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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-10
JAMES DEKNOLDA,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggist,

JAMES 1EHNOkO0S @
Wholesale ana Retail O1ufG39t,
Mechanics Block, North side cf Main st., Keokuk,
Iowa,
iAVING made arrangcmetts for Q perna- =
L i ncnt business In the above line, an now
Offering to the city and country trade . 1asee
and we'll selected stock Of Drugs, MedicinSa, -
Paints. Dyes, Oils and Varnishes, Brushes, olass-
ware and Window Glass. Also Pesfs0ssy - ~
cy articles, Cigars, Tobacco and SNUFF, ard D GAeias
assortment cf Family Groceries, inciudlne ops.
Teas. Flavoring Extracts, Candies, 6oda, Ga1e6n1,
and variety of articles pertaining TO that dspa6ts
ment all which will be sold on ths prineipae c1
small profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given to preparing prsorip-
tions- In cases where medicines sre SequiSu4 Dor
ing the night is frequently inconvenient 70 obtain
them. This difficulty have completely eoviatsl
by having my residence in part oi tn same b1ild
ing occupied by my store and p9soas desiring nd
icines, may rely upon procuring tAsa q all hSan,
night or day, without inconvcnience ur ds1ay.
Druggists, merchants and others, psrchaain9 n
the quantity, requested To give ne . ell, q
am determined TO sell on ~ favorable terms = ny
house in the city.
April ., 1855. dy
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Beots and shoes al WhoIc.aIc.

1SVOtW eMW ~ hOIcbHIC.
IANIN6 opened house in this city for the pur-
J. L pose Of carrying the Wholesale Boot and
Shoe business, respectfully call the attention of
the trade to our large and well assorted stock
which is now being received direct from the best
nufactores in Massachusetts II is our intention
TO always keep on hand q complete assert ment of
goods IN the line, and offer such induce mens as will
obtain for aa a liberal share Of patronage.
Country merchants will do we'll to call and exam,
inc stock before they purchase
July I'd CARTER 4 co
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Fresh ArFlv9la

A I the Nimbe sixpence. just from the Auction
( Rooms, a large lot of Goods. Come and see what
bargains. g. 5. d. c, BILLINGS.
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n. ". AI~xandrr A TO-.
pENNsnLvANIA RAILROAD.



FIflIE Great Central Route, connecting the Allan
i tic cities with Western, Northwestern and somth b
western states hy continuous Railway direct
This read aiso connects AT Pttsburg with daily line
Of Steamers to all ports the Western Rivers, and
al Cleveland aud aapdusky with Steamers 10 al
ports the Northwestern Lakes making the mosi
direct, cheapest aud reliable route by which Freight
be forwarded 10 aud from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN pHlLApELPHiA AND rirrsByHG.
Fissr CLAss.--Boois, shoes,
Dry Goods, lin boxes Farz, Use. per 100 ID
Feather, de-,
2dtLAss.-Books and station
cry, Dry Goods, i'm bales,) Coo pr 100 IL.
Hardware. Leather, Wool,
I'd CLAss.-ABviis, Bsgring,
Bacon and Pork, Tin balk,t 30. per l00 ID.
Hemp, h.
5th CLASS. Coffee, Ftsh, Bs
con and Pork. tpat ked) Lard zoe per loo 10.
and Lard OIL
&L In shipping Coed from any point East oi
Philadelphia e particular 10 mark package ",ia
Pennsy lyania Railroad" All Goods igned "a
the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia OF ritts
burg. Will he forwarded without detention
FsEiGBr AGesrS--Moscs Potter, Boston ! l..
Elliott. " York + J sneedvr, Philadelp phia Ma
graw kocns b',lti more Gel. C. Fianciseus Pitts.
burg sprigman & Brown Cincinnati, Ohio J. :
Moerehead, louisville Ky; X. c. Mcdrum Mad
is9n, lnd. kattisiie Co St. l. uis Aio. j. s
Mitchell i ~ou, Evansville Ind.
II I'll. Hot ST0N,
General Freight gent, Philadelphia
II, J. LoNBAERT, sup't, Altorns. P4.
J4h 4 ~
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wv nOOV uM0 SM06 StOTV.
sE0. CRITTENDEN har taken the store lately
~ occupied by Mcssrs. Hawkins Billings. cor
ner OF 9th and Main Streets and has opened large
and we'll assorted stock Of Boots and Shoes intended
specially for the retail trade
He asks the inspection of the citizens and public
generally feeling confident that his experience in
the trade, and the favorable terms on which they
were purchased, combined with II determination TO
build up permanent trade, will enable him to sc
iowershan any house in this City. Quick sale. and
small profits is his motto
Lcnkuk. May O. lShh-.if
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OBER TOP

