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TuR RENT, PART OF Il Delight.
u FULLY SITUATED MANSION, in the south
western portion oi the city, consisting of suite OIL
three or four spacious rooms on The first foor with
kitchen aud servants apartments. Terms modc-
rate. Address "a" Daily News Office.
November 10
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
TTNHE COPARTNERSHIP OF LEE & CO., TER
INMATES THIS DAY. by its own limitation,
HUTSON LEE will continue the business and ar
raLge the affairs Of the 1rm.
HUTSON LEE,
Januaryl A. NJ. LEE.
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copARTNERsHlP NOTICE.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF T DEATH OF AB-
i D)TT B. Wb1IE, the firm Of ALoNZO j.
WHITE SON is dissolved have this day taken
business Us BROKER AUCrIONEfRS AND COM
MISSION AGENTS Of the late hrm will be continued
under tho same name, ALONZUJ ] WHITE X SON.
The latronage Of our friends and the public is
solicited. ALOAZO j. WHITE.
january
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Gopartnerships.
COPAKTNERSIIIP NOTICE.

COPAKTNERSlAlP NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY ASSC CIA-
L TED with him Mr.. THOMAS S. OBJ ZEN, and
hereafter the WHOLESALE GROCERY AND COM.
MI SION BUSINESS, at No. 207 EAST BAY.
STREET, will bs conducted under the name and
urm OF w. H. CHAFEE l. CO.
january 8 VIM. H. CHAFEE.
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NO RENT, THE E"wATEISLhO" PLAN
j TATION, situated on Johns Island, imme'li-
ately the Stono River. 1t contains 4UO acres FIRST
qualify cotton and 200 acres prime provision laud,
aud about 3U0 acres woodland, IA negro houses,
overseer's house. cotton houses. baru, and gin
house. oil in good order. For terms &c.. apply u
Ii. I. McFADDEN. Sumter, =. c., ISAAC W. grim.
BALL Juhn's Island, or to JAMES u. CALI WELL
Sun, Charleston, 5. G. December II
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE CoPAR1 NE RsHIP EXISTING IN THIS
CITY, under the firm Of BONAFONT Il SALAS,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The name
of the firm will be used only in liquidation by eithr
partner or Mr.. Ii. SALAS, Attorno
JOE BONAFONT.
December slst, 1867 FL SALAs.
January 10
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The NEWS is published every day in the
year except Sunday.
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T OsT. THURSDAY YAFTERNO0N.s SOME
i WHERE on King. Liberty or Broad streets,
snail Mosaic bBuOCH, containing he figure Of
bird on black ground. A suitable reward will be
paid for lis return to 40. 90 DROAD-SrREET.
December %
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Y THE CARS BETWEEN

r usT, ON TIE CARS BETWEEN
~ KING. VILE and this city, RED RUSSIA Lea.
TIER PORT lMONNAII3, containing S26 In money
and free ticket on the road IN the name OF Miss
Hoffman. ANY cue finding the same will be suitably
rewarded by leaving 1t ut THIS OFFICE
December Ie
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Ssnuary Is
BLIN 6 REBOUL,

CABlfEc MAKERS, OPHOLsTERERS. CARY
~ Ehs. TURNER'S AND FhESCo PAINTERS,
No. so MARY ET-SrREET.
NJ. II. BLlS having associated himself with Mr..
md patrons thaSthey @ are prepared to execute my
work N the above line, viz: UPHOLSTERING,
CABINET MAKING, and DECORATIVE WORK OF
any description, done - short notice.
Alr. REBOUL beng aEresco Decorator, is prepar-
ed 10 decorate Wuls CeiliLgs &C. Designs OF Fresco
Work furnished. inv ZOOS December ~
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DISSOLUTION.

