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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-01
Kansas Troubles.
From the Missouri Democrat. |


LAWRENCE, K. I. April "a, 1856.
Jones, the Sheriff of Douglass county was
shot last night about 10 O'Clock, and il is
expected that his wound will prove fatal
The attending circumstances were these :
On Saturday and Sunday last, he made two
unsuccessful attempts to arrest S. n Wood
and others, for some old offences for which
he has held warrants for several months, and
never sought to enforce. Our people were
unwilling to recognize him or his authority.
He hada small posse with him from Lecomp-
ton each time, but they took away none Of
our men under such circumstances. He
seemed greatly exasperated, and swore that
ne would have them at any cost Of life or
money. lie made Lecompton his head quar-
tiers, where Shannon, Oliver, Whitfield,
Stringfellow and others were in council, d.
recting ali his movements, and intending to
get up some foray just on the verge of the
examination by the Washington committee,
10 prejudice them against the squatters of the
Territory. Shannon sent to Leavenworth for
troops to assist Jones in making his arrests,
and about O'Clock IN the afternoon yester-
day, he rode into town at the head of 10 or .
Dragons, fully armed. Wood, and those he
came more particularly to arrest, were not in
town, and were advised to leave town to
prevent and avoid difficulty at that time
But they soon found IL others whom
they arrested and marched through the streets
under guard Of I. S. Dragons, like culprits.
Many Of our people were very indignant at
this; still they were oil arrested and taken
TO the room prepared for them without the
least resistance, and even one L. S. officer
with such instructions as they have, could
have done the same. for we will never resist
the authority and arms Of the L. S. As
night came on, however, feared there would
be further disturbance; still we expected moth
ing more serious than abusing Jones, or
something of the kind. But, unfortunately
for us, some desperate whose impulses were
beyond control, Shot Jones as he was sitting
in tent occupied by the dragons; but no
trace can be found or any evidence to fix the
guilt upon any particular person. Our cit:
zens all deprecate the act very much, and
will use every means to bring the assassin TO
justice. The Lieut.. in command has sent TO
Leavenworth for larger force, but we APP
prehend no further demonstration. Jones
is alive this morning, but is considered very
dangerou sly wounded The bail entered be-
tween the shoulder blades near his neck, and
probably injured the spine. 1t is hoped the
public will withhold Judgment until further
Investigations are made public.
Ramon
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Republican Declaration of Princi.
pies.
ADOPTED BY rnR rrrrsrueH CONVENTION,

49, 'FH bF fHF's wv y t7FE
/. We demand and shall attempt 10 secure the
repeal Of all laws which allow the Introduction of
Slavery into territories eonsecraed to freedom
and will resist by every constitutional means the
existence of Slavery IN my cf the territories of the
United States.
,. We will support by every lawful our
brethren in Kansas in their constitutional and man
ly resistance 10 the usurpcd authority Of their law
less invaders, and win give the full weight Of our
political power in favor u the Immediate admission
Of Kansas to the Union free, sovereign, indie
pendent State.
s. Believing that the present national admins
tration has shown itself to be weak and faithless
and tina; its continuance in power is identified with
the progress of the slave power TO national suprema
cy, with the exclusion Of freedom from the terrific
ry, and with increasing civil jiscord it is leading
purpose Of our organization TO oppose and over
throw il.
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Abikl LEONARD, HORACE EVERETT
LEONARD a. EVERETT.
BANKERS AND DEALERS In REAL
ESTATE

