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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Daiiey's Magical Pain EXTRACTOR
There never has been discovery In Matera Medca
whereby pain can be quickly aayed and where parts
IN nigh state OF inflammation be SO rapidly reduced
to their natural state where wounds and ba
50 thoroughly and rapidly healed and decayed parts rs
stored without either defect than with DALIEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In ous Wounds, Sprains, and Bruises Casualties to
which children are constantly subec) the action OF the
genuine Daey's Pain Extractor is ever the same How
much pain and suffering may thus be prevented More
oVer life sefs often dependent upon having at hand the
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars of which
respectfully refer to my printed pamphlets for the truth of
which hold myself responsible
No case Of burns and scad, no matter how we're has
yet In any one instance resisted the apowerfu pain
subduing, and healing qualities the Dalleys Pain Ex
tractor
NO Pain Extractor genuine unless box has upon II
steel plate engraved label, with the signatures Of G. "
Clckener Co., propretors and Henry Daley manufac-
turer. Price 25 cents per box.
F.* All orders should be addressed to
9. v. CLICKENER & CO.,
81, Barclay street, New York
For sale by Charles stott and Nairn & Palmer and all
pIuBslrts, ---- ap S-eod,
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

A vote on the question Of subscribing $4,000
TO the Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hampshire Rail.
road, on the part Of the Corporation of Winches-
ter was taken on Monday last and resulted az fol.
lows-ayes 296, nays %
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27
Massachusetts, Wing state Oonuegtioa.

RosToS, August 26.-Ata a meeting of the Wings
of this city yesterday, thirtytwo delegates to the
Whig State Convention (mainly Fillmore men)
were appointed. Speeches having Fillmore ten
dency were made by George Lunt, Geo. S. HiIard,
and others.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

MORE PRooF.-The New York Daily Tribune
published the proceedings of the German Repub-
can Fremont Club" of the Seventeenth Ward,
in which appears tho following resolution:
ResoIoed, That the life o. John G. Fremont. and
has Oord as man Of honor, are to us G sure guar
antee that under his Administration the rights Of
the adopted citizens will not be nfringed, and the
naturalization law as It now exists will not be al
tered.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.-We invite the
attention of parents and guardians to the adver-
tisement of the above seminary, Which we k,,og to
be among tho best institutions in the country.
Mr.. Winchester is one of the best conductors of
such institutions in the United Ststes-reliable in
all respects and worthy Of VI confidence. This
seminary is umivalcd in every point Of view, ana
we cheeriully commend it to the patronage Of our
friends.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, August &c, 1856.

TUESDAY, August &c, 1866.
The Senate was occupied yesterday in debating
the provisions Of Mr.. WELLER's bill amendatory of
the act of Congress organizing the Territories of
Kansas and Nebraska
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

New York, August 26.--The schooner Truth,
from Fredericksburg, Va, is anchored at Atlantic
city, full of water She is loaded with corn
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27
Naval Mtelli1cnce
Disaster.

BosToN, August 26.-The United States sloop.
ofWar Cyane sailed hence to day on a cruise.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

THEIR OPINION OF EACH OTHER.-Greeley has
charge of Fremont's politics, Raymond Of his reli-
gion. Here is the formers opinion of the latter,
expressed in a letter to Mr. d. B. St. John, OF AL
bany, when they had their contest about the Bank
returns. He says:
81 have most insoent and scoundrelly letter
from your favorte Raymond, offering to send me
these returns at his own convenience, if l will
credit them to the Times (not the Bank Depart
ment, of which only have asked them } and talk
ing of his Willingness to grant favors to those who
prove worthy of them, but not to be kicked into
benepolence,' &c. All this insolence of this lille
vihain is founded on your injustice. have not
written to him; / have asked no favor of him and
l shall not answer him. ! am sorry to find one of
his talsehoodS copied into your letter-that which
speaks Of my being offended at your selection Of
the Times to print the advertisements"
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

