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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22

A"Ek LAboh-Ihe natural capital which eauxtt
tutes In real wealth Of this great country. ,,,d
efeaisf that intellgea' power IN the masses aeu, j
~ fsasa 90 a. ehs Laiwara If Free lnssitut.ass
tJaant Fremont Letter oi Acceptance
Whenever there is a substantive r,.a =, 4, -,
useaeyer there IS fosi Vt ialld l. b. nr.y.,,t.J
fsom becoming slave TERRITORY am wtlti,g
seif me pfineip!e # the exclusion II SAVER,
fDansei webster.
-. - taat never can and never viii vote AN,
40 earthly power will ever make me W.. ! 49,"
oisfsfs over territory whefe it doe not cn,st
lHuafJ Clay. 800
aesfaly concur in all movement which ba,.
TT Naeht epl ~ ~ repair the mischief arising fn,u
'he vocation ~ go'd faith in the repeal Of The Ms
s,', -. am opposed ta Slavery in th,
apa'iae'' anu at"h principles sustained and mad.
haoiiaal ~ Eettied COM eiast, Whit. tes, IA :
lbs ~ we hritti that i ought not a. DO int.,f,r
bth NnNis = skstk uHdef Tie shield If state s,,y
sS.Su', ah ~ Inn XIII! opposed 10 ~ extension
Z. Fremont. .'s~~
issi tAat there ia nothing which H. ..l,..3
word, II tles taAe notice Of so hu4nlt - 2 -
uai ~ ~ Feii VIA fsprAaeh lne " "a wbst M,
~ easa Lac other tiass lad ;...ie uf. my ,3l
for one. that nadsr cireua sfsae4, xo,t.i / '''
20 tue further t1tenftqn II The area "a S,, 4.
the lhitsa statess " u the further ,neyaa* :.
naass fefFsesnta1ion w ths House II R,preset.,a
Bali. asas. s Nst- y
Tar selcE o. Hssnr ctAy.-In 1850, ll..e. 81,
sIsoke til ftlIowiIg words -
has sea eanis"t pat your finger on ar, ts,r, -.
ths Constitution which convey the ~c}f a,s ~
Po~f u eaifs siaNest from Of tlf ,sat.. ~ IL.
tni'n l.. any ieTFlaary pt the tinted state. Mar
sir, can i admit for xingl. mf.a.pt a., -,
any separate o. distinct rigal upou the part i,
States or individual member II III, s,x.., -, -
portion VI the popi. of the Apiioa sat, ,aea,,
siayesint9 Territories, saaeJ the idsa ma, 60.
Territories are he'd IN cotamnn h4sts egt + bn. =
Siates.
fax kaeax1sn L>aU1..s ~ rns cisciSsAv,
ksJx IT, IN iae almost ppssibis prrrIs ion aud ~,
phasis ~ language. these rssoiutions AFFIRM ~
xTeAs Tital principles, Ist. IL the Gourttut,.s,3
SaAssni@es u slavery AID secondly q! the ~ ,,al
~ "a the states ~ rsslest u their sovereign mo,
ri asiss terms the doctrine u sas.tef so,.ye,nt
y f~psdiAtsd by the Democratic party.
IL ! san eleetsd - the high nfee fer which toYr
sartsatty mas nom nased tae, will erldea,y, L. Ill
asassses the government according ns tru.,s
a tbs fSassttafio1. n IL s1issAised by IN.
srea4 men who framed and adopted IT. and in .ueb
~, - " preserve both Liberty and union,-
John g. Fremont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22

Va the Slavery question the platform adopted for
buchanan comprises those points:
list. congress has right to exclude Slavery
rum any territory.
"a. ihe peopse OF territory have no power u
psoaihit Slavery SO long the territorial govern
ment lasts eS's'N
"a. olaa'tef Sovereignty is humhug. aud is no
longer plank IN the Democratic creed.
nh. state equality means the right Of slave
aoiuefs 10 take their Slaves into the public 40,
n man, ny virtue Of the Slave laws II tn. Slave
tional. 'a Spr-
on. nal tue people Of territory can ONLY ~
eiu1s slavery from among them after they hn,.
the Union. A''"'''Sa .'t'
~. inat Kansas must b. kept GU, Of the Union,
On ase plea o. want VI population. until the Fr,e
state men are murdered OF driven ont ANA tbc 800,
hoiasrs hrmiy planted under the protection II the
General Coy rnmeat " ~
Ahal any man denying the foregoing doe.
trine - = Traitor, and should b. dealt Win n,,l
ingiy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22