{ ,otNcl'. BLUFFS, Iowa, buy and sell Ex
~ change, Currency, Land and Land Warrants.
Locate land warrants for non residents on selected
lands.
ray taxes, investigate titles, and give their at
,eh'ion 10 all matters pertaining TO a Real Estate
a agehey IN me Council Bluffs Sioux City Land
Office districts.
= Money received on deposite and interest allowed.
particular attention given to the investment of
money on landed securities
-, Refer to Chubb Brothers, Barrow Co., and DR..
"m' Keith, Davenport Hon. Lincoln Clark. Dn
ouque; Charles Parsons, Keokuk; Lucas 81.
monds, 1T. Louis; W s. Gilman, N Y; J, Whit
ney Co., Boston Cadwallader Wallis, ESQ. Chilli
Gothic, Ohio; Tartt, Stewart i Co., Mobile.
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came to us faint and Iowa NEBRASKA Blu
| gle, and very strange 1t sounded to us from
away in the Wilderness, on the frontier, the
outer rim Of the West.
| But the other day we heard another Bugle
note from Council Bluffs, and this is the bur-
den of it:
s'Few people abroad have any idea of the
yearly advance in lands and city property in
this region. Two yers ago Judge s. II Rid
die purchased piece Of land in the bottoms
which has cost him, 70 date of sale, $400 a
few days since, he sold it for $4,000 and
the great Prince of Railroad projects, Farm
ham, was interested in the purchase. Mr.
Geer, living about two miles below town, en-
tered land about two years ago, which he has
recently sold for $15 per acre, which cost
VI % two years since.
'These are not isolated cases, but what
are daily occurring and but an average range
Of the general advance of property in this
vicinity.
"The certainty of this place becoming a
second Chicago, in railroads and business,
will continue to increase the value of proper
ty very rapidly-prices have, as yet, only
commenced to go up"
And the West There it is, dimly beck
oning in the distance. [B. f. Taylor, in the
Chicago journal.
G1y Our Democratic friend Robinson, of
the Green Bay ddrocote, is fortunate enough
to have for his better half lady whose pro-
clivities are decidedly Wing. This furnishes
the key to the following, from the last num-
Der Of the ADVOCATE
MoRE GARDEN SEEDs.--Really, this is get
ting to be alarming. Every other mail now
a-days brings lot of garden seeds from
some Wing or Republican Congressman or
other to our wife. Here comes now "A lot of
them, dozen packages at least, of Com
phrena Globosas, and Bslsayinia Hortensis,
and Amaranthus Hypochondriacus, and what
not. Senator Durkeee has been doing this.
If he would frank US little niger, now, to
SOW and weed them, we wouldn't care But
to have to do that ourself, besides writing
an acknowledgment for them and all that,
when they didn't come to us, and are moth
ing but compliments between members of
party which collapsed long ago, is too much
for human nature, and probably not TO be
borne much longer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Undersigned having obtained the exclusive
control Of the right for
PAGES PATENT
.iicuiai cav Mlil Tor the entire west would eau
ton purchasers Of circular "a m,lls ~ ha,ars -
al worthless counts rfeits that are being paned Of
81 81 the pnpllc under the reputation acquired by
rage mill, as we'll those that are made and sola
ny parties who have no right to build or sell them.
We hereby notify those who buv from su.h me-
ties that We will hold them accountants for All in
Engagements on our right.
Messrs s. 5. VailG Co.. Keokuk. Iowa, have
purchased from US shop right, and are authorized
10 1urhsn SAID mills 70 those wanting them in their
territory. ROLLIN CLARK,
hINGSLANDS 4 FURGUSON.
aPrz4-dotwu st Louis, Mo
GLOVER SEEDS bbls for sale by
~ apr22-d McGAVIC, CHITTENDEN i co.
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AUCTION NOTICE.
Great sale Of
French China.

i VI IL "A =
And other Rich Goods at Auction.
( NOM MENCING Tuesday Evening, April 18th, at
~ Z. o'clock, and continued Wednesday after
noon at o'clock, at City Auction Rooms, Main ST.,
between Sd and 4th.
The Porcelain comprises complete assortment of
Gold Band and Decorated Dinner, Desert, Tea and
Breakfast sets, latest styles.
Also, the richest assortment of fancy china ever
offered IN this city, viz vase, colognes, card bas-
kets motto cups, figures, inkstands, together with
almost every article in the china line
bohemian and French crystal glass, decanters
gobets, tumblers, wine glasses, card receivers,
fruit bowls, sugars, &c.
Also an invoice OF plated casters, wax dolls with
moving eyes. together with large assortment Of
other rich fancy goods.
This splendid stock Of rich goods will be found
to be OF the most desirable and best styles Partc-
ulnr attention is therefore invited this large pre-
emptory sale. which embraces large assortment Of
valuable goods.
EE~ Positive orders have baen received to Sc
the entire importation without any reserve.
Ssa~ Ladies especially invited 10 attend.
Goods will be open in the afternoon previous 10
sale.
Terms cash MILLS & Co. Auctioneers
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Al CT1s,>.

