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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-04

HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for December. re-
IL celved and for sale at JOS. SHILLING
TONS Bookstore. Udson Building, corner q.
street and Pa. avenue. A new volume commences
with thus number which contains MIR. TLackery' .
new story, The NIrglnIans." Also. Mr. Charles
Reades new story, entitled. "Jsck Of all Trades
matter Of fact Romsnce." written expressly for
this Magazine. Subscriptions taken by the year,
or single numbers sold separately at twenty five
cents each.
Godey's Lady Book for December, a beautiful
number.
Graham's Magazine for December
Household Words do do.
Peterson's Magazine do
Arthur's Home Magazine do
Ballou's Dollar Magazine do
burton,s Gyol9PedIa of Wit and Humor; part is.
JOS. SHILLINGTON's
Bookstore, Odeon Building.
- cor, AZ street and Pa ave.
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LOST AND FOUND.

q = REWAR ID Stray ed away. on Monday last,
.yO IRON the residence of the subscriber, ~zerA
red and white spotted COW. The above EAS~
reward VIII he rlyen III returned TO me al 49,
lIsh Hill.
s-N. WIN NTTGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-04

The WEATHER The following report of tt .
weatherfor this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O. clock a. m I.
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oi on, country, dief more thdn four years OF
painful and mo st expensive parturition, the re-
turns were brought forth, ''scaIce half made ID
In the shape Of an enigmatical quarto, which
lived In public estimation hardly long enough to
by this remark have no intention of casting
reflections upon its Superintendents They la.
bored long and hard TO realize the wishes of Con
gress; but the incongruous nature Of the mate
rails and the tardy hour at which they arrived
forbid that more expeditions and accurate state
Of the Union which it is the privilege Of its cti-
Lens to possess.
But the propitious time is now at hand for the
Initiation OF a Census Bureau, which would
avoid the Scylla aud Charibdys Of former at
temPts small but energetic and experienced
clerical corps to begin the task once would
prevent all future di fticulty
Fortunately, sir, the act Of MAY o. 1850 confers
upon you the power to make the preli urinary ar
rangements, II subsequent Congress does not
reconsider that law. Now IL must be apparent
10 gentleman OF your practical views that there
Is wisdom In the words which Lord Chief JUS
tice Hale considered worthy Of having engraved
upon the head Of his cane-festina I.afe, With
iBconceivably less Of time, trouble, and money.
the Eighth Census may be taken in a satisfactory
manner, published at proper time and in pop
ular form. Abstract tables, vague proph, Gle ;,
learned speculations, and pedaDtic theories are
foreign to the feelings and desires OF our people
We want the ada ptatiOn Of practical facts 10
teal men. Under your supervision doubt not
but that such a volume will be produced, and
made welcome visitor at every honest. ad In
the land. Nor need IL be composed OF mere facts.
Something may be said Of our vast agricultural
resources, enviable comparisons made and laud-
able ambition excited. And, although nothing
Is truer than the axiop OF the illustrous Sull y
Pastnrage snd tillage are the two nurses Of the
state" yet that is equally true which was said
by scarcely less distinguished statesman
" Commerce Is the life blood of nations" Both
subjects are. however. Of such great importance
that II would be idle to dwell upon them within
the meagre bounds Of a letter
The social, religious, and industrial statistics
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-12

Ass.--The Times denies that the question
Of extending the right of suffrage is ON "aside
question: To suit the editor of that sheet
we drop ide and add ). Nevertheless rs the
decision Of the question of suffrage is by .
separate ballot and does NOT affect the vote
AS TO the acceptance or rejection OF the Con-
stisu,ion, we shall still designate for lack OF
. better phrase, or one more easily under
stood, an ssas,ds question"
The Times was "goaded to fury" by our
pointing out the dilemma in which It hangs
b-s~eeu the fashionable saloons and the one
horse dosgeries, but it vents its spleen on
other articles OF no consequence.
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Inaugural Address.

