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tare that viii never fade change in the least, to
the superiority of Cuttings Ambroypes. BE par
ticuar, if in want of Of these, to call at the
Ax8RorYpE GAlLERY, No 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 light and sky light which nc
other GALLERY in this city has. lie has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keokuk and Lee county All
other pictures protesting b. the same
feits, and imposition on the public. They are
but worthless limitations If the genuine Ambrotype
gotten up TO deceive the public. The Ambrotyp.
will keep in water we'll upon the parior table
They may also be set in tomb stones and remain
/ unimpared for ages.
rsI,- Instructions given in Ambrotyping, and al
so taking pictures glass, not patented, to sui
those who wish TO travel He has also q larg'
stock Of chemicals hand and col odeon of the fin
eat quality, aud ready for
! Gallery No 3, Third-st, keokuk, Iowa.
auraJ-dtf EMERSON, Artist.
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test of two Year,, and hal
not its equal in the Mis-
sissippi valley and L
the (" Golden Harp" be.
ing . greatly improved
Premium Cook stove
} Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wooc
and coal Ia extensive
Some entirely new pat.
terms, one Of which, tbs
" Young America, = q
splendid parlor stove, re.
Gently patented, will be
found superior TO any in
vention Of the age for "a
)diating heat. They have
on sale at their store in
LSt. Louis, from which
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branchi
of their house in keokuk ,
where they will Keep con-
stantly on hand n large
and well assorted stock
Of
Gnnk M a Ra1o
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keOk0k weed YaFA.
vUNHR subscriber, having purchased the above
yard Vt n. Coisss, will deliver wood In any
part Of tho city, cat Asd split for any length Of
stove, Tor $21 per load of SO feet.
Also will saw wood any where In the city for rs
cents pr cord whore the quantity Il six cords or
Oyer, aad les ~ u - Per cord. Eight days no.
ttcs required for saving
Yard corner oi High and Fifth Streets.
sept 10 dim 4. LlbhETON.
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M ECHANIcS' Tools, of the beat Eaglish and
lV1 American manufacture. Saws, Files, Auger.
bitts, DO, Of evsry description, for sale low by
TILLINGHAST, LANE 4 BUEL,
aug2 l3S Main-st
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~ Of the BI0 ANViL
mchl7dAv
BUILDERS hardware. looks, IAtehss, bvit, looss
- and fast butte. screws, Ac. full aasorsmsnt
andlateststyles At CADY, JONRsA PECKS.
QELTINd-Kum6eIso OAK tanned, p.isn, stretched
- Leather Betting, warranted no, to stretch and
to suit the purchaser Boston Gum Betting, Gam
and Hemp Packing. large assortment Tor sale
low BY CADY, JONES 1 PECK.
june Sd
RkAbS Cocks. oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining to . saw mill or steam engine
fos sale low at the eign Of the
j0neSd BIO ANVIL.
DLANES-8reenaeld Tool Co. .. . fresh stock Of
these superior Tools Just received 1t tho sign Of
the Dunesdl BIG ANVIL
nO0R and gate springs, Gray Brothers patent.
~ the best spring ever invented. for sale By
june3d cADY. JONES PECK.
(yHAIN-Oz, coil. binding. trace, halter. dog,
~ and jsok chains, 1t She sign Of tbs
NICES-Solid box, and pArker's bench, iron asA
wood bench screws, gearing, q horse nails, Ct
iunesd CkDY, jONEs 3 PECK's.
DUMPS. water rama, saivanissd veil chain and
1 fixtures, for sale low ~ the sign q the
jnnssd BIG ANVIL.
CH0VKLS, Amss Rowland's; picks, mattocks,
- log chain and goods suitable for contractors, at
junesd CADY. JONES PECKB.
HYDROCARBONS, cro-b bars, churn drills,
w stone hAmmers, for sale ct the sign Of the
june3d BIG ANVIL.
SCYTHEs, SoAths, cradles, and harvesting tools in
~ great variety, at asmAli advance by
june3d CAUY, JONES PECK.
Lay Straw and manure forks, FOR sale low Il shs
II sign Of the le3dl BIG ANVIL.
n addition 70 our extensive stock 81 bsildtsg,
1 house keeping, maehinists' and cabinet maksn'
hardware, carpenter and blacksmiths' tools, ~
have inst sdded . complete stock Of Carriage and
Wagon Hardware, Consisting In part - foliows,
Hubs, fslloss, shafts, spokes, bOvs,
Mode from bsst Easkern timber, and we'll seaso0sd.
Knameled and Dash Leather,
Carriage oil cloth,
Plain aad figured hask nuslin, drilling daek;
Carriage lace, tufts, &C., spron hooks and rings;
Ivory knobs, heat sticks, whip sockets,
Back lights, shaft tips; Silver plated and
Brass Boston, Phiiade lphis aud
Reflector patterns. Top props,
Name plates, lining nails; cAss- hardsned
Axlcs-long and short arm, patent 4 half patent
Railway springs-plain and French ears;
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
tuneSd CADY JONES PECK.
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pATENr a M nm OTYPEN

