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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

CHiLIcoTHE The Ottumwa Courier has
been giving succinct sketches of towns in
its neighborhood, gathering up items CON
corning them, etc. The plan is good one.
We wish allthe country papers would do the
same. 1t il more useful TO the country about
than the residents themselves presume. for it
enables people abroad to Get an accurate
idea of the state Of things, and 1t keeps the
press, and so mcasurably the people, of our
own State, better informed as to the condi.
ton Of things, character of improvements,
etc.
We have heretofore made use Of the
Courier's articles. and should be glad to do
so with similar articles in other quarters, if
they were presented. And such use is of
material advantage to the localities spoken
Of
The last No. Of that paper contained a no.
tice of Chilieotbe, Wapello Co. The town
lies on the South bank of the Des Molnes,
about midway between Ottumwa and Eddy
vile, and is expected to be the crossing point
OF the Burlington and Missouri River Rail-
road. Limestone, free stone and coal abound
there. Sam mills and grist mills. moved By
water aud steam. furnish ample accommodu
ton for the region. The town site is high
healthy, and beautiful. Considerable pork
Is packed there, all the ordinary mechani,
arts are prosecuted, and the town is said tc
have nearly trebled during the last year.
From 100000 to 500, 900 brick will be burned
for the coming season, NEST Of which have
already been engaged. Present population
not given.
TnG READYMApE HorsEs.-J. l.. Curtis,
Esq, has returned from Cincinnati, and in
forms US ne has made no positive contracts
with reference t. the purchase Of houses. in
consequence Of tho unwillingness Of the man
ufacturers to make any other engagements
than to deliver them on the boats at Cincin-
natl Contracts can be made so far a. that,
however, adfantageously, and, if necessary.
mechanics acquainted with that particular
work sent with them 10 put them together, 50
that they would not cost moro, or materially
more. than was anticipated To take into
consideration this proposition, meeting Of
those who subscribed for houses will be hold
en- this morning AT O'Clock. at the Mayor
Office, at which we hope they will all be pre-
sent, as well as others Interested, and those
wiling TO subscribe, but who have not done
50 as yet. tits important The Immigration
is very evidently going TO be more extensive
even than We anticipated, and incomers must
have places to live, or they must 90 away Of
necessity.
Mr.. Curtis informs us that Messrs. Guthries
4 Buekinghams, of GAINESVILLE, have shipped
on their own account fifty houses, complete
with the exception Of the framing TIMBER
They will be here soon.
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Etna Insur a nee Co..

~ Hartford Fire Insurance CO., capital $500,
Star Insurance Company. capital 81 900.
Commercial Insurance Co., Of st. Louis, a
$4,000
at Life Insurance Company capital 81 SO, !
Fire, Life and Marine Policies issued by
inch ldlm W. W. BELKNAP Ar(
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MAsHINaTnN- March o2


HOUSE,. After a struggle of two hours the
bill was re-committed to the Committee of
the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Lane, of Oregon, called attention to
he horrible suferings of the whites in Ore
gon and Washington Territories, caused bv
the unrestrained outrages Of the Indians !:
10000 Of whom Of various tribes are loca-
ted therein. He alluded TO the frequent muir
ders committed, and said that no step of the
Administration had thus far been Of service
in restraining these savage atrocities, aud
unless some severe step is taken, the whites
Will be wiped out entirely. lie earnestly APP
pealed for on appropriation Of 100000, to
secure the services of friendly Indians, who
alone could ~ the summer time penetrate to
the hiding places and Businesses Of the foe
lie introduced bill for that purpose, and
1t was referred to The Committee on ways aud
means.
Mr.. Campbell, chairman of the committee
OF Ways and Means, said the matter would
De considered Immediately. Adjourned till
Monday.
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TINS DEs MoSEs VALLEY WHla Is issued from
this Office every Wednesday has an extensive and IN
creasing circulation throughout the DesMoincs Val
ley as we'll A. in the rest OF the State and the Uni
I'd states, and as a medium of advertising is not
Surpassed Subscription price $3.50 per annum IN
advance.
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kEOkUk MARINE INSURANCE
CQRllAl. A200. 0OO.

fINHIs Company is prepared to do Marine
L ance business. Cargo risks taken ct custe
rates, and the usual Cash facilities extended ID
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS
A Bridgman, VIM. +. Turner,
Z. IL. Harrison, Geo. b. smy,h.
John Templn. A.. L. Deming.
John McCune, q. +. Conn,
G. Garber, Jas. 4. Cox.
". c. Rentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN, Presiden(
G.B. SMYTH, Vice Preside
A. l.. DEFINING, treasurer
VIM. r. TURNER, Secretary.
Office in I'd story Concert Hall building.
an2id&wgvna
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Pay or OrR CoNGREssAEN.--A correspond
ent Of the New York Express says that notice
has been given in the Senate of the introduce
ton OF bill to increase the compensation Of
members of both Houses. 1t is proposed TO
fix the sum at twelve dollars per day, although
there will be an effort to substitute q fixed
annual amount. The suggestion meets with
considerable favor, as the expense Of living at
Washington at present renders it unsafe for
any but rich men to accept q seat in Congress.
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CITY ELECTION.

