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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-07

ASroRY OF FEMALE HERolsM.-In the course
of a recent speech in Congress, by the Hon.
Joseph Lane of Oregon, he related the follow
ing incident which occurred in the Indian war
of Oregon:
While in Oregon last summer, took occa-
sion to inquire of a chief who was mainly in
strumentaI in getting up this war, to learn the
particulars of the fate Of some of our people
who disappeared in the war Of 1855, and of
whom We had been able to learn nothing.
When suggested to the agent, in the coun-
Gil, that proposed to inquire into the fate of
Mrs. Wagner Mrs. Haynes, and Others he was
inclined to think that it would raise the bitter
feelings of tile Indians, but said that We could
make the inquiry. told him that had pass
ed through tue country where these people had
lived, and that their friends were very anxious
to learn their fate. We inquired in relation to
Mrs. Wagner, who was well educated and
handsome woman from New York, who bad
lived long in the country and spoke the Indian
tongue fuently.
She kept public house by the roadside, and
the good cheer which she always furnished made
it place where travellers delighted to stop.
The Indians informed US that on the morning
CT the 9th Of October they came i'll sight oil the
house. where they met some teamsters and
packers, portion of whom they murdered,
destroying the wagons and cargoes, as well as
the animals, while she was standing in the
door.
As soon as they had murdered the people
outside, they came towards the house which
was strongly built of hewn logs, and had a
heavy door, which fastened with cross bars.
When she saw them running towards the house,
she shut the door, and dropped the bars to pre-
vent their coming in. They came to the door,
and ordered her to come out, and bring her
little girl. She said "no."
Her husband was absent-and, by the way,
he was the only man on that road who escaped.
They said that if she did not come out they
would shoot her. She declined; and after some
deliberaton, they determined to set the house
on fire. The house was directly enveloped in
flames and the chief, who watched her through
little window, told me that he saw her so to
the glass and arrange her hair, then take seat
in the middle of the room, fold her little girl
in her arms, and wait calmly until the roof fell
in, and they pershed in the flames together.
And the statement was confirmed by the people
who found their remains lying together in the
middle Of the house.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-07

A SPLENDID WEApoS-Several months ago,
as our readers will recollect, we noticed all ap-
plication made by Mr.. A. lie Mat, of this city,
for a patent for al improved revolver Of his i'll
vention He has secured his patent, and yestcr.
day showed us one Of them. It is beyond all
comparison the finest weapon we ever saw. 1t
is q revolver of nine chambers, charged with
cunical expanding balls, which are fired in the
same manner as the balls of the Colts Army
Revolver. But in addition to these there is
large center barrel the charge of which consists
of fifteen or twenty buckshot. This barrel IS
independent of all the others, and is discharged
by means of sliding hammer attached to the
regular Colts hammer The adjustment for the
discharge of the central or grape shot barrel can
be affected by single motion, in two seconds.
In weight this weapon is about equal to the reg.
ular Army revolver, but in efficiency it far sur
passes it.-N 0. Crescent
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-07

BRvTEs Love MEN MORE THAN WoMES.-A
writer in the atlantic Monthly puts it thus:
Kate, the other day, was asserting wifes
tally advocating the equality Of the sexes-a
touchy point with her-l put in:
"Tell me, then, Kate, why animals form stron-
your parrot and even your cat, already prefer
me to you. How can you account for it, unless
you allow there is more in US to respect and to
love2"
Il account for it," said she, with a most
decided nod, "by affinity between you and
brutes."
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EDGEFIELD, 50 c., JULY Z, 1858.

not know Mr.. Payson was widower, and met
the child accidentally. It's my belief 1t was a
pre-concerted plan"
"Aad mine too" said halEa-dozen voices.
"I have no fine widowers running after me"
continued Miss Prudence Prim.
Which was literally true; as no unmarried
man would venture in half mile of the spinster.
