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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-22
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

Aes'r'. E"''ors:-I send you the proceedings,
in part, of the Indian Land Agricultural Society,
Mt their annual meeting on the 3Oth of September
last. This being the Anniversary of the Society,
an exhibition of stock was to take place. The
Society assembled at the Methodist Church at
Rock Hill, early in the morning, for the purpose
of transac'ing the business appropriate to the
OCCASION Committees were nominated To award
premiums for the best stock, &c., exhibited. The
Committees for examining the farms of the Dis.
trict, appointed at previous meeting, were pre-
pared to make their reports. 1t may be necessary
to sta te that this Society has departed from the
usual plan Of awarding premiums for the largest
yield, on any given number of acres believing that
the cause of Agriculture would be more enhanced
by giving prizes for the farm best managed in all
its departments, and the best vegetable garden.
They have, therefore, divided the District into
four sections, and appointed Committees to make
the award in each. After the different Commit
tees were arranged, the Society adjourned to the
lot containing the stock on exhibition. After
satisfactory examination, they again assembled to
hear the address of the Anniversary Orator, W. l..
CLAwsoS, Esq. He spoke at some length, pointed
out many errors in the prevalent system of farm
ing, and critcisng particularly the suicidal policy
Of planting too much and manuring too little
When the address closed, the President called for
the reports Of the Committees, appointed to ex-
anime farms. -..r r.' ..EH
Rev. A. WHYTE, Chairman, reported from one
section that they had awarded premium to Az
LEN ROBERTSON for the best managed farm and
to DANIEL WILLIAMS for the best garden
SAMUEL JOHNSON reported premium to THos.
WHrTEsIDEs for the best managed farm; to DAVID
]. RICE for the best stock; and to WIN. SruRaIs
for the best garden.
Daniel Moore reported that he had awarded
premium to Joel Rawlinson for the manner of con-
ducting his farm; to Samuel Johnson for stock;
and to John L. Miller, Esq, for the best yegeta-
bic garden. ..
Hugh Simpson, from the remaining section, re-
ported premium to Richard Sadler for the best
managed farm; and to Daniel Moore for the best
garden.
Premiums on stock were awarded to the follow
ing members: Thomas Whitesides for the best
horse Colt; Green Ferguson 70. the best Mule
Colt; Green Ferguson for the best Brood Mare;
A. B. Springs for the best Bull James Steele for
the best Cow and Calf James Steele for the best
Ram; Samuel Johnson for the best Boar; W. W.
Moore fer the best Plow; Samuel Johnson for the
best Coop and Poultry; John May for the best
Painting; Hugh Simpson for the best Extension
Walnut Table.
The Society elected the following persons as Of
icers for the next year: .,. I...a.
A. P. Johnson, President; John Massey, Allen
Robinson. VIM. P. Thomasson, Joel Barnett, Vice
Presidents; Jno. L. Miller, Amirersary Orator.
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MIR. BoYcE AND THE REGISTER.


In relation to Mr.. BorcE's speech, the Fairfield
Register pithily says:
He speaks of "the fanaticism of isolation" /"
and the fanaticism of nationality" What is
the one, and what is the other?
The Register we think mistakes the issue
There is no question of convention or emo
convention" now before the people. We have
adopted the convention policy-whether right or
wrong. But, the point of divergence is, how far
shall we become identified with the Democratic
Party? 1t is on this question that the "isola-
tionists" and nationalists split. But we
would rather use the terms "Southern Rights "
and "national" as the two extremes, because we
deny that there is such thing in existence as the
''fanaticism of isolation" and Mr.. 3oYcE probably
spoke of itas something that might exist. There
is no party in this State that desires to see South
Carolina isolated. The anti-conventonists pro.
tested against the new policy, not because they
desired isolation per Sc, but because they thought
no good would result from the innovation. There
is no ultraists in South Carolina who would not
cordially cooperate with the Southern States in
any measure likely to benefit the South. We
dislike this rakiug up of old issues. Let us look
to the future 1t will devolve on the historian tc
| place parties before posterity and VIC are widely
mistaken if its verdict will not be in favor of thu
extremists. But "let the dead past bury it:
dead" and let US cordially act together, upor
some sensible platform for the future veal of tht
| South.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-22
Total. 105, ITO $919, 1899

