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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01
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yKylIOEE rods Of life hays nearly ssn ous,
w discovered whilc la tho East Ladies', :
sartaia ssss fos Consumption, AseAna, Dfon-
shitis, Cosghss Colds, and 0sncral Dshllity.- -
- rsssdy was discovered by him Via ~ only
ehilA, . daughtse, wN given up to die. n bad
heard mach u The wonderful restorative aa1 hsai-
India Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that
hard and scceseded In rssiising his wishes. His
child was CURED, and il now alive and we'll. He
has sin0s adniaisterd the wonderful renedy 10
thousands Of suherers III al pArts Of the world,
and he has never failed In making them complete
" healthy and happy. Wishise 70 Do q much
r cd a. possible b will ssnd % such Of his AZ
Actsd fellow beings ~ rcqnest H. this recipe, with
full aud explicit diesctions 1T nakisgit 40, and
successfully ufing u. He vsqairls sash applicant
TO inciosc him one shilling-ihses cents 10 hs ~
tured ~ postage on the recipe, and the remainaeY
to be applied to the ps ymcnt Of this advertisement.
Address Sass DrHJAuR6.
No. ~ 01ana-st., Jsssey City, N. J.
P.S.-There On pesssns VIE p9s11nA . pfepare
FOR SALE the "ExtraSt Of Casna6is Ipdiea" from
DR.. II. James, Recipe, and Who profess 10 be his
Agents. All sush psrssns imposters. Dr. II.
sole sbjcot 10 10 benefit the world, and not
10 make money. lie has no AGENTS who prepare
his from the recipe, and lever will have Ihs i'm
posters ca SSoT make up The medicine FROM the
recipe go as to sell IL 1T profit, the cost Of i'm.
porting the East India Hemp alone being too :
great to admit Of pecuniary profit in Il sgA-
uisE remedy. The limitations are probably
compounds Of molassss and psrnicious drug or
two, costing only . few cents. II. J.
QGdk n Am "
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The Arshia arrived at New York on tn,
2stL, having LETT Liverpool on the 10th.
Cotton had advanced somewha&. Flour
advanced Cd to Is per Dbl. Corn quiet and
steady. Beef in limited demand at previous
rates. Pork dali. Bacon had fallen a
tribe. Lard inactive. Western canal -four,
29(G3Os. Other qualities Dos Cd to 32s.--
Corn 81 to 3ss. Weather cold and dry
American stocks in active demand, without
change. Money unchanged, but tending to-
wards greater ease.
In the British Parliament Palmerston had
given notice Of bill to remove the disabili-
ties against the jews. Leave to bring in the
bill was given.
Nothing new of Importance from France.
From Spain the intelligence is that Esparte-
70 has resigned his seat in the Senate. The
arrival Of the Mexican ambassador at Ma
drid was expected on the 18th. The Armada
against Mexico had not left Cadiz, but oil
the troops and generals were on board,
awaiting final orders. A dispatch from the
King Of Prussia to Louis Napoleon rendered
il certain that the Neufchatel affair would
soon be entirely settled.
Two American consuls have made their
way up the Amoor River to Irkietsb, Siberia.
A son has been born to the Emperor Of
Russia.
A Russian expedition il to be dispatched
10 China with special envoy.
The Sandman Government intends send
ing two vessels of war to China.
The Emperor and Empress Of Austria had
been received very coolly by the Hungarians
at Pesth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

SENATOR BrrLgR. This gentleman is dead,
The event took place on Monday last. When,
few months ago, Preston s. Brooks struck
down an eminent Senator from Massachu-
sets, in his seat, to avenge the wounded
honor OF his state and of his uncle, Mr..
Butler, it was hardly to have been expected
that both Brooks and B&er, strong men,
then in the enjoyment of the most vigorous
health, would be laid in the tomb SO speed.
ly, and that Sumner, who fingered 80 long
between life and death, should outliye them
both, and return once more, fresh and strong,
to the theatre Of his fame, to the chair from
which he was stricken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

