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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The virginia Ele ctoral Campaign.

GoRpoSsvLLE, March S.-Mr. L+tther opened the cam
paign at Woodstock yesterday. The day rny, and
in consequence there slim attendance He defended
the general course of the administration asserting that
Mr. Buchanan had cndeavored to carry out the views
which he before his election expressed in relation to the
Pacific Railroad, and specific duties.
Mr. Ietcher opposed the alien suffrage and advocated
internal improvements.
He declared his purpose to meet Mr. Goggin in his
own district
Mr. Goggin arrived here to day route to meet Mr.
Ietcher at Rockingham tomorrow
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OFFICIAL.


formulation
LEGATION FRASCE,
I'm the United States
Georgetown, March 8, 1859
SIR BY decree rendered on the 18th Of December
last, ON proposition OF his Exceency the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs the Emperor has been pleased TO award
TO Captain James G. Wilmer. commanding the American
vessel the "MulhOuse. gold medal, OF the second
class for assistance by him given the crew of the
French merchant vessel Eliza of the port Of Dunkirk
and for receiving the same his vessel and taking
them TO the port OF New Orleans.
have the honor herewith 10 transmit 20 YOU enclosed
in the accompanying pocket book the medal above
toned and the patent which vouches fo its award beg
ging OF your Kindness 10 have them urthered their
destination.
Accept sir, the of my deep consideration,
SARTIGES.
Hon LAWS CAss &C., SC, &C.
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Serious Railroad Riot.

ELIABErIlPoRT, March 8,last week about 100 labor
ers employed at the coal docks here by the Delaware
Iaokawana and Central Railroad Company struck for
higher wages. party of men then brought from
New York to fill their places but owing to the threats
made they were afraid to land from the steamboat. Yes
terday train arrived from Scranton with another work
ing force The strikers and the formed in line
and marched to the coal docks amid much excitement.
To day an outbreak occurred and the strikers and Scan-
ton men ae now fighting with great fury. Firearms
have been freely used and many already wounded
The president of the road and posse OF police now
on the ground endcayoring to check the ARRAY.
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IoLLowAY's OINTMENT is magic balm for breasts
sore legs and old wounds, those that have deted
all other applications for series Of years Thousands Of
certificates attest its almost miraculous dongs in the hos
pitals both Of the Old and the New World Sold at the
mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York. and by
all druggists, at % cents 63 cents and 81 per bottle
Marg --DSW
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TnE AUSTRIAN Army AND NAVY The HoRftur de ID
Fae says that the military strength OF Austria, in time
of peace Is represented by 900 men, and in time of
war by 100000 men The Austrian navy which is OF
very recent creation inferior in strength to the nayes
of the two leading Italian powers, Sardinia and Naples
il composed of 1876 vessels armed with $50 guns. and
manned by s T07 seamen.
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DEPARTMENT or srATK,

SIR have the honor 60 acknowledge the receipt of
your note of the 81 inst. accompanied by gold medal
Of honor OF the second class and the patent which vouohes
for IFS award Issued by bis Imperial Maesty's govern
ment in favor of Captain james Wilmer, of the Amer
vessel Mulhouse for assistance rendered 10y him to
the crew of the French merchant vessel Eliza of the
port OF Dunkirk and for receiving them his vessel and
taking them TO the port of New Orleans.
In reply, have the honor to state that it will afford
pleasure to this high testimonial TO be deliver
cd to the individual for whom it is intended
Be pleased sir to accept the renewed assurance of my
high consideration.
LEW CASS
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Nav HANpsmIRE ELscroNs. ~ estcrday, March s, New
Hampshire elected three representatives IN Congress The
candidates are LIST district, Daniel Marcy, dcmocmt
Gilman Marston blac.rcpublcan I'd district John III
George democrat. Mason W Iappan, black republican
81 district William Barns, democrat, Thomas M Ed
wards black republican Two years ago the black re-
publican inaiontes were follows LIST district o36
"a district sos Sd district |, li2. Back-republican
majority in the State, 1858.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and srih The adpice and consent Of The Setdte
Patrick IL Downey, collector of the customs for the
district of San Pedro, California, 10 the place of John G.
Downcy, resigned
SURVEYORS CUSHIONS
Martin Russell at Troy, New York : reappointed
Henry n Dowd, at Albany New York reappointed.
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The Lake Superior Journal of February 10 says that
small trops Of the residents there iarquec have daily
bd themselves away the Chocolate to angle for brook
trout One day this week hundred and sixty, and Vie
next day hundred Of these shy little customers were
coaxed into their power, some Of them weighing two
,o,,p,is or more.
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A FAMILY REMEDY. No family should be without some
ecaoous remedy for the OF affections universally
prevalent coughs and colds remedy, too, which
can be relied upon safe sure. aud certain DR.. Wis
tars Basam of Wild Cherry combines this dtsidsrdtm
6sT Buy unless it has the uren signature of ~
Bats the wripper
Mar g-DSN&W
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Markets.