CUTTINGS PAT
ENHESE pictures are
i ahead Of any thing
ever before made. The
subscriber would call
the attention Of those
ye,shipg rat n rtc-
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[ ,Hp1Ao snolga to supply The market, OF every
~ variety IF pattern, Jerome Il make. warrsn,e4
ana a, mannaeauer's prices, a, HusToN's
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No Ip5 MECHANICS BLOCK.
The undersigned have opened . CHAIR STORl
in this City, and win always keep On hand l.res
variety Of Cane and Windsor chairs, Rocking Char,
OF various styles and sizes, Childrens chairs, q.
all warranted VI first rate material and rood work
mAnship
Will b. sold Wholesale and Retail, as cheap !,
the cheapest. KELLY DAVIS
sept F,dAwlyr.
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SEAMLEss SACKS 5000 large 2 bushel, OF
~ superior quality. Just received direct from the
manufacturers. For sale by
aug % CONNABLE, SMYTH &Co.
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WANTED AND NOTICE.
A LARGE number Of persons will b. At J. q
n STEWART . co. 3 Inteliige and Genera 81
Agancy O0ss, N. W. corner of Third aAd Johusou
st., up stairs, every day this week, 10 hire Mea
Women, Boys and Girls, in city and country. Call
II you want work. aue5
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SuNDlslEs.--3u Bos. Roofing Pitch, 500 Rolls
~ do. Papers. both plain ana saturated. so Bales
oakum, - kegs cut and wrought spikes, For sale
by CONNABLE, sMYTH 4 Co.
|
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DLACKsMrrmIr0.
by q. W. Land o n :,

BY -. w. i q u n,
ATE Of Buffalo, N. r., 10 prepared
IL 70 do all kinda Of light and heavy
r sorh for Railroads, Boats, Locks,
Mills. Enginss, uousework, Ae. screws
sut TO order from to u inches Having q long on.
pseisnss and ample materials, respectfully soiicts
orders.
shopon Third, between johnson and ExchAn 70
arests, formally occupied by ". Graham.
GepkUk. Nov. ~ Do
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New JeWelry store.
- PAR1aELE q CAMPBELL,

