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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-06

Legns Nosice.--.F . Pcl Osure.
Toe. J.. Hyatt and III, A. hyatt his wife, VIM. NJ /.
faherty and Cynthia A. Fiaheriy his wife,
Francis j. cakes and Abraham W. Buskirk.
partners as Cakes 4 Hu4kitk:
V0u and each OK you hereby notified that
4 there 10 Gle in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court OF Ice County, Iowa, at keokuk,
petition Of Sears NJ. L9yeridge claiming Of you,
tho said G. P. Hyatt and VIM. N Flaherty, the
sum Of nine hundred and sixty dollars, with 8
per cent interest thereon from June lat, 1887, on
two made by you dated june lst, 1857, one
for SAC, and the other Sia2, each with per cent.
int crest the first 1T four months and the second al
six months each pay sbis to b. McQailiin, and by
said McQuii.in Endorsed 70 said Loycridgc; and
also cluiming Of each u you the foreclosure OF .
mortgage made BY you ths said 9: +. Hyatt and
wife and VIM. NJ. TiaLerty and wife to one John
Shane, dated June lat 1857, 10 secure in part said
notes, on the w \ Of NV. Of section ~, and
the NE. Of NE. OF section -, all in TIP, 60,
N. X. 8 west, Lee county, Iowa. which mortgage
has also been assigned 10 said Loveridge, and
notice Of the tendency Of said suit directed to you
having to you been rsturned TO the last Septcm-
Der term Of said court, 'aot found, and an order
Of publication had. Now, you and each OF you are
farther notified that unless You appear and plead,
answer or demur TO the raid petition, on or before
the morning OF the second day Of the Aext term Of
said court, to be begun and holden at the city Of
keokuk in said county on the hrst Monday Of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1889, Judgment will be rendered
against you thereon, by default.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Attorneys for Pleintif.
The Plaintiff In the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned order Of publication to the fore going
named defendants, from the District Court of Lee
County, lows, ut Keokuk, therefore Let publication
be made in the "Daily cato City," = newspaper
Published in said county, week for four con-
secatiye wcoks. ERIE +. LEIGH,
Nov. 8, 1858 dim Clerk DC.
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AEuuuy Sell.

Doctors are very wise men, sometimes.--
This fact ia illustrated by the following from
the New Bedford Mercury:
10 certain hourishing village down east.
ward, where fourishes literary institution,
q gentleman took one Of family OF infant
puppies, and, gaining entrance into neigh
boris house before the folks were wide awake
enough to know what he was about, chucked
the little creature among litter of kittens,
OF like tender age. Puss made no distinc-
ton between the stranger and her own of
spring, and he on his own part took kindly
and confdingly to his new nurse. Great was
the establishment Of the household, when it
was discovered Gas they supposedly that their
cat was the dam OF puppy. The news Of
80 portentious a birth spread over town like
wild6re. People came in focks to SEQ the
sight. The fortunate pussessor was offered
Eve dollars for the little monster, but declared
he would not part with it for FIVE hundred
That tho case might not fail Of due anthem
tication, two physicians, of the frat respect
ability, we're summoned to inspect and report
upon it. They jointly and severally scruti-
mixed tho snimuf, md found that it WAS Ger.
tainly puppy, having all the characteristics
OF the dog race, except the patrs. Those
were pronounced to resemble eats claws
The perpetrator of the joke couldn't hold in
| any longer. The cat was out Of the bag ia
q twinkling, and If the doctors outlive the
memory OF their essay in comparative zoolo-
gy, they will be more lucky than most VIC
Tins of . sssell.n
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
16S8--5e.

The Nav York Tfibune, now mors than seven
tesn ysars old, which was the hrst Journal In the
world TIA, appaeSsd regularly on IN imperial
eight page o. ~ at 20 low prizes - two cents and
which has attained the unparalleled aggregate of
more than 200 900 sutsci ipions respectfully solc
its share Of the patronage witch the Nctropol-
itan Press 10 hcnceforth to receive.
Within the present year The Tribane has pro-
vidtd itself with new and faster press, At . cost
sf $50 ,ooo, merely that some of our subscribers
may receive their papers mail earlier than they
otherwise might do
With correspondents at the most important points
throughout the civilized world, and . stat Of
writer's chosen from among tho best In tho coun-
try, we believe that even those who dislike the
politics Of our paper concede TO IL franknsss In
avowing i;s convictions and ability In maintaining
them. Wcappeal then, to those who believe thai
increased circulation Of the Tribune would con-
dnce to the political, intellectual and moral we'll
being of the Republic, to aid " In sdscting such
increase.
