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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05
I. For the Bugle.
MEETINGS IN STARK COUNTY,

- KIM
DEAR MARlus: The interest in the Sunday An.
keeps up still in our neighborhood. On Sunday.
the 23d instant, q large and enthusiastic meeting
was held in Morris Bloom6eld's barn two miles
north of the village. A meeting house conven
ienty seated stood within a few rods Of tho place
which like most of the buildings of the kind in
our country, has been consecrated to the slave
holding god, (for those which are not for freedom
arc woefully against her) and was therefore mac
cessible. to US. The day proving windy, the audi
ence was greatly annoyed with the dust which
blew in liberal allowance into our eyes, bu. the
larger share OF the assemblsge bravely bore with
the inconvenience 10 the last, content to bear the
physical inconvenience while the attempt was mad
to purify their mental vision from the dust with
which pros!avery priests and politicians have wei
nigh blinded them. The speakers were the sam'
as heretofore, except that Mr.. Whippet Of Rayenn'
made an ingenious tho impotent effort to establish
an anti'slavery character for the United States
Constitution, and Ii. w. Pennock Of Marlboro
who in q brief but very forcible speech gave q
public adhesion to the doctrine of mo Union
with Slaveh )lders."
On Sunday the 30th a meeting assembled in the
barn'of Geo. Clapsaddle two and a half miles South
east of the village. Lewis Morgan vas called t.
the chair and a. Brooke appointed secretary. Sc
many were in attendance who wished to BE heard
the time of each was limited to twenty minutes
Our Republican ard Democratic friends for reason,
satisfactory perhaps to themselves, still decline tt
enter the arena into which they are publicly chal
lensed, in defence of their position, for I canno
say principles. Messrs. Whipper aud johnson
appeared in advocacy of their claims to belong t.
the true abolition party. The former denies his
torical facts, lodges logical conclusions, and evince
all the hair-spli,ting subtlety in verbal criticism
which is characteristic of his PARTY. James d
johnson manifests q zeal, earnestness and integr
ty Of purpose combined with a degree of intellec
tual power which renders it the more to be lamen
ted that hehas become tewildered by the so phistrie
y with which it is evident he does not feel entirel
satisfied. lie admits there is at least one proela
very clause in the Constitution which is a fata
blow at his clam of consistency, and integrity, i
the support Of it. lie claimed, without the atsemr
to demonstrate the proposition, that the constitu
. ton Of the State Of Ohio is a more pro,slavery il
strument than the constitution of the United State
and that therefore Disunion, is o fallacious move
ment in behalf of emancipation. III. W.. Pennoc'
rebutted his argument ably and conclusively an
the meeting adjourned to assemble in the Tow
Hall in Marlboro at 2 o'clock ?. NJ, on Sunda
June 9th. ut which time and place we would b
. happy to see you or any other of our anti-slaver
. friends.
Yours Truly, ppooxp
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05

lance at the Union prayer meetings, lending IN
PRAYERS etc. Pharisaical old hypocritel for II pre-
tenco making very long prayers, at revival meet
ines. while on tho bench he was taking tho bread
from the mouth Of poor Conuelly's children, that
he MIGHT reach n conviction under that most infer.
nal statute. Talk Of the religion of such u man.
1t is the rankcst Of infdelity, denying falsifyiug
all that is sacred under the name Of religion, not
only deuying, but mooking the truth. only as fiends
mock il, IN the internal revels of satanic delight.
Against such venal judges, and heartless church
goeIs, Nolncy and Robert Owen would rise in
judgement, and condemn them. The profession
Of religion by such traitors to their race, aud such
enemies to COD, is the worst Of all inhlel ity,
From the Eric True American. .
Wm. NJ. Connolly is now on trial before Judge
Leayitt OF Cincinnati for protecting and aiding
two fellow creatures in their escape from the
hell Of American Slavery. lie acted simply the
part Of the Christian and Good Samaritan. liz
betrayed not the wanderers. lie delivered no
unto the master the servants which had escaped
from the master unto him. lie took them to hi
homo and heart, "bound up their wounds, pouring
in oil and wine." For obeying this plain com
mand OF God--this natural impulse of lunar
Nature, he is put on trial, in "a Free State, before
n United States Court Judge Leavitt is u prom
inent Presbyterian of Cincinnati. But tho publit
know his infamous antecedents. lie is u piou
blood-stained wretch. Neither his Presbyterian
ism nor tho influence Of the powerful religious
revival" in Cincinnati, will save poor Connol
! Law" made and provided" for those loviny
Christ.like mes who remember those in bonds a
bound with them"-who, finding their brothe
4 IAN hungcred fed him, naked and cloth him
s thirsty and give him drink, sick and minister unit
him."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05

