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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-26

FgEE LAn,R-fhs natural capital which consti
tues 'hs real wealth OF this great country, and
cfsatrs tat Intelligent power In tbs alone 10
b. relied on as the Buiwark II free Institutions,
lJohn Z fremont's Letter vi Acceptance
Whenever there is substantive good u be dom
whenever there is - foot ci iaua IL be preg,,ftea
from becoming Slave ,erritofy, am will8ie 3. ~.
ser. the rTinslpie II the exclusion q S4pSerr.-
Inaeiel webster.
repeat that never can and neysr win vote. and
70 earthly power will ever ifks rie vote IL htr.,
slasery over territory where il does not exi4i ~
Henry Clay.
heartily concur in al movements which have
i9f aer eect 70 repair the mischief artsiu- from
The violation g! COED faith in the repeal al ia. !,
s1aKi i44-4-14n am opposed IL slAYa1y Ii tL
abst aud epon principles sustained and M.
haAinalbt seitisdran,ietion, While ice. iu1 u
NO.. II tag esi'si tAat ought noi 10 he inlerlcte
WIN whsrsit esists aader tbe shield " stat. Say,
efeiRnts ain ar inf xibS opposed "a ts ayt,.s
&. frergHt. 9'.a
ieei taa t.rse,s nothing which the eiy,lty (,
sosid, 4 ttss sac n9tiee OF 90 huu4sa, aafsi.,,i
MAI as myeeli viii rerroach me With, yh5r 80
. SAID tae Vseer day, had maie M ,,.y .as5sl
for @nf. ihat nnaet oirfnmstanres wuula fe,ss,
,. TIC further eAteps.ou IF the area II slh,,,t -
Tue United stats, ct 81 the fur .,r incY,ss~ !,
stass representation IN the iiqQss Vi L. ,,rse,, !
tive speech of Daniel Webster "a tHe or -,
Bill is4s.
Isk ho,ag ~ Henry c-Ar.--In lsyp, Henry ci !,
spoke the following words
.tBat you cannot put your finger IN auy i~,a n
the Constitution which conveys The figt, Of IA,
power 81 carr. slafee from one OF thu =. ..ss If IN
UniJn 70 any lsrfitpry u The unitci states Nor
sir can | admit for "a single money that there 4
any separate OF distinct right sIQa the .srt ..
states Or individual netnbess VI IT, stats ~ r,
portion II the people OF tss lnls4 states 20 carr,
Slaves into Territories, undrr tia Iss that tbo,,
Territories head u eoli4AoI between the sesseal
ssAtes.
IHg Ricaa5vG kS4ulREs On THE Giscissar4 Pa,
Fons IVY iih the utmost possible precision ai.si .n
phaeis ot language these resolutions affirm III
grsa. vital principles, let, ot the Canstitutlsa,a
guarantees Of Slavery sna secondly .SG the eauat
Ity Of the states IN respect VI their sovereign S4
nifty aud political tights H. equally clear ara con
clusase tertas the doctrine of ~eattcF seyeTeirty
il rcpudiaied By the Democratic party.
III am elected tn the high Office Tn which your
has atei me- will enasAsat o. al
minister the government according ~ the uuvsp
yf the Constitution, IL was understood hy lac
vfsa, men Who framed ana adopted IL, and in suen
! way W. 70 preserve both Liberty and Union
John G. Ers0sst.
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Great 0etAAm Eremoae Meeting.
NEW Ioak, August 22.-Th0 German Mass
Meeting held at the Tabernacle, last evening,
was one OF the most imposing, ss we'll az
important demonstrations that has taken
place since the opening Of the present can
vass. The vast hall was denscly Gro wded
and the cheering and enthusiasm was tre-
mendous. The name Of Fremont, whenever
announced, called down a storm OF cheers.
Addresses were made by distinguished Ger.
man orators, and letters were read from John
p. Hale, s. p. Chase, DR.. Solder and 9TH
ers. After the meeting adjourned, process
sion of over mile in length was formed, and
the assembly proceeded to Col. Fremonts
residence on 9th street.
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hue ha mans Platform,