FOREIGN AAStvAi.--The Baltic arrived on
the 18th, at brought no news Of impor-
lance, saw, the announcement OF the fact
mat the Queens troops were successful in
sabduing the populace u, Saragossa, and the
gosernm mt conspiracy is now triumphant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22

VA The greatest speed made between the
Mississippi and New York City IL now made by the
New York and Erie Railroad and its connections
This great national thoroughfare, in connection
with the Western Railroads leading 10 H. IL trans-
porting passenger from Chicago 10 New York city
in ~ HOURS, HOURS quicker than by any other
route.
There be great deal Of business aoae Ia sevs,,
hours.
The New York md Rrie IL a company that de-
large share OF the travel for their eneavors
to please the travelling public. They are the first
and foremost company to tnereass ne speed and
daee he pr1ce Of transportation on passengers and
freight.
Passengers that pass over the New York Erie
Railroad in those wide and comfortable car. with
those gentlemanly conductors, cannot help but like
and recommend il.
See the advertisement of the New York and Eric
in another column; IL gives the time of tho depart
ure Of the fast trains from Chicago and arrival At
New York
10. MAGuhE's Coxrnuxp EXTRACT or BESHE
PLASr--A eer,sin cure for Diarrh1a, Dysentery,
summer Complaint. and sil naectio Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. As safe, palrtable and
reliable remedy il is unequalled. For children
teething. attended with irritation of the bowels IL
Is the most soothing remedy in Prepared and
sold by JAG. MAGuIRE,
Chemists and Drnggsts,
s. W cor Olive I'd sts, st. Louis
For sale in keokuk by 7, II Common, and Drug
gists generally. laug2oda WON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22
4. O'CONNOw.
Chen Saa 49, ns.

so4 80 O9oS 9oots
A PoTHEsi ARIES HA LII, corner u johnson and
4 ID street, hcokuk, Iowa, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer II Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils. Dive
ntuus, and Perfumery, Tobacco, cigarr and snuff
fatsnf Medicines Ut Gil kinds now in use and rs,n
stantly receiving. direct from the Eastern cites
large and we'll selected stock, to which he invite.
thu attention Of dealers. Customers and phx. ~.
w,i always ind at his tablishment Fresh and In
aduit.rated Medicines, which he selects with y,.~,
pERsoNALcARE for this market, and his urices q.
~ low as any other house in the State.
~ Is. Please call and examine his stock h~fora
p1i0""ss"s eise~nere. (aug1l
READING ROOM.
VIE subscribcr has opened Reading Room far
the accommodation Of Merchants, Professional
men ana all whom II may concern, at his Office on
Main street between LIST add I'd nearly opposile tbs
Laciede House. The latest New York, tincinnati
CT &c. 4. E1T,,EE.S.:. s's:~"s'5
Ksokuk, Augelan
Notice 30 Contractors.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received nj m. ~
~ hce u the City Engineer, unit 0 clock s =.
u Monday, September /, 1855, for the t,rsdiny -
biondeau street from Sd street to the Leyes.
SPECIFICATIONS can be seen at the O6ioe ~ m.
NY Engineer l.. HUTCHINSON.
"suA' aug q, oo-diot City Engineer.
a smali eavm Tor sale.
A fAhM containing so acres 90 OF il being en-
.eioseu, choice land, only IL miles from keo-
kuk, and miles from Belfast. For purticulars en-
aaire OF EDWARD klLBDURNE, keokuk, or of
GEO. STANWOOD,
On the Premises.
string Prairie, Iowa, Aug 20 -d&wtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22

