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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-09

Augustus Hall, the representative from
this district, on the motion to reconsider and
pass the bill admitting Kansas rs Free
State, voted in the Negative. What Is the
objection to the bill? That it prohibit.
Slavery. That, and that only. Monstrous
CRIME! The representative Of this Free Dis
trlct sustains that objection. Frecmen of
Iowa is this your voice and this your will?
hall asks to be retained in his seat a. your
representative. Will you keep him there
DO you desire to be fhus represented
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Lies Hatching against Cot. Fremont
...Increasea value OF Negrees.
New York Herald's Correspondent


WAsHlNGroN, June 26, 1856.
There 10 no mistake about the effect Of
Fremont's nomination on the politicians.
The democrats are taken oil aback by it.
All sorts OF stories are trumped up against
him. They indicate the feeling in regard to
his availability and strength. l learn from
Richmond that the Democratic leaders in
Virginia are made desperate by tho Philadel-
phia nomination. 1t is reported here on the
best authority that great effort will shortly
be made to crush Fremont, and blast his
prospects forever. II not prevented BY wiser
counsels, statement, backed by afhdavits
prepared for the purpose, is to be made pub
lie, affecting Fremont's early career, in
which the most serious charges are to be
made. My opinion is, that it will not injure
him in the least; indeed, it will improve his
position. The masses will look upon the az
fair as persecution, and will not believe
word Of what is said. But look out for the
charges when they come, and be prepared
for statement that will throw into the
shade all those made against General Jack
son in the heat of the CANVASS in his time.
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Col. CHARLES FRExoSr.-The claims Of
Col. Fremont to the highest position in the
gift OF ms countrymen are not the less
strong because the natira mndnaty OF his
character has not obtruded them upon their
attention. The sacrifices OF time, health
and opportunities which he has made to ad
vance their interests should meet with some
Commensurate reward at their hands. There
Is no post that Col. Fremont can aspire to.
to which his qualifications and requirements
will not do honor. The most conspicuous
features Of his character are energy and de-
cislon OF purpose--two qualities which are,
more than oil others, essential in the Chief
Magistrate Of a nation situated - We are.
We have only to read his life to see that he
IS 1.-THE coming man. needed to give q 6rm
ana healthy direction to our affairs. Had
his hand been on the helm, tho vessel OF the
State would not now be drifting on the
shoals and quicksands which beset it. Let
every voter throughout the Union procure :
copy OF Col. Fremont's life just published.
II Is the best political manual they can have
q the approaching election. York
Herald.
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VI ARR UE

