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n X door 10 G. Parsons Banking House,
kEOk X ............... low
'INHE subscr Der has just received large 81
l aud beautiful stock Of Gold and Silver "A
Watches, Gold Jcwelry, &C. comprising the ~ Il
.atest styles If Ladies Brtust Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Ring Cuff Pms Gold Guard and
Fob Chains Keys. Seals, Silver Thmbles, Gold
slides, Snaps, Studs Gold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH hEpAIR1sG.
The subscriber beng a practical matchmaker
feels competent to repair The nicult and deli.
cate work that NAV ba cntrust 81 10 his care
All work warran ed 70 give satisfaction
CoRREc1 TInE
he public may rest assured that the correct time
IS, and always viii be kept by
Nov. IS, lS55.-diy n ". JONES
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and the whole of !" I2l

Lots 90 and 1913 in Nashville and the Ss az n
W | OF y + 2h-65-5 "a acres) IN dispre.
For the whole Of which / will take f,<nfy faro
thousand dollars, onc-thrd in hand, and thsbalance
IN one, TWO, three and four annual paymeAs, with
interest at ~ per cent. from date to be- pai4 ANN
ally, and secured by deed ef trust until allk paid
Any person wishing for particular inforsation MS
to location or quality of the lands, may apIy TO n
l. keid, Esq, or his Honor the Mayor Of &c city Of
heokuk WIN. GLlISS. .
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BLACKSMI'rIIING.


NNILLlAM GRAHAM. on 1hird between John
w ron aud Exchange Streets, at the Brick Shop,
would inform the pub &c that be is prepared to do
all kinds Of BLACkssIrHIso IN a neat durable md
cheap manner.
HORSE SH0EING
Bring on y0nr lame horses and have them sbod
right FROM his long and constant practice in this
branch OF the business he fatters himself that he
cannot be excelled by any in the country He
P~..'su- ~ y soiciE patronage IN This line.
lie Alto oilers his services rs Farrier in ali its
branches
May 20, 1855. dAwiy
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AIexnuder'. peiamicu..

THE UKENT AMERICAN HAIR TONIC,
WHAT is more desirable by che young than the
w luxuriant locks Of youth and beauty What
j. dreaded hy tile middle aged than gray hairs?
Who hat ls old but would avert badness which
all be accomplished by using Alexander Pc
hmicus universally Acknowledged to be he
superior article for identifying the Hair and which
equally efeaciUus IN preserving It'd natural health
For sale at 81 Main Street. by
June 16.-df j ID MIETIIEII. co
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\ Rare Chance for Good IA rgaims.

- or 80 feet Main street /; desirable building
81 lots in the city of heokuk also for sale, .
exchange ( n weston property. god Mil propest
IL Ono; cnoice land IN Indiana several lot
in the lpvn Of Nap2rville, county scat oi Du Pagt
cannty H.. so neres Of choice land the count,
scat Il Monroe county, Iowa. with fruit trees, etc
Iuanire # MckENN4 i RUNNER
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Gillmore's Turkish Liniment.

u
I'Hl@ u the best Imminent which has yet been III
fered y he public 1t i IN excclirnt remedy
Tor Neuralgia, Era sipcia-. EheumalisIn wounds
cuts ulcers, burns, d. bruises sprans salt rh.um
sore throat head aahe, tooth ache pains the nis
chest. back, stomach or bowels A,sv for founder
sander, b head, sweeney, spIint sprains p3Il evil
stlH comp.ust. yellow water, dstetnp r. ring b. ne
hstnla collie, bOtt- and harness gals Sc The words
uillmores Turkish liniin9ut are Blown in the rln =
also iae simse # my written signature accouipa-
mes eneh bottle.
Giiimore's Cholera and Diarrbea
Mixture.
ms i the beet remedy known for bowel comb
lanis, such as CholeA Biarraea pyseutery. Pains
IN the Bowels, ae.. dc. lbove who have used il are
charmed With lts deal virtues. The name blown
IN the g.ass
Giilmore's Vegetable Cathartir NM
Liver Pills.
These celebrated PHI. are an excellent remedy far
Fever aud Ague, Bilious Complaints Collie Dysepte
~, Constipation Of the Bowels Indigestion. Jaun-
dice, DinPSy, Debility, Liver Complaints b.otches
on the skin Fey.rs, dc. The best family pin known
and can b used with safety, whenever eat hart,c i,
seeded
N u. To insure genuine article and one on
"nich you can rely With PEI feet SAT ~ be particular
Liver Pills 4
Caicdoninn Cough Lozenres.
Prepared by H. K. Gilmore. popular remedy
iortoashs, Colds, and Bronchial affections TbYy
them.
Gi1imOre's Hair Haixnfn,
beautiful = eparation for The lie r. and properly
used, Will restore it TO its original s,,f,e$s md
beauty Those who have used it say it is the best
PREPARATION they have seen
Sold, whoe>nlt and retail. bv IL IL AYERS Drpv
sist, corner Main and Thiid streets keokuk lows
Also by Druggists and Merchants throughout the
State. -
October 3, '55-ddwy
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HANING opened q house in this city for the pur-
L pose of carrying on the wholesale Boot and
Sloe business, We respectfully call the attention Of
The trade TO cur large aud we'll assorted stock
which Is now being received direct from the hes
manufactures in Massachusetts, Ii il our intention
TO always keep On hand complete assortment Of
goods IN the line and offer such Inducements as will
ob am Tor Us liberal share Of patronage.
Country merchants VIII do well to call and exam.
lne our stock before they purchase.
july Id CARTER 4 CO
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DtssOiutiOn OF PArtne rAhIp.
1--WE copArtnership heretofore existing between
Taylor Nick e, in the Piow and agon bust
ness is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
debts due the to be paid by the said TAYLOR
who alone authorized to collect the debts due the
old hrm HAWKINS TAYLOR,
ocZs du VIM. MCKEE.
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JUST RECEIVED.