JANIS GRAHAM, Of Sankusky, will be q eandi
date for Justice Of the Peace In this township q
the ensuing election
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

CT The ice started for the second time at
Rock Island on the 18th, but gorgcd short
distance below. II was expected soon TO run
out.
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'FFe0tcoHtt NFfF LtFf
March 10 1856 dIwly
To Matchmaker aud Jewellers.

To Watchmak aud Jewellers.
WE 1rs new re wing our ssrns sock Of
Nach ron d Constantines
Lewis Richards
jules Suer's
James oldarts
r. r. Coweroy's
+. d. Johnson's
X, Psrry's
aud other celebrated makers in Gold and Silver Ca
ses Also largs stock Of cheaper Watches, OF til
bst styles Also Every description Of Jewelry, u
The latest styles, of the lin ST tn cheapest quality
Also lab ani eket Cutlery, Plated spoons an
Fork, Clocks, Watch Materials, Spectacios, Pistols
Aceordeons &c
aers will find it to their advantng, to eSamin
QUE stock. a. W. can sell as cheap ~ any Eastern
house, and no has god an msnt Ia selec
from. DUIME x CO.,
importers and Wholesale Dealers, No 100 Main st
Cincinnati q.
meh5l DIV.
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cp The National Executive Republican
Committee have issued cal! for the Conyen-
ton to meet at Philadelphia, June 18th, in
viting the attendance Of delegates represent
lag all the opponents Of the slave policy Of
the Administration. The address accompa-
nying it was written by +. F. Blair.
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Mr.. EDITOR Please announce j. r.. uRfrFKY o. a
candidate for City Marshall at the Spring election.
MANY NorrRs.
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- Ice IN the Illinois river was twelve to
fourteen inches thick at Lacon on the 18th
1t will be several days yet before boats can
get through to Lasalle.
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Home
NSsIftNGE COMPANY.

Office No. / Wa! street, New York
Cash Capital. S5oU u
Amount Of Assets, SSH 5.
Amount of Liabilities $53 q;
fftHIS Company difars from most other in h,
i apaid ap capital If 5000, 900 90 aud no
bends are made to stock hoiders without FIRST pu
ing for the unearned premium on all outstandin
ieies, in addition to the capital
CHAs. j. MARTIN, Pref
A. T. WfLLMARTH, Sec.
jan25d3m WIN. T. TURNER. An
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eTThe Arlington ID. G. Bank has ia lied.
1t was the property Of Mr.. Sheldon Of Chi
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MEssRs. EpiroRs Many Of the citizens Of kso-
k ak desire to propose Wh. II MCPnrRsoS NJ a cand-
date for City Marshal Mr.. Mcl'her+on hiss b., n
tried and tested by the citizens Of the place, and
found to be prompt, faithful and efficient officer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

We are requested to state that Wx. Srorrs will b,
candidate for reelection the office Of g. II. 1T th
sprug election
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

ET a large namber of persons are about
leaving Rock Island for Kansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

GT We learn that the bridge at Farming
ton has been repaired, and il now passable.
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We are requested 10 Announce Il. CoLe. as d can
didate for r-electon to the office of Justice If tn
Peace al the Spring election.
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ALL THE WORLD IS CoMlN6 WEST Mr. Cur
It's informs us that the desire and design to
come West Is more extensive, BY far, than
has been anticipated; that he was astonished
to find it 80 extensive; and that Keokuk Is
the great point talked Of in all quarters.
GAINESVILLE paper which he shows us confirms
his statement as fur rs that locality is cor
cerned. Many viii come from that city. and
among those who have concluded to do so,
are Henry Love, Esq, who will engage in
Baking, and Messrs. Rlguet 4 Bailey, who
will open a large confectionery establish
mont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

Arrival or THE CANApA.-The Canada
arrived on the 18th. She brings, however,
no further news Of Importance than the Emu.
The general news by that vessel is farther
suhstantiated Peace impressions seem gen
orally TO prevail, though many shrewd men
anticipate the failure Of negotiations, and
perhaps the Improvement perceptible in the
markets may be attributed to the anticipation
of such failure by operators.
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ATHEN Ell VI.