EMANCIPATION IN MIssoURI.-The Missouri
Democrat and the st. Louis Intelligoncer have
hitherto been the only newspaper advocates of
emancipation in Missouri but they are now Joined
by the Albany Courier. the Alexandria Delta,
and the German paper in st. Louis, making Eve
Missouri Journals all in favor of making Missouri
a free State. s.f .e..sl. $780, -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05
"Sloves cannot breathe in England.
The moment that they touch u soil
That moment they are free"
From the Ashtubu,a seusissl.

JUDoE LEAyirr, who presided at the Connolly
trial, and who has become so famous in sustain.
decisions against liberty and Justice, SO as to
secure convictIon-wa very regularin ais attend.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05

THE ONO PATRIOT, the organ of Democracy in
this county, has changed Editors. Mr.. Gill goes
to his reward,-a fat office in Kansas or some
where else out west, and is succeeded by Thomas
S. Woods, formerly Of this place. Mr. Woods is
a gentleman Of talent, which he unfortunately
prostitutes by d~evoting to the support of Buchan'
an Democracy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05

The KANSAS ELECTION ordered by the English
compromise is to be held on the first Monday in
August. The board in whose hands is the fate Of
this election consists of three %Lecompton Demo
cratic officials and the speakers of the two houses
of the territorial legislature, who are free State
men.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05

ARcHr LEE the colored man who sought his
freedom in the courts Of California and whose
trial and attempted kidnapping produced SO much
excitement in SanFfanciscosw Was finally released by
the United States commissioner. He left the city
in great haste fearing another attempt at kidnap-
ping by his former master.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05

UNITED STATES DEPUTY MARsBaLs.-The new
United States Marshal of Northern Ohio has ap
pointed a ba tch of deputies in various counties
Ours seems thus far to be sighted. Is it possible
that the U. G. II. r.. of Columbiana is to be lef
u~nnoticed by the appointment of a special offcia
kidnapper?
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05

The GENERAL ASSEMBLY Of the Old School
Presbyterian Church has altogether won tse hearts
of the New Orleans slave holders, The Bulletin
Of that city commends it. q.
The GENERAL AssENBLY.-Tbe General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church, which has ;ust
closed its session here, was a most able aud dig
nifed body, and has made o strong impression
upon the public mind. There were men from ey,
cry, part Of the Union, representing various po!it.
ical opinions, and discussing q great variety Of
topics, yet not a harsh word or an unpentlemanlv
allusion has been heard during the whole eleven
days session. " ~
Inns SHOWS what enlightened liberalisy and q
high state of mental and moral qualification 40.
complish in a deliberative body. We wish Con.
gress and other public assemblies would take a
few lessons Ia good breeding from the General
Assembly of the Ole School Presbyterian Church.
Ihey could not fail to elevate themselves in public
estimation by doing SO. r
W unto yoa whom all men speak well of you
for so did the fathers of of the false prophets"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05

We hasten to lay before our readers the follow
ing communication just received from n lgentle-
man whose character for veracity is unimpeach.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05

MORE "FREEMEN."-on Saturday, the Doth inst
a Mr.. Scott Of Jefferson county, Mississippi, up
peared in the Probate Court, Of Cincinnati, ant
manumitted four slaves, consisting of a mothe,
and three children.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-06-05
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

The scene of the troubles is about sixty miles
South East Of this point.
.i GRAFTON.
frcn tho Lawrence Republican.
LAWRENCE, Sunday Morning, I
May %, 10 o'clock, A NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-13
TRUsTEK's SALE.

