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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08
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RAE a LYNCH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ID EAL ESTATE and Investing Agents. corner of
Ia second and johnson streets, keokuk. Iowa.
Parties having city or eoaAtry property f1e sale,
will piea. enter il our rsgs5ter, ali those de-
string ~ parchsae will please eali and examine
list. my--itf
LAND OFFICE.
BREEDES HDIaHI0S
A TTORNEYs and Counceliprs st Law, ard agents
"A for the purchase a.d sale II Zeal Estate. CO.
isc ing and nataria al business attended promptly
titles examined, and iarge Hutnber OF city lott
ana farms Away for sale.
Once in the Athennup building On Second street,
snygi
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SURG EOE DENT T,
CITY Of Ksokuk lows odhce on Second ST., between
Main and J.hnson.
nR. H., in addition ;" the uaunl
- methods Of Inserting artificial teeth
il In possession of the exclusive right 01UYYv
for this city VI mounting this "continn-
Gus gum work" universally admired Tor theii
beauty and cleanliness.
lie IL also mounting teeth on 9ut'a Pereha
arr 10 1856 dwIy
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rnmber! Lumbcr!!

gUyHE subscriber has bought the"Fast Saw Mill"
/ two miles above the city, and is prepared to
iuru,sa All A.i.,.s :. .s.hs. scycect pi-.. - the
notice at from II 25 TO ~ so per 100 fest.
dealadAvn HAWKINS TAYLOR.
F1vHE subscriber wishes to put III the wall during
i 1850, Two niliiens ~ brick for which he will
take town lots or land in the Half Breed Tract.
Also two span of horses wanted in exchange To-
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
,anI6dtf
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YIvHE undersig gned now have stock ef Lags, and
i can furnish almost any amount Vt Lum bss 70
order on short notice. Alec. Laths Of good quAiitys
worke Flooring, Surfaced Lumber, Ae
Fire w cod.
Fire wood sawed in lengths, or otherwise,
furnished At the mill for So per cord.
Inc hiam HIATT a HARBINE.
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New Grocery & Provision Store.
~ W. .RUNYAE 4 co, having established them.
". selves the south side q Fourth street, near
to the Market House, have received large and we'll
alected stock Of Groceries to which they rcsrccful
ycal the attention Of the citizens Of Kcokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delivered in any
part Ut the city free Of charge. ldec. -, dtf.
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JoHs r. uoRsIan, cuAs e..
RaOAN1NRH 4 LO OwRlE,
A TTORNEYs Ut Law, odice Post Office Baiding,
~ Keokuk, lows. feb77du
LLOYD d. SIMPSON,
A fTORNKY At Law and Notary Public. Once
N in the new Post Once building, on johnson st.,
between I'd and 3D..
Coilections promptly attended TO.
kcokuk, Feb l5, 1855--df
JOHN ~. RANKIN, SAMUEL ?. MILLER.
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
A TTORNEYS At Law, keokuk, Iowa Once over
Dec 2S. a
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cnAs STANTON, HENRY sRKLDox, cRAs. AAcDouGALL.
Stanton, Sheldon & Co..
W n o. r. Al y q n q r = 8,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 81 Front Street, near Old Slip, New York.
feb27d8m
1850 New store and New Gooao. 1896
WHEATON, LYONS AGO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic
u - q y u &.
No. LAT Main street, Ksokuk.
rs. WHEATON, w.J.Lroxs, enc. wARHICK, N
apr Is dAw
NOTICE.
ITAvING purchased Of B. A. Williams. his en-
II tire stock Of Groceries, We viii carry ON thu
sbovs business and sell At very low 6gures in order
make room for Spring stock For extraordinary
bargains call 1t his old stand on Mainstres betwssI
9TH and 5th.
Also the highest cash price paid for all kinds d
produce. II. AUSTIN eco.
nchld
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from store at 81 20 a | 30 per cask.
See table for store prices according