THoS. DUFF Manag3r c. j FYFFE, Asst Manager
2nd time in this city If tn interesting and excl Ing
Drama ut The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

Signs or THE TINES. Forty Journals
in the State Of Pennsylvania. heretofore SYM
pathsing with the Know Nothing movement,
repudlate the nomination of Fillmore and
Donelson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

TmoHAs MARTIN will be a candidate for reelection
to the 9fic If Ju-tice If tbs Peace At tile April
IL
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Tn The pnr,Iic-

HAVING determined, hereafter, to do an d
l siyeiy east. business In our retail depart
W are prepared TO sell all kinds Of Hats, Caps
nets, &c, at greatly reduced prices. Our I'D
now very complete. and we keep nothing b
st grade Of goods always have the latest
and will sell lower FIR cash than the common >
are sold on credit. So come with your dim
@A- All kinds Of Millinery work done to
at tAa shortest notice.
Oct 2h-Altf. D z HUMPHREY 4 GAO
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Prices u Adm ou-~i)rss. Cer1ie SO e.nts I.3bh,
- e nts. Door OF n At &c oc@, curtain will rise
At
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

60 t, ct BIZ 8 on First Street, between Main 4 .
son. Also, House and Lot, corn, If First and .
son. Apply 10 SMITH NANhICkLI
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To amy Gentleman

XNISlITNG new Hat VS. have just receive
w Express 2 dozen Soft Hats of Superior
lty ~ the Great Western Emporium
ID. Il. HIT MPHKEY 4 GAO
Angus; II, 1855.
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Carpenter OF Rouen.

~ ms massacre 81 Is. bar hAtDM.w.
MaTtssu ths Carpenter If R5u -. Mr. Bnf
An1oine lard Apr nue@ e MaTt.aul Mr. Fgfo
dadeion Dlughtr If the G4rpsataFJ. Mrs buG
- rf9fnaues Wiz conclude w4tb the lau zhabt
farce Vi the
T99DLE-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

are paid out OF the Treasury of the nation,
nearly two-.hirds of which belongs to the
people Of the free States.
4 majority of the old Wing and Demo-
cratic parties passed the aforesaid act, " ich
was signed by Willard Fillmore, the then
President of the United States and although
many leading statesmen and citizens then OPP
posed it, the majority of Congress, com
posed of all the Southern delegation and
some Of the North, passed the measure.
which cannot be enforced without coming in
conflict with the Constitutions and laws of
the free States, by which the rights of their
inhabitants are declared and protected.
The Wing and Democratic parties in 1859
being determined that Congress should do
nothing more in reference to Slavery. both
passed resolutions alike at their Conventions
held at Baltimore in that year, declaring that
they would resist the further discussion az
fine matter and action thereon. This being
the case. the nation was astonished to find
the very men who had declared this princinle
take the directly opposite course, without any
cali from. or consultation with, the people.
but contrary to their known views and wishes
The men who opened the agitation were the
present Administration and their immediate
adherents, and no doubt exists that their OBJ
ject was to obtain Southern influence in the
next movement to elect IA President of the
Republic. The price they offered TO paw
for the consideration to be obtained was.
that the wide and extended domain of the
nation from which Slavery had been forever
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-01

0NE thousand B1nuets Il all styles and aud
- At h. 4. HUMPHREY d GAd
..eE u VT
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FEfllhEE hundred dozen wool and fine hats "
L style, AZ D.E. III apiikE1 6AQ
o.. alWti
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VI ILLlNIKY 6eoAs If every variety. al thd
vi c.t prices, at y r. lie MpIEEY { Cad
4e.aHl+rsf
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

PEII4DELPHLI
Curtain Warehouse,
III ss.nEt " Philadelphia, OPPOSITE tae Ndts RoRss,
HENRY W. SANFORD.
IMPORTERS AND DEALER IN GuRTAISS, MATERIALS,
AND FURNITURE CoyERNGs,
which he ofsrs at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE IND RET.4IL.
The stock comprising, in part the following;
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Ciraices;
do Muslin do do Pins
@DEApeEy, Laees 1 sIuslins, do bands,
French Brocasis All widths Canopy Arches and Rings
and colors: Cords, Tassels, GimPs,
Satin de LlIngs; PrinSes, Curtain Drops &C.
DunasEs;
Alaree stock Of FRENCH PLGS8ES, of all coors and
qualities on hand.
all colors for sbRang
\. B. Persons ordering Curtains, VIII sgve the OF
the hei tl width OF the entire frame of the window.
mar
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MEDICAL.
E AR AND EYF~
Drs LEBRUN & DuFro,s
oCUIISIS AND ,AJTRTSr11rOS N