The Illinois, California steamer, arrived al
New York on the 2Sth. California news un
important. Legislature adjourned on the
3Oth ult. Mining news favorable.
Co. Henningsen and Col. Titus were pas
sengers.
Rivas was evacuated May 5th by Walker,
he having capitulated to the Costa Ricans.--
The remnant Of his army was sent down in
the steamer Panama.
The Costa Ricans received the news Of
Walkers surrender with great rejoicing.
CALLAo, Apr. 26.--Gen. vivanceo with two
steamers and 500 men attacked Callao n,
midnight, on the 10th Of April. A brisk
fight ensued, resulting in Vivanceo's total de-
feat, large part Of his force being made
prisoners. The custom house was closed
and ali business suspended.
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RAILROAD CELKnRATioS AT Sr. Louis AND
CfscisNArI-KEokrK IScLupgD.-They are
toshave grand celebrations Mt Cincinnati and
st. Louis over the completion Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad. TIE trains will
leave Cincinnati for st. Louis with excursion
Passengers on the 9Th and 6th,-Friday and
Saturday of this week. From the card of
the Treasurer of thu 81 NJ. r. Il. Co. per-
tanning to the matter We learn that san ex
"tension Of the trip to tho city Of Keokuk,
Sand an excursion on the Keokuk and For,
"Des Moincs Railroad, is in contemplation
''and If found consistent with the present ar
arrangements will be duly announced The
movement Of our citizens in the matter. there.
fore, proves to have been exceedingly oppor-
tune, and the excursion to this city will up.
doubsedly be very easy thing to arrange
satisfactorily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

GTThcre is an amount Of ingenuity OF
invention expended in the matter of "dun-
ming" which If applied to philosophy and
mechanics, would long since have discovered
the elixer of perennial life, the philosophers
stone, perpetual motion, and the theory OF
squarins the circle, with many other posi-
bles and impossibles. Here is quite lively
specimen Of the cart of arts" so often APP
pl,ed in extracting s'blood from turnip,''
which we clip from the Du Page Gazette
''The other day, during our temporary alb.
sence from the Office, our devil got our poet.
ry machine out and started il to running. -
Not understanding very well how to work it,
he neglected to apply the brakes properly,
and the "pesky thing" got away from him
and few off at tangent in the following
strain:
] wonder why some folks don't think,
When they come into town,
Andgu To paying OF their debts
| And sca,tcrin money rouna--
To jest call III before they leave,
| When knowing 1t is winter,
1 And ere they put their purse away,
Pay of tina, ,oiling prrrrir-rrr-
Here, we suppose, the young scamp heard
us coming and '@drapt" the thing, for wher
we arrived it lay on the floor rolling out thu
sr's" ut u most terrific rate, while he wa,
| very busily engaged endeavoring to masti
cate pile OF .spi." We picked up tn,
"pome extractor" and endeay ored to set il
to running again, but it was no use. TIL,
eccentric" was broken, and would nl,
work backward, not forward, and so we sup.
pose no one will ever know what the las
word should have been.'
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Tux SorArrER SoYEREioS.--The Leaven-
worth Herald says;
s'Ths last number Of the Squatter Sow
ersign, hitherto strong pro.slsvery paper,
comes 10 us with the valedictory OF Mcssrs
Lsrey 4 Hinton. They say, in transferring 10
the hands Of tho Free State party it was the
only step they could take to save ihemselve e.
FROM great narnniasy sacriGee. This. The,
shave repeatedly called upon the South fos
aid, and the response has been moneyiesl
one" We suppose the paper was not pay
inS one, and hence il has been sold out. II
now comes with the head Of Stree State, p
10 glaring capitals. The new editors, i.
McBrainey and 5. q. Pomeroy, say in fu.
ture, the course Of the paper will be sliohf Il.
different from what il has been.' we have
no doubt il will be "sligh,ly" different =
But how "slighs," time alone will determine,
The new regime profess to be in favor 81
PEACE, rkxs State, and the interests Of the
town Of Atehison."
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Inc N0m SnOt ny GXsGOvs bebbs
The name Of the young man recently shot
by ex.Goy. Bebb was Lemuel Clemens, and
his age about twenty-one. His body was TIA
ken to Ogle county, where the man he worked
for resides, and an inquest held before 4. p.
Parker, Esq, Justice Of tho Peace for tho
town Of Byron. The following 10 the finding
Of she Jury OF Inquest:
"We, the Jury Of Inquest, held on the body
OF Lemuel Clemens, do find that Lemuel
Clemens came to his death, on the night Of
the 10Th Of May, by gun shot in the hands
Of William Bcbb."
Funeral services were held Mt the Grout
Church in Byron, Ogle county, on Thurs-
day, and attended by large number Of peo-
pie.
The Rockford Register Of the ed instant,
says
We have also seen md conversed with one
OF The chariyari party who exhibited several
shot-marks on his person.. lie denies thu
shooting towards the house, and also being
ordered OF previous to the firing by the Gov.
ernor. Otherwise the discrepancies in tn,
| account are trihng.
/ No legal action has been taken in the mat
/ ter, but We understand that Gov. Bebb ayow,
his willingness to stand by an investigation
and will probably solicit it Of his own &C
! cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

