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day There were eley, n yesterday Of which two
Of persons who did not tie Of fever. Or physicisns
are treating the oirease quite successfully, and with
the assisiance rendered b. the CRY and the Howard
ssociaton the afflicted sta no much better ch4n e
OF their lives than when the disease first broke out
The deaths thus far have been, with perhaps three ex
cepiioIs cor fined 10 the poor.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore American
NORFOLK, "Wednesday Aug. IS, 1855.
From the most reliable sources send YOU correct
ftaiemsn' OF The fever with "a. On T ,esdsy there
EIGHT d. aihs to-day, to noon four deaths Ih-re
il much necs sssry alarm existing think thti
ON cafe IL saying one-hslf Of the stores closed,
end but little bus'ness dong. Norfolk has received a
blow from che cannot recover II six months. CAPTAIN
Barron Of the Navy, is Ealesceui; h- physicians
ssy be is out OF danger regret to hear his youngest
caueb br is very low. Captain james Henderson Il
sinking; there is hope for bin; be is well knoFe
in yopr city YOu viii doubtless hear ten thousand
reports that this and the other are dead. Several
cesths have been puhrhtd in your paper which were
entirely erroneous. Captain BOwdoin, Cashier OF the
Vfe iuia Bsnk ia quite sick, but lot of fever Every
die ace IL siyed the fever Our people decidedly
more cheerful since have gotten rid Of the aarmis
Tueedey was ob-erved a. day Of fasting, Humiliation,
and prayer Religious services were held 10 al the
churches. | the Pr 'ent of the CoE9cll In
Portsmouth and the SanetOry Committee to-day. lacy
report Stree Friday last the number of deaths has
averaged eight day. Wm. b. Collins, reported as
deed hes recovered and is attending 10 his business
DIR. j. n. Scheduled is doing well-out OF danger.
Dir. John Emmerson Is at the Naval Hospital very
sick bic brother Arthur Clerk Of the Court is a'ten1-
irp on him; be is very vel. The Clerks Office in
Portsmouth is closed. Mr. b. w. Palmer, Pur.er's
Cb rk in the Navy Yard, is sick; he is reported as
having the fever. Mr.. George Chamber reported AZ
sick is well. Mn. George w. Chambers Is fast re-
covering Considering the few persons now in Ports-
mouth we consider from the mortality that the fever s
not abatiDg. DR. K H. Parker's who died from the
fever family ere doing well
RIcBnoSD.-Reports having been circulated that
Az e.,or l. ID broLa, ont in Richmond TIE Dispqkch
says
inhe CITY of Richmond, tho most healthy city in
the United States was never more healthy than at
present In fact never knew it AZ free from sick.
ness as at this moment The air is delicious, pure and
ote bifu and The doctors have little or nothing 10 90.
AS 10 the yellow fever we a. sert most explicitly that
not single citizen Of Richmond has been by
that dieease."
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NEw-YoRKTRs rs KASsAs.-The wife Of a New
Yorker who recently went out to join her father in
Kansas. writes back from the New-York settlement
known as Council City to her husband letter daIed
the sth ult. from which we quote as follows:
"Tbere ere coal and stone on your woo1-clan,
though was told before coming ths there neither
wood water nor people be e hnd plenty Of every
thing though provisions are rather high. We have
a COW and penty OF milk, and The children are heay
and happy We live in fathers little og-cabin, but
he will commence our house next week. The beauty
Of the scenery surpasses my powers OF description.
have iust been around our claim, and like It. Come
ious soon, for YOU can have plenty Of work here
Here are a schoel-house and Two churches Every
tlng il 70 be bought though goods are rather DEAR
| had not hoped to find things 20 comfortable
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun.
WAsHINGToS Thursday, Aug. TO- 1855.

Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. TO- 1855
IT. report Of the Secretary Of War on the severa
Pacific Rail- DAD explorations gives preference TO IN
route on the third pa slle the most practical aud
economical route for railroad from the Mississippi
" River 10 the Pacific Ocean" This IL a-o the puO-
lie Judgment 50 formed from ell the facts which nave
been paced before the country. The details of the
examination Of the route, by Lieut. Williamson and
Lieut. Psrke, form important and Interesting docu-
ment II consists of an explanatory report, and OF
maps profles snd tables. Surprising the route to be
ADOPTED tn place Of the termination of the road
on the Pacific lie TO be fixed either at San Diego,
or San Pedro, or San Francisco The nearest
port san Pedro. does Lot offer good harbor.
There are but two good harbors on the California
coast to wit: San Diego and San Francisco. Supoos-
ing the iermini Of the road 10 be Fulton and Saa Pc
do is length will be one thousand Fix hundred and
eighteen miles and its estimated cost Is Soc $4,000
From Fulton 10 San Francisco the distance II 2,O39
niles The state OF the ascents and descents Is zoos
feet which il equivalent 79j miles and the equa;ed
length of the road is 2 s34 miles. The estimated
cost is $4,000 for single track, and without
eoupmeuts The sum is quite within the limits Of
State ard Federal means united. The estimate OF
repsrs and preservation Of the road s not given ua
but il would no doubt for years to come, greatly e1
coed the receipts of the road from private travel aud
freight But the road might pay" IN another way.
II nav be of iucaculsble value in time Of war and
civil commotion and may be an important bond Of
upion between the Pacific and the Atlantic States Of
the Union. This question will not fail 10 be well con-
sidered I'm the next Congress los.
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ACCOUNTS BY TELEGRAPH.
prIIrF Al PILL AnEIPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Aug. II, 1855.
The Committee of Relief OF this city have sent 5000
TO the How ard Association of Norfolk, for the relief OF
those that are suerir in that city aud 500 more to
the Portsmouth Association.
DIR. w. II freeman, from the West Indies, has vol
urteered his services to aid the sick and will start in
medaiely for Norfolk.
YELLOW FEVER IN VIRGINIA
BALTIMORE Friday, Aug. II, 1855.
The deaths from yellow fever at Norfolk for the last
two DAYS according TO the official report were twelve
At Portsmouth yesterday there were twelve deaths
from the fever and fifteen new cases
MidshIman Walter Jones, in command OF the
Penr ~ lvana there and FIVE seamen were down with
IT, The crew of t1e Pennsylvania has been taken to
Crsney Island by the st. Lawrence for better pro-
lection .
Private letters from Norfolk represent the disease
increasing there.
Dor ted as occurring in Richmond yesterday. AL the
parties were originally from GospOrt
The contributors in this cry for the relief OF the
sufferers amounts to s. 600 Provisions are purchased
ara sent down daily by the boats.
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PROGRESS or RELIEF.
RELIEF IN NETWORK.

AT O'Clock yesterday numerous merchants OF this
City met at room No. 10 Insurance Buildings, Wall
ST. for the purpose OF evisipg mode of relieving
the sufferers by yellow fever at Norfolk, Gosport and
Portsmouth, rgnia.
The meeting organized by appointing Mr. PELA-
rIAH PERITT, President Of the Chamber Of Com
merce 10 the Chair, and Mr.. L. MERIAN, Secretary.
The PRESIDENT said the objects OF the meeting were
well understood, aud invited any PEI son presen, to
offer such propos tons might be most appropriate
TO the end sought 20 be attained
A communication received from the Howard
Association at Norfolk appealing for assistance, and
detaing the condition Of affairs in that city. Bush
ness was stated 10 be at staDd-stlll.
gentleman from Portsmouth present stated that
ont of population of II 900 persons in that city only
l 500 remained and those for lack of means 10 remove
themselves and families Remittances are To be sent
10 Norfolk; the funds OF the Corporation OF Ports
mouth exhausted.
Mr. ROBERT Oracle moved that Committee be
appt inted 10 confer with the Corn-Exchange Com
mittee.