Putnams Magazine for September has been re-
ceived. Its contents arc marked by their usual
variety and interest, we infer from the table of
contents
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

LARGE INyEsTMENT.-Hon. William Sprague, of
Rhode Island, has purchased the water privilege
ON the Shetucket river, and large tract of land
il the vicinity of Lords Bridge, in Lisbon town.
ship, some ten or twelve miles from Willimantic,
and has several hundred men at work preparatory
to putting up cotton factory Of a large size,
which is to be completed and put in operation as
soon as may be. The length of this structure
viii be $50 feet, breadth 80 feet four stories in
height, intended to ran 1900 looms, with 90, coo
spindes For the accommodation Of the opera
tives, in this immense establishment, Mr. g. intends
building some two hundred dwelling houses In the
adjoining town of Franklin, which will afford
homes for Gil in his employ
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
MILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON D0NELS0N,
OF TENNESSEE.

"If there be those either North or South VINO desire
an adinistration for the North against the South
or for the South as against the North, they not
the men who should give their suffrages to me.
FOR INV own part know only my country, my whole
country, and nothing but my country
TMiLLARD FMLMoRE's SPEECH IN New YORK.
"Ths foundation Of my preference is, that Mr.
Fillmore has administered the Executive Govern.
ment with signal success and ability. He has
been tried and found true, faithful honest and con-
scientious. wish to say nothing in derogaton from
his eminent competitors, (Webster and Scott) they
have both rendered great services to their country
the one in the field and the other in the Cabinet.
They might possibly administer the government as
we'll as Mr.. Fillmore has done. But then neither OF
them has been tried he has been tried in the eleva-
Ted position he now holds and think that prudence
and wisdom had better restrain Ns from making any
change without necessity for it, the existence OF
which do not perceive Ctdy's letter TO UHmann,
Aarch 9Th, 1889.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

Hon. T. B. FLoRENcE.-This gentleman is in
difficulty in relation to his denomination for Con-
gress Mr.. Lehman, man Of great wealth, is in
the he'd against him, and Mr. Florence, we infer
from the Philadelphia papers, is driven to his wits
ends TO make head against him. Perhaps old
southwark will bring him through after all, unless
the Navy Yard officials should declare for Lehman.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

STRAws.-A ballot-box was arranged at the Ex-
change Hotel, in Dock street, on Saturday, says
the Philadelphia Sun, and printed tickets for the
three candidates were furnished. Considerable
feeling was evinced by those who visited the estab
ishment and at four o'clock the polls were closed
the vote being as follows: For Fillmore, 1856; Bu-
chanan, 407 Fremont, 1885, Gerrit Smith, l, To-
tai 1878.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

.1S Holioway's Ointment.-The healing
and cooling effect of this basamc ointment upon burns
scalds, running rtations of the skim scrofulous
ulcers, salt rhenm eryspeas, and all external inaamma.
tion u a miracle in surgery.
Sold at the manufactures, No. So Maiden Lane New
York. and No. 2iI Strand London and by all druggists at
20 cehts VIZ cents and $l per pot. sug2T
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

Iowa ELECTORAL TIcKET.-The following il the
American Electoral ticket in Iowa:
senatorial--Joseph K. Hornish, John p. Cook.
Districts-S. g. McAchran, Isaiah Booth.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

s3g Special Notice. The Excursi Pic.
Mic for Gorsuch Chapel Sunday School, w As ID
verlised for August 9Th, has been indeh ely post.
Poned. Any persons holding tickets, and WHO would
have gone, win have their money refunded bg call
ing on Mr. q. W. Garrett Mr. Ballengov or ]. q.
Ry and. aug 28N2t
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

The Manassas Gap Railway is completed to
woodstock, where the event will bc celebrated to-
day. Woodstock is in Shenandoah county, about
midway between Winchester and Harrisonburg.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-27

