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~ publication which has been coming TO us
until we have received the sixth number,
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The proprietors say il is permanently es.ab-
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The negro who killed Nesbit, the
jailor of Galloway county, Mo-, as he was
entering the cell, has been arrested in st.
Louis. His white confederate has thus far
eluded the officers in pursuit of him.
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IA
During cruel persecution of the Wal.
denses, Oliver Cromwell called for a collec-
ton in Great Britain to relieve their neces
sites. This was so heartily responded to.
that after their wants were met surplus re.
manned in the British treasury, which it was
agreed by the Government should be set
apart for the support of the Wadenses pas
tors, It not being needed for the original pur.
pose. Each of their sixteen pastors accord.
ingly receives f40 annually from tho Bank
OF England. Another part Of their support
comes from the confscation OF property bio
longing to the Church of Rome, which Ma.
roieon made over TO them. After Nnpoleon's
overthrow this arrangement was permitted
to remain nndisturbed, and in consequence
each OF the pastors receives eco a year, thus
having EGO year provided for them in this
singular way.
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The DIS NOUNS NAiItf Vine liz published
every Monday at this Office, one oftho oldest
papers In Iowa, and has very large and inereas-
ing eireslstion throughout the Dcs Moiucs Val.
lsy, Ncrthsrn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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CONTENTS,
Buy Early Coptss,..Nvw Ready
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF

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THE POLITICAL WORKS or
p d q A r "A + L e N POE.
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And Engraved In the finest style Of Wood In.
craving by
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Splendidly Bound-Price $0--A few Copies
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Also, the Fifteenth Edition Of
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In Four Volumes, limo. Price a. SO.
CONTAINING the Tales Of the 0roassaue and
~ Arabesque; Wonderful Stories of the magma
ton; All his Posty, The Story Of Arthur Gordon
Pym, and complete collection Of all his oontvi-
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dsiswoh, b. d., With Notices u his life by j. X,
Lowsli and N. p. Willis. Sent by mail, postage
prepaid, on receipt of price.
IS. kEDFIELD, Agent,
octDwzm 81 Beekmsn-st., N. Y.
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MARSHALL 4 GLEN EMS,

q.
Tho plaintiff ia the fors go. ny action having oh
tanned an order Of publication from the District
Court Of Lee County Io~a ut keokuk, against
Moses b. Morrison, X. W Clarke and Tarpin Daugh-
tefs, attendants, 'fnot Iouud, therefore let pub
location be uaaie in the Daily Gate City, news
paper published In said county once n week for
four consecutive weeks. EkIE j. LEIGH
Nov. ID, ls6s-d4w Clerk d. G.
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q Of the Keosauqua Republican.
maalreaa speech a, n,oom,,.,a.

zkW1Sa1 NFNNth al Hi OOmff o Id.
Gov. Lowe, President Of the Southern
Iowa and Nebraska Railroad COMPANY. will
address the people At Bloomfield, Davis Co.
o Wondesday, the Gath inst, at O'Clock 3.
- n behalf Of the prosecution Of the en-.
sriss.
- trust that the friends of the road IN
tA11 county will be on hand md have a
soo1tng aseting on the occasion.
oUThs Hon. r. l.. Harris, member oil
OeegFsss from Illinois, il Dangerously i'll,
- serious approximations are entertained
go ~ viii nsvsf recover his health saii.
eieatIy TO resume hiS ssat IN Congress.
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NNA Quincy flour.
A LAkGE supply u this well known brand Of
"A Flour always on hand Mt
novlld GOLFERS l. ROBERTSON'S.
AIAk aud falnw Candies--58 boxes OH hand and
~ for sale by GOLFERS h ROBERTSON.
novi1d
S0AP --25 boxes Hill 4 CO.. German Soap for
~ sale by COMIRRS 4 ROBERTSON.
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Oh, CAUTION Il


