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voring its repeal, and the restoration of the Mis-
souri, Compromise. He declared he was-for neither
of these things but the declaration seemed to have
little effect, as it was difficult for mountain men to
understand Why he should traverse the State de-
nouncing measure he did not wish to see amended
or repealed. =rr' ."".'..-...
Charges against the administration for removing
Bronson, and for its extravagant expenditure Of
public money, filled up the remainder of Mr.. Gil.
mers time-with some scattering illusions to Fill
more, and little or nothing about Don. jackson
Donelson. Don't you want your sheer of the pub
he lands, was never once asked.
-. AI; Bragg began his reply, by stating that no
complaints had. been made of him for the manner
IN which he had administered the affairs of the
State-said that he bad endeavored to fulfil every
promise and pledge he had made the people two
years ago, and had done SO whenever the opportu.
nifty had offered. He had been misrepresented in
this section Of the State two years ago the Inter-
nal Improvement question. Time had enabled him
to remove the unjust and unfounded suspicious
which created in this part of the State against
him on that important question He referred to his
Inaugural Add, ess to show that what he had prom
ised TO do he had done, and that his declarations
made two years ago, although suspected here at
the time, were fully and honestly carried out
OF Mr.. Gilmer's scheme for Bank. Gov. Brapp
sa.d he could not express opinion for the reason
that be eodld mot understand it. and he did not be-
Ieye its distinguished author could. He insisted
however, that it was only new device for dcceiv'
Ing TIE people. The Know Nothngs, like some of
their leaders did two years ago when members of
were protesting great friendship for
the west-xcre promising to build every body a
K4ilroad wherever they wanted it regardless Of the
cost, But they had neither the honesty nor manli-
ness 70 tell the people that they would have to be
taxed 70 pay for these roads. Two years ago they
promised to get the proceeds Of the public lands to
pay the debt Incurred for building Railroads. He
told the people then that they could not and would
get any relief from that quarter. His predic-
lions had been verified. The Know Nothings had
st.fted new hunbug in the shape of a nondescript
D:nk, to make every, body rich, and pay the debts
O. sne state. 1t would fail, as the former humbug
nsa nhea. II would neither deceive the people nor
Jsssve tnem from taxation; il it could be puk in
ape4aon s.. Nj. Gi!mer thought it would be money
Meslpg concern, Perhaps i might But it would
aks moasy IKE all banks did, by taking il out 81
.ns pockets Of The people, He:wss in favor. Of al5y
o practical project for relieving tho So.
Es hxatfon. The creation of ! sfnEinr ma m
shcn would gradually diminish, and finally psy 81
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q midnight concave, banded together by some means
for the accomplishment of something; but what it
was, none could tell Bound by God-forbidden oaths
the initiated would not reveal the secret Fairness
boldness, honesty and independence were buried
under the wicked oaths and disgusting ceremonies
OF scheming intriguing, dishonorable and hypo-
critical combination of desperate political aspirants
and disappointed office-seekers. They plotted DO
itical assassination, and gloried in the of
their plots. DECEPTION the handspring of their
success sEcREsY the lever of their power
But thanks to the old Democratic party-a party
our country are endangered, and more arms than
Brarius when those liberties are to he defended
the mystery was soon cleared up and like all great
mundane mysteries, it was found to have a very
low, mean and insignificant origin.
One Ned Buntline," alias E. q. G. Judson, few
years ago founded q newspaper in that modern Sod
ON, New York, devoted to opposition to foreigners,
serving as directory for the depraved and immoral
and calculated to promote rascality in general. He
was busy in organizing what he called "United
American Brotherhoods,' secret society-Know
Nothingism in embryo. He was married, and his
wife bore him a child but such was his outrageous
conduct that she applied for and obtained divorce
from him, and the court gave into her keeping the
child she had borne. At this he raised mighty
and he spoke as loudly, eloquently, and fully as
honestly Of his " Americanism," as the great Know
Nothing patriots of the present day.
- Maddencd at this foreign influence" for protect
ing his :" American wife against his cruelty, and
for saving what he 40 feelingy called his " American
boy from the blighting influence of . deprayed
fathers precepts and examples he stirred up riot
against the Irshmen Of his city, which family fore
shadowed the murders and CONGREGATIONS Of Know
Nothingism in its rnaturer years. OF this he was
duly convicted and consigned to Sing Sing prison,
from which he was released about yen Afterwards
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fame that awaits Know NoedlngiSm. UnOer au-
thority of that legislature, parcel of sensual,
drunken, beasty men invaded the privacy of help
less and unoffending females; and with obscene
language and actions degraded themselves beneath
the level of brutes. This was among the " first
ing its most brilliant in Louisville KY, the
weapons of its warfare being the knife, the revolver,
and the faggot The trophies of that triumph were
smoulderng ruins, bloody corpses, the charred bones
of foreign born citizens, the tears of widows, the
walls of orphans, and without rreverence believe
may add the wrath of an angry God. All these
were legitimate fruits. They were the inevitable
results Of arrayng class against class. They we're
the natural productions of combination of bigotry,
fanatcism, corruption and depravity. To such is
sues do the doctrines of Know Nothingism every
where tend.
To point out all the results of Know Nothing
power in the various States and Cities where it has
been in the ascendency, would require more time
than have to devote to it. As a general rule cor
rupt officers have held the reins, intolerance has
prevailed, prosecutions have been inflicted, and the
people have been ground down by oppressive taxa.
ton to pamper and fatten few officials Financial
embarrassment, and final bankruptcy have followed
in its track. We hear of it in Philadelphia, San
Francisco and other cities and we feel it even in
Raleigh. But forbear. Let us submit to the pow
ers that be, whether We respect them or not ssF
This Know Nothing ism is the first of the vile
horde of Northern sms that has ever obtained 4
footing in the South. Let us hope It is the last.
We congratulate ourselves that it is RAPIDLY dis.
appearing-fhat it is flowing back to its source and
resolving itself into its original eiementa a6olit;o-
ssn. TeesosIism; fedsralism, and the whole family
OF sms with one exception and that one is patriot
ssn. Wise-that deranged man, but who hasa
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40 x1Ats A. III n scotched the
:. Ike II W9EiSa 81 b z ST KIN Il ia North
Qfolie Nv &ave sSafle ss thst the tail Of .
e. Re SevS din TIL .sSesA aeaastsr what time Of
ay y6d kfR tks snakS and ) appoint sunset on the
7th of August next, for the last xiggle Of the tail
lima. s=szlszsssssys9.
In conclusion say, Let us rally as one man,
united in purpose, to elect the nenwe have day
nominated in our County Convention! . They may
not all be the FIRST choice of US all but they are
gc1d ad true men, worthy of the positiUhs
they are called to occ4py. We have commanding
majority; and we would act fodlishiy in permitting
discussions among ourselves to give our enemies
triumph. i have no fears Of any such result. When
the sun goes down on the 7th of next August we
can shout u q ,.ss4 .s3
go, such a day. .
So fought, 50 followed, and so fairly won,
Come not till now, to dignity the times,
SinceCaesasIs fortunes" 4 ,-r.,... /, .-..Y-..
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RE moyAE.