sell at IS 95 cents store at 81 20 80 per cask
LQUoRNo change See table for store prices according
to quantity and quality.
the absence of arrivals for some time past
the supply Cuba market has become materially redu
ced there u.s. however, little demand at present exs
ting We quote in barrels at IS CENTS and hhds at DO AZ
cents per gallon, as in quantity.
NJ c. cured BACON the market has ruled
exceedingly dull for the week just ended There Is fair
at which is held there is little demand from
taiers and appearances indicate downward tendency in
prices The sales have been confined small parcels at Is
Is cents for hog round and 13 cents for sides shout
ders We refer TO quotations in table, which will be founa
about the mark Western cured in good supply and in
the absence of the usual demand the market has ruled very
note small sales from store at liz cents for shoulders
and l23 Is cents per ID. for sides quantity sugar
per lb--LARD-The market continues to be very poor
supplied with this article and the receipts of N c. make
not sufficient for the demand for retailing purposes We
note small parcels received and changed hands
cents per h. in bbs Western sells from store at I4l
10 cents as in quality change in prices.
Northern sells at "a 26 CENTS AID N C. at price,
with limited demand, and the market rules dull ;-only
small sales have been made at $22 $22 SO per bbL
quantity.
notice rather more enquiry for this article DUR
ing the past week. and sales easily made cargo off,
700 sacks ground received few days since from Liverpool
and changed hands at 81 70 per sack 80 days Sells from
store at 81 Is 81 30. Alum is in moderate supply, and
dull at quotations. See table.
SuGARs-No change in prices The supply in ex
IS no demand existing for either oua
y and very few arriving No sales worthy of note and
quotations are merely nominal. See table.
T1MBER-The market rules about the same reported
for several weeks past Only RATS have been brought
in, and but few sales have been made. See table.
FREIGHTsn consequence of the small number of vessels
port and advance in barrel freighs
anticipated We refer to table for last prices paid
Wheat continues to arrive freely and learn that
sci has been taken to load for New York at cents per
bushel.
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DENTAL PRACTICE

Has FOR FIFTEEN years been exclusively attended to
II by the subscriber.
Our treatment SUCH that the teeth put in state of
life preservation, and free from pain.
After much study invention and practice have attain
ed to the very difficult art of stopping with god the de-
cayed cells in the teeth solid beautiful that
If practice gives skill and art, then perhaps,
tract tooth easy and carefully the admits.
and polishing the teeth that they much benefited and
elegant
Those who may prefer upper front artificial pivot teeth
which beautiful, comfortable and healthy than
tifcial teeth plates, will be happy to wait upon
Persons who wish to retain their teeth they
properly mascate and taste food and be free from pain
will do we'll to giye early call.
have and still shall elicit the Communications of our
patrons. K. SPENCER.
June IL. lS56-T237-3W
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NOTICE.


TINE RESIGNED HAVING DETERMINED ON
closing their business in this place, the first of next
October sale their entire stock of Groceries, &c.
for cash All orders for goods be accompanied
with money otherwise they will receive attention
The STORE-HOUSE they occupy, is for lease for a
of three years, from the first of October, 1856.
All persons indebted them by account,
uuested forward and make payment without delay
and all persons having claims them will present the
same for payment. HEYER Il VoNGLAHN.
August Ind 1856 2Sl-tf-49-tf
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The Foreign Trade If m -1-.E-

The effect of the despotism of the Turkish Gov.
erment IS nowhere more apparent than in the lin
its whichit Indirectly imposes upon production.-
Agriculture in Turkey is just about in the same
state as in the time of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob,
earned on without intelligence, and as mere matter
OF routine According to Ana Boue the Bulgarians
take best of their land and the rich harvests of
Servia show TO what they might attain were it not
tor the crushing despotism of the Government Few
ttrmers in Turkey have the capital necessary for
successful cultivation and those few ale comnelIed
to hide their riches TO take them out of the conn
try. The Turkish Government has, besides. done
nothing like what is necessary for country road it
is almost impossible, when crops are raised 10 get
them market. and the tribute levied on them is not
10 be left out of account. The trade of Turkey is
therefore, exceedingly limited.
In the year 1854, France exported to Turkey only
10 the amount of $4,0oO,0OO, while her exports to
Belgium, Sardinia, Switzerland, Sicily, Holland, Tus-
cany and Lucca, although these CO un,ries have onIy
tWo-thrds the population of Turkey amounted to $50
OOO,0OO So the exports OF England in 1854 were
to Turkey $4,000 Ooo to Egypt se,27O, 900, and to
Syria and Palestine S1,8300O0. IF we take into con-
slderation that at the beginning of the present GEN.
fury the commerce of Greece including Macedonia.
Epirus and Thesssaly, with 100000 inhabitants,
amounted 10 only 900, while the persent king
dom, with a million of inhabitants has a commerce
of S8,O0O,0O0 ii is clear that free government is
highly favorable to trade with foreign countries
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DISSOLUTION,

