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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27


The Douglas stumpers, from Cole up or
down TO Dean, are accustomed to spread
themselves in behalf OF homestead law, and
popular sovereignty or the right of the peo-
pie of territory to exclude slavery while
under territorial government.
The Douglas party made their own plat
form at their national convention at Charles
ton and Baltimore, and to that platform We
are referred for the principles of the party.
We have looked over it in vain to find word
In favor of either Of these positions. We
have run through the resolutions of '98, the
Cincinnati platform, and the Minority Re-
port OF Ben. Samuels, of Iowa, finally adopt
ed by the Douglas convention, and there 10
nothing of the kind. The homestead 10 not
even remotely alluded to, and the only resol D.
ton touching the other point is one admit
ting the right Of the people, when they come
to form State Constitution, to exclude
slavery, thereby clearly implying that they
could not do II before.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

CT The Republicans have nominated K.
h. Reynolds, of Orleans, as the successor of
Hon, s. NJ Burroughs. deceased. 10 the Nj
agara Congressional district of New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27
Minnesota state Convention.

The Republicans Of Minnesota have held
their State Convention, and made the follow
ing nominations:
Presidential Electors Stephen Miller, of
Stearns county; VIM. Pfaender, of Browa
county; Clark w. Thompson, If Houston
county; Chas. Mcclure, of Goodhue county.
Alternates F. Davis, r. Orthman, X.
Hutchinson, F. M. Crosby.
For Members of Oongress--Cyrus Aldrich,
Of Hennepin county; VIM. Window, of Wi
mona county.
For State Prison Inspeotor-Charles MeEl-
rath, of Nicollet county.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court--A. j
Van Worries, of Washington county.
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DAY 4 BRO,
Wholesale GrOcers,
NO. los MAIN-ST..

hEuh
A RE in receipt Of
II 20 bbls. eating and cooking Apples,
trails New Dates,
20 Abbls. White Fish,
30 coils inch Manila Rope,
SO l !"
10 /"
30 doz Manila and Hemp Bed-cords,
10, 600 Light Guard Cigars,
Is, 600 II avannA 6's !"
ceroons Madras Indigo,
20 bxs. extract lockwood.
20 chests fine TO extra 6ue Imperial Tea,
10 I" Young Hyson,
10 0piong,
100 reams Letter Paper,
rs do Fooiscap
Is do Note -
20, 900 Envelopes, besides large stock OF the w
rious articles Of groceries, which We offer ct th
lowest possible figure, and viii receive in paymen
such articles Of produce rs villa preserve their natu
in transportation.
July 3d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

The Independence Guardian says the
late meetisg at Vinton was attended BY L.
SOU persons. Speeches were made BY Fits
Henry Warren, Judge Tabor, ]. w. Oak,sll
ind n. Sells.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

GT The Providence Journal having init
mated that MIR. Lincoln has given his "coun-
tenance" to the Republican cause, the Taun-
ton Gazette says ii cannot be called sshand-
some present."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

Ca There is to be grand State mass
meeting at indianapolis on the goth day of
August, to ratify the nominations of the Chi
cage Convention. The programme promises
one Of the grandest affairs of the season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27
PHOTOGRAPHS.

WE would call the attention Of the public to
w the fact, that at BIZ EL'S AMBROTYPE Pho
TOGRApH and STERREOSC0PIC GALLERY ia
the place to get
Correct Pictures OF Every styIey
Being the oldest established operator in the city,
the superiority of his pictures, and his eforts TO
please are well known TO all. He Ia now putting
up views of Main street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low price Of Is and 80 cents each the
largest and best picture Of Keokuk ever taken !,
also large view OF TT. Madison.
Steroscopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
hibition all respectfully invited to call and
examine them.
- Dou't forget the place: rs Main street, ID
door from Third street.
Aug. q, '60.-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

TetLet me kiss him for bis mother" j.
ID song Of the ladies where the Prince Of
Wales 10 travelling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