a STAR CLOTHING sT0RE.-H. sTRAUs
TX q CO. have removed ther s5s.ak # Cioh hing
~ and Furnishing Goods from their odd stand
T. No q Main street, next door s s. Billings whore
they viii be happy u their Old friends and many
ones
" Our spring stock via be received at an
early day, when We shall! present unusual adganta-
gcs TO the trade, feh29d
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"NhvER SAY DrE TO peaon Who's hair has b.
come gray prennturely, unless you Of adys-
ing the use Of something which will remedy the mat
tea. Dying tho hair with ordinary articles Is, ut
best, buta temporary affair and the shade produced
iaany thing but that with which nature adorus the
human hair. The '.ISiMIrABLr AtR CoLoRIsa and
Restorative = G. IIsimstreo 4 Co., does not act a a
dye il stimulates ths natural secretions At the roots
Of the hair, by giving new lie and tone to the mail
vessels which sccrete the natural c0i0rng aud thus
gives hemuew life aud strength, does stain the
skin, and may be used freely water and with
much safety. The article is composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits afording agreeable hair wash,
and Is an excellent substitute for oil or ponatgm
The peculiar properties Of this pr partition render
it entirely different from any thing now IN use for
tie hair.
The colorof the hair when restored, is exactly the
shade il WAS before il turned gray and the singular
phenomena attending is use ar not only curious bat
easily observed, As the bnlb- At the ryots of each
hairnre affected BIZ the remedial agents the com
mencement ~ the change may be noticed; the bulbs
grow dark, and in d short time the hair from the
roots outward begins 70 turn in shade, aud 80 con
tinucs 70 do until the desired chang. j. efac,ed ana
the haI posseses the glossy appearance and shade Of
youth. Ths nay strange, but "more strange
than true. The article he's b-en extensively imitat
ed and persons should be particular 10 purchase II y
agents. The genuine has the signature II the late
firm and tha present proprietor the tap Of each
bottle. w. Il. HAGAN,
Surviving partner, and successor u q. Heimstreet
Co, sole proprietor. Troy. New York Fer sale by
r. HEIMsTIEET, Union Block.
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tAsnioNABAE DRESS mAkEa.

