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Republican state ,onycnIien.

Republican State Convention will be held at
Iowa City, on Thursday the 18th day Of June,
1855, for the purpose OF nominating Secretary,
Auditor, Treasurer Of State ard Attorney General,
and for the transaction of such other business ar
may be deemed necessary by the Convention
The ra,ioof representation Of each county VIII
be one delegate for every one hundred Republican
votes and an additional for every fraction over
nfty the vote fer Governor at the last State elee
ton being the basis. Organized counties with les
than one hundred Republican voters will be enti-
tied zach to one delegate.
:. J. KIRKwooD, W. H. FARMER,
W. p. CLARK, ii PnIcE,
II. OCoysoR, q. ID. WOODEN,
Des Moines IAN 20, '5s. Committee.
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Repubiisan CssgrsssIenaa CoMysn

Repubiisan CongTeeslomM1 0oMven.
tt0Ms
A Republican conventioas ~ - rarpsss Of
nominating candidate for RsrssSsntlys n Con.
ges, for the First Congressional District Of Iowa,
is hereby called te meet at oskaloosa, on Wedncs-
day, July 7ih, 1853.
The ratio OF representation Of each county will
be one delegate for every one hundred Repnblisan
votes. and an additional enc for every ffastisn
City, ths vote for Governor Il The last state
election being the haais. Organized counties With
less than one hundred Republican voters will BE-
ent i,led each 70 one dsissate.
JoHs R-NEfnBAN,
KoR = RA TcLIrF,
ii. n. sHELLKpY,
j. 4. BALDWIN,,
CALVIN TAYLOR,
May is. 1855. Rep. Cong. Com.
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A VERY Coon JoKE.--Those connected
with the Detroit Herald, an administration
print, when the Kansas bill passed Congress,
wanted to make Publication, and illumi.
nate their Office, &c. The Herald had no
hag, and 80 they borrowed one Of q friend.
put i up IN the evening, lighted up their win
dows, fired their guns, &C., and had good
TINE generally. Whos Mas the cnagr,n OF
the Herald establishments on the following
morning, at finding the beautiful flag floating
over their oihce inscribed s'Fremont ana
Dayton Free Soil and Free Speech" IT.
next time they borrow flag they will prob.
ably examine the inscriptions.
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&. r. CLIFFORD,


pEALnR IN
Fine Gold and silver Watches,
CLOCKS, sPECTACLEs, SILVER WARE, &C.,
Third-st. bet. Main anj Johnson,
hEuh k.....'..........
HAVING permanently located in keo-
l. kuk, would invite the attention Of IA
the public to my new and we'll selected -
stock. Having acquaintance with the best manu-.
facturcrs In the United States, all of my goods are
made to order and are unsurpassed in quality or
style. The stock ] an now opening comprises In
part, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Englxh and
Swiss, the genuine Perry Watches, cased with
original designs; Silver Ware Of every description
warranted pure coin Ladies and Gentle men :
Jewelry Of nil kinds ncud ng les never before
offered in the market; spectacles. in 1old, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, periscopic,
Concaye, double convex aud Colored Glasses of
every variety Of shade and focus among these
are the resl Scotch Pebble and periscopic Glusses
mechanically adapted to suit all eyes. 10 those
unacquainted with the nature Of these Glasses
will state that they are manufactured from crys-
taliled quartz, their peculiar shape producing an
equal focus throughout their entire surface while
In other Glasses the focus is concentrated to one
point, and, to the constant wsarcr often times be-
comes painful. fine lot Of Aceordeons; also, an
assortment Of Morton's Gold Pens Double Plated
Ware, manufactured by Rogers Bro, on genuine
Albaia, warranted to be tho best Plated Ware that
is made--Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets Cas-.
tors, Ladies', Spoons, Forks, &c.
N. B.-Goods Of every description ade to or
der, ms also IL sir ornams nts. would particularly
call the attention OF the public TO the fact that
my goods purchased fur CASH aud not bYou ght
out here to sell on cons gnmcnt. They are offered
at asmall profit, for CASH ONLY. The money re-.
funded in all cases where goods do not prove az
represented
Being n practical Watch Maker, my personal
attention will be given to the Cleaning and Re
pairing of Watches, which shall be done n work.
man-like manner, and warranted to keen time
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RepublIca N Meeting.