VHE coPAITNERsH1p HERETOFORE EXIST
i ING under the name OF DAWSON l. BLACK
MAN, is this day dissolved by limitation. Ether
partner will be found ut the store to sir In hquida-
tion. jos. DAWSON,
JOS. BLACKMAN.
Ssnuary 1st 1863 January
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
TIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLp
ERS of the Savannah and Charleston Rt1foso
Cor pany will convene In Charleston, g. c., On ot,
second Rednesday in January, 1858, being ue ON
day OF the month. at IA N.
statement OF its affairs will be exhibited, snd sn
election will take place for Board OF DtrsctorS W
serve tie en- uinQ year.
Place of meeting, the Hall of tho PlantaY ana
Mechanics Bank, East Bay.
Committee to verify proxies will meet ct 10 N
The Transfer Books win be closed on the 2ltn inst
Attention Is hereby called 70 an extract nom tne
Bylaws:
"No stockholder who has not paid all the aasess'
menis on his stock ahan be entitled to tranSer the
same cc receive dividends upon It, or votk ct the
meetings Of the Company"
asrsavannah Republican and News ansEHGAc
and Charleston Railroad Company.
December 18 w"
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II EMCV A L--BOARDlNG.- 4.
IL, TRACY baving removed her Boarding Estab-
Ishment from No. So Church.street 10 No. 10 BROAD
STREET, is now prepared TO furnish Board 10 linn.
tied number Of Ladies' and Geatcnen. Tenn mod
eralc. december ~
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Boarding..

DRIVATE BOAKD. TO LET A FUR.
NISHED ROOM, with the sse of parlor. with
or without board, in prlvato 1uInily where there
are no other boarders. Apply ut THIS cft1CE.
December ~
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ITO RENT, twO OK THREE PLEAS.
ANT southwest ROOMS, in private family.
Lear The Battery, with or without board. Also,
few SINGLE GENTLEMEN received at III per week.
Apply at THIS OFFICE. O. December ~
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DOG LOST..-A SHALL WHITE Pool-,P
~ with gilt thain about his neck, with owne,s
u me attached. a suitable reward will be paid 10.
his return to L. BArES, No. 50 Hasel.sueet.
December 81
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VdIANTED, AGENTS EvERYWHEKE
w TO sell the MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM.
Sample doz terms, show cards, etc. sent on receipt
of 81 y. CUMMINGS l. co,
No. ~ South Market street, Boston.
November 20 Smos
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The GKEEA WILLIE hUUNTAIhEEk
rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 ~
i per year, IN advance. Advertisements inserted
at usutl rates, G. E. ELFoRD,
May ~ Editor and Proprietor,
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lost anb @psuo.

c1TRAYED INTO MY FARIS IN THE
y Klng.street Road, No. 743. corner If Lowndes
Avenue COW, which The wner can ha-s by prov.
in; Properly and paying expenses. II. "sAiEN.
January 81
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO nENT.-THE
G IHREE STORY BRICK House. No. SO Hasel
street newly painted both Within md without, and
newly anu nucy frrr';shcd .auqhnut will be rent
ed 10, the next year 1t reasonable rent satis-
factory party Apply by lotter to E. BATES No. 124
Nee inp.slreet 6 December 81
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DoAIsDING.-EXC BOARD
ID can be ubtainod, at reasonable rates, by apply
tug al No. 4ia KIM oTREEr, ono door above Hud-
sou street. near the Citadel 1he Stree. Cars pass
the door every ten mn"tes. 3mo Cetober
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, THATDEsIRABLE COTTAGE
L BUILDING. No. 2 Lambol-street: with all nec
essary outbuidings. and good well and cistern.
INQUIRE at No. KING-SIREEr.
January WlmS
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THO RE.T, THAI BEAUTIFUL RESI-
DENCE, No. so Cannon street, containing four
square rooms, dressing room and pantry. with double
iazza gas fixtures throughout; stable, hay lott cur
riaye house and smoke house, all complete. Also,
one two-story HOUSE in the yard, containing iour
square ooms. Possession given Oh the 1at Decem.
ber. Apply on the PREMISES.
81 vim
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DOARD VANTED.-.A PRIVATE FA-
ID MILY, willing to bolrd another family, consist,
iEg of husband, vile, young lady, two children anu
nursc, on reasonable terms, will please address OF
call on LEONARU CHAPLIN, no. 20 Il ync.sreet. and
state terms aud locality. Three or Icur roous re-
Quired December Ii
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u1O RENT, THE HOUSE No.e WHARF
i STREET, having six good rooms, double piazza,
kitchen in basemont cstern, &C., &c. kent S35 per
mcnih. Apply at EAST POINT MILL.
uecemLer 30 mwsS* W. & J. ROBB.
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VTALUABLE VEGETABL FARM
v NINETEEN miles from Charleston, on the
State Road, one aud halt miles from Mt Holy on
the Northeastern Railroad, containing 260 acres Of
cleared new land at for long or short cotton, RICE
and vegetables for an early market; all under new
and substantial fences; also large pasture for rails.
ing stock, under good substantial fences.
For terms, apply at O. P. PUPPENHEI1fS Flrd-
ware Store, No. AT KIngstreet.
December ~ fmWSF
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rT,U RENT, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
i IN Water street, near the battery, containing
six square rooms, attcs and basement Apply to
December 26 VIZ
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il]ants.

