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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05
Nrwar ID. that neu b

emies goods, except eontrala s'vari 3D. that ncu-
trail property on merchant Is Of belligerents
should be c1c,apt ron condemnation with the eHcep-
ton Of contrabaud articles husband several neu-
trail powersagreed Them treat Britain and Franco
consented TO observe thtm temporarily, hut did not
affirm them. Subsequently, convention held by
Russia France, Great Britain, Austria Prussia, Sar-
DINA and Turkey h#s adopted these two principles
with the following IN addition, which have been pro-
posed to the Z States. viz.
aPrisatccrug remains abolished and Block
a1es in order TO he binding. must be effective that
i. to say. maintained ht force efficient really to
prevent access to the eoast OF the enemy The Pre-
sdent states that there objection 10 the lat
ter; hui with regard to the former, he objects that
while il would protect private property from priva-
teers il would be still left to the degradation of pub
lie armed cruisers lie has intimated his willingness
10 aecede the proposition if amended as to de-
clare that "the private property Of subjects and ct
acns Of a bclligcrcnt on the high seas shall be
enpi from seizure by the public armed vessels of the
other helligerent except it be contrabandn This
amendment has been hsorahly received by Franco
and Russia, and not yet rejected by any
The disturbed condition Of Mexico Is referred to,
and assurances given OF efforts To redress the wrongs
of our citizens growing out Of those disturbances.
A Nicaraguan minister Father Yii1) Was received
in the early part of the year, but remained little
while Since his departure, two diplomatic repre-
5entatses have presented themselves hataa from the
confusion that exists il is uncertain which Is thePov-
eminent d. fIcto, neither has been received
Tho President alludcs to our serious difficulties
with New Granada, growing out Of her taxes
merchant vessels and duty proposed Of - per
pound on mails fneary : . 900 900 per adnum)in
their transit the sthnus, contrary to treaty.
Also. to the massacre Of onr citizens Mt Panama and
the destruction Of The property Of the railroad com
pany Measures have been taken, with II view TO in
luce the government Ia nbundon its outrageous
Tom or resist them il it will not, and also bmake
1t indemnify citizens for their losses and 10 pro-
vide for the families Of those killed in the massacre.
TIE Government has taken decided measures to
protect the important interests Of our citizens in the
transit across the Isthmus from Panama 10 Aspin-
wall an in both those citiea.
The President concludes his message with hisco
CALCULATIONS in view ofthe peace. greatness aud fc
licty Of the Union aud graceful reference TO his
administration and his approaching retirement
from the Presidency
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

The revision of the tariff and some project for
the construction of railroad to the Pacific will
be the two chief objects of con sheraton at this
session If Congress, and these are SUBJECTS which
are not governed by party lines There will
certainly be no less than three or four distinct
projects in relation to Pacific railroad, and the
prospect is that no one of them will be adopted.
Whatever scheme for revision and reduction of
the tariff may be adopted by the House. the Sen.
ate will supersede i; by different project, and
mus this subject, as well as that of the Pacific
railroad, may so over to the next Congress.
lhe OIL which passed the House of Represep
iatiyes to provide for the settlement of tho half
pay promised to revolutionary officers bv tho
Continental Congress,is the order Of the dav far
the third Monday in December in the Senate. and
sin charge of Mr.. Evans, of South Carolina. -
In reply TO Il call for information in reference =,
the amount necessary 10 redeem the public faith
ON this head. the Secretary of the Interior esti
mates the sum of five and half millions of dol
lars as sufficient, If all the outstanding claims
should be presented within the ten years to which
the bill is limited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05
NSp3sa..ma. HORSE rD.s SAtE.-s,

MI. "a Bkhss has removed his GtsicC 40 hi
kP - - ~ lAprch ,tr.at. ahaNe Moet Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-05

