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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
No SAN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE REFERENCE
or ACTIONS IN THE COUNTY COURT.

his her6y enacted By the Gegal assembly Of The State
Of VaHqont a. foHoDS:
SEC l. The county court may in their discretion refer
any civil pending therein commissioners
to be appointed by the
src 2 When action referred, otherwise than
the agreement of the parties, already provided by law II
shall be The duty Of the commissioner commissioners try
the questions raised the and with their decision thereon
report the such facts they Judge to be proved
SEo. B. On such report the shall render such judg
warranted by the facts reported unless either Of the
parties shall the time which the report made elect to
try the case before jury.
SIC Such party shall furnish statement in writing Of
the material particulars which he expects change the result
of the report aud at the trial. the report shall be prna-tace
evidence of the facts.
SEC s. The verdict shall be specifically the facts put
by the above mentioned and the shall
render such judgment thereon IS warranted by law the
SEC g. The judgment so rendered, either with without
trial by jury shall be final aud conclusive between the parties,
and shall not be subject TO review
Z. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November IS 1856
No GAN ACT RELATING TO THE JUDICIARY.
II is herLy oacted by the General Assembiy Of The Htte
Of Vermont toio,DS:
sro l. The entitled "an relating the Judiciary"
approved November 10, lS49, is hereby repealed
Sto The supreme shall hereafter consist of one
chief Judge and five assistant judges
SIC 3. The judges Of the supreme shall, previous
the Of each county court assign of their number
preside such court but shall assign amy of their
number to a county which a pending in which he
shall have been counsel
SEC L. Each Judge of the supreme court shall be chan
ceo and shall have aud exercise for and throughout the State
all the jurisdiction and power which are hereafter may
be, vested in a court of chanceryl
SEc. s. All the Judicial powers and duties whether in law
equity, which now apperan to the circuit Judges within
their respective circuits shall hereafter and be iucum
bent upon the members of the supreme the respective
counties in which they may any time
SEC D. All former laws providing for the division of the
State judicial districts aud all laws Inconsistent with
act hereby repealed
SEC T. No Judge shall the trial of any in banc
which he shall have previously tired at uiSj PriuS
SEC This shall take effect first day of No
vember, A. 1851
Approved, November O. 1856
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

No. 2l-AN ACT RELATING TO MECHANICS LIENS
is hereby enacted by tie General assembly Of The State Of
Vermont toiiOloS:
SEc Whenever any mechanic shall perform any labor,
furnish any materials for erecting repairing altering any
house, other building this state he shall be entitled to all
the lien provided for chapter hundred of the
compiled statutes and the in addition thereto passed No
vember Is 1852 whether said material labor furnish
ed under written otherwise And statement of
such claim filed and recorded in the town clerks Office of the
where such house other buildings situated shall
be held good charge such real eatc ageeaby the pro-
visions of the above referred
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November 18Th, 1856
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

No. 2s--AN ACT IN REGARD TO MORTGAGES BY RAILROAD
CORPORATIONS.
is hereby enacted By The General assembly Of The State Of
Vermont IoiOWS:
SEQ l. All mortgages railroad franchises, funitne cars
ngnes, and rolling stock of any kind when properly executed
nd recorded shall be eleclu1 the mortgage a valid
mortgage interest in and lien upon all such property, without
every change of possession and for the purpose
,age all such property shall be deemed part the realty
SEC 2. Nothing this contained shall prevent such
(See Second Page)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

No. e2-AN ACT TO CONSTITUTE THE HOMESTEAD ACT IN
REFERENCE TO THE ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSONS
is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of the Statcof
Vermont, Joto0S
SEC. Section four of chapter sixty five Of the compiled
Statutes and the heretofore passed addition thereto
shall not be construed apply any the of
which, and above all debts due and charges of admins
raton shall exceed the sum of five hundred dollars.
SEC. g This act shall take effect from It's passage
Approved, November 18th 1856.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
No. l6.-AN ACT IN ADDITION TO THE LAWS REG
LLAHING TRuSTEE PROCESS-

is hereby eaacted by tie General assembly Of the Stat
Of Vermont, totolos:
SEC. l. No person shall be adudged of any Other
person. by OF such person having his hands
eys due or belonging the debtor his debenure mem
Der or officer OF the general assembly juror attending
any county
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved, November a. 1856
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
No SAN ACT IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER TWEEN.
WEIGHT OF THE COMPLIED STATUTES, EN.
TITLED "TIIE SIPR EME AND COUNTY COITRVS

