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TrcesoiIer an clever.

John Van Buren,, the notorious Freesoiler,
is in clover. He is grazing in the green pas
lures OF the Democracy at Washington, and
treated as deferentiAlly ~ II he had never
broken the fence and followed the wild herd
OF Buffaloes in ls4S. Tho N. Y. Tribune's
Washington correspondent writes:
John Van Buren, looms up in these hot
parts with sort Of colossal grandeur. One
might suppose the whole Buffalo tribe Of A.
ID. l64S, was bodily transferred to his pos
session and power, such IL his majestic mein,
assured air and commanding control. All the
departments open their inmost recesses to his
welcome prescnce. Secretaries arc too glad
to see 10 national man. Assistant Score
taries hail his coming with willing prostra-
tions. Clcrks are honored In touching the
HON Of his garment, and papers voluntarily
desert their musty fles, seeking the inQuisi-
ton of his flashing orbs. In fact, be 10 cock
OF the walk. No body else dare crow, ex.
ccpi Dean Richmond 10 . corner. The i'm
mortal John 10 lord OF oil he surveys, and
has even given reluctant consent to be can
didatc at Charleston, il Mr.. Buchanan shall
be got out of the way, in order to accommo-
date cur southern brethren. And, what il
more than all, be really dimes at the White
House, which IL moro than any OF your Black
Republicans can say"
John 10 the returned prodigal son. His
Democratic father has taken him to his boz
som, killed the fatted calf, and celebrated
his return with music and dancing.
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Notice.

We hQesby give notice that We have adopt
49, oAdA System With regard to sabsorip-
-. HsosefoItA, no naue viii BE- entered
- books unless it BE- accompanied By
- - ~Asasver the psy runs GU. the pa
- IN ptep, unless or until more cash 10
taeoniaS,
IAs6p Mo tssssr to pay the carriers can
~ = ,!bat thsy must look to the carriers and
uot 70 = Tor their PAPERS, a the carriers
~ Ne papers Of MS, and there our respon-
tlbilisy ends. The sarri1ss are advised to
require paynsnss strictly in advance, in all
sspm, bat if they see n y give credit sha. is
\ Isir businsss aaa not Or.
u regard TO the rstss and the terms Of
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules pablished in GU. papers respectively
will bs strictly adhered to.
ne J. B. HOWELL l. CO.,
.a HENRY NEWTON 4 90.
KEOKUKPOST,
per WV. REEs, Ae't.
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IRromtAe Nashville Ansrioan.l
KxoxvrLLx, June 10, 1883.
All this reminds me Of IN occurrences Of
the olden time, whereat hare lauehsd, and
psrhaps you may: Todkins was delivering
himself ofsome rather pungent remarks, adj
dressed point blank to 'Bynum lyon will re-
member HIM. which were rounded OF some
what in this style. Sand now, you id vii
lain, you sneaking dog cared puppy, mean
to grikd up my foot and make soabbard For
it in your loathsome carcass.' Bynum, who
had listened With an air Of bewildered aston
ishment to the whole invectiye, without onca
looking at the inveighcr, took my arm, and,
after walking some distance in silence, re-
marked, 81 am pery excitable man, and.
when aroused, very exceedingly dangerous.
do not wish to trust my. judgment 10 this
matter, and having full confidence in yours,
I'd like TO obtain your deliberate opiaion.--
Do--you--not-thi think the general tenor OF
Toxins remarks, as addressed to me, were
tinged (perhaps slightly so) with--with h
something sayoring of personality ?" !
grnvely replied, most decidedly not that
viewed them ~ the most guardcdly general
remarks had ever heard, and most particu-
larry the concluding climax. Bynum was
magnanimously disposed to accept my inter-
probation, and proceeded towards dinner--a
continuation of our walk. The next tab.
leaux was, said B., ssundsr steam," with
Toxins in furious chase, armed with An old
buggy shaft, which he Was industriously
"grinding up" to sharp point with dinner
knife. Men,: he didn't catch him,
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SOMETHING NEWT
Grocery and Pr0ctsion Store In Msson's
L0Usr addition,
sfsHK subscriber isopsning store u Tie corner
1 OF Ash and l sts., in Mason q Lower Addition
sale Of Family Groeeriss, Proyisioas, Hssss
keeping Articles, Mineral Water, Zoe, Ac., but No
WHISKY. Look for the big sign In view from Con-
vent Hill. Cheap ~ the cheapest for cash.
p. A. URMSTON.
iy3e-d1m-is
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned not to buy or
n negotiate certain Bond for $1,000, issued by
the City Of keokuk, dated Sept. LIST 1887, number
ed 3I6, and payable twenty years after date, to
NJ. O'Hrien Co. or bearer, aud bearing per cent.
interest, or any coupons belonging TO the same
Or TO buy or negotiate certain City Warrant, Is
sued by said City to the Young America Fire Com
psny, for the sum Of SIS rs, and dated April 9th
1883, as the said Bond and City Warrant having
been lost mislaid paym emit has been stopped and
application made for tho renewal thereof.
jy7dBt GEORGE DENIEON.
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XIX, Hale Z 9 o.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,