The National lntelgenocr contains long
communication from the late Governor of Kan
sas Wilson shannon, in sell defence, against tho
charges that have been mndc against him in va
rious quarters, but especially by the Republican
press, touching his official conduct in kansaa.-
The Governor addresses his letter ITO the Amer
ienn People" He complains bitterly of his re-
movnl by the administration. He says: "No
complaint was ever nude 10 me by the Cabinet
ut Washington of any net of mine, from the day
| WIS appointed up to this hour. ! was removed
without the slightest notice or intimaton fro IN
any quarter that my course NJ Governor ot the
Territory Ind not been satisfactory, and without
being advised of any cause or chuige If any kind,
an still remain ignorant of the reason, for my
removal. Had the President or any ofhi. friends
4 iven me the slightest in,imntion TINT he desired
to make change, ! would have been glad Of tho
opportunity to resign" The Governor CLOSES
hia communication with defence from an allcg
cd charge of addiction to intcmperance.
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kcokuA GymnasSum.

III tNbEksfuNED w-uid respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of keOkuk, that be has
op nd his rooms for the reception Of Rcntiemcn.
suitable and ample preparations have been mad.
7" preserve and promote the health vigor and men
TAI elasticity Of Nil Who may participate 10
we 81 srcises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
tbs. Pureair and cold wster iudiciously used -
tue manner prescribed by him. cannot fail 70 AXE
the nos, weakly neaithy, strong and robust.
J0- Rooms nj Concert Hall, I'd story. Main It.
IN the I'D story o. MANCfiESTEk
derisdtf
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WA0ON1y wA6ONA WAGONS Ill
DLOW AND WAGON 'PACTORY, corner 18th
i and Nam 6tressS, Keokuk, lows. Having
purchased tho before named sstaAl ish0sas and
mads large additions to it, We are now msasfss-
turing II the best ORIo TIA1sn inslsing the sseAa
benz iles, tho other timhas for wheels Heing used
IN this establishmsAt,) WAGONS OF EVERY VA
kIETY, HACKS, PEDDLIN0 WAGONS, CARTS,
WHEEL-BARKOWS, CuLTIvATORE, An y
PLOWS, in style and workmanship equal 70 any IN
material, and employ noue but the best mechanics,
We feel confident of being able 20 sbyiate the ne
cessity, TO those Who will give ~ CALL Of send
ing either to Chicago Cincinnati for any Article
in our line.
y. B.-A good stock Of Plows and WaGons con-
staatly On haad 70 supply purchasers u the shart-
est nesios. Those wishing 70 purchase can saye
time and money BY calling ct the corner Il l3th
and AAin stssets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
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O6Vv &6AA8A8 060s
Secead2 trsaA between. Main and .JeAnsen.
HAVING jus4 returned lIems ~ Let. r
Ii rssRectfsily ell the att4nAion q ~ ~
friends and the public generally To ny 80
and nne stock u wafches jewelfy silver md poss1
= WaschSv.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent snA detached
lever watches; Eilver patent and detached levers.
and L Tpines, Of all Kinds and qualities.
Jew0lfys
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and cpemsllsd
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and children .
gold and Jet bracelets. ladies and geAt gold chains,
pencils and pens, g0ld and diamond finger rings,
gold and silver thimbles, gents gold breast pins,
studs, collar and sleeve butSsne, gold, silver steel,
and patent spectacles pocket table and dessert cut
lery, and sciesors.
q silver ware,
In which line intend not to DO surpassed by any
store west or north Of 81 Louis yis silver table,
dessert and ten SPOONS and forks ssgar, cream
tard and salt spOoas, batter and frut knives silver
and plated napkin ring, Ac. a@9&
PlAtO4 Ware ana G0Ncy 0OOae.
Plated and britannia tea ssts, eastORs, fruit and
cake baskets, oAndlestcks, pearl and she'll pocket
bssks, and In fact every thing pertaining to my
line.
general assortment of clocks Of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
!, Nn Watches and Jcwelry repaired in the most
workmanlike manner, and ut the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GEISER.
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N7H ars proprietoss Of tho above patent for the
w STATE Of Iowa, and are prepared 70 contract
for the csection Of Railway or Highway bridges a
any length Of span, from ~ feet to 800 feet, any
part Of the State. A the above bridges have bssn
adopted On most Of the Railroads In the United
States, wsdsem comment to their strength, duFa-
biIity and cheapncss, unnecessary. All communisa-
tons on the subject will receive prompt attention..
Address STONE, BOOMER 4 BYINGTON,
feb28d6m Davenport. Iowa.
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YN.lE firm # Bali 4 Kirkham was this day dis
1 saivsd by mutual consent The bu mess in H.
ture ~iii be- conducted by II. krkham, who is alone
authorized TO collect all debts aud pay all claim.
against the old hrm. A. B. BALL.
III. kIkkuAM
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DISSOLUTION.

