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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-22
Z. Sobr9oaaes.
rte German ADVERTISER,

3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFHCE: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
, 1860-05-19

During the progress Of the third ballot for
President the stendy increase Of Lincoln's rote
raised the expectations OF his friends to fever
hest that be was about to receive the nomina-
ton. When the roll call was completed hasty
footing discovered that Lincoln lacked but 2a
votes of m election. The ballot standing for
Lincoln 33l}, Seward $50, scattering :4i-ne~
cessary to choice 234. Before the vote was
announced. Mr.. R: II. Coruine, Of ths Ohio
delegation, who had voted for Gov. Chase up to
that time, md three other delegates, VIZ: R. Z.
Enos. John A. Gurley. and Isaac steese,
changed their votes to Lincoln, giving him
m.jority Of the whole Convention, and nomi.
rating him. D. Il. Cartier, the Chairmsn Of
the delegation announced the change Of votes,
and before the secretaries had time to foot up
and announce the result, the vast audience burnt
forth simultaneously into irrepressible shouts
Adeafening roar Of stentorian> applause aross
from the immense multitude such as has uever
been cqualed On the American continent, nor
since the day that the walls Of Jericho we're
blown down. -
, 1860-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH,


WAsz1xeros, 18th. 4qhe Post oaice deac;en.
cy which passed tle House to-day, al.houxin
apparently appropriating much larxer amount
realiy appronrla'es hut E:.;;e ores $1,000, ,0oo
out OF tho IFea::sfJ, oYer and ADORE lha post.
in9s no.; Oh hand.
The 1apaneke presents were opened this
morning for inspection, and then iransfsrred to
the naTA commissioner to be presented. pri.
vately to the President in the mama Of his
Imperial Majesty, the Tycoon.
The articles are OF the most magnificent
description. Saddles richly emb9saed in gold
and silver, bed curtains, bed screens, similar to
those used BY the princes. Of japan, and il
gen,ouslJ elaborated, two swords, such ~ ere
worn BY the princes Of Japan, superior to any
erer manufactured, either ia ri. country or
France; paper hanging ornanented with gold;
larquere ware, Including writing cases and d
lot OF valuable miscellaneous articles, al of
them exhibiting most refined ta4te aud i'd.
vAnced artistic skill, and superior to any which
have er7r been brought to this country from
Asis.
This is the opinion Of those who had tho
privilege Of infinitely examining these valuable
presents. The emba?sy hare accepted The in
7itation Of the New York aud Pbi!adelphia nau-
nicip4l committees to visit those cities but have
fixed no time for these purposes. Tbs Naval
Commission will give the authorities four OR
five days notice, SO that they may make proper
arrangements.
The Japanese will probably visit tbs Capitol
On Saturday, and during the next week the
other public buildings.
The United States Government having re-
ceiyed the Japanese Embassy a. Eavoys Extra
ordinary and Ministers plenipotentiary, the
highest diplomatic cfIice known to our GoTer7-
mant, it became incumbent On them to make
the first calls On tho foreign Ministers resident
in Washington, but restricted this courteay to
those only representing the powers which have
treaties with Japan, 7iz: Netherlands, Great
Britain, Russia snd France. They concluded
their calls today, that on Baron Stoeckel
hsiug ths last in striea. There is 1t pressnt
however, no French Minister in Washington.
, 1860-05-19
CHICAGO. SATURDAY. MAY 10, 1860.


~ Z, Il, k1lEAN AAsashdas AsfaL ks 14wir~n.
i sxAAa& ~ s4sks 15vs7kU4s frr tats ani a:i u.
EA44.aF f<pArs ef tn ENtA Ha4 1Alb134Y
, 1860-05-19
Drcss & TrihttnE
Republican Nominations,
1oI rx.s1acxr o1 Tn1 Cs17Ep s1A{7a,
ABR Af1AM LINCOLN
or ILLINOIS, 7'D
TOR v1cx rRxt1-Ev.
HANNIBAL; HAMLIN,
- '-oF saf.;Es f-i-@