rrLIow CITIZENS appear before you this
day 10 take the solemn oath that will faith
fair execute the Office OF President Of the
Uaited States, and will, to the best Of my
ability, preserve, protect and defend the
Constitution Of the United States. In enter
ing upon this great Office, most humbly in
woke the God of our Fathers for wisdom and
6rmness to execute it's high and responsible
duties in such q manner ~ TO restore hsr-
mony and the ancient friendship among the
people OF the several States, and to preserve
gu: free institutions throughout many gener-
atoms. Convinced that owe my election to
the inherent love for the Constitution and
the Union which still animates the hearts Of
the American people, lei me earnestly ask
their powerful support in sustaining all just
measures calculated TO perpe,uase these, the
richest political blessings which Heaven has
ever bestowed upon any nation. Having de-
termined not to become candidate for re-
election, shall have no motive TO influence
ms conduct in administering the Government,
except the desire ably and faithfully to serve
my country and to live in the grateful mem.
DRY Of my countrymcn. We have recently
passed through a Presidential contest, 10
which the passions Of our fellow citizens
we're excited TO the highest degree by ques-
tlVbr VA otSf uuk Wutn
tue people proclaimed their will, the tempes.
at once subsidized, and all was calm. The
voice Of the majority, speaking in the man
ner prescribed by the Constitution Was heard
aud instant submission followed. Our own
country could alone have exhibited SO grand
and striking n spectacle Of the capacity of
man for sell government.
What happy conception then WAS il for
Congress to apply this simple rule, that the
will Of the majority shall govern, to the set-
tiemsnt Of the question Of domestic Slavery
IN the Territories. Congress is neither 10
legisla.c Slavery into any Territory or State,
or 10 exclude it therefrom, but 10 leave the
people thereof perfectly free to form and reg.
ulaic their domestic institutions in their own
way, subject only TO the Constitution OF the
United States. As natural consequence
Congress has also prescribed that when ths
territory Of Kansas shall be admitted AS q
State, il shall be received into the Uniou
with or without slavery Is their constitution
may prescribe at the time Of their admission
A different opinion has arisen in regard tt
the time when the people Of territory shall
decide this question for themselves. This i,
happily matter Of but little practical i'm
portance; apd, besides, is 10 . judicial ques
lion, which legitimateiy belongs to the Su
prsme Court Of the United States, befor,
whom Il il now pending, and will, 1t is IN
dsrstood, b speedily and finally settled
To their decision, 10 common with all good
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-12

eTEyerybody who has crossed the Ferry
TO Hamilton knows, or has heard OF Mosx,
who kept over there and sold ginger cakes,
pop beer and other sweet meats. Nose by
temperance aud rigid economy, accumulated
a handsome sum Of money, and was well-to-
do in the world. But as worldly riches In
creased he sswaxcd fat and began to kick
In other words, he took to strong drink and
played such pranks that his wife left him and
went to Chicago, taking her two daughters
with her, whom she treated well and was ed
uca ting in the Wesleyan College.
Last October, as appeared from the evil
dence on the trial before Esq. Stotts on Tues
day last, Nose went to Chicago and got the
youngest daughter-about twelve years old
AWAY from her mother, and brought her to
Keokuk, where she has been compelled to
pay her own way most Of the time. A few
DAYS since her mother sent q man here to get
the girl. He took her, and was arrested on
q charge of enticing her away for the pur-
pose OF prostitution. He was tried on Tues
day before Esq. Stools and acquitted, and
we are pleased TO learn that the girl, who is
sprightly and intelligent, is now on her way
10 her mother.
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Roe1gAu = neCon.

