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AL OF CONDEMNED STOCK.

War DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
Office Of Chief Qua, tevnrastey,
WasAington, ID. C., May 16, 1864. y
viii be sold at Public Auction TO the hi CHEST
bidder, at Giesboro Depot, on THURSDAY, the
one hundred and Fifty (lSJ TO two hundred 600
HORSES.
These hor ses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service Of the Army. For road and
farm purposes many good bargains may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Terms cash, in q. s. currency.
myl7.d 1t Col 4 G ON Cav Bureau
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sp2l-eo&ds c. MCGUIRE & co, Aucts.

consequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY Az
TERNO0N, May 18th at s clock
GEO. A BOHRER,
E. c. MORGAN.
A. THOS. BRADLEY,
Trustees.
my 1QdSds 7 G. McGTIRES 90 Auotr
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,


And on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at p. m, will
he presented the New Drama. dramatized express
ly for the Canterbury, by John f. Poole, Esq,
fifla6
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UNITED sTATEs MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of two writs of Feri Fseias issued from
the clerks once Of the Circuit Court OF the
eI pose to public sale for cash at the front of the
Court House door, of said county. on MONDAY. the
fspdant right, title claim, and interest In and to
Let's No. i. 2. and 9, in square No 90; being the
upon The property Of WI liam Don glass las and viii
her term lsss' in favor of VIM. g. w. White and
Brs ther, use of James B.. Smith, use Of Henry
Douglass. NJ sELDEN
ID b. ~. u,
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rTrog CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
Gi.f o~ar.uraa g Qtes; Dspst Of Washisston,l
INV WAsHIsGros, ID; o., April q. 1864.
.h. f1bserystory, in tie City of Washington, b. O.
co WSDNE5DAY Nay II, 1854, and WEDNESDAY,
H." 90 i'0s' HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unit for public seryies
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
sac To Commence ct 10 o'clock, a.m
S~-o ~ D. 81. ROOKIE.
Bris Cen. and ohisf usrtsrmastsr.
sp.T-xs pspes Of Wsshinssoa, D, q,
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers


HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON TWENTY
FIFTH STREET WEST. BETWEEN II AND
STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 24th instant, shall sell at
O'Clock, p M, in front of the premises. Lot No.
g. in Square No. %. This property is handsomely
situated. fronting ga feet inches on Twenty fifth
street, and contains 81 feet more or less.
Terms: One half cash, balance in Six months for
notes bearing terest, secured by deed of trust
On the premises.
Ell conveysncing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
my 18-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, ,Aucts,
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE Co., Auotioneer'.
STOCKS AT PUBLIC SALE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 25, at 5
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, We shall sell, in
Lots TO suit
6O shares of the capital stock of the Firemeu Is
surance Company Of Washington and George
tswn,
$500 Washington City Corporation six per cent.
stock.
s2,0O" Washington and Georgetown lst mortsa ge
railroad bonds
S2.775 Bank of the Metropolis stock.
Terms cash.
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will sell. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
25th day of May, the fine estate known IS Mount
Zephyr II contains CAS- acres of prime upland in
high state OF cultivation, fne dwelling gosi fenc
ing variety Of choice fruit, gToyng Gro ps stock
from Mount Vernon Wharf, from Alexsndria, Is
from Washington City.
Terms: for personal property cash; Tor real es-
tate, one third cash third in three years,
third in six years with int rest, semannually.
For further particulars ADDRESS Vim. Ward. Mt.
Zephyr, Alexandria, Va.
my,2,sI,n,H,l7,7l.25,
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Last night of the engagement of
MISS MARY MITCHELL
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Appointments by Mr.. Sullivan.
&c arrans-d by Joe Braham.
The Burning Mountains and Rescue O. S:fsinia
Fillars is of TIA eg'a etSwfully grand ilustra-
tlons ever presented TO the pu Bile.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

6yoReE LEA .Proprie
W. e. CASAvAuGH.-..-.....- ManaR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02