NJ ~. MARY A. PALMER presents her cOmpli-
VI enis 10 the ladies Of heokai, and bsgs r. in.
form them that she has ust received some u The
latest styles and fashions for Ladies dresses aud
haSqnes and would b happy to have them give her
a call. a. she : confident that she ein CIV ample
satisfaction all that viii favor her with their a,-
ronage. Also, party dresses made 10 order.
Residence on Main street. between First aud Sec
ond opposite the LacIede House, adjoining Eagle
s9n' ineh5lStn
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Nsp'rggf

TsHE Presbytery Il Kenkuk will bold It's next
L stated meeting In the city 81 keokuk. On IA ID
Thursday ioth) u April nexl. al : clock, =. 81.
The churches requested 10 send thasf records.
statistical reports commissioners aad contingent
funds and their contributions far church extension.
II yet paid owe g. G. BEAMAA,
Achi2 dA~ Stated Clerk
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WE are rroprietor- q the above patent FIR the
" State of Iowa, and prepared to contract
FOR the erection If Railway or ighwav bridge Of
say length 4 span from 10 feet to 200 fee; IN any
part = the STATE As the above bridges have beea
adopted most of the Railroads ii the United
states, We deem comment their strength, dura-
bl.ity and cheapuess, unu safy. All commanc..-
tons on the subject w3l receive prompt attention.
Address STONE BOOMERS BYINGT0N.
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fFIE firm OF odetl 3 Matless having been dis
Il s7fTV0 TINS nay ny TIufuaI consent take pleas
nTe "a recommending my SUCCESSORS, Me-srs Illus
komp Matless, T. M Old customers aud the public
generally Accounts will W settled hy either parry
CALEEuHELL
II rat ak March =. 1856, uch~l9w
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q We suppose tire mo party men will
Rtished now, seeing that their candidate
an endorsement from the Gate. 1t is
|ectly satisfied with ''no party" so long
eis not Democrat Times.
bis is specimen Of the small tricks to
fh the Times is driven. The Gate
not endorsed the ''no party" nom
ions at all. When We do, it will be time
Ugh TO employ such an argument.
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co Mn T. RCIAI..
GATE Cry Asp VALLEY " MIC 0FFicE.
heok uk March g. 1856.

weather i improving some, the last tive days
BIZ been quite spring Ike. Bu The thaslng
s. il very slow and lie prospect Of clearing
lhe riyer short " ten days two weeks i ralh-
|oor. IL the meantime, business remains as
|ofore. only tho MONEY market IS littlo tighter,
etockr aFe getting lower.
i merchants are returning from the east, anu
|be provided Win ample SUPPLE az so5n - nav
on opens
bur has declined 50 cents per bbl. Wheat brings
for oest fall. Groceries have an upward tenden-
|na tie figures we give to-day may b. taken as
Fates which will ynie On the opening ef naFiga-
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HAVING pyRsfsaSIn

fHliE stock Of Furniture Of Mr.. X. WusEY. I
4 wll sell the entire lot at very low figures du-
ring he next five weeks to make room for spring
stock. For extraordinary bargains in Furniture
call either Of Mr.. Wlsey old stands or at the
Gate City Furniture Rooms, NJ. l36 Main street
Feb lf--4lAW e Apn9q"T
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10 TINE BLTc

Z Having disposed q entire stock If Groceries
a. 30. Davis, recommend him to- old custom.
and ha public generally Satisfied that they VIII
ind him correct in business. ready sales man pr
fect gent leman and ia every way deserving heir
patronage. mhi2dff W n N. LESLIE.
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GROCERY a pRoNIsaoN sroRE.

rNHE undersigned having located himself 81 tn
old stand Of W. i n Leslie, Main street,
w5ald inform his frends and the public generally,
taat he Will keep constantly on hand complete
seFtmcnt IT Family Groceries. embracing every thing
IN that line, which he can sell on as reasonable term.
a. they can be had in the city.
10. DAVIS,
hepkuk March - Maiu-st bet 1th Il sth.
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General Agent X. Mt y 4 III H. n
the C.,,zens OF KeoKuk.

