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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

ICUsEs ON MURRAY HILL. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.
Just finished and for sale, Nos AZ and 6 weG
it, siAfh street. between Finh and SIXTH avenues mn
re- ii class houses with brown fron,s and built In
best manner throughout VIII be .od reasonable
rice, and on Accommodating terms person the pre-
Wees y show .hsu at any time, and ipfxm price
~rs, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

BOARD IN BROOKLYN, AT NO ~ wItLoUGHBi
ID street. corner of jaw "A large well furnished parioy and
extension connected also furnished chamber, with
fun or partial board for gentlemen.
DoARD TN BROOKLYN -GEYTIFwEN DFyRoUs
ID ~ acquiring the French language In French private
house can be accommodated with Handsomely furnished
roama with partial board Apply ~ t6 Wloughby strse'.
References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

xEnA BAKERY foR SALE. OF SIXTEEN eBLS.
EONO. pr week 10 bna,n.ss tboroughsAre sore hard
son-J ntsa M sold IN OF nssia4 ohsr ous
Nstssu str, ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

WILLIAM IRVING a co. WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT
w los O'Clock At No Is avcoue a, between Filth and
Sixth the book and
consisting Of shelving drawers glass show
| gas nxturea, globes. stock. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-01

NJ s:MEILWH, AtVI IUNEnH.TI w. y :. dbLLUK-
Sos and Is Park ros oppos@ the Asor House. mortrAge
II elegant cabinet furniture being the
BE- without by order the
mor'raeee consisting Of ~ GOOD, mahogany and walnut
por sus covered IN brocats plush hair cioh 81
wood ana MAHOGANY chamber suits a. ssch pi AID With
marble tops snsmelsd cottage suits In great variety
library aid drng furniture extension tables. book
wardrobes ,teeeres besafets nc together with 30
lots II furniture aucb usually found funiture
Tho stock Ia arranged FIR exh'btinn. and In.
worthy he attention 81 The trade and those abou' rsfurnox
Goods be PACKED the prem for shpriag Catalogues
morning Of -ale
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rEE. w aNx.spS.

rtEw ANspS.
d : REWARn-IS OfFEnFD FOR 4 MIDDLE SIZED
TIL black dog with ring Of white round his neck white
feet With spots OF haTe named Wing Lett 26 East Broad
way, monday October q,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
RULES AND REGULATIONS.


lst Parties for any of the above premi-
ums must be residents of Lee County, and
all farm, garden, and household productions
must have been raised in said county al
SO domestic manufactures and agricultural
implements manufactured in said county.
2nd.-M Members of the Society and all
their family under twenty-one are free; but
members will have to pay fee Of one
dollar before they can compete for prem-
ums.
3d.-No article will be admitted which is
not upon the ground by II o'clock of the
first day of the Fair.
4th.-No stock or other article exhibited
will be allowed to be removed from the
ground until the announcement of the award
of premiums on the second day of the Far,
otherwise they shall forfeit their premiums.
5th.-To enable Judges to award the pre-
miums properly, it is required that all com
pettors for crop premiums have the land ac-
eurately measured, and the products
by the standard weights of the statute,
and an affidavit of the facts sworn to by
themselves, and at least one respectable wit
ness, and the competitors must give the Sec
rotary a written statement of the mode of
cultivation, time of planting, kind and quail
itv Of seed used, and all particulars suppos-
ed to be of interest to cultivators. half
bushel Of each crop must be exhibited on the
day of the Fair.
Chino premium will be awarded for any
thing which is not superior Of its kind, and
in the opinion Of the Committee, fairly wor-
thy, and deserving premium.
Premiums on the two-acres corn
will be awarded the last Of November, by
the Secretary, the declarations and proofs to
be forwarded to him on or before the 10Th
Of November.
Should sufficient funds be collected, pre-
miums will be awarded for other deserving
articles not mentioned in the above list.
Fair to be held at West Point on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, the lst, I'd and
Sd days Of October. two DAYS being found
inadequat
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lee County Agricultural society


May 10th, 1856.
AT meeting of the Directors of the Lee
County Agricultural Society, during the last
Annual Fair, it WIS resolved that the Society
will, at the next Annual Fair, permanently
locate the place for the holding of the fairs.
1t was further resolved that the President
appoint a committee of one from each town
ship in the County, whose duty IT should be
to ascertain the amount-elther In money or
in land, for the Fair grounds, which each
township would contribute, for the purpose
of having the Fairs permanently held in their
township, and report the same at the next
Annual County Fair. In accordance with
authority thus conferred on me, do hereby
appoint the following named gentlemen the
Committee for the several townships:
Jackson Township, d. I. Brigham.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
HARD ARE AND stHLEa
Baldwin & Evans,