In pursuance Of the call FOR that purpose
the Republicans Of Jackson Township as
sembled in the Gate City Reading Roem at
4 e'elock Friday afternoon. The meeting
was organized by the appointment Of John
A. Graham Chairman, and G. F. Conn, SEQ
Rotary. .i
On motion, the following persons were
appointed delegates to the County 'conyen.
ton u ChasIestun:
Go. Stsfens, John stannus, Edward
seyfTarth, Geo. ". McCrary, A. II. Graham,
James Mitchell, L. c. Dobyns, j. A. Gra-
ham, j. +. Garretson, David A. Day, Jos.
Goodman, NJ. + Collins, Joseph Snow, sam'l
Egbert, JAS. b. Paul.
The delegates were required by resolution
to attend the Convention in person or to OBJ
tain q substitute to attend in their stead
On motion, the following persons we're APP
pointed Republican Township Committee +;
Geo. ". MeCrary, C.. +, Conn, Jsmes W.
Mitchell.
There being no further business, the meet
ing adjourned.
}. a. GRAHAM, Chairman.
- roNS
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SLAVE EXCITEMENT N SAsDusgY CIrY.-We
are informed that Kentucky STAKEHOLDER,
accompanied by the u. s. Marshal OF Cinc;n
natl, yesterday morning made de-cen, upon
coiored waiter al the 81. Lawrence Hotel.
Sandasky. and captured him while 10 bed
and took.htn to she depot IT the Little Miami
Railroad, preparatory TO leaving for the
South. But this WAS not 10 casly 10 be done.
AT the depot vast crowd Of citizens collect
cd and rescued the darky, who took his high,
- paris lAAbV~n. la the melee tue Mar
shall was Knocked down and otherwise severe
ly handled. lie fred pistol a, the crowd,
and the ball passed through mans hat, for
which act he Was arrested aud gave bail for
his trial. John III. Brown, Y. NJ, is his
bondsmAn.--[ Milan Free Press.
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wonders OF trentton-.The Care o
Cod over tho w Orks OF III . Ilnndk

wonders OF trentton--The Care OF
God over the " orks OF hts Hands.
Andrew Crosse, an Englishman, who has
devoted much attention to electricity, has
succeeded by his experiments in discovering
the elements which enter into the comno-
sition Of the thundercloud. lie has also
analysed an English fog, and revealed its
secrets.
The British Quarterly says, in an article
on the subject;
!" In every acre Of fog there is enough nc.
camulatedel electricity to destroy every ami
NAL within that acre. Who could have sun.
posed that simple mist contained such po-
tent ightnings, ready to be issued whenever
the word of command was given, and yet so
masked and sheaihed that, but for tbs tell
tale apparatus, you would as soon have
imagined the gentle dews to be saturated
with fire.. This, however, is no solitary
disqualification of the skill with which the
great forces Of nature are curbed and muf-
he'd when thier activities would be injurious
to man. The sea consists of two gases,
which, if released from their combination,
would produce the ntensest flame, and burn
up every combustible thing on the surface Of
the globe.
The atmosphere is formed Of elements
"hion might easily Dc FansIormed into COM
pounds capable Of poisoning, maddening, or
sufiocating every creature that breathes.-
The clouds which now discharge their con-
tents IN such harmless drops, might pour out
their burdens in deluge, as If some huge
reservoir had burst in the sky, and crush
every object that lay beneath. The winds
might sometimes be expected to break loose,
and forgetting their prescribed place, would
gaiiop round the globe, tearing up our towns
by the roots, and driving man and trees be-
fore them like dust in gale. The ties of
chemical affinity might relax, or the cohesive
forces might occasionally fail, and then the
world would crumble into heap Of sand.--
The internal fires Of tho earth might master
tho resistance Of the external she'll, and
SKATER the surface at stroke; or collapsing
IN their fury, the ceiling Of the gulf might
give way, and whole kingdoms 60 down into
the burning abyss. Hall an hours slumber
on the part OF the Almighty would liberate
all these great powers from their present re-
ssralnts, and in that half hour the world
would be reduced to wreck. But He who
holds the winds in his hands, hides his thun-
derbolts in the drifting vapor, and chills the
very hghtnings, 50 that men walk unscathej
through the deadliest magazine Of mis..',--
Brit. Quar-. Rev.
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III There IL prospect OF renewal Of
tho railroad troubles At Erie, Penn. The
people OF Harbor Greek are indignant at an
attempt OF the Company to relay the track in
the position it originally occupied.
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CT. CoNs, Scc'y.