DUBLIc NOTICE il hereby given that on the
1 24th day Of April 1t. in front Of the prsni.
sss On n sin street, Ksokuk, Iowa, shall proceed
10 sell 70 the highest biddey, for cash In hand,
the following real estate i6tKs city Of ksohsk,
lows, viz: thirteen and hall (l3i) fost Oh the
east side Of lot eight 49,. and ght S feet Oh the
vest side VI lot nine ~ in block twenty eight tes
Of said city by one hundred and forty t14ot feet
deep, adjoining the property. Of Jno. u. Hiatt on
the vest, and samlF. Miller ON the east.
The sale Is made BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Hawkins Taylor to ne made, TO secure the pay
ment Of fourprom:ssory notes Of one hundred sad
three and ~ Tee dollars each, Two Of which notes
~ due and uApaia, snd by the terms Of the Trust
Deed an required to sell the property. sale be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clDck .. m. and e,slocA
p. - bAA u = 1lLLnn,
March 8. jSH8-Atd Trustee.
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Th% little value Providence sets Of
riches, i sssn By the persons on whom the.
are generally bestowed.

~. Ratrlckss Nay Csls0raslsa.
The Irish eitissns Of Ksokpk Will celebrate III
above nAasd annivepary b. Supper. q The roons
Of AY. 6ehadsr, on the evening sf the nth inst.
1t osclsek.
Tickets en- b. parehAssd of the following ssn-
tlemsa P. A. ward, r. J /. Melting, p. Talon, J.
y. AsNamass, J. n. Andssses, Jas. AeNsnass,
Hsgh Kennedy, p. 9ibbons.
Ksokuk, March l3-d
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Mox0u AAS 1000
Prsssnt, the Mayor, and Aldermen Bishop,
Beaber Day, Shelley, Smith, Walling and
Wyman.
A petition vas received from w. @. Ora.
ham and % others, asking for suspension
Of the improvements on Fifth street north Of
Main.
Referred TO the committee on streets and
alleys.
The petition Of Peter Hart, FOR the priv
legs Of extending wooden tenement ON lot
No. 2, block No. 10, BY taking oat one side
and extending II with roof and IN add
tional width Of ten feet, was laid upon the
table.
The petition Of CLARK 4 vapostrAod, to
have the wood stand removed from Main
street, between 4th and 5th streets, wss re-
fsrred 70 the committee on streets and a.
leys.
{ Aldsrnaa Walling presented Ordinance
No. l33, entitled can Ordinance in relation
u property kruck o. 10 the city u tax sales
Tor the wan 5of bidders" which was adopt
cd.
On motion, Ordinance -" An Ordinance
providing for the payment Of interest upon
city scrip," was taken from the table.
Aldsrnan Walling prassntsd . substitsts
therefor, which vas adopted, and the ordi-
nance laid upon the table till the next meet
The following bill was allowed:
+. H. Waste, policeman, balance due FOL
services In JanuATy, ~ o..
The bill Of Low = Murphy Of Oh 90, FOL
work on the house Of the Hook and LaAdel
Co., was referred to the committee ~
claims.
Council adjourned TO March 18th. q
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAtLy Cars Csyy Ovvlca,
< aknk YnhaAAS Maanh Eth