Al Denmark on the 4th of july, by the Rev. Asa
Turner, James Il. Montxndon to Miss Felicia NJ.
daughter Of the late Nathan Isbcll, all Of Den
mark.
In this city yesterday, 18th by Rev. L. Whitney
Mr.. c. p. Estes, 10 Miss Ada ID. Jennings, both Of
this place Printers fec received, and Printers
thanks and good will heartily bestowed.
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ESRENCH CANDIES - We have jsst received
i from New York, large assortment OF 1ne
French Candtsr. Gail and get some It
apr2od CREIGHTON DINNERS.
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= A. G. SHELDON, "a
A70, Main -. keokuk, Iowa. -
WILL again Offer to the public an immense stock
OF HATS aud CAPS, all new Spring and Summer
styles.
EXTRA MOLE SKIN HArs,
WHITE BEAVER HATS,
GENTS SoFr DsEss HArs,
FRENCH FELT HATS,
FINE Wool HArs,
Low PRICE Wool HATS,
CHILDRES's FANCY HAIRS & Cars.
In fact,
HATS AND CAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
Market.
ANY QUANTITY OF STRAW GooDs,
PANAMA HATs,
LEcHoRS HAIRS,
PALM LEAF HArs,
PxDAL HATS.
SILK UNDERWEAR or ALL KINDS, A suPxaIos
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS.
Extra Quality,)
SILK, LIsLE THREAD, Wool AND Corros
WHITE AND CoLoREED KID GLOVES;
SCARFs,
CRAvATs,
SUSPENDERS.
Also, numerous variety of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. C. SHELDON,
May Sid No. rs Mair Street.
NOTICE.
NE copartnershYp heretofore existing between
nj raj Ona al In he ia. ~~A -
business was this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
The business will b continued By Dining 4 Love,
u whosc books Depostors' balances will be trans
ferred. A. L. DRNING
VIE undersigned have formed copartnership for
the purpose of ing general Banking and Ex-
Julyldm Xix. LOVE.
!. JTiLLIS0HAsr. CT. LANE. II. BUEL.
TGLLlNGHAsT, LANE BUEL.
Importers and Dealers in
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AAsRIcAS HARDWARE,
No. 1873. Main Street. KeOkuk, io,ra
:, ~ Agents for the Worlds Safe Co., Troy Bell
Foundry. [juIyIdkwtf
Ros'rr. BOWER. PRANK Dow.R.
II. r. 4 r. BOWER,
Successors 70 Bruce 4 Dsniels.)
Wholesale 0TocoYs,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Mo. DO, oldstand, south side of Main street, be-
N~Seu AuTu anu heokuA, AOWA.
n B.-Wc will make liberal cash advances on all
produce or merchandise sent faF-sale here or
for shipment. and solicit consignments. Country
produce Of all kinds wanted, for which We will
pay the highest market prize in cash or goods.
4 Card.
We have sold our stock Of Groceries to Mesars.
Il. +. 4 I. BOWER, who will continue the business
1t our old stand. We recommend them to
friends and old customers, upright and honorable
men, and solicit for them continuance Of the pat
ronagsso literally bestowed upon US.
As We are anxious to close up our old business,
We have 70 request that those who are indebted to
US will settle possible, and those to whom
We are indebted will present their accounts Tor set
element. Our hooks and papers are ct the ONCE OF
y. +. ; r. Bower, where We may be found
je27d2wAwy BRUCE DANIELS.
TUST kECEIvED--A let Of Peters Eclsctio Pr
~ anoforte School; new work arranged from the
best European Composer with selections from Amer
lean authors. Also. Bsrtims, Hunters and Rich
ardson distractions for Piano. together with all the
popular works for Melodcon, Guitar Violin, FIute,
Ac., by PATRICK 4 GROUSE,
ID st., bet. Main johnson, up stairs
Keokuk, July S-dm
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HERBERT IN pRIsoN.-The murderer Her
bert, Herbert the rich member OF Congress
who killed an lrishman in cold blood, and
was screened from the results of an investi-
CATION by the almost unanimous vote OF his
Democratic confedcrates, has been indicted
for his crime BY Grand Jury, arrested, and
sent to prison to await his trial.
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D1ooOl0t0O0.
VISHE partnership heretofore existing under the
name Of Davies Hart 10 this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All claims against the firm win
be cancelled by johnson Davies, who will In future
conduct the business, and who sone Is authorised to
collect, and settle the businesso of said hrm.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD X. HART.
Keokuk, June 20, lS56--3Odtf.
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ICEl HCEll
ICE promptly5dslivered daily. in any part Of the
i town, In any quantityto suit customers.
Orders may bs left st Hamill Co : Grocery
apr3O-d J. A. RALsTON co.
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A Salesman or Book Keeper. A young man
"A who can talk German, French aud Enyli.h-
satisfactory reference be given ~ to charac er
and ability. address c. c. c., Postoi6ce
juiy9-d3t
To the Stock d . ldeFs OF the X Ok u
M. Pleasant * Muscatime u. K. CO.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in accordance With
y the conditions Il the subscription for the LIST
Division Of said road, the 18th instalneni Of 81
per cent will be due and payable Aug. 5th 1885, st
the banking house of Charles Parsons treasurer
okuk, or to the undersigned, General Agent.
J. X. HOkNISH
General Agent X. Mt. p. 4 II. X. X. Co.
July y, l856.-td d&w
fkeokuk Times and Mt. Pleasant Obre, yer copr I
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The DExocRAcV BREAEING LrNE.-It 10 no
,eIaggeration to say that at least one-half
OF the old Democratic party of Western
New York are going for Freedom and Ere
mont. In Rochester meeting is to be held
tonight. 1t will be addressed by Henry K.
Seldom, hitherto the most popular Democrat,
as ne is one Of the most estimable gentlemen
IN Monroe County by Calvin Hudson, jr.,
an eloquent young Democrat, who was the
Democratic candidate for County Judge last
fall and by John c. Chumasero, who has
made more speeches for the Democratic
party than any other man in Western New
York.
Among those who concur in the nomina.
ton, as we learn from the Rochester Amer
lean, is Judge Buell., known all over the
State a. an ancient and very influential Dem
ocrat, Judge Shepard, Supervisor Banning
OF Ogden, ID. 5. Brown, Esq. Of Scottsville,
and nultitudes besides equally efficient
The work goes bravely on.I[Albany IN. w
Eve. Jour.
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DEFINING Il LOVE