These remarks reached Freddy's ears. Poor
little Freddy felt their unkindness, but they
set her to thinking. Amid all the chaff Of
falsehood was there grain Of truth 2 she could
not tell.
aFreddy, what is the matter with you|
asked voice at her side.
"Oh nothing" she looked up at MIR. Payson,
and smiled family, but the smile belied the words
Annie was very talkative that evening. AS
she walked home with "papa" she said,
aDo you know that mean to call Freddy
my ns'o mama p'
His heart gave strange bound at the words,
"But, you mustn't child ?"
"But will; and you are naughty papa,
for saying l shan't. Freddy is SO beautiful,
and good"
The next afternoon he called again at Mrs.
Berrien's cottage, with little Annie; and found
Gertrude Aston there. This young lady had
but very little respect for the feelings of others
and no delicacy whatever.
"Oh! do come in Mr.. Payson," she called out
from the window III have such capital joke
on Freddy. You know she has always cried
down second marriages. Well "a change has
come DER the spirit of her dream" I came in
this afternoon, and surprised her reading these
verses:-Let me read them for you.
They told me he had won before
Another heart than mine,
And laid his first, and deepest love
Upon an earlier shrine.
They said my spirit oft must grieve,
If my lot would cast,
With one who held so sacred still
Remembrance of the past
needed not--ny bark was launched
With his on life's swift tide,
And earth holds not happier heart
Than mine, his second bride.
know that he has loved, and lost
What life can never give back;
The flowers that bloorned in freshness once
Have withered on his track. n
know that she, the angel called
Looks out from yon blue heaven,
A watcher DER the carth-bound soul
From which her own was riven.
Together, do We oft recall
This dream of early years.
Nor do love him less, to know
= He unce had cause for tears. !" -
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1875. 1855.
scARnIrT 4 MAsor.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and MAnuisetu-
9urnitmre ana Uph olsaery,
Washington Avenue, between End and 3D. streets,
81. LOUIS, MO.
N our Warerooms will be found the latest and
beat styies, made by the best workmen, and Of
superior material and finish.
BEDSTEADS:
Fine Rosewood and NJ ahogany, Walnut, Oak and
Cherry, with high post and Canopy.
SIDfBOARDS:
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut, with
Shelves aud Marble Tops.
WARDROBES AND SECRETARIES
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak aud Walnut.
SOFAS:
Mahogany and Walnut, covered In Hair Cloth,
Lssting and Brocetelle.
BUREAUS:
finelRosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut, with
Side Cases. Marble Top and Oval Glasses.
WASH STANDS:
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut.
CENTRE AND SIDE TABLES,
With Marble IOpe,
HAT RACKDs
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut, cf many
styles.
Also, fine Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and wal
nut PArlor, Essy and Rocking chairs; every varie-
ty Of Cushion, kush ard Cane Ssat Reception and
Cottage Chairs; Recnmbent Chairs, Piano Stools,
ottomans, Footstools, Lounges, Corner and Side
Wha,nots, Extension Tables Shower Baths, Ice
Boxes, Wire and Tin Safes, Scarrins Patent Lounge
Bedsfends. GILT LOOKING GLASSES. Splendid
Pier Glasses, 0val, Mantle and square; Wood
Frames in large assert msnt.
BEDDING.
Spring, Hair. Moss, Excelsior and HuGk Mat
trasses Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, Conforts,
Sheets, Ac. all OF the best mAterial, and WayAstea
to be fresh, street. and nsr.
Every article warranted - represented, and at
prices lsw - any othsr house In the city for
responding qaAiity.
y urdsn sofiSttsd ~ faithfully flied.
We cordially invite every - " no wishes to call
and examise and price goods, rs Nc are pleased
to show goods, md give you Ill the information
in our power.
Allarticiss seM BY y cSvsfsiy pseksl, and de-
livsrsd on hsAtor at the heuss.
mSh 5, sbS-d1wl u. sc AkkkIT 3 MASON.
