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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-04
Mtalanesy aaA Rancy 0e~A..
ATTENTION. LADIES'

WOULD respectfsily Gall the attention Of the
Ladies 20 my large and veil selected stock Of
Fali ana Wintsr doods, which viii sell q Cincin-
natl prices. Ny stock consists VI silk, straw, ana
velvet Bsaasts; aasO, : spasnAid assortpent of
kibboAs, EOusrs. ard peatAsss, selected with ssat
care foa wsli hnd everything In the Millinery and
Fancy business, at ny sstabtsA0sat, In ~ latest
s.sinsse st ths aAosasst nOsiss, ,s1sA = lining ts
ming, blsaaAing. psossing aaA making kannets az
every description 70 order will warrant ali
work % gise sattsfAasion.
Cr:s= CO. sSsss -. -. :sSss:. - sssSS ...:.
Mrs. 0ienay's, No. - Johnson stesst, hesvesa "a
and 80 dtsectly opposite OAnsf's 0atsso.
SsDt16dly HHS. 0LRNNY.
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HAvIxo Leased and thorpsehly renevatsd and
rc-fufnshed the above hoase, the Prepfistof In
house ~ old frissds nd sAs psSlis ssasraiiy are
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cd S.rliss.en. s.en.ys.s ys.s g. lsss.--d
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TmE BIG RO0ri

"A " wish 70 nske rvom for our new stock Ia ar
rave on tAe FIRST boat, Ne viii dispose Of the re-
mAinder VI the stock bought from Mr.. Duke A Ar
below cost. ~
Boots and Shoes TT rI.ITn7sr %
mch22d w.
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411Dl Oopoou.
MANUFACTURES II uaeh, peen - NJ, !
W1 Keokak, Iowa. 4. va Z
slpplied n order. 1tkessl atsessI - -
nss1Ssnss fsh0oAly ae.4
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Il 41oRInY = Low, vim pssats6 10 Lee aaAAls
- sdloiniek sctntaes, nd II III uaprsns Court.
ONO. With T. ". Psttw. ESt., ~ Atsirs. on Main
stsset, bsN - and 4th. s- -
!. katsss = Aasars- As0avis, CAitasaAsa 8 o.. O.,
ben =. Cnstiss BARNS RsatGsa, Cex 4 GAells1
and Pref. J. 2. 6aa1oeA. faarlIAly
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nL1lcAL Rssarckss II PaIsstine, With ~
y - 80 y16msJ Cycle pc ediA se tr1unn. .2.
saialng sseecss y Jubes Burns. Z; n. 1sxsAl j
ncvI CAvDSk DA1LEY
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~ soa sts., in the Alley.
Csn'es =. the business Of Undertakink h eli Its
esAAeAes. He has rscsntly made extensiy ~ aadlt,c
p nae ssosk and perfected his Arangsn>ats 4 evsry
depextmeut. s
PATENT AETALLIC BURIAL CASES.
mpcryioss TO air and indestssctibls, highly orua
oeIsed Aad Invaluable for the presersnfion Of the
- - wsli - eons Of every style ana Anish fur
nisAsd 70 order.
Hssnes ssd carriages furnished, and to sptir. ar
re1es.m0 Of the funeral attended 70 whoa required
ksokuk, April II. 1885, dy
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MAALR0 q D8CH. I'
a xTUkNEfS at Law aad 6slisitsrs - Oknnev,
A.AGenie ~ tbe invss6gaaisa ef Lad IaaO -
AAboasneee and sAls II Real Eslats; via hspan1
ssr Pssceacs - anA rs4alasiy aaessd ~ Dlsssis
esaet - Ascank and u. AaAissa, anA q ~ 80,
counties cf ths Kisst JaAislal Dstsist el Isus eel
wi AAeo peaOtaD In tAe 6aprsms Court of the bsats
~. 4a1iann. vob. I1. le&6.-Atf.
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Y. =. = -. W. RORO.
DooaeSs IN Reaa Eseaae.
once over 1ashiag House of Ford. 0orham 4 ord
junsloAkvl KE0kUK, IOWA.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20

= BAKERY.
"AvING entered the above business in Tip
Ii ton. am now prepared to supply customer
with fresh bread, and all articles in my line Of
bosinss Cakes sod pastry Of kiat furusAed - fs
hsa - fr parties shsst eeA-% navtne es9ased The
sevvie-s >! 4 tbs Ae h the fse souaSDt
= giving sassfsetion 70 ell cussoner Aip,
Groceries.
rAHii.Y GkOCKRiEA FRESH ANo CHEAP.
have stceA Of sest quality q 6rseerss pascksssA
s CssA, snA they will - soA - eEssp - = 80 D.ss y
Iowa - ". wAfk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20

