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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-07

MsssRs. EDrroRs You are, / presume,
fully advised of the intense excitement that
hao prevailed in the counties of Jefferson and
Wapello, on account of the murder near Ed
dyvlle, Of a woman and two children--of
their being carried in a wagon thirty miles
then being thrown into the Cedar river, and
of the subsequent arrest and Imprisonment
of the murderer. Yesterday was enacted
the closing scene OF this horrid drama by the
hanging of Kephart.
The people residing near Batavia, when
the bodies were recovered, seem to have been
more aroused than ia any other localty-as
dny by day new facts came to light, detailing
more clearly the awful incidents connected
ther ewith they seem to have determined be-
forehand their course, and prepared the scat
fold, the coffin and the grave. Yesterday
Thursday they came into town in regular
procession, composed of all classes and ages,
and headed by prominent and wealthy farm
srs; proceeding at once to the Jail they made
formal demand for their victim. This was
Oh couEso ueuicu, WneD, ofter eeFeral speech
es, both from the assailants and citizens, the
doors of the Jail were forced, and the muir
dercr hurried of several miles to the place
of execution.
There can be no question whatever ia re-
gard to the gull. of the victim, yet it is very
much to be regretted that respectable and
worthy citizens were numbered among the
mob. Such measures can only be justified
in extreme cases, when the ma iesty of the
law cannot be vindcatod, and the guilty par
ty would escape punishment; no such reason
existed In this ease,--the criminal was in
custody Of the officers of the law ,-his guilt
was clear the whole sentiment of the com
munity was against him, and with proper
guards his escape was impossible. Under
such circumstances it was the duty Of the
sheriff to protect the prisoner by calling to
his aid law abiding citizens, rather than make
no defence whatever, or any attempt to re-
strain the violence of the mob.
| FAlarIELD, July 6, 1860. CITIZEN.
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M ANTED-.-M Men With from 500 to 1900
~ cash, to locate In Davenport, Iowa City. TT.
Des Moines, oskaloosa, Fairfield Burlington, Nus
eaene, Dubuque, Hannibal, Quincy and all similar
towns South and West. monopoly of . general
staple article used in every family every day -
Sales large, profits 500 rer cent.
Apply I'D Street, lst door north Of johnson stree,
keokuk. d6t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
To Wilson, Fair banks a Co..
Vou are hereby notified that there ia now on lie
l In the office 9f the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, a petition Of
Roland Cutler, claiming of you the sum Of two
hundred and eighty.tw, and 6l-l09 dollars.
kLsl.oi WITH interest thereon ut six per cent per
snnum FROM March 18th, 1859, an money due on
q promissory note executed by you for said sum.
dated Nov. l2th 1859 and payable four months All
ter date to your order, and endorsed by you to the
plaintiff Said petition also prsys for writ of at
tachment.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and plead.
answer or demur to said petition on or before the
morning OF the Cd day of the next term of said
court to be begun and holden in the city Of eot uk
ga aiond"y me "a dAy OF september, A. u. 1869
judgment viii be rendered aga nst Won thereon
j. L0THR0P RICE
July Z, 1850 dim Att,v far p,t,f
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UNSURPASSED
iii AIR TONIC

eTsHIS preparation possesses the pecul ar proper
ty OF restoring the human HAIR, and Ga uscs thu
lair TO assume the color Ii possessed before a
turned gray. Ii strengthens the Hair and keeps II
glossy and clean, Nothing can excel this preppra-
ton as II effects the restoration of the hair BY liz
action at the roots. Prepared ard sold by
GEO. CABuS.
Two doors above the Billings House.
jeSd&wly Keokuk. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-07

IHx DKs MofsEs VALLEY WRIa is published
every Mondny al this office, is of the Oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has a widely extended circula-
ton throughout the Des Mones Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-07
DAY & BRO,
HOLES ALE GROCERa

loo MAH SrHSsT..-.. IOWA.
A RE In receipt Of q choice lot Of Holland Her.
- ring. No. Fire Crackers.
Dates. Extra Selected No, 1 Mackerel.
White Fish. Mackinaw Trout.
Choice lot Of Western Reserve Cheese.
Prime Leaf Lard.
Smok ed Shoulders.
Smoked Hams.
Smoked Dried Beef.
Sable Iron Works Nails.
Ebay Cos. Plantation Molasses.
City Refined Molssses.
Golden Syrup.
Challenge Brand Bicarb. Soda
Friar's Goose Bicarb. Soda,
We shall DO in frequent receipt Of selected But
Ter ana Cneese Throughout the season. We offer
the above at the lowest BILE figures or ,;,i ~
change the same for hides or such products az vii,
bear shipment. je 10, sod
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Hreckinrtdge and Lane nm So. Louis.
The Breckenridge Democracy held an en-