The Daily Tribuneis printed on large imperial
sheet, and published every morning and evening.
for six dollars pcr ADnum In advance % 90 for six
months.
The Semi Weekly Tribune, 10 published every
Tuesday and Friday, and contains al the Editorial
Of the Daily, with the Cattle, Horse and General
Mark cts, reliably reported expressly for the Iri-
bnne; Foreign and Domestic Correspondence, and
during he coming session of Congress IL will
tain summary Of Congressional doings with the
more important speeches. II will also contain =
hrst-class Novel, continued from number TO num-
Der. thus ahording frst-rate family newspaper TO
those who prefer not to take Daily.
TERMS,
One copy one year,. a.Oo
Two copies one year........ 500
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This ew York WaetIv Tr,hurs tarva a;rbt
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My..eriou. Di.covsry .s Sea.

A most horrible and mysterious discovery
of.a wreck at sea 10 reported by Capt. Far
ley, Of the ship William Singer, arrived yes.
terday from London. He says that on Tho
Goth IL September last, in lat. SO "a, lonx.
As 81 W., he discovered wreck 20 the north.
ward, which proved TO be tho bark MayAow.
er, Of New York, with her hnlwarks gons md
nothing standing but the mixxen. mast. On
scnding boat on board, they found human
bones strswn about the deck, and tho bodies
Of woman and child in the last stages Of
decomposition. The only articles on board
which could be identified wers ! bundle 81
shirts, socks, and handkerchief, narked A. in
red, and Is. D. j. and j. d. !, in blue thread,
chronometer marked ssTwo days, Leavett,
Leadcnhall street, London, No. 49," and
several articles OF little value, belonging TO
the master or mate; and silver watch, ssNo.
9G50, g. j. Gram, maker, London.n She
WAS loaded with stone, and had, evidently,
been boarded before, as she Was stripped 10
the gun-wales. The Imagination shudders
| in picturing the story Of horror, sequel Of
which il Swallowed forth bs this discovery 81
Capt. Farley's.-[New Orleans Courier, Oct
24th.
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singular Resribatlon.

A cotemporary mentions the following re-.
mintscence connected with the recent duel in
California in which VIM. +. Ferguson lost
his life:
THE recent duel between VIM. r. Fergu-
son and Geo. Penn johnson, in which the
former lost his life, presents curious case.
There is dueling law 10 California, the
penalties Of which are very severe. This
law was drawn up and passed BY tho exer-
s.oas sii. johnson, VINO, st tnc time,
WAS member OF the Legislature. II pro.
vides that il death ensues within one year
after the date OF tho duel, from any wound
inflicted, the survivor, upon conviction, shall
punished by imprisonment in tho State
prison Tor any term not exceeding seven
years, nor less than one year. The surviving
party il liable for all debts Of his victim,
aid Tor the expenses incurred, and the sup.
port Of his family during HE sickness---if he
was not killed instantly the heirs Of the
deceased are entitled TO recover the sum OF
$40 ,0OV.n
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~ -
Hts Papor.-The Editor's Agony.
In speech at Camden, N. j., few days
since, Col. Forney said:
Now, gentlemen, have most melancholy
announcement to make ia this connection
II is that the Newspaper, the Press, is stop
ped-my Press is stopped! [Sensation.l |
did not expect in coming here, to be com
PEELED to make this sorrowful announcement;
but it is nevertheless the fact. The Press is
stopped--not the establishment, but the sim
gle copy which tho President Of the United
States takes; It 10 stopped. [Long continued
shouts Of laughter | suspect | shall sur
vive il. Renewed iaughter.1 have no
doubt shall survive it. But il was terri
BILE blow. do not think two GENTS ever cree
ated 90 much havoc before. But we shall
recover; We shall get over it. And now for
the right part Of the story | shall receive In
few days, almost the only dollar that have
ever received from the Federal Administra-
tion--which will be about 81 so in payment
for the Press. ILaughter.l
So we see that this prescription runs from
great to small. II attaoks q popular trib-
une, and it strikes down newspaper. II
turns out postmaster, and refuses to pay
two cents to an independent journal.
s'To such base uses must We come at last
Thus we see the Administration Of the
Federal Government, presiding over thirty
millions Of people, with all its vast patronage,
with oil it's great power, forgetting ell Its
duties and oil its pledges, and becoming .
party to the petty prescriptions which village
politicians would despise, and which honora-
BILE men would laugh at. [Applause.l
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Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CrrY, and
NnxIY VAsLsr Vine, must be accompanied by
tAe cash In all cases.
