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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

RRASs Cocks, Oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pert aiming to . saw mill steam engine
fur sale low ut the sign Of the
/ june3d BIG ANVIL.
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WHO WANTS A SHAWL

WE WOULD CALL THE PARTICULAR
w Vltention Of purchasers to our immense
STOCK OF SHAWLS, which now comprises
every description Of desirable styles in use all OF
which have been purchased upon the best terms
and many Of them for less than they canbe bough bit
again this season.
we have always given this department of our
business a great deal Of attention, and from the
great number we buy and ell every season, we
are always prepared to show by far the largest
stock In the Distric', and In MANY instances st
lower prices than they can be obtained for else
where. We feel confdent 1--WE believe 1t is gen.
orally ad mitted by the Ladies) that there is moth
ing in the shape Of covering so decidedly comfort
able In cold weathe as VAIN, heavy Shawl and
they certainly possess another advantage over any
other, and that is they are never out Of fas hion
Our stock in part comprises the following viz :
100 Broche Long Shawls In White Blue Green
Scarlet, and Black Centres, ranging from Sl2 so
to 275 End all warranted to be as cheap as they
can be purchased for in New FORK at retail
800 Scotch and Bay State Plaid Shawls, Of the
newest styles in vogue
100 Misses Long and Square Plaid shawls, in
all the various sizes.
50 Black and Lead and all Black, Long and
Square Shawls, from 80 to SO So
The above lot Of Shawls will be found well
wor by the attention Of purchasers as no such as
sormen. will be found on retail south of New
York. w. M. SHUSTER CO
No %, opposite Centre Marlet, between 7th
nov 4-lW and eth streets.
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DEATH OF TIE WANDERING JEW We

DEATH OF THE WANDERING JEW We
learned yesterday of the death at the Roper
Hospital of the Wandering jew" u charac-
ter whose singular appearance aud habits
hsye been the subject of much curiosity ard
comment He has been known about Char
lesion for the last six or seven years but the
period of his advent is Lot recorded He
seemed to be very poor, he never worked,
and never begged, but yet in some way or Il Q
other he managed to subsist. The most Elm
gular fact connected with him was that he
never took the shelter o. a roof-his sic ,ping
place was a hole in the ground on what is
known as Payne's farm, and he was not only
conteuded with it, but would accept of no more
comfortable accommod atoms when they wer,
rendered to him. He was OIL known a. th.
Wandering Jsw."-Charisston STANDARD.
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roREIGN NRws.

By the arrival of the steamship Vigo at New
York, and Canadian at Quebec, We have Liv.
erpool dates to the 2lst of October.
In England, it is reported that Lord Pal
merston was preparing a new reform bill.
Lord Russell threatens q similar measure.
England and France have suspended diplo-
matte relations with Naples. No hostilities
have yet taken place
A terrible accident occurred at London re-
Gently While the Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, the
famous Baptist preacher, was preaching at
Concert Hall, false alarm of FIRE was raised,
creating a stampede, in which several persons
were trampled to death.
The statement that France had summoned
Austria to evacuate the principalitles has not
been credited.
The Cologne Gazette says that all the pow
ers excepting the United States have assented
to an original protocol respecting the sound
dues question.
ministerial crisis and financial dim ,ulties
exist at Constantinople.
The ministerial crisis in Denmark has re.
suited in the installation of the old ministry
The commercial affairs of France are as.
Stunning more favorable aspect.
Persia solicits the mediation of France in her
difficulties with England
The Paris Conference of Diploma tists of the
several Powers re assemblies on the 18th.
officials with old conservatives.
In Naples, the authorities were redoubling
their preparations for defence
By the Vigo. we learn that the Paris con.
| ference was to re-assemble on the 18th inst
A German paper states that the King a
| Naples has urged the cabinets of st Peters
| burg, Vienna and Berlin to conclude in favor
of the integrity of the Kingdom of the Two
Sicilies, treaty analogous to that guaranty
| ing the integrity of the Ottoman Empire.
The latest advices state that preparations
| for the defence of Naples are redoubled. No
| modification of the ministry had taken place,
| and all were anxiously looking for the allied
| fleets
The French squadron was anchored in the
road Of Toulon ready to depart. Four Sar
| diRian ships were also in readiness.
An English steamer arrived at Ajaccio on
| the 18th with orders for Admiral Bands to sal
on the 18th. Accordingly, two steam frigatei
| put to sea next morning and the remainder
| of the squadron sailed in the evening.
| THE MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL. Nov 81 The news from Amer
| lea by the Canada, which arrived on the 10th
caused an advance in all qualities # cotton t
| the extent of 3-I6. The market was active
with large speculative inquiry.
| Flour was quiet; Baltimore and Ohio 80
6da33s Cd Ohio 35s 6la37S Cd. Corn Wa
steady at 35a35s Cd for white, and 32s 6da3i
for yellow and mixed. Oats were buoyant.
| Provisions-Pork was dull; bacon continued
steady; lard was very dull; tallow had ad
| vanced Is.
Consols for money on Tuesday closed a. 81
| a92; and for account at 92a92t.
| Letters by the Canadian report cotton
farthing higher since the Friday previous
| viz: Mlddling Orleans Y Mobile Is 16ths
and Uplands 6; per 10.
Indian corn had advanced 3D. Sugar wal
was unchanged
The Paris bOurse was fuctuating, but price
| generally frmer.
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ELECTION DAY.