4 c0-PARrNERSHIP heretofore existing vnder
n the name u Mckenny Runner, is this day
dissolved. by mutual consent. All claims against
the Old firm will be cancelled By r. I. Nc
Kenny who VIII in future conduct the husipes and
who ane is authoriE d to settle the hasiness Of tho
Old hrtn. I. |. McKENNY,
NJ II. RUNNER. \
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A earn.

HAVE thi- lay disposed u my entire interest Ia
the drag hu ensss 10 I. |. MeNenny. also my in
tres. N ne ,n.naiAture ami Ne Of H. X. Gill
m1re's Mamaluks Liniulunt, and yegetuble Anti
~ leus Pills and take pleasure n recommending
HIN 70 the public deserving u their patron-
ag NJ II. RUNNER.
mVhi1ltf
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WATCH EN !
II. w. JONES,

~ W. OON6e0s
Dealsrin Clocks, watches 4 Jswsiry
ON SECOND STRICT,
(Next door t. c. Paryoas. Rsnkng House)
Neutrality-suspicious..
1IyHE subscriber has just received large =
and beautiful stock Of Gold and Silver -
latest styles Of Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Cut Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver Thimbles, Gold
Slides, Snaps, Studs, Gold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WArcn KKHAlRIso.
The subscriber being = practical matchmaker,
feels competent TO repair the most dicut and deli
cate work that may be entrusted to his care. ,@
All work warranted to give saiiafaction.
CORRECT TINE,
The public may rest assured that the correct time
10, and always will be kept by
Nov. -. lS5S.-dly N. W. JONES.
CUTTINGS PATENT AN0R 0TYPEs.
s.; :; =:
Wishing to get pic
the supsriasity Of Cuiting's Amassaypss. b pas-
ticuar, If in want Of one Of these, 70 call - The
AMSRorYPE GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street. Pictures
are warranted to give entire satisfacton, ard guar
got the largest and finest Gallery hetwsen st. Less
Ind Chicago, with side light and sky light, which
other Gallery in this city has, He has the exclusive
right Of this patent for Keok nix and Lee county. All
other pictures protesting to be the are counter
feits, and m imposition on the public. They are
but worthless imitatonso Ut the genuine Ambrotype,
gotten up TO deceive the public. The Ambrotyps
will keep in water we'll upon the parloT table.
They may also Be set In tomb stones, and remain
uninpaired for agss.
- Instructions given in Ambrotyping, and Oh
80 IN taking pictures glass, not patented 70 snit
those who wish To travel. He has also large
stock OF chemicals on hand and colodecn Of the an
est quality, and ready for use.
Gallery No. 5, Third-st, Ksokuk, lows.
ax36-du EMERSON, Artist.
Notice 81 Co-PartnsYshlP.
VNHE undersigned have this day formed CO. part
i nership ~ Wholesale and Retail Drugxists, nm
| der the name and arm Of wilkinson 4 MarshAll,
and will conduct business 1t the store iaasly occa-
pied by Mr. Horace II. Ayres, corner Of Main and
ANDREW J. WILKINSON,
RICHARD MARSHALL.
Keokuk, Iowa, Feb. 4th, 1886.
| Notice.
HAVE this day sold TO Messrs Wilkinson
Marshall, ny stock Of goods and interest in ths
store corner Of Main and Third streets desire %
have favored me with their patronage, and would
respectfully ask continuance Of tho 70 these
gentlemen who have become my susoessor..
| II. II. AYRES.
/ Ae0Kuk, IOWA, feoruary 4th, 1890
Notice.
u EFERRIN0 to the above announcsmsnta. tn
IN subscribers beg leave to say that they are nov
receivng and will continue TO receive BY the usual
lchannsls throughout the season, fall assossmss,
Of DvsC, Medicdnes, PAints, Oils, Dyestuds, Win
dow Glass, Glass Ware, Brushes, Perfumery, Surgi
cal instruments, &C., &c., particulars Of which vii
4 b given in future advertisements.
4 WILKINSON MARSHALL.
Successors Of h. II. Ayres, cor. Main and Sd sts.
l AnrQ-dtf
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I HAVE this dgy sold 10 ii kirkham INV entire
L iatertst in the Family Grocery Business, AND
with pleasure recommend him to the public Ms ,
man deserving ef your patronage.
March 2yd A. r. RAIL-
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those who ish ornament their grounds with small
trees which will commence bearing the second yesy
after planting.
Also, Fancy shrubbery, Evsrgrrrns, Roses, Ac.
N. B. Wcrxpect TO be able to supply any quan-
for gardening.
Orders received u grounds. three Scryshe - :
mile west IT City limits. on the DluG fssry eoa1
to the DIS Moinss, or by mail. addsessed 70
Ksoknk. March ~ dAv uUHAELL HILTON.
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IA Ms. HENTZ'S Great Work, Courtship and
4vl Marriage or, the Sorrows Of American Lie,
with portrait Of the dissipguished asthoress.
apri5d CAVE SON.
DIcTURES Of Europe framed ia Ide A. By c. a
i Bartol. For sale By CAVE q Son.
ianild
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1855