T. ~. IsETT. W. c. BRFWsrEn
FOREIG.v Z DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
O6ce Of Isett 4 Brewster.
Exchange on England. ireland, Scotland,
Germany and al principle cities in the United
States bought and sold
Collections made and remittances at current
rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought, scotland located.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgages on
long or short time.
Interest paid on deposits ~ follows, to wit:
10 per cert for one year
8 do do do months and over
do do do months and over,
Our present rates Tor exchange are IS FOL.
lows.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
New York selling, 3-4 prem.
:" buying, Ia
St. Louis, selling, /
buying, IL
Currency Dts, 8. Louis, selling, 1-2
Chicago, IL /"
Gold. Buying at l-2 prem; selling, At
prem.
For parties living, ont Of Muscatine, who
keep their deposits with US, we will forward
exchanges IS they may order to any point, At
current rates. n12-N.
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Sunday-Schools ma Crime.

One Of the grstess blessing conferred
on our country 10 the institutions Of Sun.
day schools. Every scholar who attends
Sunday school may not be essentially ben.
Gifted, but we believe the number is
small Of thuse who do not receive some
benilis. Indeed, we cannot see how it
is possible for child to attend well.
conducted school for any lengh Of time,
not have implanted in his minds some
principle, or have some resolution formed
that will be Of great use to him in after
life.
How many a man, when tempted to
sin, has been checked by some text Of
scripture, on some moral lesson which he
learned in Sunday school while j. has Teen
remarked that those boys who have
never had the advantage Of such school
are by far the most inclined to vice =
An evidence Of tins fact 10 apparent 10
regard to the boys etate reform school a
Wes,borough. The Boston Journal late.
" stated, that Of the one hundred aud
twenty-five boys now confined there, only
Ave sver attended Protestant, Sunday
school. A large majority Of the whole
number are children 81 fsreign parents
and many never attended any school
whatever.
This is no, only a, very favorable CON-
mens on the utility Of Sunday schools,
though. doubtless, a very just one. but il
also furnishes Us with lesson in regard
Is the population thrown upon our shores
from the countries, particularly s-rn
Ireland. A great many Of these Is
dren, it is true, are born in this roL. I;
but, as most the parents are Catholics,
| they are never sent 20 their own Sunday
schools and a portion of them are no.
sent 10 any school. and the Consequence
is, as might be expected, they grow in
ignorance, AMI destitute Of those moral
checks which would restrain them from
vice.
Every encouragement, therefore tina,
can be given to Sunday schools, and
every successful effort to get the children
of migrants into them, or, in fact, into
any school where truth aud good princi.
pie would be inculca,ed, is so much TO.
ward preventing vice.
lie, Sunday schools be sustained, and
let the children Of foreigners be looked
up and sen, to school, II We wish wei! te
our country.
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AscANPAiGN soNo.

Rvs N The Tribune
Freedom and Fremont.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20
7UEND62XV0
30WN>8001a9

