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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-17

EXTENSIVE HAuL.-Thc Cincinnati Gazette
Of the 7th contains = long and particular 10
count Of the arrest OF some score or more
persons at Orrsville, Crsstline, Bucyras,
Massilon and Wooster, along ~ line OF the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road, who were part Of : gang Of robbers
tina, have been committing depredations upon
the freight trains for two or three years past.
They comprised many persons Of hitherto
respectable standing Mt the respective points
Of arrest: Henry Dill at Massion; Arthur
and Charles Cooper, Matthew Taggart,
Minor E. Berry,, Sam'l Wilson, q Miss Wool
ford, and DIR. A. Miller, at Orrville; John
Tim, John Cooper, lbrother Of the other
Coopers,) and VIM. Hanson, at Wooster;
VIM. Raymond, Rob't Jackson, and Geo. w.
NArnold, at Crestline; and Thos. Tate and
his two sons, Mt Bucyrus these are among
the persons, and comprise nearly the whole
number, arrested. The gang are counter
letters rs we'll ms robbers. They were ar
rested by those well-known detectives, Pink
erton 4 Co., Of Chicago, after considerable
time spent In examination and in the ar
rangement Of plans.
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FOLLOWING IN MS PATERNAL FoorsrKPs.--
The popular French play Of "Camille,"
written by the younger Dumas, is plagia-
rism from Madame D'Arblay, the author Of
"Evelina," Cecilia" etc., formerly very
popular in England and lately republished in
this country. She composed "Camille" in
1896. Young Dumas re-touches and APP.
propriates it, father-like.
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CHAPTER ZIG.
AN ACT