1850 1850
% OCULAR keokuk and ST louis Packets. This
II old and popular line Of Steamers will run two
daily lines Of steamers between Kcokuk and st. Lou.
Il during the present season. The lines oompcs
I'd OF the following staunch and speedy boats:
Wssteencr. Johnson, Master.
Keokuk, Matann, Master.
Sam 0aty, Able, Master.
Quincy, lncw boat)
One u which viii leave Keokuk daily, at 8
o'clock, =, Quincy at H. and arrive at st. Louis
ne IT morning, 1T 5 clock.
Expgsss Nail Line-The Ben Campbell, Heaight,
Master, viii leave kcokuk daily, ut p 4. (dinnss
on board) and connect At Quincy 1t \, with the
st Louis Packets
JEANNE Deans, Burke, Mater,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive at St. Louis next morning at O'Clock.
These lines are composed Of boats whose names
alone suicicnt guarantss - tAsis speed and
~ Pa.Slrsssssr - ~ $500 - osaau
boat q r. - - esansst = oui1 uttA ssasss
ing train q j. 6. Aal1so1d ~ Chicago - -
east, ORGAN tekslAD Burfp9 boat q Moaaose .
2r. H., and o1Daosl Ut BurltAgsn with the evening
tsrin on the OAieAgu and Br97ingtop Railroad II
Chicago ap4She ct.
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with which " con suit all eyes that can b suited
eWe ara prepared 70 do al kinds Of Clock and
Watch Repairing, and jobbing Of every description
connected with our trade.
November 20, 1856. d&w
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B new Oan11AeeoSiAg Mattress ok every 1eecEip-
ton, Spiral Spring, Curled Hair, WOODEN, Falling,
Cotton, Moss, Birch, 6huck and Straw, u the bsst
quality. Piliws aad holsters Of al kisds. Also
Comforts and restAer1.
Hotel ard Stsanboat orders promptly ATTENDED 70,
and oil articles nAnufselsred OF sold q ny estab-
lishnent will b o9sred at fair terms, and warrant
Cd. chsiissgs the proisction Of superior via q
any establiAAment II the kind in thS Wesseyn ceua-
Try. fou ne respectfully invited 10 call and exam
inc specimens Of NY work. WareFoom corner OF
Fourth street and Exchange.
! hsvs - sperasios newly Invested and sxpsssive
machinery, which eaablss ne 70 maasfarfurs bet
ter cork, q liberal rates, than inferios work
otkeswise 0oAs39sessed cen be aasrdcd Tor. Mate
rial Tor Bsadi1g -. prepared hy machinery il moro
sniformiy and perfectly prepared, and the work
far Superior n quality.
WHOLESALE 0nt Rstail.
March 10 1855 dAwly
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HAVING PURCMAsAD

