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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-06
. Nca0rcs ana Correspondents.

NJ The editor is wholly unable to attend
at present, to the letters ofhis correspondents
being confined to his house, and almost en-
tirey to his bed, by sickness. lie hopes,
however, to be able to attend to business in a
week or two.
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4 Rare Chance for Business.

L business, offers for sale the Good VIII,
STOCK AND FIXTURES
Of his Cabinet and Furniture Ware looms,
in NORTH EAST.
He has on hand L large assortment = ?
of Furniture. consisting of Nlhugany !
and Walnut SOFAS, SiDEBOARDS ~.
BUREAUS. TABLES, WASH STANDS.
COTTAGE HIGH POST AND TRuNDLE
BEDS IEADS. SC. nc. Also a liuc assert
ment OF SETTLES and CHAIRS, MAT
THESES, and indeed almost every article
Of Furniture kept by the largest Cabinet
II urc-ltoo.ns.
This is rare opportunity for q business
man, tlnre being no other Cabinet maker IN
the town, and only one within SIX miles.
Persons desiring to purchase Furniture
have here I'm opportunity to supply them
selves At girntty reduced prices AS | am de-
ternnei sell oHyrry cheap for the cash.
The shop Gun be rented by the person buy
ing ont the stock and fixtures. Every thing
in and about the Shop is in complete order.
FRANCIS A. FOSTER.
n. B.-All persons indebted to mo are
requested 70 como forward ami settle at once
as 1 am drSiroUs to close UP my business
without delay. i. AZ.
July %, I5JG-3m.
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NATIONAL DEBT OF ENGLAND.-Thcl last
Parliamentary return shown that TN the 3lst
March last the amount of unrtd,cmcd ma tona
debt Of Great Britain was G175 3l2 ,GyI,
and the annual charge for its upon the nation
nearly twtniy-iuur millions s,cllns.
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PUBLIC AUCTION

Of Goods, Qnccasware, Hardmnre anl Ready
M.tdc Ci0ihiHg, at Eihion.
TllE subscriber will offer on THURSDAY,
l. the llth of September next, his entire
stock Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queenswaro,
Boots and Shoes and Ready Made Clothing.
Persons in want Of any Of the above Goods
will lind in TO their advantage to attend the
above sale; it will continue from day to day
till the entire stock is sold out. Sale to
commence at o'clock M.
SAMUEL II. MILLER.
AugNSt 30-ta.
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1.-THE New Orleans BULLETIN copies the
address of the New York Old Line Fillmore
Wigs with the following comments: "Itls
nohle--a patriotic production, worthy
Of the great State Of New York, wor-
thy Of the National Wings of that State, and
worthy of National Wings Of the Union. 1t
is the address of the Wing Convention ofNcw
York, which met at Albany on the 18th,
which was composed Of a thousand men equal
III every respect to the half dozen whose ac-
ccssion to Buchanan has flied all of his south
ern organs with the most luderous exultatinn
They point to Pcalce and Pratt and Benjamin
we point to a thousand Of their compecrs
all Gid Line Wigs who have never swclv,d
an inch from their ground. But we must
check our pen, and let the document itself
speak, as it does most poqucnily.
1t will thus be scotland the blinacst cannot
help seeing it-tlat the Old Line Wings of
the Union are comlnng up to the support of
Fillmore with an enthusiasm which promises
daily from now until the election. Thtrc is
indeed ground for encourage fol
the country. Let every man now do his du-
ty, and success will crown our united labors
with laurcls that will never fade.
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NEW loRK-lt is now generally conceded
~ intelligent men Of all parties, that New
York IS certain for Fillmore. Insome sections
OF that State "a fusion is talked Of among the
hepuhiicanS and Democrats for the purpose
OF defeating the American ticket.
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30,0OOfo 30, $3.50 Trees.