The Breckenridge Democracy held an en-
thusiassic ratification meeting in St. Louis,
on Tuesday night, which seems to have been
not only respectable ms to persons, but for
miiablo in numbers. Senator Green was
the orator Of the occasion, and be made q
telling speech to his Southern audience in
behalf Of Breckenridge, and OF very DANA
ging character to Douglas, whom Green loves
TO despise.
The meeting repudiated Claib jackson and
Reynolds and recommended in their stead as
the candidates Of the Breckenridge party for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor Hancock
jackson and Monroe Nj. Parsons.
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@h Us !" A"hh EaaA pt' VI
the Douglas papers
A on announcing the
President:
Il From Rochester Union
June n.
The deolension OF
Fitzpatrick, and the
substitution OF Her
schel v. johnson of
Ca, for Vice Presi-
dent, produce q most
Isalutary change in the
Dem oeratic ticket. 1870.
Fitzpatrick voted for
the JEFF. Davis resolu-
Isions, and he should
never have been put
upon the same ticket
with Steph. A. Doug
Has. But the Alabama
idelegationwantedh him,
land they we're graft.
fled at the expense of
consistency and pro-
ipriety. His dsclina-
Ition makes everything
right again.
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NOTICE.
The undersigned will continue the business at
the old stand; Thankful for past fsvors, con-
tinaance Of the same Ii solicited.
1y3diw X. ". v. BAILEY
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ne "fhds up Win grand DIsunion TRADE |.
PET PHRASES or THE DISTINGUISHES.
But suppose. Mr.. President, you have the
right to prohibit Slavery in the Territories
OF the United States, what high political CON
sideraton requires you to exercise it? All
must see, that IL cannot be effected without
producing popular CONFUSION which will
probably dissolve This Union.
And again, after enumerating divers i'm
aginary "Southern wrongs -
Sir, these things would seem to warn the
South that the day is not distant, when she
will be forced to stand firmly upon her con.
stitutional rights.
The plain English Of which phrase--a ret
one with the re-eaters-~is Secession and
Disnnion. Very soon the same words, and
still more threateningly, OCCUR again:
The whole history Of public feeling and
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
Three daily through trans leave Sixth street Depot
at o A. nj. and 2s3O p. M. and o p. M.
Through to indianapolis wtthout
Change of Cars.

Direct Connections
At Richmond with Cincinnati and Chicago Rail-
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all points on the Wabash Valley Railroad
At Indianapolis for Terro Haute NATION, Pana,
st. Louis and Illinois Central Railroad.
At Lafayette for Danvie, Tolono, Decatur, Spring
held, Naples, Quincy, and Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad. ~
At Chicago for Racino Kenosha, Milwaukee, La
crosse st. Paul Prairie du Chen, Rock Island aud
Iowa City. %
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Tho Propriotors of the DAILY pREss offer to t
ublio a complete newspaper, into which more mat
ter is condensed than ia contained in dailics Of
much greater preteusions in size and which they
furnish at price that brings It within the reach Of
every man aud woman in Cincinnati who are able to
labor.
We ask fair comparison of the Press with the
other papers of this city of other city, and the
judgment of our readers whether We do not furnish
papor equally attractive at onehalf or less than
half tho cost of the other Cincinnati dailies.
THE DAILY PRrss since 1t came under the presNut
management, has increased rapidly in circulation,
and has now probably as large circulation within
the city of Cincinnati any other journal aud is in
crcasiug at q rate equal to tho most gsuguno expec
tatous Of it's proprietors.
From it's large circulation, aud from Its siae which
makes Advertisements much more conspicuous than
they can be in the large papers, TaE DAILY Pass
offers tho most valuable advertising medium in this
city lis Advertising business has largely increased,
aud it's columns are respectable exhibit Of the busl-
ness and enterprise Of the city. Its columns
pecay looked to for large class advertisements OF
Wants" and "For sale," and for servants, etc,
which almost invariably bring prompt answers.
People who are out of employment, or who want
help of any kind, can place their needs before thou
sands Of the aborine or employing classes by twen
ty -fve-cent advertise ement in The DAILY Pass.
TuE DAILY PnEss has also larger circulation in
Coyington and Newport than the aggregate of all the
other Cincinnati papers. ... ..
Business men in Cincinnati can In no way iucrcase
their business so easily and certainly by adyeris
Ing in this paper.
Routes can be easily established for the DAILY
PREss in any Of the towns within days dis.
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The @ p. M. Train makes direct connection at
Logansport with Logansport, Peoria and Burlington
Railroad, for Gilman, III Paso, Peoria, Burlington,
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NIoderation Of the DIsunion Parry.

