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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-01
TO MARRIED LADIES

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bring an the monthly period with regularity
CACTlON-Thcse Pills ehouid not be taken
by females that are pregnant, during the irst
three months, as they sure to bring on Mis-.
carriage but at every other time and in eve
ry otler cagc thcv arc perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs. HenEiness, Fa-
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package, which should be carefully preserved.
A bottle containing 80 pills. and encircled
with the Government Stamp of Great Britain
can be sent post free fer 81 aud S postagestamps
General agent FOR U. S., JOB Noses, Rochester
Sold in Abbeville by Donald MCLAUGHLIN,
DR.. ]. Branch, and C. II. Allen, and all Drug
gists everywhere. Van Schaca, L. Grierson,
Charleston, Wholesale Agents. Z. 1st
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-01

from the eminent manufacturing chemists,
Messrs. Potts & Klett, under whose personal
supervision RHODES 'SUPER.PuOSPHATE is
manufactured. This Manure has been used in
South Carolina for seAeral years past. with
great success in the culture Of Cotton and Corn,
and is now thoroughly established for these i'm.
portant staples. DO not let the present season
pass without the experiment.
Read the annexed letters from gentleman who
have tried it the past season.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-01

A BoYs CoMMPosIrIoN ON THE SEASONS,
There are tour asssons: spring, suriiner
autumn and swiater. They are an PLEASANT.
Some people Ike the spring beat; butsas
tor me, give me liberty, or give me dsatb.
Einis- -tlie end, s,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-01

Goru1c oRDER.-There is a floating be.
lief, entirely without reason, that Gothic is
exclusively an ecclesiastical fashion Of bull:
ding. Many people fancy that Gothic
architecture suits church but is desc.
Grated, or at least becomes unsuitable, when
applied TO secular and domestic buildings.
There can be nodouGt indeed >, That to every
person who possesses any taste, it is a sell:
evident axiom that Gothic is The true church
architecture; but in the age during which
the noblest Gothic churches were built, it
was never fancied that churches must be
built in ono style, and secular buildings in
style essentially dissimilar. The Belief
which is entertained by the true lover OF
Gothic architeo'nre is this: that Gothic ID
essentially the most beautiful atchitectufe;
that, properly treated, it is the most com.
modious architecture; !; and that, therefore,
the Gothic % the Style in Which all build
ings, sacred. .:or secular, public or DOMESTIC,
ought to be built, with such notifications
in the style ofseaoh separate building as
its speeiat purposs and use shall suggest.
It must Be- admitted. however, that Gothid
architecture has one ,disadysasaga IS con- Con. :.
pared with That afohi hitsctpte bich Is ex-
hibitei, ins BakeE ssia BE. iondoSS
subnrban terrpcs md Is IEs
cotton. mills. G5fiic ssfcli Scslfs ssaatl sa
more money but u 5jsdiSioa ihSitbfffs, ihSitff iDes ]
sosyery much more, s. ss.., amy 4
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-01

Good council is cast away by the AFRO:
CANT, the selE.conceited aud the stupid I;
who Hrs'eitber tSd proud % iaks'it, of''too
heavy to understand il. - g
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-01
J. A. ANSLEY g. CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST.
AUGUSTA, Ga.