WE DO NOT CARE WHICH OF THE
w two great and good men are elected Presi-
dent Of the United States to-day, either Demo-
Gratis or Natives. Our glorious Union i'll be
safe with either Of them. We want to II our
STOVES and other 6oods to both great parties
All please cali and see us. We have in store a
very large and beautiful assortment Of Stoves and
other goods. Stoves Of all sizes and patterns for
both parties, for coal or wood. Please call at No
Bis, and we will sell our goods re,y cheap for
cash. We would respectfully call the attention
Of out customers and friends to the fact that our
stoves are Philadelphia castings, and wish them
to ask for the same, for Pennsylvania iron 10 the
best and toughest iron that is found in this coun-
try, and best suited to make good stoves, thong b
II our customers wish Baltimore castings we
have them In store. Please call and see them
both G.. WOODWARD & SON,
Pa. ave-, bet 10th and 18th SITS at No aus
nov Aft (Organ)
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Amusements.
Amu6emeut6.
CAR UST'S SALOON.
PERTAINS
OP E r A TIC B A N D
OF

"a 4So L - l. IL -
Consisting Of the 'ollowing members
Il g. Creighton, director and double bass,
Carl Trautman. principal solo violincelist and
leader Of orchestra,
Morris ID. Edmonds, second solo violincelist and
jewish dulcimer,
DR.. c: Montgomery, basso and violincelist,
w. w. Snow, soprano and pianist,
A. Jones, first banjoist and dictator,
II. Parker, second banioist,
John Duley, bones and first low comedian,
Mast Robert Hughes, balladist,
William Boyd, eccentric comedian,
j. II. Hunter, comet piston,
c. Mortimer, solo guitaIist,
+. Edwards, alto and tenor violin,
VIM. Moore, second tenor,
NJ. Sexton, comic dancer,
j. Cluskey, Jig dancer and tsmbo,
Fred. Myers, fancy dancer and personator Ct fe-
mae chars cter,
WILL GIVE THREE CONCERTS
At CARUSIS SALOON, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, November 10, Is5e.
N B.-CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EACH
NIGHT. New Aferpieccs every Evening
Tickets TWENTY FIVE CENTS Reserved
Seats can be secured during the day at the Hall.
nov Az
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ohAViSs MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
o'ush In either warm or cold water, pour on
Two OF three drops of balm of q Thousand
Flowers" rub the beard we'll and it will make
beautiful soft lathsr much facilitating the
operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents
For sale at shillington's, agent for Wa,h;n,
ton, and all druggists.
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KEwARD OF FIVE DOLLARS WILL
"A he ns,d for the return Of my NEGRO BOY,
THOMAS WILLIAMS. Tom is an Indicated
Apprentice Of about is years Of age, il well grown
and of copper or dark muiaio color. As len
INV house this morning, wearing high crowned
felt hat, of dark drab or brown color, black
cloth frock coat, and pair OF brown cashmere
pants, and a pair Of new fine calfskin shoes
VIM. CLEARY,
aov 3-2t& Cor. Of 9Th street and Maine Nv.
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NOW DISCHARGING, AND FOR SALE
lNlI5 tons Of Cumberland COAL, Of a superior
quality. Also White Red, and Grey Ash Coal
ing In their supplies will hnd 1t to their advan
tase TO give me call before purchasing else.
where. Once and Yard north east corner Of IL b
and streets, one square south Of Penn avenue
No. 5ie.
nov AT c. NJ KEYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-04