nIRECT from New York the largest and mos,
- splendid stock " Lad.e,' Fancy Furs. Fancy
hobes, Fur 6auntlets, swans Down Victorines aud
tuHs Gents Eur Nuffiers Fur lfloyes a. &c eyer
brought 10 the West. shall oter Great Iaducenfnf,
10 aAuao TGnt dEgthiHe N The ADORE hnc, and will
sell sets of Netornes cheaper than the same article
can be bought in ST. Louis. All | AK is for you t.
call and examine my stock, which is superior 10 any
thing III the West.
Ladies please call and look over my stock No
trouble /" show goods Don forget the place. but
call at the NV York EMPORIUM
\. e. SHELDON
Oct. II, sod Man, corner 81 ~
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FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
FANCY GOODS

TCSr received an elegant assortment Of fine Good
u such French China Vases, Parian and Terr
Gotta he, Pitchers Lavender and Cologne Bottle
Fruit Stands, Card Receivers Cigar Stands, jew,
Stands Spoon Gooiets, Figure cnpids Busts, &c.
Also on hand good sssortment of Crcokery an
Glassware CAREY i kILBol RNE.
In
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DAVIES a HART.

NJ HOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes. No.
W lis, Main Street, Keokuk. Iowa.
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior that We have
engaged IN the above business, having al the facl-
,tes Tor purchasing stock directly Of the manu-
tacturers nj the lowest figures. 1t IL object and
determination to build up large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and well assorted
stock making our prices SO low that can be less
and terms and discounts as liberal as any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock sepIsd
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Excelsior Root q Shoe Wanufactory
THr LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
j. r. HARRIS a. CO..

j. r. HARRIS CO.,
l. ANlNh just opened shop, in their old -As~
4 business, on Third street, between Main NJ
and johnson, keokuk, Iowa, respec' fullyv "
announce that they are prepared to manu-
faeture the neatest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got up.
determined not TO be excelled by any manufao-
turers In the West they solicit share Of public pat
ronage.
AS We purchase direct from the importers eur
stock is always of the latest fashion and best quail
ty, and nj the lowest figures.
As we keep no Eastern slop work on hand we
warrant all our ready made Boots and Shoes Of the
same character rs those made TO order.
Gall and leave your orders for good fit. War
ran'ed to suit IN every particular
EE- Repairing IN tue neatest and most substan-
thai manner done on short notice.
j. I. HARRIS & co.
July 81 1858. dy
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BLACKS NITHING.

hLAV hN SIITKIING.
BY q. w. Langd
So ATE Of Buffalo, Ny. is prepared
IL to do ati kinds of CHI and heavy
= work FIR Railroads Boats, Locks
Mills, Engines. Hourework, &c. Screw
cut to order from 10 It inches. Having long x
p-rience and ample materials respectfully soncits
orders
shop on Third, batweon johnson and Excbange
streets, formerly occupied By ". Graham.
kenknk. Nov q dM
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Form of Application

Ulve here The Posi- Office address and date
LAND DEPARTMENT ~
DEM0INE n. a r. r. cor.
0rruNwA. Iowa
hereby spply to purchase
the - Of section -, Township -, Range -
" est T. NJ, and oder te give for tbs came = dol
lars per acre.
Here sign mme plainly.1
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q. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS

" san.,a ngG~s ao and ran design Keep
eeted assor ment of all kinds of Furn.3 ure embra-
eng Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus fine
and PLAIN Sofas fine and PLAIN Center aud Gard
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs Rock n L
Chairs OF every description from a plain wooden
seat, I" the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain aud
fancy turned Cottage Beds,eads 81 the latest styles
Lounges, &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes Clocks Carpetings
floor and door matings, floor and table oiI cloths,
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other arti-
Gle usually kept IN my line Of business.
Part vi my stock made under NV own super
vision, and the rest bought from manuf ori.s of
high standing. 20 that / can warrant every article
Tor durability and finish Of workmanship
NJ object II 90 establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle and a.
an inducement 10 parsons 20 purchase of me- / am
resolved 10 sell a. the lowest 81. Louis prices.
Call and examine ing stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure showing
furniture u Ladies and Gentlemen who call Oh me
whether they feel inclined u buy or not
MAY 81 lsa4.--lAwtf g. W SANDERS
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1000 BUSHELS WHEAT.

4 Nd aa unlimited quantity OF 0ats Corn aud nj
I \ ktnds OF produce wanted Immediately
ine high at market prices will b. paid for wbea
AMI grain OF all kinds delivered nj the Dom rnssio,
wareh use OF the undersign d. the Levee bstwee,
Main and johnson street. X .uI uk
oct21 dtwtI W. A. PATTERSON A. 90
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:. HAISt.!
4 {. SHELDON is now receiving another large
n. stock Of Hats, Caps and Furs, Gloves, Mis-
and Gents Furnishing tioods. Of the latest winter
siy for 1885, all If which will be sold at a small
advance from Eastern prices Now is The time for
You q secure Of those fine sof French fels hats
50 much worn III the and wegt. Call and buy
yourself nice, fashionable hat
Dent forget the place. A. G. SHELDON,
noyi9 Main ST., corner Third.
- iELDoN has just received another splendid stock
- OF Ladies Furs. Ladies call aud look ut them
- HELD0N has large stock of collars, crayats
- hnndk, rchiefs, ties, fine shlrts, under shirts
drawers gloves &c. noylQ
MILITARY Companies eau be supplied with mil
VI tary hats, caps, or anything they may want in
the way q military goods. if they viii leave their
orders at the New ork Hat store"
A. {. SHELDON,
movie Main street corner Of Third
4 sHELDoN's you will find Fur Gloves Fur
Gauntietts, Buck Gloves, Mitts Driving gloves.
Fancy Rob 5, &c. movie
- hELDON has got the b st stock Of silk 4 Scotch
- bingham Umbrellas, Canes. Carpet Bags, Leath-
er hat box s. dc. there is in the west Call and ex
anime MS stock noyIy
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n SPLENDID Sven O.tase Pauo Of I,oarcma,
IA ami Gray Manufacture with tie
r. = DOLCE CAMPANA ATTACHMENT
the finest instrument ever brought u keokuk-i.
OF red FIR IS at gseai discount
NJ b ttsT bargain can BE- offered
1t may b. seen at y q. Isb lis Music Rooms
CSlj ana eSatnl NJ b fJre ii is too late uo,29a
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Dry GooAs.
30 bales ~ muslin, prime
$50 pcs satinets ass d. Is to T5c ne, ward,
30 do ny. jeans do 20 to Ace, do do
iouV do prints, new styles;
70 do Colungo
~ do Lyonese Cloths, and Alpaccas;
DeI4anes, Black Silks, Coats Spool lhrraa war
ranted,l Stewards best Linen Thread and general
assortment OF Yankee notions, just received by
sepL1ddw b. A. WILLIAMS.
NEW GOODS AND GROCERIEs.
IfHE public viii take notice that have received
an immense stock of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, and Groceries, at my old stand on Main st.
near Fourth.
fahiile wanting groceries can have them put up
at keokuk wholesale prices
intend to give particular attention 81 the pro-
luce business, and expect that nay long experience
IN that line will enable give satisfaction to all
customers sep22 b. A. WILLIAMS.
( Wash paid for all country produce, ut the oId
- stand OF sep22 D. A, WILLIAMS.
AZ ANlED.-- 900 bushels Timothy Seed;
10000 do Flax Seed
and all kinds Of grain and seeds for which the high
ert cash prices will be paid by
sep22 h. A. WILLIAMS.
ROUIS and Shoes.-l7O eases - boots and shoes
- for men, women, boys, girls and infants, just
received by sep22daw b. A WILLIAMS
Leather! Leather.
IL ANlNG purchased the entire stock of Pike Full.
i Ter q Ca, shall hereafter keep on hand a good
assortment IF i ath-r, Shoe Findings Betings liar
ness Leather sc. All which viii be sold iow for
cash. NJ rchants from the interior requested to ga
Cash paid for hides. Is. a. WILLIAMS
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turtOsities Tor the Little Folks.
LIVERY thing that You can think of TO tickle tn,
top, at the
0ct 20 SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE
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70 Wnon "a VA, Concern