IS hereJy endcted by the General assembly Of the State
Of Permont Joii0wS
SEo. l. Every question of law decided by the county court
arising upon demurrer upon trial by jury upon motion in
arrest m any prosecution by indictment information any
crime msdemeanor shall after verdict guilty returned
upon motion OF the respondent be allowed and placed upon
the record aud the shall heeupon pass supreme
court for final decision and Judgment aid exec-
ton shall be thereupon esped stayed capital cases and
IN all other at the discretion of the court.
Sro The of the chapter to which
this is in addition is hereby repealed.
Approved, November IL, 1856
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

No, IAN ACT IN AMGNDMENT OF THE FOURTH PARA
GRAPH OF SECTION FOURTEEN OF CHAPTER FORTY-FI FIN E
XrMP T FROM ATT5 SAUTS EEANG 12 ARTICLES
IS hereby enacted by The General assembly ofe State Of
Vermont, foibDS:
SEc The fourth paragraph of section fourteen of chap
ter orly-ive OF the compiled hereby amended
read follows:
Fourth. Ten cords fire wood twenty bushels of poa.
toes such military aud the debtor
qnred by law to furnish all growing crops bushels grain
one barrel of -four three Of bees aud together
with their produce honey hundred pounds sugar and
all eered grave-stones
SEC. q Sections fifteen sixteen and seventeen of said cbap
ter ortyfve are hereby repealed
SEC B. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved October 9Th, 1856.
No. ian 4G TS EXE 4Eo G @ FROM
IL IS heTe6y enacted by The General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont, as ioloUS:
SIC The professional books aud instruments of physi-
clans and surgeons and the professional books cergymen
and attorneys at law to the value of two hundred dollars shall
hereafter be exempt from attachment execution.
SEC q This act shall take effect from It's passage.
Approved November l4d, 1856.
No ban ACT IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER rHIR rY-oNG OF
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
hereby enaced By the General assembly Of the State Of
VTmOnG as toLiowS:
SEC l. Section twenty of chapter thty-one of the COM
piled statutes amended include among the articles
therein named tackle and appendages
ted herewith the utensils and apparatus kept any farm
the manufacture OF maple sugar also pig iron, boomed
scrap lron railroad and hops which articles herein named
shall be subject all the provisions of said sections twenty
twenty-tmee, aud twenty-lour, of SAID chapter.
SEC ?. This act shall take effect from It's passage.
Approved November lSlh 1856
RY TO MORTGAGE THE SANE
his hereby enacted by The General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont as Jolioaos:
SEC l. Machinery attached and used in any shop mill
factory may hereafter mogaged by executed
knowledged and recorded in the deeds
real estate.
SEC q Mortgages of such machinery may be assigned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES +
SECRETS FOR TIE MILLION
4 uesi BoaasyfHi DAD .. g.. 'sa5is Psbheafsn.
DIR. llN iN'S
VI Il ICAT. NUEL;

bcine aa original sod ruilf Treaties 90
MAN Al1.U 3YDIllAll,
Thou Physiology. funcI o., snd sexual Disorder o
every Aind With nrtor i1ire Remedies for the
speedy cure ~ all dift4sf. ~ o. 1iisato end doll
icate character, tHc.feit Zoo iLr violation ct
tho Lows Natuio all OF Nataic'. God.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

CHAPTER rHRrY-FOUR OF THE COMPLIED
STATUTEs, RELATING TO DISPOSITIONS OF
WITNESSES.
II is hereby enacted by The General assembly of the State
Of Vdn0nf as JoLiO0S.
SEc l. Section three of chapter hirtyour of the COM
piled Statutes is so amended follows: Notaries
public aud masters chancery have the same mower 10
take deposons and TO issue subpenas attachments for
witnesses to appear before them any court or tribunal
that Justices of the peace have, aud all dispositions taken
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

SECTION EIGHT OF CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX OF
THE COMPILED STATUTES RELATING TO NEW
TRIALS.
II IS heeJy enacted by lie General assembly of The STATE
Of Vermont toiooS
SEC l. The provisions of section eight of chapter thirty
SIX OF the complied statues and the relief granted therein
hereby extended to all PERSONS against whom judgment has
been or shall be rendered by justice Of the peace by default
aud who have BEEN shall be- deprived their day in court
by fraud, accident, or mistake.
SEC 2 This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved, October 3lst 1856
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