ISHE public are hereby warned not TO purchase
certain Note, as described below, said note hav-
ing 6esn stolen from the unders gned on the uirht
OF DOT. 18th, at Psnsms. Note given BY Rufus
Whey IN favor OF Charles wins, and by MIN
transferred 70 Charles X. WINS, for enc thousand
dollars, dated IT Keokuk, December ~, 1885, nav
able four years after date and bearing interest st
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum.
Nov. Is, 1888. JACOB 9. WINS.
The Ocenn.
A exceedingly interesting book. with 81 iIlus-
"A trations, BY r. II. Gosse, author Of "An In
eroduction TO Zoology" "Ths Canadian Natural
NV. wEscorT,
noyIzd Successor to Cave Barber.
The Hook Of Chess,
yoNTAINiN6 the rudiments Of the game an
~ eiimeutery analysis Of the most popular OPEN
ings exemplihed In games actually played By the
great masiers. Also series Of Chess Tales with
Illustrations from original designs, by II. Il. Az
nell. 70. salsby M. w. WESCOTT,
novl2d Successor Is Cave 4 Rarhs,
KEOkU& FEMALE SEMINARY.
SIsHlS Institution will commence il second &c.
SION On Monday, Nov. 18th, In the second story
o. In. Sanford's building, corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Seminary .e,ected
from various rel ious denominations and repre-
senung large part Of the Christian community,
dsstrs by the united and cooperative efforts Of tie
s-.s.Ss u ss.s,;..1 u.s.s;s.a xs~4;uaiiy .uca
N institution a. oar city requires.
The PrincipAl Of the Inmitntion ID Rev. C. A.
WILLIAMS, 10 whom, or TO the Secretary Of the
board, applications fur the sdmision of pupils
may be made.
The charges far tuition viii be % and IS Ia the
ordinary English studies, With small additional
sum Tor incideat I'll expenses. For LAtin. Frsnch,
herman, Ac., extra charges will BIO made.
Its desirable that persons ssigning 70 become
pupils DO present punctuAliy on the 6rst ~ ths
session. VIM. THOMPSON
Prssidentof the Board Of Trustees.
HksRr SrRoEG, secy.
kcokuk, Nov. s, 18bS-d
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NuTMEGS, TAPIoCA, MACE, GLOVES.
~ fearl Sage, Hecker's Fnna,
IinnsmeD, Corn Starch,
Alispiea, Pearl Starch,
BLACK Pepper, Pearl Barley,
Cayenne Pepper, Bakers Q. Goa,
dinger, Table Salt in boxes,
mustard, Soda aud Sslarntus,
Pepper sauce, sweet OIL,
Tomato ketchup, sardines
Lemon Etract, Oysters,
Vanilla Extract, Fresh Peaches
Ned cusrant Jelly, Fresh Strawberries,
Cranberry Jelly, Ounce Jelly,
Preston Merits Yeast Powder.
Durke's Yeast Powdss,
New England Yeast Cake.
Agent for Dixie's Worcester Sauce.
novlid6m GOLFERS ROBERTSON
BroOms.
% D0A. BkoOMs ON consignment and for sale
cc by CLE3H0kN, TAYLOR 4 co.
novI9a
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CT The report that Rhinehart. the MUIR
derer of Bodell, had been lynched, is con-
tradicted by the st. Paul Times.
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Legal NOttce.--Forectosu OF M ort.
gage.

