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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18
TO THE LADIES.

I'D IAI LADlIN.
MRS. l.. l.. HARRISON. having associated " ith
WI Madam DUcoSTE. from PaTis. would resr.,et-
fully announce TO the ladies If keokus and yiein-
isy, that they will keep constantly on hand at their
store, formerly MrsA ked4ing ,on sd Third ST..
between Main and Johnscn,a large assortment Of
Bouaets OF the latest fashions and Of the Iaost
rich and beautiful materials, trimmed in all the va
rioas tyies 70 suit purchasers
FANCY AND DRESS GOODS,
and Embruidefles. ~ large andrleh assortment They
have made arrangements 10 obtain, direct from
faris, the latest styles u that fashionable city,
and hence will have superior facilities fer render
An9 satisfaction 10 the ladies who may favor them
with call
They sill alsp connect with their establishment
DRESSMAklNG
In all IT. branches, employing the best II workmen
aaa assuming the entire responsibility ard over.
sight Of tae work they confident Of rendering
satisfaction 70 all who may avail the Of their
terYsees.
Ladies arc Invited to call and and examine for
"hemseies liebi0-d
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DiSkotusIO,s.

'tbE Partnership heretofore existing between
Kelly Hurley, m the Merehsnt Taiisriag
bushes, ph aShu-en street, II this day dseoise IL
~ mninai eonsent. The baeiness will DC cen
daetea hsrsAfser by q. W. Hurley, who il fuiiy
1athot1ei 10 collect AL aeesuAts due the frrn and
wall pay All claims against The same.
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CPRcTAcLEs-Thsb best sssortneHt Of geld, sill
~ and steel spectac,es 1t
uovs-dAw PARMKLE Z cAMPBRLL'e.
r LOoKs-A large assortneat Of Clocks. u all
~ styles and prices. 1T
nov6 d4w PARMELR CAnPBKLL'B.
rUTLEkY--A very large assortment Of pocket
~ ss.l:,y Also 1s.9,; :s,:s. .nsas Al
DIST0LS-Colts BealI, Robins Z Lawrcnce's .,
l and Aliens, revolving, also the best single and
ssss sats'l pistols Al CAMPBELL
AZ USICAL TNsTRUAEETs-Plutss, 6fss, IA
V1 geolets, accordeons; . p,strings and trin-
mings for violins, guitars and Aanjos. ct
nsvo-dSw PARMELE CAMPBELL'6.
JEWEIRY STORE.
second street, betwesa Main end JoAnssn.
uAvINd just returned FROM the East, =
friends, and the public genclally, to my
new and fne stock Of watches, jewslry, silver aad
plated wass, faaey goods, Ae.:
Fine eold duplex, magic, patent and detachsd
lever vsaaAsa; silver paAsst sad detached levers,
andLEp = al hind. :sdssalisiss.
Ladise splein geld, mosaic cameo sd enannalel
earrings and brsast pima, ladies' and childxsn's
goid snd JET braeslstA, ladies' and gsnt's gold
chains, psscils Aad psns, gold aad diamond Aneu
ring. gna aad silver salmslss, geati sold h:ssss
steel md pat1ht Spsctacies pocket, table and dss-
sert cutlery, andsoisson.
In which line Intend not 10 b surpassed BY any
dessert and tee spooas end forks cream, mus
tard and salt spoons batter and frut knives silver
and plated napkin rinns, 6c.5
PiateA ware ana Fancy Goe1s.
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British
Publishers givesaddtional value to these Reprints,
nasmuch ~ they can now be placed In the hands Of
subscribers about q the original editions.
TERMS. Regular Prices1 Per ann.
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y fos sale ~
= 0oo9-A KENDALL. W0WI y On.
fMH 01BAr " 801b1N 0OGDDu.
RVIDOk,B SALvx Tor the fssveatien 81 Cufs
IL u 1psseea Hsels 80 ChIlbsaans.
1hsss a0iessd With this tsssh1sesms eDnDlatnA
can - instantly relieved ~ =sipg boz " Levi-
soa's 0olve.
4 pssfset care sasysatsd, or tAs nsasy ra1uDas1
bsing kDcvr Tor the last ~ yeass - the saIy per-
feet and sure remedy.
Certificates II pefsons sured With tAs ealvs can
bsssn - applying - ~ ASssl.
Reader, II yea have aay rsiaeisss ~ lsiesds suf-
Il - tAso. Tee win nss ssly - 6stsg tAe6 abss-
sAs. bat will receive their evslasein9 1ua1ton6s,
Price 50 cents bog. with fall dISsstisss. Per
sale - ~ Agate O0es, III Beeth Woo8 sessst,
Chicago. \. J. LxvY, ADsAl.
Assnts wanted to travel lhresssssi he
soussyy.
Dsaispsuppiisd % liberal tsrns. Ae1sen 81.
Levy CbiesG0, Ills Uaae-d4n
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10 Acres - Land
GNOR SALE 1t bargain sitns4sd nile from old
II city limits, and imnsdiately o. The lins sf
AaiA street., very siisibly Ioeaaed. 1sfns cosy.
Agfye PRIMROSE HAHEs.
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1--WE lets, sssA - y 10 lssk, fssntieG - -
i stsset, bsginniAe q D4nk-st. Also, Lets -
90 ~, lsao1lnR = Ueo1A - - I'll, eVeWepn
SdAnd IN. 1hs1s Inh ut1l ~ ~ eopn16oV -
I'll !oGstAs = s.it psaaAass. 1wns vsJ 49,.
fsss.d Ar'v pRIxlosS ii AYxne.
, 1857-05-08