WANTED, FOR A FEW DAYS, THE
Wy services of person competent to work on
G"over s; Bakers Sewing Machine. Apply at No. 80
CGMING-STREET, corner Bull-street.
January
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/ ONT FAIi. To TRY THE CELEB1A-
- TEn SOUTHERN TONIC, p NKNlN'S uE-
PaIlCS TIERS, IN unfniling remedy for all D.E-
eases OF no Digestive organs nnd the Liver. Fo-
sale oy ai)rueeiats. lyr November ~
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HANDsOME ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR
i'll SALE.-For sale, slven-octave PIANO, narly
new. Will be sold low. Apply at No II KING
) REEF, where It can be seen.
Dacemhar E fInM
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WANTED TO RENT, WITHIN FIVE
w or eight minutes walk OF the Postomce.
in q pleasant neighborhood, either small HOUSE
or four or five RUUM> in q Large one, WIN sepa-
rate apartment for Kitchen Rent not to be more
thun $3.50 or s4OJ Address "F. g., care l.. Chapin
80 Hn.nasr et December Il
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for Sale.

efor Sale.
EOR SALE, VALUABLE BUnpING
u LOT ON Rutledge Avenue. west sidt For
terms apply TO E L. BARE,
Januaryl wfm8 No. 1l East pay.
I1OR SALE, A VALUABLE FARI OE
I ISL acres, on the South Csrotna R&irhd, "a
miles from Charleston. It In suitable for cftie or
dairy farm. It Ia In the vicinity OF the PEG Qpnos'
phate lime recently discovered on the Aahle
and would be valuable to that business as Sjrnmar
resort for those who superintend it--nhd beng Inn.
mediately on the railroad, would prove conHnient
going to and from Charleston.
Apply to PERRYCLEAR l. HALSEY,
West end Montague-strse.
pecember q limo Charleston, 8. @.
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TNANTED, A DIIDD nE-AG GED COL; RED
w Woman as c.. LIDS NURSE. Must be re
commended Appl; at No. 20 SMITH-STREET, ear
Montague. January
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DoN.T FAIL To TRY THE CELMnnA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC. pANKNtNs nE-
eases Of the Dig$suyo Crgans aud the Livas, fw
sule by all Druggists
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WANTED, BY AN EXPERT ENCED AC-
w COUNIANr and eool nman, auy emp oy-
m-nt thar would occupy his attention 10" few houis
daily. Addrlss SCRIBE, lity Postoftice.
January
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mOInO TO S3UuO PER YEAR.-AN
NLDS ~ AGENT is wanted in every town IN
III. Union to make aud sell IN article OF daily con-
sumption in every family. It is entirely new. sale
as uermanent us -Four ADDRESS LOUIS COb-
I,ENlZ Middleton, Md. lmo DecemDer ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08
ArYest of q Deledak,-Frank- Atnim

A,re't Of De'egak.-Frenk Atnim,a
white delegate TO the oeayeption from
Edgs6sld. was arrested s few days siyoe
by tho United states Asrshal for fraud and
endorsement 0: Government funds, snd
is now; confined is the JAIL The Ahasgss
wore prsferrea asAinss Arnisa while ip ths
,eoavsu.iop, bat his position. prs-sated hia
arrest At that time. He has siace been
nominated tor the State IsgplatpIe by shs
Republican party, but neither his post mol
prospective honos could savs him from tn,
clutches Of the Law: The esas will Be trlei
before Tho United statAa Court. ,'",
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

Gen. Robert e. Lss.-A letter from
Lexington, Va, in the Nashville Aas.
7,sr, says:
"Gen. Lee was recently confined to
his room for some days, bat he is now
Reforming his usual duties. I think
there is peroeptible change in him
since he came TO Lexington. This
life Of confinement does not agree with
him. He lacks that lightness Of step
and brillianoy of eye that were pc
culiar to him when he commanded his
fiery legions at Chanoelloravills, or
even on that mournfal day whom ha
surrendered his war worn but veterssa
soldiers Of the lost oause," d,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