oll TINS farm contain from
$1,000 10 1,O10 Trees.
now in vigorous barring condition. and coy
erIng an area Of about 400 acres They have
furnished for market in u single wear owe,
serenity MoVyaad hasAUs of reaches. The
superiority Of the fiuit is well known in the
Philadelphia market.
BY Steamboat communication the Peaches
may se delivered daily, during Peach season.
III Baltimore or Philadelphia. The orchards
now otlritd for sale are acknowledged to be
among the most extensive and. productive in
the United States, ard are worthy the atten-
ton Of all persons wishing to make 3 safe
and advantage as investment Of capital. There
is also on the premises a small apple orchard
Of select trees, and sufficient wood land for the
uses Of The fam. The Land is in the highest
state Of improvement. and il addition to the
Peach crops, yields abundant crops Of wheat.
corn, oats. hay, &c. The fencing is in good
order.
This property is now rented for Sc 10000
to gentleman Of Delaware, who has great
experience i'll the Peach business. This rent
depends in no way upon the success OF failure
OF 'he crops, but is a certain monied rent.
The improvement on this farm consist Of
comfortable Dwelling house and conmcd-
Gus kitchen, fitted up with boilers, cooking
range, and many moncrn conrcnicncr-
Also several small buildings for the accomola-
ton Of laboulelS: u meat house with deep
dairy colIaa carpenters shop, tool house.
Barn stable and shedding two pumps Of good
water, one near the house and the other at
the Barn, and productive garden convenient
to the kitchen.
This property is ntcrsccttd by Public
Road, which divides il into two parcels, nearly
tqnrl IL size. 1t VIII be sold in whole or in
III parcels as should be deemed best
on the day OF sale. The peach crop of the
present year is now being gathered. and per-
Sc Ms wishing to purchase are invited to exam
me the property.
TRIMS = One third Of The purchase money
to be paid i'll Cash on the day of sale or at
any time within sixty days from the said day
OF sale: one hatf the balance, with interest
on the whole of the credit payments, to be
paid at the end OF one year from the day of
Sale, and the remaining half. wi b interest to
he paid at The end of two years flom the said
Gay Of sale in case Of the death Of Mrs. Ruth
CaSScday, widow Of James Case day deceased
within tIiat period, but if She, the said Ruth
CaSSeday. shall survive that period then the
last nstalmcnt TO remain a charge upon said
Real Estate during her life time the interest
thereon leirg aid annually.
If the cash payment be not made on tie
day of sal lie the rurclaselwill be required on
that day to give his note for the said cash pay
ment, with approved cndorscrs, payable in
Bank, sixty days after date.
Credit payment to be s,curtd by the Bond
Of the purchase + with approved security
On aymnt Of the whclc purchase nancy,
and not before good and sufficient deed con
veyng all the right and tide Of the parties in
interest will be executed Ly the said trustees
to the purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN. c. GRODME. !
GEORGE EARLE
September 9th. lSJ6--ts. Trustees.
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HE LAST MEMBER or TIE "II,RTFoRp
toNE ENTIoN. "-fX-''overnor Hubbard, of
N. IL. The last surviving member Of the fa-
mons old Federal Hartford Convention, is
stamping New Hampshire for BUCHANAN.
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SilERIFF'S SALE.

4 Y virtue of Il writ Of Ficri Facias issued
- out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at the suit OF Lakeland x Taylor against the
goods and ciattes, iauds and tencments of
Lewis Crothers, and to me directed, have
seized and taken into execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate at law
ard in equity, the said Lewis CrothcrS, Of,
in and to the following described tract or
parcel Of land, to wit all that tract or parcel
Of land called "Loag Green" lying and being
in Cecil county aforesaid, containing
FiEtJ-FosIr Acres OF Eand,
more or less; being the same tract Of land
devised by Samuel CroiherS, deceased, unto
Lewis CroiicrS, together with all the buld
ingS, improvements and appuPtcnauces there
unto belonging; all Of which | will ollcr at
Public Sale on
H,dnesday, Octobe, Isl, 1856,
ut O'Clock I. NJ, at the Count House door
at Elhton, 10 the highest bidder for Cash.
JOHN j Il. POOLE.
ElAton, Scptc .Jcr 9Th, iS9G--ls.
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- The Whining ton, North Carolina, Her
ala lays the Rice crop Of the present season
j, fooriShl':: and rcjoices over the advent ,g
tAe u.ual warns Of pump litllc rice birds.
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NGELsE

TEIIIE Orphans Court of Cecil county hold
D. their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays Of February, April, June,
August, October and December.
L. School accounts viii be passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN d. LAMAR.
Mars, 1SJ6-tf. Register.
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iEAEsESs.sssG ElIITEaS.