oov. SHAssoN.--Ihs individual is still
IA Kansas, mad 1t every body, and cursng
rremiscuonslv,- the Administration as bit
terry as the Free State men and the Border
haiiians. lie sed curse no body but his
own scyophanle soul, for he has won the
proper reward II ell such toots OF opprcs-
a'on,--ioois th 1t always, high or low, in
camp or court. under an empire or oligar-
cly, are east a side as soon rs they are used
W shannon y gone. But SO is Douglass.
Ana discarded cass keeps company with fos
nj Pierce. Employed, used up, and east
ASIDE Tor IRE sh material, is the history of
sscophan's . nd doughfaces ever since the
world began.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22

I'ok SALE At bargain for cash
i god two horse wagons,
span horses and mules,
mare and colt.
aug22 W. H. AUsTrSaco.
I toPERING Of all kinds done 10 order and trim
y. ming done in any part u the city.
All orders left NJ the "City Mill store" will be
promptly attended to.
aug ~ W. H. AUSTIN 10.
" ANTED.--l0 good gooa eoopers Viii una Goa.
W slant employment and the hi CHEAT prices paid
aug22 W. IL. AUSTIN co.
"ANTED-loo 100, goo good merchant able slaves,
~ Tor which we VIII pay the highes, Gosh price.
ng72 w. H. AUSTIN Il 90.
WANTED-A good practical miller, can have
w steady employment at the City Mills.
aug22 W. H. AUSTIN 4 CO.
EW -Bpoks.--Inles Gerard, The Lion ki!le.
~ Bixeiow's Lafe Of Fremont.
How t. detect counterfeit bank notes.
Horton = Life Of buchanan.
Legal 1uide, or Business Man . Assistant
lphAm y Life Of Fremont. For raie mt the
LITERARY DEPOT.
aug I'D johnson street.
ENoWLER and Wells Books aud publications.
aug ~ johnson street.
4 Ii the leading periodical publications. D.,ly
\ and Weekly newspapers of England snd Amer
lea For sale n the LITERARY DEPOT,
aug - .Johnso ON Stree.
M kW Htoks.--Aorton = Life Of Buchanan His
LIE snd publ services. including the most i'm
portant State papers. Just received ut
aug22 OaDEN,S.
/ fHAM = Life Of Fremont. His iife expeditions
~ and public services. just received at
aug = MDEN'S
lEAuGHAMPE or The kentuck !. Tragedy, q se.
- qaei TO ..chsriemont.' BY w. Gilmore
SHINES For sale at K;DEN,S
aug ~ d
M AkhiED not matched, or how they lived at
1vA NO ,dstd' aud Throckmorton Hall. BY Alice
oafey' foF safe at uGDEN'S.
aug ~
MAY Down East, or portraiturss OF usuxe Lif !.
ing. At HDrNsc
aug - d.
WANTED young mau from the East.
~ situation IN some Dry foods or 1;rocery Store
o Book Keeper, Or Salesman. The best OF refer
aug ~ DIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22

lT Mrs. swisshelm says: "Judging from
the enormous circumference Of the drsss Of
the Young indies OF the present day, We feel
inclined 70 the truth Of the old saw, that "a
miss il ~ good ~ mile"
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'tflhg PfaIrie, Iowa, Aug 20-dAwtf


49,, W8uSn . VU8NELL
II EEP constantly ON hand the best and CHOICEST ~
IN sortment OF FAMILY GROCERIES,, Wooden
ware, &C. City Mills and Quincy Flour, by the sack
or barrel. All goods delivered FREE or CHARGE -
Third street, between Main and johnson.
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE bought. and
kept on hand far sale by
Augi 3-dlm-wit Pap.
lvLUvER bHHD.--e bhls for sale BY
~ sps22-d McaAvIC, CHITTENDEN : O.
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Ea,,er,a, CORRESPONDENCE.