The Washington ID. o. Star Breckin-
ridge paper, says in late issue:
Not tithe Of the disposition to break up
the Union now exists in the slaveholdDg
States that was rife there at the time of John
Browns raid; nor does any other public man
Of the South, except Mr.. Keitt, openly counsel
the destruction Of the Government if Lincoln
triumphs. The position they occupy on that
subject, with remarkable unanimity indeed,
is that, if elected, and mis- Government shall
initiate unconstitutional and aggressive meas
ures against the South, it will be her duty to
resist them at all hazards and any cost Or
in other words, that the South should moi
submit to u virtual revolution of the Govern.
ment of the United States, by construction
We nave no doubt whatever that the election
Of Lincoln would unite the South in her owr
defense, as she has never before been united
and further, that, as she will then be united
she can and will compel settlement Of tn,
slavery question upon terms consonant will
her rights and honor, in the Union. We SCI
| in the letters Of Messrs. Keitt and Vance,
simply prospective settlement of the slaverl
| questions in issue.
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Wines and Liquors,

SPARKLING CATAWBA WINE, STILL
- Catawba Wine Pure Old Port Wine Pure Old
Madeira Wine; Old Bourbon Whisky Old French
Brandy Old Holland Gin Old Jamaica Rum.
Selected especially for medicinal use. For sale by
ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
jyS s. w. cor. Central, aY. and Eighth at.
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RAILROADS! 4!

T
IN. AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE II,
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and Bcnwood and via Columbus, Belair and Pitts.
ogyG S'S for NJ MSrRSfPIR 1Es gefFTST Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Depot Also connects at Day
snd SGsa S Fa
Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago. Also for Toledo,
S 4. M.SFrom Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton Depot Accommodation for Hamilton and Way
10 A. Nj. EXPR ESS-From Little Miami De-
pot,Connects via Columbus aud Belair and Ben.
Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg, and via Colun-
y 2.sO w p. NJ EXPR Ess-From Cincinnati,
hed % Urbsns, % BellsiontaiRO % and RcatOn also az
Rich%ond, Indianapolis, and ali points West.
$3.50 p. M;.,From Cinclnnati, ;, G@smilton lam 4, and
co3nscts al Hamilton Tor oxford, &c. ~ O''0'
a p. M...From Little Miami Depot-Acoommo.
dation for Columbus stopping at all Way Stations
,8P. M.rFrom Little Miami ami pSpotmAccOmmo' S
nj Afna iscERsss %s'6 SSS%s
S p1S,Sn %sgnd aS To also rs % SG
Detroit and eIl points, ia Canada connects via
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SLEEPING-CARS ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and Through Tickets please
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| utes faster than Cincinnati time.
| .HtI p. W. STRhDER, General Ticket Agent.
Omnibuses call for passengers by leaving directions
| at the Ticket Offices. apo
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WHOLESALE POLITICAL WAGER IN Wis
coNsIN.-The editors and proprietors of the
Lacrosse (Wis.) Republican and of the Dem
Oerat have bet their Offices, papers, types
and everything (yalue $4,000 on the result
of the election in Illinois and Wisconsin II
Douglas carries both States the editor of the
Democrat is 10 take both concerns. If Doug
las does not carry both States, then the
editor of the Republican is the winner. Prop
erty TO he delivered on the 4th of March.
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finanrial
nEr ". N1ooLAY. Auctioneer.
STOCKS