F. The announcement that the Radical
Convention of the State Of Missouri, b.
the emphatic test vote Of 34l to 80, has
decided to send delegates to Baltimore, is
bitter pill to those who are looking and
hoping for the disorgsnization IND defeat
of the Union party, and cannot fail to
crafty every true adherent to the Union
cause. 1t vas hoped BY the Copperheads
and greatly feared by certain Republicans
that the anomalous condition of politics
in Missouri might inaugursts an example
of disunionism and dissension, which BY
careful nursing could be extended 70 other
Ststes and localities. Undoubtedly the dis
position towards dissension is less in any
other State than in Missouri, as nnhappi
~ the apparent grounds of local irritation
may be greater there than elsewhere. Ye,
the above test vote exposes the weakness
of the factious elements in Missouri, and
that the loyal part Of the people of Mis-.
souri,, by an overwhelming majority. are
in favor Of those harmonious and united
counsels in the great Republican Union
party which alone can secure the main.
tenance of the Government, the suppres.
sion of the rebellion, and the return oil
peace. We congratulate the Radicals oil
Missouri upon the patriotic action oftbeiI
convention, and trust that, whoever may
be nominated at Baltimore, the Radicals
Of Missouri will give him full and hearty
support. By so doing it is in their power
to carry the State for the Republican I'm.
ion nominee.
The Claybank or Blair faction intend
also to send delegates to the Baltimore
Convention, and claim seats in that body.
But as they represent less than one.tenth
as many voters as the Radicals. and as
they are not party, but merely person
al faction, Of course they will not he ad-
mitted to the exclusion of the delegates
of the great party Of freedom.-[ Chicago
Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02

EIGHT CHILDREN AT A BrRTH.-On
the I'd ofsAugust, Mrs. Timothy Bradiee.
Of Trumbull county, Ohio, gave birth ID
eight children-,hree boys and Eve girls
They are ell living, and are healthy. bu,
quite small. Mr.. B. q family is increasip,
est He vas married six yeara ago =
Eunice Mo~ery, who Weighed a73 pound,
on the day Of her marriage. She he,
given birth to two pairs of twins, and
nov eight more. making twelve children
In six years Iteerms strange but new.
erth less is true. Mrs B. was twin 81
three her mother and father both being
twins, and her grandmother The mothe
of Eve pairs OF twins Na. B has named
her boys sitter noted and distinguished
man. one after the Hon J. r. Giddios.,
Who has given her splendid gold medal.
one after the H .. Elijah Chsmpisin. vh1
gave her deed II Fifty acres Of l6nd; and
the other sf,es J.s,ss Johnsos, Who gave
her ess.-lLssssr = shs Nov Ywk
Aaes&A So re assass ~ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02


Gsnt's objsce i dcabtlss . force Lea
into Riebmos3. Smith and Gillnoea
hold tho James q I new bass ef&nppltsu
for Grant when he begin6 % invsss tn
city, which mu1e q lono fTuA - south.
vest. Bat ssppoee Lee lpss ~ esssl
Richnondi eap1sss be placss ; earri-
son to dslend ~ works, md posts ~
main army outside u an army Of obsef.
vations In ths lzet plaes, he viii have
IA avoid any more losses il this ease, o.
elss bis force win not be great enough to
bear ditisiou: bit, further, Cur cavalry
70 superior to Lees that it can be- de-
pended on to break up aud keep brokea
the railtoad connections on which suoh %
army Of observation would depend foF
supplieS; for it could not we'll live on the
country IN that part Of Virginia near
Richmond.
But, BY taking position outside Of
Richmond, Lee could hold himself 10
readiness to Join or TO Be joined By John
ston. Such concentration Of the rebel
armies, however, is scarcely possible
without the abandonment Of Virgins
and North Carolina BY Lee, pr else Of
Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina by
Johnston. 1t is . measure, therefore
only to be expected in tho last resort
when the rebel movement is, indeed, il
desperate danger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02

fHoNoRABLE CONDITIONS. - Several
years ago, in what is now a fourisbine
city in this State, lived q stalwart black.
smith, fond of bis blooming daughter,
whose many graees and charms had en-
shared the affections of . susceptible
younu printer. The couple, after sea.
son of billing and cooling. engaged
themselves, aud nothing but the conseu.
of the lady's parent" prevented their
union.
To obtain this, an interview was ar.
ranged, and Typo prepared little speech
to astonish and convince the old man,
who sat enjoying his favorite pipe IN per.
feet content. Typo dilated upon the fact
of their long friendship, their mutual. At.
tachmeat, their hopes for the future, and
like topics; and taking the old man.
daughter by the hand, eaid-"I now, sir
ask your permission to transplant hi.
beautiful flower from its parent bed'-
but his "phelinx" overcame him. and he
forgot the remainder of his oratoriral
flourish, blushed, ssammered, aud finally
wound up with-"from it's parent bed
into my omn." The father keeply re-.
lished the discontinue of the sutton, and
after removing his pipe and blowing I
cloud. replied:
well, young man, don't know as
have any objections, PROVIDED you MARI,
the girl first"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02