L EEPS stock Of Family Groceries a variety O
IN Toys and an assortment of Musical Instru
nents, for sale on Main Street, b,tween Second an
Thrd.
March IS, 1855
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COOIs
i HAVE on hand one eoxeR Toe Chests and Rcfrig-
4 erxtors, embracing several different sizes and
styles, which will be sold ut the lowest prices and
warranted to please, by w c. FUNKHOUSER
June 2, 1883.
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A. J. pEMIse. D. H. - AYrooiE
4. l.. DEMING CO.,
tsaccessors TO Granville X Smith & CoA.
bankers and dealers IN Exchan &c ~k eokak 10
JSieht checka ON all the principal cities constant
~ tor sale in sums TO suit.
Collections this city remitted fdr promptly al
current rates Of Exchhngs.
We viii huy and sell all kind Of Gold Specie
and uncurrcni Bank Notes, nj best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
kEFERENcKs
Cash Am, Exchange Bank, New York
Mesfrs. Il. w. Clark. Dodge a Co
Lucas Snonds, st. Louis
l.. W. Clark Bros.
y. ccrwith Cs., Galcna,
MAY u, 1889
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. c. ANDERSON, on Third, between Main
Oand Johnson Streets, keokuk, Ioya. Collections
on this city remitted' promptly nj current rate of
Eschang.. ,
w. Interest on deposits when arecially agreed
Refer 70 T.. W Clark a Bros. p
John j. Anderson d Co.. ST. Louis
L. W Clark, Dodge A Co, New York City
- ofhce hours from A. M. 10 o5 P. NJ.
July IA, ls55.--dtf
Ba mkt Ing House ~f Chas. Parsons.
Cor, Of Main and I'd Sts, KEOKUK, IOWA
GUHT Exchange the East and south bought
ISand sold. Europesn Exchsnge for remi ttanos to
any part cf Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits ng per agreement.
Refer TO Lucas Slmonds, 1T. Lcuis. Mo.
l.. A. Bcnost d Co, do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, Sherman d Co, New York
Drexel Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
Union Bank Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cine nnat. o.
Price, Converse Co, New Orleans, Ls
Sept ! ls55.-dIy
Excelsior Beot a. shoe Ma ufactery.
THE LATEST FRENH AND AMERICAN FAsHloSs
J. r. HARRIS f. CO.,
IL ANISG JusNopened u shop, in their old -.
i business, on Third street, between Main
and Johnson. keckuk, Iowa recpecffulIyy Y
announce that they prepared TO manu-
facturc the neatest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be rot up.
Determined not to I've cxeelled hy any manufac
turers in th. West they solicit share Of public pal
rouage.
A. we purchase direct from the importers, our
stock is always Of the latest fash and best quail
~, and AT the lowest figures.
As we keep no Eastern siop work on hand we
warrant all our ready made Boots and Shoes of the
same character those made TO order.
Call and leave your orders for a good fit. War
ranted TO suit IN every particular.
N1s- Repairing in tie nsatest and most sufsstan-
tiai manner done short notice
j. I. HARRIS & co.
Tat
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PENNNYLvANIA FOUNDRY.