ELXros, May 10Th, 1856.
This is 10 certify that I have one of Bankers
Double Acting Force and Lift Pumps, put in opcr-
alton by Staples CaAtwcll, and / take pleasure
in saying that [ consider it aYpriDr to any pump
am arquair'oi wih fororlinary L1use purposes
1t works easy AMI does not appear liable TO get
out of order. | can ciieeFfuIly recommend it to
al who wish to purchase. L. II. MAY.
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BEHOLD TIE GRAND PROGRAMME!

The Performance will commence wi h a now and
bril ant ulicutal Eurc" entitled TIE TnUAIEo
OF ALGERIA. In whch will be Introduced q
Camp in The Dc7ost With nm exhibition OF the
wun!e tui TT raining Of he horses, which ere t&u;ht
20 lie DOWN. r.c"y their fnui in n i ting po,.rc.
au 10 perform succession Of rapid aud brilIi mt
Htiar EXECUTIONS, peculiar 10 the ,IiDc. The
silt,r 3, L. tr,; al
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Approach Of the Great s,,o,r |.
DAN RICE ON THE TRsCE,

A LII the combined NOVELTIES OF ROTH !lEMIs-
y rnEHts! are concentrated in DIN RICE'S
GREAT SHOW o perform at LLK1ON, on
18TH Of SLfIEllBlH. Afternoon and Even
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i"t S'ci' g""',S, III Cn"iGtfE' the "n
|eiH'7ne"' Is 1'""'ce' Will ohef ~ I"DAc
0"'e' on
IbESD tf, September 23w, 1856,
at the Court House door, in EIkton, all that
rract of Land, IN Eik Ncck, Cecil county,
Maryland, Of which certain Mary Steuts
died seized, containing about
% ACRES. 1Eu-a ~. Toss
hrirm fine. s,n,. t,,,.t ort,nl 49,, r.r.i,, T,ro,
J,IiS n"y - anil 'I;,;';, ".''I,'
NnIrrw R,rrItt W,sIrin"t,n Ii1,t ,j.y
W.i,y,n ,,,i ,Irs S',T;, r7nI -A'"' -A''N'
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TiIE LAST CALI.

A LII persons indebted TO the late firm Of
L a y. j. Scott x Bro, or 10 4. J. Scott on
store account, are hereby notified to call
without delay and settle their accounts with
David Scott, who is authorized to close the
business, Ar,tt-11 cry Tor I'm
''o"''sf @'" et S s5
ELk,,r ''''L} Intended l." IVAN IVAN
Noon ocr.la Near - d. uA5aON' "
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THE CASSEDAY
PEiCEi BLOSSOM FARM
AZ TRysTErS' SAas3.

THIS Farm Is Rented for the preSc!H Season at
Sc 10000.
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CiIILLS AND FEVER.

7 tST received Il fresh supply Of PaSchall's
~ Fever and Aguc Mixture, u never failing
remedy for this disease; give it a trial.
For sale by
DR.. IL. II. MITCHELL.
July -. 1856. Eiktun. Nd.
AG UE SUFFERERS will do we'll to read
Il Treatise by Edward s. Morris. on thc Forms
and Complications Of Chlls and Fever, and
The use of PaSchall's Fever and Age Mixture
IN the prevention and treatment of that and
other miasmatic affections. Sent free to any
addrl s..
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NEWARK FEMALE SEMINARY.

