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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

EWendsil PHILIPPE, the great Abolition
orator, 10 opposed to coercion ami to the
policy Of the President 10 the present emer-
gency. Wendell il an extremist, and il
quito - much opposed TO the sction Of the
GovernoeDt ~ any Of the "sympashisers''
here or elsewhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

CONCORD, April l6.
The State Capital Bank has rendered a
loan OF $50, 0U0 to the State to aid 10 putting
down rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19
From the st. Louis Democrat, I7th.l

A few Of Mr. Douglass frisnds, Of this
city, Who are lameDtably tinotured with %.
cessicn sympathy, not putting full conf.
dence in the general dispatches to the press,
in reference TO bis loyalty to tho constitu
ton, concluded to have direct conmunica.
tion with TIE Little Giant on the matter
Here 10 the plump and psngent reply:
WAsnINofoE, April Is.
To T. =. Cosvfendy:
Without having been consulted or indcrs
ing any particular measure, j an for nv
county against oil assailants.
lSgned,l s. A. DOUGLAS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19
TAe Lean Ta9 % Again.

MONTGOMERY, April II.
A gentleman Of this city hes taken 1l25,-
600 Of the Confederate Loan u par and paid
the amount 10 gold. There will be from 76,-
600 to l00, 900 mcn in the 6eld ia less than
thirty days. The Governmsnt 10 likely 20
get largo amounts Of money from Eur opean
ship builders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19
Fren Canada.

ToRoHfo, April II.
Agents OF the Washington Government
arc here endsavoring TO purchase the steam
Or Peerless. She 10 On i.on vessel built on
the river Clyde 10 Scotland, and 10 : very
hsudeome craft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

SOvs Aabcks Ans the Star NcanglcA
manner.
bALriAoR1, April IL.
Gov. Hicks was visited upon last niRht At
bic hotel By company Of the Governors
Guard, who Informed him that they had come
20 sing the "Star Spangled Banner, with
him. The Governor expressed pleasure ct
the visit add said he VAS TOO hosrse 10 ioin
with them, but be would tell them that be
vas still under the stars and stripes. Tbs
"Star SpADgled Banner" was then sung -
The Governor thanked the visitors 10. the
courtesy and said be hoped the song would
DC sung on all fitting occasions for ever. The
Union must be preserved. "a voios) : Gov.
srnor, you hAvs done your daty % far
tainsefnpr}-Ye and intend TO kssp doius
%. lvolsss) Well stand BY you. Much
enthas,asm Ma naaifsstsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

Within the last week Ne hive had .
hundred and three men Offer TO bet 10 : new
hat each, that Fort Sumter would be eide.
molished" IN twenty four hours. We hsve
.sken I'll those bets with the intention Of
opening hat store q an early day. We
shall introduce oor spring styles about the
6rst Of May, and hope BY etriot attention TO
bnsidess 10 merit liberal share OF patron
ale Il Nashville Patriot.
The Patriot may have won tho bet, but it
vas = mighty close shave.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

the Patriot Cystsenden In the Eieid.
We End in the Louisville Journal Of yes-
terday list of appointments for Senator
Crittenden. He has entered the field for bis
country, and says the Union must be pre-
served.-lSt. Louis, Dem. 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

cheers for the Constitution, the Perpesuity
or the Union, and the Stars and Stripes
They we're given With will that made the
wslkin ring. And then The crowd slowly dis
pessed, every. man fraterpisine with biz
neighbor in thu most ardent enthusiasm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19
cali for Troops,

MONTGOMERY, April II.
The Cabinet has had long ssseion TO-
day. A proclamation viii be issued TO. NOR
row calling 10000 moro .roops into the
field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

6TThe Branches OF the State Bank 1t
Davenport and Burlington have offered TO
furnish the Governor the necessary funds for
the equipment OF the regiment called into
service from this State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

The Republican Mayor Was electe'
in Chicago BY majority Of near fifteen hun
dred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

Compelled TO Hctsl the stars and
Saripes.
ALBANY, April l6.
A telegram Vas read in tho Legislature
stating that the crowd in New York city
bad compelled the New York Herald 70 hoist
the American flag. That paper 10 nov out
for the Union.
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Trea Ph,saae,ph.a.