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INDUCEMENTS
JE0 TRADE

A. 80 sAUeMnole Eixpencc.ss
M AN nowfsoeiving ny Spring and summerstocl
Of DR. Goods, Hats and bonnets, Boots and
Asss, Csosxsry Ware, &C., direetfron the Eastern
1iss, - eomprises extensive variety In all
k%1sss 0opAftments. My stock will compare favor.
ebly with any in the city in point Of variety and
quality, and tits we'll known factthatthe prices
ass ~ visA.
OF Dssss Goods, I have silks, Tissues, Bsreges
xAwAs, barege Delaincs, ChAllies, Poplinf, Nalsn
- Riaias, Debaise, Argantinss, Lawn Robes
Ofsaapis Goods vysre~n a nestle .bleaohsd
-, Oensburgs drills, tickings prints, ~.
N Af1O, nn1en Goods Of I'll kiRds--Nhtts and
snssvn for pSstsj white sa4 brown table diaper.
'nsasA and 1ian Rliss Irish linen. brownao.
. ALSO, - ewis. black silk v.sstsss, 81.
lseiderisa - kst handkerchisfs, hosisry,
sssin.isis Gee 1irts ,cravA.s, esliars and sss.
+ GeuAeFs.
ALSO an assortment - Summer Clothing, and
nseessary artielss too numerous ~ mention.
AND IN connection Win the above, 1 keep IN As
softAsnt 81 Qnsensware and 0seceriss, the lAttsI
Of which s4ili continue = sell 81 wholssal
prices. Afrssh lot II Aeises Ieas direct from the
Canton Tsa Co., New Nhjch are warranted 70
give entire satiafaal M - nensy will b r.
'' issia. .~n.n.. 90 10 s...-
'' Il sl = = b. = 81 "a =, her.
:: :; !. $50, !:
K..k.hsr.-..S 1lrse y ", - q q AZ
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MA EsTABLISHMENT
JUST
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FIRE lNsURANCE.
MISS eurt STATE usual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF st. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
is. Mecanc, 3. n. Edysli, C.s. Grsely,
+. Wyman, CT. Peck, .W.AlexandsY,
James smith, A. D. Pomeroy, d. D. Page.
RS. ELLIOTT, Sec'y. s. N. ED6eLL, Pfss't.
s1 no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RISKS TAKEN.
f.B. HOi MES, General Agent.
dscl d1y BRIDd MAN, Ag't, Keokuk.
CHA EN- CE M BAYFIELD,
PPoA uCe MR okeFs
Qaies No. :. EscAanss DsiIdsa.s ST. LOUIS, MO.
EJKOMfT attention will be 81 ven to al consign-
msnts addrssssd to me.
All kinds Of Grain, Flour, Wo<'l, or other msr-
chandise bought, sr sold on commission.
Orders nlscitea FROM Farmers. mcr hants and 9TH
srs, which will be attended TO promptly. and imms-
diAte returns made.
RETkR 70
h. II. Miller 1 Sons. Capt. N. q. KAtos.
II. Kellsy Harsling, Darkss 4 bullock.
inch 2od&w2w
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soyAL axkxAsr. - sso. a.ssssSsss.i
STEWART 4 GRIFFITH,
Once formerly occupied by Hatch Thompson,
SECOND ST., NKAR MAIN,
kEOkUk, .....lOWA,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Lac,
INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Particular attention paid to TIE Collection Of Debit
and Loaning Of Moneys.
Rxvxa TO
Hon. j, Phillips. Phnnix, New York.
Hon. ChAs. Butler, !"
Walter =. Grifhth, ESQ,
Hon Hiram S.ocum, Troy, Y.
Hon. Albert ii. Tracy, Buffalo, N. Y.
ii. A. Tucker 4 Co., bankers, Chicago.
Geo. I. Pearsons, Esq Counsellor, Chicago.
