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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

The following fsrthss news lFsa Kassss
W taks from the ST. Lsais RYsblicaa 81
Saturday, though every ding II that jssraal
aboss Kansas is to be taksa With allowance
in favor Of the Free State men:
The steamer Polar Star arrived from the
Missouri River yesterday, bringing the lstest
news from that quarter. To one Of the on
GERS We are indebted for what follows:
! Col. Lane and his ssarmy Of the North"
were still stationed 1T Lawrence, numbering
over thousand men.
/ When the boat landed ut Atchison, It Was
reported that battle came % on the pre-
vioas day ut IIickry Point, the particulars Of
which were thus stated by gentleman just
I arrived:
| Apar.y Of about fifty Law and Order men,
under the command OF Capt. Robinson,
| were attacked by about two hundred insur-
gents, under the command Of Col. Harvey,
OF Chicago. The Insurgents, after having
continued the attack for several hours, final
~ sent in flag Of truce, and proposed II
they would have drawn battle they would
deliver up oil the horses and cattle which
they had stolen, and would agree not TO CON-
nit any more depredations 10 that section Of
the Territory. The Claw and Order men
Capt. Robinson Vas wounded severely, ball
passing through his hips, and nearly all the
LAW and Ordero men were moro or less So
verely wounded by balls, or splintsrs from
the cabins in which they wore defending them
selves. Ten Of the Insurgents were killed
and some twenty wounded.
The day before the battle at Hickory
Point, Capt. Robinson went to Grasshopper
Fulls, and defeated Q force of about one
hundred Insurgents, under the command Of
one Crosby. Capt. Robinson also captured
oil their stores and ammunition, consisting
OF property stolen BY the Insurgents. Two
OF these men were killed, and they all left
their horses, which were taken BY the Law and
Order men.
The Insurgents who were defeated at
Hickory Point were the same body OF men
who robbed all the merchants at Osaukee
and Easton, and killed two men on Strangers
Creek.
At Leavenworth, it is remarked, that
everybody had pdmosed the rdnche-stores
and all houses were closed, and the streets
deserted.
There were about six hundred United
States troops at Fort Leavsnworth, and
about nine hundred at Lecompton--making
fifteen hundred in the Territory. Gov. Geary
was 1t Lscompton with the United States
troops.
These are the reports ~ gathered BY the
Polar Star. Sufficient time had not elapsed
20 see the ehsct Of Gov. Geary's proclama-
ton and the declaration Of his intention to
maintain the peace 1t all haxards. We hope
that he will be able to do this, and the next
advices will bring news Of settlement OF
the question at issue, without further resort
TO arms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

=. s.inulase y, proad q
TIER haaisaal psase1, 4Sk = shsir NJ
tieol 1o11iaq, ~ oesf6o RI - powss
vhtlh ~ a1aioaaalty tasar9 - ely forth
On - QakDtis - sxpsdisis1s ~ wen 70 ~
se tUesanh out - momeSy u Ne past,
sod the hope Of the Future, By ~ acs which
would entail upon their postsrisy . bitssrss
destiny than that which bsfel the shildrsn Of
Adam under tho weight Of tho primeval
surse. n.
isis confidently asserted By the Dsnocra-
~ that their great streagsh lies q the South,
and accordingly they claim for NJ. BuohAn-
"a every Southern state. We DO not care 70
wake them, just yet, from 10 pleasant yet de-
lusivo = dream, though Ne oan assure them
it was not IN .angel's vhispsr'' which made
their slumbsr joyous with such sidings. SILL
conceding, for the sake OF the argumsnt, that
the South 10 largely democratic, We would
respectfully ask, how, then, 10 IL possible, for
the South 70 refuse implicit obedisaos 20 tho
rule Of any President, legally elected, whom
70 know thas Il 10 . cardinal principle with
the Democracy that tshe majority shall gov
ern 2" II thst majority II found ct the North
during the coming election, viii the leaders
OF the South repadises their Dsnoosasic pria.
ciples, and forthwith rise IN rebellion Will
Col. Brooks marshal his cohorts for a. a..
sauit upon the Capitolf Will the Richmond
Enquirer sound the charge; and above all,
will the popular heart Of Che South respond
Virginia dare not, for her Western counties
hold those Of the Fest in check. Maryland
will not, for disloyalty 10 word NOT TO be
found in her political vocabulary. A. . bor-
der Slave State, Maryland hss suffered more
largely from the Aggrsssioss Of Abohsionis.s
than any Of her Southern sisters, but these
grievances, serious ~ they are, would b ~
gravAted tenfold BY dissolution Of The Un-
ion. The respect which large aajority Of
the people Of the North now have for the CON-
promises Incorporated into the Federal CON-
pact, restrain them IT this time from coun-
ssnsncing any active interference with that
species Of property in the United States, the
secure possession Of which il guaranteed BY
the Fugitive Slave Law, aud reaf6rnsd seiii
more strongly BY the Compromises Of 1850;
but lot the Constitution be once abrogHted,
and whe shall say to what length msay Of
those men would 80, who now consider shem.
selves bound 70 the obligation it imposes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