Tbs PHEss AND TR,rCSE will from day to
day repor. and print tho proceedings Of tho
Satloral Republican Convention in full We
,hArs competent corps Of short hand N'r;:Iers,
and bJ their aid ne aha!l bo enabled to present
to our reade1a every morniD.1c; the doiprs Of
thu day before.
11'fa pap1fs 10 quantities for newsmen, OF
a'ngty IN "'app' rs, for sale ct the Counting
1oom o. tho Press AND TR1nrxE Office, 81
Clark strs, t.
, 1860-05-19

terms Of just indignation refused all offers Of
votea WHICH were based upon promises Of f,-
ture rewards, wo have reason 70 know. With
the spirit becoming IN honest man, he rejected
them all.
To conclude this too brief notice Of great
publ: event. Let .us say that TIE noeds Of the
country ars such, and the, convictions Of the
people that = change is necessary nre 60 pro-
found. that Mr.: LINCOLN, wcre he but a. ordiu.
aryman. in whose history there WIS no flow,
would be elected. But being all that tie exi-
gsncies Of the tirnes demand, whether estjm.
ated AZ 10 ability tact, integrity or faithful.
ness :, principle, lis nomipation will be taken
up with tho zeal and enthusiasm which FORE
slsadow not only SUCCESS but majorities IN.
equalled in the political history Of tho free
Staten.
, 1860-05-19

ST. Lor,s, May 18.-Raphael E. Smith, fer
uany years confidential clerk-of kennett Mao
keuzie, wholesale liquor dealer; was arrested on
"Wednesday, charged with embezzlipg te7 600
from his employer. Investigations aincs bis
number ofs ears, which will resch much larger
sum than mentioned in tho indictment, per-
$10D 600
, 1860-05-19

| Latin Brown hare moved from No. Il
to No. So State street They have On hand =
good supply Of Pork snd Beef Hams
, 1860-05-19

,ss~i !. t:.-:- Is & :~s:'
4 A.. ;':::' .-..':- :: - , J: :,S--;
, 1860-05-19

H See advertisement Of Hard RUBBER
Riggs Truss in another column. Something
entirely new. mylG-6t
, 1860-05-19

Now OrrS.-FAs.et l. Cooks Photographic
Patace-the lareest and most complete estab~
lishmeut Of the kind in Americas now open
to the public. Citizens and strangers arc in
vited to cxll. Rooms Nos. 722 + l24 Clark
streat. -. myls-st
, 1860-05-19

Il eteasJuan writing from Eo!r!ssaw7. Ohio spea1:-g
Ct t beneficial tfet rssastnE from tas uss Of b ewn
Bzopcal 11oehes s.ys Lat sp.ax feared ny Iar =
beeorE n&e:ousy tnroivsi and urt1l use1 yaus
Tro<hes soa!d not preach Of ordinary 1e.kth
without hoa:7.neas but with the assistance Of
.to:hes havs n the pazs i'm WIKI sane
.4sEpaa3.~
, 1860-05-19
CAMP GIN
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
Great Presidential Campaign!

Republicans, you have new selected your
candidates FIR tlle Campaign Of 1860. ARA
Han L1Sco.S Of Illinois leads The column Of
the Friends o: Freedom. During the six
months that are before us tie Press AND TIL
nCSE vii! labor necessarily for his election.
From cur stand -2oiot, in his own State We
shall be able to present facts and incidents
whioh, it is believed, will b. Of essential ser
vics il tbs grest contest all over the United
States. TIC beg leare, therefore, to suggest
II tbs Delegates and oil the Republicans row
in tbc city, that they order copies for their 1e-
specstve towns and districts before they leave.
The cam2niga PRESS ASD TRIBUNE will
give full aad complete cc7rent history Of the
Presidential canvass, Including reports Ct
sp=eelses, debates erd mass meetings. 1t wi1l
also contain the gc1ersl news Of The day, te1e-
graphic dispatches, copi JUS correspondents,
market reports, agricultural and other useful
matter: Nothing will be omitted to render It
welconn sl,ce:, ard an cli:ient chzmpion Of
, 1860-05-19

Eoo, NJ. {. II. TarLaer, rhn:ip1f Of TIE Eu$xeEs Fs
u.,s Iaaitute y. I'll have bee1 Afflicted with Dsoreh
Il t1 Tie 1.As wi1er md found reef u1t fio-ad
5oar Tsockes-- "Bror*s Hro-eaa! 1roeAv." or Ceu@,
Lezess.s for sa.e throughout tho Cntsd sta:sa.
, 1860-05-19
A8taxNuAa1h &c.