Gen. v. =. Van Antwerp, Keokuk, Iowa
Chss. Parsons 4 Co., bankers, Keokuk.
dillingham;, Lane Il Buel,
Col. A. Dudley,
RI. Bower, Esq, Merchant,
I N g q r A N c E! !!
Insure your Property against Loss BY
FIRE. FIRE. FIRE.
In the following responsible Companies !:
HUMBOLDT
FIRE NSUR ANCE cow PANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL
Tive Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Bridgeport Fire Marine Ins. Co.,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1857 900 90.
Farmers 4 Mccha MICS I'M ura nee Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CAPITAL, $300,000 90.
The above highly responsible Companies are nov
prepared to Insure Property against
Loss or Damage BY Fire,
- And Pay all Losses Promptly. 80
INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For the Benefit Of those you Love!
Mutuai Benefit Lise Insurance &c.
Charter ed BY the STATE Of Esp Jersey, ls45.
Losses paid up to January 1, 1883, TO-, $40 5!
Dividends paid 70 Insured, ,006 ,50S Z
Net accnm uiated Capital. ~, 3 10 Z;
| folcles are lssued IN the ABOVE reliable Ape
responsible Life Insurance Company, by payinI
half the premium in cash, giving note Tor tn,
other half at per cent. interest-annual divi
dsnds, averaging 35 per cent, paid to insured An,
| not to stock holders.
Call and see the agents for above Companies, .
their office on Second street.
STEWART GRIFFITH.
efb, 200 First Mortgage Bonas
OF the Tifin Fit. Wayne X. r. to Exohan ge 70
Lands.
BENTONSpORT COAL.
Orders for this superior Coal can b. left al th
ofbceo Of STEWART 4 GRIFFITH.
500 Acres Choice FArmlng Lands
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
For Sale Cheap Erchanes fer Coods
PhiladeIPhla Gay Property,
In Exchange for Farming Lands in lows
Missouri or Illinois.
la 10 in Northern and Southern Iowa 70
sale on favorable terms by
mchl0d STEWART 4 GRIFFITH, Agents
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|
Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
A GOOD assortment Of the va
LUMBER. rfousqualities, leng th.and
thickness.
A fair assortment on hand
JOISTs. apd bills filled Ateaw- mill
prices.
Good-sired piles Of thecom-
sSA men lengths nasises.
Sawedandc cut, thelAttcfvery
- cheap.
SHINGLES. Pine, PoplaianAC Cottonwood
sasI1. From smallest - laSgestsiss
Small and large plain ,rsissd
0OOBUs aud moulded
naINns. Rolling and stationary.
N NYana all of which aytiC lest hes ubscriberwill
IA sell u the yards on the
orposirs rUsLlc tcnooLs
and n the corner Of Z and Railrssd 80. tnsar a.
- Fl b. N. 4. h. Dspot,) :. low - they can 30
boz In the city; and stthe Branch arr . Fns-
m In eton, With cost Of transportation added. ~
ders lied fron the country and shipped y ~
station on the y ntlrVAA atthe lowest yatss.
iyildly -. y. AnLLvuu. n1xa.-
70 RAiLK0AD lin.
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f.k, wslgsn Rose, ItAiian Privst KAiia-
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n EIQ OVEn I

w. a. RICE. Architect,
II AZ removed his O0ss Into the Ind story Of
eornsr Of Main and Eieeond streets. EntFsnes =
Once On Sseond-st. fmeh1odly
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- NosnEO.
FuNHE CO. partnershi her, tofore existing h-t~.~r
the subscribers unAnfHAe name Of Cham Der.
lain ! Thatcher il this dissolved BY NATAL
agreement.
All debtsdue the said 6rn are to be paid 20 C.
u Thatcher, Who il slone authorised 10 use the
name Of the firm in settler ,ent.
April !, 1853. n. N. CHAMBERLAIN
apr5d2w c. G. THATCHKR.e
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Blankets, Baskets
AAY stock 1t 5upsrioF He'd UlAnkess en-
N1 nov b bought 1t very reduced prisss, for
CASH. p. D. EOETER.
nov3dAw 6eeenA-st.
