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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

The question is often asked, what is
The proper time to- be nsrrIetI! Adam
took Eve TO his bosom before he was .
YEAR old, and Old Pan married at ihe age
OF one hundred and twenty We conclude,
therefore, that abyahere between these
Two points viii answer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

SLEIGHINo AND kIssiNG.---During the
sleighing last winter, i, is said that fifteen
hundred girls. were kissed in the State of
New York alone. They were generally
delighted with il ;only two of them pou-
ted, aud one slapped her beau IN The lace.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02
This Picture and That.

| have subdued the nations of the earth
is there no other world for me to conquer
--.Alernder the Great.
Ihave fought the,good fight. | have fin
ished my course, have kept the faith
henceforih there is laid up for me crown
of righleousness.--S. Paui.
My days are in The yellow leaf
The flowers and fruits Of love are gone
The worm, the canker and The grief,
Are nine alone. ae..
The fire that on my bosom burns
Is lone as some volcanic isle, asg.
No torch is lighted al its blaze esi
A funeral pile. p ).
Lord Byron, written the year he died
Although the fg-tree shall no, blossom
neither shall fruit be in the vine; the la
Dor of the olive shall fail. and the. fields
shall yield no meat; the flock shall be Gu
off from the fold. and there shall be nc
herd in the stall; yet will rejoice in tht
Lord, | will Joy in the God Of my saliva
!ion.--HabQkkuk. ja.s
| am taking leap in the dark
Ho66es, when diving.
Though walk through the valley o
the shadow OF death, viii fear no evil
lpid.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02
Practical Sermon.


CoIored ministers often excel in those
qualities in which many of their white
brethren are specially defcient-puneen.
cy anG dirccmess and the following
sketch of a sermon, for whose accuracy
the editor of an exchange gives his per
sonal voucher, is good illustration Of
these important qualities.
Dropping into an African meeting
house, in The outskirts of the city, we
found the sermon just commenced. The
topic seemed to be the depravity Of ihe
human heart, and the sable divine thus IL
Illustrated his argument
"BredeIen, when was in Virginy, one
day de ole woman's kitchen table got
broke, an was sent into de woods TO cut
a tree to make new leaf for it. SO
took the axe on de shoulder and ! wander
into the depth Of the forest.
"All nature was beautiful as lady GO
ing TO de wedding. De leaves gllstened
on de maple trees like new quarters in de
missionary box de sun shone brilliant.
and nature looked as gay as buck rabbit
in parseley garden. and de little bell
around The old sleeps neck tinkled softly
and musically in de distance.
81 spied tree suitable for the purpose,
and | raised de axe TO cut into de trunk.
1t was beautiful tree De branches
reached to The four corners of de earth,
and raise up so high in de air above, and
de squirrels hop about in de limbs like lit
tie angels Hopping their wings in de king
dom Of Heaven. Dat tree was full Of
promise, my friends, jest like great ma
ny Of you.
Den cut into de trunk, and make the
chips fly like mighty scales. dropping
from PauPs eyes. Two. three cut gave
that tree, and alas il was holler in de
butt!
"Dat tree was much like you my friends
full of promise outside. but holley IN de
butt 2" 7ea97 ~ e9a fssias
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

An Infamous bac elor. being asked il
he ever witnessed a public execution.
salt, mo, but once saw marriage"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

Tom says il,e other day he saw val
king match. and Bill says that's nothing,
for he saw a candle run.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

Why are sheep The most disappointed
and unfortunate Of animals :! Because
they gambo! about in tl.eir youth. fre.
queni the turf. are very generally black.
legs. an. are universally Aeeced.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

Why is pretty girls eyes like an oal-
meal cake Because they are apt TO give
The heartburn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

The lady whose dress was too diItyio
wear and not dirty enough to be washed,
had matter fserious import 10 decide.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