Va the Slavery question the platform adopted Tor
buchanan comprises these points: -.-----
4-tt-AHsF has fight et.ss-.t stt--s
from any territory.
ID The psopie OF territory have no r.~er "a
Pfoaielt oiaKery so long ~ the territorial govern
ment lasts.
"i' sqaatsei Sovereignty is hunlbug, and is no
longer planh III the Democratic creed.
sth. state equality means the right of Slave
holders TO take their Slaves into the bubble do.
man, by stitue Of the Slave lAws of tho Slave
States.
9TH. That Slavery is national aud Freedom see.
Goaal
Oh That the people of u territory car only ex-
siuls SiaNef3 irphi among Their after they have
iormed state Constitution and been admitted into
the Union,
sth. That Kansas must be X sat Of the aion,
% the plea oi want Of popuiat 5r until the Free
state then arc murdered driven uut and the lave
holder firmly planted under The protection If the
General Government.
sth. That any man denying the for gong doc.
trine lisa Traitor, and should be dealt With accord
ingly.
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NEW PIANOS.

M have just received three magnificent 81 and
w Octave Rosewood Planes with entire iron
frame AMI circular scale Also, second hand
bargain.
Tot Of Tay ior improved music stools, and In
dia rubber plane e1Sers. with al. the aud late
sheet music
on hand good assortment 81 Msiodcons and
Koicom. PATRICK l. GROUSE,
Second streel bet. Main j johnson,
aug25d aakuk
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Arrival of the Africa.

The Africa arrived at New York on the
Goth inst. She brings little news of import
nnce. Below will be found all the material
items:
1t was rumored in England, at the time
that the Africa sailed, that the Hon Rob't
Lowe, Vice President Of the Board OF
Trade, had left for the United States, with
special pow,r to settle the Central American
question.
The difficulty between the Allies and Rus
STA is about the most important matter OF the
news. 1t is alleged that Russia has violated
the treaty of Paris by the occupation Of the
Isle OF Serpents. at the mouth of the Dan
ube, and the non delivery Of Knrs. In con-
sequence Of this misunderstanding, the Eng
lish fleet remaining in the east has again been
ordered to the Black Sea.
SPAiN.--There is nothing of Importance
from Spain. 1t is rumored that there are
dssensions in the O'Donnell cabinet, but no
positive information has been obtained.
From Italy we learn that the Municipal
Council OF Ravenna along with others, have
voted addresses to the Pope, praying him to
remove the Austrian occupation.
The commercial advices are rather impor-
tant. The fine harvest weather throughout
Great Britain created quite panic among
the holders of grain and -four, in London
and Liverpool. We have advices OF the
heaviest tall Of The week by tho Baltic. A,
the close the tendency was to steadier mar
ket, though without Improvement in prices,
except on heavier grades.
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fHE DIS MoisEs VALLEY WING Is issued from
this Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
crcasing circulation throughout the DcsMoines Val
ley, as we'll in the Of the State and the Uni
ted States, and medium Of advertising s not
urpaxed. Subscription price sl,a0 per annum in
advance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-26