BH- In Philadelphia there are nine
medical schools, attended By 1900 stu.
dents. The Governor of Illinois. in his
recent message. expressed the belief that
the revenue of the Illinois Central Railroad
will soon pay the whole expenses of the
State government.
THE SOUND DuEs.-A Washington des-
patch says the Sound Dues treaty binds
the parties signing it to pay Denmark the
sum of 80, ,OOO,O rix dollars.
Be5- The Governor of Nebraska Terrific
ry has vetoed all the bills passed by the
Legislature, for the charter Of new banks.
B1- Can anybody tell why the Republi-
can papers are so quiet about the corrup-
tion reports They are as mild as lambs on
this subject
E1- Charles Gavan Duffy has been
elected a pember Of the Victoria (Austra-
lia) Parliament.
R9- Ten bridges across the MiSsissippi
above St Louis, are already built project
ed or in course Of construction.
, 1857-05-08

THE NATIONAL HoTEL-WAsHINGNoY, D
CT is stated, on good authority, that
the cause of the recent sickness, (in some
cases fatal) recently experienced at the
National Hotel, Washington City, resulted
from an attempt, on the part of one of the
boarders, to poison the rats with which the
was infested The vermin
partook of it, and then plunged into and
died in a tank at the top of the house
Mr.. Buchanan suffered severely from diar-
hGa, and other occupants of the hotel have
scarcely yet recovered.
, 1857-05-08
Slaughter County Democratic Convention
FoRr KrsAP, Slaughter Co, !
April %, 1851. }

In pursuance of call Of number ol
Democrats of this county, Tin the absence
of any Democratic committee), meeting
was held at this place to-day, for the pur'
pose Of nominating delegates to the Terri
torial Convention, and other business.
At 3 o'clock, p. m, the meeting being
called to order, Mr.. Delos Waterman was
chosen President and Travers Daniel was
appointed Secretary.
The following gentlemen were chosen
delegates (by ballOt) to represent this
county:
Geo. A. Page, L. McRedmond, Ii. r
O'Bryant, c. +. Brunei.
A motion was then made and carried
that these proceedings be published in the
Pioneer and Democrat.
A motion wos then made and carried,
that the chair appoint committee of three
to act as Democratic committee for the
county of Slaughter
The chair appointed c. E. Brunei, Of
Port Gamble, G. A. Page, of Fort kitsap
and T. Daniel, of Port Madison.
+, The meeting then adjourned sine die.
d. WATERMAN, Chm'n.
T. DANIEL, Secy.
, 1857-05-08

New PosTAGE LAw.-The leading fea-
lures of the postal act recently passed by
Congress, are as follows:
Books may be sent in the mail, prepaid,
for one cent an ounce; provided they do
not weigh over 400 pounds, distance Of
300 miles, and over that distance two
cents an onuce. Newspapers, periodicals,
pamphlets, &c, to one address, and weigh
ing at least eight ounces, half Il cent an
ounce. Every circular, business card,
advertisement, transient newspaper, or
other printed matter, one cent sheet
not to weigh over three ounces. Post
Masters are not required, even as matter
Of courtesy, to deliver papers or packages
to clubs, unless they come regularly address
ed by mail
, 1857-05-08
HaS- The lumber trade of Darim, ss6