By comparison Of this statement with that for
the previous month, we find decrease in circula-
ton of S52O,707; and decrease in specie of
S252, $50; an increase in notes discounted on per-
sonal security of S36, ,435 decrease in Domes-
tic Exchange of S269,s92; auda decrease in For
eign Exchange of sos, ,11S. In the account be-
tween the banks in this and those in other States
we find balance against our own Of $727, ,207.-
Charleston Standard. f''i - :
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nA. We have heard of some astonishing cures
being made by Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil. 1t
seems to act on the diseased parts with remarka-
BILE effect, and in short space Of time health re-
gains its sway 1t can be had of the agent here.
See advertisement in another column.
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DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE.

Messrs. HUrcHINGs s NORRIS propose to ex-
hibit tonight, at the Independent Church, VESTS
original painting, Christ Healing the Sick, and also
a copy of DEATH on the Pale Horse taken by WIN.
DUNLAP Lectures descriptive of these pictures
will be given. Admittauce to both % cents
children half price.
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pEpoRTs TO THE COURT,

We publish in this days issue on our adVert's-
ing page, the Report of the Commissioners Of the
Poor, Indian Agent, Commissioners of Roads and
Bridges, Commissioners of Public Buildings, and
the Presentment of the Grand Jury.
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yORKyILLE MARKET.

Like the Banks, our Market has suspended
So tr;Ainr have been the sales for the last week
that we can give no report. There is no cotton
selling and farmers generally Withholding pro-
duce for q more convenient season."
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We acknowledge the reception of bottle OF su-
perfne Syrup-a present from Maj. MILES oMlTH'
Please accept our thanks.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-22

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANKS
The Monthly Statement of the condition of Banks
for the month ending S0th ult, was sent to our Of
fee yesterday but at so late an hour that we were
unable to publish it, this morning. Aware of the
deep interest with which it has been awaited, We
transfer from the official statement some impor-
tant facts and figures, fer this mornings issue:
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" p. ID. s. )

Your graceful offering to the Muses. has been
received and will appear next week. Send on your
Prose contribution-itw will be acceptable
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-22

p@. Two robbers plundered the Custom House
at Richmond, Virginia, but were arrested ana
portion of the deposits stolen were recovered.
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GbeYorkbille enquirer
YORKVILLE, S. c..
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1857.
REMOVAL
NIOLASSES.

The ENQUIRER Office has been removed to the
new Building adjoining the old stand.
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DISTRESSING AFFAIR,

Mr. JonN FEE, residing on Turkey Creek, was
arrested and brought to town on Peace Warrant,
on Saturday last and safely lodged in jail. A few
days previous to his arrest he took brush, drag
ged it over the cotton field, and beat the cotton
down. He then, deliberately shot his horse, cat
tie and hogs, and set fire to and burnt down his
house. The prisoner, widower, has three chill
| dren. between the ages of five and fourteen, who
are missing, and it is probable they were consumed
in the building. 1t is supposed by his neighbors
that they we're locked up by their inhuman, or in
sane parent, before the house was set on fire.
Hopes, however are entertained that the children
have escaped such terrb BILE death. The prisoner
is man of eccentric habits, and noted for an un-
conquerable melancholy--having seldom or never
been seen to laugh for years past. Charity would
attribute to him. at least, partial insanity. He is
shrewd enough, however, to be perfectly noneom-
initial, and shows no disposition to go the way his
horse and cattle went. 1t is supposed that the
immediate cause of his strange conduct, was fear
lest the Sheriff should levy on his property. There
was an Execution in the Sherif's Office, and some
of his neighbors told him the Sheriff would soon
pay him q visit. He declared he would kill that
officer if he came. When the Constable went to
the premises, to make the arrest, number of the
neighbors had collected They found Mr.. FEEin
the barn with loaded rife threatening to shoot
any one who should molest him. Constable KERR,
with the assistance of Mr.. JOHN HARKSEss, by
resortng to n stratagem, succeeded in arresting
him. Altogether it is a singular occurrence and,
if his children are destroyed, a horrible affair.
P. s. Since writing the above, We understand
that the children have been found at an aunt's,
about six miles from home.
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BRUCE A. SON,
Land Agents md urok ors,