gage.
To Moses Is. Morrison, Y. ". Potter, William Bur
kit X. w Clarke, and furpin Daughters:
NuU and each Of you hereby notified that
l. there is now on file n the Clerks Office Of the
District Court IL Les County, Iowa, at Keokuk, a
petition Of Robert p. creel, claiming Of said
Moses Is. Morrison the sum Of twelve hundred dol.
given to petitioner ea b for the sum Of 70 hun
drei aud ninsty-six and Sc 100 dollars a 500 49,
with interest at 10 per cent, and both dated June
18th, s56, and also praying tor the foreclosure of
mortgage given to secure said notes, and the SALE
Of the noftgaged property, being tract Of land In
Leo County, Iowa, to'wIt; twenty feet fronting on
ftth street of lot seven N block thirtysix in the
city OF heokuk, extending the same width across
lots seven and eight in raid block and bounded rs
follows, to~wit: commencing on the limo oi lot
seven and fifth street sixty feet from the alley in
said block, thence on said line towards johnson
street twenty feet, thence at right angles across
lots seven and eight In said block, thence ON the
line dividing lots eight ard nine towards the alley
twenty feet thence ght angles lots eight
and seven TO Fifth street, the place Of beginning
also, the extngushmert If all equity Of redemp.
ton on said premises, nnd.r said mortgage, and
for general relief. And the said I. w. Potter
Wiliism Burkitt, r.. w. Clarke, and Turpin Daugh-
tiers, made parties defendant 20 that they may
come Ia and set up by any claim they or
either Of them may have in said premises, or be
barred therefron thereafter.
Now therefore you and each Of you are respect
lively notified to plead, answer denur to said pc
petition on Or before the ,aorniag Of the second
day OF the next term Of SAID court, 10 be held at
heokus, commencng on the FIRST Monday of Feb
ruary, 1850, or Judgment will be rendered against
you thereon by default.
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M q II DYED !

W. 4. RICE ArcAttecs.
II Al removed his Of6co into tho End story Of
IL HATCH Vhompson's new Bank Baildins, q
corner oe Main and Second streets. Entrancs q
Ofhcs on Second-st. rmch9SaI-
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GOLFERS q r. BERTssoN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GlsO EMS, PRODUcE AND COM
MIssa0N MERCHANTS,
NO. - Main-st., near .kE0KUK.
'I,EAs--kx. one Imprrisi,
Tx. fne You ny HysoD,
Ex. hne Uolong Teas,
just received and for sale b,
noylld CoLLlEks ROBERTSON.
S0FFEs--M Mocha, -.
~ Java,
Lagnra and
- Rio Coffee,
For sale by GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
GUaARS.--Donble Refined, Crushed and Pow
~ dered Sugar, Refined White and Clarified Su.
gar few bids. new crop Sugar, just received and
( ,oLDEN sYRuP--Lovering' i P Philadelphia and
- Helcher's st. Lou's---for sale BY
nov1id C0LLfERS 4 ROBERTSON
M oLAssEs-B clohsr's Sugar House Mola.ses,
Ia New Orleans. Syrup Molassses, Plantation
hoins,es---for sale by the Dbl, Dbl. and keg, by
no BBls. choice Janiton APPLES for sale by
IO0 noylld CoLLi ERs ROBERTSON.
E'RuiIs. A large supply Of new and fresh
i Rasins,
For sale by coLLIERs& ROBERTSON.
uoyll1
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Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to cali at
the Agency Office Of O. Il, DIM0ND
novlSdlm Main-st.. over Ogden q Book Store
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Jrustce's safe.
DIBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that On Tues
! day, the 2sth day Of December, A. ID. 1858, l
shall ,ell to the highest bidder for cssh, lot four
~ In block thirty-eight 1851 of the City Of Keo-
kuk, Lee county, Iowa. Said sale will take Mace
between the hours Of two o'clock asd four
o,csack p IN. Of said day, in front Of my ONCE on
the corner OF Main and cecond streets In said city
and viii be made by virtue of Deed Of Trust
from Horace IL, Ayres and vito to me, to secure .
debt TO Hoekins, Heiskil 4 Co.. due the LIST day Of
September last, for tl366 81, and = deed vi be
made to the purchaser.
sAML +. MILLER,
Nov. Is. iS5SnyI9dtd Trustee
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rl II.,,I!IlI!III|

EINE, Superfne, and Fancy Brands Of Flour. II
Backs and barrels, for sale Low to the trade.
BY CLRauORN, TAYLOR . CO.,
Aug1o Lovos.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
\ 4 a r..