When The freshman FIRST tried the peach
es, said he liked their flavor, bul tie seed.
lay hard ON his stomach.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

Why IS The toiling Of bell Ike Ito
prayer of hypoerite Because j, is a
solemn sound from a ihongbi!ess tongue.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

In the days OF the blue laws Of New
England, shoemaker was condemned 10
be hanged; bui, on The day Of execution,
they discovered that he was The only shoe.
maker in the place so, they concluded TO
hang weaver in his stead, for they had
more weavers than they wanted J.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-02

Why is Sunday sho strongest day
Because the others are all tretk days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19

The Court of Appeals Of New York has
laid it down as q rule Of Law, that an indi.
vidua', on approaching railroad track, is
bound to look il a train 10 approaching. 1t
holds that railroads are among the beat i'm
provemen;s Of the great age 0f.progress, and
their permanent affairs are not to be post
poned to the concerns Of Individuals. 1t
holds that no one has right 10 cross rail-
road track without first taking every precau.
ton for safety. The same reason that holds
railroad companies to the strictest response
bility to the passengers, imposes upon every
one who crosses the track OF these great pub
lie thoroughfsres, moro than ordinary care
not to jeopardixe the lives Of those who are
availing themselves Of the benefit Of this
great modern improvement in the mode OF
travelling. This evidently refers TO the dan
ger OF injury to the train ss we'll ~ the car.
riage on the highway, in case Of ooilisior
between the moving masses, fact which hal
been many times illustrated one case 90.
curing on the Camden and Amboy Road d
few months since, in consequence Of back.
ing against o pair Of horses, and BY which
several cars were smashed and many live
lost. He who, without pnusing or looking
will drive upon railroad track, is guilty o
more than caselessness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19

Kentucky elects two Americans and eight
Black Democrats to Congress The Senate
will be composed as follows: % Americans,
Is Black Democrats. Is of the Americans
hold over, else probably the Black Democ-
racy would have obtained majority in that
body. They have 10 to 20 majority in the
House.
In Alabama all the members OF Congress
elected are Black Democrats.
North Carolina elects all the African can
didases for Congress but one, Gilmer, and
his election is in doubt.
SO Amerieanism is quenched in the South.
AS the n. I. Courier and Enquirer pithily
remarks, :" il is squeezed lemon, thrown
away" Black Democracy rules without a
rival or disputant. And yet why is it -
Kentucky, Tennessee and North Carolina
are old Wing States. IL it not reasonable
to suppose, other things being equal. that
they would have supported Americanism
rather than to have Rugged an old enemy SO
lovingly to their bosoms? Certainly. But
the issue Of the day was the Slavery inter-
est. They distrusted, to some extent, the
sonndness of even Southern Know Nothing
ism. They did not distrust Black Democra.
cy, and they have supported it almost unan-
imously. As Shareholders and partizans Of
the Slave interest, their Judgment does hon
or 10 their good sense, for the Democratic
party is the Slavery party par excellence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19
Tne Form OF she clone.