ALBsEr ". NIceLAy. Auctioneer. uoo,,c
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE OF SlOCkS
HI and BoNDS-ALBERT H. CoLAY VIII sei. THIS
DAY Thursday Jan. H. s.sl O'Clock at The mechAp,s ns
under the direction OF James Cnien ooon
ESQ 1-ire Hsue Alton and - Louis nfosa Con,
10 per Bouds 90 800 beiirvts ana ~
1t Mortgage i'onds Al 2t ociocs A'the S'ovA Wv
% WI a. khol Bk 10 shs Mer Exohe Bank. Sse
IN % Jo,I,r ed ina To- 25 10 abs Howard Ins. Co.. 30
10 r. 49, In. Co - yI25 shs Peter Cooper Ins Co. 20
is r. Ns,~.,tie NJ tN |" shs. Arctic lns Co. %
90 - -. ii lus Coz COL 10 sts Peoples lns Co... 80
40 h = Ei,o Ins Co El y shs Stnyve.ant ms Co.,. -
90 I'VE ,af Ejre Ira Co q 10 aus. World lns Co.. 50
~ h 90 Eire Ips Co. a Lafayette Ina. Co... 50
Fine a. Ina IG IL sha E,slo ns Cs........ 10
Con STAGE Co metropolitan TINS. Go. IVi
81 chs ekman ms Co... ~ ~ shs iercanthe rre ms
20 sh Mechs IT. ms. % ~ shs ifSins fre ms Co. -
sh Resoluo ms Co.. .oa 10 chs 1rocers fe TINS Co. 81
az rs kim ,ns CO. 037 Rrcelior Fro lns
10 sh Cebhard Ina Co.. 100 ~ shs Oemouwe.h ms es
- RTcvoort .Oi25 Wai-st Ina. Co... 70
81 r. a. Western NJ los iOa 20 shs Columbia n CO... so
f1 New Amster ns % % shA Equitable ms os: %
rs .hs Columbian NJ lns. .lv 1900 shs bowden Cop d.
- N0 Hancock County DELI u oant bond@
Loo Florida Railroad r cent freeland Bonds
..uH TIevoncn Ceal aud RAILROAD LIST Mortgage BONDS
1900 Virginia state y oeut. bondA
SEQ Missouri State u cent Bonds
City of Milwsukoe Coupons Sl13. -, .
Five proInisory potes amounting TO +2i% % eacu 1S "a
August 1879 for month"; sned jointly snd nlorsed by David
Austin IT, Ia Delmonico Esg HAZARD ana fhlo L. mug
giles. ,,,,,, -, &c D.
ar auction sales Of Stocks and Bonds every nds ana
Thursday every day required at lG O'CLOCK
at tho stnek Ssleroon No % Wlisust or Merchants Elk
chsns ed Stocks sua Bonds boug! and rod st private
a0 a-D - ''' ALERT Fl. NI5OLAY,
Stock Auctivneer Broker and Banker,
No. % iliAui-st., ntz AZ w al
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DROF. EUG. A. WIENER
III Prot. EUG. A. WIENER
Prof. EUG. A. WIENER
Prot. EUG. A. WIENER
Pot. EUG. a. WIENER
pr,f FIG A WIENER

Pot. EUG. a. WIENER
Prof EUG. A. WIENER .
does request s friends TO send demand FOR in
snctoa in all musical branches ION Improve panj
DIRTCTiY 10 the office of TIE tRIBUSB, 70 Messra
CHICKERING SONS No. ga Brcadway, corner OF 4ths
Should any By letter remain for two days without prompt
attention In consequence Of business pressure please report
this him personally vthou. delay mornings a. ocock St
Mr. Horace Wste1ss ec Store. His recent publ
meet with warpl reception III classes Of society Prot Ers
A ienes Music sold at 3S3 Broadway at MI Horace
Ra;erss where us this morning met go congeia arts'a
Ny THOMAS BAKER the famous leader at Mia La a heenes
heaer attertyey sned when Prof Eus A Wiener per
formed o- hiia "TnE GAIIBALD QuADRILLs tdedeate 70
= hcLeriug esq., the great IN Grand Square 1ni
Tebt. livery set was received by Mr. BAhhR WIN the
mailed expretslon Beautiful" Net LEGS is the music Tor
fragment the Immortal Washington lrvinss SALNAaUspI
fcKv MI! While il ia de3icated to the gallant sparkling
editor Of "HE NEw-YORE SCS found it, conquerns gay
an over Tie country acknowledged by aud com
peteni Penruanship as " EXCELLENT" ,
Poi Eug a. Nener's work, STARS AND sTRiPBs'
Grand March, expressly for and performed at tue Ju
bee OF the Iths Methodist Episcopal Church. inspringy
ipreed the audience and dedicated Thomas Baker esq
Be 1t une entood THAI Prof Eus A. WienoFs DEBUf' as
prRro 40 performer the Piano invariably aud exclusively
devoted to CHARITr :!
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fllarbinfrp.
ROARDMANs PATENT STEAM BOILER

ETUNT1JMAN
Id les BROADWAY. N; \. ., A,
Th,s hou., IA OF two yinds possssse- ell the
advantages Of srrnzth dnpy aud ensaPness o.
inder boilers efecs saving OF u ~ nDsnt
s9s four ho power Slowing aeen per cent Of sssss sur
Ia b~. in,reasipe their capacity Il desired bULEks
rNniN 70, 81 n. ROARDMAN
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5nsnranfe Companies.
METROPOLITAN
WI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. los BROADWAY,
CORNER OF PISK-sT., NETWORK.