ATHENS, GA. Nov. %, 1859.
Dear Sir: Rhodes Superb Phosphate has been
;appiedhy mc this year, on n small scale to botl,
Corn and Cotton. The result cxceclcp my e.s-
s,'ectation, although the experiments, for many
reasons, were net, End COIL Is not he conducted
with due caution yet am entirely satisfied,
That the growth of weed, in both instances, the
fruit i'll corn and the number Of hollis of cotton,
were fully double the y!sld il :!le portions un
nnnnurcd, and this when c;t!- +: tdble. spoonful
of the Super Phosphutc 'was APPLIED rs q top
dressing to each hill Of corn. md tea spoonful
~ each stalk Of cot:"n-nnd the last rs late in
the season rs the 18th of July. Some of the
weed grew to nine feet high, with six fee,
branches, covered with brlT. willie the urima-
a,ured was not half so good. 1t is my intention
next year. to test it more fully.
Very Respectfully,
Your most ob't scrvt
(Signed) NJ. c. NJ. HAMMOND.
UNION POINT, &c. II. RI Nov. 2s, 1850.
3lessrs. J. A. ANsLEY & Co.:
Genfs.-1 bought ton of Rhodes Super
phosphate in Baltimore. last Spring, NJ. Ii. D.
Leitner, Of Berzelia. to test it's waIue 'as n ma
nure. put about 25 lbs. on an acre Of cotton,
III the drill, ON land that would not make over
rs 10 loo lbs. Of seed c.a.on Per acre, without
Manure. Tile result is entirely satisfactorily
] have made at least from $50 TO 500 li,s to tile
acre Oh this very poor land. l expect to Iur-
chase from to TONS forniy Spring crop My
Vversecr wishes me to rut has name to Lrs alsu.
Yours, IN great haste,
(Signcd) r. W. pRINTUP.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. 24, 1859 81 IT,
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How TO RUIN Your HEAtrH.-l. Sleep

How TO RUIN Your HsAErH.-l. Sleep
in bed late. :
2. Eat hot suppers.
8. Turn day into night.
4. Never mind about wei feet.
s. Have half dozen doctors,
q. Try all of the new quacks.
2. If they don't kill, quack yourself.
8. Wear unreasonable clothing.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-01

If you hear aapersou say that he hasn'..
9 friend the ,wofldfyou may be pretty
enre he dassnt desarys one. = /
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-01
A. B. LONGSTREET.

The power Of popular music was we'll il
lustrated in Hartfort ON Cristmas Eve. A
supper was given to the children of the
Morgan Street Mission School, and the
press says everything pissed off as decor
ously as a Sunday School ould-untiI,
whilst they were devouring the goodies,
the band struck up Dixie In an instant
the boys weto singing, at the top of their
voices
~ wish was in Dixie
Iooray Hoorny!
In dixie,,s land I'll take my stand
And lib and die in Dixie / 49,,
Away, away, away down souf in Dixie.
The teachers tried to look grave and said
's.s.h.bI With warning finger lifted; but
itWas no use ; they gave it up, and joined
in the song and the general amusement
1t was not exactly sundy school song,
bnt seemed to do the boys .heep o'good.'
Said a grinning litls darkey, rolling the
whites ofbis eyes up to the city missionary
We couldn't help it, Massa. II dey didn't
want US to sing Dixie, de band no business
70 play SUCH jolly tunes!
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Gbe Gate City.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MsRcH
RANKS Thrown out.

Ranks Thrown out.
Ths cotes Of the following Banks arc thrown on
y the Danhers Of this city.
Bank If Aurora, Wes. Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equality, I"
State Bank, Shawneetosp,
Amer. Lxchapgq Dank, Raleigh, :"
Corn Exchange Bank, Fairfield, -
Bank Of Raleigh, Raleigh, "
Bank Of Commonwealth, Robinson, Ill.
Eouthern Bank Illinois, GRANVILLE.
GRANVILLE do do
Bank Of Quincy, Quircy.
hank of souiher, Illinois, Bolton,
lelsidoro Bank. Belvidero.
l.dgar County, Bank, Paris.
frontier BaEE, Benton.
Merchants 4 Drovtrs Bank, Joliet.
Zane County Bank, Geneva.
Irai,io State Bank, Washington.
Railroad Bank, Decatur.
Grand Prairie Bank, Urblna.
l'ank Of Eau Claire, Wise.
Arctic Bank, Eagle Point, Misc.
Morgan County Bark, jacksonville. Ill.
Farmers 4 Traders Bank, Charleston.
CitzsEs Bank, Mt. Carmel.
Pike County Bank, Sriggsyi le.
Il snk of Chester, Chester.
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j. M. BILLINGS.
New Dry Goods Store
NJ. o. MAIN-ST. BET. 2D ANU3D.