NorEwoRTHr.-~Th The second volume CT Ben
tons Infringement Of the Debates in Con.
gress" contains sketch Of the FIRST debate
on the prohibition Of Slavery In Territory,
which took place in Congress under the Con-
stitution--A debate remarkable from the
fact, stated BY Col. Benton in q note, that
ssthe constitutional power OF Congress TO
make the prohibition was not questioned by
any speaker. Expsdient objections onIy
wsrs urged"
WAa1 pity that fancy had no, lived in
that day 70 enlighten them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

IN Il is said that Chief Matsell, Of the
new iork Police, owns township Of land
In TINS State, and intends to come out and
take possession Of ii and abandon all further
attempts 70 achieve city honors or arrest
rogues.
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As Cheap as any Competitor,
3. n. WAEGENEH,
~ y ~ n ~ ~ ~ Avr n n

LAYING purchased the entire stock OF Msssrs
i i forman 4 Mccoy, and also secured the servi-
ses Of Mr.. Forman ~ cutter in my establishment,
l am prepared to make and at garments Of every
notice and in the most fashionable styles. have
on hand the largest and beat stock Of Gents
Goods, French Cloths, Cassiunercs, vcstings, Col
lars, cravats, undershirts. Drawers and fancy
toilet goods ever brought TO tho city. Also,
lafgsstock Of ready sds clothing Of fsshiessAis
styies: which am anxious 10 sell cheap fss sash.
All are invited to call and examine.
mayl9-d III. WA00BNER, Second at.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

DEATu OF SENATOR BrlL.-We announced
day or two ago, among our telegraphic
items, the.decease Of this gentleman, Senator
from New Hampshire. lie had hardly made
his debut in the Senate, but he bid fair to
become highly useful and influential mem
Der. lie was esteemed at home as man of
unimpeachable character and high talent
His place will doubtless be filled by another
Republican, that party having majority in
both branches OF the Legislature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

KNOXVILLE, MARION CorsrY.-Thc Knox
Vile Journal says that that place numbers
now nearly 1000 inhabitants. A court house.
three churchcr, and twenty other buildings
are now in process OF erection,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

fioHT Judge Douglas, county Judge Of
Benton county, attempted to thrash the eli.
tor Of the Vinton Eagle, few days ago, aud
although the Judges a six-footcr, six feet Of
mortal flesh laid upon the earth. Tho editor
Knocked the Judge down with rifle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

GTG Gov. Gesry, SO . Harrisburg paper
states, having been consulted on the subject,
has consented 70 accept the nomination for
Governor OF Pennsylvania, IL rendered BY
the American State Convention, soon TO a..
semble ct Lancaster
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

