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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01

HsHrsh suRply ~
Two MILLIONS, BY the author II "Nothine
! 70 Wear" For sale by
aug1ed CAVE BARBER.
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED.

RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Rcmarka able Convcxs ens ana Revi.
val Incidence,
INCLUDING An account Of the Rise and Pro-
1gress Of the present wonderful Great Awakening
among the people, in all parts Of the country, by
VIM, conant, with an introduction by Henry Ward
Becchcr. 0nelarge and handsome limo. volume.
Price 81.
List OF Contents, lin part. )--Review Of Rsyivak
from the Day OF Pentecost to the Great Awaken
ing In the Last Century Conversions Of Eminent
Personsi Revival Incidents and Narratives; Rise
and Progress OF the Great Awakening Of Is57-s.
The Work cannot fail TO be one Of Interest,"
[ChristiaB Advocate.
"A means Of grace and encouragement to the
hearts Of praying men.'-[N. Y. Examiner.
at win be eagerly sought for Ut the present
time."-lN. Y. observer.
ut cannot but prove eminently seasonable and
useful."-[N. Y. Independent.
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LIS llkkED WAIEh.
Being A PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER myself,
and having In person superintsndsd the whole
process Of building, can ely say that my ma
chinery 10 unsurpassed by any establishment in
the United States And further, in addition 10
superior machinery and my own practical nowl-
edge Of tho business, l have secured the services
Of Of the bse alcohol distllers in the country
would also inform those who may favor me with
. call and are inclined to encourage homo manu-
features that can supply them with any Of To .
above articles ~ cheap and cheaper than they can
purchase the same In any Of the Western cities,
thereby saving freightsge and the many disap-
pointmenn incidental TO spring and fall ship
ments. / will sell al
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
request those who are capable OF judging Ia
compnre my samples with any In the country and
give an impartial decision--I ask no more.
CHAS. NOEL.
Dis.illery and Office half square above tn
Packet Landing, Keokuk, Iowa.
July To- 'bS.dAw3m
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ARTHUR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY
The Hand but not the Heart; or
LIFK-TRIALs or JESSIE LoRINo.

BYT. n. ARTHUR.
The point OF this story Is expressed In the title;
and tho story itself lie sharply drawn iIlustra.
tion Of the folly and madness Of linking together
two immortal soals by the rough chains Of selfsh
interest, pride, or baser passion.
The lesson taught u one Of deep Significance;
and thousands Of hearts will throb in slmost via
response, TO the life experience Of Jessie Lorins,
who, In oil the bitter trials Of her unhappy union.
awervsd not hairs breadth from honor, prinoiple
Or religious duty, though temptation came II 10
most Alluripg shape.
Al the type of true woman, abe Is worthy to
be embalmed in the memory Of every reader.
Ono neat l2mo. vol. Price Il. For sale bv
OGDEN, BROWNELL 3 CO..
mAy1Od No. 81 Main-at
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES RADMAKER,
HAIR DRESSER.

