took occasion to deliver his opinion
that no law can safely he pronounced a
Constitutional enactment, which first con-
stitu.es crime CT mlsdemeanor, ard then
makes conhsca ton Of property . punish
ment therefor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-16
The Cuban EKoedltion-xa S lng
Revelations.

Some strange revelations are ma de in
the New York San concerning certain
leading American "Giibnsters '--reve lalior :
OF such character Is to make a great noise
in certain circles. The pilh Of these dis
closuresis. that General Qutman, together
with sgndry retired officers ofthe Unite !
States army, agreed TO get up a military
force 10 pro'eot the landing Of arms for tie
Cubans, Tor y hich, il IS alleged, they re-
celyed Ten thousand dollars IN hand. Two
steamers were chartered, in consideration
OF which SJ0, 600 were at once paid down;
IN thirty days thereafter $50 900 more
was advanced, followed BY sn additional
$50, 900 when the captain reported him .
self ready to sail
The money WIS all pail in good faith
anti all Of II was to be forfeited II The recip.
tents did net start in thirty days from The
lime The vessels were reported for sea
But when the time came for sailing, il is
charged that the Government was informed
by the contracting parties OF the scheme on
loot, and the result was tie whole affair
was knocked in the head. The Govern
men at Washington was lei into the secret
and 50 were the Cuban authorities. And
thus, says the San, 1850 900 were swept
away by one foul, atrocous piece or
treachery The Sun also makes aIusion
70 dismissed chief" ho was to receive
81 COO, 900 when he had established Cuban
pedence-St. Louis Aeps.
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THE CArnpLtc Council Oh TEMrERAscG.
The pastoral letter Of the Archbishop
Of Cincinnatl, signed also by the Bishops
oI Cleveland. Louisville, Vincennes, aud
Coyington, and the Vicar and Coadlutor
of Michigan, recently issued, contains the
following passage
In the ordinary discharge Of our pas-
toral office. We, aided by our faithful cler-
gy, have no. ceased beloved brethren, 10
warn you earnestly agajnst all sin and all
scandal, ard particularly against tits hor-
fble wee Of lntemptrance. which is tie
fruitful mother OF 10 many evils. esIecting
both body and soul In order the more
effcctually 70 check the eyI, We strongly
advise you to discontinue al ocether the
practice Of retailing intoxica ing drinks al
. means of obtaining livelihood We ID
not wish 70 pronounce that il Is always SIN
tai 70 engage in The Traffic, bat we Iesl ii
70 &c our duty earnestly Il dissuade yoa
fr9m i, a. being dangerous 10 yourselves. IA
the morsls o. your children, and Ii others.
70 whom j presents numerous and o tn
fatal temptations: and as being. finally
both discfedtable IN public estimation ard
unnecessary as q mean, 81 Obtaining {
living
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-16
LATEST STYLES
OF Boots and Shoes

Ii persons desiring the Latest. Fashions for
- 70 see What Trey afe) would do we'll to call
at Dukes u Boot and Shoe Emporium where
he = anxious 70 shos his naw and splendid stock
whieh y Always Kept full and complete from his
ow manutactory. the most extensive in the ei,v
thus enabling him 10 fill orders more promptly
than any OF her house.
He has the greatest assortment and best quail
If q material that is to be found in any one house
west OF the Mississippi for the manufacture OF
work to order.
lis Lasts are all made 70 ORDER and he war
rants fit, aud all his work superior 10 anv th,n.
in his line In Iowa. Cal and see for ysurssui
Nav IS. 1865. d
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u. y. SENATORS.

CcxcoRD. \. H.. June l3.-The House,
as per assignment, tits p NJ. proceeded
Y tile election Of Il ). Senators, with the
following result: Whole runlber cf vote
for long term. 3ll; necessary 10 choice
l56 James Bell had 224. Scattering 87.
For short term, Jol r Hale had 2C8
Scattering, % The seHate will not 20
into an election 10 morrow, and possibly
net in two days
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lIIfnrS Of l,aif fit

~ ENIos-l wash 10 say To Your readers that |
~ have lAsi returned from market With great
variety Of Lad1es' aud Gentlemehss Bows, Miss
es', aid Caildfrn's
BOUTS AND SHOES.
which | viii sell Lover thar the Lowest. Re-
nembtr uics Sales ard Small I.reffs il nav
motto. GEO. CRITTENDEN.
Corner 5ih snd Main Streets.
r s. hope 70 enc will believe the above
I'LL they come ard see for themselves. G.
ke kux, june 7. d6Ulm
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FLOUR! FLOUR !.

THE Undersigned wishes TO inform The cfii-
4 gers Of keosuk and vicinity, that he has for
sale prime article Of FLOUR, made OF pure Fail
v heat. Every barrel warranted to give sat,s-
faction or ths money refunded. Those wishing
The advantage Of The lase decline in Flour viii
do yell 10 call al the Cry Minis
Flour delivered in any part OF the city free of
charge. w. AUSTIN.
jane l. sos. dan
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~ The following. epllaph graers New
Jersey grave store -
Weep, stranger, for father spilica
from Stage coach, and thereby killed
lis name was Joe sykes, maker of sassen.
gers.
Slain with other outside passengers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-16

Dusr.-Why don't Emmous trot out
the Sprinkler, and save our eyes, our
goods, aud our feelings generally -
Down with the dust, We say,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-16

lust received The largest and bea. assortment
81 Of Fancy Candies ever before offered In keo-
kirk; also large assert ment ~ Fruits, Nuts, sc
al CREIGHTON & DINNERS,
April Sd, 1850, df johnson Stree
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One More /.