Al d xVHAMT ALL d,
A'A'ass. s.',xSs. n a o - Main 'oAa'''
W0ULD ssspsstlsily ~ y No eitia<ns = 49,
aaSs received paSts - ass rsssivinG daily, -
8 ~ Aosst steeks So shove 70 the people = -
Wet. Give ~ . ell. y not forget tks 00l1ss
Horns on the siga, . bistory Of which. with that
Of W. II. r., may bc interesting 70 the new comsrs,
as the old scttlsSs Tailor 10 familiarly knovn.--
His mrs, appearance In the west WAS - the Sscrsa
The present name II tho city was selected. His
art In the tailoring business at the time ksokuk
and bis tribes departure very limited he left
with them, and remained the bosom companion Of
the old eAlsf 1nt his death, and the oaly relic be
Horns, which he hinssH wore when hswsnt oct %
skulpiu and hunting tour, the sight Of which
struck terror 70 the enemy or the bslo; bat aSssf
the death Of the old chief they became the msnsa-
TO sign Of speed, both for stsanbeaas end the
chaaieAi arts All lovers Of ancient relies are In
vitsd " call and see the Golden Horns pereAeA on
the sign Of the above establishment. WIN. r.,
Dot being very proficient In the above business,
soushtfor partaer Who vas we'll qsaiihsd for the
emergencies Of fashionable city. sought one far
and near, both east and west, but In vain Tor long
time, until he inquired Of his Old friend Piatt
Evans OF Cincinnati, who said be had his eye %
such n one, in the person of KOB'f Mccoy, who
had had an 81 experience both In the old and new
world who had done business in Paris, London ssd
Dublin. and Edinburgh, and ali the UOst fAshtons-
bile ci,ie. in the Union. Says I, "Plstt, he 10 tAs
man - and 1T last found him Ia Memphis, TsnA.,
and by powerful Inducements he came, and will
now b. recognized in the person of my present
partner in the Merchant Tailoring businsss. Con-
sequently. as IL 10 too late to clothe psryons
going to see our President inAugurstsd, sreprs-
pared to clothe our congressmen and civilians IN
purple aud nne linen. or any kind Of WOODEN goods
vi the most superior quality and style.
The timid need not fear to call, ~ W. II. +. has
dsposed Of his skuipin irons. Persons viii noties
In advertisements generally, sysst amount Of bonn
hast, bragg adoeo aud nonsense, running into hst-
erogensous mass Of nonotoa,ous absurdities, which
by plain, unsophistiested advertisement. We have
underworld to avoid. for these facts refsr 70 Gen.
Brown.
We receive panctuAlIy the . 10 mode FASHIONS
monthly.
Any tailoring establishment that can produce u
neat and we'll made garment In quick time ~
We do, can hare the Golden Horns. Come In, neigh
bors, IL you think you can win.
RORAAN Mccoy.
P.6.-Cutting taught on the true principles Of
measurement, the only trss system now in use.
mch4-d r. NJ
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Take Netacs,

HEREBY take pleasure in recon- msndine my
Aformer partners to the pstlic, - gsatismss and
mechanics VI experiences, worthy of patSonsGs and
esteem. r. H. VANDR0R1RT
mcht..ay
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Remsvai OF Eads.

