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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rfFrfF ffFfgr
I1ARDW ARE,
sPL. NDIp ASSORTMENT
RON FALL Avn WINTER TnADEs
Great Inaucsmsnss Offered 20
Cash
AND PxOMPT TIME DuYERs.
Call and Examine Stock and Prices.
FINEST sTOCK
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY, OF
Builders, Hardware.
xvERr DESCRIPTION,
PLAIN ON FANCY,
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS,
~As Prices 20 suit l-OR
ALL KINDS OF
Houre Furnishing Goods.
ALSO, S
Railroad Furnishing Goods.
DIRECT AGENTS FOR
4 N . xican n Z ufa 6 lures
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Of surprise that one 20 dssirous Of political posi-
tion should b. 80 impolitic-and that this may ac-
count for VeYvan always occupying ths post Of
honor, "the private station.''
tefTan advises 1sdissFpuiutsd parties 70 submit
gracefully to what was IN unavoidable result
Veritas thinks such impudsncs cool aad refresh
ing.
vesvan doubtless thinks that ths Commissioners
from Keokuk accomplished great feat in securing
tho success Of "Hsrrison's Bank ct ksokuk.'--
vertas thinks that 1t most Of whsre there
were two applications the application that bore the
strongest marks Of stne origin was succsssful, and
he predicts that the State Bank Of Iowa viii not
fulRl the expectations u ito friends; that under
the preseHt organisation no capitalist from abroad
OF At homo, with ordinary common sense, would in
vest In ii; in short that tho Banking systsma
which fur twelve years We have struggled to OBJ
tain, can never, - 1t present organised, command
the conaasnc o. Of the people.
Veryan thinks that the Bank Com missoncrs
acted properly in having their doinss secret vsri-
tas thinks that honesty and fair dealing have
nothing to dread from the light-only dishonesty
seeks concealmsnt. The Com missioners, il disin-
,terestsd, arranging partnership for others
aud the several parties proposing to join In the
partnership were entitled to know Gil the reasons
why they and Others wsro accepted or rejected.
yervan chusklss over the result. vsritas thinks
that the result teaches, ~ II tsAshss anything,
this lesson to young men, viz ssThe end justiRes
the means,' II you wAat to succeed, use asy means
necessary to accomplish the object don't lst truth,
honor, sincerity. or decsnoy stand in the way.
VEpYTAa
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17

Cora was loud IN her expressions Of disappointment ;
but Natalie spoke no word, no regret. She went to q
distant window and looked on the peaceful moonlight
scene without.
Antony Lesley followed her after a few moments.
He stood by her eide some time, but she never turned
her head. II last he whispered,
Natalie, shall I stuyY
Natalie Pages b%csetting sin was pride. So she an.
swered, though her voice was husky,
You must use your own pleasure
1T depends on you. love you, Natalie. Aut I
go!
We never heard Natalie Pages precise answer but
Antony made his appearance at the breakfasttable, the
next morning: and during the day be told her conf.
~dentally that he expected to pay for tho game he had
played by being cherk.mntr| Nr tie rrsi Of his Ef..
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17
Our Emigration Missionaries.

Editor Em,yrn~t Aid Journal:
SIR: The resolutions proposed BY Messrs. Rehfeld and
Starkey, are surely excellent ones to attract emigration
to Minnesota. In addition to them l would suggest
the ~propriety Of engaging two properly qualified persons
TO travel in Europe. One to 60 to Great Britain and
ireland the other to Germany. They would require
to be properly armed With letters of introduction ia
prominent citizens in the principal towns Of England,
Scotland, Ireland and Germany. by this means they
could most advantageously hold public meetings, and
deliver lectures setting forth the inducements for emf.
grafton to our State. Questions could be answered, and
specimens Of our soil and grain could be shown. Our
Pre- emption and Homestead Exemption Laws could be
explained, (hesc would be eminently attractive,) and
small maps and pamphlets delivered at such meetings
would 20 into the hands Of those who most wanted
them. The lectures would be referred to in the news-
papers published at the places where they were deliver
O., and the i~n1ucementst to e~migrate to Minnesota would
thus be cheaply heralded over the length and breadth
Of these lands, and by having copies Of these European
newspapers forwarded to Minnesota, the people of our
State would know how the lectures were received, and
be able to judge how the lecturers were doirg their
duty. These gentlemen could be authorized to take
subscriptions for the leading Minnesota newspapers, and
to appoint good permanent agents to sell newspapers,
maps and pamphlets at each important town. A Scotch
or Englishman, and a German would probably be the
best agents. They would require to be enthusiastic ad-
'nirers of our State, so as to earnestly impress on Others
their own convictions. Many such men can be found
in Minnesota. The expense Of doing Ill this would not
through these means at least Eve thousand persons
might be expected to be Influenced to come to Mime.
sofa, each having 500 capital, making in the aggregate
10 lnhux OF capital to the extent Of $500, 900 I! so that
The tr,aing amount of outlay would be u 6rst-rate in.
vestmtnt. Drs,nra Atm
Nininger, Feb. Is. 1858.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17
Agriculture society.