HAVING RUBCMA1k0
V1vHE stock Of Furniture Of Mr.. r. WrIssrs !
i will sell the entire lot q vsry low fgurcs du-
ring the next Ave weeks, 70 make roon Tor Sprin1
stock. ~RAr extraordinary bargains t. fusnlture
call either Of M. Wiissy old stands Or q u
0ate City Furniture Room, No. l36 Aain street.
Feb l3--d4w 9. 3. ABBOTT.
INDIA The Pcsrl OF Pearl River, complete II
j two tolunes, price 81. CAvE 4 SON.
Aprl6d
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vnvHE good bteanboat CU11sRLAHD
L VALLEY, Il. r. Collins, Massey r
having been purchassd b. eAsssens d
Keokuk sxpssssly for Tia CinciksA ID, viii
hereafter run regularly hstwsen nc shpw pmts.
Particular attention will b given 20 tie lsnbss
trade. All orders will be rvAnly ataendsd 70.
The pasrsnaee Of Ksskak business men solicited.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
J.k C0PELIN,
apr30-d3m Levee.
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Bosks Ter APRIL,

M OAVE = EVN ..
II ARDNER'S One Thou1and and Ten things
u worth knowing. A book clearly explaining
how TODD rightly every thing that is nccessary Is
parlor, dressing and kitchen. To which Il a.
dsd o ploy.nent for all. or hundred Ways 70 nats
money. aprl5d
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r Hats. 81
0pFang - 1885,
NHOLR6ALE and retail dealer, No. - Main,
wv second door from ID street, Keokuk, lows
Low Priced Wool hats,
Fine Wool Hsts,
Soft Fur Hats,
French Felt Hats,
Fashionable Eiah HAT, '@~
Caps Of sli kinas,
PAln Loaf Has,
Straw asA Lsghosn Hats,
Panama Hats,
By theeass - dossn - eastern prices. Dsa1eB
are invited 70 exaains ~ stock befsss psvaasisS
anss-d A.c. sRgLpox
00nsav NsW 0SY66
nF soft cashmere hats, high and lov crown, oil
- eoloss, styles and qualities, pearl, naakins
farm. claset, white, brown, etc. ...
April lie Hat 6soss.
1855. 49,.
spRing and suaneY Fashions
OF HATH, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
usI received, one u The largest aaA mnst on.
= plete stocks Of Hats, Csps and Straw GooAs, y
b found in the State Of Iowa. Every thiag II she
shape Of Hats, Caps and Straw 0os1s "a s. fosn1
Of the latest Spring and Summer atyls Tor lass q
Sheldon's Hat Emporium. Call aad ssesse yosE-
self one Of these nice new style u Spsiag HAS
70 Main, cor Third street,
aprl4-d SHELDON.
Te Wheaeesle Merchanss.
.nNE Hundred sasss of Hass, Csps, 6assw 0eeae.
" Just received, which will - cold . wholesale,
DO we'll to call and examine previous 70 parohasioe
their stock Call and examine at - Main street.,
sHELDoM.s
aprl4-d Hat 6esrs.
+ The .0ate City Hat etoTo"
No. ~ Main street, Is in full blast. W Aavs 8
IN store and ere still receiving, 9yesy large seosk
scrtment Of goods in our line. These gods ~
made to order and long experience h The b1si-
meas enables NJ TO purchase that Ne o1ss IN
docements In quality .nd price seldom found else
Our stock before psrchasing slssxhsro.
aprlS-d 6. r.. VOORHEES, ) co.
SAss Scceiy %.
hARGH assortment Of Panama, Straw and
"A Chip hats, soft wool and fur hats, and In facl
every thing In spring style In our line = No y
aprle-d
MAEay 1AT0ll MATogJl
TNxPREsSLY for tho City traae. Just received b
IL express, hns and full xssortment Of the new
'p. sss. ~ elk bats. = No = Asi1 :',s' CO.
CLOTMINGI CL.OrHINO
n. fotTasTElR.
Of the
Byron Clothing Score,
rs now receiving His large stock Of spring mn
j oummss Oa0shinR, which - will asl1 ct snel
advance shove easts1n soGe. 0raha1's Building, =
UtrssI, neas Main. apel1-dkw
n ePL9NO1D Thrn of nix hundred acres, looAtsl
"A q 9trinx Praisie, sixteen miles n. ". Of -
IL 1ssire1 il viii = divided tosuit purchasers.
The iDpBUyemenfs aSe 1t superior character.
It has been pronousesa, - those who have seel
81 r. booas II the most bsaatful FARMS n The coa1
~.
Apply teJ. 4. Oavs, 6trias Praisie, a 70 Cavv
6ca, Aoas Street, bstwsen Sd and 4th, Keokuk.
mehldu
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Fail Trade.