na- A correspondent of the New York
Herald gives the following account of the
exploit Of Major General Daniel E.
Sickles, who was in the battle of Resaca
without command
"In the prosecution Of the mission to
which he is assigned by the President,
General Sicklcs was present With the ar
. my during these battles. He was in the
saddle on both days, from morning till
night. and was every where conspicuous
where the fighting was the hardest. until.
finally, he was cautioned By General
Hooker in-regard to the reckless exposure
of himself Dan, you must 90 back !:
we want to save that other leg Of yours. ;
demonstrated Hooker But Sickles could
not see it. Where soldiers were peviline
their lives for the country, he chose to
share their dangers He was frequently
spplaudcd and cheered by the troops, a.
he rode along the lines. Who's that p
one would ask. That's Dan Sieklee, the
man that esvcd the srmv at Chancellors-
Vile or That's Bully Sickles Of Gettys-
burg The Generals staff volunteered
their services. and were actively employed
on Hooker's and Butter6eld's stsffs.h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02
IroR EaLE-e5 acres land 10 .cr

timber doubs-log house and log barn. IL asree nov
In grain all under iesee, well wstsrvd, With fuf and
ethsr trses iocatsd eight miles 81 Cr1ton. in IAN Bu
county Iowa This land wl be cold sr SO per acre
and title good Enquire " II. b. TEN-kfCK,
nayll Real Esta1e AIT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02

A gentleman Just returned from tour
through Buchanan, BIackhawk, Bremen,
Butler and Floyd counties. informs Us
that the prospects for large crops in those
localities we're never better than now
He expected to 6nd farms uncultivated
for want Of hands, but he saw no such
thing. Every improved piece hnd il
being titled. He observed scores Of 70.
men and girls hard At work q al kinds
Of farm labor. To satisfy his curiosity he
stopped at one place where girls we're
hoeiog corn. to see il they we're Ameri-
cans. He found they were. aud that they
we're well educated and refined Their
brothers were in the army, they said, and
their father not being able to obtain help
at any price, they had taken hold them
selves. He found the farmers everywhere
cheerful and we'll pleased At the appear
ance of the crops. A greater breadth Of
land is sown with grain ia these sections
than ever before The farmers be talked
with all said that, if it were not for help
rom women, they would not have been
able to accomplish half of wha. has been
done. God bless our farmers wives and
daughters.-[ Dubuque Times.
~ In the Kentucky Union State
Convention which met at Louisville last
week, Chaplain Bristow offered the follow
ing. saying that if there vas any objection
he would withdraw il:
Resolved, That the Constitution of the
United States should be 80 amended a. to
provide for the abolition, aud prohibitions
forever hereafter, OF African slavery, in
any of the United States of the Union.
The resolution was greeted with almost
unanimous applause, but under tho rule
il was referred 10 the Committee on Res
olutions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02
CONSTITUTION wATER