NUs III MhlN-s1s Bill. xU AMI
I WILL soil for the next 60 days my stock Of
i Fall and Winter Goods nj reduction Of 10 per
cont. from cid prices. Parties wishing to make
purchaseo in my line will bud ii their adv aniage
To buy now ~ wish to close out my inter stock
to make room for = spring stock, and will sell Ut
aboAi COST for the next 20 day. ! have con-
stantly on hand good stock OF Foreign and DO.
nestle Dry GOODS, as.o fine stuck Of Notions, Ho-
siery, Yarns, GeLtlemcn's Shirts and bra eIs, La
dies Hoop akirts-3O spring 81 10, 35 sprsrg lS5.
small stock OF Wall Paper ut New York Cost:
Call and examine before purchasing. will sell
AZ pcr advertisement.
Janl6d2m JIM. BILLINGS.
Dissolution 81 hip.
1--WE Partnership heretofore exiting between
Drs. al. W. Hicks snd j u. Andrews IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Or. Hicks continues the practice Of Dentistry at
the old stand.
AL persons indebted to the firm are requested to
call and settle. NJ w. HICKS
Keokuk, Dec. Is, 1860. jill. ANDREWS.
deC2l dlw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Another ncss--Importantt 10 ln-
vaslds.

announcer Wht0CAS--b M r Ia n To In =
vasldS.
Thousands OF invalid ladies in various parts of
the United States, viii confirm tho testimony Of
Mrs. Il. Latham, Of PaciAe-st,, Brooklyn, NJ Y,
who has recently been entirely cured Of distressing
Liver complaint OF seine years standing by short
course Of Hosteticrs Stomach Bitters. Capt. La
than, the husband Of elady, joins with his wife
in expressing unlimited confidence in the prepare.
tion and both are at all times ready to state the
fact connected with Mrs. LIS case, which was
very complicated case Of Liver Complaint. las it
was termed BY her physieian) aggravated by dys-
pepsia and general arrangement Of the internal
organs. The cure has been thorough and complete;
nor 10 there any kind Of stomach complaint, nor
any affection Of the bowels, which will not readily
yield 10 this potent restorative.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sv.
erywhere.
soldby P.Glssoss, A. J. WILKINSON, BAKrLsr.
KArEA Co., and J. II. WILLIAMSON.
March 4. '6l-d&w
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Egg GOV. Wright of Had. on Enforc.
ynx lh~ Laws.

Ex Gov. Wrigh. CT lnd., now Z. s. Min
lister at Berlin, in letter 10 afrieni 10 n Y,
says
have not the hear. TO say anTtbing about,
my country. still hoj ny OLD opinions
We cannot have peHceshie separation. Ali
this talk sb3G. two Confeieracies is non.
sense. W. cannot be tao reopla. cannot be
three people, cannot be four people; we are
one people or We are nothing. | would
sooner & .ht O citizen Of my own country
guilty OF treason than 70 fight an enemy in
the world.
You may da many things. say manr things
but God il my jncge, there is one thing YOU
shall not do; that Ia, destroy tbs temple erect
cd by my fathers. This il the only hope left
for humanity everywhere. | hold any man
guilty OF treason Who email attempt in any
way To destroy this Union. | say, FIour-
ricnr ONO rEAcg until We put down ALL
TRAITORS.
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G1~Tae Republicans and all others who
Constitutional efforts 10 uphold the laws Of
OF tie country against treason, are invited
to mnct ~ Vcrandah Hall on Thursday eve
Ming, IN honor 81 the inauguration OF Presi-
drnt Linceln. Speeches are expected from
several persons.
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PHOTOGRAPHS


TIVE undo signed has received direct from the
! manufacturers a oteieoscolic Camera tor tho
purpose Ut taking Slsreeprsrhs OF Dwellings, both
public and private, Family HrpuPs. dr., Gc.; also,
new patterns Of Stereosccpic Boxes, showing
from 40 TO lg0 views.
Likenesses 81 every variety neatly inserted in
Plain and Fancy Cases, Francs, trays. Sc, VI
every style.
Satisfaction guaranteed. He has ar instrument
for taking ~ pictures ut one person al
one NtIttng, which cnablcx him TO taso Il lar 20
number Of pictures with dispatch and At very low
prices All are respectfully invited 10 call and
examine specimens h. W. BUELL.,
Rooms No. oS Main st I'd door frum lhird-st.
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Artemas ward ga Nashtngton.
Artemus Ward, in bis rreat ssorashuno q,