Bpu.s Brs~eAtal 1tsees.-Thess cough md ~t!as Ios
eres which ~ atve.si.ed few ~e<ks aEo supsrer
TOR relieving hoatsenets to that
with. Ws havs tred them du-nE tho pat winter sui
make this statement Es.tatously 1 The benefit af OF.
b:tshfsn Il tks n:uht1y-C4nbei t1ra1aa H~a fkaxx.
n4I.
, 1860-05-19

JAxEar111E, Wis, May 1S.-Thompson's Li1-
CRY stab'a mas deatroyed by fire at three O'Clock
this morning. The horse, aud few carriages
wero saved. 4 family living in the building
escaped, with los. Of furniture. LOSS $500 !;
Inquired $4,000. Tho work Of m ipcendiary.
, 1860-05-19
Browns Bronchial Troches.


ThsEzeat md sudden ehaosas os climate !stu!
sou.rss ef Px2Haaary 9.I B1o<rAiai AaA=ioaa. Exen
haex rrortd that aEps ruedss ots<n set s7<sdy
and certainly whea taken IN thu e71y zzs af dssa,
should b. hAa to Hrs<~ Rrs4eia1 TtoAor
Lesnke- .st tas Cod, Cough Irritation Of The Thsosf
be flight by ths prrauucn s<zoaa attack
ln2I be E8tetuanY warded e.
, 1860-05-19

XWANTED-Young men to engage
~ inan honorable te.s, IN whom rood wsgss wl
Be pat. tortu'tie. ,tea end your sddfass With
, 1860-05-19

.NlneHundred Cheers for rPcnnsylvania,
The Pennsylvania boys were crazy With Dc
light last evening. Every man had fencsr rail
on hi. shoulder. and allwerc shouting for 25,ooo
nhiorftY..
, 1860-05-19
Affections Of the Throat,

Fssn. tie Rsr. s. !. r. d@l45.on, PaAor u tas ctatrr
eAxreh. S. Lo4is II havs beAa n TIC baht Of uttE
n uwas Rrauehat Troeaes Lrx-nzfa when compelled
espeAkhouzh Suffering from cod. Thy sEe vesJ b<ns
a=.a In eeapx throat h..rk no i-1uFous tepdeEs!sa
Of any xiu.. cn confidently 1seo1end than to public
sre,ters generally"
-1he1.tily uut& a The atove ecoaaaeEda:ion-"-R~.A H.
.SA2sIT, E<es- q Ghria Church, N. kouA.
, 1860-05-19

{; The. nomination Of HI. HAHllx for Vice
President, will be hailed with great satistac-
ton throughout tho country. OF Democratic
antecedents lie came early into tie Rcpubl-
can movement. A member Of the G. S. Sen
ate in 1854, ha oppasas'a, with great vigor, the
repaa1 Of tho Missouri Compromise. subze-
quent]y he vas elected Governor Of the State
Of fMaine; and ut the expiration Of his term of
Office, he WAS again returned to the Senate Of
which bo6y he is at the present time one Of the
ablest aud nost active members. Possessed
Of great pesraonal popularity and having a
public record no portion Ct which bis friends
would desire to tle: put, hls nams will give
strength to tho ticket and add not q lit1ls toils
triumph before the people.
, 1860-05-19

12V81 1o131Vao ~11A kso1 Q @a100@
Tbs uape,t.at and painfe 1r1ult Of csseAt~a es'3"
O. urusual e1eon Of the vocal orxaua Hay It aay the
b removed BY Allowing Two Of B.oHa' B1s~tAiat
1toeA" Ct Cough Le1:nkts to cs:olre s1owf5 In IT,
sf perul.aE adrast4xt.
ave ha.s found of z7eas se.!cs Ii allayax Bzooeha1
Irritation. a-d n snodu1x hoasc-ess produced ty Co.df
-Kxy. pAz1E Ws:. ats Editor Of Rioas Herald.
, 1860-05-19