R11nasncss.
Tbs Park Bank, New York.
EDWARD Iylsr, ESD. Cashisrss1oik Bk., Boston.
Messss. Dams, 1aSrar Hyds. Npston.
Bank Of New bury, Walls Mvss, W.
snsssrs. hsttocks, Fron I 6mith, CHICAGO.
Messrs. Greeley DE, st. Louis,
Rev. Gee. Dsnisen, xeekuk. -
y; 3. Human, Esq, /"
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IN ri,sI ~ s1s
IN 1As Hstssy q sAs uaitsd States, Vol. W.;
M1ne vi. I. # ths American Revelation !: y Gee.
1aasreft IN. Unitasm With tAs pssvioIa vol,
Also, jsst psblished, billiard "a vspdoss. NJ
LuN of Vsx11ss end Purchasers of Real Property.
~ Draaeis HillfAsd Esq, Author 81 ssThs IAw q
uort9sg6o,' -. Two vols. ID ore. ove. o..
1sf sslsh y OaDHN, BR0wNELL . co.,
may1ld 81 4stn-k.
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rIsHE Fourth Quarter Of this School will com.
mencs on Monday, May 10th, in the rooms on
ath street between N ain and johnson.
The same nigh aims in regard TO scholarship and
disciplin will Be maintained ~ heretofore. The
school win hereafter be opsn TO both male and r.
male pupiIs.
There viii b. three departmsnts--Primary In
tcrmsdiato and Aesdcmic--in which the charge DER
quarter of ton weeks will be ~ follow.
PRIMARY Department, Per quarter, ..........1 9 %
internsdiate Department, per quartsr,..... . 90
Academic Department, per quarter. 10 %
Ihessrstes. payable Invariably BY the middle Of
the quarter defray the entire expenses Of tuition
There will BE- general weekly exercises In Com
position, Elocution, re.
No deduction viii be made for absence, except in
cases Of protracted sickness.
The services Of Prof. Braces have been secured to
give instruction iaGeFman, French, Drawing, and
Oil Painting. Hewili also give instructions Ia the
preparatory exercises Of Perspective Drawing free
Of charge.
j. NJ McLANE,
Keokuk, May Q. Esd Principal,
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AND BLANK BOOK 1ANU11OT0RY.
nLANK Books mads sd ruled TO any required
Dpattssu. Court Rssords y astiees Doeksts, ~
ssssoEs Books Poll Books, ~, ~, furnished q
short notiee.
Old Bsoks, Magazines, Music, H., bound or re-
bound II any style desired.
D1iiding, sornsr of Main ana GSsond-sn.
sSp III SID ISAAC u. pHAnCB.
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w . ore An q ssiil q n per.
1915.

NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
7Aafhssvy and costtnsai Rent would room ysvrAssss
DesirabissSd Psmaneaf HomssseaA, ssesvs fyep
sAnt1s' ssectito~s asd Landlords' dx1s.
tISHE subscriber now offers our new citizens the
1 cheapest bargain yet ont, being Dwelling
House large enough for an ordinary family, en-
closed by neatly painted paling fence, with rood
water convenient, in . healthy location and quiet
neighborhood, within ton minutes walk OF the
Estes House.
FIRST COME: FIRST CLAIM.
II taken seon, can be hsd at Low figures. A
rare bargain, whcther for residence pr " IN in.
vestment. title guaranteed.r
TsRns-e2s2 cash, balance in payments 10 de-
commodate purchaser. For caah liberal i1pocuut
will b. made. ~ :"
Inquire of the undersisisG, Day's Building,
Exshange-st corner Of l2th, or at ths olaoe 81
W. W. Dixo1, Atheneum Buiidings.
dis p, A. URMSTON.
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DlsseluttOm,

fINHE partnership between J. T. Beatty 4 Co., Of
i the Union Foundry, expired on the day Of
July, 1883. The business will b continued and
old aff.,a settled up, by ]. T. Beatty. All per-
soHs indebted to the late firm viii please call aud
settle. J. I. BEATTY.
july55ts c. T. BEATTY
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sInger,s seWlng MaeAlne.