No u.s. Second .. 4sseaainA se~as'
d N. BURNETT wsslS aanssass - -
III. Trade and Country MMchaetA that y
can supplv. FOR cash, he SCHOOL OOO8O,
published hy w. h Smith 4 Co.. Isieop =
Phiny. and A. 8. Bssnas = &C.; including ~
- Eeesie ssries 81 school Bools, ssadetS
Readen, Dsviss' sssiss Of NashsnaAisA ss.s
at publishers prices.
By buying Il him, dry ssvs freight, incnssatey
de-, and eaa have tAes eDdsfs tNea p oucs
shorter time. He also keeps constantly ~ ssore,
and win job, ct small advane: % sasesrn r.
ces, all other school hooks asld in Iswa. AIses
4 large stock Of Cap 4 LITER Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards, slatss and pencils, waters and sealing
sE ss en-. r.:epSas e Pssd
cong books, blask hooks, pass books, tuck
memor andums, wall paper, mathematical In.
struments, cheap publications. note books,
round ana patent notes, sheet music, transpa-
rent window shades, fancy stationery, valen-
tines, pocket knives, novels, from u Y and
MUSICAL INsrRuMENTS
violins, Guitars, aceordeons, Sc, together
with instruction book ., Of al kinds sheet music
&c. He buys largely q al the above articles,
for cash from the nanutacturers East, aad can
sell them cheaper ldedncting freights' 4c.,)
than they can y got elsewhere, he . deter
| mined to build up large jobbing trade in the
Book and Stationary business has adopted u
his motto. I" small profits asd e 81 sales /"
He has also very large stock OF standard,
miscellaneous, law, medical and theological
books, for sale at eastern prices.
Msv Bssks recetssd BY Erpvsss, - sso~ -
Pxblished. ..gs....
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re.
ceived daily. HR N. B. - agent for the
Buffalo Printers lax Co. The Buffalo Typt
Foundry, C. +. Halls Percussion and Level
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, MoliDa
Mills Wrapping paper.
nj ,ly. r. u. BURNETT.
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xO04OV "O0 AOs
THEY did no more than give temporary relief
i and they never will. II i because they
don't touch the cAu.k Of the dissasc. The cause
Of all asue and bilious diseases y the atno-
spherie poison called Miasna or MALARIA. Neu-
tr,lize this poison by its NATURAL ANripoTr,
and All diseases caused BY it disappear a once
Rhodes Fever and Agus Cure - this Antidots
70 Malaria, and moreover tic . perfectly harm
len medicine. The csi ti6cass Of the celebra-
ted chemist, J. R. Chiffon, Of New York, to this
effect, i attached to every bottle; therefore II
il does no good It can do no harm.
This i more than can b. said cf Qninine, Ar
senie. or any tonic in existence, as their use Is
ruinons to the constitution and brings on DUMB
Acur, which uever allows . person 10 feel per-
| fectly well for single moment. In illustrs-
ton Of these truths annex some extracts from
| 4 letter lust received from PLY stefan:
| GEoaGErowN, Ohio, March II, 1856.
| JAS A. RHopKs, Esq Dear Sir, Yours OF
ID inst. is At hand. The Cure arrived late last
year, and the difficulty in getting any one to try
Il was greatly increased from the fact that a
remedy had been introdue, which was grow
| ing in favor with the public, IS being better
| than using Quin,ne, not knowing, presume,
that the remedy they used to escape Quinine,
| contained the DRue ITSELF
! The remedy, (known as Smiths Teuic,")
| would invaTiably BREAK an aeue, ou. uis nv.
cuRE il, a. II would often return with reaewed
vigor. This one circumstance deemed In your
favor, il l could institute test comparison be-
tween it and your CURE. The following IS the
result:
Three person. took your 'Cure," all Of which
| were eases Of "Quotdian Intermittent Fever, y
Of many weeks standing. They had tried Qui-
nine, ard other remedies, occasionally missiOe
chill, but it W ., Gas in all such cases, slow
| iy wearing them out, ana laying the founda-
| ton OF other and seyerer malsdies. l did sue
coed in effectisg a radical cure Of all three OF
these cases with your rmedy. IL these cases
| the . Smiths Tonic- had been used, and would
break the chill, but it would return sgain.
think there will be no difficulty now in Civ
| ing 70 your aCure' the vantage ground OF any
| other remedy now in use here. WM. BrexsER
RHODES FEVER & AGUE CURE, OF
ANrrpoTE TO MALARIA, the only harmless rem
| edy in existence, 10 equally certain as rRE
| vENFivE, or ~cuaE." Take it when you fee
| the ch,ils coming on, and Won will newer hav'
a single one. JAS A. RHODES,
Proprietor, Providence, RI
Wholesale Agents, st. Louis, n. bLAksLEv
| Chicago. BARCLAY Bros, and fer sale b.
A. Gilbert. Upton. 81 3m.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20

EsmaYkabls Coss.-Mrs Julia Sayles
vile Of John Sayles, Of Blackstone, died
on the l4th ul,imo, OF aropsy. from which
she had sufere! for fire years. During
ina, time she has been tapped upwards
Of one hundred and foxy tunes, AMI
aorc than three thousand pounds Of
water were extracted = Hoonsoeket K.
4 J Iut,t 10!
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AsCANPAlGS eoNO.
Now Liberty raises her voice,
Like trumpc: from mountain to sea-
And offers Fremont TO our choice
Fremont and the canse Of the Free.
Shah ~s bow oarsclves 1t II in the dust
Still bending the surpliant knee,
or, putting In Heaven our trust,
Now vote for Fremont and be Free?
shall our manhood be covered with sh anne
And deeper our infamy be7
Or, true to our forefathers fame,
Shai. We yote for Fremont and be Free1
Shall Freedom beseech as in vain?
Shall kansas BE- foiled in her pleaf
No, save her from slavery's st in
And vote for Fremont and be free.
Oh! Stringfellow. Atchissn. Shannon.
Mus. cease frDn their jahilan: g!ee,
For Douglas and Pierce and Buchanan
Ss'er can conquer Fremont and the Free
From the plains of the big hearted West,
From the mountains and shores Of the sea
A spiri. is rising which never shall res:
Till with Fremont Americas free!
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KNAPP { REDNOu,
Are now opening ! large and splendid assrrt
meat Of
Spring Goods.