Cor. Main and Eighth Streets ,..... .kE0kUK, IOWA
VIy WICkERSIIAM 4 SONS, manufacturers Of
Steam Engines and Mill Machinery gen
eral assortment Of Castings adapted to the Of
the country constantly on hand jal-ly
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MOORE 4 UoO1EIS.
PHAkMACuTIETE AND DRUGGISTS,
Lave this day associated themselves t. =
l. l. gether for the purpose of conduo1ine q
general Drug and Prescription busincss unasr !
the above firm. -
Particular attention will be given to The lat
ter branch, to which they have both ssrvsd =
lie rely having their prescriptioas pronp&ly
and accurately compounded It all times, q one Of
TIC firm will be constantly in attendance
ROBERT MOORE
j. HENRY HOOPER
March i 1875 DIFF
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A. nHIDG MAN

r. Agent for the Missouri State Mutual Insurance
j Company the Directors Of which are among The
oldest and best known business msn Of ST. Louis.
d5dpif
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IN DOZ. floyd's American PcnotraAinG Iini-
lOO ment, in quantities to suit paschnG0s
700 doz. Esculapisn Linimsnt, and QQ4 yosie11
If Patent Medicines at rs g~s
April 6, 1855. REYNOLDS Dfua SHRo.
I ARD OIL, spirit Gas, Linsesd OIL, Coqa1, -,
IL Demar aud Coach varnish, on hand 81 IN 49,
at REYNOLDS Dsug Slses.
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I CAsK pure Blackberry Wine suitakle n ns1i-
L cinal and sacrsmcntai purposes q
REYNOLDS psug Slsss.
COn BONES Glassware and WindoW 0laG =
~UO REYNOLDS Ds1g 6Aegs.
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Office keokuk, TT. Desmones
and Minnesota Rail Road Co..
keokuk l1th August, 1855.
NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDERs.-You are hereb
i y notified that the second regular call Of ten pc
cent. on the capital stock Of the keokuk, It. Des
mones and Minnesota Rail Road Company has this
day been made by the Board Of Directors, payable
on Monday the lst day of October next to VIM. &.
Graham, Treasurer, at the Rail Road Office in ke-
okuk.
By order Of the Board.
HUGH L. REID, pres't.
G. T. CoSS, Sec'y.
Dispatch and Ft Desmoines Statesman eopy.1
uAND and Panel Saws-A small lot Of our own
J. l. importation, just received and for sale low by
BALDWIN, FvANS d co.
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DR. NO. 4. AII.I1.

nPFERs his professional services TO the citizens
NIof Keokuk and vicinity
His Office, the same heretofore occupied by Dr.
Ford, up stairs. the store Of y. Bruce, Esq,
No SO Main Street.
Residence at the Pavilion" Concert between
I'd and 3d Streets.
June II. lsa5.-wif
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.. ". q n. TUCKER.
IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers in Hardware
l. and Cutlery, corner Of Main and Second Streets
Sign of the RED paddock
July 22. IS5l-.ily
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DEAL Estate Brokers and Auc,ioneers, North side
IL Of Main Street, between Second and Third
ksokuk, Town.
Have constantly far sale large amount Of prop
erfy in different parts OF the city.
Persons wishing to sell or buy invited to call
sacs daily a, their rooms.
April 25, 1855 df
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ErUltsy A
q < BOXES choice Layer Rsisins, wAele, Asif and
90 quarter boxes, 1909 III. frssh Late Currants
10 cssea Citron, Is fresh Prunss for sals ~
je20d w. G. EUNKHOU6EK
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IlELL0WS MANUFACft REk, Is rph street, near
- Franklin, Galcns III
heeTe constantly ON hand llows Of every descrip-
tion. which will he sold how and a. gopd term
can be purchased else where.
N. B.-Escry Bellows warrant-I ~ give hetifac
tion.
August 81 Is3h.-d6m
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T. stAff"hb, j. c. CT
STAFFORD 4 M,CUeE,

