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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
GOVERNOR. PRESIDENT.

Sampson County.
Below is the result of the Election held in Samp-
son County Nov. 4th, 1856, compared with the vote
In the late August Election.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
The PresidcntlaI ELECTION In other States.

Pennsylvania and New Jersey have gone heavily
for Buchanan, Maryland for Fillmore Virginia gives
immense majority for Buchanan, also North and
South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. Tennessee
for Buchanan. The New England States and New
York are reported for Fremont. New Yolk is very
doubtful. There is at this writing really no later
news than that brought by the mails Our Geographic
advices received this morning, were placed in the
telegraph office yesterday morning early. we hope
to receive later fuller and reliable before
going to press. 1t is reported that Kentucky has
gone for Fillmore. This is predicated mainly on the
vote Of Louisville, which has always gone against US,
and not more so now than in August. In this there
is really nothing. We are still confident of Mr..
Buchanan's election by the people. The returns so
far received from the North show the whole contest
to have been between Buchanan and Fremont. Fill
more nowhere. Should, contrary to all expectation,
election by the people be defeated, it will be ow-
ing 10 the division of the Southere vote, occasoned
by the course OF Fillmore's friends. Buchanan has
already carried sufficient northern strength to de-
feat FTemont's election by the people. How deluded
people will sometimes be, when they allow their
preudices 10 get the upper hand of their judgment
and their patriotism. The Fillmore Electors if true
Southern men, can still retrieve their error by cast
ing their votes for Buchanan, 10 beat Fremont.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

Braggs Majority 1873; Buchanans Majority 565 gain
Buchanan 75 falling off of the popular vote FOL Dem
ocratic loss 60 Wing loss 1873. Mingo District gave
Democratic majority for the first time.
ICL,nton Independent Extra.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

Mormonsm appears to be in bad odor in Jamaica.
We learn from the Kingston Journal that about three
years ago, a Mormon mission was sent TO the Island
from the United States, but met with inhosptable
reception that the missionaries were Kissed and
hooted from the place They left in six days after
their ARRIVAL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

THE VoTING POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES
The whole white male population of the United
States, for instance, 81 years of age and TO be
presumed entitled to vote is about 900, and yet
The votes cast at presidential election seldom ex-
coed 100000, leaving 400, 900 of inhabitants who
do not their franchise In the State of New
York, in 1852, the voting population exceeded $780,,
O0O yet the votes returned did not much exceed
500, 900. In Massachusetts the white males over 81
arc nearly 100000, and yet the vote in 1852 was
only 1873 ,0o0 showing that two-thlrds of the adult
population, for some cause other, had staid away
from the polls And the proportion is nearly as
great in other States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

o. The Democrats of Wilmington stood up nobly
and did nobly on Tuesday In defeat or in victory,
they have held fast 10 their faith and persevered-
When away down last year, and the majority of the
county reduced to between four and five hundred,
neither they their brethren of the county tainted
or faltered They looked the thing steadily in the
face, and went to work 10 recover their lost ground
and they have done it. They have carried every
precinct in the county from Federal Point to Upper
Black River
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

How TO SwEETEN SOLITUDE.-Shut up bow in
cellar and give him free access to the moasses cask
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07
sThs telegraph line from Washington vest reported

s. &sFs Fifth Despatch. Seet 80
RALEIGH N. G Nov. 9th, 1856.
Received at p o'clock, p. M
Western Counties shew gains for Buchanan Wecalculae
on fifteen thousand majorityWake gains Ill., Forsythe
10
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

Go- Last evening after the result here had been
ascerained We visited the telegraph Office for the
purpose of Forwarding such details as we had recev.
ed, but regretted to find that the line was not work
ing, the wires being down somewhere between this
point and Goldsboro'. This interrupted communica.
ton between this place and these from which des-
patches are expected. When the news comes it will
come pouring.
The vote of this county, outside of the town of
Wilmington, is not by any means as heavy as it was
in August, there being none of the local excitement
to bring out the voters. Of course this falling off
IN the country vote must tell against the Democratic
party, as OF all who do not VOTE nine out of ten are
Democrats. We expect to reach fully nine hundred
majority, which, under the crcumstances-in the
absence of Sherfs election or other exciting can.
VaSS-s doing better than we did in August. For
returns received, we refer to our table.
line election in this place, we are happy to say,
passed on Without any sort of disturbance although
as will be seen very large vote was polIed. At
night the Democrats rejoiced that they had beaten
their opponents. The Fillmore men kept their spir.
its by assuring the world in general that thew were
not as badly beaten as they expected to be- IF thew
are satisfied we are. So let as all be satisfied ~
await the news.-DGily Journal Of Wednesday, day y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