DEALERS IN
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS,
Wild Lands, ImProteG Farms, Torn Property, &C.,
FORT DODGE, IOWA.
yyJE pay particular atfenfion to the selection OF
w Lands and their Location, " it'll cash or Land
Warrants, in the TT. Dodge, Sioux City and 0szEe
Land Dictricts, Iowa. We have agents at Sioux
City and Usage who devote their whole time and At
tention TO the transaction Of our business The r..
Dodge district will receive personal attention.
We will collect notes, bills drafts and accept
throughout Iowa, and remit proceeds promptly In
drafts on New York Real Estate an Land War
rants bought and sold commission. Titles ex-
amined and taxes paid. We also pay PARTICULAR
ATTENTION 70 the loaning of Land Warrants for MOI
residents, the lOah,ns OF money at best western
rates, and 10 investments generally. We examine
carefully Nil iands locate ard will give plat aud
desert ion Cur commission for loaung ioca
Land Warrants in the above named districts vs. b.
$40 per 100, se per i2a, 81 per 50, and 81 per ~
acre., which should accompany the warraIts, and
also the Land Office fees warrants of ST for each
40 acres in bilis or drafts on New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All businosr eutruied TO us will receive prompt
and standardization. Correspondences olicited.
apr2y-dAwiy
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ExTR 4 ON OMAR BNDUCIMENTs
TO TRADE


~ the sNtmbte HtxpenCe.c
/ AN nov receiving my Spring and summer took
Of Dry Goods, Hats and Bonnsts, Boots and
Shoes Crockery Ware, re-, direct from the Eastern
cities which comprises extensive variety in all
| these departnests. Ny stock viii compare favor
ably with any in the city IN point u variety and
quality, and tits we'll known fact thAtth priees
nil right
or Drcss Goods, j have silks, Tissues, Bsreres,
Lawns, Bsvege DslAines, ChsiJiss, Fuplins, VAlan-
clan Piaids, Debaire, .Argantiuef, Lawn Robes
&c.
ofstApls q oods, heavy brown do nestle .blesehed
do, 0suabargs, drills, tiekings, prints, ~.
ALSO, Linen Goods of all kinds-~white and
| brown for paufs white snd brown table diaper,
erssh and diaper toweling, Irish linen, brown do
ALSO, summer shaals, black elk Nescttes err
| broidcres, iaeer, pocket hsndkerehisfs. hosiery,
trimmin tents shirts, crsvats colsfs aud sns-
dendsrf.
Also, an assortment Vt Summer ClotLiur, and
neeessary sYtieles too numerous to mention.
AND In connection with the above, keep an as
sortnent Of Quasnswarc aud Groceries, the latter
81 vi ich still continue to sell 1T wholesAi
prices. fresh lot 81 choice Teas direct from the
Canton Tea Co., New York, which pfe Marrap ted to
give entire sAtisfscton or the money will be re-
funded.
think can osur inducements no, to beer
esIied ~ airy houss in this city.
IL there u any article you cannot End any here
else, Just call the Nimbie sisrence- anyw here
along Msin-strsst.
p. s.--These are not old goods--Lste NOT been on
haaa stnee the gear ont.
Nos. o., -, ~ and 100 mafn.ss.
5. s. Killings.
A IL
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SANDERS & DUNBAR,
rim NlJlHE NstsI.RO % ms.