6TThe last place 10 which We should look
for the milk Of human kindness 10 the pal1
on civilization.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

POPULATION OF CRIES IN ONO --Tbe pop
nlation OF Dayton 10 little over 20, 600; Of
Columbus little over $4,000; Of Newark
4,675; OF Hillsboro' 2,l75, and of Cincin-
natl about 1862 900. &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

G. Sir Benjamin Brodis, the celebrated
London surgeon, has become totally blind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

- Another Of the old Filimors organs of
New York--the Addison Advertiser-has
cOms ont FOR Lincoln. Theirs arc now less
than doxon left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

QTThe New York Herald says that Doug
las is to speak at Norfolk, Va, on Friday,
whence be will proceed down the coast and
back through the mountain districts of Vir-
ginia. He will visit Georgia and nearly all
the Southern States, speaking every day, ex-
cept Sundays, till November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27
y. =. TEN -EYCK,
General Insurance Agent,
OOH. aD AND MAIN-sTs.,
AoOkuk, lowa,

LNFREs LAKE. RIVER AND LIT IN.
SURANGE promptly attended to at this Once.
Better and more .IkDKksITY be given u this
Agency than any other in this city and lcss trouble
alters loss.
1t~d Fms Co., cf Hartford, Ccnn., 31,ls4,leo
Hone lawrence Compsny, Of Kec Yosk, 1,4S7,6ES
North American In. Co., Hartford, CoMa., Sol. 80
CITY FIRE Isstraace Co., U HeU Hsssx, 370.s5S
PA1Sas rsrs fnsu, sHce Co., ~ Mr. York, 9oe, 80
Lortiasr1 Yrs Iasur0srs Co., 1ev YssA $4,000
Connscttcsf Msfsai Co.. Hartford, 3,eeO ,S13
On. J. W. Bosp, II sdical Rxamincr.
"a. w. 0KIFTITa 10 authorised 10 receive
applications for all above Companies. sate
- Raildinss, AsnChxndiss, Miib, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured ct .
low rates ~ other Companies who pay thar Isasss
II. b. TEN-EYOK, Agent, 8Ba
Once corner "a and Aair SITS, Keokuk, Iswa.
Aug. Z, dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

w barley, lhe editor of the Free South,
has been arrested in Newport, Kentucky. for
publishing an 'ineendiary paper" ltDoue.
Las bad saccetded IN getting bis Congress
slpnal ~edition law passed, haif The Danuias
editors Of tae North, to cay nothing of the
Republicans, would have been arrested ),
this time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

EThe original cost Of the Grsat Eastesn
was $4 SOC, 900. She stands charged 70 ths
present owners at $2,150,000, and OF this
amount $500, 900 10 preferred stock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

XrXIIG STOCK POR l6A
4. l.. coNEAsLE. osoHGE ,. sHYrn;
CONNABLE x 6MYTH,
Wholesale GfeefS. Forwarding and Com
mission Mercan.y. and
neasers an rennassce ana yuus.ss.