Besides the above regular military departing Mt.
every man carried the usual arms of settlers What
peaceable set, to be sure! Not an agricultural
implement in the lot, and yet they set down as
hardy, industrious emigrants" by the abolition news
papers. Two hundred and fifty en-, armed as above
are really lamb-like procession moving through a
country. We forgot to state, however. that they
had g a few women" with them, but no children
The women were doubtless like the men, such as
YOU read of ;"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

The Black Republicans are, therefore, n minori-
~ of 1000 votes and they will find themselves worse
off in November. This. too, in State where they
claimed 100000 majority all dwindled down to
$4,000 plurality, or 1000 less than a majorHy.-
What a sight does this give for the w DOLLY Horse
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DELAWARE RAILROAD.
Freight n Arramgemcnls.

From aud after about The 18th Of the present
Month, A SEPARATE FREIGHT TRAIN
wall be run once each way, daily, Sundays ex-
rePied,) over the Delaware Railroad, thereby
Sh.rdlng increased facilities for doing the
Freighi.ng business,
should the business increase sufficiently to
warrant the additional expenditure, it will be-
sontinued throughout the year.
Persons wishing 10 obtain Cars to load, must
give at least two days notice previous TO the
time they are required.
ID. A. SANBORN,
lll-te Superintendent Del. Railrnad
New Castle, June 2, 1856.
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GREAT MASS MEErING-A eau from


The LadieS-Grcat Excitement
The ladies Ot New Castle county, in order TO give
NrWI ~ their leenss, and deemlng their duty have
st-SIt'u {" call i HlaSs meeting the Town hail of
W ilmngI0n, Tor hch dI notice will be given Miss
Fudepce has coscnIcd 10 take the char Of the meet
aug, aud Mrs ECONOMY will accept the honor preside
secretary The nllt wing pre- ambe aud resolutions
were drawn up an received UNANIMOUSLY:
Aacr1Js, We reg Ird 1t a duty OF our sex general
~, Including wives, widows, marOns and maids, to
keep pace with the umes-tO be wide awake to the
,an chances 10 acquant themselves with the Cater
slipper and Shoe irade-tO observe With vigiant eve
lrIcks OF trade, and the manners and customs of
ilSe eng erd therein, for the draft thai necessity and
il h"n make upon our purses are quite large enough
AHA 'h hrins Undated with imposition and exlorIon;
'rIcrriorr he II
Ir>nl,cd, That regard Mr. Flanigen of vii.
mstoa, a> The very punk pattern and beau idea OF
an hnH"St and az accommodating stTekeeper.
Received, That we have always found FIanigen ,he |
sam al all tunes at all seasons and under all crcGnl.
Ttmce> ready i0 sell cheap as rtal man can sell |
an keep out Ot The poor house
S'ilN ed. That has course IN The past is Il guarantee
SCI The future. For years have tried him AMI
!rNcd hIm, and viii stick 10 hIm.
R,SDNed, That We approve OF the elegant, durable
-ul ttScly manner which he has displayed making
Callers BuskIns and Slippers, etc, for t0stes
:"niort ami convenience. His public spirit, energy
"A desire 10 please deserve 10 be Waried and that
-cward SHALL be custom and patronage
Resolved That FlanIgems stock of summer Boots
AMI Shoes OF ali kInCs unsurpassed for quantity,
beauty and cheapnesS his ladies gaert for only 81
;@t pair and his gentlemens lace shoes for only s.
cents per pair, cap the climax it puzLer 10 know
bow they can be sold 50 cheap.
Resolved, That we approve of the taste displayed
al making ;hat great card of over seventyve dier-
rnI shades and colOrs of hastings, which give as at a
glance ihe opportunity match any shade or color Of
dress may chose or desire
Resolved, That invite all of our sisters 10 give
nun call that we best endeavOIs to make his
merits known throughout tins region; and TO this end
Mrs Economy be instructed 10 circulate these resolu
hons Tar and wide. Signed, Mas. ECONOMY,
wilmington, June |, 1896. SeC'V. 4
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[gjA IAfDOrK 4 FIDLER, No II south Second
IL. IA IL street, Phadel lhIt, Dealers IN Watches,
-JeW"lry and SIiyerware, have on hand SIOUO0
worth of the very best
Gold Levers Iu ewcled Is carat cases. e25 90
C"u ii"ii'Ihg asr, iull JeWcilcd levers, 80 90
" ''P'"e HaMhes 1000
Silver Levers, full jcWelled ,000
Silver Hunting Case ull jewclled, lam
Silver Lcplnc Watches S00
ANA some sui cheaper Than the above and large
assortment OF Jewcry of every description lime and
cnea anu as good AN assortment O Silver and Silver.
plated ware can he found IN PhIladeInI,, olt :,
"h'h we VIII sell low. Persons wishing To purchase
any article IN our line Will do well 10 giye as n call
ana ~Namne our stock before purchasiLg elsewhere
as our motto Is sell quick and cheap" n BIKE
memhrf' NO. IL South Second street, Phadephla
now, ,jj-ly
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John MARSH