Main street, hsi. siti a Gtn. hEDhIh, IOWA.
fINIiE undersignea have how in aM6Snn.
/ their are fonfpr, aud 8esign Htix
keeping eonttantly On h1ssd a well
selected assartepi u ali silds Of Furniture eln.
braeing Marrie top Dressing sud plain buresus
6np and plain sofas; fine SID plain Center aud
Gard IAbios Cane scat and Windsor Chairs, kook-
ing Chairs II csrty deseriit ep r. plain wood
en- seat, 10 the bnSst bair el9ih slpea seat plain
and fancy turned cvttsgs teas,eaes 81 the lAtesl
dyIe; Lounges, Ac.
Looking liaspcs Of ali sizes Cooke Carpctings,
floor and door mating, o9r aud liable OH elptbs
mAttrasscs, feather unsterf, carriage Trimmings,
window shades and iririnainlt. .ia e,ay other ar
tele usually kept IN our line ct business.
Part Of our stock made und, our avn super
vision, aud the rest bought from manufaetvri.s IL
high standing, 40 that VT warrant every a,ti-
Gle for durability and finish If wofk manship.
Our object 10 TO establish a Permanent business
here, and not the Peter FunA principles, and NJ
An induoemont % persona p purchase 4 Us, are
resolved to sell At the lowest ST. Lnuis pa Ices.
Gail and examine our stock before purchasing
else where. We viii always take pleas in show.
inx furni turc to Ladies and Gsntle,uen wLp may
favor us with call, whether they feel inclined 10
buy crnot. oANDEks a DUNBAR.
Feb. ~, 1857 -d4wtf
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q Farm and ~ 0usc and Let fer sale.
+ WILL skill, on favorable terms, . Farm Of 80
! AsSes, we'll improved, with comfortable
dwelling and out houses, situated In Hancock Co.,
Ills., about 8 miles from Keokuk.
ALSO, = Lot on the corner Of 9Th and Timea
streets, with new frame dwelling house. In
qsirs 81 the Dss Moinss Valley Planning Mil.
sepI7dtf II. VANDERBILT.
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y. BBs ADEN 4 CO.,,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

NHULEShLE DKUUUISIo,
M. So Main ...Kk0KuK, IOWA,
HAVING removed one door west. TO rooms form
l i erly occupied by Reid, Shields a Co., would
inf rm their friends and customers TINT havius
re httec larger rooms and made large additions tt
their stock of Drugs and Medicines we arr pre-.
pared 10 accom- naodate them by hling orders III,
lowest terms
Eeiow We give lis. Of some Of the leading ar
ncIce JUsr RgcFIsKb:
70 kegs Biesrb soda,
10 d. Snlegatns,
10 bbis Cream Tartar,
zoe he Iartaric Acid.
:. 700 Qainine,
90 81 Morphine.
90 Ms Opium,
: carbe,s weet Spirits Nitre,
do Aqua Ammonia,
do saiphuiie Acid, ac., &c.
aeg2ld
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TIN AND JAPANNTp WARE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WE have ON hand . constant supply Of Tin
wv and Jspaned Ware, and can futnish all who
may favor Us with call, either at Whoietaie Or
Retail.
LUDLOW cos IMPROVED FRUIT CANS.
No Wa1, Solder or Cement Used.
The neatest, safest, and most convenient can
used. They arc easily sealed andoponed, and new
or fall to preserve fruit, Vegetables. ac, In per
feetly fresh ttste Thee Cam can be used year If
ter year. Directions for putting NJ All Ainds Of
Fruits and Vegetables accompany the Cans.
EVERY CAN wARRANTED.
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new FALL MILLINERY.
Lumber.

THE Subscribers would inform the consumers Of
/ Lumber, and the public generally, that they
are now prepared TO furnish III kinds Of Lumber
usually made by Saw Mill, including Lath,
Flooring Joiut, Sheetng and Siding, Of any length
that may be desired.
Iaii al inc Esw So = Iiii, IN tho river. Assx
whites Pork House. PAUL + HUM1o.
N. .. Stove Wood for sale 1t 81 80 pr oes6.
scp26dtf
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Hardware and House-K oonine
WARES.