." IMMIGRANT ASS FARM LAsoaHRs.--'
H q man would be snre Of faithful
service, he must he good master, or
"boss,' az the phrase 10 with those
who think the name servant is dero-
gatory, and that the name master
should not be usAd, because the other
is implied. OF all servants, or hired
"help," the immigrant responda most
quickly to kind, generous treatment
He should fad that in America the
relation Of master and sestsnt tis sne
Of mutual dependence--snd he ssea
That Yop recognize that; fact and treat
him as a man and independent j oiti-
zen, and fairly in an respects you
vii be loved and honored by hin.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

q, Correspondents in Ireland write
that the exodus from that country to
the United States has again begun,
and that all the steamers coming to
America, and also numerous sailing
vessels, are filled with emigrants.-
The various ports of Ireland are also
flied with ernigraets awaiting pass
age, and the majority are said to bl
from sixteen to twenty-five years o.
age.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

. The Uniserssliits are nearly . hundred
ysazs old in America. They claim 100
ministers and about 500 congregations
tvo-ttitds Of which are located 10 new
|. England and New York. , - ..a.'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08
BY ". A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON
CANDIDAEEsS.

The friends OF W. ID. GALLAllElS re-
spsctfpaiy announce hima candidate for the
eaicssof Tax Collector for Abbesille District,
atahsssnsung election. '"-' ~.
eB" The friends Of Capt. w. S. HARRIS
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
Tho friends of VIM. ii. TAGGAET respect
fully apnonncs him q candidate for the o!iicc Of
Tax Collector al, the next election.
,,aB The many friends Of L. M. SHARP
respectfully nomin a'e hin, for the office Of Tax
Collector for Abbcvi!le District at the ensu-
Ing election.
Egy- The friends Of J. w. JENNINGS 70
pp1c,fully nominate him u candidate iur Tax
Collector ut the EcXt election.
The many friends Of i. II. RUSSELL re-
epeetfully announce him candidate f9r Tax
Collector Mt the next election.
eB- We are authorized. to announce DA-
VID CRAWFORD, a candidate for Tax Col
lestor et,ho s:.su:ug election.
tB- Tho friends Of Capt ". =. WHITE
respectfully apuownce him az n candidate for
Tax Collector, ut the next election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

G. II. Mccormick, the reaper man,
reports an income Of s202,300. :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18

BANKRUPT CoURT. I'VE are informed that
busine 50 is good ia the Bankrupt Court. In
I number Of cases the Bankrupts have passed
their last examinasion and received certi6~
Gates Of discharge from I'll their debts prove.
able under the act. Some OF our own citi-
gems are rejoicing in their new found freedom.
Those Who design awaiting themselves Of
the benefit Of the Law should not delay, for
the 38d section provides that sin all proceed
ings in Bankruptcy commenced after one year
from the time this act shall 60 into operation,
no discharge shall be granted to a debtor
whose assets do not pay fifty per centum Of
the el.ims against bis estate unless the as
sent in writing Of majority in number and
value of his creditors who hare proved their
claims is filed in the case at or before the
time Of application for discharge
It is thus seen that FOR practical purposes
the Law is for one yeAr only. II has bean the
expectation OF some tina. this section would
be repealed and the law be made permanent
one, but i, is not wise to rely upon that, be-
cause in the press Of business Consren may
take no action upon it. And if it should, it
is possible, il not probable. that i will repeal
the aw altogether.
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OUR DIES IUINEs LETTER.