~ Bayard Clark, Fillmore member Of
Congress from Nov York, has declared that,
considsr,ng the auspices under which the
party has fallen, thar TO vote for FILLMORE i
. throw away all his influence over the greaa
question Of the Presen. canvass, and that Mr..
Fremont Is the genuine and only practicable
exponent OF the Free sentiments which are
far more to him than anything coanectcd
with Know Nothingism, he shall work and
vote hencsforth for the Republican cause and
candidates. So moses The torrent, gather
Ing strength and force evsry day and svery
hour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

~ cHARLSs .. wxsnAx.

Air. Sa,nia Tromaa--fP unrAst.
Mes u the Nor.h, who remember
The deeds Of your sircs, ever glor iouy,
Join In our pa N victorious.
The r;s.n II Liberty.
Hark ON the gales Of November
Millions - tvic = are ringing,
uiorious the soag they arc singing.
frsmoa, and Victory
hurrHni
Joia the grca, chorus they re singing,
Fremont and Victory
Come from your frsst-clad mountains,
uVins from the 6cds u your tiiiage,
come forth freu city and village,
JOIN tae great host u the free.
As from their cayernous fountains
Roll the deep food 10 the oc AN,
Join the great army in motion,
Marching " victory
Hurrsh!
Echo from o'ean to ocean,
Fremont aud Victory;
III.
Psrin the West roll. the thunder,
Ths tanult II battle is raging;
Where b. esd,ng kansas is Naging
Warfare with slavery
strsgg ing with ioe. VINO 'urrosnd htr.
Ia. she inpiaret you 90 atay her
Wiiiyou TO .ASery bttray herr
Never---shv .hali b. free.
HurrAn,
swear you ii never betrAy hsr;
Kansas shall YET b. free
Nv.
March. We hsye sworn to support her;
The prayersof tbs righteous shall speed Us;
A chief neve Conquered shalt lsad 49,
Fremont shall lead The free
Then from those 1eiis, rel With slaughter,
Slavery hofdcs shall be driven,
Freedom 10 Kansas be given,
Frem2nt shall MAKE her free
Hurrrnh
To Kansas shall freedom b given
Fremont shall nAks hst ffc.
r..
Men Of the North who remember
The deeds of your strea. ever glorious,
Join IN our pssA Al victorious,
The pecan VI Liberty!
Hark. on the gale. VI Nosc,nbss,
Millions Of voices sre ringng,
Glorious the song they are singing
Fremont sad Victory
liurrAu
Join the grea, chorus tnsy'r singing.
Fremont and Victory!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

kESrUcKr ooTSG ron FsEnoNr.-We have
been permitted by o gentleman living in this
county to publish the following extract Of .
letter just received by him, from citizen in
Kentucky. 1t at least shows that all slave.
holders are no. opposed to Fremont's elcc.
ton; and that it elected, they do not fear
. dissolution Of the Union. Here 10 the ex.
tract IL Hawkeye.
81 think the people here are beginning to
make up their minds 70 have Fremont for
President. heard . democrat, who is =
large STAKEHOLDER, say the other day. tina: IL
Fremont was elected, he would say-hurra
for Fremont. lie had no fears Of dissolution
Of the Union. heard prominent Dem.
ocratic speaker say, he did not believe Fill.
more would get single state, but he did no,
want the party to disband in the South and
60 Tor buchanan, lest they disband in the
North and 90 for Fremont, and thereby cleo,
him and defeat Buchanan. 1t il surprising
TO me that some Of your citizens seem not to
see that tho object Of the Democratic Party
is to make Slavery National-thst is. pro.
tected by the United States Constitution
wherever it operates, which il, Of course
over the whole United States. Here they
openly claim the right Of transit and sojourn
OF their slaves in the Free Statcs, which ia
the opening wedge to their policy. Thew
also claim the right to hold slaves in oil Ter
ritories under tho U. s. Constitution, regard.
less OF the laws OF Congress or tho Terrific
ries, and you know the South always dictate
the policy"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23
FroMont AnA DucAaMan.-The Cen
tPase.