PHILADELPHIA, April ia mob of 200
BOYS visited the residences Of secessi onists.
compelling them to hoist the American flag
The Chief Of police arrested tho ring lead
eFe.
The Mayor addressed the crowd and or
dered it to disperse. lie said be couldn't
permit any further indulgence Of this spirit
and be would proceed to extremities il they
did not disperse. -
Mayor Henry issued proclamation that
treason against The Union would not be per-
mitted. and askes citizens to make known
every person aiding the enemy BY enlisting,
munitions or provisions.
The Legislature passed law making con-
nivance with the enemy punishable with q
fine of five thousand dollars and ten years
imprisonment.
IRISH VOLUNTEERS.
The second regiment Of 1000 men rendered
their services TO tho Government. They are
Irishmen.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
The patriotic declaration Of Gov. Hicks
for the Union has kindlod great enthusiasm
The enlistment OF volunteers 10 proceedine
rspilly. 5000 have already been enrolled
which 10 moro than the quota required from
Philadelphia, while the exempt volunteers BY
age, are forming reserv guards Tor tho pro.
tec,icn Of the city.
! Inse!ligenee from Harrisburg states tha
more than 10000 horses have slrssdy beer
accepted.
Senator Bigler hiss pronossosd 10 savc
81 sustaining the Government - -! h.s..a.
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GOV. Ktrkwooa,s speech.

Gov. KtFkwooA,s speech.
There Vas : tremendous war meeting At
Davenport Tuesday night, which was ad-
dressed BY GOV. Kirkvood, Attorney Gene
raj Nourse, Hen. Vim. vendever, jacob But
Ter, Judge Booth, Judge Dillon, Rev. Mr..
Collier, and others.
Governor Kirkuood said
In response to call, Gov. Kirk~ood %.
pearsd. He said be had been called out OF
. sick bed at home by messenger, Who said
dispatches we're awaiting him from the Pres
idens. He could not end them 10 Iowa City,
and thinking they might have been received
At THE CITY and forwarded TO Dee Moines, be
came here 70 end out % A. to lese no time,
knowing the people were eager TO have him
do bic duty. But no dispatches hsd been
received here, and be had telegraphed to
Washington, and expected N answer TO
morrow. He should, the moment he recsiv-
cd bis Official authority, iseue HE proclsma-
ton to raise the regiment as required. He
said he would not call together the Legisla-
turc ne IL would involve great expense and
considerable delay, and be thought be could
get along without them. AT ell events be
would take the responsibility OF trying. Thu
enlistment and starting away Of the regi
ment would probably involve about $40 ,00(
expense, but he would raise that cum and .
once, If he had to pledge eyery dnla. Of hi
Own property. lie would see these expense
Q were paid till the regiment vas banded owe
to the Government, when il would take OF
. the soldiers. lie told the citizens plainl
and forcibiy their duty, and made an eIo
quent appeal to them, to defend their home
y and their Government. He was warmly az
plauded At intervals. but said he had no in
!. .ention Of making speech, N his healt
: forbade. But be did make most forcibl
y and appropriate address, whice had the be.
y effect. lie closed BY saying that il low
. properly responded to the call made on he
be would feel prouder than ever OF bein
Governor Of the Stase-but II not. he shout
Q feel sorry that he ever saw Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19
A Grand Rally Of The People !! /!
TREASON ABHORRED!