Relating to the Bonds of the Keokuk, Fort Des
Mones and Minnesota Railroad Company, and
the keokuk, Mount Pleasant and Muscatine
Railroad Company.
Be it enacted BY the General assembly OF
the State Of Ioird. SIC. THAT the keo
kuk, Fort DesMoines and Minnesota Railroad
Company, and the keokuk, Mount Pleasant
and Muscatine Railroad Company, be and
are hereby respectively authorized, and fully
empowered, to issue such nm amount Of con :
struction Bonds as may be necessary to con-
struct and fully equip the same, and provide
Depots, Station Houses, Water Tanks, and
other necessary buildings for each or either
Of them. And as security for said Bonds
said Company or Companies IRE hereby au-
thorzed to issue mortgage, or deed Of trust
upon all property, real and mixed, and per.
sonal, belonging to the Company so issuing
bonds aforesaid. And said mortgage OF
deed Of trust, shall be a good and valid lien
upon any and oil property mentioned and de-
scribed in the same.
Sac. 2. That said mortgage, or deed oil
trust, shall be recorded in the Office or Offices
Of the County Recorder, or Recorders
wherein the property described in said mort.
gage or deed Of trust may be situated, and
from the date Of the fling Of the same in
the Recorders Office or Offices shall be notice
to all persons Of the rights Of persons under
the same.
SEC. 8. That the ofhcers or duly appointed
agent or agents Of the said Company or Com.
panies issuing any Of said Bonds as provided
for in this act, be and hereby are fully au.
thorizcd and empowered to sell and dispose
Of said Bonds at such price as they may
agree upon, and it shall not be lawful fol
said Company, at any time thereafter, to
plead the said Bonds are usirious.
SIC. 4. This act shall be in force on and
after its passage and publication in the Keo.
kuk Daily Gate City, and daily newspaper
without expense to the State.
SAMUEL MCFARLAND,
Speaker House Representatives.
w. w. HAMILTON,
President Senate.
Approved Jan. 2Sth, 1857.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
J certify the foregoing to be true copy
from the original roll on file in my Office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Sec'y Of State.
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Dealers In Real Estate and Land Agcals,
On sds., nsax Fiskien 4 Lscas' BAakiag House.
J. LIVINGSTON STRIKER, Of 81. Paul, MINI,
WILLIAM L. WOOD, late Of New York.
A LII descriptions Of Real Estate bought aad sold
n 10 this city and throughout the Stats Of Iowa
and The Nosth-wsst.
Money invested, and Taxes paid for os-rssidsnts.
Careful attention given 10 senvsyansiag and u.
aiming Of Titles.
All Notarial business promptly tssnssct@d.
nkpBa Bv psnnlno1Oa 70
Asnrs. FUrd. 0orham = fOrd, Baakses, Ksokuk ,
ChApin Lee,
Charles Psrsons, ESQ, Banker,
Hon. jacob Aouok, IT., Schshasis Cosnty, N. r.,
Colha Reed, Es@.,
Hon. chas Goodyear, Scholars cousty Baak;
0sv. Willis A. Gorman, st. Paul, Ainnesota;
kx-0ov. Alex. Ra1sey.
Asssrs McKubin EdgeTton, Bankers, ST. Paul;
jos. C.f Page, ESQ.,, City Bank, Albany. N. r.;
Asssrs. A. u. Mcclure = Co.,
Hon Dsn'l 8. Dickinson, BinEhamton,
AoA. b. n. y. Hall, -
Wan. X. Osborne, Bank Of
Hon. Zadock Pratt, prattsville,
Hon. Schuyler Celiax, South Bend, Ind
Hoa. Rob't smith, Aitoa, Ills.
Cherry Valley Bank, 0tsego county, N. Y.
mshi7d