Dakota County should have IN Agricultural Society
t should be formed immediately, too, that it may be
prepared to have an exhibition next fall. If the matte,
b. delayed much longer, farmers will be engaged in til,
active operations ef spring work, which will preslsd,
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17

them giving it attention but nov they are ready aol
anxious to see it pushed forward. All that is necessary
is the issue of a call to meet at some central plsee, and
proceed at once to organize, appointing oicers and COM
mittees. Such a call should proceed from an under.
standing among a few prominent and publicrpirited
men-such for instance as Mr.. Collins, of Lewiston,
(who has just called public attention to the subject,)
Mcssrs. Baker, Carr, &C., of Athens, Mr.. Mckay, or
Whittier Of Empire City, the Van D,rens of LakevilIe,
Messrs. sprague, Hann', &c, Of this town, aud others
"; nigh: mention in these and other towns, and III al.
fair is accomplished. 1t will not do to wait for any ons
in particular the one who sets about it first will be the
right man. Smaller counties than ours have such socie.
ties already established, and are now deriving much
benefit ~therefrom, and it will not do longer to delay the
matter, for the credit of what should he the banner
agricultural county Of Minnesota.
We will c~heerfully give such call in our paper il
called upon by any Of these parties, and hope it wilite
done within a short time.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17
Our Town Charter.


The passage Of the Act Incorporating the Town Of
Nininger is another important step in our advancing
career-fmportant not as a mere matter OF publicity, but
as furnishing our citizens a powerful instrument for their
own protection and progress. BY means Of it We can
now proceed to grade our streets, improve OUT levy, en-
courage our schools, help in the establishment Of on,
ferries, and attend to a hundred other things which nc
individual could take upon himself, and which nothing
but such an act Of Incorporation would enable it coliec'
lively to perform. There are hundreds of nonresident
property owners who have never contributed anything
to our growth, who will now be compelled to bring for
ward their quota, not only towards ornamenting it, but
towards setting some money in circulation among our
resilient population.
The Levee needs attention at once. As early az the
frost is out of the ground We should be at work con.
tinuing it from its present termination at Emerson,
stone warehouse, northward or rather westward, towards
6 Bassett's Landing and thence, by the road alread,
commenced, up the face of the bluff to the town level
The condition of Clarke Avenue also requires looking
to, as the spring will no doubt render it impossible.
The Town Charter now affords our citizens the means
Of working out plans and projects for the town that
have heretofore lost themselves in idle discussion around
the stores.
The gentlemen placed in nomination on last Monday
evening, by the almost unanimous vote Of those present,
are all good and trustworthy men, eminently SO. Al
the same time it must not be supposed that those nomi.
nations have exhausted tho list Of men fit for the Office
Quite the contrary. There are number, Of our citizens
Who would do credit to tt is or any other trust, but al
there were but Eve Offices to eli, and many to choose
from, the selections have been, on the whole, highly
judicious, and We doubt not will, from present appear
ances, meet with the unanimous support Of the town
We should like much to see our municipal government
inaugurated without one dissenting voice-it could thel
move forward tremendously, q prophetic token Of thai
prosperity which We are confident awaits us.
We cannot ~reiterate too often the great necessity fn
constant harmony. The interest Of one is the interes
Of all. Union is strength in this as in all other under
tskiugs. We have already, in many Of the essentis
features Of our unparalleled growth made ourselves =,
exception to all other towns. Let rs preserve the sam
individuality in the future, in the degree Of harmony
good will, peace and combination cxisting between us
Let us continue uniedly to conduct the present dcpres
sion in the money world, aud the return Of good time
viii ind y fw mead q ~ oas eetenposasieA
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RArFs nErwEEN ramApgLrnIA Az rIrrsnrRan