HAVING interested with us the Mcssrs Sconelds
Il L in the Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
the public that all orders given to thea Viii he ex-
ecu'ed in neat and workman ike manner, and
that they can rely upon the work done By them,
being Of the very best material.
Az IL viii be but short time before the gas win
be introduced, We would recommend to those desi-
rous Of lighting up ~ the time of the completion Of
the works that they give Immediate orders FOR pipe,
fixtures, &c, otherwise, many would be Delayed be-
yond that time, il would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
july 3 lS53-d G. iIERRICk 4 co
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Heoku. aY.nnas;nn,

fE'liE. UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
4 nonnec 10 the citizens Of keokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the ption of gentlemen
suitable and ample preparations have been made
TO preserve and promote the health vigor and men
tai elasticity Of al who may desire participate /
the manly exercises and healthy sports of gymnas.
ties. Pure air and cold wafer, judicopsy used in
the manner prescribed by him. cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust
E.s~ Rooms over Carey / kilbourne' = store, Kill
bourne 3 Block, Main street. in the Attn story. En-
trance from the rear Of the building
deeiSdtf o. MANCHESTER
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ron SALE.

| sI'FER for sale Engine and Boiler, from 81 \ 10
eight horse power, having been in with lIsht
work some two year, the boiler first and al ia
good running order aua elndt ion; for particulars
inquir o. he Plough and Wagon factory, corn r II
Main ard l2th street, FREEMAN KNOW LIS.
mchsdIm
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Talbot, Representative in Congress
} the 10th District II Kentucky, has been
cted by the Grand Jury Of Casey county
bribery at the election.
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LOCKS MITHaINs. .

~ TIE undcrsigned would RESPECTFULLY
s1ys-1aht inform the public that they have open
"a n shop on the corner Of johnson and Seventh
streets foF the manufactured ali Kinds Of Copper
Brass, Tin. and Sheet Iron ware They will also
carry On Locksmthing and Bsll Hanging in al III
branches
Repairing articles composed Of any Of the above
named metals as well as gold and silver, promptly
attended "a. All our work warranted.
". HORN,
fehl6 dom 4. WOLF
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EIxI ESTATE FOx sarr.

I OTs 70 and / /, EI0oa To-, on franklin strtef
/ a East half of ! 0 in Bloce los On Main street
Part IF Lots ] and IL, Block ls6, On johnson
street
Lot 6, 3locl. le.. on Concert street.
othr lots IN different part Of tie city. Also
inproy dand nnsnprosea land IN Lee County
". ", IELkA~AP
InehTd 0h!ee corner 3.AiA and second Sts
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Roger sherman, son of Roger sher-
of Revolutionary fame, died in New
|en, the other day, at the advanced age Of
Dears.
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p. EpIron Please announce J I. GRITTY a. a
|idate for Cltg Marshall al the Spring election.
MANY SdTgPs.
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biz DIsrEIcT CorRr Of Van Buren, County
hold its spring term, commencing on
day next, the oath inst, al keosauqua.
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ca AlAftares

fINliE undersigned prepared 20 receive orders
L for fitting W stores. Offices and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work 10 be gas
tight
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas. that have not
been called upon, requested 10 leave their ad-
dress with US, through the Post Office.
Orders executed in the succession In which they
are received. SCOFIELD BROTHER
lulN =
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SIINDRIEs.