The State Of South Carolina, Charleston
District
Office Court Of General scs sions and Com
mon Pleas IL, Daniel Horlbeck, Clerk Of
said Court, do hereby certify that the pre-
ceding Schedule, Affidavit, Assignment. and
order, are true and faithful copies Of the
original proceedings now On file and Of rec
ord in this olkce.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
ut Charleston, this 4th day Of August. A.
y. 1870. DAN'L HORLBECK,
c. q. 5. and G. +. IT,. SIP
This damnine proof Of early poverty will
doubtless be taken up by the Buchanan pa
pers, 50 it struck US that we might az well
make virtue Of necessity and publish it al
once. SO large class or young men be-
tween the ages Of Is and 10, are indcpcn-
IDENTITY wealthy, especially Of those who hap
pan to have been left fatherless, with a
mother and sisters depending upon them,
that they cannot but entertain the lost with
ering contempt for II youth who, under such
remarkably propitious circumstances for ac-
curing wealth, still remains poor ut the ad-
sahcea age OF Is years, months. and 10
days Detroit Advertiser.
Wemay add to the comments OF the a.
ceriiser, that paper in this city, confed-
crate Of that rabid dsunion journal (the
Mercury which publishes these court records
IONS IN tins miserable raid against him, evil
| Gently rejoicing in the sheer, ssHe is a Poor
white Man. Men of Americai is it a
crime, in this countr.., to be poorg Is It :
crime to part with the last shred of pronerrv
to pay an honest debit He was born IN -.
nury. Was that his fault2 Shall he he
hantcd down for it? Shall it weaken Won.
confidence in his integrity and capacity p
VIII It lessen your respect for him, and hi.
popularity with you? He mny have been
poor--he may still be poor--in purse; but
he isrich in something better,-in intellec,.
ual attachments, in heart and hope. ana in
the affections OF the American People. Vi
pers, hiss on
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a CARD.
George q. Reed.

Nv III uaiH siO.,
Three Doors South Of the Bank of Missouri
NIHOLEsALE Dealer in Cloths, Cassi mers- aud
w Dos<kins, satinetts, Blankets, Iottonade.,
Lincna AVID i--.tns~7- Atso, superior fTmm ags
and Furnishing Gouda.
am now receiving and opening large supply
Of the above kind Of goods.
My Cloths, Cassinsres and over .coatings consist
in part Of some of the finer grades and make adapt
oil 10 Merchant Talors, we'll - merchant trade,
and respectfully solicit buyers 70 give my stock
thorough examination, when visiting the city with
the viev OF laying in their supplies. win guar
Antse my prices 10 compare favorably with similar
goods sold elsewhere In the United States.
aug2sl3t-w3 GEO. G, REED
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-26

OF Kansas; thoush I hardly think it possi-
BILE for them 70 suocesd Ii 80 unjust an effort
% deprive fIssmen Of ths right which they
havs inhssitsa from their fevoiationary siers.
AnRRICA.
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aug25sI
NOTICE.

John NJ. MOTT, JK-. Is admitted a partner in the
- aouse VI Hitchcock Co Tue wholesale and retail
Hardware business, III lts various branches, will b.
conducted under the name OF Hitchcock. Mott a Co.
rHAS. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN NJ MOTT, JR.
HENRY y. HITCHCOCK.
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KANSAS TRounLEs.-We publish to-day a
letter of some length from the St. Louis
Democrat, which gives pretty clear, and
we have no doubt correct, statement Of the
late troubles in Kansas. The letter is by
Southern man, whose candor, veracity, and
means Of information the Democrat
vouches for. From this letter will be seen
the causes which have driven the Free State
men to action. We ask any honest man to
read it and say if they are not amply justi-
fed; if they would not be craven sneaks If
they had pursued any other course; if it 10
not thing almost incredible that they should
have delayed as long as they have.
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j. W. MITCHELL, J. p.
Filed 9th August, 1881.