\A} HOLEStLE Groecrs and Commission Mei
w chants, second door above the corner Of Blun
deau, Water Street, keokuk, Iowa.
March 4. ls55.-dtf
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MEN NANTED.
( ME hundred lncn wanted immediately ct the
~ Lock and Dam noar Fssmington.
Carpenters, Quarrymca and LAhorers.
For information apply et the o1lcs Of
Z. r. D W. FORD.
Aug 3o--du No. S6 Main stseet, up stairs
Yoang America RarloR 0e0yo.
SOMETHING entirely new, the conG1gueHien Of it
~ being different from any stove u -.
Ladies and gentlemen ass Invited 70 syanine IL
before purchasing elsewhsre.
~. BUM . mo.
August 1855. 2wd ~
FIRE AND MADI1W NoUUHn01.
@ torres and their c. ~, Dwsll1nGr H1ntn-
;s,,r.1 - ring Eesssii,ss csa1i = 80. IL -.
Of navigasion n ~ 1rA, 80 1A.i!eSD n
suRASCE CouPAHun, wAie6 4 ~ - 81 rsiiab,s.
Lives insured IN the AsSA Lvx lxsuaAscs OOs-
PAxY.
PampAlets funished, iltane1iea given aad Poli-
aies issued sy wM; !. " W. 1SAk s.k A..
sept !, is3s.--dim9
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M HoLESALE and retail dealer IN Foreign ard
w Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes.
Hats, caps, Bonnets, Trimming, &c, No. IS Main
street, keokak, Iowa.
Feb
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-04

CHALLENGE RErrsED.-Wc published
lately letter from James b. Clay. son Of the
illustrious Henry Clay, in reply to the denun-
citations OF him by the Louisville Journal for
tearing down the old homestead of his faith
or, and selling the lumber. Upon this, Mr..
Prentice, the editor Of the Journal comment
ed rather severely, and by a publication in 4,
Louisville paper, We find that Mr.. Clay on
the 10th July addressed a note to MIR. Prem
lice, inquiring whether he held himself res
Nonsiblc personally as a gentleman for pub
VACATIONS made in the Journal attacking pri-
vatc individuals. To this Mr.. Prentice an
swered at length, declaring that he would de-
cline receiving challenge for the article in
question, as it afforded no rational pretcxt
for killing either himself or Mr.. Clay. lie
says, however, that if his paper should do
any man an unlrovoked and mortal wrong, he
would accept challenge, or il any man were
to do him such wrong he would challenge
him.-Norh american.
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MONEY MADE and SAVED.
By Farmers and Others Purchasertne
S. Van Wrinkles Wheat Fans

TN preference to all others in use at pres
Lent. This article combines all the Guali
ties which are needed as a purifier of grain
and seeds for market, home use or seeding.
1t requires but very sn,all power to turn it
ana It will chat as much, il not more, in thu
same time as any other now known.
This fan has been sufficiently tested in this
section ofcountry to satisfy those using it that
it is not only the best but the easiest and
most convenient article Of the kind ever Of
icrcd to the public.
Reliable information as regards the super
Tor qualities ofthis Fan can be had by RET RI
ing to the following gentleman:
S. Is. SrrBBs, Rising Sun.
EDWIN HAINEs "
JOSEPH kRAuSs &c
SAMUEL Silver, near b. NJ. House.
WILLIAM MCCULLouGn "
ELLIS =. HOWARD, and many others
They can be had at Port Deposit of J. \.
Davis, or the subscribers II WAKEMAN.
July lift.
GJ-For the satisfaction Of the Public I
would be gratiiied il those who have tried
these fans thoroughly would be kind enough to
drop me line in reference to their qualities
X. W.
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July l4th 1855.
GUANO )! GUANO!!