a.s ssea Pss.esnesa y he M.4isai Hse.y. - ~
ss 81 sa.s s.s 81.
Is: MsT.x L: s
has hen kse~h y diseases which The csss nedscs
talent 10 hs eosstry has failed TO reitsve. -4T-.
Fsnedy possessing ~ virtuss Of Consultation va
=. eansos - eisNed uAAer gssek prspar siioas %
sAis ssy. u ssD seessd pAyssisss ~ s,as
down pepshr remedies while NE better skilled NJ
- q syny nseas = .neo.niish snrs; a1d ne sue
ceoo ~ the poysiefeA fneFeAses hfs knewleAre o.
aa9Da rsnedtss saables HIM 10 pfelscsa esre vhile
osAs fsii ths attempt Science ssatsaed viih tSs
Give Consthuioa water fair sri,l--ve ma, %.
- ess snees sons sDsesess care fro year 70 ven
asdve aiisAs 70 iadies Who are ccasnty
ng 70 Seest 6a0ossf and ali ssrts of local appai.
es4ions for dfseases, eth much ehases 81 eoess
~ssd b frs lseai appiies tons e IL ,brost
Ne Asys aivsys been casefuito uss lsnsua,e ., .,r
circular that eosfd not shock the oyran
sasssa bss ~ rssive 80 ~ cnspunIeat frosu
persons ~ which Csostitasicr Water 10 adapted and
of whsse disease Q menti has been nase thss =
have eons 70 TIE thas the remed, h an
ale q cute 80 ~ aster wbss The dissass
0&ni De. u Ahould Dr. made known The medicine 4
pss p ~ we puofe aid there shoald be 30 exeep-
We would aay Ccnst,tution Wafer 1. not liz. !.
gildsd Pill, msdeto ssii the e. aud ta9, n. urAt
cine In every sense or the teru placed III The Tor az
q ne peorss 'or their relief aud Il taken according 70
tue dfF scs'on> u VIII 10 every produce radical
cafe We you'd say thai dfeesiobs la reeard 70
az ETC., reisie criv TO the disease under which they
oesnr.
DIABETES
10 disease OF the stomach and liver aetipr through
the sidns9s and h. vhcp. dor b. the uost o.
disease, except eonenmploB. THAI aaec;s The bunap
eonstftattsn. have space fyr ns csnses
but viii saats that the esect efthe ssase h the con-
vevstos Of ths ssarchy prfscpie fs vegetable pogcn
of the oo into Sugar which afes the ktdneys u
~ eseessive secretion ~steT. Many persoss srdes
from this disease he ignorant that ia they
pass large qssotittes durirg day and tire Obliged
get up from enc 10 htteen twenty times auyfne
- night 10 Lotic< II taken u their at,enton
t. called 10 The large oisehsrxe water ard cf.-n
~hes y % far sdvaBced Be beyond he eeutfei
Of Ordinary fem edss Another synp'om is the great
etfst which, when the dIseas- IA fully estsAi hid Ia
nsolrr a1ae<A< ra-ssnf esnsfssf xsfAsxf ,s~
ssssfe< alec dry pess OF the mouA eraesisx Of The
lips sseet breath. In the advanced cases. and
nnsisy loss OF appetite, egssea tieH tha patient
gradually SINKS fscn exhaustion
Oonsesfrtaen Wafsris without osbf, the enty trcva
remedy for Asbsfss and We have ss much eonhd snce
thsa IL speeise have thai opians will pysdus
saeep and truthfay that has ured every case
ID which n he'd been used.
xtsne In the Bla ode =, Calculus. era.
vels Brick Bust Deposit, &C., akc.,
Diseases arising FIRM fsri.v secreso p-1n the one
being too Little, and accompanied by eesere psn
and the ether too psefase seereton-which viii be
speedily cared b. the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02
TH1RsDAB JUNE =



The Eighth Annual State Csavsntion VIII Assemble It
es Moines Thursday. the eth ~ q JAY A. D. lse
for the paposs Of placing in nsnipsasa fSr
me ollovhe oGlces. Ono Jadee u u Bassns Court
Secretary Of State Auditor Of State easursr of State
Attorney General, Register OF etate md 1rssdsntiai
Recto. All loyal electors who cordially sustain the
policy now being pursued BY the Administration Of the
National 0ovnncut 70 crush the Rebellion restcre the
National authority, and establish the Republic upon
Foundation cfwhch the eornerstons Of tbs RsAs Con
federacy shall form part requested to sead ess
gates to said Convention In he following ratios One dele
gate for each county, and additional delegate for ever
hundred votes and fraction Of y by tn,
electors Of the County II tbs last general election fol
W. NJ Stone for 6overnor-the number Of votes to b,
determined by adding to those cast In the County thos
cast by the soidiers Of the County in the field
By order Of the Republican State Central Committee.
THO p. WITHROw, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02

EOR SALE-A Frame dwelling. with
u hye rooms, lot web fenced good cis,esa Ac stua-
ted High street between 10th stre~ts Price
xl.A0 nnqaire q mayl0 IL y. TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02
Tor SALE-CHRAP-Dr Hick

EOR SALE-CHEAP.-Dr. Hicks
Il onsrs his beautiful residence miles from town
Tor sale II consists Of Substantially b weii finished
frame cottage, with ten roors cellar cstarrs good
barn. thirty acres hand, stock pond, grape srbor
varieties OF grape four hnndied apple peech pear
PHm cherry apricot nectaxine, siberian crab several
varieties currant raspberry. goosehey strawberry &c
The land Is we'll fenced aud IN high Of cstiss-
fion Ten acres 10 wheat and oatxlook-
ing extremely we'll.
Thk vprty will Be cold for $3.50 c.sA whicA 1t the
present premium ON specie. l. about onethird II
NOT sold by the hrst o June the price will BE- stnnccd
the property Withdrawn from market Enquars Of
msyle H. b TEy-EYCg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02
EQR sALE-I6O Acres Of Choio,

