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Eastern times., 1855-11-15

Instead of the K. n. candidate being chosen,
il appears that James A. Stewart, Union dem
crat. is elected to congress in the first district
Of Maryland BY majority Of about 300. The
result was given in the Baltimore papers Of
Saturday morning, but the telegraph forgot 70
transmit the news. In the same district, two
years ago, Franklin, whig, was elected BY 700
majority Post. Ahh
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

YANKEE ADDAMs.-We. cannot forbear
word in commendation Of the popular Comedian
and universal favorite, whose name appears
above. During long personal acquaintance,
we have found him to he a noble, whole-souled
gentleman and his ready wit and good humor
are such as TO render him ever pleasant and
sociable companion. Upon the stage he is be-
yond question, the best delineator of the genu-
inc backwoods Yankee that has ever appeared
in this part of the country. During the stay of
Mons. Arcan's company in this city, Mr. Ad-
dams constituted the chief attraction, and he
never failed TO "bring down the house, in re-
peated rounds of applause. We are happy to
say that he, in company with his amiable la
dy,-who is now playing most successfully in
the South, will probably visit the city again
aeAt summer. "May we be there to see."
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

R 1t is said Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe
is building fine house in Hartford, Conn.
The friends of the slave will talk harder than
ever about her doings.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

.O In the United States District Court Of
New York, on Thursday, Joseph Wagner was
convicted of violation of the neutrality laws,
and sentenced 10 two years imprisonment.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

LOUISIANA ELEcTIoN.-A despatch from New
Orleans, dated the 18th inst says, "It is now
ascertained that Wlcklif, democrat, is elected
Governor. The whole democratic ticket is
elected. The congressional delegation will
stand 8 dems, H. n.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

GF The beautiful Panorama of Pilgrims
Progress, was visited BY large numbers of our
citizens last week. 1t is now being exhibited
in the up-river towns.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

- Wilson, who threatened to blow the
know nothing party to h and d-n, appear :
to have overestimated the power Of his wind.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

O. Messrs. H. Long & Brother, New
York, will soon publish work of great orig
inality, pathos and interest, from the pen of
ALICE GREY, eniitled " Lilly Huson or, the
Auto Biography Of an Orphan Girl; and other
tales"
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

U At a regular meeting of the Athenean
Society of Bowdoin College, on Friday even
ing, the following officers were elected s.
President, James F. Miller.
Vice President. Edward w. Thompson.
Orator, James 0. Brown-Poet, Edward
Parker.
Secretary, John H. Hayes.
Librarians, Charles III. True, Robert M.
Spearing. Nathan Cleves.
Editors, E. P. Parker, John B. Hubbard,
Frank Sewall
Auditors, Geo. S. Whitman, Lyman S.
Strickland, Frank M. Drew.
Cabinet Keeper, James G. Strout.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

George K. Shaw, Esq, for several years
editor of the Norway Advertiser, has been ap-
pointed first class clerk in the treasury depart
ment at Washington.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

81 It rained hard during the night OF Mon
day. One Of the "oldest inhabitants" informs
us he never knew SO much rain to fall in any
season as during tie last two months.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

resentatives elected to the Massachusetts legis-
lature as 15S know nolhings, So wings, 80
democrats, sc republicans (freesoilers,) lib
erals-l61 opposition, and majority against
the know nothDgs.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

f" DrRIeo. "A writer, (Rev. J. P. Thomp-
son, of the Broadway Tabernacle,) in the
New York Independent for this week, says Of
US:
g Men who live in Maine have right to
feel themselves of consequence for of all the
sisterhood of States added to the old thirteen,
theirs is 'the State which in material re-
sources, in religious and literary Institutions,
in the general character Of its population, in
the culture and standing of its ministry, and
in the public spirit of its leading meo, has the
best claim TO the somewhat ambitious motto,
Dn7go."
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