And many others of equal prominence.
All who are familiar with the leading men Of
Boston win perceive that the above list comprises
large portion of the leading merchants, manu-
facturers, and capitalists of that city-emphati-
caly the " solid men of Boston" n"-men also of high
social position and closely identified with every
measure which has elevated Massacf usetts in the
scale of physical development and moral worth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-22

bAe0erO' and Mechn N ice,
Ms 10 a e T. co NJ ANY.
OF PHILADELPHIA
Cash Ca ltal and Surplus $500 900.
INlit ah,Nc >olvsat Company has est abiished an
4 Agency with tho under ign.d, and Is prepared
to Issue Policies vi lus against Loss or Dam
age by Fire, on
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,
MILLS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND THEIR CONTENTS.
Also on Merehandisc and Prsiuce eonsi gned by
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS,
And the usual c,nye ances thrUu shout the Emitted
States
All Losses adjusted and Paid at this Aqencp.
ARTHUR BRIDiMAN, Ag.nt,
je23d No. 81 Main ST.. keokuk.
kEOkUk MAXINE sNSI'nANCH geD.
Capital, e3OO,OOO.
WIS Company Is prepared To do Marine Ineur-
= ance business Cargo risks taken at ustonsry
rates, and the usas Cash facilities extended 70 reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted 49,
DIRECTORS
4 Bridgman, Vim. +. Turner,
-. IL. Harrison, Geo. Is. smyth.
John aempiln, A. l.. Deming,
John McCune, G.. r. Conn,
C. CARRIER. JasY Cox
W. G. Ren,gcn.
A BRIDGMAN, President
q. B.sMYTH, Wee President
A. h. DEMING, Treasurer.
WA.F. TuRHER, Secretary.
Office in sample 3 bui ldiug, Second Street
-.
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DErRolr, July ls.-The toal number OF
persons saved from the steamer Northern In
diana, and brought here By the Mississippi
and Republic is lag.
The number lost as far M known is 2G.
Their names are as follows: Sewell Turner.
OF Rome; Michael Burke, Buffalo: Thos.
farril: DO; Mrs. Eliza Blanchard, Augusta.
Me-; Dan Gray. Rome. Me-: Henry Aims.
Chill, N. T.; Augustin Fortvalle. Buffalo !:
Geo. Dawson, Brockport, N. Y; Mrs. Mary
Ladnyard, England; Mrs. Ackwood's father.
mother, husband and two children, England:
Geo. Smith, Buffalo; Engine Cary, Green.
bush. Wis; Miss Jennings, Wayerly. H.:
Il. Thomas, Buffalo; Nicholas Commerford.
Rochester; lady and child from Louis
vile three coal-heavers, deck hand, and
child. 1t is feared more are lost.
NEW YoRI, July l8.--A very disastrous
hire broke out in Newark, n. j., this after
noon. At the Latest accounts "a houses
were IN ruins. The fire is still raging. It
commenced in South Bridge street, ad-
Joining Chadwick's patent leather factory.
THrisk Fourkc, porter in the clothing
store OF Samuel Joyce, on Broadway. was
FOUND 10 the store this morning brutally
murdered by some person unknown.
The steamer Harmonic. from Hambnro
july I'd, arrived here this afternoon.
This has been decidedly the hottest dny Of
the season. At O'Clock this p. M. tho
Thermometer in the shade in Wall street in
Dictated l04 deg.
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DAsSUlutAOn.
WE co-parsnershlp heretofore existing betwet "a
the uoscr.b,rs. IN The Livery business, 10 TINS
aiy dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter bs conuu ted by Mckee & Stimpson.
VIII, ar au horned to settle nj accounts u the
nrm. WM ZIMMERMAN,
SAM'L MCKEE.
Ksekuk, Jaly II, iS56--jy21-d2w
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r Y MOVAL

REMOVAL.
THE undersigned has removed his Wholesale
= Boot and Shoe business to No. 81, North Main
street, between "a and Sd two doors west of NJ Sea-
ton 4 SONS. W.T.. THOMPSON.
Ksokuk, June IT, SO dem
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]. B. HOWELL

j. B. HOWELL
WI reply to the speech made BY Mr.. Rich
ardson,
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING,
at the corner Of Fifth and Main streets. a,
O'Clock. All people interested in the poll
TICS OF the day, especially Democrats, are
respectfully invited to attend.
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NOMEFMlMe, NEW