Masonic Temple, Chesnut ST., above Seventh
PHILADELPHIA,
E7r--&-a-3-7, EEl'S Instantly on hand the l,rgos,
Y ~ IA assortment of PIANO FORTES in
4 I'he rIy. made hy Boarlman (;rav tf,n
w Jhr' = thlc kering, StcinNav " S,Ix 4
w. w, htdI 20 VIM. Miller, F. Z. Burns. Bcnue +, &
D. ~. ana j. Marsh Also, cxten i've stock nC pre9
III price rorn ) Il To 81 10 " N0'' ''ryHhS
en- KINDS nl Musical Merchandize for sale cheap
;: o'rhl MtSIE received daily from all I'M, n,,L.
iisherS ~ Ia" county. forming. with our own OWEN.
may1-ly. ~ '"' 'Hi"i''
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Real Estate Agency,
CoNvEYANCINC
AND
ysf.tlf SURVEYING,

TIE sGbscrber has opened an Office In the
Town OF SMYRNA, Del, for the Purchase and
Sale of Real Estate; and will also Survey
Land, Write Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds. &c
Having no other business, all orders in the
above line will be executed with promptness
and dispatch. j. $. HUFFINGTON.
65~OFPIcE--At the Post Office, on Main ST
ap30-3m
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Sales OF Stocks bY Auction

A"rffoMccr Of Stochs onlg,
WIa' " nn'". "a me Phad@lPla Exchange" r. auar sale,
81 ?"FES. Bonds, aud Securities .cueIuIlv ~ H.,
business Gew IA Phiade phia) he MliI .sIIe mrrn,i
''S "th'i"n hnd S"lirS orders ;or sale or purcha.
lfll'S deSrI' advances. can always draw M si.,i
&c. - ''G h'" "l % per cenI. "i market value orders
Tor The PlsIEe, unrestricted sale accumI,.,,,,;, a.
stock. accompanying me
Commission tincnIing every CHARGE, Of | nor
r' upon par value, except IN OF ad vance when
est. will he charged GU '''''r
~ Is list OF Stocks. &c, in the IT, $. with laIcs,
l""Ltnls can he seen at the Office Nos 45 and ~
south llnrd Street IL Ii '''" -
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liNNI\LtI}S-

Nos. 10 and II South Third St pbiIaJoIoh.;a
. t"rc gl hnd Domestic Exchange Gold ,nd S,I
ON ANA all unrurren Bank No.s purchased AT The
E'ilahge "n all available points in the United STATES
,I .,,'e injections made with Pfompncss, and set.
u'd al current rates of Exchange without ciaron az,
ccll when AT par. 80 'N-
pom fine and Call Deposits such interest will hc
''i"Ne" as 'he state OF The money market warrants
Foreign and Amcrlca Com iIrnixL"d g. -
ana custom house purposes fl'''5
T." "''is' available any where in The British KING.
""h: "iS"i ar SIXTY day, sums OF IL and un,,ar,I
Smyrna times., 1856-07-09