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APPROPRIATE PRoPoisirroS.-Th PROPOSE
ton having been made in Virginia 10 sub
scribe enough at the South to purchase a
southern home and present it to Frank Pierce,
some New Hampshire people propose to sub
scribe twice as much for the paine purpose
as the South will subscribe they feeling
much more interest in getting rid OF the trail
tor to Freedom than the South has 10 obtain
ing him as resident in their midst. On the
whole, it is an appropriate gift. What more
proper for him than plantation stocked
with ga hundred and fifty niggcrs, fa, and
sleek -
kEoKrK AND Foar DIS MONKS RArLRoAp.-
The town of Bentonsport has subscribed
$4,000 in its corporate capacity, to this
road. Tha. is an indication, perhaps, that,
on reflection, the county mny be willing to
make corporate subscription. Certainly
sound policy in respect Of their own pecuna.
~ interests would dictate as much, and "
hope, on a second expression, the county may
be found willing TO make such a subscrip-
ton.
WARSAW AND RocKroRD RAiLaoAp.-Ths
Warsaw Bulletin says that large quantity
OF County Bonds issued to this road have
been negotiated, that 200 hands will be pu,
upon the road Immediately, and that the car.
will be running to Nauvoo by the 4th Of July
ca migrants to Oregon and California
by the over land route are to have the pro.
lection Of tie L. s. troops during the pres
cot year. Companies in Oregon are under
orders TO open ten roads and meet compa-
MES from SAILS Lake under similar orders
while the Sixth Infantry at Fort Leavenwortt
are TO proceed TO Fort Benton to remain til
relieved by the Fourth, and then TO march on
- Oregon. by these arrangements emigrans'
viii be protected from hostile Indians, nnt
relieved from other di6culties and danger,
OF the route.
MsaaDs1s GoysKxox. The Black Democ.
raeg u Missouri have nominated for Cover.
nor Col. Robert n. Stewart, President Of the
Hsnnibal and 81, Joseph Railroad.
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GRAN %. "A CAED CONCERTl
I'M Second Sacred Concert In St. Peter Church,
! Exchange street, will take place on this (Tsss-
PROGRAMME.
PARrI.
Overture on Piano;
Solo for Soprano, sung BY Mrs. Lewis;
Solo for Soprano, sung BY Mr.. Bartcls;
Folio for Barytone;
Solo for Sopi ano, sung bx Mrs, Lewisj
Quartet.
FART II.
Overture on Piano;
Solo fos soprano, sung by Mrs. Lewis;
SsAo for Base
Solo for soprano, sang By Mr.. Bartelsj
Duett for soprano and Tenor;
Quartet.
Tickeis 70 cents--for sale NJ the Music Store Of
Aessrs. Patrick 4 Grouse, Main It., near Sd.
Doors open ~ clock. Concert 10 begin IT ~
o'clock prccisely. The beautiful and splendid
Piano, tue best one In the State, has been kindly
rendered for this Gee aston by Msssrs. Patrick \
Grouse. mchI7 Ar
Ctlinens' Me0ssaG.
VSHERR will b. mssting of the sitisens Of 3rd
= and Aih Wards Ut Burrows Hall On Wednesday
evening, for the purpose Of nominating Coaacilmsn
Tor said wards, 10 BE- elected st The ensuing April
election. nrk17d
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DREp Scorr DEciMoS.--The St. Louis
Evening News says that If the bred Scott
decision had been made six months ago.
Fremont and not Buchanan would be Presi-
dent to-day. Perhaps it will help to make
Mr.. Fremont President yet.
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MAKHlED,