FE7llE next scholastic year Of this Institu-
4 ton will commence September lst, and
viii! be divided into two sessions of twenty
one weeks each.
Superior Teachers, thorough instruction.
pleasant location and the family intercourse
enjoyed, where 50 limited II nHmhrr is re-
cciYcd make this Il desirable aenooi Tor young
ladies.
TERMs.-Board and Tuition in English and
Latin, $1,000 pr session. Music, Drawing.
Painting, &c, extra. ForcircuLtrs contain
ing course Of study and other particulars
apply to the Principal.
MISS IL. CHAMBERLAIN,
NEWARK, DELAWARE.
REFERFNcFs.-Danicl Kirkwood, IL. D.,
President OF Del. College; Prof. W. A. Craw-
ford; Prof. E d. Porter. john Miller, ESP,
Newark, George Earle, ESD, Rev. J. W.
Mcars, Elkton; Charles +. Hall, ESD. Wash
ington; Rev. 7. Brainard, D. D., philada.
July II, lS5G-2m.
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THE CECIL WHIG
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
Ely 2. c. RICKETTS.

EEK VI : - -. 90 year,in advance.
I.5D, If not paid III advance.
500, for clghs OF Five.
1900, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS net exceeding q
square will be published three times for one
dollar: and twenty-five eSnts for each subsc-
qucnt Insertion; longer "Eezs in he same por-
portion G-y~rwelvc lines BREWER or space
elHll to that make Il square. ADVERTISE
ntcntS published quarterly semi annually or
yearly at moderate rates. Advertisements
sent without the INlRiber of times they are
co he inserted being stated will be continued
until forbid and charged according to the
above rates. Fractions ola square charged
as square.
Gy'No paper discontinued until al az
reara GEES are paid
10 'insle copies ofthc paper, FIVE cents.
~. b. PALMER. .ieeA, \. f. corner Of
Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
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SOXNEAEsE.E..S EAa.Ei.

NIeY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facas, issued
Is by Abram Taylor, one Of the Justices
of the Peace, Of the State Of Maryland in
and for Cecil county, at the suit of Lew
Tyson, against the goods and chattlcs, lands
and tencments of Patrick Kane, and to lur
directed. l have seized and taken into exc
cution all the right, title, interest and estate,
AZ law and in equity, Of the said Patrick;
Kane. in and to all that Piece or Parcel Of
LAND, lying and being in the vicinity OF
CharlrStown, adjoining lands Of VIM. Giant
and others, containing
Thirty Acres,
more or less; and hereby give notice, that
on SAIt RDAI, the goth day OF Srptcmbcl
one O'CLOCK =. NJ, | will Offer for sale, on
the premises; the said property, 50 seized
AMI taken in execution, by public auction.
to the highest bidder for cash.
l.. G. HARLAN.
August %, 185G-3w.
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ELKTay$fune 2nd. 1856

| hereby certify HAT I have ono Of Barker's
Lifting AMI i'orcjnt: Pumps in recently put
in by MGssrs. Stpies & Cantwcl, and hiyc no
hesitation In saying that ii works VOL in every
particular. LEM. L. NAY.
June Z, lS56-tf
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GS3 Acres, Mere or Less,

This farm is situated in Sassafas Neck,
Cecil county, Maryland, about six mills be-
low Cccillon, on the Public Road leading from
that place TO Grove Point.
1t extends to the SaSsafias River, where
there is good wharf and Steamboat Landing
belonging to the property. 1t is about mid.
way between The cities Of Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and not over sixty miles distant
from either city. The PEACH ORCHARDS
on this farm contain from
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NOTICE,


Ff1ilE County Commissioners will meet in
4 their Office, in Court House in Elliton, on
Tuesday, the 3th of September next, to at
tend to such business as may be brought
before them BY Order,
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
County Commrs Cecil county.
August 3Gth--tiu.
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". WHEY. n W HOLLAND Il. j. IdyEuAGT
SASH and pLhNING MILL,
PORT DEpCSIT. .
GcgSE County, nsaltsgt,h.