SOmE II HING NEW
A No highly important to all Interested in the
"A construction and repair Of all kinds Of build
ings. steamb boats " cars.
The undersigned would announce to the people OF
the city Of keokuk and vicinity that they nrc now
fuliyprepared to put ut the shortest notice. T. p
Russeil's Patent Compound Cement Roofing ON can
vas, completing the roof. Of ordinary sized build
ings in one day. Also will old leaky tin roofs
at half the expense, making them as good or better
than when new.
From good and sufficient reasons, We repose tho
sssnusi confidence in lhe ptriness the coInDna-
ton and use of this mt fot all roofing purpo-
ses. Havings seen its merits faithfully dsmonstrs-
ted We prepared to say that il il superior to Tin
Shingles, Slate, or any other roofing now in use
being perfectly tight and fire proof admitting
VI any pitch. either steep or fat
1t ndherss firmly to whatever 1t is put upon. il
not affected BY this heat Of summer or tho frosts az
winter. does not drsip run. but becomes ard and
smooth, admitting OF any amount Of wear by tread.
ing thereon, and Il ~ cheap single.
We wish 70 statethat this is no Pitch, Felt GRAY
81, Indiarubber, DUN Shelach, Gattapercha roof
ing, but Is different from any and all
the cement roofing used this city vicinity.
All roodng done by us we warrant equal to the
sample which can be at our shop, the corner
ot 5th and Tm4a sts.. or at boarding place, ST.
Charles Hotel. -
All interested We invite 10 call before contrasting
for other roo6ng. COWLES L PALMER.
NOTICE.. ITO those wishing to engage IN the busi-
ness elsewhere we Offer for sale the most Of the
counties Of this State. CAP.
July Is d3m.
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DlssOiuttOn.
vIIHE partnership heretofore existing under the
name Of Davies Hart is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. All claims against the firm viii
be cancelled by johnson Davies, who will in future
conduct the business and who alone authorised to
collect, and settle the business Of said firm.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD X. HART. 4
ke0kuk, June rs, l85G.--aOdtf.
C0Ylositles for the LIatlo E0aks.
Lvkkf thing that you can think Of to tickle the
hearts Of the little folks can be had of c. Obsr.
top, ~ the
Dot -. SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE.
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Notice..

"A IL. persons indebted to the late arm Of Baldwin
- Evans &C.,, are hereby notified that paymen
OF same IL expected on or before the first Of Jul.
next, to the undersigned.
a June Is, lS56--d6w BALDWIN h EVANS
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$4,000 worth OF Property Ter s.Ie
On Credit.

and 9th sts., ~ $40 per foot, ON I, 2, r. T. g. q.
and years ut per cent. interest. Also 20 feet on
I'D between Exchange and Bank sts., and Lots Z. &.
aud " in block No. 20J pay able one and two wears.
Also an undivided one-eiyhth Of Block No 1872 and
Lots 2, 81 ~, II and IL, in Block No l53: also
log feet rear ends OF It's TO- IL and IL in Beck NJ
20. All situated in keokuk. Also $40 acres of
Land we'll located in Jackson Township. one nth
cash, balance in l, 2 and years.
HAWKINS TAYLOR
also want partner with from 81. 900 to xl0. O0O
who Is a good business man. without any old fogy
tsndencies,l to engage in the lumber business.
july I'D H. r
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ioEs FOR FsEsos,.-The New Orleans
Deuisch zei:ung, Gsf~sn paper with the
largest circuiation in the S>athern States.
goes for Fremont and Dayton. che Louis.
vile Anseiger, German, had the faa ,Lo;.ted
but has taken it down.
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II ANlAG determined, hereafter, to do an exclu-
siveiy cast business in our retail department.,
VIZ are prepared 10 sell al kinds If Hats Caps Bon
nets, 3c., ut greatly reduced prices. Our stock IL
now very complete. and We keep nothing but the
b.st grades of good always have the latest styles
aud will sell lover for cash than the common grades
sold ou 1.e edit. So come on with your dimes,
va All kinds 81 Millinery work done to order
At the shortest no. ice
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-22