A gentleman suggested whether any Committee APP
pointed by this meeting would not clash with ths Com
nittee appointed by the COu-Exchange meeting.
The President stated that that Committee had ref
ereuce to the merchants directly connected with the
Cora Exbange He thought this meeting oughtte APP
Point a Committee on behalfof the public at large.
MIR. Gracies motion prevailed aud the following
gentlemen were appointed COMMITTEE to solicit SUBJ
scIiptons from the public generally for the rehei ottne
sufferers by yellow fever at the places above named;
COMMITTEE
T. W. Tiers Robert B. Minturn.
Pblander HanfOTd, seth Grosvenor,
JoseTb Lawrence, Samuel Marsh
Il. y. Dawson, Adam Sofle,
0l;ver slsse Stewart Brown,
Wm y MACY Henry Smythe,
Tbos. @. Taite, ~ shcnnsn,
LYMAN Davidson, geo Ionlns
Benz. II. FIELD, n >. I9niey,
FSwin How Joseph y. Collins.
( II Nichols C. Talbot OyphAnt,
W. r. DODGE VIM Whuock,
Caleb q Halsted. John L. Aspinwal,
Rich.rd REL Geo. \. fotnam,
George Brisgs Thos McElrath
Samuel Willett.
Mr. w H. MACY of the Leather Manufacturers
Rank was electeo Treasurer. Contributions may be
directed 10 him al The Bank in Niliamst-
The Committee will meet at o'clock this Z. NJ, at
the same place.
We were informed that 81, 900 ofthe Corn Exchange
contributors were forwarded TO Gosport yesterday.
The meeting then adjourned
WAsHINGToS, Aug. l6.-The Assistant Postnas-
ter-enera and clerks Of that Department today paid
in SOS toward the relief Of the Portsmouth Goeport
and Norfolk suferers The officers of the Sixth Add
Tor Bureau also contributed $3.50 to the same beneyo-
lent object.
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TERRIBLE STORM Il EVASsyILLI.-On Saturday
last Evansville Ind, was visited by terrible hurTi-
care. -Four large houses were blown 10 he ground
snd two men who were At work on the houses we're
very severely injured The stores occupied BY Keel
or, funsley Il Co, Altering Drummer, Baoeock q
Bio-, Robert Bsrnes, s. L. Gilbert Co AMI Johr.
DevsreuI vets more or less injured by unroshng or
other effects Of the storm Several persons barel es
capped with their Eves Chicago Deu- P.ess.
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blowing of shore brings us strong bitterfragrant
odor similar to tansy. The sky is clear, Of cold
brilliant blue, and the whole panorama is exceed.
iDgly cheering and bracing after our dirty night
outside. i stop writing TO 90 ashore. b. T.
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Tie following is a statement Of the amount o
posisse on letters sent to the respective of5ce'
rsued, and there TO be remailed add sent 70 other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

POSTAGE SrATrsrIos.-The following Is a compare
tive staitment Of the amount received for letter post
age Ct the principal cities in the Uoited States, during
the YEAR ending BIS; March, 1853 aud ls55:
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TasE rsxuON.

't'HE subscribers have completed their arrange
ments IN finishing ana furnishing their new sI-
loon and chambers fr tie convenience Of thoaa who
may "ish such scc5mmodatien We nave spared 10
money o. labor 70 make saloon and rooms equal
~ ahyihing ~ the country. and arrang nrnss al
READY snade Tor receiving oysters from tile east slid
game from tic conntry Tour fine markets, we shall
make our saloon superior to anything st, equal
to anything east. All We ark i but call and
tfa AID We vail p.edge ourselves to give satisfac
lion.
Parties can b. accommodated With private raams
when dsyfrsd, aud anything served up for them they
may wish
kacuiieei the place, on cast side III 2nd b.fwcefi
Main and johnson Streets
nosI5d3t MACkLEY a JOHNSON.