THE FIRM OF B. F. & A. j. GRADY has been Dis
solved by mutual consent Those having claims against
the firm arc requested to present them for payment and
those indebted to the firm will please up, longer inu
gence will not be given B. F. Grady will attend to settling
the affairs of the firm. B. F. GRADY,
Aug. 1889 lw---5O-2W A. J. GRADY
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NOTE River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
water subject to the of landing
erage, Sc Say lumber 80 cents to 81 per M Tar and
Turpentine about l0l5 per bband naval stores,
when brought railroad about the same expenses are
of one-6fth made the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
PRO BONO PITRIJHO

Every mother should have box in the horse kanty
IN case OF accidents to the children"
Readings Russia SaIve.
Boston remedy of thirty years. standing and is
commenced BY 1t and speedy for
Burns, Piles Bos Corns Feons Chblains and Old Sores
Of every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scald Head
Nettle Rash Bunons Sore Nipples, Recommended by nur
ses) Whtlows Sites, Testers Flea Bites Spider Stings
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Seurvy Sore and Cracked LBS
Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds it is valuable
have used it in the city of Boston and vicinity last
thirty years In no instance will TIM; saVe do an injury
the pures materials from recipe brought from Russao
articles growing in that countryand the popretors have
nurses and Others who have themselves and recon-
mend to others Readings Russia Salve put up large
and disabled soldier which picture also engraved the
wrapper. PRICE, Is Sold at all the stores in
town country be ordered of any Wholesale drug
gist REDDING & Co. Proprietors
Agent for Wilmington, N. C.-S. w. Whitaker.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 2lsT. 1856.

TURPENTGNE-From our table below it will be that
there was considerable activity the market for this art
ce at advance for hard and Is cents for
up the close of Monday On Tuesday, however, there
was disposition part buyers operate and pr
fully 81 cents with sales at e 80 for virgin
ing small lots have changed hands decline of
cents above figures The receipts continue light and
the sales for the week foot up 800 bbs. follows:
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NOTICE,

IN STORE AND FOR SALE 40 bbS. Rectifed Whiskey;
L 5 bbls. good old Johnston Whskey; bbs. Bourbon
Whskey old Santa Cruz Rum Wines of all kind Ale
Porter fresh and good Wild Cherry Brandy bbls
good Peach Brandy Holland Gin and Sehnaps Call at
No. 4S Market street.
Aug. - THOMAS 4. CRAFT.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
LII persons indebted the subscriber either by note
n account, will please pay up, money must be had
All standing thu months interest will be
charged No accounts will longer than ninety days
hereafter. IHOS. q. CRAFT,
April 18th. ---Td&w No As Market st.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

~ should be understood that quotations generally
rates have to be pad.
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SPIRITS TURPENTNE-Since review of Thursday last
the market for this article has ruled unsete and shows
decline of fully cents quotation of this day week At
the time Of closing enquiries this morning sales have
been effected SO cents at which figure the market is quiet
The weeks transactions foot up only 1855 bbls viz
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To the People of California

We are authorized to state, says the San Francisco
Herald, that the third day of July instant Judge
Terry received communication from Col Zabriskie
and Gen. Allen, in which they informed him that
GOV. johnson had delegated to them full powers to
settle the difficulty existing between the State gov
eminent and the Vigilance Committee in which COM
munlcatIon these gentlemen quoted a passage from
the address OF Mrs. Terry, published few days ago,
relative TO the resignation of Judge Terry provided it
was made apparent that such was the wish of the
majority Of the people of the whole State and they
out some mode by which the will of the people in re-
gard to his resignation could be ascertained The
Judge being isolated from all his friends and not al
lowed 10 see or communicate with them, refused 10
make any written reply to those gentlemen, being
apprehensive that it mis- ht be suppressed but the
following answer TO their communication was sent 10
TREND, and athoug h it is addressed to Col Zabris.
kle and others, Judge Terry desires the whole State
to know and understand his views on that question:
and now submits his reply TO the impartial udgment
of his fellow citizens:
10 COL. ZABRIsKIE AND oTHERs-I have authorized
Mr.. Crttenden 10 say TO you, in to your COM
munication of the Sd inst, that the most speedy and
satisfactory means OF ascertainng the wishes of the
people OF this State to my continuance on the
Bench which suggests itself TO my mind Is the fol-
lowing:
Let the offence charged against me be submitted to
public trial before impartial jury, speedily as
may be. If | am found guilty of any offence what
ever, will at once resign.
take it for granted that the people of California
desire to see no man occupying the position of Judge
who is guilty of any crime and will accept the YER
dict OF an impartial jury the sense of the people,
and act promptly upon that verdict.
Respectfully, &C. D. s TERRY
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A HOMESTEAD FOR $40.