NJ will close out the entire lot Of Stoves re-
w naming on hand unsold Of the stock of Blu
ell Bro, on Thutsday morning. at 10 clock A NJ
IN front Of onr sale,-r5om No. So Man-st, consist
ing Of good variety IF stoves and hollow ware
Terms cash dit MILLS Il Co Aurtioueers
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ENT AMBROTYPES.

auTTlNG's PATENT Am BR OTYPES.
ISHESE pictures are
4 ahead Of any thing as&lf - ~ IESNt1z,
ever before made The r ~ = w.
subscriber would call $500 7UV uLHtRr
the attention Of those GE3Xk& -
wishing to get pic
ture that Will never fade change in the least 10
the superiority of Cuttings Ambroypes. he par
ticuiar, il In want Of of these, to call at the
AMpaoTYPE GALLERY, Ne. 3, Third Street Pictures
are warranted to give entire satisfaction and guar
antied to equal any in the western country. He has
got the largest and finest Gallery between ST. Louis
and Chicago, with side ight and sky light which no
other Gallery in this city has lie has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keokuk and Lee county All
other pictures protesting be the same are counter
feits, and an imposition on the public. They are
but worthless limitations Of the genuine Ambrotype,
gotten up to deceive the public. The Ambrotype
viii keep in water we'll upon the parlor table
They may also be set in tomb stones and remain
unimpared for ages.
W"~ Instructions given in Ambrotyping and al
so ~ taking pictures glass not patented to suit
those who wish TO travel He has also large
stock of chemicals hand and eollodeon Of the I'm
est quality, and ready for use
Gallery No. 3, Third-st, keoknk, Iowa
apfao-au EMERSON, Artist.
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FOR SALE.


g full lots on Sd street
. lots 20xS0 on Sd street.
2 lots 20x70 On 3D. street,
. lots on johnson, between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
lot pu Johnson, l0xlho, between 81 and Attn
lot on johnson, 2Dx5o, between Second and Sd
bot on 81 between Main and johnson, 2Dx50.
lots lst, 20xTJ
] lat Oh Bank between % and 3D.
2 lott with brick house. Eighth and Bank
street..
house and lot on 9Th street.
houses and lots.
ipt on Main street
2 lots 10th street.
3 lots on Franklin street.
10 acres Of land near the city.
lots on 9th street, with a small house
z lots End street.
Apply 10 SMITH 4 VANslCkLEN.
GToRE F0R kEST--s stories with cellar in
- Burrows Block, possession given Immediately.
II caa be- had for two years Apply to
SMITH 4 AASSITEIFN
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Republican Congregational Conven.
TS0n

The Republicans u the Fr~t Congressional Dis
trlct u Iowa, arc requested to meet III Convention
Al otumwa, Wapelo County, on the FIRST Thursday
the 3th day Of June mex, for the purpose of nom
mating candidate for Congress for said District
ana 70 attend 70 such other business as may cone
before IT, We recommend that the several counties
appoint twice the number Of delegates to the said
convention as they have members in the State legis
iaiure. o
WM. LESLIE,
}. K. NEEDHAM,
SAINT MCFARLAND,
LOUDoN MULLER,
J. W. SHERMAN.
Committee.
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CINCINNATI AND kEOkJK.
Express Packet.
|INHE gooA Steamboat CUMBERLAND
l. VALLEY, 81. h. Collins, Master,) .612. \
having been purchased by citizens OF.
heokuk expressly for the Cincinnati trade, viii
hereafter run regularly between the above ports.
Particular attention will be given to the lumber
trade. All orders will be promptly attended to-
The patronage of keokuk business men solicited
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
j. K. C0PELIN,
apr50-d3m Leyee.
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apr30 -d6tw6m T. WICKERsHAM son.
ICE ICE

CE promptly delivered daily, in any part OF the
town, in any quantity 10 suit customers
apr30-d j. A. RALsT0N i co,
L'RENCH CANDIES - We have just received
from New York, large assortment Of fine
French Candies. Cali and get some mt
apr20d CREIGHTON & DINNERS
| IsT RECEIVED at Creig hton d Dinner 1, a lar e
- iot of choice Cigars, such as will not fail 10
please all who will cali and try them
I Ell 1T BE REMEMBERED that Ice Cream is
IL selling fast at Creighton Il Dinners, johnson
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MII.LI,ERS uaNrEn