ATEof Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
~ laDdtst., New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services the citizens Of Keokuk
aud vicinity, and gives notice that he has opened
an establishment corner of I'd and johnson SITS ),
opposite the Gait House, where, by . punctual at
tcntioa TO business he hopes to the patron
age of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SuAMPOOING,
Done with Noasness ana DisPaSch.
G. Il. has on hand choice stock Of Perfumery
Labin's Extracts, 10. which he offers for sale .,
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. /, '6B-dy
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE IL hereby given 70 all parties interested
~ that the consolidation Of the lows Southern,
and the Ksokuk and Nebraska Rsilrosd Companies.
according TO an cot authorising the same has been
perfected. The articles Of consolidation entered
into for the construction Of the road from ksosau
qua, VAa Buren CO., to the Missouri river, and to
be styled and known a. the Nebraska and south
Iowa Railroad Co., and fully authorised to oar.
~ out the object Of their organization.
RALPH 7. LOWE, Pres't.
L. MArsx, sec'y.
0rpIcE OF rag NEnRAsxA Axpl
SouTa Iowa X. X. Co.
The Stockholders Of the Nebraska and South
Iowa Railroad Co. are hereby notie ed that they are
required to pay IN installment of per cent on
their subscription to the capital stock OF said
Company forthwith, TO IL. Dunlavy, Esq, general
Agent.
by order of the Board Of Director.
4. MAYNK, Bsc'y.
Keosauqua, juno 80, ls5s-jy21
KEOkUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
vINH1S Institution will commence its session on
i Monday, Sept. 9th, in the second story Of DR..
Sanfords building, corner Of Fifth aud Concert
streets.
The Board Of Trus toes Of this Seminary. elected
from various reli sious denominations and repre-
sentng large part OF the Christian community,
desirs By the united and operative corts Of tie
friends Of education to establish gradually such
m institation as our city requires.
The Principal Of the Institution is Rev. G. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or TO the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition win be ss and As ia the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin. French.
German, &c., extra charges Will be made.
Its desirable that persons Designing TO become
pupils be present punctually on the 6rst OF tho
session. VIM, THOMPSON,
President Of tbs Bsaed Of Trustees.
HEsRY 6rHoxG, Esc'y,
n
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II EckER's FARINA, . diet for INVALID and
IL the sick, for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
AuEIjd 90 Msin-st
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DERRY DAvIS@Pain Killer 10 gross large IN o.
L dunn aud small sizes, for sale by
A. ]. WILKINSON,
aug23d % Maiu-st.
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ANDREW y. WILKlN1ON,
Late Wilkinson 4 Manhall,)
WhOlesa1e And Astaii DYugsast,
NO. % MAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for cash TO the trade, and 1t retail, .
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window Glass, 0lass are and
Varnishes, 1T and below market rates.
Aug. Is, SD
NITRATE Silver CrystAlissd-4s ounces Chem
~ icaliy pure, in store and for sale by
A.. j. WILKINSON,
Augl6d 96 MAin-st.
CPTS. TURPENTINE-100 gal. in barrels and
leans, In store and for sale by
augl6d 96 Main-st.
r lNsEED, Lard and sperm Oil-2Oo gal. each,
~ In barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
auglsd 20 MAin-st.
A LCOHoL, so and IS per cent.-5oo gal In store
IA and for sale low by
A. WILKINSON,
aug16d % Aain-st.
|SoOPER's ISlNGLAsS-b0 MS Of this superior
~ gelatins for salehy
Augl6d % Main-st.
A YEk's Cherry Pectoral--20o dosen Of this
"A standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, Ia
store and for sale by
A, J. WILKINSON,
eole Wholesale Agent for Ksokuk,
Augl6d % NatnNt.
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HAIR CUTTING,
ANITN GIT lHnnn

Lost or stolen.
|nN the SOth, near the Packet Depot, Ksokak,
~ my pocket book wS either. lose loF stolsn. II
contained besides = small amount oil money, some
notes and papers, Of no uss to any body but me,
and to whoever will return IT., will pay IS re-
ward. p INSkEEP
Fort Madison, Aug. 81, 49, d3t
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NHRoM ES-Green and Yellow dry in store md
~ for sale very low by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug2Jd p6 Main-st.
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vOPAL, Nos. and 2; Coach, Iron, Demar or
~ White, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
Varnish Co., for sale in quantities 70 suit, by
A. j. WILKINSON
aug2Sd 20 MAin-st.
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vlSHE subscriber respectfully informs the cit-
gems Of ksokuk and tho surrounding country
that be is ready to fiji sny orders addressed to
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CAMPHENE, or
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AOOAaA ABoACy
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
C1LIDRAfYD
Family Sewing Machines.
rHn ABovI MACHINES,
1.-THE BEST EVER INvENTRD.~
A KE sold O this agency 1T the mAnufaeturers
APrices, addiag only tho cost Of transportation.
~Instructions In operating the machine riyen
gratis 70 purchAssfs Of Machinss.
Refer . tho following Ladies' In Ksokuk, Who
have these machines IN u1e;
Mrs. kdw. Kilboufne, Mrs. A. b .Chitt>ndsr.
Mrs, WIN. Asaavie, Mrs. J.G. Floyd.
Mrs. Dr. Ford, Mrs. John Burns.
Apply personally orby lsttsr =
Elk. BUELL..
.,...a.-.- % haaa-ss- Is2 stesl
Oasoo10SSo1.
vINHE partnership Aseeeeeess existine between
j 6tsphsn =. Jonse, an o. b. OsnoaSon. y ~
day dissolved b mutual eoaaant.
3. jones Vim ssstls I'll ~ business 81 ~ "a
arm. 81.
Nay 81, 'ss-d
sTERMEN =. JONES,
ATT o RNEY AT LAW.
|yoRNER THIRD AND MAIN STREETS. over
~ onoo at 3. B. D. W Ford.
maySl-d
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FLOuk.
ZINE, Superfne, and Fancy Brands Of Flour, In
l. Sacks and Barrels, for sale Low TO the trade,
by CLK0H0RN, TAYLOR l. CO.,
augzo Lcvce.
E>RAYsER's BAKING POWDER, admitted by
all who have tried 1t ~ superior TO any 9th.
or, Manufactured and for sale By
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug5ad % Main street.
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Tr,1stee,s Sale.