NEw YORK. March s. Cotton closed frm--sales of
1900 bales. Flour closed firm sales OF 3 500 bbls .
State, SO Go O So So Ohio, So Is Sc So southern
Sc rs IA Sc 50. Wheat closed firm -siles of az 600
bushels; southern white 81 So western red, 81 As.
Corn closed quet-sales Of g. 900 bushels white and
yellow So cents mixed, 81 cents Beef closed steady
vt so 90 Si for western repachcd Pork unchanged
mess, sl1 81 SIT 95 prime, sl3 III s13 rs. idId
closed dull at H. IL cents. Sugar closed steady at
n as cents Spirits Of turpentnc closed firm at 80
cents Rosn closed firm at 81 I25 Rico unchanged
ut 81 "a cents
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TUESDAY. MARCH, s. 1859

Edward L. Norfolk rs. The United States, Mr.. Nc
phe,son Deputy SOLICITOR replied to Mr. Stanton in be-
half of the government Mr. Elliot, Y: ,, solicitor,
followed on the side, and without concluding, at
O'Clock the court adjourned TO u o'clock, m, tomorrow
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They clay pipe trade of Appomatox county, Virginia.
last year reached the Of thirty thousand
dollars What other county in the Union present
such trade in the little article OF tobacco pipes moulded
Inv hand
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The Seventh HegIiment Of New ork have contributed
81 600 to the Mount Vernon Fund. The Boston Ball,
on Friday, realized $40 900 The good work goes
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We are authorized to state that by direction of
the President, the departments and public Offices
in this city will be closed until after the funeral OF
the Hon Aaron " Brown late Postmaster General.
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A HEARTY WELCOME has been extended to William
Smith Brien by prominent citizens Of this metropolis
especially by those who by birth his countrymen
The evening papers give detailed accounts of his move
ments
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AIagonic baptism, French rite was performed IN q
lodge at New Orleans recently when sixteen lads
consecrated by water and by FIRE.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


Yesterday the court met at 10 O'Clock when the fol-
lowing grand jurors we're called and swem in:
Thomas Carberry, foreman Samuel Bacon, Thomas
Biagden, John p Ingle. Benz o 1ayoe, s d. Castle
man, John NJ Broadhead, Lewis Johnson, Chancey bes
tor Edward c. Dyer, stephen p franklin, Darius Clag-
gett Thomas Thornley,, Eristus NJ Chaplin, Slylus j.
Bowen Edward NJ Ilnthioum David Eoglish, Valentine
IIarbaugh Robert Beae George Poe. ir Geo MeCeney
Lewis Carberry Robert White, and Robert Clark
His honor Judge Cas ;old, thon cha'gel the grand
Jury reviewing ut length, The duties of jurors, the
sitions of witnesses and the evidence adduced from
them The grand jury then went into session
The following jurors then sworn in as the petit
jurors for the March term
Samuel II. Howell, Richard b. Semmes, James Fuller
ton Thomas r. Brightwell, Archibald White, VIM Bond,
Reuben Worthngton Daniel Hepburn. VIM. Dawson,
Joseph b. Bryan Warren Lowe, Abraham Buttleber Jas
L. Davis Robert A. Griffin, Lewis Wright, Geo y Kirk,
r.. Arnold John Scriyner, Charles w Shipper, samuel
NJ Sylvester Lewis Brooks Paul Stevens Bennett Sewe
N. Boyd Brooks John Smith, John H. Neale Joseph H.
Savage, VIM. M s. Hopkins Henry Hurdle ana
Lawrence Iardea.
Several minor cases of assault aud battery were tried
Charles Mile, charged with an assault on Lorraine LIP
pard, found not guilty,
EnsKlNE's PAxoRAM Of the scenes visited by the
Wilkes Exploring Expedition is intensely Interesting
The views capity painted and there is an air OF
truthhness running through the entire work that shows
how meed the endorsements OF the officers OF the
expedition Scene after scene presents itself some of
nation can conceive And the spectators. comfortably
seated are in an hour conveyed around the world on
wings art stopping to gaze at all that Is beautiful or
wonderful on their way.
THE DRAMATIC REPRESENTATIONS at Georgetown College
form pleasant feature at this time of the year, and al
though the weather has been very inclenent we doubt
not that the large hall has been crowded with delighted
spectators The preparations made this year by the am
/
of the solemn season of Lent The Cathalc and Episco-
pal churches will of be open for the service of the
day. ''Shrove Tuesday" duly celebrated yesterday
| 10y the pan cake eaters
! Tux BunSs' BANQUET This interesting pamphlet,
which is for sale by Shepard and by franklin Philip, is in
gieat demand 1t is appropriate gift to send to any
friend ut distance who is admrer OF Robert Burns,
and all the receipts the cost of printing to be
contribution.
GEonGErowY.- Richard Crawford, esq, (who was re-
elected as the regular democratic canddate has been
sworn in as mayor of Georgetown An attempt was
made to nvalic!ate the returns by the friends OF Mr..
/ Addison,
| HEARTY WELCOME has been extended to William
especially by those who by birth his countrymen
The evening papers give detailed accounts of his
ments
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The wanderers Negroes.