Ecepid4 LectKFeSs0II1 Ae'11H!Atl w tsSdttdoty
For F calrsS b. idss
r7IIE pRoPn1EToRs take pleasure in expressing
alelr thanks for tss a,d sue
~ sstils she,l; g lsss
rapidly increasing lsns for a',d
cial HOUSES assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
sH has a e5E c M @ s M o. ari
NOT ATTAINED by ANY OIliER lNsrlTuTION.a Each
N@S s;S @ s si ,s1 Ac has mustered he Whole routine
Of ali Accountants duties as Thoroughly though ne had
Hose; amt ts all par,lnessi slterng anu egresious
biunters are, in a great measure, lissipatea
ants, also secured the services OF Of the
our Instruction Is extene partleglarze
Entry HOOK kEEpIN, will ffec and fl discussion Of
its Sesnti I9s s!SFy @
osra9h, Commercial PrO'ncts Commercial Calculations,
Political Economy. Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
nerslp, &C. sE .7lr8a t.,,.; n
tss THE LADIES' HDRP4RY3fENYss Il {.
opened for the reception Ladies'. No InstituOnn
the Union lmrnrs mOretlOrOagh Interesting in
In c6nciason NC would aid, That We shall put forth cur
best Efforts merit iii still eminent cree, the at
agt S.E SSeif % 10 Sait s6E Ma% @ s t
coH'He Gt erettie l3t"etio a"n ca' dG,0t1HedatGRy
OtISr Sfnlilttr Mercantile C0itsJe. ..
Among the many Recommendations, We give the follow
1--WE, the undersigned, take pleasure eslifyng that
are PerSolay acquainted with Mr. Gr9ngcrs alitS as an
highest order. lie hus had great experience IN Ac-
cOuntant, inCaYy Commercial and nunkin Houses, which
gives hin superior facilities in tnrartinY Practical
KMOlredle 9f Imk't 00rVHgh C0Aa1erei.a
EdUctIt0n. ..f s,..-I ..z - .fa.-,- t.i
...E.5 ]. ]. ALLEN, Ill. d.,
-.' ~ NE President Of Farmers College.
~, LORIS ANDREWS,
President OF Kenyon College.
- -
To young men wish to acquire "IsineSs EdWcd-
ton" think IL affords facilities very seldom equMlel
GRANGER the qualifications OF theoretical knowl
edge altnrss in eachny, added to practical Counting
n0ni experience and feel confident that graduates from
his College will h: fully competent 10 keep the most c0nl
rGted aetQf RonEX 'f 't- ~ t5 5f
A.P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
III JANNEY, SSUy Board of Control, state bank OF o.
J.F. rARSi, book Keeper at D. 7. Wondlmry's.
D.OTEED1ER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. q. MILLS, Scc'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C. B. MASON, Book Keeper ut J. II. Riley Co.'s
81 For full particulars send for Circular. t,
s GRANGER ce ARMSTRONG,
fc4-fv ProprietorS
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tn. JOHNSTON, 3JR., 777-s
90 Agent for Rsnnc Cots. ln safa55