MdlDIitJ d1dLuSl lHC ~ ~ D. C~
Here we have 1913 men in the lower House
opposed to the Know-Nohings-la year on
ly4. Last year the Know-Nothings had
majority in the House of 372.
New JERSEY. The democrats have swept
NEW JERSEY-electing of the Sena-
tors, large majority of the Assembly. and
nearly all the county officers. This election
is important, as it insures two U. S. Senators
of democratic politics.
New YoRK. Reported majorities from all
but Schuyler county, give The soft ticket for
secretary of state 3,l35, hard "a 1888, free
soil "a, ,769, know nothing 6,4l7-k. n. plu-
rality about 49, 900.
The freesoilers claim II senators-other ac-
counts allow them IA, the democrats 9, and
know nothings 8.
To the assembly so democrats, 43 free soil
ers, and 81 Hindoos are elected.
In New York city, Mr.. FIagg, dem., is re-
elected comptroller over ]. S. Giles. k. n
Mr. Selah is elected commissioner of repairs J;
Willett, sheriff, Shepard, corporation attor-
ney, and Connolly, county clerk-all democrats.
MARYLAND. The know nothings have
elected five members of congress, and the anti
know nothings one whig, Mr.. Bowie, in the
Bladensburg district. The majority for Da-
Wis, k. n, over May, democrat, in Baltimore
city, is about 500. In the third d-district, Har-
ris's, k. n. majority is 81. In the state the k
n. majority is something over 5000.
LOUISIANA. The result of the congression-
al election as far as received, is as follows =
lst district, &. Eustis, Jr., k. n, is elected
over Table, dem. I'd, Miles Taylor, dem.,
over Hunt, k. n. Sd, Davidson, dem., is ahead
of Bond, k. n. Thus tar there are no returns
yet received from the fourth district In Mis-
sissippi, Lake, k. n, is chosen in the fourth
district, over Singleton, dem.
MISSISSIPPI. A despatch from Washing
ton says it is reported that jefferson Davis re-
ceived despatch from Jackson, Miss, yes
terday, 10 the effect that everything in that
state had gone democratic, namely, that their
state ticket had been carried by 5000 majority,
that the whole democratic delegation to con-
gress had been elected, and that that party
have majority of 80 in the legislature.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

The REPUBLICAN PLATFoRM.-In a late
speech of VIM. lloyd Garrison, the true found
er of the republican party-made before the
republicans of Keene-we find the following
brief and comprehensive exhibition Of the ''re-
publican" platform =
"Let the ,0hole North DO AS MASSACHUSETTS
HAS DONE, and PASS THE PERSONAL LIBERTY
Bill, and this Union SHALL BE DASHED
IN PIECES 70
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

~. 1t has for long time been uncertain, -
but now, we believe, confidently settled, =
whether the poetess alluded to Bath or EHs
,uorth, when she wrote -
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

SHIP BUILDING IN BATH.--We give below
a list Of the vessels now on the stocks, or Just
launched, in this city, with the names of the
hnilhnrs -
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

q The Ladies of the Central Church hold
their annual Fair this, wednesday, evening,
at the City Hall.-the avais to be appropri-
ated to the Weeks Street Society, at the
South end.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
eastern Timts,
BATH, NOVEMBER Is, 1866.
Elections.

MASSACHUSETTS. Gov. Gardner, the K.
N, candidate, has been reelected. He re-
ceived abont 80, 000 votes less than last year.
The democrats have increased their vote in
the State from 1862 to over $4,000. Last
year, the wings polled 27,292-this year 49,.
coo. Rockwell, republican, has 900.
The Senate consists of 40 members. Last
year all of them were k. MS. This year the
k. MS. elect 25, the fusionists o, straight
wings 4, and democrats 2. The democrats
are from Hamden county, Benning Leavitt OF
Chicopee, and Hiram c. Brown of Holland,
(the latter being the only democrat in the
House last year,
Last year there were S76 members OF the
House, all k. MS. except This year the
result is as follows, so far as the Republican
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

Majority against the K.N's. 80
Here we have 1913 men in the lower House
opposed to the Known Mornings year on
ly A! Last year the Know-Nothings had
majority in the House of 372.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