MoS1kosE, Aus ust ~, lo0o'
Enclosed send liss Of new Subscribers
for this place. You will infer that this com
munity needs larger supply Of the "valley
Wing" when you learn that some of the peo-
pie here still think Hall is elected TO Con-
grcss in this district, and others of them
were in doubt US to the result till posted
them up. Why the Democratic papers Of
our town and of the State persist so long in
their false statements cannot tell, unless it
is to be accounted for on their natural pro-
clivity to falsehood switch induces them to
prefer lie to the truth even when the truth
would serve them better purpose.
The Republicans here are wide awake and
promise to do much better at the November
election than at the last, enough better in
deed to carry the county for Fremont by a
handsome majority, If the other townships of
the county will do as well.
THE FAIRs--KESTUcKY CATTLE.
For some months past have heard little
but politics, and was therefore somewhat
surprised last evening to find the Stuarts and
their neighbors all alive and full of interest
and talk about the county and State Fairs.
The County Fair, which comes off at West
Point on the first of October, it is anticipa-
ted will be che largest and best ever held in the
county, and as the permanent location Of the
Fair grounds is to be fixed by vote Of the
members it behooves oil interested to be on
hand on that occasion.
Mr.. James Stuart and Mr.. Hutchcraft of
Kentucky brought the first lot Of Durham
stock here few days ago that can be found
in the State. The lot consists of from thir-
ty to forty, including two fine thorough bred
bulls, several fine cows that show for them
selves, but for greater assurance have psdi-
gree as long as the moral law, which traces
their paternity back to the choicest of stock
of the English breeders, and number OF
better heifers and calves than have ever been
exhibited in Iowa. These Cattle, / am pleas
ed to learn, are brought here for sale, and
will present favorable chance to our far
mers to supply themselves with the very bes,
quality of kentucky stock at much more ia
vornble rates than they could otherwise OBJ
tain them. 1t is to be hoped that the list Of
farmers in old Lee distinguished for fine
stock will be materially enlarged by the pres
ent opportunity of purchasing.
will write at greater length when | have
more to say, and in the mean time remain
Yours Truly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22

MEASNEss. Senator Bigler is the right
mana man OF Buchanan in the Senate, his
dirty dog, his special friend and advocate,
the tool that he employs TO do any thing that
he is ashamed to do himself, and that gen
tiemen ordinarily reeoil from. IL had been
agreed upon 10 overhaul Fremont's accounts
with the government in hopes that something
could be dug up that might be tortured into
reflection upon him. For this dyni6ed and
honorable service, Bigler was selected. lie
introduced bill. and pressed it through.
Answer has been made, which VIC have not
seen, az yet. But isn't that high minded
species of electioneering for men in position
to engage in. Mr.. Bgler, when the thing
became idious, denied that Mr.. Buchanan
was a party to the conspiracy. But there is
evidence that II was u matter concocted
among the magnates Of tho party, trick of
the leaders, and Of the highest among them
OF Mr.. Buchanan and those wha, in anticipa
ton, constitute his court and cabinet. And
these men claim to be honorable! Shame !
shame. They rejected an amendment 10 in.
qulre INTO MIR. knhanan's pecuniary trans.
actions at the SEINE time. Whyl Ovaliant,
chiyalrous mem They would ssstoop to con-
quer;" yes' but We warn them, before
their necxs are raised their heads will be
stricken oil by an indignant people.
bns this man Bigler. Avery proper indi-
Nsuual he was to engage in such M under
taking. lie had just got through the Senate
bill to relieve his relative, John Hastings.
collector and surveyor for the port OF Pitts
bnrgh, for the alleged robbery Of Slo,0 900
OF tho public moneys from his Office, and
got II through, is said, By downright lying.
MS man blsser, and Forney, Of infamous
forresi-ietier no soriety, are the right and
iett bowers Of Mr.. Buchanan; intimate
Trends and chossr, tools. And they are the
proper conhdsnsu aud scryitors Of NOUS
iny, tricky dsmag ogue Of politician. We
must Judge him y his associates, his agents.
the des.a he ms. gates and couhtenances.
S1oh exlnbitie ms Of mcanness. of nupry;.m
such absence Of magnanimity and all eleya-
ted and dignif ned sentiment. and deport.
mens, thank he ayea do not occur every day,
eyen in the drticst pool of politics.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
OLIVER BENNETT X co.
Manu- fact urc re- X whole smlr Dealers.
No. 81 Main-st., st. Loais. Mo.
X EEP constantly on hA ID complete assortment
IN OF custom work. Orders promptly and faith
fully attended TO
augs.2 dot W.T..
NoTICE.--Lost or run away from the subscriber,
IN on Monday, the 18th Of August, a bound boy
by the name of John Peters Tor John Augustus
Peterson. Said boy is about eleven cara old, com
piexion and hair fair, read we'll, and In smart
and laxative. He swele hy birth.
Ii lost, liberal reward will bc given for his re-
turn; bat if he has absconded, SIX cents will be
paid for his return. And hereby notify all per-
sons that viii not be held reliable for his acts or
demands. j. X. HORNIsM.
aug - diff
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HAVING determined, hereafter, to do a sxclu-
L siveiy cash sxeinees In our retail department
We are prepared 10 sell al kinds Of ats CAPS Bon
nsts, Be-, ~ greatly redaceA prices Our stock 10
now very conplste, and We keep nothing but the
best grades Of goods aiways have the IAteafstyies
and viii sell lower for cash than the conno~ xrsdse
are sold on credit. 81 come on with yoar dines.
~ All kinds Of Millinery work done to order
at the shortest notice.
Oct ~ -dtf ID r. HITMpfIQEv 4 aAQr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22