CASH
This Company having cash capital exceeded BY those only
other city Conpanes continues TO insure all kinds OF Per
sons Propeyty BUILDING ships In port and their Csrsoes
terms os low consistent with the security Of the insurers
and the insured. DIRBcToRs:
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President
JOSEPH Is. VAkSUn, HENRY V. BUTLER,
LEONARD APPLERY, JOSEPa 2. VARNUM, JR.,
FRFD'K H. WALCOTT, JAS. LOR. GRAHAS, JR,
WILLIAM X STRONG BOWES u AclLyAINE,
MOSES TAYLOR, GILBERT l.. BEGCKMAN
JAMES o. SHELDON, JOHN C. HENDERSON,
DANIEL PARISH LORRATN FREEMAN,
0TTSTAVUS A. CONOVHR, EDWARD MACOMBER,
MARTIN BATES, JR., WATSON ~. CASE,
DUDLEY ID. FULLER CHARLES y. APPLhBY,
PASCHAL w. TURNEY, SAML. ID. BRADFORD JR,
FRANKLIN II. DELkNO.
EDWARD A. SPANSBURY, Secretary.
RoBRRr C. Rt-uBosR, Asst Secretary.
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, No Sasv.,
New-fork Dec. 81, 1883
nIVTDEND NOTICE. Drpositors are hereby
~ notified that sEMtANsUAL DIVIDEND at che rate
Of SIX PtR CENT PER ANNUM al sums Of SSov and
anGer end FIVE PER CENT PER ANNUn on all surs ovof
5vo will he credited depostrs tho let dag Of January
next payable u and after the 1Gth-
Iptcrest called for .i bear interest as priscpsL
open dsiy from to O'Clock and ON wednesday
aai Saturday evenings from to o'clock ,. m
- THOMAS Is. STILLMAH, Presidsnt-
T. T. SMITH Secretary.
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Oyy,cK OF THE MERcHAsTs Iss Co., COR. FULroS AND
GkEKxTIcHsrs NEw-YoEK, Jan. 5, l8tO
TTHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have THIS
II DAY declared SEhl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TEN
s PER CENT pe and Jan 10 The transfer books
VIII " '''''N ' j. DOUGLASS Secretary
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OYrfcE bKos DwAr INSURANCE C0hPAsr{
NBv.YoRg Jan letD
vTyHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DleECTORS
Of ,bs Tor pspy and for INSPECTORS Of the next Eec-
tep viii Ne held Al Office Of the Company No 4SJ Broad
o,cIoch JOHN WRAY Secretary.
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6onseS to Eet.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET, or the FUR
Il HTURE for SALE.-Wl DO lot 70 prvste family only,
or portion a the same person only Very do
abe Ter parties about going Housekeeping the furniture
would be reduced price Apply at NO 5S West An-
st., 1thsy.
FfNO LEI-NO. I2sj Mercer-st., suitable for light
Il nssctuag purposes " be altered to suit applicants
possession imne distoly. Inquire Of ID. r. REED NO 70
CotKtiasdt-st-, up stslrs-
TIYO LEASE,-The UPPER PART Of the J-stOry
white marble BUILDING No, SIS Broadway. Apply 70
HILIiAMTAYLORN No SO Broadway ortOJ JOHN TAYLOR
Ne ys5 broadway.
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Gonse- furnishing GOODS.

AS MRS. TOODLES says: "They are always
"A HANDY 10 have in thu house, The WHAT CHEER
YEAST CAKES make GOOD, sweet, wholesome bread buck
wheat cakes biscuit they free from saeTatus
Other drugs and made pure dry hops For sale by oil
grocer. at II package * IS box and az whole
sale by , ~, ,,,,rr, A. s,.p,
a CHRONOLOGICAL as BEST.-FOREMANt
"A Arch Spring BED BOTTOMS soil for 81 70 to "a Mat
trs,,ss at wholesale prices On Iron Bedsead Sprnks and
Mattress com plets S. No. Gt Jonesst of Broadway
Use the "WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES"
u II you want rood pure wholesome and sweet bread
Tp.y cost only one squsre which win make bowl Of
fresh lively yeast superior any that be bought Sold
parase IL cents boxes al y % by al the gocer
Wholesale Depot, No. 5Si Broadway. \ w. SMITH
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Roofing.

DATENT MICA and FIBR0UB
IL CEMENT ROoRIHd,
Adsp.sd 10 every variety Of Roof old unequsd
FOR durability beauty and ehespness BY any competition ia
CRNENT ROR SALE by the barrel with printed instructions
for use. JOSEPH DITTO Co., No. Gs Broadway, ny.