Ks,ksk, IuesdAs. Massh eth. !
FLOUR - Banner Mills 11lra gaaily tfail
whsat) 81 90 y hAl., Essrs supsrAss tsprins
vhsspt - %; saPsrhns = -. 0sss City sxta,
- % per Dbl. second qsAiity, - - y Dbl
Country aour, ~ ~ y sssk. Quincy, ~ rs 70
s.. arshan, tall uhsAt) ~ % per 100 lbs
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOC per ~.
CoRN-Resdy sale 1t zoe TO &c.
BARLEY.-9ood demand for prime qualitie, 81
Soc to 7sc.
wHEAT-Littis fail wheat 10 be bad SOC
viii be paid for good article. Spring u to Soc
for ehoiss poor grades ~ solss in good currency.
OATs-In request u 80 to ~.
RYE--36c TO lee Attls sconinE In
BUCKwHEAT-3sev bash. It Banner Nils.
P0TAToEs-doods supply; selling At - TO socj
from wagons, 20 70 ssc.
6ROCKKInS-N. o. Sugar fair 70 81, prime .
to 9i choice TO- clarified l1erushsd and loaf t.
IA. -Pisntation ~ 70 40, 3. H. - 70 u,
Golden Syrup, - 70 500. CoHss--Rio Is, Jaws 10
TO loc. Rios : 70 SIC.
s0AP-Palm $40, Family 80.
cANDLEs-star =. stearins III. Mould l7ta
~.
LARD--fAir supply, 10 10 &c.
BUrTER-1air ssppiy. Choice II 70 IL.
HIDES-Dry, SIC to Scj green, a 70 4ls.
HAY-Prsirie from ~ 70 30. Timothy, ~
to tlo. Hungarian, IA 70 3. 6.
sUNDRIHS-Onions,sO 70 1 10, Eggs, 70 lie
Feathers, zoe TO 4Scj white Beans, 7se 10 %. /.
YRUITvRsir supply. Green apples, shoiss. q
80 to -. Dried apples, - 90 to - - per babel
Dried peaches, - - 70 - ~; Rsisins, - 1tt
5 rs.
PROviBf0NS--Msss Pork Us 50, Shoulders
sides 8, Hams I.
BEEF-A 70 ; gross; 4ls tos per quarter.
uO01-Dressd 4 70 ~.
EHBEP-%3 70 ~ y head.
| sALT-G. A., u IS TO ~ al ksnawha,
| ExcnAsaE. On New York for currency p
snt.; for gold per cent. 81. Louie per eent.s
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Dn. lNu khbuA.L, Dsarsss, from cleveland, o.,
hAs concluded 70 locate In kseksk. Ind nay b ap-
plisd 70 for dsns operations shs rssidenes Of J.
N. Bessdsn, Esq., corner Of sth and kergan ~.
Maroh l.daVe
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NOTICE u hereby given that Asssss. Eaton
IN Claain, o. Ksokak, lows, have this day made
N Assigsnsnt Of I'll thar property to tho under
signsd Tor ~ henent Of all their creditors. Az
psetiss having claims against the said Arm sfs No
tinsa 10 pesssa4 ~ san9 undSf oath os Abrasion
withln t6sse nenths 1rpn this date.
CHAe. AUBBgLL.
Ksoknk, Jan. -, 't0-3Sa. Anig1ss.
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rnE rImE Has CoMxI

We want yoU - x u ~ III
v0ORAIE6 doe nAnsfastsrs ths hAsst SILK and
Cashmere HATS svsr sold IN Keoksk. mi = ;
fact. HE Spring Style Of Hats will eonpAre favor
ably With tho best Eastern mansfaetsrs. Cali and
see them, q vsorhiss', No. ~ Main-st.
Usts coniosnsd 70 the hsAA By the uss d tho
ConformAtsur. [nchsdlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-13

The undessigasd, having formed Co. Partner.
ship under the name and lyle Of Asines Brother,
AID purchased the entire interest Of H. s. Farras,
viii CON ..nss tas Sasiuss. " S~sa,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, &C., 1T
tho old stand, corner Of bluk Streets, near the
Ksokuk + II. Dss Moines Rail koad Depot.
ROBERT HAINEE.
Ksoksk sept. -. ~. r. Q. HAINRS.
oct8-d
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nweallug Uaeuee waneea.