M AkRlED not matched, or how they lived at
| IVA Wo ,dsd' aud Throc kmorton Hall. Nv A,;ce
Carey. For sale at ,MDEN's
AuY n Il -
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/ fHAM'S Life OF Fremont His life, expeditions
~ and public services. Just received at
aug % Il nlnry,c
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(EAUoHAMPE or The kentuck y. Tragedy, q sc.
- quei TO 'Chsriemont." By w. Gilmore
SHINES For sale at UGDEN'S.
aug ~ a "
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OPEN FiELD AND FAIR FloHr.- Sr.
LOUIS, Aug. l9.-The steamer Lucas arriy cd
here to-day, bringing intelligence that a
party Southerners who left here two weeks
ago Tor Kansas, were attacked while on their
way from Kansas City to Lecompton, by a
large body Of Aboltionists. A desperate
conflict ensued, and many were killed and
wounded on both sides.
The Southerners finally were compelled to
yield to superior Numbers and were driven
from the field.
Inc next steamer will probably bring par
tlculars Of the affair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-22

"Ehave now on hand fail supply Of Hats Of
w the spring style, TO which We Invite the at.
ten,ion Of merchants and the public generally.
myydAw b. y. HUMPHREY AGA6E
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q. O1E0TOP
u EEPS stock of Family Groceries, Z varietv ~
IN Toys, and m assortment Of Nusicsi Instyn.
msnts, Tor sale on Main Street, between second sud
Aniro. msr 1S, 1858. d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25

To-day is Christmas! christmas comes but once
a year. and 10 it has come again. Time flies fast.
We hardly realize how rapidly it flies, and know it
only by the months that notch the calendar Of time
Well we are all one year older, if no BETTER than we
were twelve months ago-although it is to be hoped
we are much better, in all elevated and ennobling
senses.
We extend cordial greeting to our friends and
patrons, and to everybody else; for on an occasion
like this we cannot remember that we have enemies,
even if we have any. To one and all, individually
and collectively, we wish IA Merry Christmas nu-
merous pleasant returns of the suspicious day, and
unbounded happiness and prosperity through life
Here we might employ the usual set Of stcreotyped
phrases as ancient as the mountains and as destitute
of point as worn-out paving stone but we shall not
We prefer the old, cordial welcome which joyous
children love SO well--a merry Christmas to you tic
any other. 1t is better than any other for it has
ring about it that brings pleasing memories to aded
and overtaXed manhood. Besides, it makes us think
of the periods when we thought all the world an EN-
bodiment of sincerity and truthfulness.
Therefore, readers friends all, we wish you "
merry Christmas hearty, joyous, unalloyei
Christmas!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25