I N consequsncs Of the hard tines the suhaoeihef
i now Offers any goods In store It ersotly r11uoed
prices for CASH. Pertons In want viii - Veil
10 call at the SION OF THE M0KTIou IoQY,
plete assortment Of Goods in the line for No6han-
los, Farmers, Daihers Contr actors AID osAsrs, &
rotall for cash.
octB-d ROBERT II. SMITH
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NOTICES hereby given to the owners Of the
lots describedn the foregoing list, situated in the
City of keokuk, Ice County and State Of lows,
whose name mentioned and all others interest
cd, thats special tax has been assessed and levied
by the City Council Of said city for PAVING
SIDE WALKS In front Of said lots ~ designated
in the above list, and unless pay ment be made
ID day Of November, A. u. 1857 the said lots, or so
much thereof US shall be necessary TO discharge
said tax and costs, viii be sold the day Afore-
said, at the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours Of clock y. M and o'cloek p. n.
G. q. STEVENS,
Collectorof theCity OF keokuk.
Oct TO- 1857 -dtd
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10 PAINTERS.
t| invite .vuf attention to cur full and COM
w pl4tv stock u Paints, Oils, dc. which We are
Constantly receiving FROM New York Cincinnati and
other eities WooHcr
su0 kegs Pure White Lead,
so do Litharge.
30 do Red Lend,
- 10 Snow White Zinc,
10 hbls. Linseed Oil,
do Turpentine,
10 do Glue,
Brushes Of all kinds,
Sarnishes q -
Al the cheapest rates for cash or on short time
Gait sna soc ~ NJ - Nefrsf-cef Kentrt fewr
aug2id j. ERADEN & co.
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PLUMMER Z CO.,
NO. ll8 Maln.st., BOT. 4th A6th,
waoLEsALs AMI RET ALL pEALBns IN
BUILD ERS' HARD ARE,
11AVE now in store full stock 1T Building
Materials, such at Rim and Mortisc Locks,
Laiehcs aud Knobs, Butts, screws and Belts, Bash
Pulleys and Cords, Sa n Fastenings, Bells, Gar
riages, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hinges, &C., 40.
AiHo, large stoek Of
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
PLUMnEn CO.,
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared TO furnish French and American
"A GLASS Of any sire desired. Alse, British
Crown dtass Saah OF Rll common sizes Linseed
Oil, bNarnishes, Spirits Turpcntine, Alcohol
Paris Chrome Green, dry and in oil; and all the
cheaper qualities of Green all sorts OF Draining
Colors Gold Leaf Silver and Copper Bronze !;
Paint and Varnish Brushes. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We are also Agents for the State OF Iowa for
"Foster's Patent Friction window Supporters,
which coming into very general use, and
an eIeeient su bs ii tute tor weights pullcys,
and great saving Vt expense.
no Agents wanted to sell them through the
State.
We are also agents for Keokuk for "White .
Pendulum Curtain Fixtures" the simplest and
best Curtain Fixture ever invented.
PLUMMEH CO.,
jy30d4w Conn Building, lis Main-st.
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fail ana winter 81 1887.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
.M.HuroBfssok. JAMES DEwEr
HUTCHINSON d DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS.

Third-st., bet. Main 4 johnson.
LAVE just received at their Fashiona BILE Tai ior-
J. ling and Furnishing biishment, a choice and
excellent supplyof Broadcloths, cassimeres, Vest
ings and ent's Furnishing q Gods, of all descrip-
tons and guarantee that their work shall be done
in the most approved aud satisfactory manner
They are constantly receiving the New York and
Phiiadel phis fashions; and respectfully solicit ali
who desire good work and the bes to give
them call. Agents for
FRANCIS MAHA.'s SYSTEM or 6ARnEXr CUTTING.
Alss, Reports Of lashions,
lftfIfsffINSak nEWEV
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JobbinE of all kinds done with
Prosnptness.
WARM. AIR FuKNACESt