At the lid stand,
Cor. Nam and Fourth SIS, Keobuk, Iord.
n oN have in store unusually large stock Of
~ Hardware and Cutlery, to which they invite
the attention Of country merchants and others.
Among which may be found the following
Axes-Hunts :, Collins and Nognes,
Broad Axes-Collins' Simmons and sharp
Seythes-LGrass. Cram and Brush,
Snaths--sx different kinds
Hay knyes-various qualities.
Straw kniyes--do
Corn kniyes--do,
Hay Forks---2 and tine, assorted
Manure Forks-Long handle, assorted.
do u do
Handled Hoes-yarious kinds
Carolina Hoes--lron and Steel,
Handled Axes-Huntis and Kent
Garden Rakes-Iron and Steel,
Shoyes-Ames' and others,
Spades--do,
train Scoops--Iron and steel,
Horse Nails--G and American
Wrought Nails-All sizes,
Guido,
Finishng--do
strap Hinges-All wrought,
/ Hinges-do,
Hooks and Hinges-all sizes, English
sad Irons-2 qualities,
Steelyards-all sizes,
Scale Beams-do
Coffee MiIs-Good assortment,
Brass kettles--from to is inch diameter.
Tea Kettles-Cast and wrought,
Glue Pots-rinned and enamelled,
Fry pans-T inned all sizes.
In addition to the above, we have large assort
ment Of Building Hardware and Mechanics Tools
which We determined to sell as low the lowest
my2Odtfwy BALDWIN Il EVANS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

By unanimous vote Judge Lowe was re-
ouested to deliver the next annual address.
Voted, That the plaindealer, Fort Madi-
son Argus, Keokuk Times, Post and Valley
Wing. be requested to give the proceedings
of this meeting one insertion.
The Evenings Of the LIST and I'd days OF
the Fair will be occupied by discussions on
agricultural subjects, and the general inter
ests Of the Society.
Ii. G.. stuart, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

THr DES MolSes VALLEY WIG is issued from
his Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
cseasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
sy, well in the rest Of the State and the Uni
ed states and a medium of advertising is not
urpassed. Subscription price $3.50 per annum in
a1gnnce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
CLASS A-HoRsES.

CLASS A--HoRsEs.
VIM Steele, West Point; 7 Epernman.
Primrose; Oliver Mills, Denmark.
CLASS B-AULEs AND ASSES.
John Carpenter, Montrose; Sam' Wier,
Pilot Grove; B NJ Moray, Denmark.
CLASS Cattle.
B B Burt, Harrison Timothy Fox, Den
mark j A Bishop, Jefferson.
CLASS D--sHREP.
Iii Seely, Harrison; NJ Tibbets, Green
Bay; Amos McMilen, Dover.
CLASS E-HoGs.
VIM A Donald, Charleston; S Cook, Har-
rison; John Garter, Green Bay.
CLASS POULTRY.
Vim Alexander, West Point Thomas
Sawyer, West Point; Cherry Pyle, Frank
lin
CLASS G--AGRIcCLTURAL PRODUCTIONS.
Absalom Anderson, Harrison; Joseph Ed
wards, West Point; Amos Townsend, Mar
ION.
CLASS H--FRUITs.
Lewis Pitman, West Point; johnson Meek,
Des Moines; John CIaypoole, Madison.
CLASS HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Harriet Armor, West Point; Mrs Calvin
Bonnell, Dover; w Albright, Madison; Ar
thur Brideman, keokuk; Mrs Geo Coleman,
Montrose.
CLASS DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Vim B Arnold, Franklin; Berry Wilcoxon,
Pilot Grove VIM Fox, West Point.
CLASS HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
j Pease, Dover; NJ w Dean. West Point;
John Heron, Warren.
CLASS FLOWING.
Sam'l Borland, Franklin; Arthur McCabe,
West Point; John Cartwright, Marion.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
w G Brice, West Point; L X Baugh, West
Point; Col VIM Stuart West Point.
The following are Committees OF Town
ships, to solicit membership and subscrip-
tions
Denmark Epps, Harlow Mills, Ira
Huston.
Pleasant Ridge-John II Hart, Tho's Saw
yer, VIM Hearst.
Marion-Tho's Cherry, Stephen Town.
send, Jas b Pease.
CedarD S Bell, JAS Baylies, John Ham
mond.
Harrison-E McMillen, A Anderson, Sal.
mon Cowles.
Franklin-Wm B Arnold, Sam'l Mallory
Augustus Elringer.
West Point-R W Pitman, A Stoddard, I
Fullis.
Green Bay-Jas u Gedney, John Hyter
Geo Davis.
Washington-Wm Davis, Orren Nc Neal
VIM Mcconnell
Madison-Jonas Knapp, VIM Leslie, d j
Miller.
Iefierson-John A Bishop, VIM Skinner,
Dan'l Obisby.
Charleston Geo w Browning, VIM A
Donnell, John Cupper.
Des Moines-W j Cschrl IN, johnson Meek
| NJ Washburn.
| Van haren--,John Hero n, Jas Caldwell
Jacob Cameron.
Jackson-Peter Echer, { oil VIM Patterson
VIM Timberman.
Montrose-Wm Colems n, Garry Lewis
John schooley.
e. G. Border, of Primo se, was eecte
Chief Marshal. job II. ns TT, of pleasan
Ridge, and Josiah X ent, of NJ adison, assist
ants.
Thomas Sawyer. Col. Stuart and Antho
ny Stoddard, we. fe appointed Co mmittee 6
arrangements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