wholesale tfeepfS, Forwarding and Com
mission Mercan:S. and
Dealers an Tennessee and Juniatta
IM Or.
No. 81 and b8 Leves, ...............K IOWA.
M - have now in stors, and will be receiving /
Wv continually, rs tho wants Of the trade de- |
mand, from the East and Sou b, ample supplies of
goods in our l.no, 70 which the trade Of Iowa, |
Northern Missouri and Western Iii ncis 10 rsspect-
SUCCESSFULLY with St. Louis and Chicago in prices
ttrsnsportation addsd) for ali goode in line.
Merchants Duying Ter Cash, 81
FEOnPs TA1e Mayors, will NaA eur
tho eur stock before uaaAssC sAeir
We are now receiving. and have in store. All 9TH
er classes Of goods appertaining - our line OF bus
mess.
200 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee.
30 pockets old Gov. Java
81 hide N. O. Sugar.
81 bills. Belcher loaf crushed and clarified dee
% " Plantation and 5. NJ. Moissses.
y bsiehef'sS 3. II. and Golden Syrup.
100 boxss Btsr Candlss.
lilo Family and Patent Soaps. nj
10 bbh. Lard Oil
10 kinsecd Oil.
leo kegs Pure White Lead.
hbls. Iarpentine.
u siesoes kios.
o. ". H.
50 bxs. Bsbbitti saiera.us, in pound paper ..
3 tsos Aanilla Rops-allsisss.
80 bsgs Cotton Yarn.
- bales Betting.
80 dos. Moline 2ands hoop buckets.
30 Tubs.
drums Goldfish.
10 BIS. No. Herring.
100 pkga. Maaksrsl, Sbls. half bbls. and kie.
90 half fbis White Fish.
~ bills. Kosin. Wi
- !" u Nilmington Tar.
no bales 0akum.
10y bhls. Losisvills and Ros.dale Cement.
- Plaster Paris.
300 bush. Plastering Hair.
500 New Dricd Apples. H
- bxs. Glass, 8xlo, lOxi2, I0xll, IOxIs, lex2o
y saass nsw = bush. Gunny Bags.
4sA p, ! n, . and 10 lamp and eaddy boxss--pur-
chased directly from the factareFs. for sale
| low BY O0NNABLE 4 SAYfH, a.
rchl7dAw 81 4 50 Lsves.
| a LARGE stock Of Grssn and Black TEAS Of ii
"A grades. IN store and for cal: .l By s.,.n,
nsslrdA~ ' 80 s1s sa' L.1s..
| 600 BAes Y. A. SALT, in large blesohea sacks,
OOO inst received hy Aunt Lefty, :, for sale
nchl5dAw 81 and - Levse.
IA iNEkAL AND METALLIC PAINT, ali colors,
| lsl tor sale low by
| CONNABLE SMYTH,
Bohl7dAw 81 and b8 Levce.
| MAILS AND IRON
| ~ 800 kegs assorted Nails.
80 funs Tennessee Iron.
| icy Pittsburgh and Juniatta Iron.
/ Piow steel.
| s tun Spring Steel.
large stock Of Anyils, Vices, Axels Springs Do.
making = complete stock in this line, ia store and
bsins rsosiv.dby ooNNABLE 1 sMYTm.
4 March III, 0O~ddw No. ST h IS Leyee. .
| < BBLs. YELLOW OCHRE for sale by
- ap36 - S.B VOWRI.L.
1000 LBS. prime POTASH for sale by
I0SS apo SD. voWxLL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

BUCHANAN Co.. Mr. Hodge, has sold thsl
Civilian to Barnhart Brothers; itrsmairs
Democratic. The population of Indepen-
dence ID l475, OF the county 1924.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

gaLincolD isa dead letter in this coun.
IT," said the Eastern Argus. TO which the
Grosbn Mercury retorts: "Like other dead
letters be will be sent TO Washington
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27
"0tverxiry OF Inssstusions.-

In New England Douglas said that CLAIMS
were the best institution ia the country and
far superior TO negroes. He has now turned
his face Southwards, and VIC shall soon hear
of him 10 Virginia "craoking up" oysters and
breeding wenches. Then, when he gets down
on the cotton plantations OF Alabama, great
buck negroes, fresh from Dahomey, will be
the delight of his eyes. Douglas, it will be
remembered, 10 opposed to uniformity of in
situations. He believes in the present ar
rangement, and denounces those who object
to il. He goes in for clans for New Eng
land, corn whisky for Egypt, breeding ne
groes for the Old Dominion, and buck Afri-
cans for the cotton States. And, of course,
he makes himself agreeable to bis hosts
where he travels by praising their favorite
"institntions."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

AN INDIGNANT BELL MAs.-The editor Of
the Baltimore Patriot, the Bell and Everett
organ of Maryland, thus alludes to the SYRIA
cuse Auction:
Such a base and shameless betrayal of q
political cause, by pretended friends, never
dsgraeed the party history of any civilized
country on the globe, except, perhaps, that
of Ireland, when she was delivered hand and
foot to England, BY the traitors in the last
Irish Parliament
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