DEs MoIsEe, Jan. l6, 1858.
Governor Merrill and Lieatsnant Governor
Scott we're inaugurated in the House chamber
this afternoon. The ceremonies began at 2
O. clock, at which time the Senate marched
into the Representative chamber, and vsre
received il : digai6sd manner. Scoa mar
Govsrnoe Ssoae and the Governor and Lien>
tenant Governor elect, accompanied BY the
Judges of the Supreme Court, the State ofii>
GERS, and other dignitaries. wers announced.
The Band struck up Hail Columbia, the
Members Of the House and S.nsts arose %
their feet, and the noble procession filed IN,
and mounted the platform at The Speakers
desk. Then the Band played Yankee Doc
die, and the cavel raped the "sit down =
signal.
Rev. C. G. Truesdell, Of Clinton. prayed
for the blessing of Almighty God upon the
retiring Governor, and for the Divine guild
ance and blessing in all the future official ca
rser of Governor Merrill, aeyen a. Thou
.lidst guide our Fathers"
Chief Justice Wright then administered
the oath OF Office TO Governor Merrill and
Lieutenant Governor Scott.
The Battle Hymn OF the Republic was
then sung by Mr.. G. P. Abel, of Des Moines,
the vast audience joining in the chorus. The
eject was thrilling.
Governor Merrill proceeded ip read his
Icaugural Address. You have already pub
iished it, and | need not comment upon it.
When he urged the speedy comforting OF the
elective franchise in Iowa upon the colored
man, ard when he spoke Of the necessity OF
The Government keeping its faith IN the re-
denption Of its bonds, as made in pledges
during the wars dark days, there were peals
Of applause which might have been heard
throughout the Capital City. The Address
vas well delivered, considering that 1t was
the first sreech ever delivered by this man
whom the people have eleyatedt to the highest
position in the State.
Governor Merrill is the finest looking man
thst has ever occupied the Executive Office in
thu, State. AT least this Was the common re
mark Of sundry cold settlers" aboat the Cap
itai who have attended every inauguration
siece Iowa City witnessed the first one He
is Of goodly height, is broad shouldered, and
though not strictly swell shaped 'iotherwise,
has enough OF the mould Of form to render
his presence in crowd noticeable among all
others. His face is = pleasan: che. While
hi. mouth would indicate iemness TO great
,teeree, his ewes beam kindly as they look out
iro.a under his massive forehead.
.iud 10 ibis business man, The Gfst, we be.
liege, selected from tie ranks Of tie psop's,
10, from the lawyers, 10 hll the Executive
Gasir, has commenced his gabernaiorial
,erin oil office. Surely heaven will hear the
prayer offered in his behalf, end bless him and
prosper his young, but mighty commonwealth.
ne reading Of the inaugural ended the
ceremonies. b. Z.
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We are informed BY parties who are sup.
posedto know that the natural bridge spanning
the river is row perfectly solid and safe. If
there are any doubts about this by our friends
in illinois, and whose doubts keep them at
home when they should be in keoknk trsns-
acting business, We can dissipate those doubts
by informing them tina, heavily laden teams
and ornnibuses are daily crossing and re-
crossing over the ice with perfect safety. As
long as the nercuy hovers as near zero os i,
does, there need be no fears concerning the
safety Of the bridge.
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pleros snoorrsa MATuH n PniA.-Aa.
Ep,ros; Ths Aus1sss from 0tley Station and
ne;rhborhood had ! friendly match With the
Pella hunters % Thursday, and = your
touussaas, NJ. HsAfy Teblsmsn, Who hap
pe,ed ID 30 in Pslla Il the time, waa par-
acisaaA, you might like TO sec the core. The
shooting was for game and oyster dinner,
which ~ seryel in sDlsedid ayls by Mr..
Benjanin Gafdaer Of he Ohio House. Ths
party separated in the best Of bamcf, and M
tend TO have the next match ct Otley Station,
Ss&urday, February the 9Th.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18

aHow can ye bloom 80 fresh and fair
goes the old Scotch song. How Why,
those who shos the bloom Of health en- their
cheeks take Plantation Buffers, which has the
power of foriifying the system against dis
ease, and OF regulating the digestive appars-
tus Are you dyspepiie. weak, void Of ener-
gye Have you little or no appetite, head
ache, continued lsssitude and depression Of
spirits? Take S. T.-ls50-A., and bloom
and beauty will return. The Biiters have
become household friend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18

AUCTION will sell to-day, al i m. !,
one draft horse, four new bed couches, one
splendid new spring mattress, four boxes
Goldfish, a large stock OF clothing, overcoats,
dress coats, pants, shirts, gents furnishing
foods, &c.. all without reserve.
]. A. WALLACE, Auctioneer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18

VEscILL, JONES Co., clothiers, corner
Main and Third streets, are s'keeping opes
house, long after New Years Day, in order
to deal out the excellent md reasonable
priced articles of wearing apparel they keep
constantly on hand. If you want afr.t-class
suit Of clothes gre them call.