WYE are now prepared to supply Farmers
w and Dealers with GUANO ut as low
prices and on as favorable terms as can be
obtained in this market. We have, and will
keep on hand n constant supply of tho fol
lowing descriptions:
PERUVIAN Received direct from i'm
porter, and warranted TO be A No. l, which
We will sell at as low prices aud on as lavora-
bic terms rs can be obtained at any Depot or
Agency in the city.
lAN.-Pronounced by DR.. Stew
art to be the ''most extraordinary and valua-
BILE description of Guano yet KNOWN" con-
tanning nearly ninety per cent. of Bone
Phosphate of I.ime-bcing the richest source
Of Phosphoric Acid for the farmer yet dis
covered; put up in bags or barrels. Price
$35 per ton. (Sce our advertisement in the
American Farmer.)
AFRICAN .-Containng the qualities
and virtues OF the Peruvian and Mexican
Guanos combined. This Guano has been
used with the greatest success by many of
our most intelligent farmers, whose certii
Gates Of its results can be seen at our count
ing rooms. 1t contains by analysis 4S per
cent. of Phosphate ofLime, and So per cent.
of Ammonia. Price $27 per ton.
MEMO AN.-Our stock of this deScrip-
ton embraces all the various grades of A A
A and Is, containing rs large proportion of
Phosphate Of Lime, as any other in the mar
ket. Price S27, S2i and SIS per ton.
As regards tho purity and gcnuincss of
these Guanos, it is, we trust, unnecessary to
make any bombastic display OF s'cautiol'' to
an intelligent community, believing that our
guarantee of the qualities being as represent
ed. together with the stamp Of the Inspector
will be sufficient.
p. MALCOM X CO.,
Warehouse, Wood ST., Bowly's Wharf,
July 2S-iw. Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-04

PHTLorofNA.-A correspondent of the
Taunton Gazette writes from Berlin. the fol-
lowing account Of thi game, as practiccd
among the Germans. Here, when Il couple
exchange phil"pocuas, the object of each is
not mainly TO be the first to pronounce the
common word at their next meeting, but with
the exchange the sport has but begun. The
after object Of each is to draw the OF her into
accepting some favor, and itthat is done. the
word phil"pocna is spoken, and forfeit re.
CURED. To illustrate it better by example
y aud exchange philopocnas at IL party.
and in Il few days after. A calls upon b AT his
or her house. a. instead of waiting to be
asked in. enters just before the invitation is
given; if offered a CHAIR l,c takes Il seat upon
the sofa: il passes the butter to \ at the
tea cable, \ takes cheese instead, and SO on,
always taking carc-t" accept nothing, but
in II quiet way. cndeav"ring To force the 9th
or party iuto the acceptance Of some offer On
his own side. It at that visit, either is sue
ccssiul. he Immediately says "philopocna,"
but if both should be on the guard. the thing
inay pass on to a subsequent occasion. The
Reader will instantly see how preferable this
method is to our own. where ottentinicS there
iSa rulcness exhibited to be the first to speak
and where the pcrson VII" has the least on
his mind is gcncra,ly successful.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-04

POPULATION OF THE EASTERN SrATEs.-The
Boston Traveller says that the census viii ch
is now being taken in several of the Eastern
and Middle States indicates that thc'cmigra-
ton to the West and California has checked
the great increase of population heretofore
apparent in the Atlantic portion of the Con-
fcderacy. In New York State, especially in
the agricultural counties, Mt many points
there is an actual decrease, in others but
slight increase. The Providence Journal
says that the results Of the census of that
city, now nearly completed, will disappoint
almost every one. There has been only u
very small increase during the last five years.
Fifty thousand was the lowest estimate placed
upon the present population of the city; it
will fall short five thousand of that number.
The second ward, it is understood. shows a
decrease from the census of 1850. Most
branches of mechanical business have been
extremely dull during the last eighteen
months, and many Of the citizens have emil
grated to Kansas and other parts of the West.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-04
20 FARMS FOR SALE.