The following article, embracing an in
genious and important theory, appeared
originally in the Christian ENQUIRER. and
has been travelling the rounds of the papers.
II appears, however, that the discoyerer il
not Prof. Pierce, but DR.. c. r. WinsIow. of
Troy, \. \. II does not appear that Prof.
Pierce claims the discovery, himself; but
he has, probably, instructively ampitied and
enlarged upon the original idea
The scientific circles at Cambridge have
been recently interested in an observation Of
Prof. Pierce, not yet published, upon tho
form OF the Continents. Ii we elevate a
terrestrial globe until the Arctic and Ant.
arctic circles are tangent to the wooden no.
rzon, and then cause the globe slowly to re-
voive, we shall ind that majority Of the
lines OF elevation in the oarth's crust, i. q.
coast lines and mountain ranges, will, either
a. they rise or Ms they 20 down, coincide. in
passing. with the wooden horizon. For ex-
ample, the main coast of the United States
tending northeast will, it carried on in a
great circle, craze the Arctic circle md tho
coasts of Florida and Labrador ,ena;nr
northwest will Craze it on the other side =
America and Africa, the coasts Of tho Raa
Sea, OF Italy, Of the Black Sea, Of Hapdos-
tan, oil New Zealand, etc. The Arctic and
Antarctic circles are also coast lines. being
always tangent to the horizon. Il Is almost
impossiole to exaggerate the importance Of
TINS hne discovery, proving as il does, by ce-
olog'cai facts, that the obliquity Of the
eciiptic has been essentially unchanged since
the dawn OF creation, and that solar bent
was the agent to carry out the command on
the second day, to let the dry land anpear.
Inc hhe Of separation between light and
darkness. between solar heat and the coal.
ness OF night, travelling daily for two month,
10 summer, and again for two ,non,hs in
Winter, in such position as to coincide II
passing with the lines Of uphcaval, indicate,
unhnistakably that it was connected with ,he
determination Of those lines -the slight az
pansian and shrinking being sufficient 10 Ia
tsrminc the line Of rupture Of the crust
from comparison Of the forms Of the con.
tnenis, Professor Pierce also draws TIA
order oil their upheayaI, showing. for ia.
stance, tina, tue Western continent i ola,
than Europe, aud that the Gulf Stream anr.
ing the second day Of creation, caused The
great variety OF outline in that Continent j,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19
New Lumber Yard,

OO0. oEXTA TtMRAsoTN.,
"lLL keep constantly on hand All kinds Of
w Lumber suitable Tor ths aArket Of Keokuk
snasqrsOsndipg osnntTy, such -
!3OORlGG, Drssasd sad Rough.
Hk0lN6, inch. do d.
1AkM LUARER, . large qsastity.
diExRIdkBER. shIsl thin y v,d. - ..,r.~
RIkSr SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thieh
and thin, vide ard aarrow.
SHIFTING, Ac., Ae.
MtlMoLKS, No. and common
LArH, Do do
ALLnHHANY LUMBER, dry, large d uant,ty
POPLAR PINE J0ISTS, u every desert ption
do DO SCANTLING, do do
PINE TIMBER, from TO II inches square 1
largs quantity.
All 81 which ~ viii sell on the most reasonable,
terms Ter cash. CAkEL = SHEPPARD.
Ksok sk, July -, '67-dAw 3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19
KEOKUK STOVE FOUNDRY.
AUDITORS OFFICE,


o Par and CukSt
th
lss .u an. ' rEl.s two s .a I'd
BEATING .
hrougu the VALLEY hs
adjoining
0M e ost he nbrokn are
Trimm 6ugsrK etE Dor
Ae,A1, hp,No
Keaus Q, y. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19
PLUMMER 4 CO.,
No. iis Masn.ss., bss. Ash 4 ssh,

PLOMMEH 4 CO.,
No. It's Maln.ss., bss. Ash 4 sth.
WHOLESALE AND RsrAIL pEALsRs N
BUILD s. HAIR ID W AR E.
LAVE nov in store q full stock Of Buildine
l. Materials, sacb ~ Rim and Mor,iso losaA
lAtches and Knobs, Butts, Screws and Boils, Essk
Pulleys aud Cords, Sash FAstenings, Bells, Car.
riages, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hinges, DC, 10.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
rLUMMEn Z co.,
DEALERS IN
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared to furnish french and American
"A Glass Of any sise desired. Alse, Brttsh
Crown 0lsss Sash Of ali common sisrs; Linsssu
Oil, Varnishes, spirits Tsspentire, Aicohol /;
Paris Chroms dresn, dry and In oil; and ait the
chsapsr qualities Of Green all sorts Of Grainisx
C0loFs Gold Leaf; Silver and Copper Bronze
PaintAnd varnish brushes. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
W sre Alss Aesnas for the State Of IowA for
"Roster's Patent Friction Window Supporter,
which sss nov coming iato very general use, and
are IN excellent substitute for Weights . pulleys
and great saving IT sxpsnse.
Agents wanted to sell them through the
State.
W. are also agents for Ksokuk FOR "Whits',
Pspe1tan Curtain kixtuyss," the simplest and
best caStain fixture ever Invented.
PLUAMER CO.,
iy3od4w Conn Z Buildns lIs Maiu.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19