'7'V' 4'I1iINNT- 7 anu NTI ON SIS
rL,,; PLILADELPIII1
r.'noiacL>" choice Of the best most desirable and
,',.atnie Dress aud Frock Coats habit cloth do
S If'ii''s d1 tweeds, etc. etc. with variety Of
IaI ~ "I;N W. consisting OF Sack Coais Polka
% '' Nus ;,""hey Jackets, Vests and Round JacicIs
.,.. ~ i"'rd Linen Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca Ker
roHNiSiiING Goona--CnnsI-iing of Shirts. Stocks
i''lNcrh!uiss elc ali 0i which are ofIcre, M ihn
LOWEST pos ihIc cash prices, and as rLc s " I''r
Ilohing ST re IN the l,nlen ~ =" any ''''''
Parents "hn desire Boys Cloihug, are earnestly in
VIled /" examine The stock y ~
~ C"snIry Slorckccpcrs can he ,ccomuod.
very low rates GE0I!l.L, c,IftH~ IN va = ~ a
aPlG-ly s. f. corner Of II.rI,, .'i ~
Smyrna times., 1856-07-09
STRAY MULE.
KaOlin Washing Soan.

TINIE subscriber. encouraged by the great demand
"A lOr Tins article, has increased his mean of manu-
ln'tnre. and Ia placed his prices SO low as To ne
" Tim { 'e ms ans of a The Soap is compounded
Fhireiy OI lye and lalIOw, and therefore is vastly SUI
leriOr Ia Oieine, Chemical. Olive AMI other Scans
IA 'de Oi OIL Ia as warranted to contain no acid and
l ingredient injurious 10 fabrics hurIlul To the skin
Irces TO wholesale dealers for The best g. and for
The extra cents per H. by the box of Sc lbs retailing
81 ) aud .. Families supplied OF and al per lb by
Ahe box. Persons ordering, please mention whether
they wish the hest extra ANY one desiring small
'lhahI'iy 10 trIa by addressing the subscriber and
cl''aIng l3 postage stamps will receive per Adams
ENlrrsS, boN cnulaining & pounds.
Address for supplies.
THOMAS NJ MARTIN
aP<fu Newark. del
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Newark Female Seminary.

Newark Female Seminary.
TIE next Scholastic Year OF this Institution
will commence September lst and will be di
vRled into two sessions of 2I weeks each.
SuPerinr teachers, thorough instruction, plea
Sani location ana the family intercourse enjoy
Ell where the number is so limited, make this
desirable school for young ladies'. TERMS
B'ard and Tuition in English and Latin, $40
per session. Music, Painting, &C., extra
For circulars containing course of study and
other particulars. apply to the Principal,
MISS Ii. CHAMBERLAIN
Newark, Delaware.
References daniel Kirkwood, l.. l.. d.,
Pres't Of Del. College; Prof w. A. Crawford,
Prot. Z. ID. Porter, Col. ]. l.. Miles, J. w.
Evans E>q, Rathmel Wilson, Esq, Newark
George Earle, Est, Rev. John Mears, Elkton,
Nd. July 0, '5G-2m.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-09
TIE SMYRNA TEMES

! Is PUBLISHED
ID VNBlE W&iD NMSDAw
IN THE TEMPERANCE HALL, SMYRNA. nrr.
BH ROBr. ID. IIOFFECKER.
EDITOR AMI PROPRIETOR
At $l.5O per annum, in advance. or CD oo 4
not paid TIL the end of the year. Tie paper
Will not be discontinued at the expiration of The
ycar year unless so ordered; and no paper discon-
'lnu'd until all arrearages are paid.
Terms OF ADVERTISING.
AuvertiSements not exceeding one SQUARE.
'picuouSiy inserted one time for fifty cents,
c"o 'i'"GS lor seVenty-fvc cents, three times
Tor one dollar, and twenty-five cents far cyor,, ,
insertion; longer ones in prono,r i'm;
Liberal arrangements made with veorIv nmJ
half yearly advertisers. "''U
Smyrna times., 1856-07-09
j. r. WILLIAMSON.
window Shades and Pancr
ManginrS