ny virtue OF Deed Trust from Aliens HaloWell and
EEH his WIFE bearing date the 20th December, 1883
I uly ree5rIed in the Clerks Office for Ohio county Ia
G,o as shall sell to the highest and best bidder
A. n1be actoi the front dHor Of the Court House
oLtn county on Monday this 3rd day of January, 1889
the following property, situated in the city Of Wheeling,
that's say;
IN Ilrn alloEe by deed from Daniel @. List and wife,
which recorded in the Clerks office Of Ohio county court
In % hook S. page 94 being lot number three, (No. -
IN soafe tVentywo, (22J In the Belle Air addition
eoTdIg 'TIe eastern part ofthat lot parcel otland
which vas conveyed said Allen 8. Hallowel by deed
from william W. Shrver and wife, dated the 12th day OF
March 1s9 recorded in said office, In deed book S2
and fronting on the south side Centre street.-The part
hereby granted being part Of the lot u Ing next
eastern boundary thereof and extending from Gem
tire streetto the alley at the rear of the lot."
Tux TERMS or SiLR-CASH
Possession OF the whole properly will be delivered the
lstOf April, 1859.
The title s believed 70 beIudSputabe but selling trus
shall convey only he title vested in by said deed
Of trust. HENRY p. MORRIS,
dec2-td Trustee.
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Ton HYER CLANS TaE BELT.-Tom Hyer
writes as follows to the editor of the N. ".
Tribune, .sg aii5 !.
"Sir: Excuse the liberty l take in trespassine
upon your valuable time, when i request YOU to
give the following an insertion in your paper
Il would appear that judging from the tone of
the various journals in this city, the champion.
ship of America Tin regard to the, fighting rihs)
rests with, hourishing lanrels upon tile brow Of
Mr. Morrissey; and after claiming that cha,npi,,
onship publicly, he also ayows his, intenti6nio of
retiring from the ring, fearing that, should he
still hold forth his pngilistic principles he might
come in contact with some one who would ease
him of that honor.
''In the late fight with Mr.. Heenan he won
the battle and claimed the championship and.
after both parties recovered from the effects Of
q tae hghS Mr. Heenan again challenges him,
through tue columns of your paper, and IN case
he refused the challenge, extends it to the world
to tight any man for any sum to $4,000 and
the Championship of America. ~ = 4. p
Nov, sir, deny the claim Of either party
TO that championship. hold the belt myself.
and am determined to hold till fairly conquers
led. will say, however, for MYSELF L never
Hillingl entered the ring, but ben am, forced
into II, am also. determined to be forced out Of
1t only by greater powers Of, muscle than my
SELF av7 -=5-s4-, 8
accept Mr.. Heenan's challenge, and will
| agnt him or any other man for $4,000, the
light to take place in three, months from the
uale the frst amount Is placed in the stakeholdi
ers hands, in Whatever location both parties
agree npons and should my engagement with
Ar,5H HeeRaR prove successful (6f which I have
no doubt ] viii fight any man in the world for
the same amount twice over, rather than see
myself possessed of that which Justly claim.
Hoping you win give the above "a insertion, ]
remaln. most spectfully yours,
i tliH0lrt
4NEw YoR1, Dec. 81, 1853 $50 ~
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WHEEI
THE INTELLI[GENGFR

iTHE New York Times says it is furnished
through private channels, with additional facts
castingglight upon the actppl,state of affairs in
Mexico. President Juarez is depending npon
the Customs revenue to enable him "a direct tl,o
concentration of the Liberal troops upon the
Capital; and as trade has reopened there is n
fairprospect ofspeedy activity. The threatened
assault of Echeagaray upon Vera Cruz excites
no alarm, as he is without artillery and money.
Gen.eArteaga with $1,000 men; has .tbroIn 4
himself between Mirpmon and the CITY, thus
cutting off his retreat should his anticinated
battle with Degollado prove disastrous The
difficulties with Spain are said, upon the best
authorities, TO be in the way8of pacific adjust
pent, znlOoga and Juarez being equally wiIlinp
tonake every concession. 1t is also statad that
Admiral Penand came to Vera Cruz to. lombard
that plade, melted thereto by the instances of
GabTfias, the French Envoy. at the Capital; but
that he WAS dissaaded, blythe rfemonItrances of
the FRENCH mercantile interest Since! then the.
intercourse between the French Admiral md.
the Constitutional authorities OF Vera Cruz ms
been extremely cordial, and salutes were ex.
changed with the Castle of San Juan d,Uloa.
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INKSl INKS!