AUGUSTA March S.-There is rumor afoat Of the re-
capture of fifty of the Wanderer negroes from the ede
raj officers.
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Financial.

New YoRx, March g. Stocks are iowcr-United States
as of 1874, 1884 Chicago Rock Island, cot ;
illinois Central Shares, 6Ss Michigan Solthcn, III ;
New York Central, 79s Reading, 4S5 Missouri 6s $50
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GEonGErowN. Richard Crawford, esq, (who was re-
elected the regular democratic candidate has been
sworn in as mayor of Georgetown. An attempt was
made to nvaliate the returns by the friends of Mr.
Al
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Tux BURNS BANQUET. This interesting pamphlet,
which is for sale by Shepard and by Franklin Philip, in
gieat demand. 1t is appropriate gift to send to any
friend at distance who is amirer of Robert Burns,
and all the receipts the cost of printing arc to be
sent to Burns surviving relatives, purchasers swell the
contribution
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A MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ERS BIB.
hogrphea Guide to American teraturea cased lt u
bs pnhishcd W the Uphed states America during the last
years, With biographical infoiucons, alphabetical
paned aud edited BY Nicholas Tuboer Price 81 so, W
mai 81
Tho Year Book Of Facts Science BY John slss
A. 81 70.
Just imported from 1on1ou hy
tEtNsIIS pfifiP, bookseller
Mar 9th and sirects
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TnE DRAMATIC REPRESENTATIONS at Georgetown College
form pleasant feature at this time of the year and al
though the weather has been very Indictment, we doubt
that the large hall has been crowded with delighted
spectators The preparations made this year 10y the am
1hespians complete to insure success
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LENT.-To-day is Ash Wednesday, the commencement
of the solemn OF Lent The Cahalc and Episco-
pal churches will of be open for the service OF the
day. shrove Tuesday duly celebrated yesterday
10y the pan cake eaters.
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SPRING FASHION, 1859,
T HAVE now ready for exhibition and sale, an ell
rey and elegant style OF gcnenens hats spring
JAS. Y. DAVIS
Mar 0-3t Successor to Todd
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The cousr DE- sAn4,ers. &c, &C., &c,
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WAn DEPARTMENT,

= WAR DEPARTMENT,
uhSheAh ORDERS Washington March s. 1859.
Under instructions from the President of the United
States the Secretary OF War with uneigned sonow an
nounces the Army the decease of the Honorable Aaron
" Brown, Postmaster General, which occurred In this
city at carly hour this morning.
An enlightened statesman and disthB uisheu ana aoic
member of the general ent has thus been stricken
d,wn at Ills post nation will mourn the affecting
dspesain which has left great void in its COUNCILS
,,orthy and estimabe citizen has been removed from
the circle of his friends Society will mngle
its grief with The patriotic regrets which the loss OF
statesman will not fail to cill forth.
While the President, with the surviving members OF
the cabinet the legislative, and the Indian departments
of the government, will unite in every testimonial the
sad occasion demands il is fitting similar respect should
be shown to the memory oi the distinguished deceased
by the national arms of defence Accordingly halfhour
guns will lie fired from sunrise TO sunset at every garri
soped military post be LAY succeeding the receipt of
this order the national 'g wi be displayed at half
staff dung the time, and officers of the army will
wear for three months the proper badge of military
mourning.
The War Department and its bureaus will be closed
until the day succeeding the funeral obsequies.
JOHN b. FLOYD,
Secretary of War.
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3. c. herring a Co.'S patent Champion safes