o. 10. isAACS d. BRO No. I33 North Second OF,
od door below Race, East sde), PHILA DELPIfI4
nave nave econs,hnuy on hand large assortment of lIo
prices lower than any other establishment in Inc civ
Ihey also keep IN store Buff Holland and nm endless
variety OF Gold Bordered Shides, which for bean,v
Of wall Papers Paper Curtains Borders &c IS com.
pieie ana persons about purchasing would do well 10
give ms rai'' }. l. lSAA(,S ~ HRO,
HP<E"h li3 \ 2nd ST. hiiaaa
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NO. 3O7
City Drug Store +.

Burrows Block Main Street .............. .kE0KUK.
/ J. q. STEWART arc now in receipt Of q
- very large and carefully selestcd stock ~
Of Drug, Medicines aud Chemicals, Patent
Medicine. Popular Remedies, Mechanical Ii -
quors, Pants, Oils, Dye Stuff. pcrfumery andeve-
~ variety Of fancy articles usually found the best
establishments II the kind. Every article warrant
ed pure and genuine
Purchaser will confer mutual favor by calling
at our establishment before buying elsewhere.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
Da. j. Il. STEWART Office aud consulting room
in the Drug Store
PROFESSIONAL RRFEAENCRS;
T o. Edwards, NJ H.. Ohio Medical College,
j Cobb,
John Locke, /"
49, Al-4 -4A-A---zllx -
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eA>H Cnoskals sIos>I.

{ .0t Lbs ELLIOTT Importers ard Jobb,rs of
- Farthenwarc. Chrua ANA Glassware. NJ lg5
Pearl street aud NJ. 81 Chambers Sueet N,a York
Waula say % Merchants aud dealers ga rally HAT
having established Cash House IN this branch If
trade they are fndy convinced shat they ear sell
traekery etc. az such prices viii pay the purehas-
cr fne profit to retail. ExpcIiencs has proved very
fon'iueiy1y 70 Us that By adhsrlng strictly TO the
cash systcm, afford e. sell from ten 10 twenty
lcr cent below The regular credit trade prices
10 this end wo ash examination Of our STYLES
and prices list of which viii be forwarded by mail
to amy party dt siring.
very carefully rcpacked for the country trade.
.JuIy 2T ls55.-dlv
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II. u. fsaIsTa.EHr a co. I,

lSutttssVl5 % FODIt 4 IO.)
WILL continue the Forwarding and Commis. On
~ business AZ the old stand M the Ra lroad Sta
uon, cast side Of the river from Burlington Iowa.
Having he only war, houee on that side, they Of
fer superior inducements 10 shippers to consign all
goods int, nded for The eo;..tiy them. All goods
q their care wIll be delivered to the free Of
frriage, thereby saving hc charges If drayage to
the west SIDE also the benefit u Insurance
Willie In their ware house
Country merchants VIII find il ~ their interest TO
call On us before going east u purchase goods.
H. +. B. 4 Go. are .ents for tho ln9an Express
Co., and viii be happy afford any information to
those who desire ~ -hlp h} that tine.
Huntington, Jan. Is. d.n.
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LIANE this day ossociated themselves togcther Tor
the transaction If he Drug business 10 all its
branches. They expect to keep or hand o general
ana wel selected assortment ol Pure Drugs, Chenl-
Gals, pcrfumcry, Paints, oils, de.
Also have by this arrangement become sole pro-
prietors for the manufacture ana sale Of II. r. 1ii
more eel lrated Mamaluke Linimtnt and unrivaI-
led Vegetable Ans Bilious Pills, for the States Of
Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, end
territory Is Nebraska
All orders in future viii be addressed to
MchENNY a RUNNER.
neF
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TO the Gentlemen.

an exhibition an assortment If French. Scotch,
~ and American Cassimereslhe first ever offered
ia this market
YEsrlNas--In Meirs Antique; Plain and Figured
Grenadines; Broeade and Rex silks silk Velvet
and Plush.
CLorHs.-Black and Blue, fine grades aud broken
check Cassimeres, for fall suits.
Aiso-A choice seiection ui Kid Cloth and Mcrino
Gloves; Half IIose in Wool Merino, and heavy Cot
ten with Mernn feet silk and AeriHo Undershirts
and Drawers Crayats Scarfs and Iandkerehitis
sept. 10, ls55.-ddw T. D. FOSTER.
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rs. ssnwaen 4 SON.

