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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-24


DxAK GArE:-Let me "holler.o Consider
me as having given and continuing TO give
ga yell" know that my voice will not be
heard in the universal shout sent up by The
Republicans oil over the country when they
hear the nomination of Abraham Lincoln for
President. But have the reasons for the
faith that ia in me.
|. He 10 man of the people--the great
lsboring masses. He is from them and OF
them. With his own hands be has literally
hewed and split and plowed bis way TO
hisprssens proud position. He Is not
ashamed OF this. He gloriss in it, and his
great heart beats sympathetically with the
toiling millions who conquer all obstacles,
provide all the necessaries and Injuries Of
life, and make oil the real wealth of the land.
2. He 10 inevitably, unainchingly, hope
lessly honest. He has not the shade Of sus-
picion of any thing to the contrary resting
on his fair fame.
3. He has stated, defended and enforced
the true Republican doctrines more clearly,
more ably, more extensively and more fire
quently than any other man in the country;
and this without uttering 'line which, dy-
ing, be could wish TO blot" and with gent
atty OF temper which his foes have 30 ad.
mired as to make them bis personal friends.
4. He can surely carry Illinois over any
candidate labeled at Baltimore Doug
las by 10000, and over any body else BY
from 20 to 10000 majority.
S. He is Western man, and bis pomina.
ton gives almost the first proof that the
claims and interests OF the West are begin
ming to be properly recognised.
6. He 10 satisfactory to all the wings OF
the party--to the Bates men, the Cameron
men, and, undoubtedly, the second choice
OF the Seward men. No other man could
secure such entire unanimity Of enthusiastic
support.
We can only say, "it lie enough" And
now-go to work. III any man has a neigh
Dor who belivss there 10 anything to hope for
the country from the corrupt and dscaying
Democratic party, Let him be supplied with
the proper materials for learning its true his
tory for the last few years. II any man mis-
takes the true objects and aims Of the Republi-
can party, let bis mistake be corrected. Let
every township Of our county be Immediately
organised, and our machinery ell in full ops-
ration before We hear the report from the fu-
neral ceremonies to be celebrated at Balti-
more on the 18th of June. Mt.
The above letter ought to have appeared
two or three days ago, but Was mislaid and
overlooked
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Z We AND Fan.

GPECIAL attention given to diseases Of the Eve
~ and Ear, surgical and medical
". r. THRALL, M. D., Oculist.
DR.. T. has removed his Once 10 sd st.. hetva.c
Main and johnson, east side, whore he may "a
found during business hours.
kEsIpEsck on Aorgsn-st., between 4th and kth.
Keokuk, May %, 6o-d3m =
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DISNOLUTsa,r.

THE partnership heretofore existing bot
: the undersigned In the Tailoring business WAS
dissolved on the 12d Of March, 1860, By uutaal
consent. John Meyer II alone authorised 70 ssttle
all accounts due the firm.
WAHRER i MEYER.
JOHN MEYER will continue the business q the
snop between 10th and 1iih streets, ON Main, and
invites old and new customers to i've him : eslI,
May1-d3t JOHN MEYRR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-24

FEARFUL RIDE ON A LocoMorIvE-TwEN-
TY-NrsE MILKs IN THIRTY MINUTES.
ard" the correspondent Of the New York
Times, who rode upon the excursion train
of the Lake Shore Road, bound for Chicago.
describes ride on the locomotive as follows:
Twenty-nine miles in thirty minutes! De-
scribe it? Impossible. have ALWAYS no.
tioed that engineers were quiet, dienifed.
sober people, and now | understand IL,
should regard a joking, triHng engineer, az
| would jolly, whistling undertaken.
Describe my ride on the "Huron?n New
err! The whistle nearly blew my ears Of; the
rushing air wore out my eyes; the jogging
OF the engine as it leaped from rail TO rail
oil but broke the end OF my backbone OF;
my hat, which was blown away 10 less than
minute after We started, was caught by the
fireman in miraculous manner; and every
nerve in my body jumped, squirusd and
wired, as relentlessly the iron steed kent IN
to slime" Now the head OF q luckless hen
was neatly shaved away; then two Hibernisn
gentlemen, who were quietly smoking by the
roadside, were apparently frightened out Of
their wits, and before they had recovered
them, We had rushed franticslly, fearfu by
a station, in such close proximity to q freight
train that held my breath and trembled iest
the next second should be my last. had no
idea before OF the manner 10 which an an
CINE "jumrs," but have now. While We
were going at this terrific spsed-while the
mile posts succeeded each other go swiftly
that they seemed like fence stakes, and While
the various growths OF wheat, oats. pots.
toes and corn, looked ~ il they we're plsnted
in heap, the engine would jump, lean. skin
and roll, like frightened horse, and ID Z
"dreadful unsartin" manner. After ! little
became used to the unnatural rush WITH
~n,on We were gong, and had more leisure
to watch the engineer. He vas % calm O. {
May morning. He pulled rod, and an nm
earthly scream Was heard. He pushed an.
other one, and the speed, already like tina,
or the arrows dart, became that Of the
lightning fash. All was under his control
and could but admire the GOODNESS. the frm
ness OF purpose and ouickness OF executions
which he unconsciousl exhibited. No won.
der that be 10 . quiet, uncommunic.tiye per
son; he deals with facts, with realitiss be.
tween which and an unrevealed horror ther1
is but hands breadth, and coming at an,
moment can only be warded of or remedie d
by his skill. | was glad, and yet sorry, y her
The twenty-nine miles were finished; glad
because physically WAS about used up, sor
ry because | was mentally fascinated ans
charmed by the novel sensations experienced
during that ride.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-24