Democratic Opinions OF the Tin, ON.
As one gree. @s-ri~ ~--~~--~. .~.a 49, ~ :
democracy is that they fear the s'Black Re-
publcans" cannot be trusted with the Gov
efnment without endangering the Union. it
may oe profitable to note what are the opin-
ions Of some of their own leaders on the sub.
Ject- Here are q few extracts from recent
speeches of Democratic orators in Alabama /:
! want "the Cotton States preciptated in
10 revolution.-(W. L. Yancey.
III had the pewer, would dissolve this
Government 10 two ninuses."-[J. 7. Nor
gan.
Let us break M this rotten. sinking and
,fI.sss.'e oosegnment."-- Geo Gayle.
Resistance Resistance To death avs;ns,
the Government 10 what We want now 80
david Hubbard
BREAK up and dissolve this rotten Yankee
1overnmenI."-lJ. ID. r. Williams.
"Let the Union MFR. ID. Gayle.
My voice is for War PFC. ID. johnson
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

c. Cole il in the habit OF quoting casual
expressions of ultra men OF the North declA-
ring liberty preferable to Union. He might
find volumes from Southern men of greater
prominence, in which slavery is declared the
sparamo cunt good" 20 which the Union is as
q feather in the balance. Here, for instance,
10 an extract from the message of Governor
Winston, of Alabama, in 1857, now Douglas
Elector. lie said.
SIT is only necessary for us to be true to
ourselves, and 60 preserve our institutions.
and to be great and prosperous people
The Union is not with as of the South 'par-
amount political good,' however. much we
may, and do, desire It's continuance under q
strict adherence TO Constitutional provisions
and guarantees. When these can no longer
be maintained--or when further aggression
upon our rights is practiced by dominant
political power at the Nerth--we have every
thing to gain and nothing 10 lose by dds
rupting every tie' that binds us to the Gen.
federacy.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-27

ET-In the Douglas Baltimore Convention
squatter sovereignty WAS sold out to bred
SCOTT by special resolution in consideration
OF $4,000 votes promised in Louisiana. In
New York Douglass nom intervention il ira
ded Oh Tor the promise of tho Bell slave code
vote OF that State, which will probably
amount TO Is 900 or so. We don't know
which party got the best Of the bargain in
either case, for Douglas politicians place
very slight value upon principle, and Bell
conservatives have found that their votes Are
utterly worthless in a Presidential contest !:
and yet both parties expect to make some-
thing by the trade, and both will be disap-
pointed and think that they have been cheated.
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~ HxlnAcn, The tsvcre hs y vhiss s.a.se 49, -,
known any deviation whatever from the nstr9 SAse "
brain and yowcd In his light may BE- le,hst 2. a. -
guard intended fve notice Of disssss wsss %!o; H
sscspe attention III late - be 1omeed enc
should never be neglected Hesdsches ec sfssSeee
tw names vis symptcna,ic and LHopskhs 9mptsssos
Hss5ecbo is sxcesdiney common, snd V ns eesas"
y,cty Of dissoses snons which Arc3esy 0onA ssn
bsc Of aIseess oftso s.onseb eeniis,ns sh sssdssh
hepstic disease constituting bss, AsssasAs Sosss eSnS
ration and othsr asordsss bowes .sh - Ssn ESQ
ntsrne affections Diseasss Of the heart very ~
tended with Hssdchos Ansmis and Rlsshosa ere - sss
sche very common being usually dississs'ssee -
nso of nsyvops hosisoAe soneues coming on ss6oeny
stata OF apparently seand heah and prosins eass toe
mental and physical energies snd In os instances eoes -
slowly hefdsA By dspreSsicn spirits scsrs,y es1cs:
In mos. the pain In the ont u he bed syP enc
or both sye and sorstsss provskiaa vonnns snSs -
elsss nny also be nAnsd Neuralgia. .
Fer tie treatment Of either esss Of Bssdsebe The CSDen
Ps have found and safs remedy rehcvfne ~ 49,
s.ute pens and by NJ saoe eroosos0
the diseaes Of which Hesdsehe 10 tbs sss,rss ind~A
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CONSTIPATION OR cosTTvEyysa