traSt.
FREE LABoR-THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
con THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
Rs ALONE TO BE RELIED ON AS THE bull
WARk OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. - Josx C.
FRRxoSr's Letter Of Acceptance.
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL To THE RIAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD. AND you COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - Sec b.
eAa"aa Speech on Lor Wago, Nnes' Register, rol.
:, page 426.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

Ricxsr L mason, Surgeon Dentists, ore
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and dosts Percha, also upon Plaeins wish
continuous Gum, which for beauty snu
cleanliness cannot Be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neAsest work that il
done In the City, and at less prics than
any other ONCE here. Ukcr on Blosdssa
between Third and Fourth,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

~ AAoolASs .oArousD kATaAcf VI DsAas
fLASr--A certain cure for NArrh0a, Dyssstery
sam~sr Complaint, ssd All Affections VI tbs bewsu
attended With relaxation. As safe, palslable anu
rel'A6is remedy IL IL uneqaaiisd. Y.r ch,idrsa
testhing attended with irritation Of ths bowels !,
- the MOST soothing rsmsdy in use. Prepared sa4
soid BY Ia q. AA4UIRR,
chemists and Druggists,
s. W. cor. Olive ~ sts., st. Losis
For sale in Keoksk BY Y. IT, OConass aad Drug
si.t' generally Iaag7odA wsm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23
TELEGRAPH News.

ST.. Louis, Sept. l9.-Gov. Geary's in.
augural delivered at Lecompton, Kansas, on
the llth, is Published here this morning. Il
IS brief and acknowledgements the con-
tlnuance OF strife aud disorder prevailing
in the territory, which, the governor SAYS, Is
the result, OF illegal interference by citizens
OF the stakes. lie promises to do justice
without party considerations and expects
obedience to the laws of the territorial ley
islature until repealed.
proclamation issued the same dav or
ders volunteer militia discharged, and com
mands armed bodies of men to disbund OF
quit the territory.
NEw YORK, Sept. l9.-Lorenxo 3. Shep-
ard, corporation Attorney and Chairman OF
the Democratic General Committee of thi,
city, died suddenly this morning while takina
bath.
The great race between Lantern and
Prince, for $4,000, two mile heats TO wap
ons, came OF yesterday afternoon, on the
Union course. Lantern won; time 6.l74,
5.2S. -
nsEELlsG, Sept. lS.-The Virginia Re.
publican State Convention was hold here
to-day and the Fremont Electoral Tickle,
was nominated. There was no disturbance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

ET otsumws has = population Of 1911.
Last spring the census showed al4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

1O0 Ohvae Waaeo0.
vysV wnsa will ~ paid q, ~ ~ week. Rnsai,.
-. 49, ~ -. CHARLES AoE2L
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23
Pianos, Pianos.