FIRST CLAss-Borts Shoes, Hat, anil
Caps, Books Dry Gooda On box. :, bales -. Ga,
AMI trunks Drugs in boxes and bassi sos per 'VV ~
Feathers, Rurs, &c ...................
SECOND GLASS ~ Domestic sisetltgl
snlr;nsaud rlcEiug, GA original biie,,) So ,, 81,
Duigs Ga eRsSsJ Hardware, Leather QUO PEE IVo '9'
On rolsor boEe,lWool aud sheep Pelts
Eastward
THIRD CLASS-Anvls, Steel, Chains unl
cAs4sD Hemp, Btcou, aud Pork. sailed -, - ca, 81,
j0oss OF Ia casks Tobacco mhHulactu. ' P'' wv 'p'
ed, trNcept eigars or cut.l e.. &c.
FOURTH CLASS-Codre Fish, Bacon Reef
and Pork In casks nr boxes tastuarIJ a.,
Lard Lard Oh, Nails Soda Ash Ger. ''c per ~" !''-
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. Rosin, &c.
PLOUR-i5c per hb unul further notice
GRAlH-in car loads So cents per lON lbs until further
notice.
CoTrONf9 per blIenot exceeding 500 lbs weight, I'm,
further notice.
gB- la'hnpius goods from any poin. east ot Plair.
lhA be nnrtcnlarto marx packages riH PshnSgirdGiT
RdArodi All Goods consigned to the agents o. this road
~ Philadelphia or Ptt,hursh, will he forwarded without
detention
Favour AGgNTs-C Evans 81 KIlby street Bo.ton;
Clarke No Asidr House and No William street and I'm
Mcdonald. No Battery Place Mayors; Pierce kCo lanes.
vl",Oi Irwin Co, and Spruguan brown, Cncnuau ~;
Q Mrldrum, Madison, Int Dumesrn Bell / Co. and
Garter Jewett Louisville, Nv. G ORey Co. Evans
vile, lnd; Sass, st Louis, Mo; Harri, Wormley Co.
Nc uphs, Tenn Leeeh Co, Chicago. III! Glass Fort
Wayn-, Ind; Sneeier Phla; Magrav Rooms laiti.
| more; D Stewart Pittsburgh
H. II. HTSTOS, Grn1 Freight Agent. PhlIad
apjlyl NJ LOMBAERT, SupL, Altoona, Pa
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.NG AND SUMMBR GOODS
FOUNDRY PROPERTY

THEproperty Is In good working order, having BlAck.
smith shop with two Gre,, pstcrns and toos together
Win astoekoi coke. hebuIldngsare 50actH lcbstl by
5Oieeiln Width, shcarPtuttr sb6pvh on
lathe,
The nIhe ceHtrs Of acne groWinglgrlculturR
ana manufacturing county with very rFeeosirads In
active operation
TheproI-ry willbeeHedfor aterin Of yearf,o gechAn
les Of steady habits and good character and none but suct
need apply. II any 70 purchase the nav
ments Willbe made easy either with OF Without the ,torI
ThspUpeny hasa chartered privilege FOR Manufacture
Of EIppW. should eoinpany purchasing desire IT, the
hplH3d NV SARGENT kRROTItER
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q. CARTWRIGHT.

NJ USIo ~ 5 bhtII,SS I! sIrHltHIilr.
7 IsT OF NEW Music =
u Tie Crystal Waltz compoiei by gentleman Of this
city
FtTtunr Ttisr: tGutHnJ +. CHM,
SultaU', Polka; tPiauo) Charles n Albert.
Ia s,Iphdr Nalsr; Nitn1i ). ASchur.
Ia Cpehets do rAtr,i Up auo) o. iabrur Wtly.
Eugius Ms'nrka stHtlmeut'!rj lp'Hul lsu.ts Dcllat
Masurka dec rtalHcaus; tFauoiJ Nscnrr,
The calculated HDndn fuais, a. tuag bg Madame La.
horde; Utau0I Man Harsgrz.
Also received thc iollosius pieces q Mlrle
Besslr' Grave; hsauulul song.
what's Home Eiihout q brother.
What's Home Without sstyr companions to What 10
Home Without a Mother.
Maid Of Sylvan Soak.
Flight Of The Robin.
The Snow has fallen around me-
Also, large ossortmgn'o Of Musical Works, &C., SC.
fcL5-lw
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A YER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS.