KEOKUK, IOWA.
pKALKkslH
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
rAnLoR, ovsscg, ErcBn AND nAahs CLOCKS,
Fine JewelTy, silver spoons. kaives, Forks,
Ladies, Cups, Napkin Rings, etc.,
warranted equal TO coin,
aoid Pens, Pencils,
Chains, L0cksts,
Keys, Fine Pock Cutlery,
Shears, Scissors, kasors, Pistols,
Combs, Brushes, Porte Monnaies,
snd general assortment Of
MUWlGAL aNo r = u N y rs,
Compsising violins, Accorieons, Flutes,
Rifes, flAgsoisss, BsnjSs, Tambosinss, ETC.,
alao, . superior quality II Violia. Guitar and
Bass Viol String, and Trimming.
PARTICULAR attention IL invited 10 large and ex
tsustvs ssoch Of gold, silver, and hne steel
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ScALES.-Platform Counter Scales, Groccrs' Ant
~ Tea Scales. For sale by
TILLINaHAST, LANE \ BUEL,
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The ExcclsiOr ii Orse Power.
ME would respectfully call attention Of those
w wanting power for driving Threshing Ma.
chine, Circular Saws, for pumping. grinding grain,
cutting hay and stalks, Smelling corn, &c. $c. To
the "ExcELsIoR" HoRsk PowKRs. These Powers
have been severely tested and pronounced the BEs1
in use. We have just received few direct from
the Manufacture and are prepared To sell them Low
TILILNGHAST, LANH BuRL,
aug lb l38 Main Street
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Fer Male Lew
1ns ACRES Of timbercd Land, upon which h
1UO splendid Saw Mill In full operation, DOM
sxcsllsas work. The abose land has undoubted svi-
dsnce Of there beinG extensive Of Coal il
IL. One commodoas Dwelling house, with out
hosscs, ETC.; situated miles from Salem, Henry
county, lows. For particulars, apply 10
j. u. STEWART AGO.
North vest coS. Third 4 Johnson sn.,
augl5d lip stairs.
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Ing
stoves.

Among the former they
would call particular ut
tention TO the "Golden
Era" Hot-air Cook Stove,
which has now stood the
their branch in keokuk "
200 bdls iron wire nos
4 to 20;
1900 bxs tin plate, as
sorted;
20 cases sheet sine.
Timers Tools and Mac
tics, bucket and Tea kettl
determined to sell at lowe
attention Of purchasers to
sep23lyd
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H L'.t variety Of gvods comprised hi tie Sotion
- aaa Fancy Goods line nj Haston,sat pricnstha,
canh1t Ian y sidees purchases an el1 III the buy
hpr2s
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vTSHk subscribers are receiving large additions
TO former stock 81 Hardware AMI Housek eepi Z
wares, to which We invite the attention Of Dealers
and Consumers.
aug26d HITCHCOCK. MOTT Z co.
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4 hAh'E VI VI ARTIFICIAL flowers, bud, grape
\ leaves aud al kinds Of Millinery t;ns,i. =,
spf.e HUSION's
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A. CONN ABLE, GEO. D. sMYTn, r. Gonna nj 4
CONNABLE, xMHTH 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS
DE AI ERC IN TENNECSEE lRnN

MATCllES.-Arc sole agents for Pierce . elebra-
Vl ted matches. City trade supplied by the guam
tity, Al factory prices. large supply now hand
by CoNNABLE, SMYTH AGO.
ooS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