DD- The lumber trade of Daricu, ksk
mated at 10000, 900 feet per annun.
B9~ A United States custom hOun i
to be built at. St. Paul'S Minnesota, to cot
$l00, ,000-with rooms for the U. s. Courts
and Post Office.
DH- The annual statement ofrailVIuh
the United States, for 1856, makes tk
total of miles "a, 1872, being au increase d
3,434 miles ever the preceding year.
RJ- The capital of Nebraska Tsrrtuy
has been removed to Douglas City II
vote Of the Legislature. >7tus
ES- The national debt of Great Britain
is Rsls.000,OO0, or in dollars, $loN,
100000.
BJ- The enormous sum Of eleTen nil
lions Of dollars, was paid by the UaRd
States during last year for the single lien
Of Guano. Iel
B6- The Albany Register says that @
women of that place have commenced b
cut their hair short like men.
D4- During 1856 there arrived at NH
York l41,625 emigrants, bringing With
them 50, ,643, ,l04, in cash.
pJ- On Monday of last week duslm
fought at Savannah, Ga in which Thouu
Daniel was killed at the first fire, BY Dinis
Elliot.
b6S~ There are in the English lsngug
20, 500 nouns. 40 pronouns, 1900 SGt
tives, 5000 verbs, 60 interjectons 4;
In oil there arc about 10000 words
COZ The free negroes Of New 0fan
own $4,000, 900 worth Of property.
Ds4- The taxable property lOf Ohio
amounts to $96,S77,354. A destucHVe
fire, involving loss Of O,OOO, occurred
at Milford, Mass, last month.
R9- The committee on State affair %
Michigan Senate, have reported taEOfl,0h
to extend the right of suffrage to females
sG- The largest steam mill west q ~ "
Mississippi River, is being put up al V'T
daro City, Kansas. ..- =
, 1857-05-08

PRoBABlLITY OF SPAx1.H ",
MExIco.-The news from Spain hv AZ "a lns
packet is very warlikc. Extens;v:! 'Oeha
tions were going on for a war viii PpI0epan
and the journals of every shade I Ot M'Sco
coincide in favor oft. The naval fo,oppO polite
to sail from the Peninsula coDsi.,' S,se aooT
'line.of'battle ship of 81 guns, a 'a rcs... q I
ate of 81 guns, two steam frirsts'" ny
wheel) Of l6 guns each, and a Sris ' :! ~.
guns. These will unite with H. IL
already al the Havana and Porio ~ N!N IStN
consisting of l6 sailing vessels " ~ alS'
steamers, large and small-26I ,'ul aua u
division of troops will ACCOMPANY ~. n. a
to operate against Vera Cruz vSs Ts Ae:t
Castle is bombarded by sea ' TS; k
course, is on the suppositiop thu,
Mexican Government persist in I ~ ~
satisfaction for the murder Of Sng ss,oAAg
subjects and the confscation If p,eAa ~.
property. ~R
The Spanish Government bs, ,,,..,
communicated its intentions to ~, -''o
France, and the Partisan journal,
discussing the possible contingepcie. ~ y
Patrie, of the goth February, tbinI, ~.
Cuba will not be endangered bv am. ~
terng, nor by any other course evan ny !
left (Which she would not be) BY EnrI,,i
and France to her own resources ofdss...
That journal says:
Upon the point we are fully cOovi0,.,
not only that Spain can defend GSS'
against the most direct aggression from Il.
United States, but that this ColOuv rS N
out any appeal to arms in the i notS,
country, is in a position to protect it,s
alone"
After detailing the naval and nilit,r
resources of the Island, the Patr, 1r
1--WE see by these details that the I,sS
of Cuba is in a condition to repel M
only the invasions of those 6ibur,r
who have not been discouraged BY a,
fate Of Lopez, but even a regular atat
by the naval forces of the United Stats
if ever the government of that coulr
should attempt to realize by force d,
conquest Of Cuba"
, 1857-05-08

Administrative merchant who does
not advertise iberally in the newspapers is
like man who has a lantern, but who is
too stingy to buy candle he stumbles
about in the dark long after all his more
sensible neighbors have lighted themselves
home.
Advertising is the oil which the wise
tradesmen put into their lamps, and that
foolish ones neglect to use.
, 1857-05-08
J. w. GooDEII.,
Postn0 ster at Grand Mound.