~ LIS , IND 1eN. +AURISrTS9 y
tI0AR. LRERUN. offers to thoS. l,,fEarir. X =
~ iEhaiiibEs aural remedies which H. Deanss A.,
la nearly three Thousand Of coutr,
remedies have been pronounced BY DIS t.
and Deleau Of Paris, and Curtis PIcher Of lr
most wonderful ever supplied for Lsras. - 'aon H.
middle ear. They comprise different - nt'rbs mt
riOus diseases that effect the external a, " Il ~,
II the dseRss Is confined so tho cxtrrIa, iattty
a IN epeEy case, when the ear Is rrs stsrr.
ton. He has eighteen certificates from ~ Is r5
deaf from infancy whose hearing nov, no hsTt r.
and they enabled to IeUrr H. Sr,te--5
twenty hundred cases of deafness Or,
fully treated by h. Certificates to iia, sen Siese,
on application. S 1i7yy h Sc,
In all cases of deafness arising from, IN .,,-,..
eaiH1, or even TetoJ'1tfoR Of the G.i
usually called the "drnut :" ihisTnnOtisg Esi-r
1cIRe of the tHlp0RUUl and r1iSfsiGa ts5 ~.
t0tion Of I'1HcEs; RereoHs tL8ectiOas dtrs
or when the disease be traced to So. g'1fii. ~
ous, Bilious or Intermittent Fever, Cold. FyFs nj
rlercurinl medicines, gatherings the 4's az uaa.
&c, the sense in nearly erery jR,;.bs ehblut
Where want of secretion is apparen The L.
being dry and sc1lv; when the deafness canal"
noics In the car, like rusny of lsfvc Ills
ter when in STOPPING position Sensation Is 81 fA
Of blood to the head had taken place l-p a'es
perfectly acute where there Is much noise or j. -Nr
tn dull and cloudy Weather, when cold b - A::s
The course pursued by DR. LERRUN is cutsllsss 80
lille. N+'''SIed 'stI.
Dir. DuFTON, the only practitioner in IT,, U,,.,s...
who practiScs the new, painless AMI nj -
treating all diseases to which the eye Is suI;f.t vi
ry o:hermeRns have failed to afford relief he aEss
such fair and impartial trial. Patients, 6y srT a
few particulars OF their case, have rene lies sent
part. ~ %
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NOTICE.
fpersnas knowing Indebted to McCallenE
Knez esTnesy requested to call and settle by cash
OF uosa On Or before the hret Of January.
Prious svlna clain agasnr the fran VII please present
than sSsliesiaetien. ,,.cr,1,v,,s & KSoY
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DRESS 'GODUS.
JUsT received W. AOTTE& BROS. great variety of
- Dress Goods, such
Fancy Dress Siiliy-iatrst styles;
MORE Antique siixs--Iess Than the usual prices;
Plain Inc; - Cheap;
Printed Plain, Plaid and Striped BcraGCs;
F0unccd Drcsses--a choice variety;
Twisted SILKS ard Ts>ueS-very pretty;
Plain all-NoOl DeI.ln"I-a!l shades;
Printed Plain Ch.iIies--iandsome and cheap:
French. Scotch and American Lawns-beauti!ul;
English ard French Chintzes-good assortment;
Satin Striped uni Plain Popllns
Plaid ana Striped DucEiias-anew article.
ALSO
materials CllTnn's N.esses. npS
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OUEENSWARG.
OIL. posi- OF7FICB. :,

QUEEN SW-ARG.
WE resi,eesIaiy Inyi.e citizens, country
w eha:y Eh9fsre EepenIEhnE their stock Of China,
Ias ueen5vEre Fancy 0Ooda, TO examine stock
gsy Znst Purchasing elsewhere II embraces
touc elti=c reW and desirable patterns Of this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
country merchants to give US Eastern prices,
With eost 81 transportation.
u Gcots re-ehipmsn. packed With great care and
). x. DUNHASf & CO.,
Nc. rs Monroe street,
apa Wheeling. We.
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MIsCELL ANEOUs.
BOOKS! BOOKS!!