VCLcAx1rp JEwKts1.-Messrs 4. Il. Miller
4 Bros, corner Of Ciurk and Lake Streets, hars
recently received large and elegant aasort-
ment Of the above jeweiry, which Is considered
far superior and much cheaper than either tha
fnE1A.&f
, 1860-05-19
LOCAL MATTERS,

W Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn stre<t
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will bs well done and At prices to suit IL >
timer.
, 1860-05-19

SAur1n or 9Row1so WaEAr.-Massra. G. c.
Pearson i Co., Commission Merchants. 1ss
South Water street. have laid On our table
sheaf Of growing wheat. known as May R.d,"
which measures over four feet, seven 1uche.,
aud is all headed out. The sAmple was taken
from field in Perry county, il. This State, and
the parties who shipped it nither-Aessrs.
Curle and Andersou-promisd to have nsw
lou1 in thi. city in four weeks.
, 1860-05-19

B Fine Jenelry, Watches and Silver Ware,
of esery denomination, can be purchased Of
A. II. Miller l. Bros 126 Lake Street, corner Of
Clark. They have the largest and most elegant
stock in the city. m119 St.
, 1860-05-19
IIlantf1.

WANTED-A few good Agents
" to travel w;ta fa:enteei tile which will neet
with -ae. and r.v h%Ld: ONE profit Apply -
HAL>tY / KING. l64 Cl.Ik atfe~s. ape8G0t%w
WAETED-The advertiser wishes
w ttuHton Il soma ko.d enuntry ntw twsrtpeF estah
i1sanrof A. farm would ike f:e now "a
Pot utcre mpl91:t
, 1860-05-19

IRIS WELL.-The insurance agents a2d COM
panics doing business in Chicago, now admit
that tho Policies of Insurance issued for The
last three years, from the PARTICIPATING
cent. moro than any they can furnith. Their
III Il Co's} customers know them to cott 50
per cent. less and that they write It reduced
rates. myl8 st
, 1860-05-19

auQ 1S al neaoeo ouk. Ane uh&opAe Vas t4keu
from field in Perry county, il. .this State, and
the parties who shipped it hi1her-Aessrs.
Curle and Andersou-promisd to have new
aou1 in this city in four weeks.
REMOVAL. Leland l. Mixer have removed
their office and sample room TO 122 South Va
ter street. Pork ,house. Flanders Block, oppo-
site Michigan Central Depot. u1s-lm
Now OrEs.-F.s.et Cooks Photographic
TatRce-the largest and most complete e1tab~
li.hment Of the kind in Anerica--is now open
vited to cxll, Rooms Soa, 722 + l24 Clark
street. =. . my1s-st
S7RAsakns VISITING CHICAGO should avail
themselves Of the opportunity Of visiting The
largest Dry Goods unuse in tbs United States
west Of New York, which is that Of
w. II. Ross / Co,
167 and l60 Luke Il.
Ono price, and in every instance, pricas euar-
an.eed lower than elsewhere. maJ16-et
The DELEGATES TO TEE CONTENTION and all
others will please not forget the India Rubber
Store, 81 Dearborn street, near the fremont
House, where alt kinds Of Rubber Goods, il
ctuding Clothing. Camp BIankets;;- Travelling
Bags, Delting, Packing, Hose and Faacy Arti.
e!e' may be had at low prices. myls.st
B Trunks, Vallses, and Travelling bags-A
large assortment -manufacturedb By IT. i. u. 8.
Wright, C1 and 219 Clark ss1eet. :, nyl41w
~ Latin Brown hare moved from No. Il
to No. 50 State street They have on hand =
good supply Of Pork and Beef Hams
my 12.6t* -
Mrs1c.-The guitar, violin or nute taught IN
tiotloe l<ssons. and instructions given on tho
piano, by ar old and accomplished Professor Of
Music. Terms moderate. Apply to, or address.
J. t. Osborne, at 13S North CLARK street, over
the Mechsnical Bakery Depot. myl4-st
E See advertisement Of " Hard Rubber"
Riggs Truss in another column Something
entirely new. mylG-st
=. -. .Ca1cAao, May, 1850.
Mr. Rhoma. George:-S1r:-Asw warm weather
j. approaching. an reminded Of the great sat-
isfaetion We experienced in out family last sea.
son, after gettfSg from you cne Of those most
desirable. and l might almost say indispensable
art;c'e-, Winship's Re!rigcratoEs. Although
FIN not q believer in every new :hiug because it
il patented, yet must say that the said refrig.
srator il certainly one Of the best things have
ever known patented. Yours truly,
mv176t GEO. ". LAT, J1., Msh. Aveuue.
, 1860-05-19