NOTICE. -
n osaopapce If the chan ge indicated above, 1t be-
| comes indispensable that the business OF the hT'n
- palJ,yi, Evans 4 Co be closed up without de
lay. ,.o 90 bo indebted
Those persons knowing themselves ~ ~ ~ ,aLa
on note Or account, arc earnestly ro9ul
ihaeul ao9 KY 'AAe' BALDWIN Il EVANS.
crockery, Glass w are
LOOKING GLASSES, ETC.
FILL. and complete assortment OF gooos III Inc
Y above line can be seen at the old stand Oh
Carer Il kaibourne,
Kilbourne' s Block, Main-st, heoknk loWa.
mahants visiting our city invited to call and
examine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
GentIemen's Furnishing

WE have just received in addition to our we'll
w selected stock of Cloths, Cassmeres, and Vest
ings, large and splendid selection of Gents Fur
nishing Goods of the latest styles and newest pat
terms.
We are now prepared 10 dress customers with
every article Of Clothing suitable for gentleman
wardrobe, and article will be allowed TO be taken
from our house that does not ii and please in every
particular. kELLf HthLEi.
my20dSw m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
CLASS 4. HOGS.

Best boar, years old and over, 50
I'd best do do
Sd best do do Farmer
Best boar, year Old,
I'd best do do
Sd best do do Farmer
Best boar, under year and over mos 1
I'd best do do
Sd best do do Farmer
Best sow, over two years old, D
I'd best do do
Sd best do do Farmer
Best sow, year old and over, 6
I'd best do do
Sd best do do Farmer
Best sow, under year old and over mos.
I'd best do do ,
Sd best do do Farmer
Best litter pigs-not less than FIVE
% best do do Farmer
Best pair pigs, under six months old,
I'd best do do Farmer
Heaviest fat hog, 10
ID do do Farmer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
DISSOLUTION.

fINHE eopartnership existing between the under
i signed, under the firm oil Baldwin Evans q
Co., was dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th
day of March last
Nessrs Il. q. Baldwin and John Z. Evans hay
ing pa chased the interest Of l.. q {. Ill. Bull will
r. tntinue the Hardware business at the old stand
60, ner of Main and Fourth streets, keokuk, Iowa
unoer the style of Baldwin Evans. They will at
tend to the adjustment of all the business OF Bald
~, Evans REQ EBENEZER q. BALDWIN
JOHN z. EVANS,
LORENZO BULL.
CHAS. III, BULL.
Keokuk Iowa, May L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
ROM NAI.I.
Al ACRES Of timber land four miles from tbs
HI city, appiy To SMITH 4 NAN-lCkLEN.


FTtwo lots in kilbournes addition
L Also, lots II and IL, ID. W. kilbourne's addition,
on which Is brick house rooms and a kitchen.
cellar under the whole frst-ratc we'll lots both
under nee. Terms cash.
Also lot in Block lp5.
two story brick house on 18th street
SMITH A. NANSICkLEN.
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pAvln n sAIrn
FpR NAF,u..