I n GOOD MilliDers wanted at the store Of
IL ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE
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CO John Tyler lately lectured at South
Side, Va, ON the Dead of his Cabinet The
theme is ample. Legare, Upsher, Gilmer,
Webster, Calhoun. Great and brilliant
men But a little while ngo, and they were
all upon the field of action. Now, he alone
is left, and could hardly entertain his coun-
trymen with greater interest than to talk
about his illustrious associates.
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DIREcT TRADE WITH CINcINsATI. Here is
an item from the Cincinnati Gazette Of the
oath, showing how the trade between that
city and keokuk is gradually increasing
''from the Upper Mississippi, the steamers
Euniee, Forest Rose, John Bell, and Adeia
are here, loaded with pork and crackings,
principally from Keokuk.''
In addition to the above, the Jesse X Bell
was loading here yesterday direct for Gin
cinnati, and the Cumberland Valley is run
ming regularly in this trade.
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.--An Alabama gen.
tleman has presented to Prentice, Of the
Louisville Journal, Gagged eagle, to be re-
leased on the election Of Mr.. Fillmore to the
Presidency
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Republican papers please copy.
April 30ih, 1855.
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lr7 A Protestant preacher was recently ar
rested in Spain, at the instance of the Minis
ter Of Justice, for preaching doctrines con-
trary to the Roman Catholic religion. 1t is
said he has since been released by Judge
Of Barcelona, who declared in his decision
that the second clause in the constitution es-
tablishes in Spain religious tolerance. The
Judge and the Queens Minister are thus in
an open rupture.
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Norcross' Patent Circular
SAW MILL

He undersig ned having obtained the exelu iva
4 control Of the right for N q. Sorcross' CIrcu-
lar Saw Mill for the Western States, would caution
purchasers oi circular mills, that re have sold
i. Wickershaln s son the exclusive right Of manu-
facinring said mill in the city of keokuk and vi
entity, and sale Of tie ia the States of Iowa,
Illinois and Missouri. LEE LEAyITT
Cincinnati, April 18th, ls56
The above mill having proved superior to any
other now IN ase, We would request parties about
purchasing Circular Saw Mills To examine these as
we feel confident that they possess advantages over
ali now manufactured.
apr}0- d6twGm r WICKERSHAN SON
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FOR SALE,

L%InHTf acres Of land three miles from this cit
IL with comfortable house on the same
Inquire of ID. r. Humphrey ! Gage, 50 Ma
street between Sd and Attn or VIM. NJ. o. Terrence
Also go acres situated six mlies north Of oska-
i0stsa, Mshaska Co.
feb26dtf u. r. HUMPHREY SGAGE
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WHEELING BRrDoE.-The Supreme Court
of the United States have decided that the
Wheeling Bridge must remain standing, rs
the act of Congress making it a post road
takes it out of the power of the Court to
abate it as a nuisance on the ground Of its
interfering with the navigation of the river.
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To the public.

HAVING determined, hereafter, TO do an exclu-
l. lively cash business in our retail department,
We prepared to sell all kinds vi Hats Caps Bon
nets, &C., at greatly reduced prices. Our stock il
now very complete, and we keep noehing bat the
best grades of goods always have the latest sy les
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
are sold on credit. So come with your dimes
&s- All kinds Of Millinery work done 10 order,
at tie shortest notice.
Oct. &c. diff. ID. r. HUMPHREY GAGE
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Gov. JOHNSTON FOR VrCE PRESIDENT
The name Of Gov. Johnston, Of Pennsyl-
vania, has been suggested for the Vice Pres
idency. The suggestion is q wise one
The vote of Pennsylvania is important. 1t
very likely indeed that whichever party OBJ
tains her vote will carry the election. This
idea doubtless goes far to explain the favor
with which the suggestion of Buchanan's
name is received by the Democracy. II will
be wise to put some strong and popular man
from that State upon the Republican ticket.
Gov. Johnston or Gov. Pollock, it seems to
us, would either Of them make good and
reliable officer, and poll a stronger vote there
than any man outside Of the limits Of the
State. We deem it important TINT this view
Of tie case should not be lost sight Of by the
party, or the Pittsburgh Convention.
SETTING IT Up.--J. G.. Jennings, govern
ment oflcial Of Dubuque, in his report for
1855. states the tonnage Of that city to be
q7 .633. This is some 5000 more than the
tonnage of New York city. Mr.. Jennings is
;nstlv snoken Of as ga man Of large ideas. -
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nNE thousand Bonnets, Of all styles and qua ities
~ at u. +. HUMPHREY d GAGE
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Enn SALE.
FOR SALE.