AUGUST BELMONT,
BANKER, NO. 10 BEAVER STREET,
travellers Of the
world, the Rohsclls
Naples, and Vienna, and their corrcsI ondcnts.
dom
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E>lNE ART DISTRIBUTION Fifty prizes Of Oil
n Paintings, WaterCoer Drawings Chrome Photographs and
Photographs, either framed or elegantly mounted Fifty
chances IS each.
The drawing take place Tuesday evening 1850
PHILIPS Fine Art Gallery,
a32 Pennsylvania avenue between Oh, and 10th fresis.
X Feb Init
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BY !. O. Mcguire 8 90, Auotioneera.

Feb e-ood&ds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-22

summer for my growth--and He the Won
derfnl, Counsellor, the Mighty God, the
Everlasting Father, tho Prince Of Peace
And this Redeemer Of the world, this Sa-
vior OF sinners, accept, not only as my
g-ise rcr efriapd. nv deliverer, but as an
SHe..-. !, ..,,a, 40 pore my sins upon the
cross, and delivered me from their penalty.
And, since my life is spared to me by him, /
give to him that life again. This hope Of
Christ is the staff Of my ministry. First,
highest, and in measure beyond all other
things, preach Jesus Christ. And all other
topics are but arrows shot out Of THE divine
bow. And this has been 30 for twenty years,
eleven Of which have labored in Brooklyn.
And yet the Examiner is pleased TO reproach
me, rs II, against the sweep Of my life, and
the current and testimony of my being, had
gone to Boston TO give aeclat to an iniidel
enterprise" because gladly helped men
who do not agree with me in theology to do
deeds OF mercy in which ell good men are
united
What must be the condition Of the public
mind on the subject Of Christian charity,
ground OF common benevolence, 10 made
to signify more than his whole regular life
work.
This disposition to find some common
ground Of kindness and bcnevolence work,
with those from whom sc arc known to diff
fer, will be u real preaching of the gospel TO
tens OF thousands who are unmovod by dog.
mas or doctrines. 1t is Love that the world
wants. When Love goes abroad in the full
worth OF it's nature, and endures, and suf-
fers, without reward except the sweetness Of
suffering borne for another, then men be-
gin to see what is the heart and spirit OF
Christ, and to have some motions toward
faith in him
II tears would wash away from Mr.. Park
er's eyes the hndrance, that he might behold
Christ rs behold and adore him, | would
shed them without reserve. If PRAYER could
bring to him this vision of glory, hey ond
sight OF philosophy, ! would for him be-
siege the audience chamber Of Heaven with
an endless procession of prayers, until
another light, brighter than the noon. day
sun, should east down another blinded man,
to be lifted up an apostle with inspired vi
sion
But since may not hope 80 to prevail,
at least sill carry him ia my heart, and
will cordially work with him whenever
can do 80, and be heartily sorry when can
not.
While we yet write, word comes that Mr..
Parker, broken down by overlabor, seeks
rest and restoration in q warmer climate
Should these lines reach his eye, let him
know that one heart at least remembers his
fidelity to man, in great public exigencies
when so many swerved of whom we had u
right to expect better things. God shield
him from the ocean, the storm, the pesti-
lebce, and heal him of lurking disease. -
And there shall be one Christian who will
daily speak his name to the heart Of God In
earnest prayer, that with health OF body he
may receive upon HE soul the greatest gift OF
God--faith in Jesus Christ as the Divine Sa-
vior OF the world.
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Wholesale AND RETAIL TRADE.
NOTICE.
AUCTION SALE or SPLENDID FURNITURE, ETC