0F In alluding to the disturbance at the
contemplated laying of the cornerstone of the
new Catholic Church, on Sunday last, the Tri-
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S1EAauoar POcEEr prckER,--A Mormon, M.
med Ctsaet, who had taken passage III The sea.
mst Washington City Of pillsburs OIL Friday night
fot rotSl, Louis, had his watch stolen. About
Q o'CIook,.ie was osked tile time bya comI'auion,
and uf,rr replying, composed himself 10 sleep
ogOin. About rOLr o'clock he awoSe again when
no found lhlt tie guard lad been cut, and his
watch taken, Suspicion Immediately fell upon
his companion, who was, in pursuance tllcftof,
Nothing further was offered in evidence
against him, and he was. Of course, released.
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CvrE ,FRtcs,--G, W, Kendall, in letter 10
The N. Orleans picayuUe, ftom New l,tauntels,
1'oS,giyts the following,
"l,ate one evening, young fellOW come 10 tbe
house 81 German on the ntntIe, nlnl asked for
9 couple 81 suls Of coin 10 help hin 10 catch n
the German missed lis laSorile and besl Iose, and
fotlI that The scamp had usktl fVt The corn 10
enable him 10 lob lie pout settler"
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TAElSU a MECHANICAL vlEw OPT -Atr Ewbnnk,
In one Of bis mechanical essays, thus speaks Of tls
Milts Of clothes we wear. llesayS,--nln winter,
q lady rs enwrapptd in hunnred miles VI tlltesli
she throws ovei hershouldets from Thirty to ffly IL
q shawl. Agenllelnon winds from Three 10 four
miles around his neck, and uses four npTe III
pocket handkerchief nj night, lie throws on lis
oIolhng and bllres himself like lafYa, In lUut VI
fire hundred miles Of conyolved fanents.
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nj M whiga Of the Country.

TO the WINGS OF tue NouhNIyt
Il THIS %lil be our last weekly issue previous 10
the election, and we shall be expected 10 speak
/, s0a tttsrquesiIoos involved on 'rh0lSday next
yCohtihWed iOllslosllIOu has prevented US fioRh
sneakins OH these G0esti9nsNs we deSited, aalwe
Wtite now from Esase OF duty rather than phys.
icAl Apllllyt0 WIte.7 IVY have long since declared
or devotion 10 lhe national Wig principles, os
paramount 10 every oiIltf political feeling, We
have declared oNt convictions thai The Wing patty
Wal ihe ltas American party Of The county, made
such Hotbya war upon birth ottsligion, but BY
t6s national objects Which II proposes oel would
! accomplish, Tue Ametcanlsta consists III I'M
.<oylOs,- advancing and eleyattuy Tie dignity,
ii6spehty and advancement Of America by fos'
Decentralization Industry, improving American
dasjgalbpC opening American highways and by
nagJ1gi America ia every department absolutely
fee and Independent Of all foreign nations. This
iiloaf IDEA ofttde Alneticanlsm, aud suchhuS been
tieiWhls idea aud Practice since Henry Clay Gtst
shone, lotlll us It's glorious, noble and patriotic
leader. We have leen willing to The new pat.
ytAke lie own course, determined fOr or part, TO
vote for The best mon, no matter by whom nomI.
Mated and 10 wait until .otlIet times, In order TO
catty Out the gteat national principles OF the
VIII patty. We haze moi, and DO not acknowI.
edgeihe tsbt ofthls patty 10 build up a Ptoctas.
team ;led 10 lay Us upon, and 10 say you must come
tousot 20 10 the opposition. we shall DO Os we
please, and vote as We plea.e, aud lie Why
party will do The same. We detetminelto sup"
Mort ttie Know Nothing Slate and Coigression.
al ticket Uecause we believed tue men on II
best for ths Stale, aud In Tie exercise the same
freedom we shall not support tlttt county ticket,
tscsuse we know thsit uomiaeesto b. inefficient
and wholly united 10 take clIatse Of the lnpot'
tant questions which will come beiOte The LegIs.
lalae, These men never have done anything,
md we are Bol willing 10 experiment with them
iasach important questions, Tie questions Of
tsSutton, Of raIltOaI connection, Of buLsea, aud
lahdteI othet important county questions, cannot
tetl,Sed 10 etulily patty love NJ success and
m,t,.t. oml shall sonpou men, Tried, Of known
.I,,a ..t nn.,s. III ,,,o ~, m,,,, ,no ,,.,.,i
aOlly al'p e"s'sl' aNu M'Uoa W VIM We "eea
In have dime. IL Is LieflnIIYSAiI Tint tlB of
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p,Dunoarl, Sherman & Co., Of New York, in
conjunction with aiessrs, Schuchard & Gebhetlt,
have taken lie new Lonjs Of lie city Of Ciacin.
natl 70, sSOO,OOO issued to tho OMo aud Mississp.
pi Isailtoad Co., TOT The wllOtf property within
that corporation. The previous dabt Of lhe city
vas 50, O2O,OOO, bearing price in market Of ttOID
o. TO $50 OH The dollar
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a doom J0Ek-!fhe city authorities otStatys.i
Sllle, California, recently passed an ordinance ot
Tie temoral OfOutsde Stairs In lkatcitY. Willie
tho council &ete III session q few days ah6f, lhe
stalls leading IL The Council Chamber wefo ielnby.
cd and Tie tts1iGed t6etnbeBottipt66jy accotlIog
tdtlfs letad ,wtEc compelled 10 tt3bInd6S0etlle
posts Of tile lNilbllgs
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sTlAyTD BnHo:FI,oN5
AMERICAN TICK IN