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The undersigned, having formed CO. Partner
ship uudsr the nams and style Of Haipes Brother,
and purchased the sntfrs Init 81 II. RaErAr.
Doors Blinds, Flooring, Pump- Tubing, Ec., 1t
the old stand, corner Of Dluk STREETS, near the
Ksokuk i n. Des Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINE6,
K.otsk sept. -, 81. ?. q. HAINEs.
oetS-d
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W1asol ut1On.
vTNHE Co Partnsrship heretofore existing be-
1 tween The suhscfihsYs, under the name and
6rm Of fansr Haines, Ii this day dissolved by
Autual consent. Robert r. q. Halpes will con-
tinue in the business, and sign the name Of the
arm In liquidation. 1hsy will also settle al 90
ceants Of the late arm, and al debts due II must
BE- paid them. IL. 8. FARhAR,
ROBERT uAINR6.
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n RI 90 10 Main.ss.



I'D PRlCESl
VV ~ 46ksa the New Brisk Stors,
Fos3l III ~ Nhsfs be il nov. reosiyias
and easTing large - wsll selected stock Of
NEW GOODS, all bought ~ cash within the last
thirty days, inthe New York, Boston and Phila-
dslphia m ARK cts, and need only say that
Our stock - k4A1Uc and Fatl,
And customer can here nd almost any article
wanted, that 10 fashionable aud cheap. Having
come 10 the conclusion that"a bird in the hand il
worth two in the bush, he has adopted the ready
ny system, conseq uently the
Prices Of Goods Mast Come Down
The ready pay system will BE- cGsctuaily demon
strated ~ the coanter, ~ every article shall u
cost, thereby making : difference Of from i II
fifteen per cent from credit prices. The motto
will.hen be
CHEAP TOR CASH.
Small profits and quick rctnrns--and would ~.
specially invite the attention g hnyers to the
richest and most elegant stock =
Silk and Fancy Deeds
Probably ever exhibited In any s1ose vest Ut New
York, comprising full and complete Assort~AAt
Of silks and Velvets, Fiounced Robes aud kehoo I
Guile, Rich Printed Mousln de Lains, Vale netoa,
Poplins. Saxony PIaids, Plain and Printed AeYi-
noes, Plain Mouslin de LANES, French f11ats,
Toll DE- Chevercs, Robes de Voyage, Duoales,
Printed Flsnncis, Cobargs, BombAIins, 6hawls,
Cloaks and Mantiilas, Dress Fringes, velse. and
1aNcta Robes.
Especi.l attention 10 requested to the large stock
Of White Goods, Embroiderics, Collars, Sleeves
Hosisry and Gloves.
CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
New Patterns Of Tapestry, Brussels aud Ingram
super and supeftne, together with all the lowel
grades. Also, Rugs and Mats.
Nov and all are respectfully invited to xiv,
rs call. We charge nothing for showing good
and grumblng II you don buy.
D-0ne Price, and N . Deviation .~HsSs8H
W. W. PERfNE,
sepaY 'k7.d MAin-st. between Sd and AthA
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r1yHE entire stock Of Cloth and Relt Oh eaks,
i Bay state, Chsnsills and Plush RhawIs ars
r. D. FOSTER,
nsy3dAw Bssond-strsst.
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GLASsWAkE in great VARIETY, G0blets, v ines
JRGy 0iassss, Chanpag . CO, Cordisls, Ueesntsrs
Wise Bsttass, Bar, Table and Soda Ten blsss, Bit
ter Bottlss, Salvsrs ,Bue Spoon Stands, Bowls,
Preserve Dishes, Celery Glasses, syrup hotties.