The State Of South Carolina:
| hereby assign MI my right, title and in
tcrcst IN the property specified in the above
schedule, unto Edward Sebring and L. L..
Roche, at whose suits | was arrested, and
awaited myself Of the benefit Of the Prison
Bounds Act.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th
day OF August, A. ID. 1881.
J. CHARLES FREMONT, [seal.l
Test-W S. SMITH.
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The Defendant having been brought be-
fore me to take the benefit of the Prison
Bounds Act, and no opposition being made
to him, 1t is ordered that no be discharged on
executing the usual assignment.
10Th August, 1881. T.. II. RAY.
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WAsHIsGros, August %.
SEsArE.-Thc Army bill was received from
the House.
Mr.. Hunter said there was no necessity for
its reference, rs it was precisely the same M
that lost on Monday. Ii was not his purpose
to enter into debate, and he thought the
question AT issue should be decided TO- day.
lie moved to strike out tho Kansas restric-
ton proviso.
Mr.. Seward agreed with Mr.. Hunter, that
the subject was perfectly understood. He
had heretofore said what he wished TO say,
and contented himself by demanding the ayes
and noes, stating that he had paired off with
Mr. Toombs.
The motion to strike out the proviso pre-
vailed by 50 agaist Z, and the bill was
passed.
The Senate having received n message
relative to the action of the House on the
Army bill, insisted on their amendment.
A message was received from the House
that they adhered.
Dir. Hunter thought, under the circum.
stances, tho bill should be allowed to fail
lie moved that the Senate adhere also.
MIR. Bell, OF Tennessee, said that the House
had taken very unusual, supplementary
and unexcusablc course; the proyiso, after
all, was but an abstract idea, since Congress
can never control the Executive in the dis.
charge OF his duties. lie hoped the bill
would not be allowed TO fail, and suggested
asking a Committee Of Conference.
MIR. Hunter replied elf he belived q
Committee Of Conference could agree, he
would consent but the action Of the two
Houses Of Representatives on the former bill,
ana the vote Of the House Of Representatives
to adhere, now satisfied him that there was
no hopes Of passing the bill in a proper
FORM; he would preserve the Constitution
and let the Appropriation bill fail, if neses-
snry."
.ar. Ca.ss regarded ta,s as tile nlvst solemn
crisis that had ever occurred in the histor
OF the country, and he expressed hope that
the people would awake to sense Of their
dan ger, before it was too late.
Mr.. Wade argued that instead of the House
trying to dictate to tho Senate, the Senate
was in fact trying to dictate to the House. He
suggested tho propricty Of receding, so as to
pass the bill.
The Senate, without coming to conclusion
on the subject, adjourned.
HcUsE.-On motion of Mr.. Kelly, reso-
lution was adopted requesting the Speaker to
draw his warrant in favor Of Thos. Childs
for mileage and per diem for the last session
during which he had not appeared in the
House in consequence Of illness.
a message was received from the Senate
rcla tive to its action on the Army bill. The
ques ton was taken on striking out, and lost
by n,res "a, noes 90.
Mr.. Campbell moved to- reconsider the vote
and lay the motion on the table. Carried BY
2majority.
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Republican Nom ma Hons.

For President,
JOHN q. FREMONT.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM L.. DAYTON.
For prcsidenitd, Electors,
At Large.........D. r. MILLER,
g NAMsL A. RUSSELL,
District. ". M. STONE.
I" ......H. OsCONNOR.
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Cn0mbSa ana DrW6Glst.
A POTHECARIES' HALL, corner VI johnson and
"A Sd street, Keokuk, lows, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Ole, Dye
stuas, and perfumsry, Tobacco, Cigars and snuff,
Paten, Medicines Of all kinds now In uss and con.
SANITY receiving, direct from tho Eastern cities
large and well selected stock, to which he invites
the attention of dealers Customers and Physicisns
will always find at his establishment Fresh and Un-
adulterated Medicines, which he selects with great
PERsoxALcA for this market, and his prices ars
~ low - any other house In the State.
n. y. Please call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. laugh
Notice tn Contractors.
GEALRD Proposals will be received st the oiice az
~ tho City Engineer, until o'clock p. m. Of Mon
day, August 10th, 1855, for the excavation Of the
Creek Channel, In Bank street, between Sd and 4th
streets.
Specifications can be seen at the Office Of tho civ
Engineer. L. HUTCHINSON,
Keokuk, Aag. is, '56.-dlct City Engineer.
sAE A riouftursl Bank Of Tennessee 10 taken NJ
! Ut our counter - other currency.
July 36-df FORD, G0RHAMt FORD.
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fNHE subscribers are nov receiving large additions
10 former stock u Hardware anu H1usck &C ping
wares, 10 which W. invite the attention Of Dealers
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NAnoSAL Horse Snow.--rherc is to be a
grand National Horse Show ard Ladies'
Fauestrixp Fair at Galcsbnrgh, Ills, on the
9TH 18th Sept. next. The Quincy Road Of
fsrs 70 transport horses, which are to be ex-
hibited at the show, for nothing. Cheap
enough.
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nAYIn anIfn.
n. n, VAHnlcWLRu
DAVID .. sMIrn. H.B.vAAulcKL8H
n. n. vANaICKLEN,
RIAL ESTATE AUCTI0NEEK.
SMITH 4 VANsICKLElq
sMrTH4vANslcKLEN.