SAGE.
S00 LBS, FRESH SAGE for sale wholesale O.
wv retail by BARTLETT, KAYE AGO,
Druggists, Main-st., bet. 9th 9th.
noy23d3w2lw
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ID. n. HI N GHREY.
A uCIioN and Commission Merchant, No. II
"A Main-st., Keokuk, Iowa.
VIII sell this evening Ut my sales room with
out reserve, an invoice Of Clothing, Cloths, Dry
floods, Buck Gloves and Mitts, Notions, Jewelry.
&C.. dc. TERMS CASH.
Nov. I9-d
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- = - = - =
Gl.NScEssnME

On Lbs. Prices genuine Glycerine FOR sale by
BARTLETT, KAYE co.
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{1IGhLEa, IN Vinegar, by the aoEoL. tor as 81
aagSddw W. III. AUSTIN 4 CO.
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ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or PRovIDExcx, RI
Capital $500 90.

PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE co.
PEORIA, ILL.
Capital $500, 200 90.
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GhANKEAflkIES
| n HBLs. receid this morning and for sale hv
y hevl5u KELLOGG 4 BIhtiE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Aus. q.

Flour-Dull aai somewhat irregu ar the deulsnd chiefly
for the plT OF pressing wants eastern local trade
common grades rue heavy; sales $500 hbls s. S a. IS ~
rnsound superfne; 81 428 So f extra se - a
as fr sound superhne S 50 sound extra state q So
for sound superine n, S5s6 Tor common 10 ro,
extra weSera IS 56 ~ for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio the market closing duh and heavy for coz mon
grades, Canadian -four quiet sales S5 bbls IS Ss 81
Tor common 70 good e-tz Small sales Of Rye -four a.
s. 59G4 %
Whesi-yerT duh; prices normally lar lower. shin
Wihdravn the market whilst he local Tarr rcfuse
buy than sufficient supply the pressing sn
saes 4o bu 81 - for white Michigan. 81 As r " hit
kentucky 81 20 5 Tor red southern; about 81 ~ sr
prime white Canadian.
Rye-He1vy. sales s,t0o bu a 76c delivered
barleyQuei; snail sales Of Canadan made Al 7nc
C1rn-Loser, sales A. 90 hu esS72c for dauTFei Ts
sc f1r common 70 good uiIed western Sc for 81 -
southern; sc for Jersey yellow
Oats-Quiet and frn Al 50sSsc for and western
Whisky-heaNy. sales 10 bbls al 291<GlsAc
Pork-Elrmer aes 50 bbs Al Sl7 40el7 50 for mess;
Sl55l5 Is for prime.
Beef-steady; sales 80 bhls Al II 1912 for country ness
StGl4 50 for reaeked mess; SlSl5 50 for extra mess
beei Rams and pume Mes Beef quiet and Unchanged
III scarce Al pretty hrmy I'd exc for
5bs.Tsa-si5sady; 80 bbls At Il5sSllAc.
state - - M S-1i'' IL i''-S ioi
Cheess-Dull AZ aSsc
sleoksCSeeond ooard sgmevhat irresuiar but elsssd
steady Cal $ neE, 8; a0 No 6 sfs. In Cen binds
sly Llc grants rs Pac mail 50 Penn cssl -sls. n 4 m
lglh; e5f. Enc ls1; Readin- sac- N = % = a.
IN IN lt,s u 24f; do pref S6 / CI7l Gal chi
SO \ So Lac -. - ~
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CLEVELAND, zANESTILLE & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