TNllE subscriber is about establishing an
l. agency for the sale Of farms in Cecil and
Hartford counties, Nd, and expects to have
for sal" from 20 to 30 tarS Of various sizes
and qualities, from land without any improve
ncnt to that in 4 high state of cultivation:
therefore he illttrrs himself he will he able
to suit almost all who are in want Of llrms in
either of the above cuuuri"S. Those wishing
t" purchase farms. will have them described
and pointed out by calling ON the subscriber
residing on the Magrdw farm, iormrll ~ owned
by John ID. Kitchener. five miles ncrth of Port
Deposit; or address him RISING SrN. Cecil
Co., Md. or JAMES WILSON. Druggist. Port
Deposit. Md. JAS. VI. BURGESS.
n. B. Those having farms for sale. in
either Of the abnvc counties. will receive I'M
mediate attention by application personally
or by letter to the subscriber or Jas. Wilson.
Charges very reasonable.
JAMES VI. BURGESS.
Rising Sun. Jume IL I'm
'Doylcstown Intcll.rnccr copy months
and send bill to advertiser.
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hrthur's Patent Alright,
SELF-SEALIyG CANS JARS.

LNOR PRESERVING FRESH FRUITS AND
l. NEGETABLES,-Thes cans and inrs are con-
structcd with channel around the mouth near the
top, into which the cover fits loosely This channel
is filed with very adhesive cement prcparcd for
the purpose, and allowed to harden In order to
seal the vessel Dramatically it is only necessary 10
heat the cover slightly. and press il into place IL
may be opened with much ease as il /. closed
by slightly warming the top. The ordinary I'm
cans, used for the same purpose for which thi- il
intended, cannot be closed MS is well known with
out the aid of timer; difficult to open and arc
generally ST. much injured in Opening as to be USE
less for future service.
by this simple coniTiyance. the f,roces. Of her.
meiicaly sealing is placed conveniently within tho
reach OF every individual; and fruit vegetables and
butter Qr properly prepared may be kept. with
their natural flavor unimpaircd. for an indefinite
length of time. These vessels were thoroughly
tested during the past summer. and their contents
after the lapse of months, found unchanged Di-
rectionS for sealing and unscaIing. and also for
putting up fruit, tomatoes, DC, accompany these
vessels.
All kind of ripe sewcd fruits may also be kept
IN them. 1t will only he necessary to stew tho
fruit ms Tor the table, adding the amount of sugar
required to make it palatable; fill up the vessel
tn the hot fruit and seal at once. All ripe fruits
prcscr' ell in this way. will be found Il. fresh in tho
winter. as if just taken from the tree and stewc,i
How economical luxury this will prove. needs
scarcely to Ire suggested.
EV These cans and jars arc all prepared for seal
ing. The hou,ekseper has only to heat the lid and
ess it into its place
pnIcEs.-Pint - per dozen; quart $3.50; half
gallon $3.50. Gallon S. a dozen Sclf-seaIimg
Glass Jars $50 a dozen for quart size aud 81 !,
dozen for pints. The different sized cans nest, So
us to secure economy i'll transportation.
Orders for these cans and jars, accompanied by
the cash will be promptly attended to- and the ar
M"'es carefully packed and forwarded to any drcc-
tion. a discount to those who buy to sell again
Manufactured ana s.Il by
ARTHUR, Di|RSHAN & CO..
M Snt, III. H..
WIN. TORBERT. Agent for Hkton.
June Q. 80 eOw.im
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Good City Property


To Exchange for La"d IN limytond, or Kent
County, Dclumarc.
pERSONS desiring to exchange lands for
property in this city, have now as good a
change as ever was offered for us good pro-
perry as any in the city. including good bust
ness stands.
will also cych IN &c NV Store Dwelling, &
Carriage House in Blandywinc village. This
is good stand with business at present of
from 1000 to SIS 900 year. which could
be increased. This is one OF the best situa-
ti"ns offered in the State for Physician. as
there arc now going up in the II, ighborhood
30 or 60 houses and Il cotton factory five hun
drrd feet long. My property is all in excel
lent order, and the property in Bandywinc
Will rent any day at from $50 to $500 per
year. II could now be leased for five years
to Il good business man. The taxes are low
on tins rr"perty-only 81 .Ona year.
More information can he had by addressing
WIN. II. REYNOLDS,
July 2l--Gw UIImiup ipn, Del.