$3IO,OOO worth of Farms and building Lots,
TN THE GOLD REGION OF VIRGINIA, (Cupeper
Coz be divided amongst 10000 subscribers on the
18th of September, 1856 for the benefit of Port Royal Fe
male Academy. Subscriptions o"ty ten dollars each one
half down. the the delivery of the Deed Every
subscriber will get Building Lot Farm, ranging in
value from $40 to $4,000 These Farms and Lots sold
cheap induce settlements sufficient number being
served the increase in the value of which will
the apparent low price asked The most ample
cury will be given for the faithful performance of contracts
and promises
R8MoRE AGENTS WANTED to obtain subscribers, to
whom the most liberal inducements will be given. Some
Agents write that they making $500 per month. Ad-
yersing will be done for Agent where possible For
full particulars, Subscriptions Agencies SC apply
Z. BAUDER, Port Royal, Carolina Co., Va.
June 23rd, 1856 217
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pa E1PEHsE OF SHAvING.-Lynn Bard furnishes the
abn S1on transcript with the following statistics of
onSaHng; suppose man commences shaving at 7
So u continues the practice until he is 6O; it will be
tho mat he has shaved 1900 times Going to
mste DdrDes, stopping and returning cannot be est-
mo al less than half hour; which, at ten work
AZ nouFs day, will consume two whole wears /.
oD ok cents Tor each time, the amount will be $942
board TO build an ornamental cottage, or pay his
ward Tor six years n F' ---'
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FLOUR.
TX bills and 12o bags Flour different grades, just in
= store, and for sale by
Aug. 81 WILLARD 6. CURTIS.
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NOTICE


T TAVING SOLD THE ENTIRE STOCK OF LIQUOR )
and Wines of the late firm of Jones Foyles to Thos
G. Craft Esq, have still hand and will sell at cost, for
cash, fine lot of SEGARS, TOBACCO, TEA, and other
articles in the Grocery line. tedious to mention.
would also say to those having accounts the Books of
said late Firm. that promises will pay notes, and
if they do not call within very few days and settle up
shall place them different position The business of the
Firm be settled Persons having accounts against the
said Firm of Jones Foyles the Subscriber, will please
present them. d. M. FOYLES.
Aug. l. l856.-2S0-tf
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NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS,

I A. & W. NJ. CAMERON have formed CO-PART-
NERSHIP for the purpose of carrying on the MILL
WRlGHTlNG BUSINESS in all It's branches viz Saw
and rist Mills will be put up any principle used North
South CrcularSaws of any with steam engines on
various principles Merchant Mills be propelled by steam
or water power, Bridge building Railroad Tresseng &C.
will also be contracted for.
All work done by us guaranteed to give satisfaction
Thankful for the liberal share of patronage heretofore
ceived, and hope to merit continuance Of the same
Our address is Little Rockfsh, Cumberland County N
c. Aup -5n.6n,
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MoDERN INyENTTONs.