ATtcmas ward Nashtngtou.
Artemus Ward, in his great s'orashunn on
Washington, says:
q. Washington WAS a c.ear.heaie4 warm
hearted. brave and stidy co,n man. licney
or slopt Overt The prevailing weakness of
most public men is TO sLop ever! (Put them
words ia large letters. A. W. Ihey git filed
up and slop. They rush.shings. They travel
too much on the high presber principle
They git into the first popular hobby bose
who trosS along, not cariu sent whether
the bees, s even goin, clear sited and sound,
or spawned, blind and bawky. or course
they git ihrowed cventoeiy il not soonor.-
When they see the multitood gpin il blind
they GO it pei mel within instid Of exersin
themselves to see it right. They cant see
tina; the cro"d which IL now bealin them tr.
umphantly On iis shoulders will soon diskivcr
its error and cast them iato the boss pond OF
oblivEun without tho slightest hest tashun.-
Washington never .siort Over. Tha. wasn't
Georges stlle! lie layed bis country teerly.
lie wasn't after tho sp.le--He was human
apgii in oornersd bat and nice brtchen,
and We shant see hi. like right away. Nv
friends, we can't ali be Washingtons. but "
can all be patrlots in = Christian manner
When we zee brother goin down hill 70 ruin
let Us not give him push, but let Us seeze
right hold of his coat tails and drag him
back 10 morality.
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BANK 60 Qciscr.-in regard to this Bank
the Qaiucy Herald says it is authorized to
say that persons holding any Of their notes
CAT Get coin or exchange al current rates for
them, or other currency will be given in ex-
change for the sanae on presentation at the
counter o: the bans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-06
sSUHTS AND SHOES.

C A. DUKE and ". II. BAkRETT having
~. formed partnership in the shoe business
would ask Stare oil the public patronage and
continuance OF the old custom OF the house.
We have concluded that IN these hard times 1t IL
ne disgrace 60 work, and both being practical work
men, We viii devote ourselves 10 the manufacture
oi custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
honest OIL nanship, asst il eur interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly on hard a we'll select
ed stockof Eastern work, which viii be sold very
low. DUKE BARRETT
Dct231
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OLD Its.>lA EsIN ssAsE.

Whl LID respectfully, infnrm the citizens Oh CO.
l. kuk that have eprDrd laiieriag Establish
ment on Main st., beswstn 4ih ai.d 5lh within one
door of Clslk's Leather Store YLere am ready d
do anything IN my line it'll hsagBess and patch.
have secured the services Of my old pastp.rJ
McEsiit, laie of Nav York City, where he has beer
cutting in oIe Ut tn 4shiouable hmc of
that city, 20 that any enc wishing the style will
please give cal.
Youths md Boys Clothing cut in The lateat New
York style, as have full set of Patterns from
the East JOHN FRAZER,
dec20d3u
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Tue JoY OF EARLY CoNvERsioS.-There 10
something very touching in this statement,
made by clergyman who had recently two
female applicants for admission into the
communion OF the church be served. One
was girl OF sixteen years, from the Sab
bath achool; the other, . sober, matronly
lady, Of about sixty years. Asthis young
girl was relating the experience Of her heart,
her acceptance VI the DEAR Savior, and 90
she rehearscd the story OF Christ's love and
suffering, the lady was observed 10 be weep
ing, profusriy weeping When tho maiden
had finished her story, tho lady could not re-
frain from approaching her; and bending
over her, hogreetel her with an affsctionato
kiss, saying "a she did it, SO, can never
forgive myself, that have lived 80 long
wi<hont loving Christ, when ! might have
begun as young as youw What self-re-
proach and bitter reflections will be saved to
our children, ii the grace Of God should con-
vert them IL early years.
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So %1N YORK
Nv MILLINERY STORE, -
MAIN ST. RkIIA ZEN IA AN an ~