DR.. Eads having failed to give security Tor
the discharge Of the duties Of his once ac-
eording to Law, the Governor removed him
from oihce and appointed DR.. Stone OF Iowa
City in his place.
A good radiance, Of which all the people
will be glad.
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INV. SAnfLE. BAN -. RAkkM.
SAMPLE 4 RANKIN,
DrOk ~ and Meal Essaee DoAlo1s,
Once on Second street, between Aain and johnson,
MTILL give special attention 70, AID oGsr their
w services the purchase and sale II Real Rstate
and Stocks, Invcstmcnt Of Money, Collsctiag Of
Debts and Rents, Paying Taxes and all other tsgit-
innate business VI gen raj brokerage and real -
tate business. IN southern Iowa, Northern Missouri
and Western Illinois.
Mr.. Rankin will devote his undivided attention
to the business and will with the aid Of his sxps-
rence and extensive Aequsintanss ed of his asso-
ciste, Mr. 81 be able to give entire satiafsstion TO
all. lmchl -dAv
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sVNHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style Of Holt, vandsgrift 4 Co.
was mutually dissol,ed on the Goth day Il Feheua-
~ 1887, Tbs business will be extensively conduct
%, - heretofere under the nams Of Holt, Brother
4 Co., and who alone are authorized to SETTLE ths
accounts II the old arm
II. u. HOLT,
Y. II. VANDE0RIPT.
mehi2-d3t ]. 3. HOLT.
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RESIGNATION In the early days OF the Re-
public, Jefferson said OF the ONCE holders,
ssfew die and none resign"
Things have changed in that respect as
well - every other, and whether the change
be for the better or worse, it 10 certain that
some Office holders do resign in these istter
dsvs. The latest instance is that OF @. b.
Turner, whs sssigned the Office OF Sheriff OF
Lee county, the other day.
VIM. Fl. Leech has, We understand, been
appointed in his stead.
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LOST
A HICKORY CANE, with buck horn head, silver
"A cap aud ferriIl, Ut. Buel, Marlboro. Conn.,,
ls1s, marked On the ferriIl. Any person return
ing said Cane to the uas fee shall receive as and
no questions asked.
mchl2d3ts T. H. BUEL
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Auction sale 81 e7OO worth 81
BOOTS AND SHOES!
Nv Il will sell 1T our store, on Wednesday, March
w 18th. 1T 10 o'clock m, . stock Of boots and
Shoes, comprising general assortment VI women
and misscs and men : kip and calf boots.
II 10 object for dealers to attend this sale,
the stock Is adapted to the spring trsde aud win BE-
sold without limit
Term..--All sums under $50 cash; all sums over
$50 six,y days credit with good sndorsed notes.
KENDALL, HOWE 3 CO.,
mchl1-d AuctiouHers.
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BARGAINS I'm HAMILTON.
WE ODER for sale one two story frame house and
Wv two lots. The house is new and we'll located.
Also l one story house and Kitchen with lots
Also, franc house with rooms and kitchen and
good cellar.
Afso, rs lots we'll located; sil Of which We will
sell low, less than half the keokuk prices.
Inquire Of 81. K. LLOYD,
Land Agents, Hamilton, Hancock Co., Ills.
mchll-d
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u OBERTSON 4 LIVINGSTON, hsving sold sss
N thsr sntirestoek In the Ped store 70 Mr. 6an'l
Graham, they would b. very urgent % thoss inasht-
I'd 10 them ssl and settle their bills ~ sosa
possible ~ the parties wish to engage In other bus
iness.
Those 20 whom W arc indebted need not b par.
ticular about calling Geo Robertsoa will - u
the old stand for two weeks ~ obtain ssttlsmssss
feb2S-d3w
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ne M EIQ 81 ~

=. .. o0DRM. RD. y. hnowNELL. Nv. oaDuN.
ogden, Brownsll 4 Co.
A CO-PAkTNERSHIP has this day bssn formed
n BY the above named parties, for the psrposs Of
prosecuting the Book and Stationery tfsas. With
greatly increased facilities for the fulAilment q
their object they confidently expect to build up .
trade which shall equal that Of any Book house In
the West. No pains shall BE- omitted 70 give salts
faction 70 their customers. The trade, and retail
purchasers are invited to call.
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I. SPM1NG TAADn. 1S6'
L. JACCARD 4 CO.,
wnoLEsAIx AND RETAIL
Jewellers ana Silver ware