I Ing Machines ere dssned ipdispensshls. TN
public insist upon having their clothing Ia, na1s
~ them SINCERE Family Sewing Machine i ths
lsssss presented for eompstitica, and, being A.
Win full knowledge Of the dsfsets II ether
them all. II il ths hssdsomsss sewinr M.ehins
ever made, and the easiest u learn TO operate.
Its excellent nschsnical priscipies and qualities
gre readily sappresisted BY those aequafntcd with
ssomiag anivsssally aaephd. Apply for i. N.
singer Co. = 0asstts. Copies supplied eYatis.
WesteTn once lee Lake Street, Chieeso.
mshAd6m WIN. BRODERICK. Agent.
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Another sheet Iron
Safe Gone!
MORE ROHBRmIEs.

A SHEET IRON SAFE as. @. HERRING,s,' -
was robbed night or two since, In this city. The
SAFE was thrown on its back on some bags OF
coffee, powder put into the lock, tho door blown
open, and some $500 extracted.
WHEN WILL MEN LEARN WISDOM
Way longer use Sheet Iron Safes that are contin-
uaily being blown open and robbed
LlLLlI.,s SAFES
are the only reliable Safes in use, sure proof
against fire and burglars.
The undersigned agents for Lilies Safes are
ready at any time, to test his safes with any other
make Of safes used in this city. Call around gen.
t.einan, those tho can open Of Lille q 81 fes
With sledge hAmmsY--any Of cur safes arc at
your service. Try Thorn on. Mr.. Lille don't pre-
tend to make safe that never can be broken into
but he does pretend to make Safe, and does do it,
that will resist the burglars tool or ere, great
deal lonser time than any other safe now made.
We will guarantee to open any Of tho Sheet Iron
safes in half the time you can open one Il Lii
he's, IL you can open ore at all
A full assortment Of i4iliie's Safes Mt
LILLIn's Agency, 1873, Main St.
July, 2pT TILLINGliAsT LANE - BUEL.
DisseiutHon.
flNHE eo-partnership heretofore existing between
he subscribers, under tho name and arm Of
Ramsay, stannus ! Haynes, was dissolved ON the
18th inst, by mutual consent. All the claims and
business OF the late firm have been left In the
han 10 Of s. Haynes for collection and settlement
and who alone IL authorized to nee the name Of
the firm In liquidation, J. C. RAMSAY,
WM. sTANNUS,
S.nAYNEs.
~ Ramsay d Haynes stin continue business 1t
the old stand. All those indebted 10 the old arm
earnestly requested IL come forward and settle
the same atan early day.
june 2S, 1s5s-d6t
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Ourfrisad Judgs Ballingsr informs u that
bic vbsat erop, = sone one kindred and
afsy aofs, rhish appeared in sdmirable con-
diticn only last 1Ssk, Is now utterly destroy
I'd BY. the blight. 1t will not pay for hAr-
vesting, in his opinion, and he does not ak
poet to cut IL. He has examined number
Of fields in his peighborhood, all OF which
are in the same Condition.
The Judges ia spring wheat, A. Is also the
crop Of his neighbor, Rob't Reed, which has
Jared no better than his. II. g. Stuart and
Judge Munson, Of Montrose Township, both
Of whom had large quantities Of fall wheat,
consider Il hardly worth harvesting, the rust
having ruined i some days ago.
This, We suppose, is the condition Of the
wheat crop generally in the southern part Of
The county, and our information from the
western part Of the county indicates that
the wheat cfop is NOT much better in that
section.
The oats crop is reported failure so far
as We have heard, it having been badly struck
with rust.
This 10 melancholy news, but We trust that
the blight and rust may not prevail over a
large extent Of country.
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A well mixed Race.

There il now in Rochester, N. r., q man
aged one hundred and six years, whose an
cestry, together with his own progeny, will
exhibit one Of the strangest mixtures OF
races we have ever heard Of. His name is
John Shanadoah O'Brian, and he was born
in Boston in 1852. His father was AN Irish.
man and his mother an Indian, Of the Onei-
da. tribe. When twelve years old he was
sent TO France, and there educated az a phy-
siciap. lie returned 10 America and served
I.in the Revolutionary War; afterward he went
BACK 10 France, and there married the dangh.
'ter Of the Emperor Of siorocco, by whom he
had eight children; With her no lived 10 the
United States for some time, and she died. -
He then married an American woman, de-
seconded from the Tcntonic line, and after her
death married a negress, who was fftv wears
younger than himself, and by whom he had
four children. In his children are united
the blood Of the Celts, the Teutons, the A.
fiaan, and the North American Indians.
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\ A.PRIxTEA's ToAsr.-- Wom0n- fairest
work Of creAtion-the edition bsing exten-
sivs, let no man be without COPY.
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Lost
A SMALL Brass Key, designated by tho No. 10
n stamped upon It, The finder will be literally
rewarded BY leaving the nj the Music Store Of
lySi3ts b. b, HlNMAN.
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BAKNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