Containing fous rcoms md cellar, sonvsaisntly
situated 70 this once. The rsntss Will ~ psrma-
nsnt one, IL ~ tsrns ass nodlsats aad the Aeass
I good ops. FsssessioA dsairs1 abest IL Ant 4
April. Yor further in1ornAsiaa ap9iy y ~ bssi-
ness enss u ths Daily Gats City.
leb1ld1
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DENTAL CAAD.
TAR. J. PORRR desires TO Inform this commit
u nitythat he has Determined 10 make ksoksk
his permanent rssIdescs, for the purpose Of prae-
tieins DENTISTRY. His business engagements
elsewhere are such that II will not BE- possible for
hin . lsssts sasiI spring. he fssls asssssd h
givins ~ guAsaaty that b will ssos pssSsss6 U
xive entire satisfsetioa 10 he vastOO bsanehN e
bis profcssios, 70 al sAo nay favor hin VII
pasrooage.
RsvsaEscEs.-J. B. Howell, D. n. Webeesss
So. Miller. Of Keotuki Dr.J Devsn. Dr.. j.
sanders, Lows ci,,. [osslsdAvtfJN
HosTrfysn's sron Acs B,s5su The veil nss.
tied Successes Of these eslsbsaaed bitten, I'D ths
daily favor which IL has bssn rsosivsd By oar nssl
respectable eisissas, speaks volans - 70 its sssy
IN bsiasiag sbost the bsnsAeisI ressits Tor which Il
y designed. Having been the result Of leal
ssuss ef study and observation ID tbs d
Dsaetios. % thss tbs proprietor hsvs 10 hssie1,
In presenting IL - the world, unsurpassA In II
fsstisg speedy, certain and permanent curs 10
ali irrsgulsritiss and weakness Of the diesstiy
organs, % which most persons sss tress III health
sold In fall quart bottles BY all Drssgists
0roosrs and Hotels throaghoat tho United STATE
| aad CanadA.
/ HARRISON GIBBONS, Agents,
nchledAw Main-st., bet. 9th and TIL.
WOODLAND CREAM."--PosAps voH BsA
rivri.s rss HAis-HishIy psrfunsd, superior
any French article imported, and for half th
price. For dressing LAdiss' Hair II has NO sqaa
giving it = bright giossy appearance. Il ssas'
gentlemen = hair toourl In the most natural ns1
nsr. 1t removes daadraG, always giving the ha
the appearance Of being freshly shsnpoosd. Pri'
only hfty esnts. None gen uine unlesssignsd
FETRIDGE Co., N. T., Proprietor Of the
balm Of Thousand Flowers. =
For sale by all Druggists. UyldIwI
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IN Van Haklsa ! Mills will sell large stock
Of uroeeriss, Furniture and other goods at aucioa
this Saturday morning 1t 10 o'clock.
mahl3d
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~Nr. Hampton, formerly Of the Now Hat
Co. and late with Dr.. Hickey, il nov It voossiss.
No. ~ Aain-st.. whore he u making ths pssssisss
Of Silk and Cassiasrs Hats. DO 70 voorAiss' and
you On Ct neat and tasty hat mAds to At yeur
head. lmshlSd
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o..A r..pl.r., rs.ssval.

coed Ts0plavs, Rsssival.
The Good Tsnpiass Of Ksokak propose 70
hold grand Festival Of the Order = Riss's
Hall, Tussdsy sight. We need aot assure
ths pablo thss The bill OF fare for the ssppsr
on that occasion will snbrass everything
tempting 70 the sye and pleasant V the tasts
that can b. obtained for love or money.
The proceeds Of the Festival are 70 be de-
voted 10 the erection Of Hall for the use Of
that organisation In the atty 90 that al Who
contribsts % ths occasion will not only gst
the worth Of their money IN hand, but will
enjoy Il many times over 10 the eoutsapls-
ton Of the magnificent structure il viii ~
siss to erect, to orsansns aud bless the
city.
We are pleased 70 learn that The nsnbsrs
Of the Order ere becoming nsnssoss in ths
city, and ~ trust that their array Of -four
hundred ''Soss'' NJ s'Tsnpiars" On occa-
sion Of the Festival nay prove favorsbl.
augurJ for Tie oaass ard progress Of tsmps.
rance in our city and Stats.
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s x.....: :'; s.s c'' n 1 u: s::...
new TeaK.
Agricultural, Hsski.sr county.
Dsisynaa' .. Nsvtest.
s s s::;:. :: J. 4''..,.
sAskses's Assbor, Buffalo.
0ntaSis, UtIsa.
HaDk slsaas. Alhioa.
q ~ Il Nsv Ysfk, uttes. w..
-. 100, orssss.
wsstsn Bss1 kport,
r rs.:,l n. = -. nssssrsA'
Ontario CO. Baak, Phelps.
Pratt, Bu1Alo. anN~ ~.
Bank of Ne. jersey, N.v Brunswick.
aseS.nlss md .i.s...,rai zr.a..s "
A'rri' County. ...,.x,,.
Nepsa Couaty Bask. Ek1s. III
Uank II New Castle. n -
nrasn' and DfOvsfs noaA VI
assdsie Bsnk. Honssdsss. =
AAk Of AidAistevn. d&
Laseastsr bank.
Harssr' aaA MsreAasts' Bsak ,0sssasbass
Valley Bank, MAsssstnpn. ~.
Cun beriaLd savings LAX. ~
Ai.sral Bank Of EaryiasA, csaSsrlasd.
aKmswha - Dc,
zn.s- Allegheny.
-! g; !, Co.,; =: =
Union Bank, naAausl
Canal Do Cievslaa - -
ssnses County B.sk
CITY Bank OF Colunn1Sa Hszss.s....
Springfield DanL. i.An
Dayton .'..' y ssss..,'
Pcninsular Bank, Detroit. 4
Mscomb Co. do Mt.Clemcns.
Farmers Aechanies' Bank, lstroit-
IHDiANA. -
Tippecanoe Bank, Wipnenae.
TippseAnoe Bank, Logsnsport.
Bank Of the Capitol, IndiansPsh'.
CeAtrxl Bank, do
Exehanss Bank, Greenesstls.
Bank Of WarsaW.
Bank Of Believiilc, Deiievilie.
stock Security Bank, DanyiNe.
Peoples Bank, Csrmi.
kushville, ku.hvile.
uutsonviIle, Hutsonviile. -
wiScoEAN.
Not received. ~
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Not received ........ -
Not received.
Net received.
new Jersey, Pcnnsyivaaia Ana -
Delaware Currency.
| We have revised and corrected the follow
| ing list BY the latest adyicss. All here nam
cd sre At par in Philadelphia.
Bank Of Chester Valley.
Bank Ut Chester County.
Bank Of Daavills.
1 bank Of Delaware County, Chester.
Bank Of Germantown. -
Bank Of Montgonsry County.
Colsnbia Bank, Celambis.
Doylsstovn Bank, Doyiestovn.
EAston Bank, 81 Easton.
4 Fasmsss' and MssAsnies' Bank, Kasses.
A Fsrmsrs' Bank Of Backs County. Dssstoa.
Farmsrs' hank Of Lancaster, q lancaster.
Farmers Bank Of Reading, Reading.
Lancaster Co. Bank.
Lebanon BAnk, n Lebanon.
Mauch Chunk Bank, Asuoh Chunk.
Miners Bank Of Psttsvills, Pottsvilh.
s.'::s.. r: ~
=, s: e. !: : per- ':'''' ''''' = :
IL Bars.a.s1l \onneay, Be rd...o..l
|, i! .!l!' ;::; 8; ~
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j. Bradlen = Co., :
Wholesale ara Retail Druggists,
NJ. - - 4 - nH~x> -