ALSO,
nOWNING'S Fruit Book,
IL Barnes Notes,
Cumming Great Tribulstion,
-Four Years aboard the Whsis Ship,
Michelet's L'Amour,
Micbclet's LAFemms,
Professor At the Breakfast Table,
Life Of Humboldt,
Minister'S Wooing,
Bayard Taylor's Grsese and Russia,
Marble Fsun,
Witohss Of New York,
Beulat
How could he help Ii,
Good Fight,
Pillar Of Rira.
New York to Delhi.
For sale ~
OGDEN, BRoWNELL CO.'S
CIrr Book HroRa,
May3zd 81 NAM -.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOP nUGOYrOw tale

A GOOD Top Buggy viii be sold by auction, Ut
"A Humphreys sale room, on Saturday morning,
the 36th, at 10 O'Clock. 1t be 1T any time
1T Humphreys, No. Estes louise.
msyId3t
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r0uSIN MAUDE AND kOSANoND; by the
~ author Of "Tempest and Sunshine lust re-
esived by OGDEN, BROWNELL kC6.,
my Ad 63Main.st.
I UR FARM OF FOUR ACRES, aad the money
1--WE made by 1t: by p b. Mead. For sale by
OGDEN, BRoWNELL CO.,
my24d s1Msin-st.
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The Cincinnati Platform q sx Indie.
We commend the following extract from
speech of Mr.. Avery Of N. c., in the Charles
ton Convention. Ii oorroborates ell that the
Republicans have alleged concerning the
Cincinnati Platform:
He would say, never yield one inch upon
the abolition question, but meet it boldly,
fairly and squarely. He asked them whether
this issue was met boldly, fairly and square
" upon this squatter sovereignty platform !?
The Cincinnati Platform 10 ambiguous. We
at the South say it means one thing-they
at the North say it means another. We ask
you now to settle its meaning. We say take
bold stand, and declare what it really does
mean. boldly, openly and thoroughly. The
minority say they are willing to leave its in
depreciation to the Supreme Court. That is
no convenience to the South. They take it
for granted that all Democrats are law
abiding citiEens, and if SO, when decision
of the Supreme Court is made adverse to
their views, they will submit to II as matter
Of course. 1t 10 no solution Of the question.
no settlement Of the issue satisfactorily. 10
the South, to say 'sLeave 1t to the Courts. -
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LIN IL ~OODO
BELOW USUAL PRICES /
w. B. GERRING.
No. 81 Main-st.,
Keekuk. : : So :. = : Iowa,
NOW OFFERS
Very Low for Cash
ORGANIZES at 4octs., usual price 3Os.
Lawns At locts., usual price l2@ lbcts.
LAWNS at l5cts., usual price 300f5cts.
SPRING DELAINES 12A@l5cts.. usual
price 9o@25cts,
FOULARD CHALLIEs at 25cts.. usual
prices a0@35cts.
FLoUNoED BAREGE ROBES.
ORGANIZE ROBES,
BLACK SILKS,
SPRING SILKS,
FoULARD SILKS;
FOULARD BAREGEs,
Poll DE CHEvERs,
BAREGE ANGLAIs, (IN ROBES AND BY
THE YARD);
BALZORINEs,
BARATHEAs,
BLACK BEREGE,
INDIA GLACE CERETAs,
SUMNER vALLENCIAS.
sHAWLSvarious city les, Silk. WOODEN. DC.
vastizg, Rantaloea 0tuffs,
fwEEDG, usESA NlNIIHs, h., fsr Isa aad
Boys summer Wear.
SUN UMBRELLAS, PARASoLs, sHA-
AN
Together with full assortment Of
Hosiery. Gloves. Notions,
Foreign and Domestic
STAPLE Cd s.
WALL PAPER
.HtNeaC York Cost!
10000 PIECES,
OF ALL PATTERNS AND STYLES,
From &c. 80 30 cts. Roll,
FOR gALK FoR CASH BY
WIN. H GERRING.
- MAIr.sTREET,
First Doev Abeve Anasrssn's hank.
April u, Te-dAw
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Notes On NarsIng,
XNHAT il is, and what it 10 not; by Florence
w Nightingale For sale by
OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.,
myl4d Mssn~st
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SAY AND SEAL.
RY the author Of "Wids Wide World" "Dol-
II lars and Cents" this day received by
OGDEN, BkOWNELL d CO.,
myAd 81 Main-st.
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CARPETS!