Daily suhscr ber can pay the carrier If they pre-
tsr, onoe In two weeks. The carrier Is advised to
Require payment In advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
sxespt IN the case Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements win BE-
nAds quarterly.
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Our Looofoee contemporaries used 10 exers
else their taste and their fancy In the CON-
ssruction Of Democratic pyramids; Ion some
months past, however, they have ceased to
cultivate this department Of the fne arts.--
The Republicans have now great album
dance Of material out Of which to construct
= pyramid Of Freedom, and We should be glad
to avail ourselves Of the experience and skill
Of some Of our Democratic friends in putting
these materials up into pyramidal shape in an
elegant and imposing style. But the struc-
ture viii be so immense that it's grandeur
cannot fail to produce striking and impo-
sing effect, however unskillful they may be
put up. Here are the magnificent blocks
which the people have carved for this grand
temple Of freedom at the recent elections
OHIO,
/ o w A,
M Al N E,
X A N S A s.,
V ERM Mt,
N ID / A N A,
M c II / G A N,
N e w Y o r X
w s @ o Ms IN,
M Nm E S 0 7 A,
N L w JE X s Z Y,
@ O Nm Z CT G U T.,
R II o d L Is l. IN d,
p EN- N SY l. V A N A,
Nj A S s A G H u S E I T s,
N T. w III A NJ P s II r f :.
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v 1n1 DRs MoIHrs VALLEY WING 10 published
Ovety Monday NJ this Office, is one ofths oldest
1atsfs In lows, and has very large and inerea.-
lng sirsaietion throughout the Des Moines VAL
Icy, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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tn Here u home shot from Prentice :
"our foreign missions have been converted
into homes for the friandless' BY the charity
OF the President. Credentials are mot re-
CURED, except 30 FAR ~ that applicants must
have been kicked out Of Congress by their
immediate constituents
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HJ. CLANCY Jones made profuse prom
iscs TO his. constituents, during the canvass,
that he would support tariff TO their notion
next winter. Mr.. Buchanan not wishing to
put Jones to the necessity Of following his
example BY repudiating his pledges to the
people, has given him the mission to Austria
and sent him out Of Congress and out Of the
county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-06

PsxyuRY ~ TnE PoLLs.---On Tuesday I
Douglasits, named Frank Mcclure, was COM
nitsed 10 jill In default Of $500 bail for
swearing Is biz vots twice 1t the 9Th ward
polk. Hs testified that he VAS PAID TWO
poIxAss Tor doing il. It's pity that his
1npleyes can't % with him 10 Alton. Chi
$50 1ribane.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-06

LAR0E MAIoRIrr.-Ths majority for 7. s.
Wilson, Democratic candidate for Judge in
the Dubuque District was 1924. That is the
only District in the State, so far as we have
heard, which elected the Democratic nomi.
nes for Judge. We do not feel disposed to
complain Of tho majority, therefore, in that
solitary and alone Democratic Judicial Dis.
tri0k
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Keokuk 0ranch OF the state asank
- iowa.
fuyHIS Bank II nov open for the transaction Of 4
l General Banking, Exchange aud Collection
business.
Collections will receive prompt Attsntion, and
remittances win be made Ter those payable In this
city, on tho day OF payment, at the lowest current
exchange.
DIRECTORS.
Smith Hamill. SAINT =. Miller,
John q. Floyd, ]. w. Cieghorn,
&c. Ramsay. J.. H.. Billings.
G. Garber, B.F. Moody, j. NJ. Shelley.
SAM 4. MlLLER, President.
]. w. MCMILLAN, Cashier.
Keokuk, Nov. ., '6s-d3m
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l.orEz PREPARING ron BRusH.-The fol.
lowing comes from Washington, under date
OF Got. %.
An English officer direct from Paraguay
reports that Lopez il preparing effective
modes Of resistanc and defence BY building
fortifcations and obstruoting the navigation
Of the river. He has placed chains and booms
across, and proposes sinking light vessels in
the channel, in which event our expedition
could not xacand. Several Belgisn and Hun.
garian officers arc engaged in directing ope-
sAtions.
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sTATEMENT ~ sAe GSsAa rsstoYn
lnsassace so rSMst CenDaAy, 81
PAilalslphsa, Fsnn.
sTA1x OF IOWA: :. AuSsssa's oyyIcE.
pss Aosxns, ost. 10, 1883.
TTh Aeesby certified, that 90 the 1xA day Of
Ootob0, loes, : statement w0e Als1 II this Of
doe chewing M eendition IL tn 0s01t Wesscrn
lnsursnce and 1rust Company II Philadelphia,
State Of psAoey the Ist day " September,
1888, In accordance with the provision Of act
Of the Legislature Of this State, passed jan
nary 18th, 1857 that such statement shows
that said Company 10 possessed Of the requisite
amount of capital and invested n required 10 said
act.