New YoRK PoLicE DuFiculrlKs,-We said
that the decision Of the Supreme Court, up
holding the authority OF the new board Of
police, had been reviewed and sustained by
the Court of Appeals. We thought it was a
remarkably speedy adjudication. But our
authority seemed ample. We now learn that
the Court OF Appeals has not yet rendered its
decision, and the matters pertaining to the
police have not yet been turned over to the
new board. The decision Of tho Supreme
Court was in their favor with but one dis
senting voice, and it is generally though,
that that decision will be sustained by til,
Court OF Appeals. But We shall soon know
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

SEwisn MAcHisEs.--Not less than two
hundred patents for these machines have
been issued.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

FATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The Salem
Mass. Gazette began it's existence in tina,
town, forty-ninc other newspapers have beer
started there; forty-six have broken down
Everybody thinks he knows how to publish Z
newspaper. Some buy experience dearly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

For II 0Mt.
rlSIiE Gne and commodious storc on the corner Of
johnson aud Second streets, wilkbe rented, and
possession given Immediately, IL application be
ina de soon to DIM0ND CONN,
may2Ad So Main-st.
rTimAs and Peat amy
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gllDs BY the MILLION,
q thA
Daily Gate City Once.

Above will b. seen . cut Of tha ssashratsd
RUGGLES DIAMOND CARD PRESS.
= neat, simple and beaatiful machine, which We
have had in successful operation for tive last eight
cen months. Since procuring IL, ~ have peintsd
an immense amount Of Cards, and the rsauesd prios
At which they have been afforded has greatly H.
CREASED the Of that kind u work 10 this city
Its execution il perfect Cards printed npos ishave
clear, beautiful impression, AHD TEE INK wML HOs
SPREAD or RUB orr. lts spsed 10 - great - GOOD
card ink can bs possibly worked aud hanAsoms
impression given by any mAchincy. Tia cost Of
press work upon this engine, sxecatsd In IL best
manner, 10 from TO cents per 1000 Cards, which,
~ will be observed leaves too tri6ing margin for
reduction by any improvement, to b0 talked about.
We have
CARD 0TOCx
Of every kind, color and quality, and can furnish
Cards cut from it, Of any size and 1t any price that
customer may desire, from so cts. per 1000
upwards, but in all cases
As Cheap as any Competitor.
UNIFORMLY SETTER EXECUTED,
in beauty OF execution press cannot DO equal
ed in this city, while, ~ matter Of eosnpsttion
II COSTS US LESS MONEY " print 1000 Cards
than il costs any printer in Keokuk HorseGy not
excepted, As We can satisfy any one interested 10
know.
We respectfully solicit work Of this charaster, In
particular, from city and country customer, with
assurance that in all respects wc can sstsl them
Of which the great amount VI work which W are do
ing in this line il pretty good evidences.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

ca" Let your expenses be such as to leave
. balance in your pocket. Ready money 10
q friend of need.
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LoNoEvIrY.-We have recorded among our
obituary notices the past month more than
the ordinary number Of deaths Of persons
who have lived to a remarkable old age
Four Of these were upwards Of 100 years OF
age, two 80, two 90, one 90, three 95, and
the remainder between 80 and 95 years of
vge. The list numbers twenty -one. Their
names, age, and place OF residence were as
follows
Elizabeth Goldizen, Hardy Co., Va, ll8 /;
Christiana Phillips, (colorcd,) New Haven,
Conn, lo9; John Kelley, Steuben, Maine,
l0l ; Jos. Letcndre, st. David, Canada, 100 /;
Jacob Carter, Covington Co., Miss, 80 ;
Mary Bennett, Burlington, Mass, 90; Jos.
Thompson, Colraine, Mass, %; judith
Keith, Warrenton, Va, 9S; Hannah Bah
cock, Marlborough, N. Y, 90; Thos. Ms-
lors, Richmond, Ky, o5; Eleazer Butler,
Yarmouth, N. S., IS; David Chambers,
Brooklyn, N. Y, 95; l.. Reed, Dartmouth,
Mass, 93; Jno. s. Edwards, Springfield,
Mass, SO; Sarah Butt, Washington, 90 ;
Apporah Howell, Bridghampton, L. L., 90
Mary Brown, New York, 81 Jacob F. Burk
hardt, New York, 81 David Geer, N. York,
81 !; Dinsh Williams, (colored) New York,
30; Chas. yancey, Buckingham, Va, 9O.-
[Jour. Of Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01
BY KENDALL, HOWE { co.
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
At Auction!
ON TUESDAY, JUNE cd, AT 10 O'CLOCK, a. H.,
Hamilton and Oakw sea, Ills,
OPPOSITE KxoKUK.