We know Of invention of modern times that deserves
or is destined to occupy higher niche in the temple of
lame than the discovery invention of the Vegetable Ep
teptlc Pills for curing Epilepsy falling Fits SPANS
cramps and all the various notifications of Nervous Dis
ease Dr. Seth s. HamCe, of 1903 Baltimore street. Bat-
es OF all the benevolent portions of mankind who expert
ence pleasure by the alienation of human suffering When
Dr. Hance first prepared these Pills. he intended them solely
Tor Fits Cramps and Spasms but subsequent experience
able sensitive properties in this class of Diseases they ex
ered perfect control the entire system
was then induced to try them in of Neuralgia Tic
Dooreaux Nervous Headache Papitation of the Heart
Incipent Paralysis Hyseric Muscular Debility and host
of minor diseases sprngng from lack of energy
in all of which his anticipation crowned with the most
sangune success. Persons at distance by writing and
sending remittance to Dr. Hance can have the ms
forwarded by mail to their post Office address, he paying the
postage The prices for single box So boxes SIS;
or va q dozen We have given his address above.
Aug l9-dSw1w
Mrs. Powell, No. IS Stanton Street New York,
Was troubled with liver complaint for long time and
Celebrated Liver Pills She did So says that with one
box she effectually cur"(
adigestaon, stopage of he mcss, coiueness and gene
rat Fregntary of the bOtoe all diseases originating
the same prolific cause is also that dreadful scourge
DYSPEPSIA Those who are afflicted with any of the
above enumerate Diseases assured that the
of all their maadie in the liver for its correction the
best remedy offered to the public Dr. MLane Cee-
brated Liver Pills Try them. The money refunded if
satisfactory
asPurchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLANE'S
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros, PittsbOrO Pa. All other Vermifuges in compa-
rson worthless DR. McLane's genuine Vermfuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had all respectable
drug stores. Sold IN Wilmington, by VIM H. LIPPITT.
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS
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TO THE PUBLIC.


QEMOVAL AND NEW STOCK OF FINE GOODS
n The subscribers respectfully inform their and
public that they intend REMOVING their principal estab
lshment from their present stand, No. Is North Water
street, to their new stand, No. Is MARKET STREET,
where in addition to their present large and carefully
leced stock of Goods they will about the 18th Of
September entire fresh stock, purchased by
of themselves in the Northern cities with especial reference
to the wants of this community Their stock will consist of
of DRY GOODS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, HATS,
SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING, &C., &C., in fact a
general assortment suited the country trade
which they sell wholesale RETAIL at as low prices as
can be afforded by any other house in the business.
They would call especial attention to their Ready
Clothing which all manufactured for themselves, and
under their supervision and which they can warrant
faithfully gotten ups and calculated to give full satisfaction
to purchasers.
One the partners will for the North about the Doth
inst. They will money very much between this time
s of October and they earnestly request all those
indebted to make convenient to settle their accounts with
them OH or before that time, in whole or in part.
Thankful for past favors they solicit continuance and
being determined by moderate charges
and strict attention to business to merit share of public
patronage. WE'LL d ANATHAN.
lust RECEIVED PER SCHR. L. P SMITH
j 10 half barrels Fulton Market BEEF.
6 bbls. Roe HERRING.
5 bbls. Cut HERRING.
1900 lbs extra N. G.. HAMS
1 Dbl. Beef TONGUES.
Dbl. Picked do
bbl Dried BEEF.
3 bbls SALMON
| Just received and for sale by
WIN. l.. S. TOWNSHEND
August 18th No. 20 Market Street.
1GOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW for AUGUST.
- Just received and for sale at
! Aug. 20, 1856. S. w. WHITAKER'S
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TURPENTINE FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
a THE undersigned being DESTROYS to change his
Illness pursuits, would Sell or Rent to approved bidder
his Iurpen6ine Farm the South side of Black Mingo
Creek, eighteen miles from Georgetown. S. C.
There is on the place good Still and fixtures, Negro
quarters Barn. Stable Overseers House, and all other ne
cessary buildings, and thirteen crops of Boxes
which have been worked and some two years.
Said Farm covers of thirtyfve hundred acres
portion of which yet round TIMBER and excellent
plantable land cleared and under fence.
The Still is situated the brink of the Black Mingc
Creek tide way, and is accessible at all times com
size Vessels Boats
Freight to Georgetown, 10 to II cents.
For further particulars apply to
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore...l pr CT prem. Philadelphia pr ct prem
New York. Il Sc Virginia..
i lCharleSton...i g
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Black Mingo, P. o., S. c., Aug. %, 1866
4 ii ~ y a u L.

Ea THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale on accommodating
Z TERMS and at a low price, valuable Lot containing
two acres, situated at LONG CREEK BRIDGE, on the
north side of the main road-on the Lot is Dwelling,
side of the Road fronting 50 feet by 300 feet deep.
particulars apply to JOHN LARKINS,
Long Greek Post Office
Aug. 22-50tf New Hanover Co., N. c..
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ToRRaNny PREACHERS

TO BRANDY PEACHES,
WHITE WHISkEY for Brandyng Peaches is much the
w best Brandy shrivels, White Whiskey pumps the
Peach and cheaper. Also, hand White Peach and
Apple Brandy for the same purpose j. K RESION,
Aug Fl No Is Market street.