ADJUSTMENTS FOR CHRIsGMAs.-At the Orleans
Theater tonight the magnificent opera of IEtoie u Nord
will be given, with the whole musical of
that establishment
AT Crsps Gaey. Miss Matilda Heron will appear in Howard
Paynes popular drama Of Home Sweet Home After
The lively comedy Of The boarding Schoo' will be gver
and the scenic drama of The Miller and His Men,"
AT the St. Charles Mr. Collins will appear Of his favor
tie pieces" Rory O'More' and The Happy Man in which
he introduces several capital songs and g Ben De
Bar and Vnng Bowers will wind up performance their
irresistible farce of 1.-THE Two B'hoys."
spading and Rogers Museum aud Amnhthca.e will be
during the day and night Mr.. Nels The foot
perormer-he having nrms-wi give his first lcvee al u
O'Clock, and Immediately afterwards Campbell Mnstrels
will give of their delightful entertainments In the evening
Mr.. Nellis will again perform and Matt Peel and his will
again follow in erich, and racy meange or and
melody It should be particularly borne in mnd that this
the last day but one Of the Minstrels stay.
AT Fannuchi's Museum, choice collection Of stntur!
and curosities, together with Mile. Oeeana the Kenuck,
gantes and the gian baby will be exhibition ,hroughou
the day and night The gantes fully illustrates folly
hoops, article of female and the baby orciby
Illustrates the meaning Of the word responsibility" applied
10. children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25
sVTcfE Goods
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
FASHIONABLE JpINYER CLOTHING

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
FASHIONABLE JVINTER CLOTHING
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
L E I G H T O N &; b \ r b O rs,
Corner Canal and ST. Charles
We have ju, received fresh Of Beautiful WIN
TER CLOTHING and Gents Furnishing Goods, Of the latest
styles, md in endless variety.
Persons DESTROYS OF presenting their friends with suitable
CHRISTMAS GIFTS will do well call and examine
Stock they viii find ample and well assorted and wei
adapted to suit every
Clothing.
Rich Velvet, Silk and Cashmere VESTS.
Fine Black Docskn and Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
OVERCOATS TALMAS, rAl.ETOTS.
FRpCk and DRESS COATS,
And !ull assortment Of every other description.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Beautiful Dressing Gowns, from s. to rs.
Merino Uulershrts Of all prices.
Flannel
Drawers, Of Mcrino Flannel, Cotton, etc.
Half Hose, OF Merno, Cotton, iisle Thread Silk,
Liner Cambria lEdkts-25 cents each and upwards.
SEspenGers Of every style and quality
EmbrellaH-from 50 cents 10 II.
cruvuts. Neck Ties, Sca:fs, etc, in endless variety
Jouvin's Kid Gloves, and every other kind.
And Other articles numerous mention
Shirts.
Sir; Department, cyorliy Known is, well
supplied with the
Leighton Celebrated First Premium Shirts.
Linen Shirts, from So upwards,
Linen Bosom Shirts. At 81 %, 81 n, g, g %.
Byos Shirts with ur without rnies.
No lruuGr show goods Our friends and the pnhiic
specially invited call establishments old well
known stand, Canal aud St Charles
Do 2p;f LEIGHTON 4 BARBOT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25
Presents

Presents
ESPECIALLY FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Now is the time for Presents, and GREGOR Il WILSON
large assortment the Of Camp and Canal cts
consisting Of
DIAMOND RINGS;
=. EARRINGS;
-. PINS;
+. BRACELETS;
;. SETS;
CORAL SETS
CAMEO and MOSAIC SETS;
OPERA GLASSES, in Pearl and Ivory,
OPERA FANS, very rich;
GOLD PENCILS.
SPLENDID BRACELETS;
GOLD SPECTACLES; -
SILVER Spoons, Forks and Ladies';
Euter Knives and Cups;
:. Porte M0NNAIES;
SPLENDID ODOR CASES;
RICH PAPER MACuE WORk.BOXES;
PLATED CASTERS, Baskets and Walters.
Together with every article that be called for for
Present. d23 GptJal