W0OkG6AlR AND RETAIL
jewelers. ANA silver ware
MANUFACTURES,
Marble Bailding. - Fourth-st..........ST. LOUIS,
IL AVE constantly on hand large and w. -
IL ried assortment Of English, French, HA
and American 0oId aud Silver chrononetes
Duplex, Lover, and Lspine Watches, Of their own
importation.
Plated Tea Sets, Ums, Baskets, Pitchers, Con-
munion Services, Gaps, 0oblsts Spoons, Forks, 10.
Fine Gold Jswslry. Of all styles and patterns
ohsins seals, keys. thimblss, .pectaeles. h.
Diamond Jswslry, Of all kinds, ON hand and
made 70 order /; fascy Goods, in every variety.
French Marble Mantle Clocks, PApisr Mache and
InlAid. We are also prepared 70 mAnsfact&ss ON
the premises aas silver tee sets, pchcrs cups COB
lets, spoons, and every variety of Silver Ware.
Particular attention given 70 the mansfssturs Of
pRrHIuns POS srA~s Awn rcr~vy yA...
Add AL warranted paro coin. and - low a any
Eastern h,use.
All kinds Of watehmakers' Tools and Materials,
heguiAtor', a., always on hand, and supplied 70
the trade On liberal tsrms.
- Watches and Jewslry repaired On short
notice.
N. B.-Alwsys on hand supply Of tAess cole
brsted Railroad Time kespen, FOR Cssasetors, En-
Marble Baillinr. Is PoarsS.s... g.. IS.i..
March II, '57-diy
s.!n.yssg ..a Hstr-c.ssi.g sai.e..
% MAin-st., IL the favofite resort IL 0sntlansa
for clean 6Aasiag and agsssable Bhanpooing, md
for FssAtsastsSsts csittss ~ propsistos shAl-
sasss the sa:ir. Z, E.ssss.is. Y Is..;
ans Soaps. Pouatam, Brushes u all knds, Cravats.
wAers. 0Ro. CADUS.
sspil SO -aAwly
k,N0INEKRs' STOCK e4nbs had at Oab61 o
- sspts IS Aaia-ss.
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r. b. OGDEN return his thanks 10 his numerous
friends who have houoEed him with their trade and
influence during the last eight years.
Mr.. I'd. r. Brownell, - heretofore, will supsrin-
tend thesaIs department.
The Arm has been formed for the purpose Of e.
larging and extending the trade. With this view
the propnstors propose bailding 3nd street,
to have entrance on both Main and and streets,
thereby giving room i3ofset deep.
Feb. 5, 'b7-fob7-d
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Dtstric, Convention.