Successors TO A. l.. Deming 4 COL
BankeFs end Dealers In Exchamre
Main Street, Ksoktk, Eotca.
DARTICULAR attention given to collections
i Refer to
\. ". Clark, Dodge 4 Co., ScwY York;
Beebe Co, -"
Adams 4 Buckin2hsms,
J. W. Clark 4 Co., Boston;
Drexel Co., Philadelphia;
Il. W Clark 4 Co., :.
Johnston, Brothers l. Co., Baltimore;
T.. W. Ciark Bros, ST, Louis
State Savings Institution,
Benoist DonDeny,
Vim. Heron Co., Pittsburgh;
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati;
N.Corwth h Co., Galena;
Heron Brothers, Dubuque;
Q. e. coavers, Esq, Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
GAINESVILLE. riv7
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Keokuk, iowa, June Is, ls5s-dlm
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION
rINfIE copartnershp heretofore existing under the
firm of Day Hoyie having besn this day dis
solved, by mutual consent tho business will hsreAf
ter be continued by Stephen c. Day At tho old stand
l95 Main ST., between 8th and 9th. send in your
orders. 8. C. DAY
keoknk, June 80, j6-d2m. X. HOYLE.
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~
AUCTION SALE OF kEOKUK CITY LOTS.
ON Wednesday, July 9, 1855, ~ 10 o clock A. ~,
~ at our sale room Second street. We shall sell
several OF the most valuable lots in the city, three
Vi which are situated on Exchange street, between
the Leyec and lat. ~ be sold without limit. Terms
easy and made known at the time Of sale.
july7-d Auctioneers.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENcY-cAPITAL
Merchants Insurance Company, of Philadelphia.
Capital $500 ,0oO.
State Mutual Insurance Comps, of Harrisburg Pa
Capital $780,
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co., Of Hartford.
Capital $500, 900.
Fire, Marine and Inland Transportation Risks
taken At current rates.
LIPE Insurance be effected IN vevv Hh,~al
terms.
&C. "A. STRTBLEN, Local Agent,
Ohacc 81 tue Auction IfUusc 0T Howe, Eock God
Co., Second ST.. betwen Main and Johnson.
keokuk, July C-dH
NEW Rocks Just Reed nj Ogaen,s.
DLU-RI-BUS-TAA; Abbie Mott and other Knots;
Sist's National System Of Political Economy
Republican Landmarks;
Tennyson's Maud;
Longfellow' Hiaw atha;
Woifsden;
Edith Hale;
War In Kansas
Salad for the Social CITY BOOKSTORE.
junc2ld No. So Main st.
i OST, between Croton and Keokuk, on Wedncs-
IL day, 25th. n POCKET BOOK, containing : deed ).
conveying certain lands to the undersigned. with
ether papers Of no value to any one but the owners.
Ten dollars reward will be paid for the return OF the
same to r. GALLOWAY,
Keokuk, June 2sth. dot.
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n 81 FAHHAR m ROB 7 HAiN1S.
FARAHsA HAINES.
kc Okuk Planning and Flooring Mil.
PATRICK & GROUSE,
PLANO FORTE s.
Sheet Music. and