~ u IL.
JANE, pivLL,. Clp4oS IL. GRANDPA and togS Bs1Pr
are candidates for tue l6Es Dttse4 IRON Ohio tount
y. THey good men AM tras' aud MI % Supported
blythe @ ,,,s,, +.
myll AMERICAN, ts rs y
-------.-<A S-k----AAT----<+ u "
Bps. tsrtLtturSotst -pleaae annoaIte that Mr., Bn-
wlRp SoaroS Is e4Hlldts ot lilo Office Of Justice Of
Tue Peace, vacated By Tile death Of David Richards Ills
lotatlon on lie Ntytos Road, midway between hsss
Is and ItatlhhIa Il one Which wl enable him % as;
ebatss ibo d<s Ottbt ONE With 4rS,t AGILITY AZ b
will In 6lhtrre9pettstJ tlle satisfaction Of lilo
mil lR0pLR.
= County Ticket, il
joaS 20 c4atSEtL, JonS kSore, AMI !. W, MITCHELL,
wte supported al the et,uIs election fur the House Of
lklssatss. T6ey atetpo well known tOted ftrthct no.
lice, and we commend lltR, IS the Ticket for
mrs ~ OHIO COUNTY,
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county, Ticket.
Success 10 tile genius whose tonic, we say
Turns back 10 lis color The hair that was gray,

rg.proessor woops Hair Restorative, advertised III
urpspcr Tor The snte Of several weeks, pine att
ttt For lie ltnloYalor lQO'tuT nd.lmtalig sone!s
and beauty to The hr, II ls, we think, uEequa|ed and
those wO have tried Il thoroughly, testify hAt II will not
only cause lie lalr to so, but when gray, restore 10
It's oHSnal color uise trial. Eris Ga'ttt, Ollie
1879.
mylO 4. II, LOGAN X Co., Agents.
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RoBsERY.--A lady, from Utica, on her uuivul
at The Genital IIOiItoad depot, in Albany, New
YotS, on Wednesday last, was toLbed Of ler
pockelbOok containing over 500, and gold
watch The gifi Of valued friend. She alveul'es
% give tie scoaaitel The money, on condition Of
hlsrelurniOg ller watchto MT Billion, the ptoph,
CtOr Of 'StanwS HAIL.
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Steamboat Disasters on the VIZ
tern Waters,
AND
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.