Authority Is therefore given to the above named
Insurance Company 60 transact business Of insur-
Ance N this State In accordance with the laws
thereof.
Il lis also certified that Sam 4 N. Rankin, Eaq.
ny their lswful Attorney and Agent for tho county
q Lee with full power TO take risks Of Insurance
therein, and TO service Of process
bic hling certified copy Of the statement filed In
ina. once with the Clerk Of the District Court In
and for said county.
II u further certified, that the annexed ID !
true copy OF the required statement.
In testimony whereof, have hsrsunto
H. 81 ct my hand and .aixsd my seal Of once
this 10th day Of October, 1883.
JN0. PATTEE, Auditor Of Iewa.
BY A. BsAcH, Deputy.
STATEMENT OF the Great Western Insurance
and Trust Company.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1, 1858.
l. Name and Losality--'ursat Western fnsusauee
and Trust Company Of Philadephia.
,. Amount Of Capital Stock, $500 060.0e
y. Amt Capital stock psidin 135,Soooe
4. Assets Of Co.
/. Cash on hand and In hands Of
AgenM........ ......&l0, 4lf.63
Schedule annexed. "a. 900 90 ! mr. schcd
30 4. Bonds and Mort
gagos AZ per Seized
ule anne xed ........... ID 300 90 / LAG, 800
g., 49, shares Peach Bot
tom State Mining
Co....... ........... 100000
700 shares Broad Top
Anthracite Coal
Company ........... 10000 90
300 shares Broad Top
Improvement Co, 10. 0e0.00
500 shares kimberton
Coal Co.. ~. 49,. 100000
$50 shares Consol ida-
ted Coal ce......... Is, 100. 90
.. Dsbts for premiums, l2,926.ss
7. Bills receivable for
Marine Premiums and
balance Of subscrip-
items 10 stock, fneso-
800 ssss So. 10
5. The amount Of liabilities
due or not due to banks
or other creditors by the
Company......... ...........43 S, l0f.67
8. Losses adjusted and dns... none.
Z. not dus... l,3l1.l3
s. +" unadjust ted. -. -. 10, SOC. 90
9. Losses in suspense. wait
for further proof......... II, 10000
10. All other claims against
the Company-uone.
IL. Greatest amount injured by any one risk u
81. 900.
L. The greatest amount allowed in the ru,es Of
the Company 70 be insured in any one city,
town or Vi llsge---aecording to siss.
l3 The grsatast amount allowed to ~ Insured In
any one block--do.
c. c. LATHROP, President.
II X. RsCnAADsox, Ass't S>c'y.
sam. ~. RANk IN, Agent.
oct25d
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eMorphy, the American Chess player,
has been invited by the Emperor to visit the
Inpsrial Palace and display bis astonishing
skill Tor the admiration Of the Emperor's
hous0hold. Louis Napoleon himself aspires
70 b. bSatsn BY the American Prince Of Chess
plSSAsa "a seesns
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Ula0k UOUkes.Ereoh AFFlva1.
Il LARGE s1esk-all sorts and sises, at
oss13d -
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Buy Early Copies, ..NvW Ready
TIE POLITICAL WORKS OF
e p q a r 4 Z Il e i = o - !.
Beautifully illustrated with more than
roo Originai pessvss,
By Darisy, Birket, Foster, Picksrsgill, Tsnniel,
cropsey, Duggan and Madot;
And Engraved In the finest style u Wood Kn-
craving BY
COOPER, LINTON, EVANS, 10.
6plendidly Bound-Piice $6--A few Copies
in Morocco, %.
Also, the Fifteenth Edition Ok
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In Four Volumes, limo. Price ~ so.
T0NTAINING the TalAs of the 6rotssose eud
~ ArAbesquej Wonderful Stories u the Imagine
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Pym, and complete collection Of All his contri-
buttons 70 the Magazines. Edited By Rufus w.
0riswoA, D. D., with Notices of his life BY j. h
Lowell and N. r. Willis. Sent BY mail, postage
prepaid, on receipt Of price:
oct36w2m 81 nsekman-st., NY.
EMPORIUM OF Fashion.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
ushment.
m
= z. c.9S2x<:ss, =
(succsssoR 70 HENDxasoE 4sArcH1I1,
HAVING carried on tbs buainsss With aneeeaD
IL in New York City for many Year,, and heving
thorough practical knowledge Of thu businsaG In
all its branches, ~ Csttes snd wetkunAA, the pro-
psietor guarantee that his work Will give seire
5atistaction.
lie has Just received nav stock Of CLOTHS md
VksTiNG6 Of the lasost styles and 6nsat qualities,
which he u prepared 70 make Up = the lowest oash
prices.