R, CuNtNi RN co oa ile outside wiappsr
Principal ofee and Depot 81 CENEsEE-sT., Az,
BuNN, ~ y.
,.tHEu L. SMITH, Gonsnl Agent for the sts,e o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

No. 2iAN ACT KLLAITNH TO TIE LEGAI Sci IIEMFNI OF
PAUPERS
Ills hreJy ected By the General assembly Of the State Of
Ver7p0nt toio0S
SIC. Clause numbered fourth of section of chap
of the compiled amended read
as follows:
Every person Of full who shall reside in any in this
State and whose rateable held his right, be-
poll shall be the list of such town, the of
dollars or upwards, for five years succession shall
thereby gain a settlement such
Approved November 18Th, 1856.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-17

TEE Way THY DO IN MIssouRl.--A Mrs.
Anderson Of Bourbonton, Mo-, lately cow
hidsd her husband. He had sseo &c 10 70
sway with woman, but becoming weary Of
her, had returned to his 6rst love. Are. A.
received her recrsant spouse with OPEN arms
and long cowhids. With tho latter, she ia.
Aicted sixty lashes upon him in the presence
Of al her neighbors. Mr.. A. thinks he
won't run away any morA."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-17
-. -. Eunbich's.

Northwest oorMsr Of johnson and Third streets,
yx1ILL ~ fOond enc Of the finest stocks Of staple
w aaA Fancy Dry Goods 10 be found in this city.
3 conDSises I'll The aeoasary aud desirable goods
lov LnAiess 0aatl1msn's and Children wear. Their
stock q fanSy silks, bareges de laincs chnllices
aisuss lawns brilliants robes, cloths, cassimeres
vsstlngs, h., IL full and complete. Families win
and enkracsd 10 this stock:
Linen and cetton pillow casing,
Linen and cotton shceting,
Lace and Swiss Drspery curtains,
Pig. and plain A oil prints,
Lancaster and Allandalequilts,
Bed ticking, furniture prin,r,
Stair linen, crash, huckabuck,
And cotton tovsiinE.
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined TO sell goods for close profits, We re-
specifically solicit ashare Of public patronage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-17


Been PLATE ENGRAVED.
VNHE subscriber 70 fully prepared 70 furnish TO
i order any Of the various styles Of Bras, Ger
man Silver, or Silver Plated
DOOR PLATES.
Also those most beautiful Glass DOOR PLATES
70 much celebrated in New York, Philadelphia, st.
Louis, and all our large cities.
FANCY GLASS WINDOW SIGNS,
OF any sse or style, furnished u order.
Farmers and merchants who require Stencil Brands
for marking sacks, barrels and boxes, will please
send in their orders. Ordinary sised Stencil Brands
will be furnished at cents per letter. Small Stem
ell Name Plates for marking linen, with bottle Of
indelbie ink and brush 50 cts larger plates In PRIV
portion.
Stencil Alphabets Of any size or style furnished
to order. Marking Inks Of various coloss-Black,
Rose Pink, Celestial Blue, Crome Yellow, Paris
Green. Also, brushes expressly for Stencil Plates
Orders received for Steel Name Stamps, Alphabsts
Numbers, &C., 10. Orders BY mail punctualiy ~
tended to.
Few good agents wanted in each of the various
important towns throughout the State. Address the
SUBSCRIBER and enclose stamp for prepayment Of the
answer
Orders may be left At the Htove Store Of Messrs
constock Bros No 50, Nam st., O At my resi-
Julyla- won THo6. HOUGHTON.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GRO. c. ANDERSON, on Third, between Main
Oand johnson Streets, Keokuk, lows. Collsotions
on this city RENTED promptly, st currsat rate Of
Exchange. a
~ Interest on deposits when specially agreed
up~n.
Refer to K. w. Clark Bros,
Bogy, Miltenberger Co., DenkSn,
John J. Anderson Co., " Aou'''
Il. w. Clark, Dodge 1 Co., New York City
~ Once hours from A. N. TO p. N.
July IL, l856.-dly
LAeT0 LANTAIl
A LARGE and general assortment Of LASTS Just
"A received direct from the manufacturers and FOL
sale by J. o. BERNARD CO.
July 12-d6t-w4t
Cufiosl1loe Ter The Llttlo Holko.
LIVERY thing tAat you On think Il q tiskle III
- hearts Of the little folks esn - had q Q. Qher
top, ct the
0st3e SIGN or THE DI0 vlDDL1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-17