FOR SALE.
A FARM containing 20S acres So timber land,
n the balance divided into five fields, all well wa
tered, 40 acres in Timothy fine orchard Of bearing
ample trees fine peach orchard, a choice selection
Of pear plum, damson, apricot and cherry trees,
ounce currant gooseberry and other fruit in album
dance The farm is situated emnence
the Plank Road overlooking the Mississippi river,
for miles In extent and from which can be FIVE
towns Ito wit Montrose, Charleston, New Boston
Ambrosia and Nauvoo,) the railroads either
side If the Mississippi be from this point;
the buildings are of but little account, but suf
heent 10 accommodate for short time, any person
wishing and having the means to invest IN view OF
constructing fine dwelling and our buildings, upon
the best location and choicest piece of farming land
~ the State of Iowa. The fencing Is substantial-
the Range not to be excelled in this or any other
State.
The purchaser can have ten years on a iaLge poF-
ton of the purchase money. For further partleu-
lars apply to myl5 SMITH B. ANrlCh LEN.
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FoH SALE.

40 acres Of timber land four miles from the city.
GO acres Of land within three miles Of the city.
22g acres, TO acres under cultivation, near Camar-
go 4 liberal credit will be given.
POS acres, also under cultivation, eleven miles
from the city. Terms easy
SMITH 4 NANSICkLEM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
SeedI Need!!

seed Seed!!
A FRESH invoice of Garden, Flower, and Field
"A Seed Just received from Landreth, Philadel-
phia Also, q lot Of Onion Sets, at A. A. Brtton's
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 81 Main street.
meh39dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
To the public.

HAVING determined, hereafter, To do an excla-
L i siyey cash business in our retail department,
We are prepared to sell all kinds Of ats Caps Bon
nets &c.. at greatly reduced prices Our stock is
now very complete, and We keep nothing but the
best grades Of goods %says have the latest styles,
and will cell lower for cash than the common grades
are sold on credit. - come on with your dimes
~ All kinds of Millinery work done to order,
at the shortest notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
LIST OF pREMiU Ms,

Pres't Of Lee Co. Agricultural Society
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
FOK SALE.

farm Of 100 acres, all under fence, with two
double log cabins and barn 5bx4o situated 10 miles
from keukuk, In sight of, and one mile and half
fretn tn. Mississippi. Terms-one third cash this
balance in one or two years. Price, $2l per acre.
Title indi sputable. SMITH YANSiCkLEN.
L'0R SALE-A house aud two lots in Pontoosnet
4 Illinois. Apply to
SMITH 4 NANSTCkLEN.
IN0R SALE--rwo new brick dwelling houses
Il Appsy soon Possession immediately
SMITH EANSICkLEA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

LIN VI I 1Nfs4'AIN ME-
And Regulations for the Lee County Agricul-
tural Fair, for the year 1856, adopted at a
meeting of the Board of Directors, held at
West Point on the 9th of May, 1856.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

pnchechetuck Encampment, No. 7, meets on the
fret and third Thursdays Of every month, at
o'clock r. ii. at Odd Fellows Hall.
All brethren in good standing invited to attend.
my4div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

4. u. q. II.
L E0kUK Lodge No. IL, /. Q. O. F., meets every
IN Monday night at 0 clock, at Odd Fellows HAIL
corner Fourth and Main streets.
puchechetuck Lodge, No. As, I. o. o. +. meets ev.
cry Friday night at o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

Best variety flowers, in pots or otherwise, SO
% best do do Farmer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