/ All Eo give us CAL, ana sou Ill had a choice
- assortment Of ladies lIats, auch es Hate for
Misses, kibans Fcathsrs, Flowers. and variety OF
Dress Irinaings, Head prsssss, Dress Caps, de-
Stamping dom all kn1s .. govus Isr sllLr.idsry
ana the latest Wintsr et3. Q. Iatt9.as, l.rom
LAY lur's New York. for lioaks, ...ees. i.rcsScs
and for every var,u. u h. i.,n's lt,th. On uatu
All Of these wlal b. cut az. n.i.tn sLc shortest
notice The suoscribyfs hay, a lie .isatfeL in as
suring he pasruniztuH Iubstc thallA. IL work will
give saiisfactisHs ~ siiaik - th Only aek the
benefit II impartial tia. ~ til II tne,r sAil
In their fasorite art. Al orers will receive the
earliest attention. and w0rk entrust,. 10 their care
Will not be delayed bes oLd the ii nle agreed upyu.
MRs. ii. LlEGLEa.
Dec !, 00-d MHs. q. A. HUNTER.
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s T. " C. II Q LAS HOTEL,
ROADWAY,
n EW YORK.

)" hen completed, sia years ago, t1c st. Nicholas
was universally prone nnoed the most ma On icent
convenient, and thorough lyorganized establish
ment Of the kind on his continent.
What Il was then. il remains to-day WITHOUT
A RIVAL II SIZE, rs sukPruousNEts, and in the
genera! elements Of comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has sccomnoda tiors for I.6OO
guests, including 100 cssnpio,e kut;. Of
n apartments for families.
six h IN adred persons ran be com sortably
seated at the tables Of i.s three public dining
rooms, and nothing That modern art has devised
for the convenience AID social qualification OF the
travelling public has be, mi,tod in its plan or is
neglected Ia 18th practical details.
The early reputation Of the house at hone and
abroad, del iycd FROM its magn tudc its superb ap
peintmants, and it HoMs-L,K2 CONFORMS Asp Lux
uniEs, has leen enhanced every year by the un-
wcaTied exeFsions of the Prnprietors.
IREADWELL, MHIIcOMB l. co.
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f3-Texas has formally joined the South
srn Uonfe3eracy.
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ATTENTION, wIDE.AwAkEs.

There will be reunion Of the Wide wax s and
Lincoln duards Fl Keokuk, on Ihuvday evening,
at Eices Hall for the prspose Of parade in honor u
the Inauguration Of the President.
Let every ono be on hand with oil in his lamp
BY order OF tho CAPTAINS.
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franks to j. S. Fidlar, American Express
Mess nges, for copy Of the inaugural.
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NEALLEY R0THERS &BOCk,S
NURSERIES,

~ - AAAx1 go 11y
RIKiIAEIuN-n 5000 ~ A.
The proptiesors beg leave to call the attention
Of Nursery uIen. Dealers mad Planiera In their
large and excellent stock, which Will be sold q,
priees TO suit the times.
STANDARD AND DWARF FRUIT TREES,
embracing all the popular varieties Of Apples,
Pears, Cherries, Peaches, piums, Apricots, Meta
rines. Ounces, dc
SMALL FRUITS, embracing all the most popu-
lar varieties of Grapes, Bleekbsrrics Govs cherries
CuTann, kakpbefries, Strawberries, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS, ctc., embrac,ur
Chestnut, Nnbcrrieg, pafbsriles, feisimneas, A.
paragos, XXX rbsrb, SC.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Embracing all ths ca"ice hardy yarie,iss Of Ever
greene, Snade and t'rcamrrt Trees, flsweHlag
shrubr. WINS and 4 l,unbe knses, pa ynIcs Dab
las. Paioxcs. achsIa1, ali srHcr popular or de-
siracIs Green iaase ard Ii irIy Floaering Plants
worthy o. cultivation in tue W,ss.
I3- FOR fart her iuf rmatlon and PRICES see our
Catalogue, which will b. fent gratis 70 all who APP
ply tor tn I'm.
NEALLEY Ea0laEas B5Ck,
Lag az on, Iva.
r. A few god ani respon slbte agents
Mantea- - Feb a55tdI33 4
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4. VI singer a Cots Gazette.