an MONDA Y, the sAth day 81 Jan.
ouary, 1859, aud days following, there will
be sold, nj the residence Of J aimee L.. Estes.
in keokuk, Iowa, all the Furniturs ana
Honsc hold Goods now in said dwelling,
consisting, IN part of one Grand Piano, stool and
cover one splendid Rosewood EiAsiA, two large
gilt frame Mirrors, and complete Rosewood suits
for double parlors, two complete Rosewood suits
for bcd chambers one Mahogany and lakewood
suit for bed chambers, splendid oak side bosrd
extenso table and dining chairs, oak hat rack and
hall chairs, large lot Of oil cloth, carpets. (Brus
sells and seivet), curtains, tlinen. lace, damask
silk and biocatelle), four steel engrsvings, four
china toilet sctts glass, china and silver ware
sheepekn and velvet mat It's lot of statueites and
fancy articles, chandeliers, pendants and side
lights for gas, iron serAHdah Eeais, marble vases
and statues, Hercules -" Mercury" 9summer''
aud t.Winter,' &c !, dc.
h Terms OF sale, Cash. Sales to commence at 10
o'clock q. IN. each day.
Said articles viii be open for the public 10 en-
anime on Saturday, the 18th Of January before the
day Of SALE and private sais be Ell cited by APP
plying TO. Ii. SC0Tf HOWELL.
Attorney for NoRcHuss, M gLIEx AGO.
Jan II, lsss-d2w
DEEPER and spice for sale low, 10 eisse con-
oLEanoRS, TAYLOR CO..
Janl4dlw Lesee.
TsEA~-Y. dyson Imperial and Black, all very
choice, for sale low by
cLEjHoAN, TAYLoKA CO.,
jani4d1w Leyee.
mn BBLs. FiuEi, cheiee quality, for sale
wv low by CLE6nokN, TAYLOR 4 TO-,
janlsdIw Lsy9e
RUIIEk-tO bbis. TRES b roll for sale by
- oLkGHokN TAYLOR h CO.,
JanlsdIw Lesea.
IoBAcuo.--5o boxes choice for sails, 70 close
l cons gnment, hy
dLEGHoRN, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
Janl4dl Levee.
LSiKE BRICK aud fiIE CLAY Tor sele by
l. CLE6H0E&, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
janlidlw lSeyee.
T. W. cLAGETT. u. BaowkR. WI. cLAGkrr.
ClaEett, Hrowac tlngett,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
nhoA
Office Gil Second-st., In Samples Building.
JanSilp
nit. H.. sEKffAnTH.
PHI SIEtAN AND SURGEON,
coRsgR W TIME AND HIoa-srs,
hLoAb a.
JanSdly
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This language is explicit and unmistaka-

Bile.
Are we tamely to submit to the abrogation
of Compromises, to the absorption of all our
free labps TERRITORY by Shareholders. and to
the violation OF the Constitution of the Uni
ted States, because, forsooth, our protests
and our struggles against this unconstitution-
al monopoly Of oil the land OF tho United
States for the support and propagation Of
Shareholders and slaves, may excite MIR. Ivar-
son and others TO threaten disunion.
An sold Clay Wing" is so devoted to the
cause of slavery extension that he follows
the lead Of Buchanan ana Douglas, the life
long opponents Of Clay's principles and
measures and the defamersof his character,
in their repeal of the principles of the Clay
compromises, and in their adhesion to doc
trine which Clay declared there was no war
rant for in the Constitution of the United
States. Clay desired to preserve the terrific
w Of the United States to freedom and free
labor, and even to rid Kentucky of the
"curse Of Slavery" while this old Clay
Wing joins Clay's enemies and villifers, ID
their efforts TO make Slavery universal and
in our land.
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Hui.INESs NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAIRY GATE CRY, and
WEEKLY yALLKy Wms, must be accompanied by
the cash In all cases.
Daily subscr bers pay The carrier 1T they pre-
fer, once in two weeks. The carrier is advised TO
require payment in advance, in all cases
No job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must he paid for In advance,
except in the case OF customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
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VIRGIL Fl. SULLIVAN Il co.


Fonrth-street, between Main and Johnson,
hhlhl
IN IN TENS AND DE AGER
J. in QuEENSWARE, OLA ~ and CHINA, Kern-
sene Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, 80. &c
Having purchased the Large and we'll selected
stock at the old stand of C. e. Grifith & Co. will
be pleased to have call from one and all. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
both for a
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manu- fantu-
rers, In Eagland, France ana America, We will be
able to sell as low any regular house In the West
v. Ii. SULLIVAN 4 co.
Jan. 10, 1659-ddw ~
We beg to return our thanks 10 the citizens OF
keokuk and vicinity for the liberal patronage
conferred us while here, and take great pleasure
In recommending the new firm 10 the public.
janlsd6t ]. l.. HOBBS CO.