REMEMBER -
THERE Is no BETTER CHEAP GOODS THAN AT
|>a II A l. j. >
GREAT CHEAP CASH STORE.
!: ss
NEW YORK RETAIL PRICES
e.: T. y: az: &; a.; $E 81 e;
ASp STEPPED SILKS the most and
nERINos
Which s % AZ rEF .ss ing
@ pieces b ss9s as s::ai :s sss
cALscos cALcos, cAL'Cos
8: 90 cents
sHAwLsiI sHAwLs'''
beauty design, quality .nd moderate
FLANNELs, FLANNELs.
homsu ts
CAssMkRks, CAssIMEREs,
cAssINkrs cAssINErs.
a ssF s G a l sHGas FL. a ! ; $ cents
LINENS
M nth % engaged
ss 10 II Ss s shsaSs | ss s p
BLANKETS, BLANKETS,
zs s:S s..s $s s.: :s :s
SKIRTS, SKIRTS
Ess Ss for
"e;sss s @ sz ! s s rs s the usual price
| Gentem dr-Shht on3
aOd adisVes s,jutin fomau cion
Hood. Comforts and sss6s low price"
Splendid
ina ss s ss g s @ $ %
uatwI leiyesa sacton, inlow-p edgoods
otand
ou
we feel ften tthtthe ywues itd In
gtosIaga
any Tim no
| Fourth eabowI Street
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Boarding.

BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON The 3. w
~ corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
tsprepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort win be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ape-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-04

GOOO REWARD.-RAN AWAY FROM
~ IOO the subscriber, on the evening OF the
LIST instant, NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to
the estate Of Mrs Sophia Perrie, deceased }
named CORNELlA DI6GS about twenty q We
years Of age, five feet ten inches high Of bright
mulatto color, and Is a very wei made woman.
| will give the above reward IL taken In The
District or State OF Maryland, or S}OO IL taken a
non slaveholding State, ard secured so that can
get her again. q. A WATERS,
nov 3-n Administrator, w A.
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VALUABLE INMIGRANTs.-Two ys.s.,, "a.
Gently arrived from Leghorn ut New York
bringing so passengers, all Of whom were or
gan-grinders.
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DANAWAY from THE SUBSCRIBER
H resiaing on Virginia avenue, between
ID and 4th streets, Navy Yad, bla -
BOY named JOHN CLARK, who is be ~
tween IL and Is wears Of age. L VIII CIV o.
as reward for him; and fofewarn all persons from
harboring or employi' him, ss l VIII enforce the
law against all such persons.
nov 3-5H THOMAS hihhL6I.
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W. q. MkTZEHOTT,
(SUCcEssoR TO GEORGE HlLBUs,)
Wholesale hgent for the Southern States
of Bowen L. bacon's
c L E B x A T & ID PIANO
LAS ALWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST
Il stock Of PIANOS from Sis up to S1O'O
PIANOS MELODEONS from Si5 10 S25J,
GUITARS, VIOLINS, BRASS INSTRU.
MENTS, FLUTES. BANJOES, ACCORD
EONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than in
any house south Of New YORK.
Music published and received every day.
Pianos for rent. nov 4-tr
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS

NE" AHRAN6EMkNTS.
TIME UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il inform their customers ard the public In gen
eral, that they have thoroughly renovated their
establishment and added thereto very large Gel
their superior PORTER and ALE on hand and
eIpsc; daily to receive a supply Of Philadelphia
and Troy Draught Ale, which will be sold at a
small advance, for cash only. We also expect
daily 50 bbls Of New Jersey Champagne Cider,
a pure article.
ALWAYS on hand, large supply OF Turner Il
Brothers fine Liquors, viz: blackberry, Rasp-
berry, strawberry, Cherry and Ginger Brandies !;
Ginger Wine; Stomach and ct, ughton Bitters
Absentee, Curacao, and other Cordials. Dr.
Wheeler Tonic Sherry Wine Bitters, for which
we are sole agents.
As usual, a large supply Of Mineral Waters,
bottled Porter and Ale on land.
Army Il SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
nova Georgetown, d. G..
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DR.. C. s. GOODMAN, Dentist.

DR.. c. 8. GOODMAN, Dentist
HAS REMOVED TO AND FITTED UP
l. those magnificent rooms formerly
occupied by the Gas Company. corner k8
Eli nth street and Market Place Twenty II11D
odd years experience In the various branches Of
his profession justifes him in ffering his ser
vices to the pubic. Having increased facilities
he is prepared to perform ali operations, surgical
or mechanical, In the highest style Of art, and on
scientific principles. nov 3-2t&
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PARIS PREMIUM HATS.