In this Department can always be found tbs issA-
ing styles Of
ADMINISTER vELVHTs,
TAPESTRY HRUSSkLLS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM
COTTON WARP IEGRAINS
VENRTIAHG D HEAPS.
RUGS, DRU0GKTE,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
And ell kinds of
CURTAIN GOODS, GILT CORNICEs.
&C., &C.. &C.
a..
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In which We shall oder great inducements. Asons
OF our 6rm residss In New York, We shall continue
to receive weekly supplies throughout the ssAson-
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Prospectus
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HILLSBOK0UGH RECORDER
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number having hen i,ius he 10th II fslusty
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THE TONGUE sCRAPER.

DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes, in his recent
address before the Massachusetts, Medical
Society, gives the following interesting de-
scription Of little instrument which, ac-
cordng TO this account, has possessed a re-
markable historical Importance:
One practical hint may not be out Of place.
II seems to be sometimes forgotten by those
who must know the fact. that the tongue i
very different, anatomically and physiology
cally, from the stomach. Its condition does
not in the least imply that of the stomach,
which isa very different structure, covered
with a different kind Of ePithelum, and fur
nished with entirely different secretions. \
silsersmiih will. for dollar, make sinai
hoe Of solid silver. which will last tor eenta'
rles, aud will give a patient more eoniurt
used Tor the removal of accumulated ep'the'
lium and fungous growths which constitute
the 'fur." than many prescription with q
split-foo.ea r before it, addressed to the
parts out Of reach.
think more Of this little implement, be.
cause consider that the use OF it, OF some
thing like il, saved the colony at Plymouth
in the year 1923. Edward Winslow heart
that Massasoit was sick and like to die. III
found him with house full of people abou
him, women rubbing his arms aud legs, an,
friends "msking such helllsh noise " Al
they probably thought would scare away The
devil Of sickness. case OF typhoid fever,
clearly, with prostration. stupnr, ep'staxis
and frightlul sorhes. Winslow gave him
soge conserve, washed his mouth, scrape,l
his tongue, which was in horrld state, goi
down some drink, made him some broth
dosed him with IN infusion OF strawberr.
leaves and sas.afras root, and had the salts
faction Of seeing him rapidly recover Mas,
sasoit, fail ii gratitude. revealed the plo'
which lad been formed to destroy the colo.
nists, whereupon the governor ordered Capt
Miles Staadsh to see to them who there.
upon, as everybody remembers, stabbed
Pecksnot with his owa knife, broke up the
plot, saved the colony, and thus rendered
Massachusetts, and the Massachusetts MedI-
cal Society possibility, as they now are a
fact before Us. Somuch for this parenlhesls
OF the tongue scraper, which saved the young
colony from more serious scrape. and may
save the Union yet, il presidential candld.
ate should happen 10 be taken sick, as Mas
sasoit was, and his tongue want cleaning
which process would not hurt good man!
politicians, with or without typhoid fever.
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Prom the Knoxville wig.
EXECUTION OF SAINTS.