On the i,h inst, Ly the Rev. Thos. Baliiagsr,
zee. w Mccreary, Esq. u lKsokuk, aud MAJ
Helen A. 0slAst, of Bentonsport, Iowa.
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MIaoDuas GoyaENoE. The Black Democ.
raey u Missouri have nominated for Cover
nor Col. Robert 81. Stewart, President Of ths
Hsnnibal and 81, Joseph Railroad.
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TAs lsa0Ie ClSSGl1S score.

The ssagle Cl0sAtng 0sOPo.
THE aadevsigneA would Fsspeetfully aanounes
I 70 the custOmsrv u tAs aheve nanea epenh
iishmsnt and thepublic gensraliy that ~ hAs pus.
chased the entire stock snd good will q ~ sene
and that he will be u The constant Peosipt 81 ed
usually fosnd IN ssch establishments
Mr.. VIM. vincil, whoss pleading AA1rsss al loan
experience IN the hosincss Are veil knewn. viii -
main = sslssnaa, end no psins vii b spassd q
scnesfn 4 Aothing has been lost By IL shanse.
nshl1A l. =. AAIfBY.
"A CARD.
HAvlN0 sold Tie Eagle ClstAing Dtorst 10 n.
LIZ =. Aaltby, take plsassfs = rssenaeadins
him " ny old cSstomsss ord ~ puhlIe esAssslly.
>. In svsry way sssthy q tAsir sastea aaA sooi
Ult. ~ u
vinsls - sAsssstly ssqsest I'll pssUsns inashAed
~ ell - ssttis q once.
sell7d HARRY FULTON.
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- - - -
BED.
On tbs 7th inst, in New Jersey, Mr. y. C. Stripe
ihs deceased WAS brother ~ Mr.. w. o. Stripe of
this city and artist he had few suunls n thu
country The Illustrations Ia Hnrprrss Aaeasins
we're All, o. nearly all, designed BY him.
Oa~ HnnAreA 0eilass
IA ILL Dc given % any peTson ~ persons rho will
~ establish . COOP SAM MILL. in nxdiatslv.
IN Ls~u Cearig, Missoavi. Constant businsss eaAr.
snsied. For particulars inquire of
j. r. CAVE D son,
Real Rst1te DsAlsss,
mshl1dla 81. Frsncisvi1ie, No.
wv REYNOLDS Dvss Store.
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This 10 the Shortest aud oaieksst Route 70 ali
points North aa4 last
4rrHROUGH TICKBrsQa
Over this lire ~ Al priacpal Places San h no.
cared ~ Railroad 1ieket O0ss, Aain stsess, -
door fron the Billings Aouss. 6taess viii eell for
passengers ID Any part sf H. city, Hsss.
GRAHAM AGO.,
.~~AasA ProurisAoe,
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rs CA4lTALusTs. -
l ger" Trset,--in the City Of Kssksk, ssas q
Toll gate and sdjsinisg b. ". KilhssEnss lie a
dition. 9ain street and The planh!us1 - sss
through this tract. IDWAR1KlLn0U1Mk
nshl7d AZ Gas AgAl ce.t O0n.
TIE Dwelling Mousse Ger SaIs.
1 and attie-bsisk dwsliinp In NY biosk % JsA
street above fulsea, sow rssy - plaster, win b
finished h : nv Says witA IL nsana ioDssss-
msn.s. inside shattsr:, -, 49, viii - 80 y ap
mchI7d Atan q. q O6ss.
A SITUATION Is book Keeper Or saAssnas) I.
IA dry goods or grocery business, b1opu = q
experience tn both branches ~ businooS - Wso1
acquainted With the city. AAdrsM 81.
mchl7dots Care OF CsltlgA4 Anoean.
a NJ HeU POsTED i-B1 DN6xIv.
anime the Ansst lot u felt Hats - l11AteaahIs
Cspe eve oGsee1 II this naskss. E~
VI HAvn r. e.
In connection with the manuf6 7n3na e sllk
hats. By the uss OF The CoalcsnA1 SO - tahe ~
exact shspe Of the head and 90 gfJSn IN eoee6
nAls . ..ls, -. = 8 i ~.
Taks NGs1ee.
MY brother, M. aseege rnEsoas, Nill frso tAia
IVA date b eonn1ets1 With ~ q postnw n
the Ranking bssinsss, whisA viii - esoAseGeA n
the name Of Chariss Passona O..
ORAnLDg PARSONS.
Ksokuk, Lows, March 10, 's7-det
DAvID = RU1OE,
Plan aDA oTno0oAta1
Painters.
signs Aeanm Assss PaintiAe,
Painted FIR 0rAinlnR,
n every staiasd Giass. GinIes -
TTyAANKYuL Tor pssl fsvess, they wsild ssill
i solicit share Al patronage, Bhop % Roasth
stssse he1w1aA Man - bosadsan, xsskak, IsWa.
mshlS-Ak1Sm.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, 1857.
R80kUK 70 CHICAGO,
0slena.
Dubsque. Lafaystts, lad,
Telsde, o., 6uspsnsios Dridg,
Detroit. hish., Isiiasspsiis, lad,
Niagasa Raih, Louisvills ,Ky.,
cievsiaad, O., balhie.
Colaneus, o., RltaSeafeA, fA,
xanesvills, o., AlAany, II. ~,
Whaling. VI, Ds1kise, -. Z.
0ineinnati, o., Newark, OAie,
r.ssr..EaeM. 80. 49,:
o ssW';;i;i; An CHICAGO
0ou1unkX Mo1111nH S40eN
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T0ko NOeloo.
M Y brother, M. asesee pnEsoas, NH fss0 tAis
IVA date b. eonnsstsd With 1s q : peslnw II
the Raakisg hssinsss, whisA viii - sss1oe1sA =
the name Of Charlss Parsons O..
ORAnLDo PARSONS.
Keokuk, Iowa, March 10, 't7-aet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-17
Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.--The reasons that Mr..
Forsyth, our Minister to Mexico, assigns for OPP
posing the arrangement of Messrs. Benjamin &
Leserl with Comonfoit, relative to the Tehuante-
pee Route place his conduct in a favorable light.
TAe Secretary of the Treasury has decided that
towels composed of linen and cotton, and linen
tapes, are dutiable, at the rate of 10 per cent,
and cotton tape and spool cotton, bleached or
dyed, at "a per cent.
The treaty recently concluded by Commissioner
Denver with the Pawnee Indians, secures to the
United States ten or twelve million of land.
The Indians not only pledge themselves to re-
main at peace with the United States, but WI
uae their influence with neighboring tribes to the
same end.
The following are the remaining officers whose
cases are to be investigated before the Naval
Courts of Inquiry, exclusive of those pending
Commodore Jones, Captains Levy and Ramsey,
Commanders Lecompte, Armstrong, Chancey,
Gedney, Glynn, Richie, Johnston, and Ring
gold, Lieutenants Boyle, Hunt, Porter holland,
Maury, Steele, Flagg, Lynch Bunnell, and Bar
ney, Masters Stevens and Jones, Passed Mid
shipmen Pearce and Byrens Commodore Stew
art prefers to submit his case to Congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-17