DtsrRUsrvUL % TIN PsoPLR.-MY. Turk,
ct the Democratic meeting tho other evening
said that ut the formation OF the Constitu-
tion there WAS one party distrustful Of the
capacity Of the people for self-government.
We quoted Mr.. Buchanan to show that he
was once member OF that party We are
enabled to show now that one Of his most
Efficient supporters still holds tho opinion Of
the party Of which be was 90 long member.
The Times has vouohed for tho soundness Of
che Richmond Enquirer as . Democratic
organ. That paper 10 one Of Buchsnan's
chief organs 1t the South, and only few
days ago said
cit i yet An unsolved problem, whether
universal suffrage and self government are
practicable. The experiment has only been
made in our North, and thers il nothing in
its situstion to satisfy u that the experiment
viii be successful.'
The Enquirer u disgustsd with the results
Of free society, and the participation in po-
litical rights Of the vulgar herd. Its beau
ideal is the subsection Of the laboring
masses to the government and ownership Of
IN aristocratic class, who alone are TO enjoy
political rights and exercise political author
ity. The Enquirer 10 co-laborer with the
Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-17

R1F. p. Blair having bean dsoouncsd %
. STAKEHOLDER, tho National Era takes oecs-
sion to explain that there 10 mot slave on
his farm Who has not been purchased 1t his
own solicitation, or 1t the request Of be-
nsv0lent persons, 70 save him from being
sent to the Southern narkst, or to prsvsas :
fanily from being broken up. TIE nonsy
10 advancsd-thc man or woman has the
privilege Of working il out and, to prevent
al risk, the freedom Of every one 10 %
cured, BY will, in any contingency, and mot
emily freedom, but provision for hone-
stead"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-17
PATRICK 4 CRoueE,
EORTES
Sheet Music. and

MUSICAL MERCHANDIZ
g ALE ROOMS over Howe Lock A
Ne. s's Nam s ..s s ssss:a street Ksaf
Iowa. Weshall always keep on hand W.
m elegant assortment Of Pianos from the best
makors Child Bishops Melodeons Martin, Hall
4 Sons and Imported GuitArs; French and German
Violins; American and Imported Flutes; flutinas
and Accordeons; Fine French, English end Italian
Violin String; Drums; Violin Csses; Piano Stools
and Covers. A large and select catalogue Of Sheet
Music and Instruction B.o'.s. Pianos and 2slode-
ons sold at Manufactursra' prices and always war
ranted. Dealers and teachers supplied on the most
liberal tssms. Pianos tuned and musical instru
ments repaired Owing 70 the low stag Of water Ia
the Ohio hver, we are q unable st present TO ge
any portion Of largs stock Of Pianos hers, ex0cp
few shipments b railroad, which IRE expeete<
soon.
Ksokuk, June 50. dan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-17

4. nOW1, 3. Al OcxWoOD, q. 2. FELT.
HOWE, LACK " OspD 4 Co.,
/! wn0LRsALs AND RETAIL
AUCTION and CSmWsjseion Merck ants, and
neal Estate Agenss,
| Second st., next dosr - the Aihene ram, Keokuk,
DARTlCULAR attention will be paid 10 buying
i snd selling Neal Estatc and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business thai may
We have convenient rooms, and will attend TO
storing snd forwarding goods and produce Of all
kinds.
Liberal Gosh advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver Watches Gold Jewelry and notions, which
Ne oder IT Wholesale and retail, ~ low - can he
| found in the country.
Merchants and peddlcrs will be supplied ut ex-
sremely low prices for cash.
4 GOOD brick dwelling house winth rooms, in
n apicasant part Of the city for sale by
9 LOTS, on carrolstrest, for sale by
! LOT, on Ugh street, for sale by
HI. = co.
O GOOD business Lots, on the Icvee, for sale by
% II. l.. 70.
A FINEFAkM, in Hancock Co. Ills, with good
"A Improvements. for sale by II. l.. CO.
lcs ACRES Of Lard, with improvements, with
AO~~ H Mtlcs VI shs CITY Vu suc pAhuN dooAp AOI
sale By II. l.. h co.
on ACRES Of Land, with Improvements, within
ON 10 miles OF the city. on the plank road for
sale by II. l. i co.
QOO AcRRs Of Land, in MissoaIi, for .Als By
lCUU II. !. 4 CO.
1.-TWO and one half acres Of Land, with q god
brick houss In Montroec, for sale By
II. L. 4 co.
A FINE BUGGY, suitable for one or two horses,
"A and good one horse buggy, for sale by
II. l.. d co.
4 HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham
n Square, lot Is feet front BY lao deep, and will
be sold At . bargain BY II. L. co.
4 LARGE brick house on second Street, lot 50
n feet front by IS feet deep, for sale by
II. L. 4 co.
q LOTS IS feet front by 1875 feet deep, with a fine
q frame house with 6ve rooms, good cellar, and
situated in good location in the town Of Farming
ton, which win be sold 1T great bargain by
II. L. / co.
OF ), in block 1879, for sale by
L. II. La co.
& LOTS in Rses' addition, for sale b, 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-17
SUND RIES.