AL per injebsd To having aeeount IL gainst
ne are reqa sted to cali inned ately for set
tlement. ] want % pay my d hts and wapt none /,
ODD Is with Ny books ars 81 J. B Dukes sho,
oh0p, % Main str e and h. authorized To recei pf
for mooney paid ny accounts.
deet ldiM A dixie
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C00 BOXES Glassware and Window Glass al !.
wv REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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DUNkMHEAT FLoUR.--A fret Late article c,
ID D. bad at KUHN i D0DcON
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Autumn Stock!
II ID 20 = Err

| fNCUT NELNETS-Assort,d oolofs at less than
y cost 10 lnport--great bargains fsf mliiners
dealOd6w 7. u. FOSTER
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Gtlimore's Cholera and DIarrbea
1isXfuPe.

This i the beet remedy known for bowel comp
lan's, such as ChoclA, Diarreea, pyseutery, Pan
IN the Bowels, &c. &c. Those who have used il ar,
the -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
LATE NEWS By THE NAILS.
Ihrfe Inrierrrx In III

We have given heretofore the particulars of
the murder of John Dunbar formerly of Ohio, II
fe" weeks since at Fort Wayne. Ind, by three
men, Madden, Keefer, and Romne, the murder
being deliberately planned by the three williams
to effect the robbery of the deceased. from whom
they got less than 500. The sequel is that they
were all sentenced last week to death by the
rope They are all bad men, Madden and Keefer
especially who have been guilty of many crimes,
have been in the Sta.e prison, and will soon wind
mp their lives in the most infamous manner -
BoonSriHe (fnd.J paper.
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ybr IDUijsh lfinjStrU.

% fnra~ it had been arranged before the sail
ing f the Pacific, the new ministry is composed
rs follows
Lord Palmerston. First Lord of the Trcasu-
~.
Lord Cranworth. Lord Chancellor.
Lord Clarendon, Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.
Lord Panmurc Secretary of State for the War
ID hptrtment.
SIR George Grey, Secretary of State for the Home
ID 'partmeut.
Lord John Russell, Secretary of State for the
Colonies.
Sir G. c. Lewis, Chancellor of the Exchequer
Sir Charles Wood, First Lord of the Admiral
ity.
Sir w. Wordsworth, Chief Commissioner of
Woods and Works
Lord Granville, President of the Council.
Lord Canning, Postmaster General.
Duke of Argyle, Lord Privy Seal.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland upon the resi- gna-
ton of Lord ST. Germans, Lord Carlisle.
ChiefSccretary for Ireland, Mr.. llorsman.
Lord of the TreasuIy,in the room of Lord Fla
che, retired, Lord Duncan.
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MISS MARTINEAU'S ILLNESS. Parker Pills
bury writes To the Liberator: Miss Martineau
Is III the last stages of life. The affection of the
heart from which she has long suffered, seems
almost to have renehed its crisis crisis ALWAYS
fatal. Last week she seemed almost gone. She
sent tarewells to her friends, and arranged for
the burial. This week she reeves little: and
may live. possibly. a few months yet-thoueh
her physician assures her she holds her life now
only from minute to minute. "-Boston Courifr,
Mnrch 10.
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THE FEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Esf,nc fror1 james Harris. f Lclte- Alexanifia
Ea.-Arcr ,pcnkinG Of wonderful ares rr hi1.nf h.
pys: Mrs. II has been suffering with tn" HYercom.
I,ja aud with nabiIey, constantly con'planlnP, from
weakness through her Whole system. She non cnIoy.
''r'er hah than to- ii yens, h"ne entirely rcso'
,.,j by the usr ri Hamp'on's ieC,t1lte Yuc'rrc.P
L,lrI from ]. q imes ESQ, Lou.inn county Va My
lie has been fur yeas h'tlsled With weeI
ran in the breast, SHE nul back paipintion e h"
NJ; tecblenc- OF the nervous sysem loss - uppetii
-onpNil saiow; the siF OF almost pore
,th.r g." wrnk. ] p.cn,ci say, HomJion S
Isaouyc has restored ~ perfect h'aith Her eyes
at a, good nav EYER ihcy ~crr.
e Cali and get rtHnnhets
Sold by j. Il. SEA1. & co, I5nci bt.re, Sewers
S.ottsyIlc;A J. BROWN, Ghnrloac,sii lie, aud by all
Drueai,'s Throughout lin state. var = tscly
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PRESENT Policy IN REGARD TO CuBA.-The
Washington Onion has a long and significant
orticle upon "Our present and future relations
with Cuba" The gist OF the article seems to be
that another effort must be made to purchase
Cuba and to adjust by negotiation the matters in
cont osersy between her and the t. States or
that failing, {, ,ress will be r. lired to deter
mine whether the remedy shall be applied by
open and direct resort TO force, by the indirect
mode Of repeating our neutrality laws.
The Washington CORE pendent of the \. Y.
Herald says that Mr.. Dodge, the new minister to
Spain, goes cat with Instructions to insist upon
reciprocity treaty between Cuba and the United
States, ihat. free of charge, they may be mutual
producers and consumers for cqch other.
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PROPOSED EXODUS OF NATIVE CALIFoRNIANs.
Tho San Francisco News of Feb. 10, says that
a meeting of native Cafornians had beer held at
the st. Francis Hotel the evening before, at
which the position was assumed that the native
CaIifornans have been and are being deprived
of their property and insult is added to injury
till it had become Il matter of imposibility for
them to remain in the land where they them
selves and their children were born-that there
was no hope for peace but in voluntary exile
They will send two deputies to Sonora, and if
necessary to the city of Mexico to obtain grant
Of land in sonora aud other concessions; and af
ter the Deputies return hither the grant will be
considered, and if acceptable the association
will then cmigrate and form a COLONY of their
own.
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A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
piaintt The yerdict has gone torfh AHadmt
that "Ha,n ptonS' Tincture" has no Superior ;
NtUIIaFIIIE. NIDtIHNTI" " 10,
March 2Sth 1853