every Deay Ter he Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

kEw HAvsE, April II.
The Elm City Bank has just rendered to
the Governor Of the State $50, 900 towards
meeting the National emergency, with liber-
~ to draw ct sight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

neportea seizure Of HArperss Ferry
Arssnal.sNOrtOik Navy Nara 80 %
Seized.
NV YoaK, April II.
A special dispatch to the N. Y. Post says !:
II is rumored on good authority that the Sc
csssiooists 10 Virgins have Just seised Har-
per's Ferry Arsenal. No confirmation yet.
A speciai dispatch to the Tribune Gays Il
10 distinctly announced on Southern author
ity that ~ soon - the secession acs 10 pasasd
BY Virginia the Navy Yard atNorfolk will b.
seized.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

Bosfon, MSS, April l7.
The ..es-as. s. all4a:sSS =A .:1.. ..Ss5ss
this afternoon Tor Norfolk, will taks $40
troops, destination Is said to be IT. Monroe.
The remainder will start overland tonight
cy special train.
The Western Bank has rendered . losn OF
o5O, 900 to she State and tho other Botton
banks agree 20 increase tho amount 10 : mil
lion for the defense Of the Government.
large meeting of Irish citisens was held
last night. Patriotic resolntions were unAn.
imously adopted, expressing un6iDching d.
votion 20 40 Government. A proposition
was made 70 raise an Irish regiment and
tender it 70 the President.
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WasAtngsom News.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
The Administration expects the passage Of
. accession ordnance 10 VirEinia, and 10
taking most s6scsnal and comprehensive
measures for The protection Of the Federal
property In that State.
Advicas fron Western virginis state that
tho Unionists gre preparing TO resist ssces.
sion.
The War Department is confident Of the
rsinfc rcement Of Pickens. The commander
has been ordered to ere on the confederate
troops. Il they DO not discontinue the cree
ton OF batteries.
Unionists 10 Virginia, Maryland and Missou-
ri will raise contingsnss, although their res.
pecsive Governors should refuse 20 act under
the Presidents rsquisitioD.
There is no doubt Of the Loyalty OF . ma.
jority OF the citisens OF Maryland. The call
for volunteers 10 rapidly responded to. The
Government 10 already offered one regiment
from Baltimore.
At least 5000 troops from New York,
Philadelphia and Rhode leland will be here
10 less than three DAYS. military camp
will be formed on the heights commanding
Washington.
seizure OF Provistons and Arms fer
the Trattess.
CIHcIHhATI, April II.
The Chief Of Police to-day sesed 80 bxs.
OF guns on the Ohio No. 2; Is marked g. p.
W., Little Rock, and bxs. marked L. R.,
Memphis; also s txs. for Memphis on steam.
er Glencoe. Crest crowd on the levee, and
excitement high.
The guns were shipped ct Parkersburg,
Virginia, and supposed to have come from
Harper's Ferry.
A very heavy shipment Of powder has been
stopped.
Steamers have been prohibited from 10.
king provisions South.
Two cleaners have been chartered to act
~ police boats, thoroughly armed, and will
atop and search oil passing cleaners.
Three companies Of troops leave tonight
for the rendezvous 1t Columbus.
The Home Guard 10 rapidly filing up ito
ranks.
Enlistments at Newport Bsrracks very ac-
tive. Over 500 nsn nov in garrison.
A large consignment OF bacon for Charles.
ton via Nashville, was taken OF the steamer
Glenwood this moroiDg, as this port.
Volunteer companies fuil-more men Of
fering than oan be accepted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19
New York AppoAnsmenas.

The following are the New York appoint.
ments made BY the President to. day: u. 8.
Marsnal, 4. 5. Murray; Surveyor, Abra.
ham WsdsmAn; Nasal nGccr, George - su-
nison; Naval, NJ. Blatchford.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

Ahode lsinna MesponAs.
PRovrDsNcs, April II.
The Legislature has passed bill author.
ising the raising OF regiment. Il 10 IN
dsrssood that $50 900 viii be appropriated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19
Gen. scott Approves AaAsrsonss
GomAmCg.