THE undersigned haveitg perrnantly located IN
heokak, has opened Tailor Shop OH John
son street, one door West oithe Posi- Office same
d, and hopes by punc'uaiity ans STREET At
tentoa to business 10 merit d share If Public
patronage. Bting stranger. / respectfully
solicit trial, and oi work entrusted 10 nv care
shalt be done IN werh uanlke manner and "a
tli'' guaranteed. study te rssasesi shall Sc nv
motto. WITH those who desire Il wil cheer
folly 90 70 The store aud assist them ID selecting
their goods.
T KELLY
k4k, May % las5 lma&w
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Sngar [nrrI IInuIs.

4 LAEG E lot Of choice Sugar Cured Hams or
n hand and TO- sale low
W c FrNKHoUsER
mayll SIS
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aIAstracTt RF
Egp PAIRING


CONGRESS CATERS. new amt beaa.iia
- style for Gentlemen, iasi received by
Jr6I&w GDELL AMAILESS
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0LDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens
~ OF Richardson's make, warranted pure. lol
Linen shaeing. Pillow Case Linen. Bleached &
Brown Table DamasAs, Napkins, IoweIing.
Crash. &c, fer sale cheap. r. d. FOSTER
Apt IS 1855.
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B0ots and Shoes
OF all styles, aud In amy uaaatitF.

OF al styles, and In amy uaaatity.
IDELL s NATLEsS have lust "a
~ received large and gpiehdii -.
ety 81 foofs ard Shoes, Of lhv -
Ia sst SYKES an3 s".ec ri wsib particular rr,~f-
u 10 this market I#t~sr sters cernprfzes e.
eff thing desirable far Latl~h Misses, Genile.
meH, bsye aai C6.i3ren, winch th-y Wl.l vel a.
iaw ir cash. Is aHY dealer 81 'hs city.
They are Also prepare! III
nastracTtRF
aii kods Of Ia6iss ASA Custom Work. ii ary
Hies red ets IaeY employ tore hus the very
oest "ofklnen, 81 pleHy 4 taesn, anA sre pre-.
Farst 70 Oh All orders 0sth perfect ssts facti8a
ass Sslb en{sfe puneEaa.itf.
REPAIRING
ao;se Nifh nfafHess ana dispatch.
Neieyite alb persaas &c give Us cali. al ttse
siea 81 the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A L.
Demine & Co.'s Banking louise. MAR Street
ODLLL s. MATLLSS
Kesknk, lnHe O. d&wy
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BLANKS

Balls ri Lading, and other Bianks fer saie al,
this office and Blanks Of all descriptions neatly
cheaply and expeditioasly printed and furnished
TO order
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Garden Troweis.
IOWA SADDLE AND HARNESS snoP

IOWA SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOT,
WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL
Main Street, cora..r 81 Third, hE0hEK.
THE under Signcd would IN for m The pul /.
E lie and his old customers that he has on
- hand large assortment ofSaddics an
Harness OF his own manufacturing, consisting oil
svery variety Of Full spanish, Half spanish, Fall
back and Ladies' Saddles Brides and AIartngaies
toachs Buggy, Gig, stage and Wagon Harness;
Trunks, valces, Carpet Bags, Whips and whip
Lashes.
All work warranted TO be made out of the best
material thatcan he purchased Ill st. Louis any
other marhet. Also, general assortment OF Sad
dlery Hardware and Leather.
Persons desirous or purchasing anything in hil
line would do xellt give him call before opvina
elsewhere, he is determined 10 sell cheaper lhsn
any other House in the city
0- Work made to order. Cash paid for Hides.
November IL, IGNU, Az LEOPOLD.
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T7-----
PRINTED ENyELOPFs.

We have very neat design, got up for the
purpose OF printing business cards upon letter
envelopes. individuals o. busiress firms wish.
ing their cards printed, can have them very
handsomely done for very small sum, al the
GATE Cary Jon OFrlcr.
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II DR.. G. ST. e. HUSKY Is duly aathor.
Ises agent for she transaction Of business CON-
acted with this office
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VOLTS REvOLvERS--A small 10, ,ust re-.
~ ceiyed and for sale by
BALDWIN, EVANS a CO.
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and pan lAi.osnsi.s.

Coatings and PantAIosn.f&s-
TRAP ID, Etes. Casiiaeres, Iwceds, Doe skins
III and Crare Coasings. Twilled and Pain dun
dee Linens. bieuched linen drill, cord and duck
Brown and Bntf Coating and window shads In
ems, choice assortment received and nov open.
r. u. FOSTER.
ArriI % 1855.
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CO limited number Of Special Notices wilt
be inserted under this head al 20 cents line Tor
each insertion, or over the editorial lie al for 81
ee ITS time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-16
Insurance Agency.

Ttna Insurance Co Hartford, Conn.
STAR INsuR ANtE CON PAsY,
OF 0rdeHshurg, NV York.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CUMPANT
Mercantile, Fire d Marine Insurance 1ompauy =,
0f Coylngton, Nv.
MERCHANTS FIRE And MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of PHILADELPHIA.
TIE above ate all sound aud reliable Compa-
Aies, and take risks al lowest rates that loea-
ton viii justify.
WI ". HELKNAP, Agent.
Corner Mainland Seeoad streets
June {, 1853. dim
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INDIANA, OHIO AND KENTUCKY.
4 LII kinds Of Deprecated Indiana, Ohio and
- Kentucky Bank Notes wanted at best rates
by A. l.. DEMlNG 4 co.
Bankers and Dealers ~ Exchange. Main ST.
june \, 1888. lnl
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Sack Salt.

Sack Salt.
XIV + thousand bags g. A. Salt, heavy and fall
beached and In iine order, now landing from
steamer Adriatic. and for sale bv
GLEGHORN g. HARRISON
June q 1855. d6iGw
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Of avery description, executed Il this office in a
sup .riof manner, and at slow rates az eisewhere