CRo.C. ANDEaSos. ALEX. BARCLAY.
EsTlbLlSiLD In isia.
yKEnG nCUSE or
Geo. G. Anderson q Co.
/; nAvETEIs DAY ADMITTED As A PART
L sga in the ianstig B4s.asss, hL.A bA.CLkf,
{wao Eas b@sL my Asil-rstos lEe last Elk years..
be business will reaftcr be c.rduci cd under
frm and style Of
GkO. &. ANDERSON & CO.
Being ons oi tie oldest RANKING Uuuses eff not
the olaestJ IN iowa the new nrln saiiets cont.n-
uanee of former patronage 30 literally tended
to hem.
They will rake Collie ations and remi,--less Ex-
cbauge-on the day Of payment, free VI charge.
Their references are as formerly BY the senior
partner, uI:
REFERENCES:
Winslog, Lanier d Co., Baaker-, New-York.
Park Bank, N. y.
Edward W. Clark i Co., phiIAdsiphia.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, bankers, Boston.
Howard Banking Company,
Hoimann 1elpckc. Chicago.
AaFaBe Bank; -
Farmers. u post Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics bank, /"
Kramer kahm. Bankers, !"
Gilmore y brotberten, Bankers Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt Co., Banker Laulsvllle Ky
State Savings Institution. II. L.uis Mo.
keokak. Jan /, '5S. GEO. G. ANDERSON.
ianI,6y
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Such il the title of ono volume, l2mo.,
handsomely printed and bound, just pub
iirhet thy r. r. IT. BuHiitt, NEw York, at 81 %.
Those 10 whom the name Of the author
(whois the vcritabie ssneIacw Of his unclc")
~ fatai'iar as the contributor Of the "Quod
Papers" II The knick crbocker, will be glad
OF sn opportunity to get The Attorney,
which IL on hard and for Gale at Wilson's
Literary Depot, bear the Possofice.
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IN MISS a. KING, as
~ nainrStrtel, between 2Dd and 2rd. S

ID ETURNS her thanks to the Ladies' for their
IN patronage, and hopes to have cont inaance
Of the same. She has lus: received her Fall aH.
Winter Stock u French Millinery. Bonpets,
French and American Flowers, Feathers. kibbons
Veiye's, Chinillc Head. dresses, and embro,derinc
chinilie, French corsets, Dress Trimmings, Cloak
Tasses, French Embroidery, collars and set Of all
qualities, Kid Gloscs, 0auntlets IF nil k,nas 81
different prices, and super fancy Knit Hoods. A
large lot Of Hoop Skirts end Skirt Supporters on
hand, which wiilbs sold Mt cost fsan1ail 8
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THE ATTORNEY; on, TnK Cosrvsposps-rE oY
Jcas ocpD. by John Il. Irving, tneIhew Of
Wsshirgton lrvingl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-06
Keokuk Drug Store.
bet. Masp a BIapdcan

ALARG Enssovtment OF Drues'keyS& Z a
"A Chemicals instruments ano cSssss-stssf $3.50
Fancy articles just received ~ EsxM - ~ ~
the above establishment con S.GN FL - x1
prisiug ali tho new Chemica - Is. E g
Preparations. I ltcn Fluid liz EsRKN 81 "a
traets gruasss, A bdoinnal sup -. t-a4~=-S@ss7*
porters PcssaTies spes uiuns of 49, - ~ p
al. kinds. stethescoles, Gathe - e y v..s "a
ters srermatorrh9s Kings ard ~ 3-@le1 ~ I'll
some splendid cases of Char ESy O. ~ M
Fisre i ~ 11lnt iasirGlleG44- ynA L.<ri 49,
These Articles having hes Il sc. - aE4kss11
lectef With special rcteIerce co1ns91.
the known wants If tho profession, nre offered OF
the best terms t. Physicians and Others.
April i9sd5N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-06

r. A few god ani respon .lbte agents
MantGa- Feb lid =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-18

" VIRTUE four 1s'rits of tier.i III las TO
a. duccIerl by The Honorable the District Court Of
New Orleans in the lied causes proceed sell
public nnct0r the premises hereinuter Designated on
SATURDAY. I'D day Of June l56l. at l0ts clock A.
THE CONTENTS IF a DRUG ATO& h situated Mt ile =
OF Magazine and omnt5n stress the
trtct OF this inventory which be Y
ollce. sas
Seized in the nbove suits.
TERMS-Ca5h on the spot.
L. r. PARKER