Salts. Cruets, Jar, Lamp, Oandlssticks Aolasses
Cans, Lamp Chinnsys, Globes, Ae., 49,, By far The
best Assortmentin town for sale at close tgugss y
the New oroeksSy Stoseof geo. l06TE&,
june6d
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GEO. FOSTER,
IxPoRrEa AND pxALxR IN
China, Oiass Ana Qussnswave,
SOLAR LAMPS, CASTOR6 4 SPOONS.
TABLE CUTLERY, LOOKING GLAgSHs, &C,
Asis-st.. , dsors bslov 7th,

rIsAE attention II purshasassis respectfully in
= vitsd u the above stock, which wiii h fousd 70
sempriss tbs newest, largest and beat Assortme MT
Of the Kind offered for sAle In this city all Of
which are offered It prices to suit the tlmes.--
Pasttss abs~tse commence Housekeeping house
ksspsss, aaA III II want of the above ARTICLES
md itto THAR advantage TO give ms = cali pre-
vicss to pxrshasing elsewhere.
juns6A q, FOSTER.
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WHIfE Tron,tone DisiDT, Tea ana 1eiIs.
w Ware, Of new and beau ifui shapes, for sale
In ssts Or piscss TO suit purchssers, by
je8d 0H0. POSTER,
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LINK decorated China vases, Coloenep, Match
e Bcxes ,candiestieks, Gard Baskets, Inks, Motto
Caps and SAueers, etc., in great variety, and for
sle low, by GEO. FOSTER.
juncSd
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TT,HE MAsTIC ROOFING IL we'll adapted 70
! steep or dat roofs, 10 Gre proof, and becoming
hard will admit Of wear BY treading thereon,
which mAkes It desirable for piassas, ssrs steam
boats, 4c 10. For further particulars, please call
At the ONCE, who're samples can be seen.
febl7dly
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e#tAnALHRs IL YBHanssAn 49,
ssA rDrwarAsng 4 s,o0mAsst oIE -
MERCHANTS,
\ 81 and So, Ls.es, opposite 6tsanbsatI16
ll4|SM KE0kUR, IOWA.
xKYE are now In receipt Of . large stack u 81
~ w in our line for wlHr4n vAADn 70 whiek i
& aAssstion Of Cash Custonsrs or prompt time buy
Is IL solicited. Our stosk 10 partly comprised al
A.. E.ti -tw~
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Gs And See! DO and See whnsY
WHY. PERINEsS
SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW FALL DRESS GOODsy
THE GREATEST VARIETY EVER oFFEARn.
A ND selling ut ? rices thsi I'LL their own tails.
IA Rich PARIS Euibrailsrsd Setx. collars Under
Sleeves, Bands and Fiouncings, Edgiugs ard In
r,ings, and other nies goods, too Numerous 10
mention just received and going Of like hcteak..
Gall soon or yoG lose them. PRklAk'S
~ sepzsd sss@sw ~ Cheap Cash Store
a LII ciAs'sss = lla1as, Old and youps /. rich
- and poor, csA ~ 70 - per cent. by
making their pareka - The immense sri.ty
of goods displaye ed At 'sS ~. ~. PERKINS,
sep2sd Cheap CAshs etSss.
AnAWLS AND rsOA X \ S%@
GONE splendsd Chinelle shaws Brooches -
~ and square Shawls, and ali kinds Of N09l
6ham1s, from the very best quality down the
laeSe styles of cloaks and MAntiiias. chap u
ssp1sd PEEINE'R.
EXTRAORDINARY ATIKAaTBUNYs
n the vav Of cmrrets and OIL Cloths r.- -.
lterns Of Royal yelyets, Tapestry Brussels, Ia
pessy IagrAin. Three Phys, supers, Ksgr and
M4ts, 1t PEkINE,s
sep1sd Cheap Cash store.
TO GENTLEMEN.
sFIyHE superior stock Of Cloths, Caasimsrcs, Vet
i ,ngs, shirts, bra vsss, 4lnHm and Hosiery,
HbAwis and travelling BIankG sold, until
farther notice. II LESS Thu eKE COST,
sov3dAw ss@sdn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-19

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