At Ne. 9 Leclair Row Davenport, Iowa
We invite attention and challenge competi-
tion' Having anticipated an increased demand
tor all kinds u Dry Goods this coming season
We have purchased 1 Monster Stock OF New
Beautiful staple and 41ncy Fashionable Goods.
0IISEE, DC,
Black gro de rhine silks, fancy silks in end ess
variety; silk rnantiilas-new styles; sol'd col
ors, ali wool delaines, fancy aelsines, al kinds;
new styles de pages. any quantity ond cheap.
FrerA Coyers for Ptas0s, Tables, &c.
Extra superior French hid gloves; embroi-
dered walls; Flounciag, all Kinds; English
thread lsces, tafiefcns, &c; Swiss muslins
dotted mnslins; Grape coIis-s, dimity bands, &c
Prints, Ginghans, &c.
Great variety Of shirt bosoms. fancy eolored
kid hh,sh silk gloves, plain and fancy delaines,
linen lawns and table linen.
canton Grape Shawls te.
Splendid assortment Of alpaccas, new and
kinds Of collars; French worked coliara, beauti-
full styles: Rich embroideries in se.ta
HOSIERY, GLODES, &C.
Fine linen cambria handkerchief; shawis. 4
variety Of qualities and patterns; thread lace
trimming, great variety; mourning sets silk
aces; black lace wallis, DC.
Hoped and Grass Cloth Skirts.
French embossed chintz; curtain goods, india
sw iss mil, lawn cravats, book jacosst, and carr
brio mnslins; striped and plain nainsook muslin
Dome.tic and Staple Goods, 6Asefssgs, Shirt
mgs, Cyash Hurkabork Pllop Linen
and Shsetiss, Scotch Dsspv, Howe
Fsrasahing Goods, MILLINERY and
SsvssD Goods, all NeU and
Fresh.
We particularly invite attention to our assert.
ment Of staple domestic GoodA feeling confden,
we can present Inducements to purchasers IN
equalied for Chcarnsss. Durability and Finish.
Our patrons will always find an unsur Sassed q.
s0rtnent from the smallest Notion, up to the
richest and most magnificent article ef Dresa
Goods.
N. g.--We intend 10 sell large amount oil
Goods ri q smAIi advance from cost
rIsl KNAPP h REpMUN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20

~ James Myers, ESQ.,, Of Venan-
60 County, has been nominated as The
Unisn candidate for Congress IN the
Distric, now represented by Mr.. Bare
lay.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20

HIG GINS B RO T II e r S
A RE Sole Agents for the sale Of the follow
n ing invaluable Musical Works, published
BY Nathan Richardson, OF Boston, and are pre-
pared to furnish them at
Wholesale g. ReidL al Publishers Prices.
The Modern School for the Piano. TIE
most celebrated Instruction Book ever publish
ed. Price $3,0O
The Modern School for the Piano Forte has
now been before the public sufficient length
Of time to most fully test its value ~ the bes,
guide to a correct knowledge Of Piano Play ing,
and the fact that it 10 constantly Increasing in
sale, and winning favor and adoption BY the
most popular teachers, is a sure guarantee Of
its Ultimately becoming adopted.
FIRST Back for he Ptass Fore By A. Lee Carpenter
beginner through this sok Ia tbrss 49,
fsrsss's nasasi q Harmony sd thorough Bs-s 8,
booG fss teachers Prics IS ets
Bakers suston and Cultivation Of the voses The svns
mstheA fos learning sins fa,s work
Price l. 50
J.ni.. B.E.o. chlh-r'. Staging Book BY Marion D..
Sullivan. Prizes y rta.
Copies Of any Of tbs sen. TO sry ~
drsss free Of postage, rtesips he price aaassed
Dn HIGGINS BkOfHERs
b kAn0sipk stree, 4 pIcAeo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-12-18