LAziSEss GHorsD or DISCIPLINE IN rux
BAprIsr CurRcu.--A writer in the Western
Recorder. Eiving ~ account Of the German
Daptists, says: " One ID. D., converted from
tha Dutch Church, q man II sound learning
and undoGbted piety, nov stands excluded
from the Baptist Church because b. is
LAxytO
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The CIsck.

mech mic his labor will often discard,
If the rate Of his pay be dislikes
But elock--and its CASE Ia uncommonly hard
Will continue 70 Work though 1t srMKKs!
II Hood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19

GA machine has been manufactured
that will cut down trees better than any
chopper. One machine worked BY two hands
viii do the work Of eight wood choppers. It
il for sale in New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19

ca The Sioux City (Iowa) Eagle an
nounces the arrival at that place Of Rus.
sian Captain and . noted Professor ut ST.
Petersburg on . scientific commission.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19

CLOVER Tns Mosr NurkIrIous.-A Accurate
experiments hare been made in Illinois 70
test the comparative value Of timothy and
Clover nay. The experiments were carried
on for two years and the results were thst
the clover hay uniformerly yielded ton per
cent. more milk than the timothy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19

e. Professor Woolsey, of Yale College.
has an article in the las. number of the Nav
Lngianocr, al winch he exposes ia 4 master
" manner the Ignorance Of Judge Daniel.
OF the Supreme Court Of the United States
who in bis opinion in the bred Scott ca.e'
had undertaken 10 fortify his position. 81 4
raferenee TO Roman history and law The
Professor SHOWS that the Judge has utterly
failed 70 apprehend tn meaning Of the aa.
thorities upon which be relies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19
New r.llor,nx M.n..

New Tailoring n ouse.
vIsHE subscriber would take this method Of In.
forming the gentlemen OF Keokuk and vicinity
that he has takena
Store on 4th ST., bet. Main and Biondsou,
for the purpose ot carrying the above business
Having been connected for several years With one
Of the hrst houses in Boston, he feels con 6dcnce
in inviting any one in want Of Clothing 10 call and
examine his stock, consisting in part Of Black,
Blue. Olive, Green, Brown and Mulberry French
and German Broadcioths; dermpn and Preach
Doesktns, Cassimcres. rich Silk and Marseiiies
Vestings, Furnishing Goods, Trimmings, lie.
u. n. SMITH.
keokuk, Iowa, July2 Std
Notice.
Id 4. SMITH respectfully informs bis friends
IL. and customers that he has gone East to pnr-
chasehis Fall Goods, and will return shout the
hrstof september taug4du
NOTICE.
"E the undersigned Bankers Of the City Of
" heokuk, will continue 10 receive Keokuk
City Scrip on deposit as other currency.
FORD, l0kHAM FORD.
DkMfS6 l. LOVE.
CHAPLIN 4 LEE.
angl3atf FICkLEN 4 LUCAS.
|
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MISSOURI ELEcTIoN.-1hree counties to
hear from, and Rollins is oi7 ahead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19
enANsYLvANaA CDNSSlAL xAIL