No. III Main Street, between Fourth and Rifth.
THE undefsisnsd would respectfully call 49,
j the attention of the Ladies and uentle- =
men Of Kcoknk and sie.ais555 ~ thsir AnS KEdV
opened end for sals Ut the above stAblishsae sonl
pSising al kinds Of Ladies', Genta, Misses Boys,
and CAildFsas wear, Of all styles, grades and sizes.
These gOods have been selected with special rcfers
70 neatns Of Style and durability and will be sold
ut very small advance above kastern cost, ~ We
determined not 70 be undcrsold By any housc In
tia city. Please give M call. An examination u
goods and prices IL the only favor W ask
Sept 3, l05h.--d II. G. HUISKAAP BRO.
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Carpets Z OIL Cloths

y A. DU0k0E = Co. - malta Doo0n1.
lAVEjust 1sesivsd the largest and most varied
i stock Of Carpets and Oil Cloths ever broueAt Q
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred diGerspt stylss,
and having been bosght before the resent aAvSnce
" will sell tAsm 81 prsssnt Wholesale eastern ~
Goa.
We would respectfully invite those Who ~ Ia
ntshing tAeiR hoaodo, 70 ~ sxAminaAioo e 1hoo
Carpets and OH Clsths, feeling sssisAed thai ~
qualities, stylss, asa iees sush tAak Iey en-
not failsto plsess all Who may favor - With eAlL
Aa9ust u. 1885, dAwu
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LOCKSMlTMlNC.

= TIE undersigned would reApeetfull,
q INFORM the public that they have oren-
"a shop % the corner Of johnson and seventh
street. sor thu manufacture u all kinds u Copper
brass, Tin, sna Shast Iron ware. They will also
carry gu Locksmithing and Bell Hanging in all its
branehes
Repairing articles composed Of any ~ the above
ATTENDED 10. All our work warranted
febl6 dom 4 W0fT
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VO.PAHTNEM<HI DISSOLVED.
1siEso-?artncrsatph heretofore existing under the
= hFtAof chittendsn McGavic having been this
aa5 a.s-oyai by mutual consen, the business OF the
heu5e will hereafter he continued under the name
aud STYLE of sstaavic, Chittenaen Co.
A. E.CHiTTENDEN,
WIN. =. MciAVIC.
Ae3ts aa, T b, LEI, 1856. dAwtf
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a Card.

ClRO.
~ : u,dsrs yned having this day formed 4 CO.
pam hap in trade. unicr the trm of Mcllayic,
hi tend n Co., viii continue the
WdJLESALE GROCERF, IRON AND COMMITS
SION BUSINESS
at Nos. 81, 81 aud So evee SUCCESSORS to the late
hrn Of Chittenden McGayic.
WIN. S. McGAVlC,
A. b. CHITrENDEN,
LEROY McGAvIC,
CT DAVIS.
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