No one here anticipates rupture beswsda he
two countfiea
A treaty has BEEN made with japan. openise 10
British commerce the ports OF Nagasski and Hak0
kadi, the same as to the Americans
Right Hon Henry Goulburn, Ex.Chaneelor q
the Exchequer, Is dead.
The Countess Dowager of Errol daughter II
William the Fourth and the celebrated Mra Jor-
dan, is also dead. She was IS years old
4 The fourth eonsignment Of machinery for the
government small arms factory was landed at
Woolwich on the 18th inst, from Robbins, Law.
renee Co., Windsor, Vermont
An exhibition Of the capabilities of the Bsltic's
metallic life boats was made as Liverpool, and
found satisfactory.
There was grand review at Paris on the l5sh
-of the troops from the Crimea--when the Duko
Of Cambridge, in the name of Queen Victoria, pre-.
sented the British Crimean medal to 1900 French
troops.
The Moniteur publishes the report of the Minis.
condition of the country is excellent and that the
9niy DANGER Is the temptation to extravagauce.
put hopes the Emperor win postpone expeu.
ei1ure on all enterprises except those Of ursen
Three new Senators were shortly to be appoint.
ca which rumor says are the Duke Of valmy, Duke
Of Noble, and the Marquis of Bethisey.
PORTUGAL.
nsssy rams and freshet in the Douro had caused
The Cortez would meet on the 18th Inst
/ SPAIN &
Maria Christina Is about TO marry her .a.oca
daughter to Prince Dra9o-a rich noblamay
/ GERMANY,
Several princes Of the Germanic fsderatsor -.
about to assemble at Berlin to discuss existinc ~,
litical relations ~
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor has signed decree relating q,
Protestants. It is liberal, except so far as 4 pro
hibits the marriage of Catholic priests Converted To
Professionalism Government has been Obliged n.
ready to restrain Italian Bishops in their sdminis
tration of the concordat
PERSIA.
The Persian official journal announces that the
Persian government is determinedto to maintain ne,,.
trality. . se = = =
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKfr-Messrs
Brown, Shipley q Co quote considerable decline
10 breadstutfs The first named circular quotes
tioar unsettled and dull not being able to give se
cnrate quotations. The decline il stated to be- m
per bhl Western Canal, 40s 6d04ls I'd; PhiIadel
phia and baltimore, 42s. q 42s Cd; Ohio 42s 043s.
I'd; Canadian, dos 04ls Wheat Id lower. and
still tending downward, with dull market
White, lis. I'd. lis Cd; Red los Cd a lls. Corn
dull, and prices dropping. White, AS cd yellow.
4es.; mixed, Ais cd. Most other authorities quote
-four, Is. Cd. 12s Cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Money In active de-
mand at previous rates. Consols had advanced as
much as st per cent. - closing at 895 sg4 with
steady market All the European stocks have
participated in this advance. -s i. as IL
Virginia per cent. bonds 1886 uuotad st s6fp
sc; Virginia SIS s14 0e2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

GENERAL WALKERS EARLY LovE-We find
the subjoined episode in the early life of the Mica
raguan hero in an exchange paper: re-
The history of General Walker, like that of all
other men of mark is not free from the romance of
love as well as that of war. Whilst law student
in New Orleans, he conceived warm attachment
for very interesting young lady, who was born
deaf and dumb. She had been well educated, and
was of very engaging manners. Her misfortune
drew towards her the sympathies and regard of all
tender.hearted persons. With his characteristic
originality and pecuarity of feeling and sentiment
Walker became warmly enamored of this young
lady. She reciprocated his regard, and for some
time they were never happy unless together. He
soon acquired knowledge of her signs, and they
conversed with great facility, the medium of their
conversation no doubt, adding zest to their enjoy.
ment At last, some slight misunderstanding in
terrupted their htercourse, and before reconcilia
ton could be effected the young lady died. This
event gave finge of melancholy to the thoughts
and character of Walker. Perhaps, as many of
his friends thought, it produced the great ehangei in
his character which ensued--a change from the
quiet modest student to the bold, daring daunt
less revolutionist and warrior. ee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

A NOVEL SLEIGH RIDE.--Mr. Price, of the
firm of Price Fisher, of this city, arrived to-day
from Green Bay, in novel turn out He drove
the entire distance In light sleigh, drawn by 4
single dog. averaging thirty miles a day.
This turn out excited great deal Of curiosity in
the streets this morning, which growler appeared
to relish amazingly, showing very little evidence of
baraoy Ian oath - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

A LADY ScuLrToR.--A Boston paper, in no.
tcing the suecessful efforts in that city to erect
statue of Franklin, says of ststuette in the pos
session of Hon. Robert g. Winthrop, that In addi.
tion 10 the many elegant and beautiful things which
are the permanent adornment of his drawing
rooms, is . staiuette of tho franklin statue, Of
exceeding beauty and delicacy: II was executed
under the eye Of Mr.. Greenough, the artist Of the
Florence Frcexnan who has evinced aftistic tai
enfs of 4 very high order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

A MELANCHOLY FACT.--The New York Com
mercal Advertiser notes an unintentionalj joke in
that very grave document, the United States
Treasury Report, viz
We find in the enumeration among the articles
which we do not import, but manufacture for our
selves. ..rices of all description"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

VALUABLE MEDICINAL Yankee doctor has
contrived to extract from sansages q powerful
of theorigirlai bark He calls it the "Sulphate of
Canine y He anticipates great po pnlarity for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-04

REV. q. w. Wessbrook, Of the N. G. Conference,
died II Greenboro, N. C., on the 2sth inst.