MUSICAL RCHANDIZE.
. ALE ROOMS over Howe Lock
~ woods Store, Second street, be- nS1
tween Main and johnson, Kcokuk. NSA
Iowa. We shall always keep on hand wv
an elegant assortment Of Pianos from IN. Dest
makers Child Bishops Melodtons Martin, Hall
Son and Imported Guitars; French and German
Vioiins; American and Imported Flutes Flutinss
and Accordeons; Fine French, English and Italian
Violin string; Drums; Niolin Eases Piano Stools
and Covers. large and select catalogue Of Sheet
Music and Instruction Boots Pianos aud Melode-
ons sold At ManufActurers prices and always war
rsnted. Dealers and teachers supplied the most
liberal terms. Pianos tuned aud musical inssru-
mcnts repaired. Owing to the low stage VI water in
the Ohio River, VIE are At unable At present to get
any portion OF our nrg stock Of Pianos here except
q few shipments by railroad, which expected
keokuk, June %. d3m
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Cash Customers Take No.ice.

C0sA CuStO mcr0 Take Notice.
LAYING made all the necessary preparations to
L manufacture all kinds Of Shoes, boots for La
dies and Gentlem H. aud having now on the way a
very rye assortment OF all kinds Of mater al
to manufacture from, bought in New York and Phil
aielphis OF the manufacturers and impor ers have
Determine to sell on my Eastern ready In ade goods
now on hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
to make room for the new and large stock Of raw
materiai 70 arrive. All persons In want Of any
kind VI Eastern shoes for Ladies wear can nov
chance to save from 20 to 40 per cont and rel bet
ter shoes than at any other house in the city at the
Ladies' Shoe Shop, No. IS Main st.
July sd SA. DUKE
A L. uENING. go.
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4 Card.

TUST kECEIvED--A let Of Peters Eclsctio Pr
u anoforte Schools new work arranged from the
best European composers, with selections from Amer
lean authors. Also. Bertims, Hunters and Rich
ardson distractions for Piano. together with all the
popular works for Melodcon, Guitar, Violin, Flute
Be, by PATRICK GROUSE,
ID st., bet. Main / johnson, up stairs
Ksokuk, July 3-dm
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Borrowed.
"HOEVER borrowed Of me lat vol Of Ben
w tons Thirty Years in U. S. Senate, with J.
X. Hornish's name in same,) win please return the
same to the Daily Gate City Office, and oblige
Juiy8-d3t CIV. PITrMAN
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\ PARTNER wanted, with 81 600 or ore in a
"A business which will pay over 100 per cent b..
tween this and next January. Enquire at this Of
fee.
.tufv S-d2t&
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h. r. r r. BOWER,
(Succcssors to Bruce 4 Dsniels.)
Wholesale 0Yocoys,

PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MO. 90, oldstand, south side Of Main street, be-
: tween Thiri anu Fourth sis., neoxux, lows.
N. B.-Wc will make liberal cash advances on all
prodnce or merchandise sent to-ns faF-sale here Or
Tor shipment. and solicit cons gnmcnts. Country
produce of all kinds wanted, for which We will
pay the highest market prize in cash or goods.
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WE copartnershYp heretofore existing between
the undersigned In the Backing and Exchange
business was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued By Dining Love,
ferred. A. L. DINING
keokuk, July l, SO. j. H. CLAYPOOLE.
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40 the P0Dlic.
HAVING determined, hereafter, to do nm exclu-
I sively cash business in our retail department,
We are prepared 10 sell all kinds Of Hats, Caps Bon
nets, Ac, 1t greatly reduced prices. Our stock 10
now very complete, and We keep nothing hut the
bcst grades VI goods always have the latest styles
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
are sold on credit. 80 come with your dimes
- All kinds Of Millinery work done to order
1T the shortest notice.
Oct. "a. -dtf. ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE
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1--WE undersigned have formed copartnership for
the purpose of ing general Banking and Ex-
change business in this city. Al DEMINH
Juiyldm nix LOVE
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NC Uerm"Hs OF bOstOn had o pic mic on
Monday, at Newton Upper Falls, attended
by about three thousand persons. They
there accepted an invitation to attend the
fremont ratification meeting BY reclamation.
II was found that out of tho whole COMPANY
all but about dozen 60 for Fremont and
Dayton.
All which We presume the Times will pro-
nounce les" for it had as lief pronounce
them false, as true, though they we're as true
rs the gospel, since it is just az EASY and a
good deal more agreeable for it to do 40.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

Prom The Editor Of the Real Estate Adv.rtlser.I

BosToS q School Street, March 90 1856
DDAR sIR-Having become prematureg quite gray l
was induced, some six weeks since, to make trial Of
your Restorative have used less than bottles but
the gray hairs have al disappeared, and although nv
hair has not fully attained its original color yet the pro-
Of change is gradually going on and am in great
hopes hDt in short time my hair will be dark as for
merly / have also been much grati6ed at the healthy
moisture and vgor Of the hair which before was harsh
and dry, and it has ceased to come out as formerly
Respectfully yours, DC NJ. RUPP.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

this, is at the 'Branch,"
NO. Sc MAIN STREET,
Where you can purchase beautiful FALL BONNET,
neatly trimmed in the latest style, from 81 so to $3.50
Dressed off CARS, from 80 cents each.
HEAD.DRESsEs every style, from rs cents each.
Muslin and Cambria COLLARS from 90 cents each,
Hamilton and Transfer Lace Collars, from Is cts. EACH
SLEEVES, every style, from % cents pair.
Sets of Collars and Sleeves, from 40 cents set.
Fdgngs and Insertings from cents yard.
splendid lot of Muslin and Cambria Collars, just
received. We will clear them out at 81 so to 50, well
worth from 50 to S.,
Embroidered Hanikerchtefs from Is cents each.
Pure Linen Handkerchies FIRST class goods from cts
to rs cents.
Pure Lawn Handkerchies first class goods, 29c to 75c
Scotch Lawn Goods, from cents to % cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

CARLYLE, Illinois, June 10, 1855.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
have nd nired its wonderful effect dy hair becom-
ing as thought premaurely gray, but by the use Of
his "Restoratve 1t has resumed It's original color and
have no doubt, permanently so.
SIDNEY BREESE, Ex-senator United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03
Rcol estate.

fF54 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE The
ts. subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE and LOT No
-l1 Winter street, containing $500 feet Of land With
two story House in good repair and suitable for two
Iamies good water, fertile Gurden with Fruit Trees
Grape Vines &c, thereon Any wishing to purchase
will do well to give this place look before purchasing
elsewhere, as it will be sold at bargain Terms made
easy.
For reference inquire of EDWARD PERRY, Nc. /
Waldo Block, Main Street. or on the premises
Worcester, august 50, 1856. diff
M; seal E2state
ssi;E THE TIME TO BUY IT.
Now while it is cheap and the next change will be in
favor of the purchaser.
The subscriber has several low priced HOUSES for sale
Also. HOUSE LOTS in various sectors of the city.
Those who wish to buy arRe lots at reasonable prices,
can be accommodated, in good localities.
The large building known as the " Brewery" 60 by 40
feet, with about 1900 feet of land ATTACHED situated oppo.
site Earles new factory, where Fe streets meet very
desirable locality for many manufacturing purpo6es will
be sold at a bargain, and on easy terms of payment
A Dwelling House. pleasantly situated one mile
from the Exchange with from half to three acres of
excele land, will be sold very favorable for
the purchaser.
Several beautiful lots on Iinwood Place" and Lincoln
Street remain and desirable lots for sale in
the city. D. s. MESSENGER.
September g. 1886. eodlmis
g. COTTAGE HOUSE FOB SALE
Egs!i The Cottage House occupied by James P. Rice
~ corner of Arch and Orchard Streets. be bought
i,aO dtf tn RICE.
49, FARM FOR SAEE.-Tha5 valuable ca
Nss tate in Auburn miles Fl IN this office, well known
Els as the faird Place can he had for cash. credit or
city properly. For further particulars invuire Of P.
kEO"LF0N, at Hnulding's Planning Mil, or s. KN0WL-
ION, on the premises. my1 diff
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ERich EeresS G00eEs.