SETE, the undersigned, have rebuilt our
w Factory and are now in full operation
Our Building is fire proof and our machinery
ofthc latest improved Patterns.
Owing to our advantages in improyed
machinery, tlio situation Of our FACTORY be-
ing At one of the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our Arrangements for
purchasing lumber and materials from first
hands, we think we can offer inducements
possessed by no other Factory.
We earnestly solicit the attention and
extend an invitation to all Builders. Car
pcntera, &c., to give us a call, and examine
,ur work and prices before purchasing else
where.
We manufacture 10 order and keep on
hnnl
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4 JGHT French. CuSsjmeres, pocsin arl
4 Tweed do, Grape cloth, 4 beautiful az
icle for spring coats, Tor sale hy
apr IL l.. +. MAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
NNIFN. HENII4 aHEIIfNf '-NlAN- y
Stanton, Sheldon & Co,
W. HOLE SaIE e. R 0( 4. RS.
Daniel COPS on,

AND COMMISSION MERCfIANTS
n. 81 Front street. near Old snip, Ntw York.
h27dGm
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Fall Trade.

- H. straus would respectfully call the at
ten'l'n ot The gentlemen Of keokuk and vicinity To
the lac that h. has formed eo- part tnership with
On ~ The hest clothing houss In Cincinnati u Ma
Fenihai j. Block nnd thu. possesses superior fa-
e4tie tor The selection and purchase of stouks uf
clothing and furnishing goods
Ih"y have now most complete assortment ofsall
fiHd y Clothing. comprising in part, Cloth nd
ofercoats, Pants ard Yeats II all grades STYLES aud
stLes SHIRTS, stock, Hats and Caps, trunks Se.
these goods have bfen selected with care and will
b sold AT SMALL advance on custom cost We arc
determined not be undersoid by any establish
mont thls side # Cincinnati.
Country merchant. are particularly invited to cal
aud examine cur stock before purchasing elSewh, re-
san Il nA.mlf IN nm 4. -.
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New Grocery & Provision Store.

W. hlNAAA Co having established than.
-. seiNes on the south side If Fourth strest near
q tha Market House, have received iafg, and Neli
selected stoek of Groceries, which they respectful
III call the attention af be cstxeus of heokuk and
Nwinlty. Provisions and tafd II all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delyered in any
part of tne city iree VI shafRv dee. Nv, du,
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tA>Es enoshI.HY Ho,st.

4 rol Lbs kLLIoIr Importers ana .Iobbers y
- Earthsnware, ChFna ana Glas.warr. NJ. lg3
Pearl street. and 80. 81 Chambers stre,t New York
"ond say e NJ erehants ana deal,rs cneraily that.
na'ihg g establshsn Cash lfonse IN this hfarch Il
trade, thty are fully convinced that thy .an i ii
'Iekefy ee, MT su h prizes w iii pay tIe purehas
ei Inc ptoht torolail fxpefi, cs has rfov i y1rv
oois'nsi'eiy = ns that iy adheriug srietiy 10 The
e- 81 M W. can afford 10 sell fum tan a. txx,,,ty
pr cent beiow the re GUAR credit trad. plir,.
4 lhla eil "e ask ~ examination &c oar style.
and prtc s list if which wilI " Forwarded IL n3il
to any party desiring.
@, nSesaIS, fai y ths lnFoiee, single package, or
.IulX u ls1h LlI, - -
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shaving & Hair Cutting Extraordt-

NHAMPooNING AakEEABLY PERFORMED.
- The faeorlte saloon ot George Catus, on Main
street. below Parsons 5 Bank, presents new attrer-
ton- y the ctizens Y heokuk. Having obtained
lsl ft in my bt.iu's superior to any ever befnre
emFnyed rs TINS city, invite the patronage Of the
community, ~ am satlshNd a that can shave clean
er. cut hair more handsomely. and shainloon with
mu- acA terty than ahy barber in ths state ~ Iowa
Competition challenged GEORGE QAnIfS
August %. is35.- iyahw6ln
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I'm NJ. Il.
MCKeuny & Runner,

Avn this day associated themselves together flr
L the transaction Of the Drug business in all It's
branches. Ihey expect 10 Keep on hand general
and well selected assortment OF Pure Drugs, Chemi-
eais, Pcrfumery, Pants, OILS. &c.
Also have by skis arrane cement become sole pro-
lFietor. for the manufacture and sale of H. H. LllI
more celebrated Mamaluke I.nment and unriyai-
led exc able Anti Bilious Pills for the States Of
Iowa iiinols, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, sl.d
territory of Nebraska
Ali orders IN future viii hc addressed to
MchENAY L RUNNER.
Dec G, 1854. dtf
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= Rar, Chnnee for GOOD unrrain.