NOh sALE-If applied for soon, Is lots situated
In tho most pleasant part Of the city very lew,
angling from $3.50 TO 81 $50, each; on the usual
erms. Apply to
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THs PArRIorIc WoRDs OF EDWARD BArEs.--
Wenotiee 10 tho Evcning Nes0s Of st. Louis
: little faller report Of the speech of Judge
Bates than ~ qoted from yesterday. The
following 10 the language he used with refer
snce to the result Of the Presidential cleo
ton:
"Wc are told to vote for Buchanan to de-
feat Fremont, az the election Of the latter
would lead to the dissolution Of the Union.
Il is false to say that Southern men will
dissolve the Union in the event Of Fremont's
election, is . Islander and calumny on
them. The Union il stable and strong, and
will remain 80 let who will be elected. There
is not one inch Of soil from Minnesota to
the Belize that Is in the political North or
the political South. The Union is welded
and bound together by ties Of blood and kin
dred, and will come out unscathed from the
fiery trial Of the coming election"
This is language which rejects credit
upon his heart and his patriotism. And who
shall say that he is not as well authorized to
speak for the South, to shy that his aver
ments do not as accurately convey the aver
age southern sentiment, as the bullying
threats Of the nulli6ers and fire. caters
We believe they do more accurately, and
that these ferocious threats are the vapor-
ing humbags We always considered them.
They'll do to Brighten children with TO
make a doughfacc trcmble and COVER /; to
make half doubling Democrat shrink back
into the harness, shut his eyes and pull
ahead, while the slave-drivcr cracks his whip
over him; but they wont do to drive friends
Of Freedom from their posts Of tuty,-in-
telligent men, who know very well how much
value there is in their policy of intimidation,
their threats to "subdue,' and their pomp-
Gus and solemnly- ludicrous talk about sece-
ding from the Union, from which every man
Of ordinary information knows they couldu't
be kicked out, and that the institution Of
Slavery, an account Of which they make
such threats, couldn't live o day after their
connection with the Union was dissolved.
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kNOh sALE-2o acres adjoining the city limits,
1 north, on very reasonable terms. Apply 10
jy2Id SMITH h VANSiCkLEN.
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HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 co.

A. CDsNABLE, n. shfru, ~ CossABLG
T1NNABLE, SMYTH A CU.-Whoiesale Gro.
~ ezra, dealers IN Tennessee, Iron. Forwarding
and Commission Merchants Nos 81 and 81 Lcyee.
Opposite steamboat landing.
Have on hand "a full and complete stock for
fall trade To which the attention VI purchasers Is
solicited.
aug %.
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HAVING determined, hereafter, TO do IN exclu.
L siscly cash business In our retail department,
Nc are prepared 10 sell all kinds Of Hats caps Bon
nets, &c., ~ greatly reduced pric.s. Our stock 10
now very complete, and We Keep nothing bat the
bsst grades Of goods always have the latest styles
and will sell lower fur cash than the common grades
ere sold on credit. So come on with youy dimes,
~ All kinds Of Millinery work done to order
ct the shortest notice.
Oct 70 dit d. r. HUMPHREY aAar
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ksOh SALk--+ Ave lots within 4 of . mile
south Of the city, if applied fer soon. Terms
easy. Apply TO
jy14d SMITH yANSTCKLEN
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1sts-. l1..1Ik THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN 10
se.eA.a.e-1<-nes IYNCHRI re AND RICHMOND