G.. BREWER, 3D.,

u. BESE w EkS. 3D.,
HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERS
AA for sale, per late arrivals
Bbls beef and pork, bricks,
Pipe clay, cement, rosin, soap, hams,
Fnmblers, fire brick, arch brick,
Moulding sand, spirits turpentlne,
Bbls tar, pitch, oak joist, pine boards and shingles.
ALSO,
Am invoice of elegant, fancy CrOckery and
GLASSWARE, consisting of
White iron stone dinner sets,
do do do cups and saucerS,
do do do handled cofees,
Dark diamond spittoons,
Solar lamps, solar chimnies,
Past. futed and painted tumblers.
L
Gilt, white and colored, porcelain and coiored ware for HoI
day gifts and panor ornaments,
Toy tea sets, .licac and white cream and table pitchers,
Parian Arab pitchers, stone gipsey pitchers,
Gilt watch boxes, fancy ink stands,
Ornamental image watch boxes,
Do cigar boxes, dog cover, do statue cover,
China vases, cigar stands, alabaster boxes; Parian vases,
Gilt and green chamber sets,
Uncle Toms mugs, 9
Diamond cut decanters, quarts and pints,
do do champagne goblets,
do do wine do
Bowls, nappies, French decanters,
Crockery, toilet sets, Hanging entry lamps,
Solar lamps, fancy and plain globes,
Ruby signal lanterns, plain do,
Ship lamps, palace lamps,
One ring water bottles,
Diamond bowls, Britannia castors.
ALSO.
One custom made shifting top New York buggy latest style
cow 5-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-12-18
FELDHEKg1 & co.

OFFER FOR SALE AT THE EST
, market rates, a well selected assortment of NEW GOODS
ut received per late arrivals consisting in part as follows
Dry Goods.
Cases black figured and plain alpaca, denims,
Sheeting, carpets, druggets, mating, flannel,
All linen sheeting, book and Swiss muslin, Victoria lawn,
Scotch diaper, toweling, crash cass. table covers,
Irish linen, black silk, ladies' silk hose, silk,
Gloves and mitts, sup cotton hose,
White, brown mixed and fancy half do,
Black silk and colored half do, black Grape,
Silk pocket handkerchief, plain and bordered do,
Lace wells, white cotton lace, etc., etc.
Clothing.
Fine black doeskin and cashmere pants,
Fancy cass do, satinet do, cottonware and linen do,
Black lasting do, fine black frock coats, cashmere do,
Sup all fine linen shirts, extra large size do, boys do,
Fine York Mill shirts, L. B, and French cuffs,
Red and blue flannel shirts,
Merino under shirts and drawers, silk do do,
White cotton lace do, all linen do,
Black satin vests, white and buff Marseiles do,
Fancy cass do, denim pants and jumpers, ETC., etc.
Hats
Cases black wool hats, do pearl do, French do,
Grey and white cashmere do, Hungarian do,
Fine Panama do, Leghorne do ETC., etc.
Boots and Shoes.
Gases kip boots, do calfskin do, lasting CATERS,
Jersey ties. calfskin brogans, enamelled brogans,
Patent leather ties, Oxford do, fancy Congress CATERS,
Patent leather do.
Sundries
Ladies' elastic belts, suspenders, needles,
Razor and Iazor strops, pocket and sailors knives,
Shoe laces, spool cotton, black and colored sewing silk,
Tooth and hair brushes, black, blue and red ink,
Port Monaies, ETC., etc.
Also GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS. 9tf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-12-18
FOR SALE.

EO1t
CARGO OF BARQUE $50
" tons per register, one year old, sailed from Liverpool May
Oath. A complete ssortmen of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, selected expressly for this market in London, Manches
ter, Glasgow and Paris.
An assortment of English GROCERIES of the best quality.
E~ARTHENWARE n SADDLERY.
A large assortment of HARDWARE of superior quality,
amongst which are
Superior garden spades, garden rollers, sheet lead,
Warranted anvils, slcdge hammers, steeled crOwbars,
Hose nails, cut nails, cut tacks. coopers rivets,
Brass headed nails, tin plates, best Chillington hoop iron,
Iron wire, composition sheathing nails,
Copper tacks, boot nails,
Large and small iron gates with iron pillars,
Tools of all kinds, wheel barrows, coffee mills,
Table knives and forks, carvers, steels, spoons,
Electro plated spoons, a cask of assorted lamps.
Also a long list, but few of each, of small articles and KNICK
KNACKS often enquired for, but too numerous to particularise
Assorted packages of them will be sold at a small advance.
Paints, Oils and Varmishes.
Anchors and Chains.
Liquors.
Alsop's India Ale, Warranted A.1)
Byass' do do
Meakim's do do
Pinus do do
Barclay & Perkins stout
Geneva, Old Tom gin, Scotch whiskey, port wine,
Sherry wine, best brandy, medium brandy,
Sherry in quarter casks, champagne, Bucelas.
HOPS, FIRE BRICKS, STEAM Coal,
BLACKsMITH's Coal, STATES.
All of which will be sold to arrive, in large parcels at the very
lowest advance on home prices. (9-t) ROBERT c. JANION.