FATAL RAILROAD AecipgSr.-on Saturday
last, An accident occurred to freight train
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near
Warrington, which resulted in the loss Of
two lives and a great destruction Of property.
The train wns going at about the average
speed, when some part OF the engines ma
chinery gave way. The locomotive instantly
jumped square across the track and turned
over. The velocity Of the cars forced them
IN breaking wreck upon the top Of The OBJ
straction, presenting "a most unsiehtiy scene
Of demolition and horror. The eaxineer.
Ihos cassiday, and the fireman, named Phil
lips, were burned in the wreck. When the
body OF the latter was extricated from the
rum, lie was extinct. Casslday lived two or
three hours after the accident. Both Of the
bodies were horribly bruised, charrel, aud
olacEened. The engine took fire immediate
", and wac totally destroyed, together with
four or tive ears and their contents, The
loss 10 the Company, we understand. will not
be less than s20,0oO.-l Wheeiiug Times.
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Busfats nd Lake Huron nn,,r..A

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VA DETROIT
At the above Office tiehets for New York, Boston.
and all the stations on The New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of b. 4 L. II. Railroad.
oalcs No. 10 Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, '5S.dIy-c.ns
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ington correspondents Of the New York U6ur-
Ter and Enquirer says that gentleman we'll
known for his friendship to Mr.. Douglas,
went, few days ago, on his own response
blity and without the knowledge or consent
of Douglas, to the President and suggested
the proprety OF a reconciliation betw sen
them. The correspondent add;
'sMr. Buchanan declined to take the initia-
tive, and indeed would probably not have &C.
cep ed distinct terms Of accomm odation,
though made in the names Of the whole party
Of disse ntsrs from his Kansas policy in both
branches of Congress. SO decidedly oppo.
site are his intentions that ii is his purpose
10 resume Immediately the auto do fe com.
menced by the decapitation of the postmas-
ter of Chicago. This very day, believe,
the nomination Of Mr.. Strother to be collec.
tor of Chicago, and of Mr.. Nye to be mar
shall Of the Northern District Of Illinois, will
be made in the place Of gentlemen peculiarly
identified with the political fortunes of Mr..
Douglas. The removal Of many other Office
holders in the State for the same cause is re-
solved upon, and win probably be carried
out in time to have striking effect upon
the buchanan convention on the 9th Of June.
Ii is dee gned to notify the delegates to that
meeting that rewards ore ready for those
who display zeal and capacity in forwarding
the anti Douglas movement. No doubt re.
mains that the President means to defeat the
reelection Of Mr.. Douglas to the Senate, even
though the party division thereby excited re-
suit in the choice OF a Republican.
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The uown Banking Law.

The Banking Law Of Iowa, involving ~ 1t
does change in the constitution Of the
State, which prohibits all banks Of whatever
nature or description is to receive the vote Of
the people on the 9th Of June. No discus
sion Of any consequence has been elicited BY
the near apDsoach of the election whence
Ne conciuls here will be a very trifing OPP
position 70 the Law. In its provisions it 10
exactly similar to the Ohio system, with one
exception. 1t provides for the establish.
ment Of State Bank and brapches, like the
State Bank Of Ohio, and for free Banks on
the stock security plan. 1t differs from the
Ohio model in allowing the Auditor or comp
troler to receive ~ security for the latter
class Of institutions, other stocks than those
Of the United StakSo, nd Of the State itself.
In this particular Il copies other Western
States--following Illinois in the requirement
of a margin of ten per cent. in the secure
ties, to cover contingencies in their market
value.
We think on the whole, the Iowa law is
the best one in the West, excepting perhaps
that OF Ohio. The character Of the securi-
ty in the latter State is certainly superior,
but it would be impossible under existing
arrangements to make law of any practical
utility In the former, based upon its own
stocks-the Constitution of Iowa limiting its
debt to two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars. The experience of Iowa with the mel
ancholv fecund;ty of Nebraska Territory in
It's shinplaster department, has been of a
Character, We think, to ensure IN emphatic
vote in favor Of safe home CURRENCY
lChicago Tribune.
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THx DIS MofsEs VALLEY WING is published
every Monday at this Office, is one Of tho Oldest
papers in Iowa, and has very large and nereas
ing circulation throughout the nes Moiues Val.
ley Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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CosPusIos OF ToNGrEs.--It is said that
eighty languages are used In business and
social intercourse among the inhabitants Of
New York.
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EThe deepest shaft sunk 10 California |.
upon the quartz lode Of Hayward q Robin
son, on Suffer Greek, Mariposd county, and
10 SIS feet deep.
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EOR RENT,
'HHE large brick store house, No. Is6 Msin-st..
! III Rsid's Block, opposite the New Hotel. on
hesrai terms. Apply to Messrs. Tilinghast, Lane
Baei, next door, or to
COX : SHELLEY,
msy2odlm l00 Nain.st
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sMLAIR q MCINTYRE,
UudertakeYs,