Isaa . D -. -
On and after March 8, 1883
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
Il leave Cleveland IN the trains Gf the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad at Is p. NJ fchanslng rars al
HudsoE,l for Cuyahcga Falls, Akron, OrrVille and
AIersburE. connecting AZ OrrTille with the
Pittsburgh Fl Wayne and Chicaso X. r., and
Canton, Massuu Wooster, LOudeHville and Mansfield
Trims leave AieIsburg for Cleveland al 05 A NJ and
Is p NJ connecting al Orrve with l. aims the p It
C. r K, by which passengers from Canton, Massii-
Wooster Loudeuville and Mansfield Cleveland
by the evening train atl0.o1 p. N
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. %.
lBY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Aug %
lBY TELEGRAPH
Flou-Supply oering better and in Of demand;
IA easer sales Gu bbs II s. = as g5siur good e1ta
Michigan and Indiana; S2 Tor ch0lce extra s0uihen
ONO aud Cauadn; 6 t2ls as IS iOf double extra
Whea-Large supply and holders arm! prices above ne
views buvers: bu 81 10 fuT rod Ohui 81 lG
IS for white Michigan and Canlda
Corn-Iarge supply; market dull, buyers to ling back
ancipalon Of rates. holders are noi disposed 10
yield; ,G01 bu uns0uud ~ &c
Rre-NomInal Al 1tC-
Barey-N0minal Al t0c.
Oals-Duli, and ed Il fec.
Whsky-Dlll; hOlders AK &c; buyers ofer 2254c
Canal FrclghtsFirmeT, -four y, wheat lie. l0c 10
New York.
Receipts by Lake Sturdy evsnins-FOur IS,
blls wheat Its bu; ,750 20; oats 6O9 bu
shipments by Canal tlmeF I0ur 22s6 bush; wheat
l9s bu; curl , so bu-
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GENTS ANn cnNs1nrrrs.
Gnarauers.

ENG K AVING AND LITH0GRAPHING
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
IL ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS, Ba
street, Cleveland, o.
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BRADBURN & FISHFR-

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and ia River street. ana 10 and
u ~ eadow street. Grocer's Block Cleveland Ohio
C. BRADBURN,l
W A FIsHER.t aue3ldly l9G
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o9o. 1898.
The Northern Transportation Co.,
HTTT nTTDTNN nsuE DDECIaNTm


The Northern transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w season run then well known and popular line
FIRST CLASS STEAH PROPELLERS AMI
SAILING VESSELS
Regularly between Ogde, sbursh and Cswego, and the Up
per Lakes, forming
Dulg Line beiIcssR OgaeRsJuEgA and Os1reeo,
and Ports on Lake Ere
And Trl-weekly Line between Ogensbuig and OSrern
and Ports Lake Michigan Connecting Ogiensbursh
tween Ogdensburgh Burlington. Concord, Manchester
Lawrence. Nashua. Lowell ana Bostoa and at Oswego
with Hoyey Crawford Oswego hoe nf Thirv FifSt
Class Canal Boats arge szel the enlarged canal he
tween Oswege and New York, thus adorling Regular
Speedy and Cheap Route with but transhp pment b.
tween Boston. New England and New Yok and The West
This Company having made the most ample arranee-
ments at OsWesotnr Dock and Solase facilities abun
FREIGHT upon the plan prctiee al Ogdensbuh guar
anlee the safe prompt and percct delivery Of al property
entrusted 10 its care
THIS Line connects At Cleveland with The Northern
Transportation Lane Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF Prupee Lake Superior and with Railroads to
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville and ST.
LOUIS ]
AGENTS AND coNsIGNEEs.
Myers, I Coates ICtis Kimban. i0s STATE ST
J, l. " aTnsr, Shp, N.lorkl Boston, Mas,
Geo Clarf, il3 Broad 81, Crawiurd Co, Ogdensbh
+. c. Hoyey, New York New York
HoseE \ Crawford, Oswego, Wm. T. Walker Toledo, o
MSihsr CO. Chicago M Iei5T cS SfiIss SilSssssa M
coNsIGNEEs
dScKEI 10 Co, Racine. Y = KIRKI1SD. ShebOygan.
Ghamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
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oswEGo PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. >