hANSAS dFhAihS'- Uulleu States O0ur
in session at Locompton, has adjourned. Ove
800 indictments we're found by tie Grand Jury
and about loo prisons had been arrested.
i Some were tried for murder, and acquitted,
and were arrested on other charges. Twenty
two were convicted-twenty for five years, one
"a six years, and one for two years.
Some difficulty has arisen between Governor
GearY and the law officers of the Territory A
man by the name of Hays, living near Kicza-
poo, was indicted for the murder of a man
named Buffdm On the first application, Judge,
Leeoinpte refused to admit him to bail, AT
forwards, the case was brought before him,
and argument having been heard be discharc-
tie prisoner on bail. The GoYerner, at subse-
quent period took the matter in hand, ordered
the United Staes Marshal, Mr.. Donaldson, to
re-airest the accused and put him in iail-ac-
companying with threat that, il his ord was
not executed, tho Governor, would have him
removed The Marshal refused 10 obsY his
oider. telling the Governor, at the same time
mat he was grateful to the President for the
ounce, but he was DESTROYS Of being relieved O.
IT'S duties as soon as possible Governor Gaaryf
therenpun commanded Colonel Titus to arrest
the prisoner and condne him in the Lscompton
Jail which was done,
doy. deary appointed the Goth Of November
as Say of Thanksgiving throughout Kansas
Territory, recting in bis proclamation 'tthat
tho benign influences Of peace reign through
out all her borders"
The Leayenworth Herald says that LieuLen.
ant Bryant, U. S. Typographical Engineers,
has surveyed road to California as far as
Bridges Pass. ''Mr Tim Goodsll, who was
chief guide in the expedition, and MIR. Vanars-
dali, have recently arrived here. They repor.
good road for wagons, and the route by
Bridger's Pass 300 miles nearer 10 California
than the present travelled route. MIR. Goodel
is an old mountainecr, and as a successful ex-
plorer, is ahead Of Fremont, and is more entl
tied to be President. Bridger's Pass is $500
feet above the level Of the sea and The peaks Of
the mounteins are covered with perpetual
snow. At the camp Of Bridger's Pess, on the
9th of August, water froze in the tent at night
hye-eighths of an inoh thick"
The Herald, of the 18th, speaks Of the wea
Their as being remarkably fine. with cold nights
and sunshine during the day." The river con
tlnues very low, but navigation for medium
size boats about as good as it has been for the
last month or two. The packet line of boats
running in connection with the Pacific Rail.
road are doing most of the business. They
come crowded with passengers, aud with as
much freight as they can well carry"--,St.
Louis Republican,.
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REGISTERiS OFFTCE.

NeD Castle County, October, Sth 1856.
TTP0N THE application of John Whitby, Administra-
1 t9r Of Thoa l5 MoD Janyisr late Gf 81 Georges
directed by the Register that the Administrator afore-
said giyenotee Of the granting Of Letters of Admlps
tration upon the Estate OF the deceased with the
Of granting thereof b causing TO bepost
e1 within forty day from the date off such Letters
of the most public places of the county ofNew Castle
curing ~ pesonstayl1g demands asalnstthe Estate
present the same Or abide by Act of ssemblyi in such
case made and provided. And also cause tie same to
be inserted within the period in the Delaware
be continued therein two months.
A-J Given under the hand and Seal of Office of the
IL. Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Cas-
(-~~Ntle County aforesaid, the day and wear above
written. PETER b. VANDEVER, Register,
NoTICE.-Al persons having claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased must present the duly
to the Admnr or before the 9Th day of October 1857,
abide the Act of Assembly in such made and pro
vided. JOHN WHITLEY, Admn'r.
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RkGLsTERis IoEFICE..

WeW Castle CoWNtyj Oct. SIT, 1896.
Upon THE application of Catharine NJ. King Admin
~ lstratrlx Of John p King LITE Of Red Lion Hundred
the Register that the aoresad give nOce
ofthe granting Of letters of upon the Estate
Of the Decd with tie dnte of granting thereof, by caus-
ng To- be posted within forty DAY from
Of the County of New CASTLE requiring all persons av-
ing demands against the Estate to present the same or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such made
yded And also cause the same to be inserted within
therein two months
49, Given under he hand and Seal of Office THO
}LSS Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Cas-
l-~N tie County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. PETER b. VANDEVER, II eglAter.
NoTICE.-AIl persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF John kng, DECEASED present
the same duly proved to James A, Hammond ESQ., or
heora the 9Th of October A. D., 1857 abide the Act
Of Assembly in such ease made and provided The SAID
James a. Hammond being duly authorized by tle un-
deTHlgned to gettle such claims. =
CATHARINE NJ. KING.
DELAWARE CITY, Oct l6, 1856. 2 mr. Admin'rx
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REGLSTER,S OFEICh.