LNOK SALE--A house and two lots in Ponioosuc,
Il Illinois Apply To
SMITH Il XANsICKLEN
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1--WE hundred dozen plush eEI@, just received at
l. the store Of ID. F. HI MPHEY GAGE.
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MI lLLlNERf Goods If every variety al the tow-
w est prices, at ID. +. HUMPHREY & GAGE
oct23dwI.
FNHltEE hundred dozen wool and fine hats Of every
l. style, at D.. HUMPHREY d GAGE.
octs3dwtf
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MOVER SEEDS bbls for sale by
II apr22-d McGaVIC, CHITTENDEN 4 60
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To any Genrserl,a

DROWN and tan coored hats, high ard low crown
- Of every style and quality. Just received by
oct23dwtf ID. II Hit MpHkEi Il GAGE
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L>0R SALE-~Two new brick dwelling houses
l. Arply soon Possession immediately
SMITH & NANsICKLEN.
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CUTTINGS PAT
IfHESE pictures are
i ahead Of any thing
ever before made. The
su bscriber would call
the attention Of those
wishing To get a pis-
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. MISERABLE PEoPLE.--Young ladies
with new bonnets on rainy Sundays.
A printer who publishes paper for
nothing and finds himself.
A smoking nephew on a visit to an
anti-smoking aunt. f
A star actress with her name in
small letters on bill.
4 An editor with nothing but cold po-
tstoes for q Christmas dinner.
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Peace! Peace!!

Old things have passed away and
some things have come new.
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Some Of our correspondents.
within a year have spoken favor
ably Of the practice oe planting
potatoes and covering with straw,
both as a less laborious and more
profitable method OF raising that
crop, The idea Is not new to us.
las long ago as 1924, We saw this
method practiced in Vermont,
and II was reported highly sue
cessful, but for some reason II has
not come into general use. The
experiments we tried wero by sell
Getting a short pasture field, drop
ping the seed at suitable distan-
ces over he ground, and then
covering tie whole with coat Of
straw to the depth of a foot or
more. la the fall, the straw was
raked oil, and the potatoes pick
ed up, all dry. In wet seasons
this plant was thought to DO very
effective. The editor OF the Pike
county (nlD Free Press, has
been presented with potatoes
raised the last season, by a Mr..
Shipman. Of that vicinity, and
details as follows:
Mr. Shipman informed US that
he planted them in the usual
manner, then covered them 10
the depth Of about six inches with
straw: after this no further cult.
vation was required straw
kept down the woods, and the po-
tatoes we're not disturbed until
they were dug Not only has
this method produced him a very
superior potato, but IL has this
year brought him an oxtraordin.
airy yield-four bushels to. the
square rod, orat the rate Of GAO
bushels to the acre. -
Early in April he planted Ne
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very severe. as any Of you will
find by inquiry; and l know OF n
member Of Individuals who might
be punished ina way they little
expect, If | would put the law 10
force. hut | abstain for tho pres
ent, and shall only resort to the
law when every other means have
failed. II any doubt my word Ia
regard 10 the severity Of the law,
let them inquire. My patience
is worn threai-bare with these
depredations, and I must put a
stop to thcm somehow.
"ClIsRLEs T. Wluppo.
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LIBRARY NOTICE.

mHE members OF the Manual Labor Library As.
II ISOLATION arc required 10 lay their annual sub
scription OF nlty cents 70 tho Treasurer iinmedi.
atrly.
The new books are on land. aud meeting OF
tho Association will be held attho Library ROOM
on Saturday, Sept. o.
1T =. FRED. o. BAKER.
sep 3-3v Treasurer.
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Wanted.


UVTVVW
10000 Bushels Data,
p 10000 bushels Flax Seed
And all Kind of Grain aud Grass Seed, for which
NO will pay the highest market price.
sep IN w. u. fARounAs Il Go.
ANN uNssrRATOu,s SALE.
THE undersigned, Administrator OF the estate o
i Joseph Depuy, late Of franklin county, Dc
ceased, will self al public sale ~ the late resi-
dence OF The deceased. Ia Somerset, Frank Ma
county, Indiana, on Saturday. the ttth az October
1880, all The personal property OF tho decreased
not taken BY The widow. credit OF SIX month'
Will DO given on all sums over three dollars, the
purchaser giving note With approved security
with Interest from dale, waving all valuation
and apprzIsement laws.
sspfs rhos. MADDux, Admir-
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WIN, s. BEERS & Co.. Proprietors,
No SOL. Broadmdv, ". Y.

To whom all orders must no addressed.
For aais BY Druggists aud County Merchants
In all pArls ~ tho tulIed ttAlas aud The canadns,
aud by A. w. lialie. Brooksl A. X. Chase.
New Trenton; James Tuner, fsifnyldi Charles
Vancaup. Meiamufai T. 0lnofd a Co., Laaroii
and X. Skinner, Andcnonsllle.