~, "a
lH undersigned hlye now ~ eGg!se "
lew hleaHlpoSl DlLtCt9iE MHISH WI t uS 'ts, "
October icN t!e uoek WI t3el GheI IVY Ml,us w.
hu'ehc lianler WI 20 o. OF INe pst imISIes'i,S
hooks ever l1bsheV su WV 10 nE S9 WI IE Nv
IorCSls3 10 az classes y " N'SS lnot n'' t
iUly viii contain cOnlee NY AMI desel al te
STEAMBOATS, now gu al tls MeselIl au S9G.leIM WI
leTs Inc ltsll n9utl tIsch, power, eGN lgllpshe "
each boat. wsele all " WHo, nll!. Jug NAME 0 wy
boat W u lie hale Sle " AlsoLL Fe ltlilS W CaI
ths AMI 2feeIs, Ler az &c: &c, ine Mltfloiy WI
contain History OF SeanlbOalS any l'"e
western watclS Slcc tho luyclti0n Of slcanH also,
LkArh NJ Lh first bU1t built far thu UlU river, With tile
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-17

Pace or I.uaREE or rHs SUsqUrlIASSA.-Al.
most lilo only article which has fallen IN price re.
Gently is lumber, especially timber The Phia.
delplia Lejsetsa says That logs ore now selling at
tide water al CENTS pet loot which brought from
10 to II cents at Lock Haven lasl yeat Much
distress suNticipated in consequence in tie Ium.
bet producing regions. II,
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NIAGARA The tOneouue Of travelersat lie
Falls begins eslly this season, a late Buffalo pc.
pet says the arrivals at the Clifton House, on The
Canadian side, averaged fly day, aml That lie
hotels on lie N. York side wete also filling up,
though It was apptelended That Tie effect Of tue
llquol law woull soon DO 10 drive visitors actos,
Tho liver, fot Their Accommodations
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orA1 impression prevails that Kendall The
postnasleta al New Orleans, who wos arrested a
few days ago, tOt fobLlpg letter Of 5000 ia 10.
la;iye Of Geo, ", Kendall, the editor Of lilo Plea,
yne, Thste is no relationship between, tem =
Thu pOsimastetlsW. q, Kendall, a very wealthy
briokaaket Of New otleans, who became much
Involved yeor OF Two since, BY taking lie con-
tact 10 furnish bttk fot Tie New Orleans Custom
House. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-17

A SPECULATION Guam. -Once on lime coun.
Ivy Dutchman eatIy one morning went TO town
where by chance he overheard some traders tell.
ing each other how much mUney they had nnlls
Tint morning by SpeCnlaliOnj one OF them Ind male
500, 5000, $500, SO ilans's bump Of ncquisi.
tiycness was so excited that lie, without any IT,.
Election, forthwith Coilcued 10 leave Ills former
business, which was labor, and lty Ills hand at
speculation, and on his return nme made llS In.
tentions known 10 his faithful tfau. Early next
morning no geatheted his wallet containing his funds,
amounting 10 i've hollOiS, and Of he goes posi- haste
and half Gent, 10 look up a speculation lie llpd
not proceeded fnt when lle mel wagonrT, aud
aecOslel lin thnSi
"GoodmotnIng, Nj, Wagner, wants 10 SpcGu.
late leetle dish mOrnn wild YUn," "WeIl, say,
said The WAGNER, "how do You want 10 Specu.
laie." "veIl," says the DuIchIpan, ri will pet
YOU fife dollar you eau guess what my toys name
lsh," "Cnll HIM up TIL look Of HIM" EcjOUed
The wusonet Duiolmnn; "Ii.e,r.U Watch, ht-te
ro.lch le.t0 Watch" The log ttots up, lhe wsg.
Oner eyes hin far moment and said, al guess his
maine Is Watch" Dutclman; 40 besute Nj. wag.
oner you las won hun, de RlonlslI Is yUuts," and
Hans returned 10 his old occupation, perfectly
satisfied.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-17

Ntsss. Campbell, Mitchell, and KroIe, who
ale gsiote The people 81 llls county ot Tie llouse
q psSsSs c stSS ssn VIII Gs Su %
SS1,ss ySs -. s' Gs. aT lucy 's""0'
gbs,a t d. nnu Wbslon ,vhv don't voO Tell
,ba ,",h .a ~ ,G sn yoSS piece seo,le.
sss Isss ,oss ~ s@Oh ,his; 1buy .nv ,ho, ,Isv
a w SsS. " -, son,oso ~ .o
WV, wv S.,S,b",nS n"io.I a,.oo,.,6nsE ,,"y
have noi slid ma wo,d Al,out Mason or sny Other
"yS wv -, w -, wv I 80 : u ~ =.
ssesqal0'lal canu'uale' a0a ote eaol e1ecVS teo
'io vote Saea ue Tine comes, as no PeSsss, IOt 'us
Rest pep' Ve nc WhS o. pemocle. "a" your
SappdllfqFaNles say 'ae same 81 aye lasy nos
7sMQtn 70 No's ,Ofs'asl' caucus 'On'pee' eve"
Have we any saanb,y that your candidate will
DE a,iarit mani Wilson OF MSSsAchusettS! Is
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SHIELD OYSTERS
Manure.