Nss. q - ~ Main-st.,
k8OkU ...AOW 4
NXyE have the pleasure Of Announcing b oat1
w frisods and snsteasn thst having re1lsa.s
ished stock Of Goods 1t No. 81 asa hsvinG par
chased the entire stoek Of A. Il. Bronson Co., b
ISL, Ne are now prepared y Ill orders On The lev
est terms.
Below We give list Of some Of the leading A.
ticics Just received:
~ bhls. Lard OH, 700 o. Quinias
10 I" Linsecd Oil, 100 lbs Ipccac,
10 Spirit Gas, 80 o. Morphine,
10 Alcohol, SO lbs Opium,
10" Turpsntine, 70 kgs Bicarb. Soda,
5000 IL. white Lead, 1000 lbs Cream Tartar,
500 bxs Window Glass, 200 " TArta 10 Acid,
500 q 0iAss Ware, 1000 " Rochelle HAlEs,
y bbh varnishss. - bxs Ysast Powder.
- Call At No. 81 and Isl. [decsodAusal
OlseoaUs1On.
rrHE Co PartasrsAip heretofore existing -
| tween the subssribsrs, undss the name aad
| arm II Ra1ar 4 Hainss, II this day dissolved -
mutual consent. Robsrt = P. q. Hslsss will con
| tinue 10 tAs business, and sien the nsme Of IN
Arm In iiqsidAsion. They will slso settle I'll =.
counts Of the late arm, and al debts dse It mast
| - paid them. II. 3. FARRAR,
ROBERT HAlNRa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-13
REM OVAL.

The DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE l.
In McCuxs's Bailding, corner Of Main sad
Second 6trssts. Eneranes % Sseoad street;
Counting Room arst door 70 the right.
Orders for I'll kinds Of Job Work 6lled
with nsstnsss and dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-13

Fns7 PAcKsr.-Ths Dee Noises came il
yesterday norning IRON 81. Louis, and
started back before noon. She vss con.
PEELED 70 land below Johnson-st., On account
OF the vast bed Of ice which lines the shore
from shsrs up. She broaght small load Of
groceries. Navigation nsy nov BE- consid.
cred open for the season.