% Copying EXCELSIOR FLUID INKS, Manufactured
by James J. ButeT Agent No. SO Vine ST., 2 squares
South Of Burnet House, Cincinnati, o.
To WRITfso CnNNuSTTT GESEEAL, BOOK. RRER.
EEs PGRTIcULARLY.-A CARO.-7entlemen: EVerV bottle
Of ArnOld Eugsh Fluid that you you
ehty per cent. than j. ]. Buffers Excelsior Record
Andis better, u good. ExPLISATON Every
uu4rG Bottle ATno DIS holds twenty per Ink
IS retaed fifty per cent. higher than which Is
worth saving particularly when the qualify warranted
the terms By so doing you will sustain HOME
MANUFACTURES, and be wiser not batter citizens at
greater lovers Of your country cherished
II thus act the time Is not far distant Fhen
the American Flag shall not wave over bottle fAFn6lds
English Flud In beloved Unon-And save your pufSe
As we'll. JAMES BUTLER, Agent
ForsGle by Payne Co. and J. O. Orr, Wheeling.
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F. InE New York Herald publishes the follow
ing under thehead of 'yrhe Sickles and Tucker
Diffieulty,P and thinks the notes have an odor
Of burnt gunpowder about them:- p :.
The following note, it is asserted, was placed
IN the hands of Mr.. Sickles before three o'clock
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''During the month Of April last, daily Union
the Association, Mt 8 O'clock, morning, and 19-
O'clock, noon, which were commenced with ff.
teen persons, and in two,weeks increased SO as
crowd our rooms, and We were Obliged to re-
move to the Pine street Baptist Church, which
was kindly offered to US for that purpose-where
the meetings have been continued since, under
the direction of a committee consisting of one
from each church represented. These meetings
have been characte terized with a feryent spiritN
and, at times, with deep earnestness, and we
believe have resulted in great good-thpt many,
through theipinstF hthli y, hayeb been brought
to saving knowledge of the truth and to a
living union with Jesus Christ"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

PHEASANT INcIDENr.-At the funeral Ola little
babe in New Sharon, few days since, SAYS the
Gospel Banner, circumstance occurred remar-
kably cheering and suggestive. 81
grave, was laid in its coffin on the morning of its
burial. The weeping friends placed in it's lit.
tie hand small bouquet of flowers, among
which was nm unopened rosebud ofthe tRose Of
Sharon" The lid Hns then placed upon the
coffin, and the funeral services performed
When after the lapse of not more than two or
thefriends gathered round 10 look upon it.foF
thellast time, that hud had become a full blown
rose, while graspedin the cold hand of death.A-
1t seemed as though voice came up from those
beautifully sealed lips, saying, "Weep not for
me; though broken from the parent stem am,
bloomingi in the Paradise of God. Millions Of
infant souls compose the family above" ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

TnE Young Mems Christian Association in
California is.in very fourishing condition and
doing an immense deal of good. We make the
following extract = rL,ti ifllI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

ArAoRlsNs. Aifriend With cold in his head
suggests that men who have big noses are not
always the greatest 'blowersl"
DoN'Ts LIKE TUE ESDoRsER,-A publishing
house a6yeEtlses : EdEsons on Promissory
Notes There are few parsons whose notes
mot to speak of their endOTssneHLs) are Of much
account in Wall street a ~
THE legal profession, by the death or retire.
ment of so many of its brightest stars, is fast
becoming repository of 'tLap BlankS.n
correspondent suggests that the public
grounds at present occupied by the encampment
tloRGt GuGrd;en. He also wants. to know If
Martial Law Is sesStixe of 6sorgS Law.
Honesty Is, unquestionably, good policy-but
under some hery trials an Insurance policy is
better. BY the way, are Underwriters SO called
tbecapse their operations are underhanded?
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sHAWLs,