~ sns dstlasiy sa,ss.si f-say II IN, COZ, 4 n
a nli6us d,,-S.I = C.tiy,-.., fftiss.i. f,sl' 49,
fIssrstf4 Ist-r, 90 iirg,sr, s.S,,..-,
fnasaHsils1s I-.itlt. Psib, h b., Bf+si ~. -. ,s
800, M -lDL T'"s. V,.. 49, ~ ~ ~ ~
.g'r.i ssd I5.t .-frs.s M ,rs, 49, y !.
tsfu.,, al ff,lf,i Can - 80. - 49,, - ~ -
- "a issl ~ slgs 0-fi,s Nh IA ~, t,s,sf, 49,
u - r-bsf,i, t.rtg, M f,l 40 49, y, 40 80
tsfs len Afl,sl 10 NJ i5siY M ii - a - -,
S.rg,s,. ~, M ~. =, I 1919, ", 9'' az ~ Ha'
ss's saA ifntais dsststst, vkisl ri ~ bs,f,,S 4, ~,
49, y IL. iSi- is, MI t i ~, . 1870 ~
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,irtss, 5y i1'y,i.t, M ..r, IA I,,,,, ~. 49,, W.
srt.,.s III, G-.gy tiIs,t, 49,, s ~. go 49, -
Ls t.5f srst,i by6nd tslf we 49,, M, ,sitsst,.1 ~
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$500 y, rr,,,f ''''1 '14 ''''e-''' " h"g.a ne
tnars h. dsIdF1.trd e.rt.t5sB t t,,. ,..,lsi -.
.ffis gstfsai.gsi, g|'., M r. NV, ~, ~ , III "a 'A'N'
Il. 49, $780, IN ~ " Nv ~, W'Al.H 49,.
ifl, 49,, $500, . .'iN -,-,.-...
~ W T. Wi,rF,r5 1890 49, = t.'+..,.,i,
ttur L,vrt,er VIs,.s t,.'-s.at' ~ y 1890
tJslr d TyItafsi.s c.fL N. ii,i,.ltf z ~.
u. fy.a l. 49, 49, T., i.l,IN'' 49, ~. a,
rlti st.,., ti.. ~ "a 'vlH tAl. ~, ~ 'le
H. btsf ~ i,.-i.s N tI.t'T a. '-i-'' " +'"''
Is M 4 g,,.s5. "a 49, u a., 80,
ias s,,.l, haas 49,, III -, !, - .,.,,
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A.. Ia j. Il Cnr7o5 rf,,tssi C,.,,j.t N ~. "a W.,
..i.|t . !" N"'N'i '-''NAl NAiihnE % aH lVfA SltN
Wg n Erv,ts. s.,.,,., ,r "a. t.,i,, a.. Il, 49,
vs. l. Sbtq, .egi,tlly u sst- n tbs ISl,si s,ats,
WH n Asf5s Sow flt d, NJ ri,l..i man In 1rs.,,.
IA j I,fv,, tg,i.f,, ~ ~ "a . u'l " ~ N,Ay -
Oallg li5rfstg Ait.rr., G.tssI N SO I'D ~, Va
90 a., frr'ry ~ i, 49,, 80 ~, - ~ ~ a,
.. ~ " yt'ia',y anl si5,sia hsaSA
r1vts sfr', t, ~ XIV W. w ~ :, ~" ilN
Al, no. hi ~ 49,. ~ r ,iivl ~ IVA
I., VgfT,- II 80, ii W ~ ". Ls t1- ~
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a. ~ 49,. ,.. i'r Z, .,lA'l' % '''siai' % w. Z
~ 'I,iin ""1Ht, uo1dtor 4 Indiana
~ 1910. Alg.n'y n.psinl q h'hn'tkJ'
4 H,a,,s ,i W y s l4i' ~ illau4
IN - sN.. ' q" .1l'tllG' ''NIt 'nt'9hau
~, 9sa lsl'uE " e,gI g's iaany hundred rsf'lreiiss
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THE IN fELLlGBNCER.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE %, Ists-
TFr FflTRLEyS