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-The alleged failures of
Messrs Doane King, & Co.. and Collins, Kirby,
& Co., of this city, published in the New York
Express of the 18th inst, the authority of pri-
vate dispatches, is authoritatively contradicted.
There has been no foundation for the assertion of
the Express, and these firms are regarded as
amongst the most responsible Houses in this city.
The sales of cotton today 1900 bales lat quite
irregular prices; middling is quoted IA 8 IL
cents Flour is declining; sales at $3.50. There
is nothing doing in exchange, and indeed business
is compIetelY paralized.
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RaiIroad Acelaent and LOS or Lire

SYRACUSE. Oct. I6-The mail train on the
New York Central Railroad was thrown off the
track, west of this city last evening" in conse-
quence of piece of road being washed away.
The whole train, consisting of baggage car, mail
car, and four passenger cars, was thrown down
an embankment of twenty feet, and all smashed
There were sixty passengers. Miss Brown, of
Toronto, Conn, was badly injured, and died to.
day. Twelve other passengers were injured, and
six of them severely. The mail car, and all the
mail bags, except one, were burnt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-17

PROVIDENCE, Oct l6.-The barque Paroda,
Jones, hence for Zanzibar, went ashore last night
on Block Island al ten O'Clock. 1t is full of
water, and has her stem stove in. She was
fine vessel of three hundred and fifty tons
burthen, built at Cape Elizabeth, Ne, in 1871,
and, 'sith her cargo, which is a valuable one, is
fully eovere1 by insurance in Boston offices.
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Kanzus Election.

to 18th inst Both parties claim the victory in
the late election. Gov Walker defends the Vot-
ing of the soldiers at Kickapoo, on the ground
that six months enrolment makes them citizens.
We have no official returns of the election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-17

CINCINNATI, Oct. l6.-The vote in this State is
close thst the official returns only will decide
the result. The Legislature is probably Demo-
cratic.
Money matters are more cheerful.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-17

DETROIT, Oct. 16-The propeller Cromwell, of
Kingston, G. W, came in collision with an I'M
known vessel, and was sunk, in the Straits of
Mackinae, last Saturday night. No lives were
rived here, today. The propeller and cargo are a
total loss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-17

Having just purchased for cash the entire stock ss
one OF the largest manufacturers IN New England al
Of which made the present season. he q nov pFe
pared "a show larger and cheaper assortment az
Goods in this line than vas ever os,ed ia this city,
and will be sold at Prices ranging from Ave- oeufs 70 one
dollar and fty cents per roll DRALRRs as well a. mali
purchasers will do we'll 70 examine this extensive stoe
for they will End that can and will sell cheaper than
they can buy the same Goods At any other ostnbhen
As believe TINT The nimble slxpsnce Is better than SLOW
shilling. I'D F'-T
Hoasekeepers and others who viii visit warcssler our
ing the Farmers Jubilee or 10 behold the wonde a ,s
Mechanics kair, viii bear IN mind the No. $50 Man-af
near tho City Hall, and call on The subscr6cr.
sQ2 s Il dawu =. L.. TroOD.
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DRESS GOODS.