O. NO FIT NO SALE. n
Oct. 20, '58-d3na
J0nERH nLECH,
COnfsGttsner,
Main st.. bet 9Th And oth....s.... IOKUK.
IA ANufAcTUREK u III kinds of Cakes and
M Candies, Pyramids, ~. All orders Yor parties
will be promptly attended 70, st the shortsat mo-
sioe and in the most approved styls.
oct5l
I S0MpoUND SYRUP n Blsak Asfry Rsot, To-
~ sab by 8. B. VOWEL,
sag7d III 1ain-et.
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nnCook and Setter, two u the young
nsn implicatsd in the murder at Cincinnati,
have bssn committed TO jail; Swift, the third
party, WIS admitted to bail.
The Mississippi Legislature is now In
session, and tho most important business be-
aors Ii seems to be scheme for protecting
The country from the devastating overaows Of
~ rive.
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The Tribune Almanac Ter 1850,
Containing the Election Returns and the ufual
matter, will be publisher about Christmas. Price
ID cents II copies, postpaid, for 81; 100 copies,
postpaid, for s.. Address ~ above.
nnY3aAw
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OYeI ERs /

MMlIbYss Isnistm0E0 oysters.
DE!NG Agents for this celebrated brand Of Oys-
Dtsr, We shall always b. ia supply, and We shall
sell at retail or BY ths ease, - low any other
hrst class brand Hotels, SAloons and Families can
always depend upon tho sxRsnHsss, u those oftsr-
cd for sale By us.
KELLOGG ! BIRGE,
novSi No. 1Ao Main street.
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Lon Fort Des Mwinss and n7
J. Intermediate Landings. The steam
or CLARA HINE, Capt. Bob MARrIK,
will leave for above Saturday afternoon, Al
O'Clock. freight will he received at the barge to-
day. CLEau0HS. TAI LuR 4 co.
Nav. h.d9t
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A LARGE assortment of Russel Wards
"A Butcher KNIVES just received and for sale
very low by Is. W. 4 H. TUCKER.
nov dkw2m
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HAZE ORROHTUNATYf
GOoA CA1nce Ter Nee N Nc - -.
A SMALL FAM, 50 ssrss. Rod 49, e,.-.
a houAs - 49, st4am 6aw Itll, NTH I~1h
nschtas, Ae.i SID mill can cisaY from 13.o00 q
eS,eoe pss ansun, vhes "shs hard tines - eonS.
kose sway" said land y sitaAt4A n 6ouia m
Alcsigani SOD climate. splsndid soil, vsu "a
Ass, = - s.s farm in Nsstbsn Isws, ~ ssll,.
well vAtafsA, -. q s A 's- 80
Eitaes u The aAovs farms will = exchansea for.
= good houss md lot Ii KsOkuk. -
7nquirsm J. PARNM.us
NOV. !, so-dom No. ~ Main-et..
NJ keekuk. I0vn 81
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AMgcass hook ~ Chcss.
a NRW SUPPLY just resolved BY
"A O0DRH, BRuWNELL 4 GO.
ostc5d
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AAgs.
10n LBS. new sage for sAle by
LUZ KELLOGG ) BIRGE,
noy3d Lao Aain-st.
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PeTk and Lard Cleavcrs.
A VERY superior article just received and for
n sale low by n. W. 4 Ii. TUCKER.
noy5d
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p E N N S Y l. v A N | A,
Nj A S s A G H U S E I 7 !,
N Il w III A NJ P s Ii r f
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Open All Day ana Evsry Day.
I HEREBY nssiey I'll ~ ssstespers: - eitis1n.
= gsnsfallys thak havs opsaed ) Neat ehop -
ssufth.se bstwssn Main and .1londeau, 5 lev
6oors 1870 1apissss 0rsssey.
twill b. open every dAy (Esnlays exoept1AA
from :. n. 10 p. n. ~
All kinds u meat. fresh ana sslt>d. kept eeu-
stAntly On hand. q. ORAP3lN
oGtzob2w
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Muck W. cat.
4 0n0 LES. OF NEW BuckWHEAT FLOUR
t,UOU just received by
Nevld CQLLIgR5 4 ROBERTSON.
i OvEhINa's PhiladeiphiA Golden syrup,--a
IL choice ariicle-for sale by
noyad C0LLIkks b R0BERTeON