W. psb-yd shsrl5r, Should | weep.
Frn hiilleu'hir, Hsr thee o. sr,,It
Or l,l tus igar my ,yrnlt .trrp.
Wilde thus ca.i ,hgs u! io,.y,r'
| lnvei thgg-nro9 .ay h1H vc'
Few, ls4 have c,,f loved 10 dearly;
A. maly a ,lacp'rs. hour can tell
And many vow bfcl,hed TOO sincerely
Bot late, beneath ils j5t,y ia,b,
] loved 70 iauk lliy bias eye, splrudoT
Whirh Nout, al iIgh,ugiy 10 dash
On me ia light ~ ,plt Bld tender
NnN, if1m thHt g.auce tufUaSAy,
As II Us thrilling El1s could wound ne,
Though not o. once iu Loves young day,
When thoughllr's passion, isitgr bound the
The d,mpias smiles, with sucetue,. f,ught,
The bosom, mid 10, snow, upheawng,
Who, that bad seen thrn coud have thought
That thrg' 80 hir could be dcyI,iug'
The moon. lac Ky, the wave the wind,
IN all ucIr iiunI moods of changing
Are Gougbt 60 woman, wayefins mind,
For ever shifting ever ranging
Farewell IA rather launch my bark
Upon the augry oceans Inflow,
Mid wintry winds, aal tempest, dark,
Than make Thy hithlr,s breast NY pillow,
Thy broken vUN now cannot bind,
Thy streaming t,urs no more eau move mc
AnI thu, | iuu from thrc, 10 lind
\ heart that may more uuly love me.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
L@IiS!5l yi5itII5s5 % ils,IEs1 giIia5Z.9 S,SI
SiS'1CsFS Ss-SsSs;'5S S.-lS7syd' StS)TJS'lt "a n
Great Northern and Southern Mail Ror

Great Northern and Southern Mall Route.
FOR NORTHERN SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DuLY (Suutly night excepted, between Rich,
m9ud And Warrington Cts via Gorionsylc AMI AeA,
antIia
Hours of departure at Rich
m0nd .6kS A. ", and 700 r ~
Returning leave Washugon...G 4. NJ. aud PM
and
Arrive at Richmond. .........1 'S0P. VI. Ani4 AN
BaEare cheeks and tickets, given through between Rich.
moud and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING 80 STRAP RAIL
and being In excellent order and CARRYING TIIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give ,hr bg,t guar.
aaicc Of aRayss"curng connections Is shown by arr.
walls daily attn thmJnd and Washington city IN advance Of
the Steamboat lne,
Fans HErwEEs RrHNoYn WASHINGTON ..... s. 30
An OWrhns viii he found always ready % take through
passenger and their baggage Of wearing apparel tween
the two bcpot free " charge, with ample slime for them TO
take their meals, whether going NORTH Scotia,
Through Tickets can be obtained between DAny.le and
Wlshrg1n The reuninn, u the Road, nearly con.
plstr 20 Dauvv. An Arent OF the ConpIny vii receive
uc Checks Of passengers from The Danyr Road and At.
tend to their baggage al the Way to Washington Bal.
,imors Depot,
The iarehe bythe nall line by the oil steAmSoa,
route.
Terellno changrof the night line between Rich.
mOnd and Alexandria. Gl
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g. GARFORTH'S
Cheaper than Ever.

TREAT DISTRESS and heavy lusses 10 ;he East Railroad
VI Stock Rank stock, anu all goods forced On the Market
and sold Hruin0us prices the Importer and
rr havC just returned from the Esirri cities and have
purchased goods AZ thOs ruinons prices and nov oer
my customers rnd the pablo generally, goods made up 70
order In Coats Pants and Yeats the neatest and mos.
fashionable wal, and readymAde clothing cr than they
have ever been offered In this market You will get 6nr
eothcS for the you have heretofore paid for
Come buy tocg6l A. NJ. ADAMS
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CHOICE AND Sell nCTl