FEEDING THE HUNGRY.
NOW, in considsrAsion Of hard times, IL Il
IN very necessary for our citizens to use econ
omy inrths purchase IT what they consume. In
order 20 live fat and cheap ,ou must bur GOOD
and CHEAP articles. To do this, eAll al W. II
Austin Goa old stard, where you will nndhil
successor.
8. L. Barnum,
and his accom- modating clerks, vhe are over
ready and willing to administer to tho wants Of
the countless nnlttudes who daily throns
around his counter. awaiting their turn 10 Be-
served wita the good thingsso necessary 10 life.
Citizens Of kcckuk, ard fnGnsrs of the sur.
rounding country, give me avail, and you will
never Ieg.etit the longest day you live.
The Undersigned having purchased the entire
sto Il Of " II. Austin Co., AT No. l0s, sonth
side OF Main street, thtse doors west Of Fourth,
ID solicisous OF aaksrs Vt the patronage OF his
friends and the pubic generally.
Goods will be delivered to any part Of the
city with promptness and dispatch4 Terms strict
N. u. You viii find yeucAn buy goods fully u
cheap ~ you formerly have done. Don't forget
Ivy MAin-st. 8. L. BAKNuM.
Hark q Ne Bootiess Keekukiaps /
fI,lMEs sre Hard. MONEY il Scarce. But
4 Duk 10 up with this Timss, and down with
the Cash. II times are hard, MS WORK LAsrs 4
vnRr cRsAr wniLE. II money Is scarce, He
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just rcecived his Spring Stock, he 10
now ready TO accommodate all who may give him
call, either h Eastern or lustom-mads work, and
wouh call par icalar attention TO the latter.
Having established manufacturing on the most
extendedscsls, hs vi keep constantly on hand and
make TO order evsry thing in his line from puftse
on paieA or making al infanf's .Aos, to Saf4s
Gaier or Patent CAY Boef, and viii sen the be,t Of
goods at the Very lowest possible prices for CASH
II custom work he warsauts frs, not TO cramp,
hut tc t'urc Cnrns. =
MAMMOTH BOOT.
apr3sd Nos. S., e. and 6s Main-st.
save Your Money
A ND keep your Provisions from spoiltus by
N purchasing one Of Reed 1 Nesls' fee Okes6,
manufactured all sizes, II their Carpsntsr aad
Johbing shop. on johnson street, bstwesn III and
k&h. i.5 n
venitian Blinds Gnslde) nads 70 osdss. Ordsss
From distance promptly attended e..
mAy27dlm
lOUU i. b. V0WILL,
jdnsl1 Isl 0aln-st.
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Address y. y. BRENNAN,
junell -dlt-wst Loaisyliis. Ky.
KEOKUK CLAssICAL sCaOOI..
VIE undersigned will open on Monday next,
1 the 10th Of May, in the Iowa Medical college,
In this city, Classical School for the instruction
Of young neu and boy,.in which win b taught
nasies also, ths higher S..nsS.. q Common
English Education. Regular rscisattons II scrip
turs will also be kept up during the session.
The scholastic year viii b divided into four
quarters, Of ten weeks each.
Languages, Sciences and higher Mathematics, per
BIO 20
Common English Branches, per quarter..!., 80
Payable q the end Of sssh quarter.
w. W. JAMESON, Principal.
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hob,t Miiiigan, A. NJ, Prot. Aath. Bethany Col
Rev. !; 4, Moon, Principal Mo.sar.li. A..d. VI.
u. x.A W..
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SELLING OFF AT COsTl
Miss WARNER will offer, for the next twenty
1Sl days, at cost for cssh, her entire stock OF
READY MADE BONE-E1s
Those Who have not Supplied themselves with
SUNNI CT Bonnen will aud it much 10 their advAn.
tagc to call soon.
keokuk, June 80, 80 D.
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8T-Calvin w. phileo, suthor Of "Twice
Married "Akin by Marriage" and other
magazine articles, we'll known to the readers,
OF Putnam's and tho Atlantic, died ~ Eul6eld,
Conn.,, Oh the 30th nit. Mr.. philso was "a
active politician as well as popular wri-
ter. 4
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Aepabliean Congrcssionai Conven.
ton.