oswEGo PRODUCE AARKET-Aug. %.
IBY TELEGRAPH.l
Flour-U chaaced.
Whea-L0woI; sales 1900 bush At 81 l6l 20 fr viii e
IndIana Michigan including red Ioeio on private
terms, but supposed 10 be 81 T.
Corn-kafhsr quiei; sales 500 In lllir ols az d5c
Canal Fseishts-Du and lower gram, wheat nc and
corn &c to New York.
Lake Imports-i4 900 bu wheat. 3i.0oO bu corn.
Cana EKport-i2J0 bbls -four 60J bu al; ? tOJ bu
corn, 50J bu barley; l5,J0O bu oats.
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~ ~ - = l =
DEALER IN
! CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
~ SC Particular attention raAl TO the reuairing o
Watches Clocks, Fiae l'ssrv a.. Also manufacturers
/ oi sahd Je'FelrE - -'t-t- o street Cleveland
EINE FRENCH CLOCKS-Just the
a thing for Christmas ,,-,,.,.,,- ,,.-.,,,,.,,
I AIDES GOLD HUNTING Watch
deeS BESroN MATHIvET.
(N0LD CHATELAINES and Guard
a. Chains Keys seals cRiISH7 fSToS Ss u.rvrvrr
| ElNE SETTS OF CAMEO, GAR
l. net, Florenriue Mosaic Cora Lava Pearl and lett
Gold stone, ElllagIee stone Cameo, aa Jett Jewelry-
decs BENTON ( MATIIIvET.
cold BAND BRACELETS Cameo
" BIseelets Jeit and Gold Bracelets Coal aud Gold
Bss Bosf deg Is FSToN t sns sTaTFf q 4 Misfe
GOLD NECK CHAINS-0f Ade
~ lade Greek Furis Fiagree, Curb, Coral Coral and
Ga 9s5 and fancy Da'''rn'sfEaSE Sr5N 81 MArHlvErs
GOLD L0OKETS, GOLD Crosses,
GFossesso'h Greek and High Church parrsTR g 9dde
A FEW FINE PICTURES.-Which
d1cs D VIII SCI BENTON MATHIvET
WASES-0fPorcelain, China, Bisque,
Parian Marble and B2hemian Glas;7yeTy loy n
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
w sons more ofth0se fine SILVER PLATED TEA
stt dsas 3 '''' 0'--'''-- anu sESTaS MATmvET
CAN'T VA n M LONGER
G0WLES & co will sell SILVER Hunt
~ ing Anchor Watches for SO TO SD. oct3l
CANT WAIT Any LONGER
NOWLES 4 co. wis.. sell Is Carat
~ Gold CyhHdsT Wstenes for Ssjio SIS oet2l
C4N'T WAIT ANY LONGER.
C0WLES & co. will sell Gold Anchors
~ Is Carat Cases. l0r So 70 St5. oet3l
GOLD SILVER WARE.-SLOons,
~ Forks. ScgpLades, PieKnives. Sugar-Spolns, But
CUPS MUS. Toissso BaIss Sha 1es, kIsish- Bore,
Card-Cases Porte Monnaie kin ngs frglt KNIVES,
Com dees BENTON : MATHITEF.
CULVER PLATED WARE.
~ Silver Plsisd CSst9ts-
siTs5 slts, rllisg Pis!sd S5ts caEj Biissi ,sts,.
Silver Plated Tea Trays.
SilssTPi ialsd PoISs spoaas. BGfier-Knives
sily5T Plated Butter Dishes
Silye5 Plated Coffee UIns.
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GOLD PENS AND PEN
1sOOO Holders; 500 Gold Peaci and Gold Pen
Holders dec9 BENTON \ MATHIYET.
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Il NlNES ANB FORhS.
IN Pocket Knives.
R0dsers Scissors.
Bag Purses Rszors and Stripes.
Porte NJ nnaieS. Shaving Brushes
Willow Chairs. Card Cases soap and Pefumery.
WoIk sands Jet Bracslsts and Beads.
Fancy Baskets. Meearshaum Pipes
Lubtus ETtrarts- Eezther Dusters Wax Beads
Shawl Pins. Toilet S1z1E &C, &c
Afne assortment Of tho above articles which us Ill
sell low deeS BENTON MATHIVET-
ENGRAVING JOBBING AND |
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DARTICULAR ATTENTION given |
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WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. |
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CAN'T WIT ANY LONGER.
HOWLES & co. will sell Silver Cyl- |
" inder watches Tor Sc 70 SO. Oi3r
GOLD PENS-SUITED 10 EVERY |
" possible aoquHeueut Our stock Is and very
large, alordiHg excellent opportunity 70 seect-
myT J. b COBB CO.
GOLD PENS-I cry large, suited to
" heavy rias.and a0urisldsg.