9HNWI S anu WdnJII IS.
I00 GRAPE slINWLS Of recent inno7tU -, 4 ON M
wv to5l do!tcs. The Five Dollar Crap ugls, white
either plain or embroidered, are fully aorth 80.
SILK SilNWLS-p,t'n black and ehlartl,
TniRIr SiAWlS, RACK Vnl Nbls, ell,l allrrei and
plain; also, Few hish ,l7rrl and white
STELLA SHNWLS- Ir' Of the la aIs0ues' ever offered
in Ia e!iy, With MnIcs R,oehc snI Prinlel Borders
So NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every s;ye In market such
As ChAntily, lace and Sis tsbroiered and plain etc
At very Great Bar gains; at ALEX. HEYMAN'S.
aP3-Su' lRi Main ST.
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HtsEtEr Checked 10 all stations on the pFnusyVAula
Railroad, AMI 10 Philadelphia BALTIMORE and New York
Passengers PURCHASERS tickets IN thr ears, VIII be CHARGED
rra Gents Ia addition TO the station rates exec Il from STA,
uoEs whsfc Oh. Company has no agent
NutlcE,-lu ease otl0si, he Company viii hold hgu.
selves responsible Tor personal baggage only aud Tor
amount not exceeding 500
N,B'-the Excelsior Omnibus Line has been empo, ~ 70
conNey Passengers md BagHee to aud FROM The Depot at
charge not 10 exceed % cents Tor each passenger aud
sagr.
For Tickets apply 20 J.sTEWABT, AGENT,
THE p, 4, r. PASSENGER station,
llni Liberty and Grant So PITTSBURGH.
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Pi,no. Mclo!yOn', anil every kind Of musical ustru.
meniS tuned AMI repaired.
Nv Mlgo IDS warranted at this r,.ohll,hment nay5
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SECOND STOCK
or
Spring 4 SIMMER HlllS,

IIEIsKElL 4 swEARlNGES viii open on TUESDAY,
L May ID, N their store ronni, No. ~ Main ST.
one door above J. X Dunhan o., tue ruo,; beautiful
stock 0f
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
They have ever mad he pleasure u Offering tie public
Their stock wi comprise every ngutB IA Dress Goods
EmprGiltrirs, S'nvls, Mantllla. &c.
Prdginr ih'ms'lyts not 10 De undrrsoi, they aud
irW orr great nduermgHt, 30 chsi huYsrs y Gus.
toners on short credit, aud void respectfully solicit
An lnsperLIn on Of thrlr E0ndl. mNa
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In connection with the above, keep every gud of n.
hehihhramtnti aal musical mcrehNndss generally
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NEW SPRING STOCK.


BEG LEAVE tn ninrn the public that have Just re-.
turned from the hast with my FIRST SPRING STOCK
which determined to sell as cheap ~ AnJ house In
Wheeling
Nv stock consists u all the latest STYLES NJ
DRESS GO0nS, such NJ black and fancy SILKS, Lawn.
ohuues Ctcots 81 en- Hess variety, ChRrs, Rcragr BE-
LANES lie BcrVes, with aylety Of other goods nunes
Gus % mention.
EMBRoIDERlES, tn. best Ia be found in Wheeling; nv
assortment consists o. Collars o. All prc from the ovc,t
to II" highest, 81 sets ~ Sleeves s Collars which
WllpNrtlsulaTY mention MRr,ric SETS, all the rage al
the East, complete assortment Of cnbrndeE Rand ctr
BoSNETS, At any price from IS up7o $3.50 the le.,t
ever brought Into the narNt also Rome, Ribbons new and
beautiful siycs flowers Tushes, and every thing In the mil
linrrvlinc.
wHlTEGo0DS, such R'pNin md 6yurel strip, Brilant,
amongst which would call sitcpicu real French
bToeade, plain figured au5 srpe Iscoar, Nan,ook etc
SHNWLS SHAWiS StelN Cashmere, plain and fancy
I NJ sluiost VoGr own pr,c.
CASSMERES Cloth, and every thing IN the Way ofucn's
suitable for Spring offer thu Nrssst stock OF anv
house IN Whrrh and would particularly request ref.
chant ialors,o exauiue stock, VII sen At whole.
sale.
MITES, Nromste line, and ao some otthcse long niit.
worth Ste ~ AYE
Call and examine stock, ~ V will compare
avorAhly Wl'l Other. and doing, and have Al.
Wa, sdonc uy ha,ncs' the eas principle will sell ii at
very low h.ur-,,
IsAAC Prayer
MARIO l21 Main