WAssixorox, April III.
A special dspatch TO the n. Y. ExpFess
says: Gen. Scott says ont load tbat nothiAg
oouid DO better than Major Andsrsoa,S son.
duct. ~ h entirely saiis1sd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-19

Latest Aavtces fvsm n caA4 aavssss.
Mr.. g. ID. Bliss, having spent some tine in New
YorA City, Inokins sssad tsr ssfesins. hss Just
turned, and oders to The public large sssortnsnt
o. Clocks and othss articles, - great 6as-
time to go In and win =
Mr.. Bliss having taken tbs Agency Of The Amsri.
can Clock Company, saa supply dealers ~ manu-
fsctursEs' lowest prices, and retail customer can
ind any thing they want In this line.
Call ~ Humphreys Auction Store, M. Estes
House.
-Jevelry for 81 90. See what lot you can
eet Is Humphreys Auction Store.
~ Call ~ Humphreys Auction Store, and ~
bow mrch Jswelry SON can get for ealy - csats.
~ Your choice Of Jsuslry, Silver plated Spooos
aud 10 on, for 81 ~. Can at Humphreys Auction
Store.
"a 6ns lot Of 6iiysr-Vlats Cake HAskets,
Gas tors, lee Pitchers, &C., BE- closed ont It Hum
parey's Auction Store In few days.
aprl3.d1m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

PFYsIOLoTf0'L VIEW OF "hEtE'DF
20 r--5 and ~. p, ares"z. Prize - 3 T%ATfT-
lge rr4Is SHs tree OF pg'as &C. All ptri- 80 Tie IN
ion o. thu iuarro.'ie. ~ >elsh a1 maturity G'r!9s-
b. tp secret foll5-s both o. al go. r-'-1E de-
ugIity u-ryoa-aes, 3-grrsi"a 81 sI'., S. fl 4Hrn q
the heart. suiei1aI Imagining jpvo.u ' a, t"ns,
oiu-hgnzs. dei-rtag~ r"rlar'r ill go. so r-'iuis,
sr+sA ran svIrar aF ig 4HE.rtft at r ring ~rA0Ol
g.. Il s trathial adviser 70 the married end nose
contemplating marriage, vino entertain secret doubts Of
their pa sieal cpifaa. aa1 @hn raa-c as Of hay
ing GazsTdea toe h-s.th. hast.t AID rf.sIiesss 70
which every ham 2 h-ius % sG..st
YOUNG .lEN sa0 sr- .5s. .. se..s ross general
D. rsuzaI by bad ra'i' TO- ..r a.rf ulirh
8i srss. o .ite, forge uuss-. t.E -gIug Of tia
.rrs rsE aye. yrasueas If ;ae ..I av or rxt-erai-
lies confusion of IDEAS lose 81 ueasrr, with melancholy,
JJN ThL'IMEST.
oar ttu.a IN VISITING the EUROPEAN HOSPITALS,
vai ing ourss.v~~ Of tine kao~tSdgs aud rsrch-s q
s1,-t sist phys.ans and suF-sols IN Europe and
the 'sont1r;:. 4nos+ who ar~ i-e.-e4Se- under our
rarr all rov have he foil bgH-S. af tls many NEW
ASD EFFICA'IOCs kEMEDIIs sE.0h W. are enabled 10
ntr uoF lto our paeilre ana t' y-1ic nay ret as
gnre4 II zeal. aszdu3ty. atktf and Atfen-
hsfue psjd ,h~ir case, wt~h hAs 70 SUCCESSFULLY
distinguished us heretofore g. Physician 10 ouf PEIU
LIAR d-parieu- Of professional practice fer tAs past
Fgfycu Frs,ts Prl1s-Tsssies who wish for Medicine,
the sn-acy Of shch has bssa tested Thousands Of
ani newer fsi % efct sgdg cure Ni'houe say
bad results viii uour bet Or. DsLNreF= Female Pc
f.ndIaa Puts The only prrssutioa Necessary 70 be OBJ
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believe thry are in CERTAIN sifG1t0n- tihp PARTED
srs Of whcu viii ne uUat On tie ~rs.i-r ae~omp4ay-
tHg each boz h@uEh ."ay a.s AID -r-iLs 10 gentle
Prize 81 Ger boz They car be ai.el &c az part Of
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perfectly safe AMI as ben eu-1-5y-s us- i-.sg tie
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For the Herald.
THE DUTY OF THE NORTH.