\\f0t I'D pectfully cal tie attention II The
W public 70 their stock q tie first quality Of
Marble, Which they have just received direct from
the East, winch they enabled 10 sell as cheap
a rate a can be obtained in ST. Louis.
v c are determined TO upon the motto
sAAAL PROFITS AID QUICK RETURNS /"
Give Us a call and We pledge ourselves to show you
as nne marble, and as good workmanship, both in
the ornamental and pam styles can be found
anywhere III thv United States.
We have another extensive stock Of Marble on It's
way from the Fast and shall bo fulIy prepared IL
mee any demand that may be made for articles ia
oar ilue
Ih.rl Street between Main and Dondeau
Anrll n. ~. i
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Fall Trade.

- IAA ILDTNINU NIUHE, Il Nam ~ ke0Kuk.
- III. Straus would respectfully cali the at
tentiOn Of the gentlemen Of keokuk and vicinity 10
the fact that he has formed partnership with
one vt the best clothing houses In Cincinnati ~. Ma
ricntEal h. Block and thus possesses superi6r fa-
eiities for the selection and purchase of stocks Of
clothing and furnishing goods.
They have now most complete assortment ofaal
kinds If Clothing, comprising in part, Cloth nd
oyercnats, Pants and Vests of all grades styles and
sizes, shirts, Stock, Hats and Caps Trunks 90.
These goods have been selected with care, and will
be sold AT a small advance custom cost " are
determined not to be undersold by any establish
ment this side " Cincinnati
Country merchants are particularly invited 70 call
and examine our stock. before purchasing elsewhere
sep Il d6wtf IT, STEAT-S Z TTT-
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April 5, ls55.-aIy
re the Citixens OF keokuk.

INIiE subscriber would announce 10 the citizens #
4 heokuk that he has just received stock of the
wear ever brought 10 kcokuk; eon-istiug Of French
and American cloths cass imeres and vestngs plush
=, rclycts grenadines shneres, ac., which he WI
make up the shortest notice and IN the best style
to order. The subscriber has also on hand fine
sortmeut Of skirts crayats, scarfs collars d-c.
ken h JAMES NJ. TlLER.
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shaving & HairGurfing Extraordi.


cHAMp0oNfNG AGREEABLf PERFORMED.
- The fagorite Saloon Of George Cabus on Main
street below Parsons Bank presents new attrac-
tions Is the citizens Of keokuk Having obtained
ia NY business superior any ever before
employed III TINS city, invite the patronage Of the
community, as satisnad that can shave clean
er cut hair more handsomely, and shanpoon with
more xterty than any barber in the state of Iowa
Competition challenged GEORGE CABIS.
August %. ls55.-lyda ,v6m
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Hsclrloxul.

ItAHEY 4 kILBot HNE have removed to their
I NV store in kiibourne's Block. They have
spared no pains expense N fitting up their store,
aid have i complete stock ~ Looking 1lasAes, shi-
na 6Iass and Croekcry, which they arc selling at
srnaa prcfts TO the city trade Tor cash.
a.e25d CAREY a. kILR0U kNE.
t4NI9E III SDREp this win'sr apples for sale at
L deci4 HUSTON, HAWKINS 4 HUsroN'n.
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fINHIRD Street, between Main and Johnson heo-
Il kuk Iowa, have just received, at their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establishment, a
choice and excellent supply Of Broadcloths, Cassl
uercs. Nestiugs, and Gentlemen Furnishing Goods
Of all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done in the most approved and satisfactory
manner. They are constantly receiving the New
York and Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
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