AAIH q McINTEKEs
Undertakes,
I lFFI0E3n Third Street, bet. Mains
~ and johnson, Aext to Ficklen 4 Luz
cas- Bank, carry on the business Of Undertaking
in ali its branches. They hAyereccntly made ex-
tensive additions to their stock, and perfected
their arrangements in every department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
lmpervious to air and indestructibls, ghly orna-
mcnted, and invaluable for the Of the
dead, - we'll - collins Of every style and finish
furnished to order.
Hearses and Carriag et furnished, andth entirs
arrnngementsof thefuneralattendedto whom re-
auired.
Keokuk Iowa ,Nov.11 ,ls57-d1y
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direct Imporsation
or
h A RDWAR AND CUTLERY!
s. w. q 81. TUCKER.


or
HARDWARE ANDCu TLERY!
s. w. q Fl. TUCKER.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
have IN store, and are receiving their supplies
fcTshe spring trade, direct from the makers which
thcy o6er to cash and prompt ms-buyers on 10.
vorable terms. The stock being unusually large,
they confidently solicit an examination Of The
same. S.W III. TUCKER,
NAY lo-dAw Sign Of He'd Paddock.
A MES sHOVELs.-- A large stock II Amss'
"A Shovels for sale low By
maybe s.w.AH H. TUCKER.
- kinds I'm quantities to suit.
maybe SWAN. TUCKER.
GCYTHR KIFLES.--variou qualities oI Ecyths
~ Rihes and Sharpeners for sale by
maybe s.W.A Al. TUCKER.
GICKLES.-A good article OF Sicklet for sale by
- lmsylol s.w.AH. TUCKER.
IyRINDsT0NEs;-The Bsres Girl dstones, Of "a.
~ rious siacs, for sale by
S. W. 4 n. TUCKER,
(Sign Of tho Red Psdlock,)
AaylodAw Cor. Of Main - Gts.
ESRNCK NAILS,
Z Fine I'd do
a Anns.lsd % 70 elinch--s superior article.
Finishing do
Barrel do
Together with general assortment Of other nails
Of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
low by S. W. 4 II. TUCKER,
may6dkw
(y0RN Garden. Grobbinv sna other HpEs.
~ Spades, Shovcis, MAttocks and Picks
scythes. 6nAths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow bells, hakss and Corn Planters
OK, Trace and Halter Chains,
Cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, htraw and Manure Forks;
And 4 large stock Of MAJOR ted n ara .rd ia
lery hand and for sale low by
maysdaw 8. al. TUCKER.
BOYD DMA DEN,
Architects AnA
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q = ID r = u X nAILR q a n
or CANAnA