10 H N FL s II u r 5
7 WOULD call attentien 10 my very large Stockof
il SCHOOL BOOKS
of every variety used in and about Wheeling and sod
atredueed prices
3lcGnIeJ 5 Series Of NeAdersi
Lianders'
Elementary Eclectic, Sanders and Towns sPeilers
Smiths, Green's, and k,rkhAnl's GrGlnmars;
Davies, Rays, Adams, rfaeys and GEeeneafs Arith
ALSO
All kinds Primers children together with an assoF
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
OF late Standard Works.
ALSO-Cap Letter and Fancy Note Papers of every yar
ety Plain aud Fancy Envelope Pens and Yam
kee Notions, Porte Monnies and
DIARIES FOR 1856.
Ny of Blank Books will always be found complete
would also call attention my stock of
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
which he surpassed In style and quality variety ana
eheapnesS, by any house in the West.
Buying my goods directly from the manufacturers am
enabled sell prices Don't take word for it but
call aud examine for yourselves before purchasing else
where. JOHN FISHER,
1873 Main st. Wheeling, Va.
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On. J. nELA0y LgDaUx,

N B.-A Treatise on the Nature and Ireat-,c,, ~ la,
ness and Diseases of the Ear, NTH TreatSi, Of he
and Dninb. Price 81. - '' 'Ss
Money letters must be registered By i:e Posls.tr
Registered Letters own ris&-,lrsse Lar a..
mind Correspondents must EicIoss POSTAGE for ,t,-
answers the New Postage Law requiring prepayment -
'cIS' - Eihitl
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1af. TESTIAtOSY

Eve, The undersigned practitioners of medicine in N. -
Of New York, having liu occasion to znCss M. T,r
Drs LSBrun and Dafton in diseases The Ear aud E,i,
ing aside all personal jealousy and prejudice ;Iy a.
the COURSE pursued by them in treating diseases OF
icote ORGANS, from the unparalleled sucress sr{jr5 h, ~
teae0 r. Is well worthy the attention of or
brethren throughout the United States TI.IF 800, !
treattnE dtseascSo Of the middle Internal ear
OF metcatsd yapors, particularly in chronic and eorr
s1 eases ior: new era in the practice Of
practiioneF III diseases Of e eye, tey seldom rc:rst
resort 10 IN operation As skhil nd oeusly
enthuShstcay devoted to their profession NE coriIr n
commend them to such as require their nid''
Signed, lLryIYYpR X Nnrr NJ
GEn. 8. HRNNsS. NJ. D., IoE\rr WISsfnyr NJ II ="
c., DELPAS, NJ. D., ALfsroy 49, Fn.YF,s n ~
r. V. VAN BUESS, N. D., BEDFu1D noEi.Nrs Il n "
Nesc YORK., August, 1sI9.
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New Arrangements.
I .1S,II ]: = FUFNIsIIING GOODS l5s

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIVE ereiEued having purchased te entire stock Of
IL Hoi ekecpIng Goods OF r. D. WoOi respectfully in
forms public that he m continue the business a the old
stad rsleHgklng the stock and adding thereto
an OF YEletIe9 and will keep constantly on hand
GLHGTA, BsIrAH1IA JAPASSED, ETANELED, BLOCK TIKI,
W,ILoR aID WOODEY EISIa, IA.
Bile CuTLERT, WATTGRS TRATSt
HAHaEES BAsEETg,
faRty sad common; G5O- Fancy Soaps, Hair Tooth and
Ea lTuEes Pocket Books, HOnnaeS aud Perfumery
-isss NM. HEBURN.
VTAas AND SHOULDERS very superior quality Just
II estvsd and for 'alePy , =, .7yr1,y,vs ]. m
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New Spring and Summer Goods

n T
mol SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure Ia saying friends that am recev
ing nv Spring GOnaS consisting of Broad
Cloths ali coors Ihve beautiful lot Of Plain and Fan.
cy French Cassmeres think much better assortment
than can he found in the city. 1913
AsOvestngs great variety and of every description
THIN SUMMER GOODS.
Sv stock consists DFai Detn, Bonbazne Duck, Lin
en- arseles, Cloth, &c &c, can't he beat
for making Clothes weather, all
of which prepared make the best possible man
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting of Cloths, CHsslneTes, Cashmere Cloth, Duck
Linen Drai, Deta, Bonba5ne, Goods
made ur in Guon style; Patuoons and Vests yari-
iy Shirts Collars, Gloves, Crnvats, Suspenders,
a every article that is required for gentleman's
outfit.
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