A District Convention win be held At Burlington,
on Tuesday the 18th day Of March. inst, 10 nomi-
nate Republican candidate for Judge Ct this Ju-
aieial District TO succeed Judge Lowe, declined.
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TA604II&1&A 1AC1k3x0.
1857. oR1IN0 A81AN0EM1NE 1887.
AhTNOR ths aessomodatios u -
il this trads lins Of ssssa-
90 Will leavs 81. Louis for louisiana, HoaM6Al,
Quinsy, LAgTsngs, Castoa, wsssaw anA Keshsh.
Leaving 81. Louis ct oelosk p daily asyivtng
st Hannibal at .. N, Qainey q .. n, sad Kss-
kuk at ~ y. Rsturning-Lsavs Ksokuk at 3 =
m, " arsaw ~ .. m, Lagrange 1t II .. ~, q
Quincy 1t p. N, Hannibal II p. m, and arriving
st st. Louis at 10 p n.
Another lins Of steamers will leave 81. Lsuis y
connect win the Qsincy and Chicago Railroad.
At 10 q. N, and ouinsy u In.
Rsturning-Leave Quincy ct -. m. Hannibal u
m, and arriving 1t 81. Louis ~ -. n.
Al soon - business via Railroad 10 resumed .
steamer will make round "trip daily hstwesa Keo-
kuk and Quincy, leaving Ksoksk ~ 8 .. -, End
leaving Quincy :. u q. lfsh1s-d
Nsgular Keokuk anA UtneinnaSl
Packet.
THE Steiner Pvsvss Rsss, FkNTON, - -
i Master, having bssn pursAassd 70 ~
plaec the YuhA, viii sAostly eonosnssa
her regular trips In the shove tSaAs. Ihanksul
for the patronage bestowed upoa ths Yuba, ~
owners solicit csntinuanss Of ths sAns.
shippers may rely upon the utmost despatch In
thsdslivery Of freight; v v,o,
febsa-dsm-ins Asssts.
nsgular Mes Meinss RivsR Paekss.
rlsHR BADGER STATE, ssssls, - =
i Master, viii leave for Port De
AOinss and intermediate ports when tbs river viIl
permit. For freight or passags apply a boasd.
mArch1-d
Archltocg.
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INSURANCE CO., NO. &, WALL g1RkBT. ny,
CAPITAL ~, 1OO, 00O.
40U11A0k8
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON.
CAsISAL q ~ -.
00HD0RHO0T
FIRE MARINE ING. CO.. nRiDsEP0RT. CONN,
CAPnAL o3oo ~.
WAo0uN0TON
UNION ms. CO., CLEvKLAED,O.
CAsssAL 13oo, -.
FRANKLIN
FIRE MAXINE IN6. CO., PESO Do LAC, WIS.,.
CASs1AI 1Seo, ~.
D0LlCI1S issssd 10 the shove canpsssss % Tie
j salsr slasses II Tisks saly, 81 iasr rates, sd
Losses sdjusted and promptly paid, ~ Ne cnes 81
to Ags0sy, % SesosA street.
fsSA wA. y. TURNER, Agent.
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vXTATCHES and Jcwelry repaired, by expe-
w rienosd work men, and on short notice ut 81
Main-st.. by
mchl2d sAML q. BRIDGES
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6sAss ~ Cosn1cTscvs, 70
Hartford County,
svsan u haloss ~ ibis 7sA dsy q Jaasssy, 1857,
b =. q. Ripiey, viss PrssiAsss, saA 1hsnas 4.
AlsxaadsS, BscsstaSy. HENRY YOWLx1,
b Jusliee u ths Pssss.
Hsni- AsruAl nvIDasp, Pm cssi.
eDes insurance II tAs shove CegnpAny, sithss
frsa - dangers Of Fire o. Inlssl Navieatiens
snll % The suSrsihsr 81 ths 0nes u Hickey o1np
-. vss side Of ID, hstsssa Main ssA Jehnssa
streets, Ksohsk, love. All Lsss0 % this State
sdjsstsa ed paid by II. D. TN 1YcK,
lsbl3-Aln 0sats Aesst-
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New Watch, Clock, SILVER ware ana
JEwELRY STORE.

JEWELRY STORE.
VvNIIE undersigned, late from one Of the Arst
L class establishments In Boston, Mass., takes
pleasure in informingthe citizens Of Ksokuk and
vicinity that he has taken the stock and stand 1t 81
MAin-st., bet. End and Sd, and intends 10 keep =
hrst class store, with choice and we'll select
ed stock Of Watches, Silver Ware, Jewelry and
Fancy 60 IDS, which he Offers for sale ut reasonable
prices. The public are invited to call and examine
the goods. SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
mr Il
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AHChltoCg

A1chltocg.
J" A. RICK, Architect, having returned from
w. the East, can b. seen BY these Who nay ~
4uirs his services, Ut bis Once In Klbourne Block
Main-ss., bet. "a and Sd. Ifsh3S-Alv
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FRUIT Tn EE0,
OUCH ~ Apple, Peach,
- Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce, Ae., and the small
fruits. Raspbsrries. Cur
rants, Strswbsrries, Goose
berries, -.
Also. . large quantity u
CAta wba and IsAbeila
Grape Roots.
A large quantity OF
DWARF Trees, particu-
lArly Pear and Cherry,
which are very desirable
Tor city planting.
A supply Of Fancy
Roses, Ac., on hand.
Early Tomato, Cabbage 4
All for sale ~ customary .
Orders received on shs n
"a A. a Ma nt-yk- - q
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- OAiD O. n1ADonAu1D SUaMO.
ALL NOTAAy DUuHESS
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