Pianos, Pia nos.
or PIANOHURTRS.,
lnF TUE Aosr ckLkBkArHD MAKERS IN
~ the world, will b. sold ut Public Auction to tn
highest bidder, ut the Piano koom ~ Main street
~ un,en B.oss, No. isS. fosr.h door from The Cor
nsr VI Main and seventh street, d Aoes. On Mo-
day, Sep. 18th, 1855, II fair day, II not sAe nex,
succeeding, tosotins,ng until ssidI bpswsen and
" o'cl"ck A. u, large assortment u valuable and
elegant PIANOS. Among which are ,.sny prise
Instruments. All metallic framed and fully was-
rAnted, and must be sold .. any sAnriAse.
| ospatd. JOHN VIM. Asotioneer.
| 1.oeG oas Ter OoAMssasosss.
| VOUN0 MEN WANrkD.--A new end valuahls
1 systsm II detecting Coanterfsit A. Altered
able any one to detect The fraudulent frun tAs esn
uins 1t sight.
Young men ont Of basinsss and wishing . travel.
ling occupation which will slwAy, pay. would DO
veil % improve this opportunity. Which viii b.
taught N few nomsnts, aad IN manner sad ~
eording To tssts perfectly satisfactory tbs learner
.epssd ~ STEWART
Northwest cor. Of Third johnson % stairs.
PARLOR 4 MEATaNG STOVES.
- TILLiNaMAsT, LANE ! BUEL.
sep3aa. l3s, Msia street.
HOUSE 10 RENT, within tvs squaIcs 81 1Ks
IL Market. Apply u G. Z. A. ST kIBL.N,
.sd1sdaI Fourth o., bet Main = Jahsson
/ RWA3 = INF.
| A FINE saissreom. ~ b. 10. second story, o.
IA Asin street, bstwssn Tnird and FOURTH Hu
quife 81 this Once. Isene ldtI.
I A DESIRABLE LOr FOR sALE.-Situa,ed ..
~ the carnsv Of Bank and Fosrth street, com
MAading si1ost IN sntire view u the city also Ia
river 1t shs d cot VI the K. I ~. y. X. 4.
| very rare chaacc for any persoa wishing ose u
in tnn it,
:.pasd HAMlLL ! RALsroS
RI Is NRvER TOO LATE 70 NRND. A=..,,, -
/ lac; rotn Ance, BY Charles Reed. 10 tvo vulsm.,
f.I . a.. y cAvEAsAILEY.
M s.s srowHs NEW CIV ;iI 5 ~; 3 .
ssp93d.
TILE BEST ROMANCE OF THH A1E--1r1s,
kvsiyn, or B-auty and Pleasure. A hsok VIZ
Assaxss VI antsnss aud tragic hoEros. Tbs plot /,
e".nsy new, No oae oAn gusss Tie dsseansat Hes
sspasd. cAvgA BAILEY
uAOROUs Poetry v the EngiisA Iaasssee.
- issa Chasssr 70 eAxs. Fvr sais b.
sstl1sd CAVE 6AU,KY
so0sAS NlIhoLAS. "A N. ~ -. M.s. urv,.
~ Ant feiiies and ab.sraitiss u tAe Rsisi.k Av..
'': ...3 i. IT '.'' :, oAvrA,.,1.,.
v raE srockuoLD.ks " TdK KE0KIH,
Sesaes asrsey given tAat the eiEAsA cali Of ls
Per cent. will b ius aud pAyabie "a the 1Seh 81
os...ass nsss. = the ceapasys olhcs, is ksok.S.
WI. LxIaafoS, HCoH /. REID Il
xeeksk, seps. sort. 1855.
MIRA AsCAFFkKTY Ms removed
:. 1 .s snop from Seeood street. u kass
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23
Laaa 0frics. anan

Aaoa OsHSces open.
The Acting Commissioner Of the Land OF
6co says that Offices are open a. these places,
"a 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23


AEaEN EUM.
THOMAS DUFF ,...s..r.............. Aaaaees
Toesaay Essniag, sept. 13A.
Second night Of the engass~sst II the distiS
guishsd American Actress,
Miss DORA SHAW.
THIS EVENING. Taesday, sept. sd, viii b.
presented f,r t,e 6rst tis this sssson the cslsbra
ted play ensltled
II = l. y n OF l. Y . n y.
LOVE ANIL PRIDE
PAULINE AIss DunA SuAw
The performAsss will conclude with che New
Farce OF
HUNTING A TURTLE.
Wednesday, Third Night Of MISS DORA SHAW,
fD-For particulars see bills OF the day.
RrleHe - ADMISSION.
Parq uette aud DeesA Circle ~ cts
"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

A4Aosa1y AssooAoaSo0es
WILL fasnish Books 70 Libsssiss q Iastsvn 81
! aisgas yssess, ds1asaag 10 pr sess. 81 ~,
Sasss = j. D.ooDEN,
ssps3a Sc Hain-ae.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

AbAn IsyrsrAE>r.--TheB BUCCANEERS .pmt
over vioo,o0 in Maine. previous TO tue late
s'ecuon. u is generally considered, now !.
'na' the Investment will not pay very large
per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23
Republican Meeting.