The WASHINGTON UNIoN-The Union
Of the 9Th Of March contains brief article
by the Hon. A. o. P. Nicholson, on rcti-
ring from the editorial direction Of that
paper, aud one from the Hon. John Apple
ton, on assuming the editorial chair. The
new editor says, las was 10 be expected) :
p" We mean to support, with all the ability
which belongs to us, the administration OF
James Buchanan" And again: ITO aid
in the maintenance of this Government
upon the principles Of the constitution, will
be the great object to which we shall devote
ourself as editor of the Union" Mr.. Ap-
pleton closes by announcing his intention,
at an early day, TO give the paper an en-
larged form, and to perfect such improve
ments as will make it an acceptable visitor
to its readers, in all respects an interesting
journal, and worthy representative, at
the seat of government, Of the national
Democracy of the United States
, 1857-05-08

UTAH.-A letter was received in Wash
ington on Tuesday evening, March 10th,
from W. w. Drummond, United States
Supreme Judge in Utah Territory, by the
administration. 1t gives sad and deplora-
BILE picture Of matters in that Territory.
The following is taken from the letter:
"The leading men Of the church are
more tratorous than ever. Only o few
days since, all the papers, records, dockets,
aud nine hundred volumes of the laws, were
taken out of the Supreme Court Clerks
office and burned And this is not the only
instance Of the. Kind. l say to you again,
and through you to the President, it is
impossible for us to enforce the laws in this
Territory. Every man here holds his life
at the will Of Brigam Young; and here
we are without protection. am firmly of
opinion that Babbit was murdered by Nor
mons under direction of Brigham Young,
and not by Indians. Murder is common
thing here; and Mormons cannot be pun
ished with q Mormon jury, witnesses, Of
ticers, and Governor to pardon. II is too
cruel, and must not be endured. A man,
not member Of the church, is murdered,
robbed, castrated and imprisoned, solely
for questioning the authority Of the church.
Persons are now in the peuitentiary, con-
victed before the Probate Judge, who
are wholly innocent of any crime Is there
any other country where this abuse is or
would be endured? Let all, theu, take
hold and crush out one Of the most trea-
sonable organizations in America"
The administration has had the matter
under serious consideration, and will soon
appoint Government, l understand, who
will take sufficient military force into the
Territory to carry out the laws to the
fullest extent.
, 1857-05-08
ne,,nncr.ofic NotIce!!

AT A MEETING Of the Democracy o. II April ~
ATTY, held at Coveland on the l4th Gay a nnonI
the second Saturday, 18th June, was nH' 10 ru
day for the Democracy OF the 1oun; in ;uo candibl
to scrSe in nj the G next Legislature Of the eIdSsneS Is
County officers geueraly also one SC%nsrs, sm sxprs,
the District at which time il Is hoPea IN be at
from the other counties in the Distriet VI"
10 their choice Of Councilman ,,,1sTT Cbnt
Gng'r
, 1857-05-08
Enngi, nu BalIagh.

THE UNDERsIGNED have made e,oa.tani ~ s .
ment with the North Olympia Mil for % S,ppy
nly Of assorted Lumber, which we VIII osSers d.
sri in quantities to suit purchasers. V5esirvd
wish despatch, and delivered at any IhaoI..Sberr.
Cali and examine before purchasing ~ y STUAH
M'TChnb" [nst@
Olympia MAY s, 1857, ~
, 1857-05-08

n1- There is a glut of Circassian girls
now in the Constantinople market, and the
price of handsome ones has come down
from $500 to S25,
H9- The total export of specie from
Vera Cruz in January, was $2,44l ,s64; of
which S2,3s6, ,494 were in silver; S55,37O
in gold,
, 1857-05-08

The FLORIDA INDIANs.-The Tampa
Peninsular says that Gen Harvey commen
ced scout in the Big Cypress on the 9th
inst. Up to the l4th no report from him
had been received at Tampa
, 1857-05-08