II seems that the suresf as well as most
direct and speedy method Of reaching heaven
in these DAYS Of progress, Is 10 commit muir
der so atrOcious that there is no escape from
the gallows. Many murders Of this rharae-
ter have been committed during the past
wear, and the murderers hung. all q whom
have died happy! One scoundrel Kills his
wife; another cuts the throat OF his child; a
third takes the life OF his brother, without
proyocaton; and fourth. in cold blood,
shoots down his fellow man. And never I'M
Ill thew committed these offences. were they
conscious Of being sinners IA the sight Of
God, and Of their need Of pardonlng mercy
They are tried, convicted, and sentenced 10
hang but before launching into eternity,
they she'd few pehitential tears. say r..
forced payers, collect sOme preachers. and
have some singing aud praying in their cells
they march upon the scatfoid, kneel meek
" before the gaping crowd, rise aud say
/" Good. by" to their friends; and thus mid
night assassins, land and sea pirates. and
wife-p0isoners, with hearts as black a. hell,
and conscIences as guilty as that Of Cain
ascend from the g4llows TO mansions on
high,n 10 associate world without end, with
:. the spirits Of just men made perfect Even
old Brown, who was shooting down innocent
men, and Leading the way to have the throat,
or innocent women and children cut, dice
happy, and asserted that be was going t.
heaven! The hypocrite Harden, who poi.
soned 81 Innocent and helpless wife, said
!" Good By, dear father, We shall meet IN
Heayeh.D This clerical william, had good
Mife-had been married to her five months
when lie became attached 70 another woman
administered poison 10 his wife. a. h
conGessed-and when he comes to the gal
lows, lie tells the world that he is going Z
heaven!
Hicks. the pirate. who bad participated i
many cold. bI0oJed murders, according to b
oMn confession. gets Catholic Priest y visi
his cell, aud administer 10 him the console
tons II religion. and he, too, inlafns y, tina
he has gone 10 heaven Heaven must ZOO
BE peopIed with desperate population WI
dOn't believe one word u It. Most Of ihes'
hardened sillsins 20 70 he'll a. soon az III
breath leaves their uostrils. 10 get & hea
ven. better men than these have 20 bslles,
and tbey the Gospel WHEN in he,lth. III
idea Of these eleventh hour criminals s9in
10 heaven i simply PrepVsterous.
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
FIR sale at the DRUG STORE.

Pr sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Eirly Sir Weeks. Red speekltd Valentine.
Brown ditto. Red French, Large Lima OF Butter.
Carolina. Scarlet Runners, Royal Daa1
BEEf-EStfa Early furuip, Eirly Blood, Long Red,
sesiin ot White Sugar, Swiss chafd.
BROGOLI-Parple Cape.
CABBAGE-Eld York French Or Heart. Early SUI
gar Loaf. Early Bliiersea. Early DtnmhelJ. Drum
he'd Slyoy, Large Late Dr1mhead, late Fiat Ouch,
Gteen GIazei, Red Dutch, rs piekleing.
CAIRO r--i.ong Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
CAULIfLOWER.
CELERY-whlte Solid. Silver Giant, Red Solid,
C0RN--Eyefsfe-n sugar..
CIECMBEK-Eatly Frame Long Gfcen, Ghefkin.
EGG PLANT Large Purple, Early Purple.
ENDlYE-Gieen Curlsd.
LEFTUcE-Elrly CutleI. Brown Dutch, Royal Csb
blge. Drnmhfad, White Cos
MELLDNs--Nulmeg. Ciiron. Mountsin spfoui.
MUsrARD-Hhn Brown.
NAsTtiRriGN.
uKRA.
ONION silver skin - White, Large Yelles.
PAISLEY Or Double, PLAIN or single.
PARsNiP-SagaL
PEAS I.audrrib'. Erua Eldy. Early F,sme. Roya
Dwarf Mnfariat. Early Nay. Bishops Early.
PEPPER-i.arge sweet Bull NOse.
PUMPKIN Common Field.
RADt-H 80 Ling scarlet short Top. Wfiie TurBil
Rooted. Rel rlrnip Rooted. Long tInon.
RHIBiRB ~ Pc pisat.
..Al.slFI u Oys,ef Plant.
{ sPiNACH--R Round Savoy.
sqHAsH-Eafiy Bust, Long Green.
1 TOMATO-Lsfge Red.
lTrRNlP-E4rly Flat Dutch. Red Top, Large Norfolk
| Large Globe. Dale's Hypfij, Ruta Bigt ofswreii.h
| February 10, 20
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FtRL,Il sEEDs.