, "r "V l1et en- Aittn street desirable building
~ ioss IN the city q keokuk also for sale u
eAcAtnge Lor "cstom property, good Mil rrop.sfy
II 0hto - acres nee land In Indiana satera1 is
ia tie lown Of Aaperylle, county scat of pu pt~a
county, Ills - acres of choics land near the county
seat 4 Monroe county, Iowa. with ffuit trpes rte
Inquire Of MckENN1 4 PtfN%rR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
TO TIC GcntIen,cn.

IN exhibition, rtncut n French Scotch
y and American Cassi lneres-the first ever oa rcd
IN This market
NEsrINOsIn Meire Antique Plain and Figured
GRENADINES Brocadg and IL. X Sllks, Silk Neytt
and Plush.
CLoras.-Black aud Blue, fine grades, and broken
check CaSsImeTcs, for fan suits.
Also-A chalee selection Of Kid, Cloth and Mtriuo
Glo6es; Half Hose in Wool Merin0 aud heavy Cot
ton With Merna feet SILK and Merino UndersAiits
and Drawers Crayats Scaris and lIandk,rchiefs.
Sept. TO- IS55.-d4w 7. D. FOSTER
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ss. ESuu den q Son.

M olLD respectfully call tic attention ~ tba
~ public u Their stock Of The lrst auali.y Il
marble which they have Just received direpI fy..m
'"e i4si "hleh they arc enabled to sell Al as cl ap
raTe as can ic ohiaIued III 81 Loan.
We are determined 70 act upon the motto
SNAIL PROFITS AMI QrIck RLrUnss'
tive Us q call an we pledge ourselves 81 sbo,s,,
as ~ hie lnnrhle. aud as good workmanship both in
anywhere n he United states.
ASEe nne iAer extensive stock of Marble an its
Nay ifotn the last and shall DO fully prepared n
our line. 40 3'''sies ~
Third street between Main and Blondeau.
April &. 1851. 4
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TO The nercnants OF Town.

NEW CL0THIN9 WAkE HOUSE .
ID WArLEs 4 CO., hagng taken the store.
l. Market street Philadelphia, formerly occu-
pied rs Fassla Co.,) and having secured the
tlc,s If .he most tasty cutters, Manu-
faciurng an entirely stock of Clothing Of eve
r. descr ptlon, and t IS intention al all times
q keep large stock If he newest ana most dtsirue
ble Clothing sultable for 1hc Western market.
L, WAPLEs, formerly of Dubuque, having speut
tn l-st twcnsy years in he Wyst, and kupwing the
.auss # Western Merchants, lac feels that he cau-
not tal gffe entire satisfaction all those that
b. may have Tho pleasure of doing business With.
our Linen Furnishing Room, think, cannot te
surpassed, all our shfts, Collars, elc etc, are
made to order
Il viii afogl much pleasure 10 have you call
and make personal examination # our stock
August 3, fsa3.-dlv T. NAPLES & CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-06
NO. 4
y. NJ. O'EONNOR a BRO.
IfOI AHpsAKEI,S ANn DR s.GlS1

ApOTHEECARIES AND DRUGGISTS.
A POIHECAkILS' HALL, corner Third and n
\ johnson sts.. keokuk, Ia, ARE now in receipt ~
II large and we'll selected ss4ca Of Drugs,
Medicines Chemicals and Dye Stufs. Also, -
large assortment 81 the most popular Patent Med
t!nes NV II us some If which tdey have the eRcu-
aye agency u therefore would cnll the atteu-
l"u Of country merchants and druggists 10 tho same
Our stock 81 Iciamtry Is re and varied. compr-
siHg Lutih 3, BaSlhs ana jules iiauel' s fine Ex
trastsj very description Il Iair Uils pommades
fancy SOAPS, Tooth Nail and Hair Brushes and all
powders used for toilet purposes
Choice brands Of Cigars, snuds, and Tobacco al
way band
l-c- Physicians preseriIti carefully compoun-
led NJ all hours Of th. day 0rnight.
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