eDWNsYLvANAA CuUJ1eAL NAIL
[ > sou
, - ,' .ask:.sl r n.
~ go: : 1870 .iI u. e,i = !. M - nj
The K. press Mail RUNS Daily, be other two sun
days excepted. Making Direct Con-
nections with all trains from
81. Lcuis, Moi Dubuque. keokuk and Iowa City,
lows, Caira, Rock lslapd and Chicago, Ills;
Lsxinston and sloaisvilis, Ky. Tsre
HAute, Indisnapoiis And Lafayette,
Ind !; Cincinnati, Columbus, Day
ton, Toledo, Clevei and, Zanes-
syilie, Oesstline, Massilon
and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, ksnsss, NeAessta, Minnesota, and
All Peints An the West.
vARE A. Low ~ ~ ANY OTHER RourE.1R
Passengers from the West can rely upon this
MS being the shortest and most cx-
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THOS. MOORE, Assnt
Passenger Lines Of Penn. II. r., Philadslphia.
August ~, 81
Great uancemr ntsI =. 1raEs,s Arc.
tic ltuinsens.
A NY person purchasing ono large bottle or four
"A small bottles Of this celebrated Lini ment,
will receive scrip emitting them 10 the "United
States Journal' for one yesr. This 10 one Of the
best chSnces ever offered for subscribing for the
pest journal ~ Literature IN the United Htotee.
I Call IT KING rAYLOR'S
auglS No Aain.st
GoodwlM's Ex. Lsmss.
ENoR havoring pastry, islIies, sauces, lee cream,
l. ETC., just received and Tor sale in any quantity
augls KING BATTALION, l Asinst.
vainahle PnblScastsR..
~ BOWS Revicw and industrial Resources Of
~ the South and West.
Hunts Merchants Magazine.
North Western Review tx eokukl.
Ihomps.n's bsnk Note eomme rcisl Reporter.
Lord Cincinnati Detector.
Paddock Bank Mirror, Cincinnati.
Chicago Bank Note List.
Prcsburys Detector, st. Louis.
Clark'e do do
Gold and Silver Coin Charts, Plate Books dc
Prices Current Of the latest dAtss constantly on
hand, together with all the leading com m rein
and scientific journals, newspapers, kc for sale At
IL. G. CLAkkE'S
auslsd Literary Depot.
A Capital Investme n !...No Cash
PAymeht ReQMlr.di
rINIiE subscribers offer for sale. for fe~ day.
L sas, STEAM SASH and BLIND FACTORY
in complete running order, In the centre of bust
forbrr days will be odered, att on time, greater
part III 2, ard years, 1T pr cent. interest
per aunum. No money until next May.
RICkEY 4 SIMPSON,
Third sf., between Main and Johnson.
augl5-d5t
PcrrmPi0ry sale Of Dry g. Ods.
INHE entire stock of the Second Street Ches D
Dry t.'ods Store will be close cut siderably
less than first coat close the store eel. TO con
tinue two weeks.
augl5
4
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$50 -fSO(Y W.C1.1i

~ Keokuk City Bills 1t prcmium of = cent
~ 10 kzchangs for drsceriss and Rrsit Of AL
kinAs, 1T tho cornsr Of AAin-st. and Lsvss.
autsd KING TAYLOR.
lessons IN French. German, Latin.
Greek. DrAWlng = Mathe0As acs.
DROP. BRAESS O6srs his services y tsschsr Of
y the Languages, Drawing and Sciences 70 the
Ladies' and 0snosUon u Ksoknk.
We, the undenisnsAs having had Instructions
from Prof. Brasss pcrspsally aud in onr families,
shserfully Sscommsd him 70 the ctiseps Of Keok al
- good, e6icispt and laithfal teaShse, u every
WY worthy Of their patronags.
Rev. nr. Wiliiams. VA. Dssss,
Mrs.. n. B. Diskinson, r. xiehas.
Mn. Geo. Z Kiiboarne, Jslss 0sisss.
Augast lid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19