1tGAR Kettles from IL 40 gallons. Ovens ard
- Lids odd Lids Skilets and lids, assorted G. u
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Padding and
Rice Moulds Seoloped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canistors, square and round, assorted Lard lamps
Tin and Stove Pipe. House, sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
CoMsT0CK Il BROTHERS.
n boz, pair assorted sho, els and longs for sale
~ AZ the Prairie State Sofe Rooms.
octlo CoMSIoCk & BROTHERS.
sLUE Kettles To be bad nj the sale Rooms OF The
" Excelsior Stove Store.
oct 10 CoMsTOCK BROTHERS.
L'NAMELED Preserve Kettles al the sale Rooms
Ia " he Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 C0MsToCK 4 BROTHERS.
4 N0AL Holds At the Sale Rooms IL the Cottage
y Franklin Coal Stove.
oetlo coMs1oCK q BROTHERS.
1000 LBS. Of Bailed Brass Kettles for sale low
tOO at Sale Rooms If the Home paror Stoves
oet ~ coMsFoCk BROTHERS.
4 LARGE assortment Of Drttania ware for sale
lower than any other buuse in the city at the sale
Room Of the Commei cial rarlor Stores
oct 10 CoMsTnCk & BROTHERS
A FINE stock Of Hou>yArtrers goods, such as eff
4 fee mills, basting spoons. egg whips iron skim
mers, skinner ladies meat forks, table spoons hash
and steak dishes patent and OK graters spice boxes
dc., &c forsae at the Sale Rooms Of the popular
Self Regulating Air Tight Stove.
oct 10 C0MsIoCk & BROTHERS
100 PAIRof Timers solder Coppers on hand al
! w the Sale Rooms of the Substantial Oval Box
OCT 10 CoMsToCK'& BROTHERS.
4 HEAVY supply &C Brass, .Iapnnned pna Lain
Candle Srieks At the sale Rooms Of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner which offered extremely low Is
oct 10 COMSIDFk 4 BROTHERS.
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he subject to be treated by the Doctor is
|of great practical Importance, and no
can fail Of deriving both information
benefit from TN attendance on the Lee
tonight.
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MIGHTY acres Of land three miles from this city,
Ia with u comfortable house on the same.
Inquire of u. L. Humphrey q cage 81 Main
street, hsiwecn I'd ard 9Th, or VIM VI. e. Terrence.
Also $50 acres situated six miles north VI 0ska-
iopsa Mahaska Co.
isb26dtf II. r. HUMPHREY GAGF.
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We are under obligations to Hon.
Is Harlan, Mr. Thorington, and others,
Congressional documents
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|e arc requested to state that VIZ. Srorrs will be-
|didate for reelection TO the Office II J. r. al the
hg election.
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Always 0n Hand.

N OODWARDt 90. have this day received by eS-
press a iIle lot Of aentlenen's Spring Cloth
al No. ~ Main street nehSdsw
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e e W y = Als
The Byron Clothing Store.

NJ HoFFHEIMER has noy,d from the corner
". Il LIST and Main sire a. "a near Main in
egaham- Building. / oil. now lly stock Of Cloth
ing. Gent 4 Furnishing foods &c.. from 10 per
cent below cost, IA make lar larger and fuer
stock II clothing. Cain ana sec, Il II 10 your own
advantage. \. uOFFHEIMER.
lAnlGl&w Second near Main 81
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Cards! Cards !.
CITY ELECTION.

~ friends of HAWKINS TAYLOR, Esq. hereby an
pee him candidate for Mayor at the ensuing
|icipal Election.
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IS-'r Z AGTtFaI dtsNTIIN tAI Of
SADDi.sslsH HARD w ARE.

suddlery Hardware. we'll selected in the Eastern mar
ket. ana for sale al St. Louis prices
They have hand and ata constantly manu-
laoturng 81 the be.t materials Saddles BRIDES aud
Harness Of every description.
The above articles viii he sold IL wholesale or re-.
tail nj uniform prices.
IAose wanting anything IL our line viii do we'll
10 call and examine stock before buying A. We
intend 10 give ali. the worth If their money
The highest price viii be paid in cash for Hides
]. o. BERNARD 4 co.
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kcTuRR THIS EyESINc.-Dr Wood, at the
Pest of many citizens, will repeat his Lee
on the Physiological Causes Of Unhap-
Rss, this evening, ut the Exchange Street
hodist Church.
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COMSTOCEZ & BROS.
STOVES
Timers stock.

5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Eotitms from . 70
10 inches
1000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No l6 10 n
1000 packages Plymouth hiyes, lion and tn'dJ
from : oz to y lbs.
900 boxes lin plate
200 bundles Iron wire from Ec . IL SO. rs
90 grrss Tea kettle bl oLd,Os "a from g! to
H. nehts.i
30 eross Pressed tin bottoms from to9 inch.
40 DO DO scul,opCd and plain dinner plates
80 Do Stove ornaments asserted
20 do Oval Tea ~; breast and Covers.
100 DO Assorted tu' d cas-.
20 du Iron tea kettl, ears.
- Do 10 Do DO LuIs.
200 do Pressed tin pot coytiz
40 do Of NJ. i, 2, and pcrtcs knobs.
100 feet Brass Niru Cloth.
Bent Spouts, assorted sizes
Pelforatcdt tan IN sheets;
Copper kUets ard BnFs
Bucket Handles;
Nallets expressly Tor timers use,
Stove Blaekingi N papers Or by the key
Goals rock * HKOl ilFpS
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| HAVE sold my stoeh Of Furniture and entire
interest in the Furniture bnsiness, to Mr.. c. :
AnBor1, of the Gate City Furniture Rooms / thank
ny Trends and customers for their many fayors and.
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott 70 their future ia
yor and patronage. Il. WILsEY.
Feb l3--dtf