There will be mass meeting in this CITY
on the 18th Of October.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

,s~ soA 10 oCO0Ws
VIA .sdss.aensA ssspssstaIiy ealas Is 8 -
-. ~. .sns.on q .as rAy.isss.s sad pshlls =
.ished asv prs@ssiptisa Drag Stare asdsr r..
aoovs sa1e. Having graduated in The hsos 49,.
sssres y asr.aay, = ths science Of PAar1asy -
Is... :. sAd ssviaE nyss,f ssissss1 oaly o.
" .Aeis s1vaatage - patsseise n sse.kalss1s.s
= isAssosshiy understand NJ hssisea.
=. WDIEAAN,
second It,, bstwssa Aais al Johssuu.
= 9orS CHEeytaalty - soas : PSo1ol
IA ohtalAiag boAsd Il pslvats fenily, vSees (
.sw, - toasd Piase via ~ laraiaksd. 81 u.
sssaeeions givea - part sQuivalsnSl0r huard. H.
srsnee exehaaesd- A11s0s nsx ~.
sept lsAsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

MAISk.--The vote in 1923 towns is, Hamlin
Republican, G2,0l3; Wells, Democrat, 81.
'ol Patten, Wing, 1926. From last year
the increase of the Republican vote is, IS.
~; decrease Of the Democratic vote,
5,l2l decrease Of the Wing vote, 4,o0l
The majority for Hamlin is 1876 owe,
both over Wells, Black Democrat, 1912
The Legislature is also Republican BY dc.
cided majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

~ eol. :. y. Baker, formerly a Repre-.
Icsehsat've IN Gongress from the Galena Dis
tract, Illinois, and now citizen Of Cal;for.
nil, is out for Fremont and pay,ou II. h..
en u mocrat in California, and il in.
daced to take . new position in couseou enc.
oi MS opposition TO Slavery extension.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

meat.
kNOUKTEEN 10 ACKI AUrs.-i3S aeres Ia.a
we'll knowa 70 BE- the 6nsst farm IN La esuasv
siii b sold il ~ AUre Lots, ~ great hssesia -
.his trsst ~ beautifully stuAssd aS.as nias h.isu
me city limits, On ~ seAGs- Nae rn esasssaias 81
AURA aas riss eseaso laaA, ~ atDssA - esss4ss
- 49, AsGA siassrsa isaA. pssfarsly sass1A -
b ssAstifsiy iasasedfvr country rssidsasss, -
very variable Tor gAsdraing purposes. Psssoas -
ring - psrshass viii - we'll 70 call q ~ -
'crIbsr . oihss and sxAaine the plat VI saas
Terms easy. Apply 70 Z. +. DlMONO.
euSi5 khb0uruss Beck. nsSn-sa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-23

~ rAE STOCK HOLDERS " T1E N.Y. ~
= tess Des Meiass. and Ainnssota ksiread q,
Sseise y hsrsby given tAat the siKAsh celi 81 II
Per sent. viii b iss and pAyabis o. the 18Th 81
vs.,oes esxs, = the Company oGscs, u Ksoksk.
10 WttAloa Lsightoa, Treasurer.
WI. LxIHhfuy, HC0H +. RrrD
49, oscNtsxy. Pr1oideut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-20