hamilton and Oakw sea, Ills,
OPPOSITE KKoKUK.
GAG. Beautiful Lots
I'm the BluFaHnaEEv rs, DuRKE ZEE, STAFFORD
VA co. IS Addition to Hamilton and Oakwood.
This is by far the largest and most desirable
numbe Of Lots offered in this vicinity, beiug
within few minutes walk Of the Ferry Landing
and in sight Of Kcokuk
We offer rare iudueementsto those who are seek
ing for an opportunity to invest In one Of the most
h. althy and desirable locations in tho west, being
in tho im,neds'e vicinity Of Stores Mills, Schools
an Academy and Churches, and in the midst Of .
moral and intellectual community.
Inexhaustible quArries Of superior Stone for
building purposes abound in the immediate vicini-
ty, and Brick are now made upon . part Of the
premises. /.
TERMS-0nc-fourth Of the porchasc money cash
in hand balance in three ANIMAL pay ments, bear
ing 10 per cent interest the FIRST pay able March
LIST, 1855 the second, March LIST, 1859 the third
March lst, 1860. lien will be retained TO secure
the deferred payments.
omnibuses viii be IN waiting al the Ferry Land.
ing to carry passengers to and from the grounds,
free Of charge. may70dtd
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CARRIAGE DEPOT!
T uAvE on md . large lot Of nns Carriages and
/ Buggies, manufactured in New Haven, Conn ,
and Newark, N. j., which will sell Low for
CASH, or ON short credit.
These Carriages and Buggies are all Of the latest
styles, made Of first rate materials, at the Manu-
factories in the United States and will be sold It
lower rates than similar article can be had in the
West. Warranted.
Also. large lot Of double and single HAIR
NESS.
Call AMI examine for yourselves at my Carriage
Repository, on johnson street, between 4th and
5th. CALVIN COATES
Ksskuk, May 20, '57-dAw3m
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COUNC11 BLUFFS p&CIGHYY
FOR SALE.
WYE will sell without reserve, TO close 4 co.
w partnership concern,
5000 ACRED or SAND.
Adjoining and near Council Blu6s city, and nun-
Der of City Lots ON
WEDNESDAY, JULY l, 1857,
AT Public Auction, II front Of the Pacific Hosse
This land lies along the line Of the N. 4 NJ. r.
r., Ia No. high bottom, nrairic and timber land
and will be divided to 81 purchasers. Also, two
improved farms.
Tcrms--0ne third cash, balance in one and two
years, with 10 per cent. interest.
J. A. 4 Il. KLEIN,
BY their Atty In fact, M. g. KLEIN.
mayga DIV
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NEW noOkas
WE Magic st II, An Autobiography Of Andrew
i jackson Davis, written by himself. For sale
at CLAkkE's, Corner 4th 4 Main,
And en- johnson st., adjoining the postoihcs.
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NOIice.
# not called for within the next thirty DAYS
will be sold to pay charges, the following AZ
ticles received from steamer A. Il. Mason, marked
e. q. Bunnell:
Wardrobe, bureau, l washstAnd, table and
book case, i rocking chair, trunk, willow work
stand, mattrass, feather bed and pillows.
may2sdlm
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NEWS ROOM
JUST OPE oil
Webster T. Potter,