In all styles, and the latest novelties.
Blue and Brown Polka DeLaines, only 121c
DeLaines in other styles, only 124c.
DeLaines, very latest styles, only one shilling
Fine, Printed Persian Cloths, only zoe.
Valencia Plaids, only 12lc.
Valencia Plaids, extra quality, only 25c.
Valencia Plaids, super quality, only SOC.
DeBeiges, only Sc.
Manila Cloths, 1890.
Good American Prints, etc.
Best American Prints, fast colors, ste.
English Prints, loo. Patches, etc.
Thibets for 50, 62I, and T5s.
Lyonese Cloths for 12i and Csc.
Black Alpaccas, 25c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-17

Old and Young are now ndiscriminately using
Prof Woods Hair Restorative; some as a cosmetic or
beauyer CT the complexion, prevent the hair
falling, some as mere dressing for the hair and others
omaRe it grow and to change grey hair to its original
color; AMI there is doubt Of its answering all the rur
poses for which was designed by its ustrous invent
or.
We are utterly to mourning eioriaresponsbil
ity in trihing matters but deem it tring after
70 have the hair on mans head (when piematurey fall
ing on, actually and permanently restored so neither
40 we consider unworthy the editorial profession to rec
commend hirrestorativethat will effect thsvery thing
noous celeprated Hair Restorative" is the article we
IN view and certificates of the most distinguished
en IN tne country are entitled credence then is this
pePasuon al that is claimed for it on the part Of the
e;e extracts from the 'Missouri Republican"
american. " 'i's P"Pei'-huNWay
Sold by all good Druggists
FRANCIS c. MISNER,
ol5 an '''No' bnnley Hail.
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Died.

In this city, 18th, Mrs. Sally Davis 49,
Funeral at the residence Of her son in.lav Iro..,,
Phelps, Lexington street, sur day next az ~
Relatives and friends are invited to attend without r
ther notice. "ou' lur
In westboro, Sept. 18th Dr. John @. Gilman. a.
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HlHODE ISLAND BANK BII,I,s-r.Lon
M in exchange for Ready made Clothing at
w. IRELAND a CO.'S
90 au Union Dlock 1893 Main street
DHODE ISLAND MONEY tasen =, a. -
AZ COAL or In payment Of bills, al office No Il Ma.
chatics Hail. or at Yard, Green and Temne ~
oil dim W. A. HACKER, Agent.
DoTTLED ESSEN q les .--Oastor OH Rim
- parp' Son co. Tor sale by the dozen, or gross
Of =, CHARLES CLARKE,
au27 dH Cor, Main Pleasant Sts., Worcester.
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stoves, stoves,
IA great variety, both new and secoad hand which will
be nold very cheap.


The Croclkery Department
Embraces good assortment Of White Iron Stone and
China Ware; also Blue Mulberry and all the common
kinds Dining aud Tea setts, together with Gold Band
China Tea Sets, Vases, Glass Ware and Table Cutlery
Plated aud Britannia Ware Tea Trays Casters and Lamps
Of all descriptions, and In great variety always on hand
and at prices that fail to suit the most economical
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DRY GOODS.
ASH! PHIZ! BANG (:
f A I L u r E S 4!
SMASH UPS
A TERRIFIC CRIsIs-.WHO's AFRAID
T. WARD & co.
Having purchased the whole and entire Stock Of
FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY, Sc,
In the Store known as the

In the Store known as the
New York Branch, Sc Maiu ST.,
WORCESTER,
At "a Great Discount from Frst Cost, together with
large Bankrupt Stock OF Rich Satin Velvet and Straw
Bonnets, Hosiery, Cloves Embroideres, Gsntlemen's
Furnishing Goods &C.. &c, which have just been pur-
chased by in New York for fifty on the dollar
The great strngency in the money market is obging
many firms to suspend business, and are buying up
their stock at About Half Cost. We Strengthening
the goods right and Left selling everything this list
for ready money withoutregnrd to value received You
can afford to buy and distribute them among your friends
and neighbors, Tree, gratis Tor nothing
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