TAniS RDhiSM hAAos
MODE DE PINAUD.
TODD CO. HAVE RECEIVED PER
l. steamship Garage" an invoice of Sen n
tlemen's DR. ESS HATS from the celebrated
establishment OF Laville & Poumaroux, who -
received two frst-c,ass medals at the late Exposi
ton in Paris.
Also, a beautiful assortment Of Children
FANCY BEAVER HATS, for Misses or Boys
Ladies' RIDING HATS.
FRENCH UMBRELLAS, very superior.
TODD CO,
nov 3-6t&eotf west end Browns Hotel.
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A CARD.-THE ATTENTION OF PER
"A sons wishing to purchase Furniture, and the
public 10 general is respec fully invited to the
sale which will take place on WEDNESDAY,
the 5:h instant, at the United States Hotel, on
Penn. vlvania avenue, between Sd and n streets,
at 10 o'cl ,ck q. m.
The sale will commence in the dining room
with the Crockery aud Glassware, Castors,
Knives Forks and spoons We shall then pro-
coed to sell the large assortme mt OF Bedding, IVY
pairs Blankets, 100 pairs Sheets, $50 Comforts ana
COunterpanes, Pillow Cases, laple LIONS, &C
The sale viii be continued from day to day until
all Is sold. -,,,
Some Of the Furniture is Of an excel emit quality,
and persons wishing TO purchase VIII 40 well TO
the ,vesth.r A GREEN,
ncv an Auctoneer.
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Wants.

SITUATIoN wANTED-BY AN AMERI.
~ can Woman as Cook, and TO assist in washing
Cod references can be given. Apply at Mr..
JOHN DAVIs'S, street, north side, between
AZ and 5th strest Is. lts
WANTED ONE OR TWO GOOD FARM
w Hands, to work on a small farm near the
city. Inquire from to O'Clock at l.. MUIR
PHYS Harness Making Establishment, No. 40
! 18th street, I'd door north Of the Avenue,
nov 3tH
WANTED. "A SMALL HOUSE TO RENT,
w at about $500 by hrst rate tenant The To-
cation must be between ID and sth streets, and the
premises must be In good repair: A well fur
Box 5l7, Pos; Once. nov l-3ts
WAN TED-A WOMAN To Do THE
w Cooking, Washing, Ironing, and General
Housework Of a small family. Also, Boy as
House Servant, that is acquainted with the city
Colored or German preferred. Good references
required Apply at No 4ls Thirteenth street.
nov 1-3t$
w wanted to buy 500 pieces Of Black Velvet
Ribbons, at less than retail prices. Also, 20
dozen Kid Gaupuets at SIX, usual price 81 rs
20 dozen do at 81 1, worth So GhilS la Hand
warranted fast colors; beautiful silk Buttons at
6k cents ALI goods at small profits for cash, at
the Peoples Store. w. r.. HURDLE,
oc 2s-2w Georgetown, ID. c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w find persons In want OF the following N
ticles:
French or German Looking CLASSES
Portrait or Picture Frames, round, oval or square
OIL Paintings, large and small
Marble top Bracket Tables, in bronze or gold.
All kinds Of Pictures framed, and any sise
Looking Glasses, or other work In the gliding
line done to order with dispatch.
Also, lot Of cast-iron Brackets, suitable fcf
shelving, &c, on hand. Terms moderate to sui
the times, for cash.
N.B.-Old Work Regilt, and Looking slss
Plates inserted.
ass Penna. avenue, opposite Kirkwood House.
dec ID JOHN WAGNER.
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~VOCAL MUSIC "A CLASS FOR
49, instruction in the elements Of Music and
the practice Of Singing will be organizrd on
EDNESDAY EVENING, the 5th inst at
O'Clock, at the f street Bap.i't Chuch, under the
direction Of Mr.. GLENRoY. All persons desiring
to become members OF the Glass are requested to
attend.
This, 1t is expected, will be the first Of series
CT lessons nov AIT
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ENOTICE THE SUBSCRIBER bees
~ leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing they
will save from Is to 25 per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
3O9 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
te 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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HENRY DANZI8ER.

LADIES' AND CHiLDREN'S FURS.
E4@8seA LADIES WISHING TO OBJ
AHEs.5s.snn tain desirable FURS at moderate
81gSsS prices will find good asso t.
X-sTY ment Of MANTILLAS, Pill
Ez3AE$SS5 LORINES, TIPPETS, Il VIC
TORJNES, with CUFFS AND MUFFS to
match, OF various prices, at
STINEMETZ;S
Cheap Cash Store, 2l6 Pa. av.,
nov 4.eotf near 18th street.
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A ATTENTION, UNION GUARDS-YOU
81 "a are hereby notified to be punctual in attend
mi mi trg the monthly meeting Of the Co pany
W W at The Armory, on TUESDAY EVENING"
at X O'Clock. as the election for Secretary and
TREASURER for the ensuing year will take place. By
order Of Capt. REESE
nov 3-2t JAMES LACKEY, Sect.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERI-
- can Woman as Cook and TO assist in washing
Good references can be given. Apply at Mr..
JOHN DAVIS'S, street, north side, between
AZ and 5th stret Is lts
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Proposals.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
has issued proposals for the purchase of sites
for the new post Offices and United States
court roOns to be constructed under the late
law of Congress to that end, at Windsor and
Rutland, VT.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, Sd November,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-04

KMUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN
DNA ISOLATION Change Of he time
dndplaes Of Meeting "A regular meeting Of the
Beard Of Directors for receiving the monthly In
Stalments Will he held at the office Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, adjoining (northy the
Bank Of Washington, OF WEDNESDAY next,
the 5th instant, at O'Clock m
nov 1-3t CHAS WILSON, Sec.
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HSCITY DISPATCH ESPECIAL NO
80 TICE.-The proprietor begs leave 10
inform the citizens Of Washington that not being
patrOntsed sufficient to guarantee the continuation
OF the above, he has been compelled to close, and
returns his sincere thanks for their patronage
Persons having purchased Stemps at the Box
Stations will please return the same and have
their money refunded, on and after the sth Of
November there will be no REDEMPTION.
nov 3-3t* JOHN WILEY
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO ALL VITO USE LIQUOR !
WOIfe'S Shiedam Aromatic
ScsR4T AgPSe

n-This celebraid beverage is mannfacturedat
the factory of the ndeFsigued, at Schiedam, Hol.
IAN. He is,the so importer, as well US the ex-
elusive manufactmr Of the article and no prepara,
fon bearing the une Of "Schnapps. thatis no,
procured either fpm his establishment in New
York or from his gents u other cities, is genuine
or reliable
Il is made from arIcy.of the finest quality, 90.
ected with great cse from The products of the mos;
celebrated grain -grwing districts, is favored with
the essence Of the somaic Juniper Berry ofItaly,
andis rectifed by speculiar process which expels
from the spirit ever acnd particle.
As a means .of preventing and correcting the
dlsagreeabIe and of.n dangerous effects produced
upon the stomach ad bowels by achange Of wa
ter-a visitation tOwhich Travellers, new settlers
and all unacclimate personsare hble-the Schei-
dam Aromatic Schapps will be,fnnd absolutely
nlailbIe; while, il cases of dropsy, gravel, OBJ
struction of the hneys, diseases pr the bladder,
dyspepsia ague ah fever, and general debility, it
is recommended INST emphaticaIy BY lie uost
distinguished ,nes,atsrseet The medicaIprofession.
lwish the publicto understand the Schnapps il
not sold by the gabn or pipe. 1t is oaIy sold in
quart and pint botas, in cases of one dszen quarts
and two dozen pins, eaehbotte eenvIcped in vel.
low paper, with ny name on the bollb, cork, and
fac sime oEmy signanR on The Iabd. For sale
al all the respectable Druggists and Grocers.-
UDOLFHO WOLFE.
Soe Importer AMI Manufacturer.
DEPor A8, go d 29 Beaver Steer, New York,
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SPECIAL N0r1c,rs

ne PrlFiege q yearly advertisers is strictly ;red n
ns % Sn immediate and regular bnsiness and the bust
that Of its individual members (" do 'ne'uuing
Merchants or others advertising by the year Vim opl a
ao" Gu sne space of half column in the paper AT te
rates al present charged them BY this paper 'e
other advertisements. 'i' '0 iHSer'eu as
Advertisements of two columns width will he charged
treble the usual rates. 1'"' eu
Advertisements marked on the copy for speciGeJ
time VIII be inserted till forbid and payment exacted
And fhaIly-Al communications for this paper of anv
ana every character whatsoever intended to promote the
private ends or Interests Of individuals corporations So
cetcs or schools, will be charged as advertisements
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CautIol to The Pullic.

Since the introduction of my SclAdam Aroma
tic Schnapps into he United StatesA number Of
Liquor Mixers inNew York, Bosoiaud Phila.
delphla have been engaged in putting up mixed
and poisonous CHM green cases and Jugs, and TO
be Pamed off upm the unwary for NY genuine
Schnapps ! hav, directed my agenb roinstil,ne
legal proceedings gainst all persons ylo they may
ascertain to be engged ID this most atpcious sys.,
tenn of deception, aud call on the prlss and the
public to MD rhemin their efforts to remedy 80
greatan evil UD0LPHO WOLFE.