The execution of John Brown and the
election Of Abe Lincolnl has settled many
questions that have long yexed the country,
and introduced many more OF equal MANI
tude: only one of which shall now attempt
to discuss.
To SHAVE Or NOT TO SHAVE that's the
] question. A.. .,.
III First. the creator never lett his work in so
unfinished a state as to require the thing cie-
ated TO put on the falshihg touch.
q second. a mar was never ornamented with
a heard that mother might speculate by sell
limo razog. The beard was never placed on
a mars face to try his patience, as though
the was virtue in doing penance.
y The next Is, what was the beard given to
man for? I answer, it is a plan mark Of
distinction between the sexes, aud when | see
a man shaved smooth | think he is ashamed
to be recognized as a man, AMI is irving to
4 make himself appear as much like woman
Il as possible. Again. when we see a man
lAshaye one-halfo. his face and leave the rest,
u we all know it is an index Of weak mind
4 but when we see a man let his beard grow
& where, and rs, the Creator designed il should,
we set It down as a mark OK an independent
scharacter
y All this, and mach more, might be sid to
8 prove the taIlacy Of shaving.
IA Bot ssIli it to say, it every man w01ll
eswear his beard where, aud as the Creator de-
ssi med he should, it would prevent more
%coughs anil more threat diseases and more
consumption than all tie patent medicines
sHou!d cure that was ever advertised in the
newspapers. More anon.
GREYHOUND,
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RAIL ROADS, &C.
People's PACING Railroaa COMPANY.

THE Commissioners of the Peoples Pacific Railroad
Company would announce 20 the people of the
United States that said board of Commissioners
fully organized, by the choice of
JOSIAH PERaAM, Prdsident.
OLIVER FROST, Vice Presid mt,
ABEL ABBOTT, Secretary,
is. WATERMELON, Treasurer,
and that the Books OF the Company areopen for the
subscription of stock, In BosToH, NEW YORK
PHfLAL ELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON, AMI
viii soon be opened in the principal Southern and
Western Cities and California.
The Charter of said Company was granted by the
Legislature ofthe State of Maine, in March. 1860.
Tue right OF way throu h the public lands in the
Territories of the United States from Missouri River
to California, by the way OF Pixies Peak Gold Mines,
and through Utah, is now open to the Company, by
Acts OF Congress.
The People of the United States are earnestly re-
questei to examine the Charter and Bylaws of the
c 'mpany, and send In th5r subscriptions. All per-
are invited to subscribe one share, and no one
more than ten shares.
Shares, One Hundred Dollars each, ten dollars of
which to b. psid when the subscription is made as
will be seen by the Charter
Let the ps92's subscribe generally and literally
forthwith. aAd rae Company will be able TO secure
frn'n Congress- ~ It's HeXs session, large grants OF
land and Of money.
Let the #hols re ,p'. all az one put se- shoulders
70 the Wheel by subscribing share cach AID tie
Railroad viii De- butt within five years.
Let clubs ten, twenty, tCCv. subscribers,
he formed ~ every Town and Village ami the money
fcgarlat by Mail or tgress, and the Certificates
Stock with receipt for the money, Will he returned
who have q heart for the work, are wanted in all
parts of the United S Asegts to obtain
uh-cripti0as to the Stock OF the company
All comm gnications should be directed 70 the I'M
dav-i<ned. ut the Office of the Company, ADAMS
HOUSE. Boston, and to whom all appieatioms for
c 'pies Of Charter, By Laws aud other documents
should be made.
JOSIAH PERHAM,
35-6mos President Board of 0onmissioners
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HUNORISTS AS MEN.
GREYHOUND.