,r.,.,,-,.,- Etc, Ete.,
rices. '1ff 1UUSEtNN 1UUStN" fssuASE s5
Just received Express from New York large assort
meht superior RAGLAES, after the latest paris
yie; and manufactured expressly New York city trade
and pattern, which will sell below manufacturers prices
\, great variety OF CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA,
AANTLE SHAWLS, at great Bargains. : -
a. large assortment Of FURs such as sSbe Mink Stone
& t,seh, stc which can sell cheaper than other
euss IN the city, as have them not on com Isob mt
poqsht mem for Cash. I will sell quality Fitch FurS
AUSn q Sold last year for $40, for 8l256 sett
sell at manufacturers prices. - '.Sti tt :
ASe received about 90 pieces Of LupIns PRENoH ME.
price. s'SS' which VIII sell At most any
The above Goods will be ready Inspection on sATUR
ihe ON OF November, aud would respectable invite
s M IN Eant OF them 70 give an early call
noY6 TITRY JfSVSSS fSSS AZ rlo iI, RtlGes; Se
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. ,GHAEllaI. flS Nv. iGR=AHAITg T,,a :. :,
S = = 1ftff ~ ~ q lFf PR.g4A DI EST ANFElS ~
VIZ Wond oItixehs Of big
SHn sinity that DHagad PTe17
Mn owned BY Pr, 1ames Tanner he
he iis solgits e9utippspee Of
which has been SoitafaiiV %
it Viii b oSaS S 5qs 9ld and web Known
and At the lowest pree, usually 10 bs @ tna
ntshed Drug establishment. - - ssANt,eE sii57l
PresotiptFohB e6fGidS s6bnpourasd 4,
sNS5t9's III tifSI,,sags CHARLES w, GRAHAM =
'No:2O, col. Main and Hebsferstsl 10 9T5
gn. Centre
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Mr. Tucker, to Mr.. Sickles.
y aNypoyy ,N5!T nirSo :

:, .AAbUfi N. d. Dec Y, 1893. ,
Daniel p sickles, Esq -Sir--An upmistaka.
BILE letter from me to you will appear ii to!mor9
rows New York newspapers, copy of which I.
cannot Sendyou without, perhaps, embarrassing
the bearer of it. You will understand from this
the necessity of reading to morrow S}ii6ning{s
papers IN another State, unless you desire legal
-- = ~ j. e. TUckek.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

IVEhHIe on hand and receiving daily, large and
w complete assortment Of Hats and Gaps, embracing
ere1ng demand for first scass goods, have paid par
t;ur attention to getting OF such are expressly
AiAed to the wants OF our customers Our affaneeTe
yin Eastern houses are such that furnish
And promise that the and most
sortents well as the best qualities of
are to be found ut our eSta abshu1ent,.
The public are respectfully invited to call examine
WsPars pains to give entire satisfaction
usS' - 8. HARPER BRO.
G RE AT ATTR A CTION!
ME citizens Of Wheeling and surroUndins country and
the Ladies n parstar, respectfully requested 10
view the GREAT ASSORTMENT 0F DRY GOODS oGered-
the latest BtyleSof = ss v y
RAGLANs,
CLoAKs,
MANTLEs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

laying been apP9inted the above well knovn
proyed Fire and l3ffIne Rss On III eR R t RrsS
E0 Matthew Co.'S Ware sstrsSs4
Z ttIty ~ s.ssf., No. so Main Be-
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JAS; . M ND DlIEsI ON i
HsGlQ2 lMAI3I K EILE- -SSINi2 II mn

: : iegl2 lNIAlEsIS lslR STIlSETs - -
I ssiii,g lumber alnds Gas Fittsr. :,
IL 5VrnSSt on hand Gas f4tpres, Lead and
isatsf aPa Steam
% and GnH HqSs and % oSnp
SS al ~ 81 aEnesseS, Anti AetR PATE
ia9 the BE11s ardth best
Also, Poiiyss iSSs9goy5s5 Ss9 AZ ~, Ss!IQikg RTRoE
the OF the RFe nc FI56f1FT
viii Be Sid SnfiIF @ Western
hRctis or pFess SBg SSF aPd
Pipe and sear,s
stantS ohhnni ID ,ss
Tal1h can be furnished on short notice
pdtd Tor 6LH Bt M L4afJsjte edt
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..l5lI4laa1O On. F.Es M 3rRCsapTIj

go OIEyASS.fNIGHRG1ANiif To TStSgFe.t1 "a
NNJhOLESALE AND RETAIL ufRefnrrr ~ ss55I.-
Brides, Hafntss aud Trunks, and
public tina the opened Ut No. rs MAJ S con-
sy; EheEe he WIN be glad to any persons atnS
ine epoEe 9rtelea Asheintends TO make ToT
o9 hsh9Pes y obtain liberal share
ESEk. and ffpalEipEd viii sSspis
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All ~ tI 81 75-SI5
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