CoAsr SURvEY.-The U. S. brig Faaat-
leroy left San Francisco yesterday, for
Puget Sound, on an eight months survey
ing cruise. - Saeyameut0 Age. april 20.
, 1857-05-08
MARHrED,

On Sunday, the 25th inst, by Wnl, Ruasaseh @ nj
at his office, Mr.. JOHN d. SNYDEh 70 hAs A-'
JANE FROST, both of this county.
BY Rev. G. F. WHITwoRTH, at For I.s h-s sS., SE,I
the Nisqually. on the 26th Of April, MI 'o.IiA ''
to Mis- MARTHA L. PACKwOOD.
, 1857-05-08
Religious Notices.

The Rev. G. F. wmTwoRrH, (Presoy.srsrs1s11, sss1, d
preach at the new district school hOu.e; " ga
er sabbath, commencing December ""'
o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, Pm.
Rev. I. Dillon (Mcthodst Church ..nHe WI HaI
every Sabbath on the groand hoor oi A"'''
Olympia, at IL O'Clock, A, NJ.
, 1857-05-08
Black Republican Bribery in Congress.
BLEEDING KANSAS sHRIEKERs EXPELLED
4. DANIEL, Scc'y.

The Investigating Committee in Con
gress has reported against four members
who were implicated with others in receiv'
ing bribes for voting for various bills, and
conclude with resolutions for their eXpul'
sion. Their names are as follows:
WILLIAM A. GILBERT, of N. Y;
FRANCIS S. EDWARDS, of n. Y;
ORSEMUS B. MATTERSON, of n. Y;
WILLIAM W. WEIGH, of Conn.
All four are Black Republican Abolition
Kansas Shriekers - not one Democrat
among them North or South and there
are others in the same category, who re-
fused to answer, and thus saved their
bacon. The evidence and proceedings sub,
mitted by the Committee are voluminouS,
but conclusive as to the yillaiuous rascality
of these Abolition fusionists. Edwards, it
appears, offered a fellow member from
North Carolina, bribc of $500 to aid in
securing the passage Of land bill in which
he was interested. Gilbert, another mem
Der, levied black mail to the amount Of
$l4, 500 of Mr.. Triplett, book publisher,
or in lien, large grant of land, and stock,
FOR helping to carry his bill through
Welch, of Connecticut, levied black mail
in the same scheme, and also in widows
pension bill, Matterson, of New York,
demanded $4,000 in stock to secure the
passage of the Des Moines Navigation
Company bill. This Kansas Shrieker,
Matterson, as well as Gilbert, has been
proven to be an apt rogue in making these
black mail arrangements, and both have
resigned their seats but the verdict has
been passed upon them nevertheless.
The Committee of Investigation was
composed Of the following members =
Henry W. Davis, james L. Orr, W. II
Keller, David Ritchie and Hiram Warner
, 1857-05-08

TTNHE regular meeting Of OLYMPIA LO o,,ovs, bhsa
l. the lSDEPENDENT ORDER Of upp - IN bua6ll
every Saturday evening, at 81 O'Clock y iosS ,os .,
formerly occupied by VIM. Rutledge' wv
the Washington Hotel. a.. order. srt iHN
All members in good standing IN thspsTr ths SsTirS ssey
ted TO attend. EDWARD
Olympia, Oct, 10. 1855.
, 1857-05-08

GENTLEMEN - Two letters, apparently
official documents, have been sent to this
Office from Olympia, one directed to the
" Sheriff." and the other to the " Auditor
of Chehalis county. No such personages
live in these diggings, and the writer, if
the letters are of Importance, had better
withdraw them and give them proper
direction, otherwise | shall send them to
the dead letter Office.
, 1857-05-08
OLYMPIA LODGE, No. >

Nof Ancient Free and Accepted ~. nSs sSd ihI!
v Irregular communications on tne H''
Saturday evenings in every month. s;., ar iBTi
All members OF the order in good ~ ss1S0Y p0Y ". n
tedtO attend. 7. +. MCbh'N-
, 1857-05-08