March 2sth, 1853. !
Mrsrs Mortimer q Mombr1y :-Gentlemru-l hive
been afflicted tor the last cight ycnrs with hhrun nism
Dy.p"p-in nnd Liver Complaint suffering all the While
with pains IA the shonidrrs hip, bn,h and side shift
ing from side 10 the other PalPatiun of the hrurt
hiss of arpeiitt cold swos's nj nieu excessive
and ereh debility aud weakness. | tried many
rem, dies which loue good, but rnther grew
worse. Last fall ] advised 10 try "HanlIon's
Vegetable uctutc aud amhnppy IL say it hns cured
me am now free from ali Tnn, mud ~ the enjoyment
uerfrct heal hnnd TAKE pleasure in recommends
la : the Tncture q all afflicted rs hive been
Yours JAMES NJ NOEL
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WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.

WHAT THE CRITICS SAY;
'lda will hive lnvifg friends when the Lampighter
LiHe kdtp, Bob The Aensboy Run Hall. aud host of
others buried aud TO, gotten a-Nep York Leddr.
Il he picture OF Virginia country lite. with ts amuse
cns, cses nhd the habita md tcculatics of the
people. hithluiy and graphically .keched -
Richmond EuImiHfr.
'rhe scctery OF this nle Is lal the South nad the
peculiar Institutions come in mailer OF course, but
treated in give ii all Tho character of
Inrt.nn book Boston d3tcyitser.
rise from it, perusHl without feeling that
he ln' been in close communion with intellect of
ordinary ability. II of the best WORKS of fiction
ihat hive rcnd. Il is admirable story oil Viz
sn'n lie. '-B,ito,a sentinel
at Is ,rcidedH the best work Of tn Kind TINT has
been issued, md j. Of the verq few novels that
should find udmittascr the family circlr.'
In this age Of nmsy and trashy literature it Ia really
refreshing to come ncro-s book 40 worlhy o plnce
among higher cIpse OF novels as this"-Ddi'y
7'tbtnc, ChcaFo
1--WE have r.nI this exceedingly elegant contribution
III oprlight life with nhsoihiur interest Along
il heart offering upon the etnr hume aud socinl al
ieCiuns, simple tao 81 r,nl hc. dedicated 10 my
brother and sister Wewclcone such attributes IA this
most heartily NoHh.ns in its WY suikc, on memory
our nrti-.c G3zctta would gem al purest ray .
md commend 'Aluir' every refined mind '-itatk
Leslre's LddtrS' Gd-ctie.
TIE trade supplied al the usual di.enuri
iel3ts a MORRIS, Publishrr kiehmoud Va