LAVE just opened . room for the sale Of
IL Newspapers,
MAGAZINES,
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
And every thing else pertaining to the regular
PERIODICAL AND NEWS BUSINESS.
To their stock of Late
News and Literary Journals,
just received, they would invite the attention Of
the public. WEBSTER POTTER,
lnay26d Johnson Opposite the Postsfkce.
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: =.
VIE Great English Novel 'sknaves and Fools
= or Friends VI Bohemia, = . satirical novel q
English Life. by <. NJ. Whitly. 1.-THE StrA1rer II
psriisnent) For sale ut
juneId CI.ARKE,S
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NEW GOODS!
ssNAIN ST. KILpoUksEy BLOCK.

TUsT received, the Best variety Of sprisg sLd
y sunnv gcods ~ have svss offered 10 The eiti-
seas ef KhskSk, sid ~ hcps b eGsring sced
soods, q nodeSats psAes, ara BY sisiet stisstion
to bssiness 70 merit liberal share u psfrssags.
spg11 CAA4OkRxAAlN 1HATChkk.
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N + w G O 0 D S
FOR THE
SPRING 4 SUMMER OF 1857,
An n NOW 0PRNi

VISMB stock Of DrsU Goods now sasrsd 10 the
Kesksk.
The aIesh Of 6ilksis very large In plain, fancy,
snA rokssj oonseed and plain bAregss, tisspss and
renaAisss, ysisscias, poplin challis, osesnAiss
eAilss asd ehints, tsomc 81 the 1nest sooSs svssin
posted) Ladies are invited TO Examine these goods
before purchasing slsewhe
Ksokuk, April l1-dAv p b, POsTER
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UasQuo 6ooAe.
DLA1h md pSiats1 white al buG MasssIlles.
Waite esd peistsd Dsilliaats.
Figured jssossts and trimming braid,
apFl11tW r. d. POTTER.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-22

= IHE "ARAToR" FOR SALE.-AIr. Lemay the Editor
of this agricultural paper, published in this place.
offers the establishment for SALE The materials are
new and good; and person qualified to conduct
the paper, and who would devote-as Mr.. Lemay
cannot-all his time to it, wonld doubt obtain q
remunerating subscription list. Mr.. Lemay has
long been engaged in serving the public as an Eli
tor, and has contributed in small degree to slim.
ulate spirit of agricultural Improvement We re-
gret to observe that the encouragement he has re-
ceved at the hands of the State Agricultural Society
and the public, has not been commensurate either
with the ability which he brought to the cause of
agriculture, or with his services in that cause.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-04-22
Northern and Southern Intelligence.

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED, AFTER RETURNING
IL thanks 10 his friends and the public in general for the
very bcral patronage hitherto extended To him, and
newed on his part by strict attention to business
and determination TO please To merit continuance of the
respectfully informs them he has jus; returned fcm
the Northern Cities, and is receiving his Spring and
Summer supplies, selected with great and attention
from the latest importations.
He has in store large and varied assortment Of French
English and American Cloths Cassimeres Nesngs of all
coors and STYLES.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Stocks Napoleon Ties, Crnvats Gloves. Collars, Byron,
standing and garrnte Dress Shirts French Embd Bosoms
Uuder-shirts and Drawers of Silk Linen Gauze and Jeans
in addition to which, he is receiving large assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
both of his and Northern manufacture which being
made under his supervision and direction he
fdently recommend. He most respectfully socts
animation of his goods and makes charge for exhibiting
them-arry all Of which, he would be pleased TO dispose
of on the most reasonable terms.
To cash buyers he offers deduction of 10 per cent for
all accounts rs high as 90 dollars.
All bills closed sei-annualy first of January and July
CuIiing and repairing done with and dispatch
The latest Foreign and American Fashions just received
ISAAC PROCTER,
Merchant Tailor.
April IL, 1857. 42-swtf.