BS- The taxable property Of Ohio
amounts to $96,s77,354. A dsstnctVs
fire, involving loss Of $50, 900, occurred
at Milford, Mass, last month
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1naur0nle.
naWkeye Insurance. Cenpeny,

hAWkeye Insurance Company,
DAVENPORT. lOwAs
Rasks now taken 18th % the MUTUAL
ana STOCK psAn.
OFFICE IN No. 2 DANENpoRT's BLOCK,
" over Chueh, brother, barrow 4 Cos Banking
House Once Hoors, . A. n. tosrN
DIRECTORS
J. d, Burrows, Geo l. Da,sayort, r. Aerwiu,
Alfred haad-rs, Chariss Lsss.ie. G. Z Parry, 1. Z.
DessAiAt, JAa Darrell, II Woodward, Jchs.
owens, ', W Whey. A. u. Barrow. u l. shor~y
ofFICEPs
l. q DEHsATS-, frsssaeat
GHAs. LEssl al, Treasurer
DANIEL 7. sHDkkf, sscrstAry.
BAkkoWs, ~. Cnr,
JAMES DAI.zELL, = s~h'
IS n WOODWARD, Assist Sscy
~ = NchoNS. 0easrat Agent
This Campsn, las been from the s,ari steadily
salaiaa the confidence " lac Community. 1t has
promptly rsta al Is I9ssss
paria. Tue hFs' tsa sears Of IL. existence IL oper
a'ea eseu-tsis OF the Aaiusl paaa but To meet the
wants u the community II viii hereafter insure OF
the stock pIsh s.sas
ltisa nome company. Its officers arc d! known
~ car c.tifeAs lite hu1ks aid IL. property arc all
herr n4d esA 10 .AamAeG by those sAsuftur aud
reached directly BY process from our own courts
IL -euas H. iaolies abroad u fred corporate one
whess .4aAhHsss We have 10 means Of a.rertalHlHg
ss2sixatf
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Valentine Freight Express g.
EyAAs, MoNLKY Z CmHw.

AGgsts res kosI IslAsp Asp DAvgseoas
THIS loMPASQ Ii PREPARED TO
! transport gcods with greater Dispatch than any
ssass freight aAe from Bo.ssAt New Yoi8. phllads9-
fLts. aEd a. t1tefaSaiast I4s.ss North AID 6cuth
Having their uva cars o. The different rvads ana
ass ts With sasn merchants eAa depend Apo better
ttnv liza bs aas 94leE gns
s-sprs.s hs LIS .as NIL have prompt sepafatse =
.iatv them TT 49, !ess damage u goods ~ !.
i tnsss eENsss aa all rot b seas u The rail- al
VI which lie damage inas have vceurrsd hpf SVarees
ILJss csssFlss - t1axs arrangements for srrfl.
hassess. ~. psas- ca eefsfs maksas arraw ass
with sLs otksr ll-s
0FFiGEa.
Dossont 10 State street View Yerf eA0 Bro~A~.v
IAia u soail Talra q VI Loli%. - Iyslh Isvss.
elssxes sofssf ssalsaAa Dave .,ori, sarasr Frsns
ka-aspa al r.,ry
EVANS NOR rY shRw.
JOHN Z DUNLAP 49,. isa-.s..,n,.
nsL saRsTlA.tel. slsst. .sle.xlsld NM
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Planing Mill

Cs1sNNNONe y FREJVCA.
WILL DO CUSTOM PLANNING AT rwo
~ Dollars and Eshy Censs Per Thousand Feet
UlsaAm CANNuN q FRENCH
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Pennsylvania Rallrsad.


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1919 ~ q. Ai sas,s :. W. =. M..ssi
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DENTON HOUSE.
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FWEou 00OC1IED:
THE SUDeCRIBERe ARE NOW RECRlv-
! ino choice asoOs,snsns ~
FAMILY OR0CBRIB0.
.Among thsss vii b. found snpssios guAltsy Il
Aopis Syrup,
white and Bro Sugar.,
COD, nsekersi and White PAA,
Erssh L&moaa AID Orasses
fure sweet Cider,
Iofee. Tsas and ChoeoAsse.
aud n FAST oil kihds Of xroesrtssjust purshase1 Of
he East, which ~s o6er 10 oar cns,omsrs 81 the
owsss cash p~tees
rAst fasors duly appreciated ana fusove Avoss
Ehankfully reserved
ah3& dtf LANHHITE 4 CR0NngR