No ere Of the "nsny i' lesh g hei, v . wsv q
Ite Understood and much neglected - CossepesA Oss
orSiuairs in csTesesnes. sedsnsrJ hsb. iefn6S
ssht disorder Of little 20 excite
ol and and snsss eary ss.eesee ~
brins the sufferer uai.nsy grave. Anon4 Ne -.
az which costivsness Il ks usual asndant ae 49,
Rhsuns Foul Bresh, Paoa AID oshem q me s.oss ~,
ss..s, Dyssotery Diarhss Dyspsps Apovlosy kpospsR
Psralysi. Hysters HyPochOndrssis, Assnssey s.a ~
,t their presence In hs system BY MS
ton No. unsquenly The diseases nansd ossiasss
ou but sks On On independen. existence unsss ~ cs
Soovs that tho dso1dsg should receive ssss4ses
wSeuovsr n occar person sAona nsssss v ~
Ccpnasc Pis On the drss eppea-nncs OF tse ceuDnS
aely lss Will erpel the nsidioas sypsosShs Of asas@
DESTROY this AaI xsrsss foo 70 human hfs
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no ADyERTIsERs.-THE SPECTATOR il

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nov the only Daily rus PapoI published in the City Of
GAhinTOE, Canada wes and \ the lesdins 0OlnnesriL
asnr oubRoA In tho exeksye and enierprsns secos Of
solnrs betuesn tho Nssss and Detroit Riye IL hss large
sna circulson IN ell the towns and villages aons the
Of tho Buslo and Leko Huron and Ores Wesa OF Oen
sa. Rsivey. end the G4d Trunk Railway NON Toronto TO ia
e. ssrn terd1rs well the Lake E shcso and inter
csdj..e Counties Advertisers viii tbc<eeTe hnd is columns
s best nodnv, ofpuolei;y for .ts dstc Of Ca
THE sEk,-pEEkIY and WEEKLY EDlTlOHs.
respecvey 81 and tl orjey ven
hbea poxoneze agricultural eon,naaity 20 hs sdve
ascrsns intended fer tho country population wiz bo sxve
eT pupose by boins inherited beth kose editions
AdseiseIs may uuoo.e reciy with the pdbhen
8ILLHbPY a. ROBERTSON,
Publishers and PropTlotors-
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MIsCTLLANEOUs.


Tvs AuALA.rATros oy LAvsuAsss.-JTh@s b Q psvs11
tendency this age appropriate the exyessvs vuee
other gnsres and ssF ~his 20 hcorrors,s !hep sse
owns thus the word Cephaio, which from ,be Orros s9sn
hg o the bead" IL beeoeing popnsed 70
with Mr. spadtns, Headache Remedy but sm soss
nsed In more and tbs uord Csphsbs IN osesm
ecmon Eec'otype and many others vhoss Ssineses =
foreign words ss, been wotn BY ssn,sn ases - oJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17

Bnrpesr M.., ysn., y9s 70 .sns hst Iss q &C.,
n,, neither bst perhs;s ysn bc ahsr sDowts .hs v
e ,cs hes nsh dead cnd gone with tbs Sic. HssA>A D9
want. sone uore Of ths. elsiys6 bes besore
DrpseIsr--You must 20 Spajdins . Csphebs Psn. -
BsIpsKr-Och sure aud you've ssd - Dsfgs ~
sithsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17