Tbs CHNlsE RERLLliUN.-An English gentleman in
China ~ritE TO friend says The rebellion >ti!
tnae, IN China, but j. principally confined to the
mountainous parts The rebels in the neghb1rhooi vi
C.nu were some time since driven away anu captured
and the trade has been revived By report, obtained
recently good authority It appears that upwards Of
20 upl uen have pu5cy executed IN Canton since
the commencement Vi the Chinese year, the l1th
OF February last The same authority states the number
put ~ death Shau-kingu, 81 2"bn, aud about 1900
Al the taxing OF the tort u Beuheiu kcach, and the sub
seouent capturrs among the villages whereabouts. be
Levc hoScyer that the numbers are very much under
t.i wa AT Canton in February last and visited the
rebel. nj the Tort Ia BenUeini ReacH also the
execution ground Canton, ami It tauk worse than halt
adoz.u slaughterhouses The sides Of tile walls
spr kled aud covered With blood The clothes and tall
OF the unfortunate wreiches were lying IN heaps and the
ground vas covered with cotted aud dried cakes oi hg
man blood In many the villages Ble!heim Fot.
aid other places adjoining. houses have been erected where
suspected prescribed persons may commit suicide, ao
thus their po>thumogs regulations and be buried by
their friends sud hundreds ali % have gone 10 these
plac- where their bodies would be Identified aud put an
end their existence by hanging or taking opium Many
probably those who hai lost all hope OF support
safety have also destroyed themselves Sueh tus- ~
these show how sad j. the society aud hos
widespread the desOIo the Instruction has caused
IN that province It. results. 80 Tar can Judge
have been unmgtted evi the people Of Doth parties
On the 9Th Instant OF the leaders, named Kun SIM
put death by lingering punishment. having Sre
up into lbs pieces There are three grades of i-
mole u punishment the other two where the criminal
i. divided into - 81 pieces not being considered
digaceiul This leader headed the bands which threat
enei north OF the city last autumn and winter. Nor
than 300 OF lesser executed the day
day last month over 7OO were executed. Their,
has been i5sva OF seven days held something like
All Souls festival for the ropDsc Of the spirits of the OH
aud soldiers killed during the contest. One OF thr
affecting sights connected with the matter Is that 10.
or more coolies loungug about the streets waiting
tor the executions that they pOunce upon and sez
the palpating bodies hurry oil with them thl
pits. have doubt that the number OF lives lost
b, les throughout the empire since the rebellion com
menced, is 100000"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-20
MEDICAL.
DRUGS, MEDICINEs. PAINTS. OILS, DYES,
| WINDOW GLASS, Ac.
No. ~ Main Street, Corner Fourteenth,


WINDOW GLASS, Ac.
No. " Main Street. Corner Fourteenth,
Ricnsoxp, Va
nov resolving their FALL STOCK -
large and sell sstsi which they sts 10
sun very Low for cash. % the usual credit
punetna dealers
400 ~, superior Indigo
500 hs. best Nader
2oo key Sup Csrb Soda
81 bbis. Spirits rnrpsntne
~ bhs. Burning Fluid
Go Lbs. Numrgs
$50 lbs. Mace
81 boxes Starch
leo boxes Window Glass. Fs~roA
bhls. Camphor
lso lh-. Powdered Root hub.rs
$40 ounces Vulnne
500 lbs. Estrae, Logwood
10 bbis birthstone
~ bbs Bake's Paint
70 bags Pepper
10 bag. Alspice
20 hsEs Ginger
~ bhs. Tanners oil
1000 gallons Lamp OF
SO kers White Lead
- cases Chrome Green and yellow
20 cases Paris Green
10000 10. White zne Paint
10 cases Lump Magne.ia
leo boxes wretOn
100 Cassia BARK
M s aud Of rSys. Patent
fCRCELL, LADD CO,
ss Druggists, ~ Main street, corner Fourteenth,
.1-- Richmond. Va
PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE.
Manufactured from French Grippe Green Jin,ricn aG,r
SeciAe Oran0e Cayoh, Do. Tlrss Years Old
stnucnt highly beneficial In checking sa,. Of
the stomach and bowels prevalent weather ard which
also valuable remedy for fausncy Dyspepsia aud Gene, Al De
PERSONS Ving In districts where Ague prevails hnd
go Wholesale Agents. Mrs.r. RESNErr nyyRs
izo WAN street snd \ Pearl street. Richmond .ci5-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-20

PENALry of AuuLTtEArioS U.s. FEA,cE-A Wirc dea'e,
named Deut.u1. residing boz thc EI. 49, Louis no Miru
Was wednesday. condemned by the Tribunal Of Cor
regional Police 500 huc and % DAY. imprisonment Tor
Aiutratng bis vine The % the court was a-
ordered IN be printed and posted up hi. door ne wa-
ing 20 his customers. Another wine dealer named Cru.
mel residing in tho R1o Mputorcuol was condemned 'o
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