Bosrox, May 1s.-The Hon. ". s. Damreli,
well known printer and Int Member Of Con-
gress. from The Sd District, died yesterday. af-
Ter long illness.
, 1860-05-19

SKETCH or nR.
LINCOLN.
Il brief biesr.phisa' testch et AnzAnAx
LINCOLN nil b found. N. the s4cond pags Of
this paper: ..A ."'
, 1860-05-19

TO Public speatfrS and sireers. - =.
~Brasas Beaa6Atal 15eeaAs- Of Cough losenkts. oa
Frof. II. Et.eJ Jot1s-u, Te.eher of Music. s FeE4s
COLLEGE, Ia Grange. Ga II h1va tourd thar sery
sGarous IN nruovaR that atie of tks Throat eoua
VII sp skess and Slnters- ha.a enrstet teverA
fsatazsu IN thslF favor. among ~han rrof W,sz4
Ptnpa1 rsnvuwoo rut.e.z.ty. AID Rev. II. TkAec4 at
h plAee- Tia Trce4sa Ahvs oa1y 10 b t1ea t.
ne14 thEo3elTr1.-
, 1860-05-19

SrHASaE1s VISITING CHICAGO should avail
themselves Of the opportunity Of visiting The
largest Dry Goods unuse in tbs United States
west Of New York, which is that Of
l. ~
, 1860-05-19

Il. r. BAKER, AuetIonexr.
j. Il. AAKsHALL. ta.tEoza-
Ths unde74'xn-t wilt tsl On 3ATURDAY. My lHh,
l II 10 6oek !. T.. Is dist invo e q II and Caps.
At Store No. So DcAf0oan Rtruets
The stoek . new a~d n tssats order sd veil worthy
the altsntou Of ta trade. 1hs ps e4s
of besaes n .hleakc, e. ho: = by Eos Atsno4 I'd
prompt I, esHt HtA ~ public pAfoLA-a. 11s
htoek oomrnl-4a the foiiowIr 4 list OF
HATS AND CAP$3
tdos<a ruk lIA,a d xen 4ek EAPA do raTaTaf "a.
un Gap<. dog n Id Geto4 C@ps, ds VfEtt 'tt'A do
Le.aher Capa doz Il - - sf"x ny. 1os .nS2
Qxsxd Caps ~ d. T. eet taps. sdst w.: slk
dcxFeT 81 e. 1ps du1 BLck to- nA atz .ex
Flsnter.. 3dss Bsown Dfrs. aes u:o~a tta3et q
DTah Bsusa. d,1 lass.1a otuE. dot :rAh ss. ens
fash!onaas u.ez .aa fat. ~ ie1 e a " " q.
fEa - h. +. CAkkG-
, 1860-05-19
Throat Diseases.

"B<v.sns Eroneai.l TsaeAAt Cough Le1epkes. From
Ess. H. a1, Eax Wauthoes. Coma tel sEate III to
you, tor placing within The reach Of th ss1n< saua
IL Etns.y. Ihava the Tro:hes Tires years. with
z.eat benefit rot 1ets my general health than ny
throat 1sseou,end then Nth great pleasure On evsry
bAod.~
, 1860-05-19

Deaih Of Hon- r.. .. Scheack.
SEw4nx, May 1e.-Hon@ F. S. Sehenck. e1-
yesterday. :.>..'.s
, 1860-05-19

B Trunks, Vallsss, and Travelling baas-A
large assortment manufactured BY " i. u. 8.
Wright, C1 and 2f3 Clark street.. ny141w
, 1860-05-19

1lrs1c.-The guitar, violin or nute tansht IN
t1otloe le1sons, and instructions given on the
piano, by at old and accomplished Professor Of
Music. Terms moderate. apply to. or address
J. Z. Osborne, at 13s North CLARK street, over
the Mechanical Bakery Depot. myl4-tt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-07