II Land, within four miles Of ksokuk, ~ rod b.
tween the Plank Road and Mississippi veral eucioesd
doubeiog hoase aud other improvement II win b.
sold in parcels for grape culture desired This Iand
was formerly owned By Mr. Van Ansdal Tsls good or no
sale Enquire Of II. B. TEN-KGCK,
mch2S Real Estate Agent, Ksokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02
EOR SALE-2oO acres Of land, l6i

II under fence and 30 acres timber with rood
frame dwelling containing roons and other ons
buildings. 1his sarm " well ~st~r-a, hos lDo apple
trees cherry plumb and other fruit trees together viii
ornamental trees and other improvements make
farm Desirable This land six miles poyfh Of
Carthage Hancock CO., Illinois aud can be huught for
Is per tor further enquire u John
AcAellen on the place, to L. b. TkN-EYCK,
mayu Real Estate Ast, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02

WAyTED-EgGs,B Butter Poultry, Mes, Pork n.
con, Lard, White Beans Potatoes, Onous Wheat. kyc
othy and Flax seed Beeswax feafhefs col Esss Ma
and Taow, fr which the highest market prics In -
will be paid
conssnments solicited and will receive prompt aaten
uoh may2dn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02
EOR SALE.

LUX SALE.
Brick Cottage Dwelling with rooms, ciatern rood
cellar fall lot and we'll fenced located Fuitou between
10th and I1tA strsses, Keokuk Price SlsOe-l 900 o.
balance in one year. Enquire Of b. ,. TES-kfCK,
Keokuk. feb. Real nDtsts Agent.
EOR SALE-Lots 4 and 10 Block
L 49, on Des Molnes street. between l7th and 18th.
These lots very nicely located and viii b sold at
low prize for cash. Enquire Of
mch22 II. B. TKE-EYCK.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-30
U. =. internal Revenue.
Annual Taxes for 1864.

n I'll L attention of Taxpayers in Lamoie COun-
i ty is hereby called to the provisions the Uni
ted States Excise Law relative to the assessment
of annual taxes.
By the sixth section of the act of July |, 1862,
1t is made the duty of all persons, partnerships,
firms, associations, or corporations, made liable
to any annual duty, license, or tax, ON OR BE-
FORE THE FIRST MONDAY OF MAY IN EACH YEAR,
to make q list or return to the Assistant Asses
sor of the District where located of the amount
of annual income, the articles or objects charged
with a special tax and the business or occupa-
tion liable to pay any license.
Every person who shall fail to make such re-
turn by the day specified will be liable to be as
sessed by the assessor according to the best in
formation which he can obtain and in such
case the Assessor is required to add fifty per
tuIn to the amount of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement, with
intent to evade the valuation or enumeration re-
qured b, law, is subject to fine of five hundred
dollars and in such case the list will be made
out by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and
from the valuation. and enumeration SO made
there can be no appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those
for licenses, will not be demanded until the
thirtieth day of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make re-
turn. and all necessary information, will be fur.
nished by II. A. Waterman, johnson, and J. g.
Noyes Morrisvie assistant, assessors for said
county to whom the returns should be delivered
on or before the first Monday of May 1864, at
their offices. HENRY g. ADAMS
. U. y. Assessor. Sd dist. VT.
Feb. "a, 1864.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-30

Cottons, Cotton Flanncls-all grades.
Cassimcres, Danvill gray Cloths, Satin
etts, Tweeds Frocking, &c.
Mixed Shifting Flannels, extra nice
heavy DO, white yard-wide Shaker do,
Salisbury do.
Prints, Delaires,-all styles.-Balmo-
rails, ohawls. knit worsted Goods, Sacks,
Capes Hoods, Nubias Sontags, Sleeves,
Skating Caps Mittens, Leggius, &c.
Gents Furnishing Goods, all kinds.
Rcady-made Clothing, Hats and Caps,
fuf Caps, Collars and Ladies' fur trimmed
Hoods,
Crockery, Glass Ware, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Paper hangings Sleigh Bells,
Burning Fluid Kerosene Oil, Groceries,
Salt, Nails, Glass, Fish, &C., &c,
Dairy Salt in bbls., half bbls. and
Sacks,--a superior article.
This makes as large and well selected Stock as
can be found in Lamoille County, All those in
want of goods will do well to call. Liberal dis
connt made on large purchases. Call early.