E9SCh Dress Goods.
Raw Silk Plads,
Valencia Paids,
All Wool Paids,
Union Plaids,
New Style Mohair Pllds
Mohar Deteges,
Printed Cashmeres,
BLACK Alpaccas, French Casumeres,
COored Apaccas, French Thbets
Black Alpines, Lyonese Cloths
Plain All Wool DeLaines,
Printed Wool DeLsines,
Manchester Printed Deaines,
Hamilton Printed neLaines
French & American Prints,
IN GREAT VARIETY
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CASES, BALES, s. PACKAGES
tShGsCES, Dress Goods,
Housekeeping Goods generality

% Bales of Brown Cottons, from 64c up.
10 Cases Of Bleached Cottons all widths.
100 pieces Denims, Tickngs and Striped shirtings.
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MACKENZIE, PRATT, & co.,

1uAON n N n I99 TRAIT, q tO.,
the "oRIGINAL Cheap Dry Goods merchants in
Worcester, beg to inform the public that they have'.
now in store the largest Richest Neates and Cheapest
stock of
FANCY GOODS
to he found in the city and beg and a to vsitheir
repository of bargains.
GLetevery one come, they will not be disappointed
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NEW FALL GOODS! NEW FALL GOODS
Laces, EmbrOideries, and Dress Trimmings

WAXTTAET & HANS
Respectfully inform the ladies of Worcester and vicinity
that they have just returned from the New York Market
with one of the largest, best selected and handsomest
stocks of New Goods that before exhibited in
this city, and we call your particular attention to our as
sorment of Black Yeiuet Ribbons of all widths In the
embroidery DePaI tment you will find a thousand
new patterns of MUSLIN and CAMBRIA COLLARS;
mushn and Cambria Sleeves; Muslin and Cambria Sets
collars and Sleeves to match; Honton and Malta Lace
Collars and Sleeves match the largest voriety of Eng
hsh, Malta and Thread LACE, before offered in the
city, TRIMMINGS of all kinds very large assoi tment
All kinds of Hosiery and Linen Handkerchiefs cheaper
than elsewhere in the city Yankee Notions of all kinds
at your own prices.
We feel confident that every lady who Will favor us
with call, will be suited, the prices are marked SO
low as to defy all competition.
N B. We receive, nearly every day, the richest AMI
hantsomest CAMBRIA EMBR0IDERIES, at price,
which cannot be beat any other house in the city We
solicit your early call
Come soon and bargains, at the Cheap Embroi-
derry Store liz Main Street, opposite Waldo Block.
$50 diff WAXMAN & HANS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-03

Musns Cambrics, Linens, Brlliants. &c. &C., at very
low prices.
An article of pure Irish Linen at 81 cents a yard.
Black Velvet Ribbons, from 37l cents piece.
More Antique Trimmings at every price.
full and large assortment of Small Wares" very
cheap.
ACK ENZIE, PRATT, &c 90.
PROPRIETORS.
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III o 5 I e r Y.

Ladies' White and Brown Hose, g. s, and 10 cents.
Ladies' Hose every color English goods 124 cents pr
Mems Socks color, heavy English goods from 12tc
Childrens Hose every size COLOR from cents pair