HeHbIIe9n C0nKressIOAaI COnVen.
The Republican Congressional Convention
foe Mis- district met 1t Oskaloosa on tho 7th.
- was presided over by Dol. Shelledy, Of
Jasper. and vas quite numerousiy attended.
The utmost harmony and good feeling pre-
vailed. On the informal ballot, there were
% votes cast for Col. Samuel r. Curtis, 81
for Judge Edwards, Of Lucas Go. and 10 for
SQdge Sewers. Tho nomination was then
made BY reclamation, and Col. Curtis an
nouncea a. the unanimous choice of the Con-
vaafion. The delegates were all in high
spirits, and promised good account for the
cause in October.
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= STORE ROOMS rrts- ~ New uo.s,--. a.
q Main street, and I'd Fifth 1tfoetr-all OF which
wili.scnt for retail stores, for the following
kinds OF husinsss: Drugs and Ferfsmery, Cent s
Farnishine floods, Merchant Tailoring, Ladies
Shoe Establishment, Millinery, Dry Goods, Con.
dictionary ana Ice Cream, Family Grocery, and
Cigars aud Tobacco.
Aso, one Sosm connected with the house for
va{lsty kt0fs or Bazaar Z all Of which will Be
feroM ~ term according 70 the times.
! aN1ed H0NGiSH > WILSRY.
E00 LBS, Celorsd Psints-lry and = oIJ -for
wy sale ~ 8. B. VOWnLL,
@V1 III 4ain-et.
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Order No. 81.
WAN WITH ENGLANDy

ITO the Keokuk Guards, Or to any persons i.
holding the arms and scooutrsmsnts b. =
longing to that Company. You are hereby A
notified 70 deposit tho same at No. l53 Main -
street, and receive . receipt for the name. II In
especially desired and recommended thai All arm
returned may be we'll cleaned and In rood order.
7. I. McKENNY, First kieut.,
june2AIw Commanding Keokuk Guards.
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direct IMPersasaen
38 or
= A B DWARF AND OUTLIRY!
3. ". & II, FUCKER

d. w. u 3uQKf3M
IMPORTERS AND WHoIRsALr nrAxr.s
i havs h stsre, ana ere reeeivine thsi, ..c,i;ss
fertile spring trsds .alrsst nor ~ ~ rax
they olsr % sssh - prennt Il S ~
verable terms. M staah h.,rs -.-.s,s. Z. 49,. -
they soaAdsntly solicit an sx.ninasie. ~ tE.s
same. ii. MT TifGE m -
Nay le.dkv as.r - M $3.50
49, - - :: .-11 "a 100 rse.oex.
ssc, sa s.s large siosl q Anss'
..zle s:x.A Z. rUoxsa.
I'LL FL. E z; s:.-seysAs Stones, q di1srsst
nayI0 rrcvv.
Oir1an ILLS -vasioss qualified q SsyiHs
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Notice 70 Houssksspers.
ECONOMY or TINE AND MONEY !!

ONLYROW 30 OAY6y
i WILL ssll 80 cords Of dry and bard Wood
i UupsH coss, tvo-thirds 1t which Is u the J1rsi
quality for making auick and hot Ares, 70 VII
AAsk hsrryp Hickory aad Ash. and one third Oak,
Elm aad Walnut, I'll q. two Year. ago. FOR IL
next 30 days will soil this wood BY the cord, -four
fest long, delivered, 1t the following prices:
cord bard and dry, delivered, (unsAwed), 81 90
cords do do sawed 1B 90
10 do do do do Is 90
n desired, quantities Of cords or more viii b
delivered any whore in the city, corded, nsssmsd
and sawsd at the above prices.
Tho second quality, Or soft wood, will b dsliv-
sssd ct ~ rs per cord.
Persons who vish 70 try this wood can have one
load Of 50 fest delivered for 81 rs, or 3 loads
making cord for % 50.
Persons Wishing good Wood will call soon o.
the WOOD Yard, corner Of High md Fifth streets.
- TERMS positively CASH. -
iuns3fdfm r. LEBRE1ON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-10

VTFHE great success OF THIS 0ntefptisc has been
4 the devout wish Of all civilized Nations for
the last two years, and that the result Of the
last effort 10 due, people are spell until the
result is made known, But all this intense excite
ment is nothing compared with DUKES New Stock
Of Goods just received from tho manufacturers and
for sale cheap for cash At the Emporium. It'sno
use talking Of styles or prices, his goods are the
cheapest and best in market, and al he asks II
that people interested may call and soc. ono
trouble to show 1oods,t' jy9d