or CANADA.
@ADELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTE0r
PROM THE WEST 70
b0Hon, NsD York, and TIE Eastern States
Via tao Michigan Ceayai, Grsaf Westryu.
ogds~stnrsAk permont CesfrsL sad
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some OF the Erandest and most Won
dsrfnl scenery 10 the world, including Toronto.
Nihss'a Fais, srspension Bridge, Tnousasd Islands
Rsptds 81 the 81. Lanysace, Quebec Montreal Whfe
Noaniaus TIE I1bu'a, Bridge, tnsariy FOO naiss IN
isngfhl, Lake Champiaia, Faii. Of Aonfmoytnc.
Hudson Rirer, ETC, etc.
:, On and after May /, 1883, Baggage will b.
Checked Through from Chicago.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEvl a Il d An.
OF 22, 500 Tons AND TOO FEET LONG,
Ia under contract TO this Company for one or more
tips TO Portland this year. fourists' return
tickets from Chicago TO the principal towns In
Europe will shortly be issued. Tickets from Chi
cage for al points ksst, also for the LeviAthsn or
for the NJ. D y. s. Co. . ships can be obtained At
the Once OF the GRAND Trunk Railroad. No. 80
Dearborn street, Chicago.
j. WARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. Il. Co., Of Canada.
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FROM Q. II. sCHIvEA,s AGENCY,
Men,reaI ocean Steamship Co,.
STEAM A&a SHIPS.
ANdLo.sAXoN, North AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, new NORTH BRIToN, (n.w,
NOVA scoTIAN ,tnow) HUNGARIAN, tnew1
Running In connection with the GRAND TRuSK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government TO transport
the Mails.
DATES OF SAILING
FROM qussEc. FROM LIVERPOOL
day from the 7.nd of day from the Goth Of
May to the 10th Of April to the Goth az
November, inclusive. October, inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From Chicago to Liverpool, via Mich. Central 0ye.,
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
LIST Class to$lOo
according to accommodation.
f42
including cooked provisions.
From Liverpool 10 cAteage, via Steamers and Rail.
roads,
LIST .-.................--...$9 5 70 tlls7S
according TO accommodation.
.......................t q
including cooked provisions.
Afally qualified Surgeon sails In each ycs,el
Each Passenger ticketed through win be A.
LEVIED the same qsantity q baggage vsxs BY Rail.
road a. by Steamer, viz 20 cubic feet Tor e.eh
cabin and 10 feet for each stsersge passenger
Special trains from Quebec with the Mail, and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival Of each
Steamer.
It will be obssr we'd from the follovinx ,.hl.n.,
tho Canadian line nave beaten every other IL cro,
tsg the Atlantic, the average passages Of the Cd
Inns and Cunsrd lines by The annual table. In .bs
MY, Herald during 1851 tping-
rAsrvAnp. wEsrwAsp.
Collins Line, lid 27h 2om Collins line, lad ian ON
cunArd "sr lod2sh sm Cunsrd " ~. ia ish Am
Boston lad Oh 0m Boston ia I3h ORR
Canadian linelodlsh ON Canadian L. ia III On
The longest psssages made by he Canadian lin,
Tsre - day, % Liverpool and days to Quebec.
days, and the Cunard Lins Of rs to II days
TO EMIGRANTs.
Passages may be secured al the once Of the Com
Peny In Chicago by SAILING ships from London.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Giasgow, Bristol. Hui.
AseIdsss and Moptrose. An agent Of the GRAND
AAoNh AAiLhohp sureiintends the removal Of
smigrsnts and baggage At Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from SSo TO $3a to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
For Passage or freigh, from Chicago to Liver
Hoo,, 81 Livsfp"oi 70 chie.ro, or by any of the
Agent Of the NJ. Or Co..
NO. 30 Dearborn Street, Chicago. ms
Exchange On Europe.
Sight Drafts on London at 5 dolisrs per 4 ,,sr.
ling nsy BE- obtained 1T the Once Of The Grand
Trunk H. X. ofcanads, in Chicago.
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NV. SAMPLE. San RAuxm
Notary Public snd ISs. ASsat.
SAMPLE & RANKIN,
Real Estate, Money, and stock
BROKERS,
AND
COLLECTING AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE and STOCKS bought and sold,
rIrLEs rSvEsrIoArRp, &C.
- Particular Attention paid 10 Collections. ~
Office on End st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
KE0KUK ,.............. ....... ..............IOWA
May 4, SO dim w8m
RscAester Csmnerciai Nurseries,
ROCHESTER,. noNRoE Co., NY,
He. HOOKER : CO., PsseRrnrons.
WIN. BARNES, AGEsr, at ne Office Of Sio4dayd +
Ca,yr, Bsnner Milis Depot, KsoksA, Isss,
VyILL BE- happy to furnish Descriptive Pam
w phlets, free, TO any who may desire it; also,
10 receive orders for all kinds Of Fruit Tress Orpa
mental Trees, Hedge Plants, Evergreens, Dscidu-
Gus Trees and shrubs; Small Fruits, such ~
Strawberries, kAspberries Goossberries, Blackbsr-
risr, currants, and every variety Of Grapes T. be
delivered in good order next Fall or Spring 70
suit purchers.
keokuk, Nay 81. 1883 .--[d1w-w2m]
Keckrk Beck E:aacxy,
AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any REQUIRED
Dpattsrn. Court Records j Justices Dock cts, A.
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &C., II. furnished 1t
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &C., bound or re-
bound in any styls desired.
0rNy Bindery will b. found in MsCune's
Bvildine corner Of Main and Sssond-sts.
Sep II std ISAAC N. PHARCR.
Plastcrers, HAIR.
AN hand and for sale At the lowest market rate
Va large lot Of Piasterers' Hair.
8. W. 4. H. TUCKER,
mayls Sign Of the Red Paddock.
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Fine Gold and silver watches,
CLOCKS sPEcTACLEs, SILVER WARE, &C.,
Third-st., bet. Main anJ johnson,