re,ptethliy call tile attention Of r,,ntp ard Gre
CTS TO The nbOYe voluntary lest 0py O@y woiLr ~
aud practical Florist aud Gardener, MI Nllio, ott
ali lavOlahlr known among our ItOFic ieie: az
COriObnT0ieE all other experiment llleltO Ie ill u
excellent manure. X. II. lilillhEllt
Sole agent lnr Tho sale OF leitTs'S 30 ! T. 'AAt.
IillIeS cor MollI aud QuEcy stI. WLseiRI. N
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j. NJ. LEE,
-NeW UOnteOJIUlIer,
Dissolution,

TIKI partners hin le.cOUic existing under tie name ri
lOlcr, lSH.
IlON Rtuurs No. lsD, MalkGl SQUARE --ly ....
nrIi GRO X WlCKHAM,
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tTTle Whole number Of bounty land opplea.
lions, under Tie act OF aatchS, 1855, received Al
llIo Pension oficeiia WtsLlns,ob, ppto May IL,
was $4,000.
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NEW STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES *

n AN receiving rev and eSh stOek q lliEs HSt'
tnes, Ire StnTs, o IL, Paints, e. tAlh: Wy i " y,
mint nnte complete than ever, o,t a rw!VtSnir
any house In tie city. iu'IS y; ~ lAWt ttaL
Rnt3 SOG Aeh'N W ~. -
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Q1'1n autograph letter II dtotttt Washington
was tsce6lly sold laucllop liz London .fot Afiy
pounds sIetlihE.
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(ONkBsfel ltl0lISttllfi ltlteoI NJ, !, J, ~,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11
NO. a4l.
City Drug ators |!

r J. g. STEWART are now in receipt Of =
- very Ierks and carefully selected stsck
of Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Patent y
Medicines, Popular RenaeAiss, ksehaAkcAl Li-AA
qaors, Paints, Oils, Dye Studs, Psrfpmery and eve
ry variety Of fancy articles usually found in the best
establishments Of IN Kind. Evsry article wszsAat-
ed pure and genuine. s
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by calling
at eur establishment before bsying SlsswAsrs.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DIR. J. y. STxwARr's Office and consulting reom
in The Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL REyE1CxcEs
J. Cobb.
John Locke,
May9
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LIVERY STABLE.

ON johnson Street. betwee,, fst and I'd,
~ by WA. H. CLEGHonN. .ch, establish 4>tA
mant is large, commodious, wel arranged
and amply provided with good no -sss Well trained
for harness, well as with Cnrrae es, bugges and
Hacks, open and close, covered and alt covered, Of
every description, adapted to ocolvene 'ce or luxury
Horses Carriages Of residen Is Of tn city or vs
itoss from abroad kept M odsrate terms, and
carefully attended to by nroughly skilled In
the business.
Horses bought and sold con rmision ana on my
own account at Ill times.
May %, lS55.--diy
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Z -vUI Ids 5 ELLIUIT, Importers and Jobb.rs of
~ Earthenware China and Glassware, No. 1876
Pearl Street, and No. 81 Chambers Street, New York
would say 10 Merchants and dealers generally that
having established Cash HeHse in shis brasach Of
trade they are fully convinced that they can ssil
crockery, etc at such prices viii pay he purchas-
fine profit To retail. Experiences has proved very
conclusiyely to that, by sdhering strictly to the
cash system afford to sell from ten 10 twenty
per cent. below the regular credit trade prices.
To this end ask examination of our STYLES
and prices. list Of which will be forwarded By mail
10 any party desiring.
Earfhenware, by the Invoice single package, or
very carefully repacked for he country trade.
Inlv o- lhll-dly