NEW CASTLE County, Nov. 4th, 1855.
Upon the application Of Thomas Titus, Executor Of
~ the lat viii and festaHent Of the Rev; HENRY
in said county eased; it ORDERED and directed
notice 81 the granting Of Letters TesIamenlary upon
thereof by causing tisements to be posted within
forty days the date of such letters the
public places the County of New Castle, REQUIRING ali
persons having demands against the the
And the to be within
the period in the Delaware Republican newspaper
months.
) ) Given under tn hand and Seal of 0fioe of tn
Z. s. Register Aforesaid, at ew Castle, New Cas-
~ tie County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. PETER ID. VANDEVEK, Register.
NOTICE.-An persons having claims against the Ea-
tate of the deceased must present the duly attest
ed to the EXECUTOR before the 4th Of November,
1857 abide the Act of Assembly in such made
and provided. THOMAS TITUS
ilTnin q 4 opnoa H. X
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Pnn1Tn SAFE
Of HORSES, CATTLE, HAY, &c. I'D
" ing rented my Farm near Christiana

nF HORSES, CATTLE, HAY, &c. Hav-
~ 7Sss " ing rented my Farm near Chrstiana VII
aAS wage. will sell on the premises, on tn KS
~ DAY, 4th day December, az 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Vermont tTotting mare. polly, S carries up
nag IN the County large sized year Old Eolts good
good sized and well broke 10 10 IL Tons timothy Hay,
Kicks Of Dat ana Wheat Straw, Rick Of long fodder, I
Farm or Road Wagon, nearly new x Cart, do. york
Wagon with msying top, one square body Family Par
ness but little used riding Saddle nartingale 30. 100
Bushels Of picked Cart-house and other keeping Apples,
80 Bushels mercer potatoes lot Of Corn in the ear
Old Potts and Rails, BullLing materials. 80
TERMS OF SA LEAH sums under $40, cash.. Bills
over $50, six months credit Judgment notes with APP
Nov Pits $50 r' yyAI, a. uEISLER,
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ned nav sSq Ca FHIB aIn sAb e AZ oR 0S Vt
lsssHh TURDAY, the 18th Of Decembef, 1855, ate o.
I4afR- clock, II. NJ, an excellent Farm OF l24 Acres,
l5ofwhich iswood, the balance divided into five fields
ss NJ sss or a he PsM %
Stable ccr9oIi6s So The FarmIs situated On the pub
ty, Delaware, mile from the Delaware Railroad, q
miles from Townsend Depot, station now doing a.tinl
business e2nyenGat t9 Churches Public senool, Mills
paid the acknowledgment of the deed, the balance
two parts to be satisfactorily secured. ....
NDV THOMAS LYONS.
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cARLsTnnAs IS COMING,