Il As the humorist is for the most p&rt on
abe play side OF literature, he should, we
.Asuppooe, he entirely on the play side of
life. lie ought 20 laugh and grow fat
Il BAND he ought to have an easy chair to laugh
8in. Why should he who makes so many
#joyous not have tn largest mess OF glad
mess 10 his share lie ought to De ia
sgorcd benjamin at the banquet OF eSis-
Atencc, and have, above the most favored
Aof his brethren double portion. lie
Fought. like the wind to be a "char5ercd
#ljbcr'lae;' to blow where he I'steth, and
have I'D question whence he c0meth or
whittier he @oeth, lie ought to be the
citizen Oh a romIortablA world, and ought
Ito have an unErhg freedom in it, What
! debt l. Igc should not be allowed 10 learn
or to know aud the idea Ola dun it should
not be possible for him to conceive. Give
] him good cheer; enrich the juices OF his
blood nourish generously the functions
of his brain; give him delicate riaads and
rosy wine give him sG'ie- and laughter,
music and flowers let u,l inherit evesy
region crcatioa,anI be at home iTair and
water as well as on earth; at lastsin the
Anacreontie bloom IF agA, let him in song
breathe away his Htc. Sach is the lot, we
believe, that many imagine is the condi-
ton Of a hnnorist; but which the humor
ist, less than the most men, has ever en-
ioyed. All great humorsts have been
men grave at heart, and often men of more
than ordinary trials.
None but the superficial can fail to rec
ognize the sincerity OF RabeIias' genius.
The best portions of poor Molier's man
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
coo KING s14&5V Ell!

NOTWITHSTANDING the many limitations this
~ stove isreeeiVing tstil stands unriva cd the
most convenient econ 0nj9a durable Cooking Stove
in the world II win pay for itself in three years in
saving fuel BESIDES three times the amount of labor
can be perform I'd by than by any Stove that
can be prod We will dsver the above Stove
at aay rlr0ad station designated, aud set it up on
three months trial. As the expiration of said time
if Won are not well pleased with ifs operations we
will remove it free OF charge therefore it will
you nothing to satisfy yourselfas ts correctness
of the above FACTS.
We also keep constantly hand for sale, large
variety OF other Cook, P4rlor aud Box Stoves
Also, anUfactUrers OF all kinds Of Tin, topper,
and Sheet Iron Wa -es; and dealers in Zinc Lead
Pipe, Cast iron and Chain Pump, Cnltvators, Wood
EN-, Glass and Hollow Ware, &C, &C. All orders for
the above will receive the most prompt attention.
All kinds Of iobbing in our line done with neat
and dispatch
the least po .s'bie pieces, DORSEY ) SWEET.
Benson, Vt. 4-ly
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MERCANTILE.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RE

n spectfuly announce to the citizens of Cuttings
Vile aud vicinity that he will continue the
as heretofore, in all its branches in the store for
merly occupied by johnson Sanderson. Having
m mt of Broad Cloths, CassEuseres and yeas-
Jugs, Is prepared to dill all orders Tor Clothing with
prOmptness aad dspstch. ~
In addition to the above, will constantly keep on
hand Dry md W /. Goods, Crsfksrg, Glass AMI Hrrd
Ware, Drugs and Mechanics. P4ints OILS and Ore
mention.
All OF which Will be sold at the lowest market
prices for CASH, or country produce
WILLARD SANDERSON
Cuttingsville, Jan. 80, 1850 5-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EtAN and will furnish Pianos from any and eli ta3
" principal makers in America. a large supply
constantly or hand, prices low. snd terms easy
Every Instrument ranted and kept in tune for
one yesr free of charge Old Pianos taken in ex-
hange for new. Persons about to purchase will
please give them a cell.
n. B.-Kir. Powccs will continue to tune pianos az
heretofore, viz: $500 per year. viii be in Rutland
every four months ami attend to all calls IL his line
Orders By nail promptly answered. Fikuosree5irsa
end satisfaction guaranteed Iily
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