ROOFING D0SE.A AJ.NANIZED IRON coRsI-
CRs PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARM AIR FURNACES
We arc now prepared to put up Warm-Air Fur-
nsees for heating Dwellings, Churches, Public
Halls, &c. The Furnace used 10 the manufacture
Of Lot1e, Of Cincinnati, who kas spared pains
or expense in pcrfec,inr heating apparatus which
has no superior in point Of durability, economy
aud convenience, safety from ire, hesithfuI veni-
lation and pure quality Of heated air.
snp25d HICKEY Il ABBOTT.
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0kECfAN RAlNTTNu.
4 COMPLETE assortment Of Tube Colors, Lith.
"A ogrsphs, 81, for arscian Painting Also.
White Fell and Dry Colors for Painting o. 0lass,
U. =. DOUBLEDAY WILSON,
octSd Heeondst.
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PATENT MASTIC ROOFING!
e.. COWLEss. JR.,

loFFICE NO SO MAIN-sT OVER THOMPsoN's SHOE STORE)
i
hcysr rspaedo put III
Hus. spaten tConp
Mills
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Roofs ytem u
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NOTICE. d hereby given TO tho owners Of the
Lots described In the foregoing list situated in the
City Of Keokuk, Les County and State Of Iowa,
and ell others interested, that special tai has
LasA sss.ss,l sul .ay.sa or sail .o.: " re CITY
Council Of said city for Matchmaking and CURLING
First street, dss gnsted In thu above list and
unless payment BE- made of the taxes 20 levied,
and also ALI costs before the 3Stk day OF October,
A. u. 1857, the said lots, or 50 much thereof ~
shall be nee ssary to discharge said TAI and oosts
will be sold on the day aforesaid, ut the Mayors
Once In said city, between the hours Of . o'clock
.. IN. and o'clock pm.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City OF Kcokuk.
Oct s. lS55-dtd
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CT o r HIN G r . 4 E,
slsRuTH WILL OuT--Hcnce may - we'll
j knowledge the fact, that have just returned
from New York with the beat stock Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods brough bit to this market.
When say tho best, don 4 mean the largest, but
the best material and better made, and got up In
better style. In order to prove this fact to you,
woul ID merely add that j am the only man In
ksok uk who purchased Clothing OF ID. Devlin
Co., Jas Wilde, jr. Co. and Hanford Brothsrs,
who, CIV erybody knowr, are the best and most Ia
yc-ah,e houses IN New YORK and warrantthe make
and ct Of all their Cla,Ling Give me acall, gen.
.epls-d A.w.GKIFFITH.
"A FINE assortment Of superior Beaver Pslis.
IA siers for sale At 10 Msin-st by
scpls-d dRIFF.
r1yIIE fnest black Doe Skin Cashmere Pants Ia
i tho market, for sale at 70 Nain-st.,by
sepis-d dkIFF.
LARGE assortment of Vests, all sorts and
"A sizes, fors ass ~ ~ MAin-street, by
scplS-d 0RIFF.
EXTRA Ane Cloth Coats for sale cheap. and At
Il warranted, at No. ~ MAin-strect, BY
sepls.d dRIfF.
ND tho largsst aAnd best seieeted stock Of
"A Youths Boys and Children = Clothing In this
market, for sale 1t ~ Aain-st. Call in, Ladies,
and zee them. A. ". 6MFFlIH.
sepIs-d
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]. & w. p. REYNOLDS,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Jobbing Honsc, 1853 Main-st.,

UNION BLOCK.
Retail APFescitptiOnN store 2I2 Main
BURR0W BLOCK.
rlNllE gned have formed . co-partnership
i for the purpose tf carrying on the Drug BUSH
ness. Having purchased I. /. Mckenny's large
jobbng stock, and also having additional supplies
en- route froni he Es tern cities, We Offer IA
able Inducements to purchasers as any house in
the West. Our jobbng trade will be conducted at
thesiand lately occupied by Smith Fuller, and T..
/ Mckcnny, 1853 Mnin-st., Union Block. We are
fitting up the City Drug store, 2l2 Main-st., Bur-
row = Block, for retail and prescription business
keokak, sept, 0, III. JAMES REYNOLDS,
ld&y2m WM. y. REYNOLDS.