DR. Hicks, In renewing his cara 10 the Tunhes
would call attention TO new style " 8iAte
Work, which IL peculiarly adapted TO aaEl irfegns
lars and otherwise difficult jaws. This improve.
ment has been tested three years and has sustaneo
its early premise of filing real want In plate
work. The work is worn by many OF our most
prominent citizens, who give 1t hearty approval,
and 70 whom he is permitted to refer those infer~
ested.
DR.. Ii. is also mounting Continuous Gum
work, Block work, and ordinary 'doid Plate
work, for which he has a superior stock OF mnte.
rial. He Is prepared to fiji teeth with 'aoid foil
"Adhesive Cold and ssChrystai Gold, in the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view OF the stringeney In money matters
some allusion to PRicEs may not be imTropef-
While on the band, DR.. Ill. believes II TO ne the
better policy, as we'll the henester course, not
10 work at all than work at prices that will ne
cessitate inferior work on the other han ne is
willing to conform in his charges TO the lower
standard of remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, thoroueh devo~
tion TO his profession, and earnest desire 10
please he il determined to merit, and hopes to re-
ceive continuation of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
4 Julvl-dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-07

Business Cards, not exceeding six Iines, inside
tts, otherwise $40.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
TO space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
shove rates. @5
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
head Of Special Notices." double tAs Ordinary
rctes.
special Notices In the Local Column 20 cents
per line. -
Advertisements ordered on tn inside exciu-
sively in the Daily, after the hrst two week .,
5U per cent more than the above rates.
Al! tvsnsseat sdSsrttssmeass naass ss paiG for
fn sdsaaee. This rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser uses the Weekly aaone,
the price will be the same In the Dxily .--
Where the Daily and Weekly are both used
IS per cent. will be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays so much for the space he occupies, the
changes being chargeable for the composition
only. This plan Ia now generally adopted
Our charge for changes will be Id cents pei
square.
E%~ In all eases where entertainments ART
discontinued before the expiration Of the yes,
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
mp at our regular rates for the time actual
~ IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-07

BANKING HOUSE OF
q r. q m G H. G.. A N ID II ~ SON Il e o.
THAvE this day admitted as partner In the
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, who has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness ,hersaftsr, VIII 30 condactsd aunder the frn
andstyle of
GEO. @. ANDERSON 4 GO.
Being one of the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the oldest in Iowa, the new fsn solists fsontin-
OF foftner patronage so literally extsnded TO
the senior partner.
They win make collections apd rsnit, less Ell
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are rs formerly by senior part
ner ,vlx aefre usg ga* I @E 8 III
REYERKscKss
Park Bank, N. Y. .ts
81 Winalos, La nier 4 Co., Bank ers MY.
Edward w. Clark A. Co., Philadeiphis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Ciapp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
H. Marine Bank ,Chicsgos E4F fff43
Hoffman aeipcke, Chicago.
MechAaics Bank, Pittskurgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer h R&hm, Bankers,
Gilmore h Brot horton s Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Instit tuition, St. Louis.
Keokuk j an. /, '6s. GEO &C. ANDERSON
tauhd E% VI ~
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+ AM again in the Clothing business, and invite
L all the old settlers veil as all now ones, TO
give me q call Mt
BURKE'S CORNER,
North west corner Of Main and Third streets.
have every styio of goods for mems wear, which
will cell cheap for cash.
Spring and Summer Goods
ro snit every taste Also, Gent tlemen' Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and Valises.
JEH~Call and see-uA HAIRY FuLIoNa
May1ad
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e. =. sKEEDKR, PhiIadeIphIa.
MAsnAw keoss, so North-st,, baltimore.
LgEcn 4 Co., No. 2 Astor House, or No. >.
Vim. ST., n. Y,
LEwcH g. Co., No. II State street, BOSTON.
H. II HOUSTON, Gen Freight Ag't, Philadelphia.
l.. l.. HOUPT, GEM Ticket Agent, Palladelphia.
IHOo. A. SCOTT, General 6upt, Altoona, Penn
Jan. 3, 6g-d
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nj w. HagWs w. s.s surgeon
IVA Dentist. Otiea 81 sseond~sf. 60
between Main and Johnson streets, keo fSS@s
kuk, Iowa. &1@AT