SlGAk Kettles from 3 10 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids Skillets and lids, assorted Csst
Iron Tea Kettles; Japaned Trunks Pudding ard
Rice Moulds scoiloped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canisteru, square and round, assorted; Lard Lamps
Ia ware and Stove Pipe. House. sheet iron and co
yer wsFk done promptly, in the very best manner
COMSTOCk BROTHERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-17


As long - the Germans could be deluded
BY lies and demagosuery, they were An in
telligent, industrious, liberty loving class,
patriotic and excellent citisens, and the
sham Democracy eourted and beslavered
and tosdied them 70 the most disgusting ex-
tent. But now when they show signs of in
dependence, Of thinking for themselves, of
voting for Freedom and 90 exsrting their
induence that it shall tell in favor OF Free
Institutions, hardly anything too shameful
can be said Of them.
The Germans Of Cleveland. O., have come
out for Fremont and Dayton with remark
able unanimisy. The Piaindeaier Of that
city 10 the principal organ Of the Slave
Democracy in Northern Ohio. Ito editor il
Mr.. Gray, Postmaster Of Cleveland. On
the intimation Of their intentions BY the
Germans Of that city, the Pidindealer be-
gan to revile them to the utmost OF is extent,
speaking OF them in this wise
"These German ingrates are known ~
busy bodies and mischief makers in every
Community where they reside. The were
driven out Of Germany for their meddle-
someness and arc curse to any community.
These hair-lipped Germans, these Red Re-
publicans know It."
While they voted with the Plaindedler's
party, they were everything that was com.
mendable; when they refuse to support the
extension Of Slavery and 90 With the negro
drivers, then they are ''hair-lipped ingratss''
and bad men
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NfW stock.
COMSTOCk IL BROS.
STOVES
AND
Tinners' Stock.

5000 lba. oval and round copper Bottoms from Z
10 inches.
5000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No. IA to ~.
1000 packages Plymouth kiycu, iron and tin d,
from 8 %. to IL lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron wire from No. TO No. Is.
100 gr0ss Tea kettle breasts and covers from 81 10
ia inches.
SO gross Pressed tin bottoms from TO . inch.
30 de do scolioped and plain dinner pla1ss
80 do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
l55 do Assorted tine ears.
so do Icon tea kettle ears.
$50 do do do do burs
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
600 do Of No. l, 2, aud peuter knohs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Spouts, assorted sises
Pcrforatedtin IN sheets;
Copper Kivets and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Mallcts expressly for timers use
Stove Backing in papers or by the key
CONS rock 4 BROTHERS.
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e35, 900 worth 81 Properly fer sale
Om Credit.

e3S ZOO WoFth Of Property fer sale
- CFeAlt.
WISH to sell 100 feet on johnson street, het 9Th
and 9Th sts. At $l20 per foot. l, ?, 3. L. S. g.
and years. at per cent. interest. Also 70 feet
Sd between Exchange and Bank sts., and Lots Z, g..
and g. in block No. 400, payable 10 and two years
Also undivided one-eighth Of Block No. l52, and
Lots Z, So, 10, IL and IL, in Block No. 1873; Also
l6S feet ends Of Lots 10, and IL in Block No.
Is. All situated in Keoknk. Also $40 Of
Land we'll located in Jackson Township, one nth
cash, balance in l, and years
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also want partner with from $1,000 to SIC, 600,
who is good business man, without any old fogy
t.ndencies,1 TO engage in the lumber business.
July I'D H. +.
TUST RECEIvED-A lot Of Peters Eclectic Pr
u anoforte School, new work arranged from the
hest European Dmposers, with selections from Amer
lean authors. Also, Bartms, Hunters and Rich
aron Instructions for Piano. together with NIL the
popular works for Melodeon, Guitar, Violin Flute,
&c, by PATRICK 4CROuSE,
"a st. bet. Main johnson, up stairs.
keOkuk, July 3-dm