A No. 72 Market Street, Basement of Geo. 7
EAClark's Try Goods Store. II PARRY would
respectfully announce to the Citizens Of Whining.
ton and vicinity, that he has just procured largo
assortment Of Toys for the Holidays which he ii.
tends selling very low, and invites parents and 9th
ers to give him call before purchasing elsewhere
as he is determined to dispose of them at triHiua,
advance. Storokeepers in tho country would find
it greatly to their interest to call and examine his
stock as they can be no where better accommo-
dated in price or quality. Nov 27th-5t.
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nszSSss MILL be sold at PUBLIC SALE, at the
ETfJS w Farm otthe subssrber in AspPoqninl
sssssssz from the Village Of Odessa, on TUESDAY
tho 18th of December, 1856 all his Stock and iarmng nten-
Brood Ware, woke Of western Jew YPrk Oxen, yoke
Mich Cows several of them fresh, yoke of2 yenr old
Devon Steers and Oor IL head Of younger Cattle Clover
brood Sows, Of which has pigs SIX weeks qd Boar
two 70 three hundred piecs12 shoas six months old
Farm Dearborn with pole and shafts, and set OF
single and double harness, mule Farm Wagon,
with Hay Rigging and complete set Of geaFs one oX
with Dat sower attached, one Burial Reaper, nearly
new, one Corn Shelter one Vanwickle grain Fan, one
Cutting box Horse Rake double Roller togotll-
= With Ploughs Harrows, cntyators and other afmr
ing utensils Unnecessary enumerate, Also, lot Of
hGuSehold furniture and Kitchen utensils Sale to COM
mencs at TO O'Clock, A. Nj.
six monk5s credit, with approved security,
Nov. 27-ts JOHN j. MlLLlGAN. i,
nf the next far day. This Farm where the sale Is to
take place, the came formerly rented by Mr. ghman
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FOREIGN News, = BY the arrival at New York
II the steamship Persia, from Liverpool, with
dates as late as the fifteenth, we have news
from Europe one week later than previous adj.
vices. The aspect of affairs was decidedly more
pacific. The Emperor Napoleon had rot back
to Paris and upset all the belligerent arrange.
ments OF his ministers, restored the English
alliance to- its former footing, and so put a
period to the vaporings of the press on both
sides OF the British ChaHnel. The city ofaerat
IN Aighanistan, had been taken by the Persians
through the aid of their co roligionaries inside
OF the walls, but were soon after driven out
with heavy loss. Another account says that
the city had been reduced by famine The
Bank Of England had raised It's discount to
seven per cent. Prince Leinnigen, son of the
Duchess of Kent, and half brother to Q1esn
Victoria is dead News from Australia says
that Mr.. George Cakes, one of the members Of
the Sidney Assembly, was severely beaten in
the House on the 9Th of August. The estab.
lisbment of telegraph lines throughout Austria
liza was attracting much attention. TIN and
copper mines have been discovered, of great
extent. The gold mines vi lded beyond the
usual average. A severe gale had occurred at
Liverpool, doing great damage to the shipping.
The Presidents Message is said to be nearly
completed, and a correspondent of the New
York Courier understands that the President
claims the election of Buchanan as an endorse
ment OF his administration. The Treasury
Report will be very long and accompanied by
many new commercial tables. The Secretary
recommends the classification OF collection dis.
tricts With salaries raging from eight thousand
TO four hundred dollars.
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NEW SHOE STORE.

E1 HAS opened Boot and Shoe Store
k.a,E =. HAat No. 1 West Second Street. Whining
ton, Delaware, where he int ends keeping
~ constantly on hand a large assortment Of
-, BOOTS and SHOES, which he will sell
Cnpap Tor cash. Customer work made order in the
most fashionable styles and of the best materials. The
subscriber hopesby strict attention to business merit
store IN Second Street, West Of Market.
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Printipe Office for Sale,

TINE subsGrber offers a pEyats SIf' Snei hs o. t6e
- yer, Del. The Off is of the oldest
in the State, and contain all the requisite 9
who has small captalI rare tX is nov one
10 engage in BUSINESS Ghe subscriber III dispose OF us
interest in the above ehtabltshment a. wenly nye PEI
cent, below cost. JOHN WAAfhiNuioN'
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Shook OF AN EARTHQUAKE IN KENTUCKY
inhabitants of this city was aroused from their sum
bers about o'clecls ON Sunday last, by the some.
what appalling shock of an earthquake. The vibra-
tien, which was accompanied by heavy wind, was
lasted for rime yariousy estimated from ten SEQ.
onds to one minute. This the fourth shock thai
has been felt in this region during the last five OF
six weeks and was the leudest and longest of the
series we only hope that the slight visitatons we
have had may not inaugurate another suoh conyul.
sion OF nature as occurred in ISL when the mighty
waters Of the Mississippi were stopped in their on,
ward course, aud their current made to reverse In
flow. -Htckman Argus, Nov. IA
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WANTED
a SUPPLEMENT-

Two TIE ORDINANCE making Appropriations for
y the ExpenAes of the City for the year NJ g.
WuERAAs, The Appropriations for Public Lamps for
the year 1856 is exhausted and il is necessary that
d'Iena sum for such tlorefore
mngtnn, twothrds Of all members concurring that the
sum Of Fourteen Hundred Dollars be and he same ID
hereby approp lat ed for the
use OF Publ Lamps for the year 1856.
PAssED NOVEMBER 20, 1856,
SAMUEL McCAULLEY,
=, m. 60, President the City Council.