Twxsrr MII,Ioss DoLLAzs nAvSB.M 5ye
soa two millions Of bcss,s Of ss es.shfssse
Ssohsn isrnars, thu mailing en- ssFssss. e yesy
doisrs reclaire1 ffom to.al ose By AZ vassae0
Having tnsda his Glue hozsehc Cd vsra hs nov gssee0
ths vod still sres.cr service BY curing ~ ne ching nse
, Cesbaic Pns and they COED - - 0sSe kseeO
vii ,oon vanish svsy Ike ssow In Jsty
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c,ABBATH-sCHOOL BELL, No. a superior

ltAEEATH-SCHOOL BEII. No. "a .uPtricr
- N.-'sc,oD OF Choco ~ MS roUy sILsnsed eAe con-
80 I'D s1se number o. eIcelcrt HhmSS, Nr!eh st
49, s 90 Ok 6ici well 8de!ted or Sunday Schoo
iirq. Aaliy o-ser.cs Clritss Festivals Conesr,,
,aeS go Msaiings BoyG c1d Orr msf,lEs s oo ,so
oa. w. beer issaed tho h :gcniyogI mo5its OF ~
go" 10 f1dnc@d tho Puhisher 70 tssae hhLb No
~ n. ..sl. 80 cort,, rsses more than BELL No l. The
sauoc sac tes u BE e different S S5 z BILL BILL s9 20 m
Oyscyy NV, he.n rs-svci thsn o' coti't y
s,e,e cs, ts tyst ed.tion. Price U lsper c9sst 10
,sl2 psr ~; po,tsg cent? booze :. CO, "a nsr tS
Po.,se. "a cents BELLs Noe aud boiia .os so
sels 8 pey Flogary bound embossed st' - cSsi
So ~ HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. 80 BroadWay. Nov. orb, FtuihEef'
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~ OvS. xuyxuySY srd The ssssA ease - os1.SY
irdsot 10 close sttenon business ssSy uy usoq
purnorons causes Of ksors Hss9osa fos oseso0ceseS
bov 10 An snergy snA ambition. SoesTs. ey IL 00eU -
svsy. obtain speedy rset from these as0esane sesens
n.;n ons OF the Cephsic Pi Whenever she nytss zeA
Il qriss the brain and ecthss Ae s,ansf - -
rns nse ava rolsxes tension Of Neuse1 whh Zo
csnrapies ana ssusytss the dotsssd een&sn u W b
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A PHAL BLTSSIN0.

HkAL BLFsSfNU.
p,.y,stan-wsu Mrs Jones how - shs. kssdssfss
Nv. Jcr,-Gcne, Doctor s tbs rh zee seHs 49,
me On iusi ~ eDy nute sAd wish won,d sssd e -
tbet caa bsvs them handy. ,l. m a.
PA.e.1.a.-Yoa sst them st sny nuesesA ~
Csphslic Ps end they never fail, and 'sss n"sse
al casos Of hesdscho. ,,>.u.u-
suse.inz friends, for thsy sse rssl ssssiss
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N ENIlhE NEW DllION w oi'"h"
EDITED BY MARY owDEN CLARKE,
Nov Ready Tor the Holiday Ses la vsrlous styles oi pbot
SHAKESPEAfE'S WORKS,
WITH A sCRUPULoUs RTIsIoN OF THE TEXT
MARY CowDH CLARKE,
WITH FIFTY l. UST Il ATT ONs .! ~,
Hat bound git top Sc half ca 81 'oi morocco eia'
AN EDITION BEAUTIFULLY LsADED,
in two voluies, 8ro
Half bound git top 50; hal cali extra slVi H0ip''
extra, 1s ,.s
The utmost pains have been tseu to eose the
ings adopted By the best hutnoras 70 caretuhy -
reasons for adopting them, while hiding by or reec s
sanction Of the original copies whre these are oovlou % >.
scrutinze line by line word for word every iots OF
20 give Tgxr OF SrlKksPRshB - e',s ~
Judgment sd long study Of him enable 10 discern NAV
really aided by the opinion Of (sofer s wnee 'ns
d. yotion the dissemination Of extended love sn
pehenfOD Shah made his osduorshp nosI
The absence OF explanatory notes win aferd no oppon
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