FIEHTI NEE US.
NRcHiRD gm. Herds Gfsss. Kentucky Blue
= Gfsss. Nsitye Green GnS. Red Clover, White
Cipss, I'nnpthy. Lurefhs, fof ssls 81 The
DRUG STORE.
F,t,gs,y IL 90
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

by Henry stephens FRS. ~ Ednhptsh, snd me liis
y Y. Norton. Professor 81 scienlihc Agriculture in
Yale College, New Ifiyen. tols. Royal Oeiayo
100 p1zes. and numerous tngfasings.
This T. eoniessady, the most complete w0fk IN AZ.
cUliute ever published and 10 oidet 70 give u wider
cifeuaion. aud Publishers have resolved 10 reduce the
rfiee 10 Fise Dollars for the Two folumssii
When sent ~ mail lposi pailj 70 Csltinia o. Or.
gon. ite price will be- 81. To every chrr part II ihs
Union, and TO Csnads. post paiJ, SO. ~ This uork
u Sor the Old Book of the Fam"
RcintaDcesf for any d The shove publications should
alWsyste addressed. rost-psid. u Ire Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & co,
No Gull street, Nsw vark.
rstsmbsr a. a.
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INcIpENTs.

Lady Huntingdon once spoke 10 work.
nan who was repairing garden wall. and
pressed him 20 thoBghtfulness on the state 81
his soul. Some years afterwards, she wal
speaking to another man upon the sane sab.
iee,, aud said, i" Thomas, fear you never
pray, nor look to Jesus Christ for salvation .
"Your iady.hip Is mistaken" said The man
81 heard ab8t passed beissen yop anil
James a. such tuue. abd the word. you de.
sianed tor him t9pk effect ou me- iIYs
did you hear III" "thssr,i i III ne u,her
side Of the garden. through a tois IL ne ,egll.
and shall never ljfget tbs impressions Re
ceived."
"a shoemaker having received itstt.
instead u reading i Used Il in filing %
the space bptsstn the tDnrr 3ai tie outer
sole q . Shoe. TIE abp u ~ trace 81.
tributor Sas aqparcntls lost. Not -. some
time Afterwards. another man, ii lie sane
business, sat down N Sunday morning IA
put new sole 20 that shoe. When he bad
cut sway the old leather. he siw the tract
and hts attention wss instantly arrested D,
iis title RsnsmJsr ne Sabbafh NIL n hi
II holg. Il W.. an arrUw lrOm tie qBitef ri
che Almighty Inc work was immediately
laid ssiae, aud tts Hsn FASTENED ii lie hons,
of God his soul "a. ttagbisd. a0r cap,l b,
fnd rest, until be lShd ], ., ihs ,r,,.. q
Christ
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BRANDRETHs PILLS.

r.. ihs curs II Iqfgsasa, coids. IndignsieH M
psP'id Headache, Debility, HsaEnu,.
&c. &c. de.
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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Glorious News for the Farmers!
rFsIIE American Companys CT ANO, from Jaws
4 & Bakers Islands, is better than best Peruvian,
and $40 ton less in price.
Four dollars worth of this Guano made last year
twenty five dollars ,aore cotton than an Adjoining
without Guano
Equally good for all crops Astounding in lime 10 be.
nett the ahd permanently.
supply now on hand. and constantly kept for sale
Is low as any where in the United States.
Also on hand Best Peruvian GUANo.,
More New Sewing Machines,
with all recent improvements. This is the Machine
that will continue 10 give satisfaction, experience
proves.
Also Sewing Machine Oil, and Silk, Twist and Cot.
ton Threads, Of the best kinds.
JAMES WEBB.
Fehruary7 as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-29
PERFUMERY &C..

WEBB 4 DICKSON have ja.t opened large o..
sonmsnt 81 HattisoD's Perlumsfy anil oiet
articles. comprising COlognes. Double and Single Tol.
lei Waters; FLORIDA wstet; Balm PafaHe fluuef; Bay
Leaf Water: Las'al Ertrasts for The lIan1ketshisf
ffansipsfi Esuar's: FfaH gisbi gream. T1ilst Pow.
lft.. Pfr-inB.s speiIng Stts. Csfnston Rouge; CdI
Cfs,B; -hsmpsp Lotion; u ait DYe. Canine Ink; No.
rilsati Diamond Cement; Pailpsomes; Beef Marrow;
;rHs Jil. Narassa OFT; Floating sOap. 81 bsihihg;
BWhsf's sasp. Erssite soap: ladies sosp. shaving
CfsaHs. sssgrtft; Usnphsns fpf shaving Rose Tooth
pi,te; EBONY Tooth Pis'ei Dsntsl saap, dc. &c.
february ~ o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-29
DRUG STORE-REMOVAL.

sg'iIE undersigned bass removed their Drug siofs
Il iis hsue recently occupied b. u. 4. Ossn
Where they will be pleased u ree their Trends sud
htgl.l them With any thing they may need ~ tisit
line, ~ accommodating terms.
WEBB & DICKSON.
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