s-
a MASONIC MOVEMENT. -PrRcuAsK OF Mr..
VERNON We lind the following announce.
ment in the Richmond Dispatch
We understand that one or more az IN,
Masonic Lodges of this city have originated
plan Tor the purchase Of Mount Vernon,
which, il taken hold Of in earnest by the
.'broshers OF the mystic tie" throughout the
Union cannot fail OF success. The plan pro.
posed IS to get the subordinate lodges IL
contribute vi for each member. The price
asked Tor the Mount Vernon estate is $500.
Duu, aud the Masonic statistics show III,
order numbers three hundred thousand; &C
that II all the lodges in the Union acce,le b
the proposiilon--an the probability is tina,
they witi-~the purchase Of Mount Vernon
may be looked upon as fixed fact. But III,
suggestion, as given out. does not stop here,
when the iand which contains the las,
mortal remains OF the immortal Washin ,toa
Is possessed by too Masons, they propose d
present 1t to the State OF Virginia, only re.
/ serving to their order the right to NEE,
around the tomb of their deceased brothe,
once every year, to celebrate his imperisha.
o y. deeds and to keep alive his great name
"e nave strong faith IN this patriotic plan
Tor The purchase Of Mount Vernon, knowing
1 - - ~. N"As tuN olutF from which II GINA.
mates are ever ready for good deeds. nnd
never look back when they put their hand.
70 the pillow. lie, every true Mason feel Ina,
the tomb Of Washington can onlv b, me- .
served from decay by his efforts. and NJ, ,
few shor. months viii roll by ere il iii, ~
The property Of that State which raye hin
birth, and to whose keeping alone his ashes
should be entrusted.
DEATH or GRAxAAR.--James B. Foley. n,
4 Aa-i..... Congressman elected last fall. sen
the following note, the other day. to an ed;.
( Tor. Beng great statesman, Mr.. Fole,
can murder with impunisy the President,
English; but be must have made Lin,,ls,
Murray roll over several times in his grave
Dear sir, you will please find two dol
lars enclosed for the payment Of the Yis;,o,
you have been kind enough TO send mo van,
paper for the last nine Months-nud We ~,
tod from the best orthority that the LAHORE,
- worthy his haires must say yours i .
good county paper SO faire ~ General new,
/ ~ oonserned--as to the political Par, Of n,
papef-according TO my opinion will fal
short 70 some Extent the great principeal
taught by our four fathers but you are yer,
young and hope you Will prove ours truly
! JAxEs b. FoLxY.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-19

a POTHEOARi1os HALL, essaeref JsAa- =
"A sen and 1lt a&e4ts, Keohuh Iowa, e
Mbelessls Aed Mall Dsaasrs 3 A~r.
4selsinss, OAanleAle, Oil, Dye 8ta6I, q
sss3e aery, Gtass, 1shAcse and Gaues; Astsnl
4e4ie3AO q al ktnds nov II ~, anA ~ een-
aaqtlt teeeivlags direct Iron ths laetASp eltles,
wsll-selsetsd stse&, u vAieh tAsy iavite ~ ~
ts4tioa II dsAlsry.
C1st01en sna ehysiaiaAs will always 1nd 81
this eetahlishmsnt 1seeh ~ UnaAnl4ssatsd NOD
teines, whish toey 0DDstvs0 eFsAt rNneuHALcAsn
fes this naskss, - tAsir 49, - = lev y any
sthse Aesss u 6As uenes. 4 ~ sss*
N.8-1tsAss ssll nd examine their stosk -.
ore purchasing elssvAsss. (ass7
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PeFrmPt0ry sale OF Dry Goods.
rnHE entire sttck Of the Second Street Cheap
Dry tiooss Store vii be close cut nsiderabiy
less than first coat to close the store. ese TO con
tinue two weeks.
nupi5
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We 'Ass s. .. ne 4 iii ssuee e.

DIGkL1O Pork, DAsen eAeulaeso. ohA0, asu
= Aans, lps sale b. ~ basrsl anA sis1es end q
retail, ~ KELLOGG Bf1N1,
aag5-d9w Teusth-st.