Fare from lynehburg to Buchanan. 30
j ~
From Lynchburg to Charlottesville. ............ 81
On am after the d of October Packet Boats will leave
bnehanan at a. NJ and Lynchburg AT Il L. Nj, Monday
Wednesday aud Friday and arrive i'll Rchn, nd second day
at ) O'Clock A NJ
Chaotiesrile passengers leaving Lynchbug at u z
Teheh SGottesVe at l0 NJ next day, and arrive in Char
"uesFule at d T. NJ Leave Iynchburg fer Buchanan and
arrive at p NJ.
From Lynchburg to Richmond time and i'll
card below.
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IAid AYE Whi-,,c, aud tsrnndy.-


TuNO THE d.ONER OF TVE FINE NKVS-
l. Those who delight look upon admire tho benpti6l
specimens of art which the hand of the present
gressive age Is forming respectfully invited TO call ON q
W. MINIS IL Co.. al their ell established nacnerrnan n al
ery There the Statesmen of the country with intellectual
brow and august mcn, stand ont from the
natural and liieke appearance that spectator al @
cie he hears the heart ihrob the Inns move %
too the beautiful hlushing maiden with sparkling eves AZ
charming lips invites the ardent youth gaze in adnira,i
IN "Heavens last best gift to sinful There tn 81
licking rompng childhood, with buoyant heart and n
laugh meets the visitor and holds him charmed to the MAJ
specimens. Have your likeness and reader in, @
you esteem above all others accompany you and r
contented without an exact representation her aud az b
you hold dear on earth Then should silver cord h sn
ped and the golden osw broken you have that len which %
evercal vividy TO your recollection departed d.
In all weather with equal facilities and with
give perfect likeness they NAV he found ~ IN 20
at their far famed Gallery Main street 81 door from p
sree' Lyhchourg and sycamore street, Petersburg va
| +. A.. q. w MINNIS a. Co
~ Daguerrean Artists
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PHILADELPHIA.


ATaN BHASGH 0F GHE tGOEsasNGl
~ TRADE IN Pn1tAbELptlA--TO SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN GENIIEMENS SIiEkflNE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
TlOS T. DlLL g. CO. 1913 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
door below Fifth street, have established Immense
Clothing House the and sale the ole
giant Clothing that money aud ant produce in anticipation
of the southern cash bHy3s who heretofore
To New York tor that part al their stock, T. T. DILL
CO. determined that house IN the United States shall
offer varied stock finer made
lower prices cash examination will convince
most skoptcal Call and see them Jan 2l-d3m
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arangedt to be supplied regularly by of the best
s,~i Hehts Son Hats, of every variety of quality and
NJ p, t9s are introduced and styles change Some of
mina - mas opened this week very fine Please ex
~ 'H'"' Ina Its y. SEABURY
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In ypekstl,G

EW GO0DS.-rhe subscriber has now received his
complete Stock of Spring and summer DRY GOODS :,
10 whch the attention of his friends public in general
sIespeetiuly called Having taken advantage of the de.
ste OF the market in purchasing his Goods he will
DC aole 10 ofier great inducements 10 BUYERS
rue articles TO mention there ,an Ia,
o All the articles which general Dry Goods business
oiats besides large assortment Boots Shoes Hats
aps onhoias Parasols, Sc Country Merchants are es.
psay invited to call him before they 20 further East he
M 10 sell at Rchmond Prices Strict attention
ap l9.s NaTIiI GItoopNup,,,,,