'"wooDR95WniSis R&5S nSiy 9hR sfElIrs rssTAND'!n q
N,.4 Wheeling. i"
EALEK in superior FAMLr FtorR, DRtgo BEgF TOScrEs,
FTaptks JsLt SAUCES., cATsuFs suosns, soLassAs srs-
uP and every article en-; usually " foa' in Family Grocery
fee and GtHT u, r, rsseF1ss Y tsy formerly
FaIdlkeIchefs aud Cravats. -
Of 9 ns snnrasRg @ the lowest and
HaeE . SitS cfavats' ats extra a, sizes; ,f .el.,
scarfs-paln black and fancy; - o. lSl4sis.s %
Halt Hose OF all kinds embracing double feet and bas
susPendtrs Of all Kinds incIua: boys liuers of varI.
Gus styles and superior quality X q, i9.7
NAIL AIS which will be sold very lew at No. Tn'ans'R
OkiO ..E.g ~ y 2le-... II. srALlMANs
IN tBDLS No.1 l. Lard on, . % : q 80 ST5T il.
isi I do spirits Gi
Bbs RhS Furniture TafnIsh fot 5ef
jSaS 1uG''t. 9' ii rs Musllr1ELD
SnGss 3es FE1 Indian YsfsH fSSags E TI ssf!PF
lUUO Jan5 - -. INIGitilSs / IuSiFfELT.l q
200 LIIs ms. .LinaFgs Just tSssISs y
~ iaa5 -. tL4GdiiEISs pgsIIr1ELp.
gR S'fpl'A Pns KsGGSg HEfI 6 tfSY tspr1n
. iRn5 III iIXuGnLISs & pusllF1ELD.s
GALS Holland Gin Of PrIme a., by -
I is L,e'ssa On Just fsfS'Sf busntiELbs
RRIs 0OrpsFas for sql .
I5s7'TI fPOwDER. .Fi57T q 20 T55JI7TT777
100 KEGS Duponts Riae. o.. ~ s..r.l
wv ..RYlo GEO: WILSON,:
attst q J. .isGnERR co.
~, =, :, Sal
ny24 JOHN zKNoFE.
.l(t 5s,7 BARREIs & m.sEsrtll ..,3f ~
Is S' u 3sS Il aGNSs NJ 1'.asha'. .Hs Ht
1",lfsstlrsa 5ef Il Is asfff ifls Il co. ,alast
teelsw ias as hereto!ore. az e IL ,..s..3
ldes5 at.t 4isists seiJ.n PESDIEroN.,
% p 6j5sBLoUl GRAIN. SEEDS BuTrRR, &c..l.S ~
EyTASTEn snlsel make liberal
ofHsE Ys YORK, of iosr etat ons, corn. SarIsS
clover and timothy sssds butter selId pekle and
asg l43.s .;ls5f Water street.
0NEWUNJRED5REfRR
y 5asss -, : ~ 8 poXNE cowd1I1.
n 8PIs H EESPT Fly S,5! EStt Family a
e0oO bushels sheLed Corn -for sale by t{.
lds92 Sc ts,.Li u GoRpoN aIATTIiIWs 9 co.
t3s ID dstsi .ss '91t y sts z J!RidnEER eco.
GIL0YE bales in sale by' z Z y q
", 5ins2 =. I.isz1s ysss 40 GOOD 4.cos
MUSTARD IsEEDe60l White Mustard Seed, store
jh6 Wy 80, ~, ss'' ~ - ~ GOOD eco.
Sop4L " ARSIsII g bls No and 9 ~ sale
on BBIs southtr1 Family Flour 5for siiS " zI5flT
f0Oiliinhl4 2iii5f.yF j n. GREER co,
TX RRLs. Trtadepha brand Tor sale
ahi4 nj Il" = = s'ss9 4 si5+.9NJs n. GREER co!
T3TANTED-BlaeI and ytll5x mustaFd9ced.
THIt{E ~ sts Siss n ALEX. TURNER,
oc24 Melodeoni iBnlldInls AIdn 81.
1Y0 7bUsffELS sW6Ftc Beaus 5ff5hf5JlsT
l1QN2Q i onlonsstq ALriye fog sale by @ 80 x.
dC2Q r GORDON, MATTHEW'S 4 co
T1cAuTaY IS iffststy q tiand volume and
iarpsr& .s and Bal heap mi edi-
i5iss I'D q T7zsf7 rw1IpE 3 BRO!