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PANCHALL.N FEVER AND AGIR
MIXTURE.

IN0R the edectual cure 81 Gbill- and Ieter. Inter
l. mittent Fever. Dumb Ague, aad Billions At
taekS.
This preparation has been found afr extensive
trial to be a certain and efiectua for the above
diseases il Is composed entirely If vegetable sub
stance and contains nothing that injurious
Is upon The system. Persons while using this med-
cine obi ed 10 lie by, the contents Of one
bottle breaks the chill and remove. the disease and
arc affected by exposure 10 water tiekiy les~
tiles any more than when In their usual health and
by taking bottles more, the patient will
find the appetite 10 strength tn supply the
place of General Detifg Aigbf s,-sts. DiEzine- In
the Head and all other forms OF disease having heir
origin in Masma Malaria, and become esffreg
teeR
The Proprietor states, without fear Of eontTadic-
ton, that PAsCHALLfs fK1ER ASn AetR MIXTURE
aas efecualy cured more persons whore IL has been
introduced, than any other preparation known, and
could produce anv numbr If certificates. Is usual
with medicines Of this kind from those Of the best
respeetabilttE and frnm eminent pbyseinns of Phi
ladelphia and elsewhere, who prescribe IL IL their
practice for the above diseases certifying ~ its ''un
usual efficacy in curing whore 9th remedies have
failed bat II y 10 stand fan uPo s merits
clone il H. deem unnece5sary, aud iget saying -
those Afflicted Buy one hottle and you will hare
faiibic pr,ot IN Yourself
Farmers. Planters. Mechanics, and nil Laboring
Men in sections If country where the above diseases
prevail b. adopting il a. Prtren{ire, viii he free
from these attacks IN that of the year which,
while it il the sekIy, is the meet valuable to
them.
For sale by MOORE & HOOPER Druggists.
Agents for heokuk, Iowa
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FURNITURE.

Al Wholesale AAb RETAIL,
Al No. OIL Main S,reei,.......... K E0ht X low a .
gIsIiE undersigned does not deem il cxpcdeni ~
1 say that lac has Furniture better than
ans other establishment IN keokuk. or elsewhere,
but would say te wholesale End retail purchasers
aud old customers that he has on hand O. nds If
Furniture, and any gnant4sIes tDn NaH. put up and
packed ready for wagon transportation. Among
o,her thing
Bureaus, plain, fancy and dressing
Tables. Card, Center, Side, Breakfast, Dining. and
Dessert.
Chairs, Windsor. Cane. and Mahogany Spring
Seats.
Rocking cllairs, Cane Wood. and Spring sea;s.
Bedsteads. common, fancy, aud tottnge, high and
low pnsla.
Window Shades. Curtain eorniees, Willow Ware
and Wagon
Ladies Cabinets and Work Boxes.
Mattresses and all kinds If Upholstery on hand
and made to order.
II will pay to give a call.
No sign up, though place generally we'll marked
heokuk, Aiay ] 1880 Wy h. MIi..kf.
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An Le!e' iet tset ~. tHlLLs AND fEFEI, N
Iorn iI9URs
rIsHrS Novel AMI extraordinary remedy il uphe.o
/ by the testimony # some Of the bsst names u
Tennessee, MisrissiPr md Arkansas TIL prppFie-
az aud inventor has, among thousands Of otheTs Ger
tfeates Fl m ibcfotlouing dstip suished gentlemen
Il Memphis Tenn, thu home of the proprietor
Rev. H. l. Graes, Col Smith u. Baakhs ad-editcr
N. mphis Wing, Vim. / fancey-e-iitoref the M
plis News I. keefe, II. b.. Y A. Carr II h.. H. IL.
Crockett, !nmyeF grandson II Davy Cricket, Ihos :.
Land Nj. y.
This wonderful aster does not pain blister III cx-
soriate. VIII reYer las been introduced il has su-
perc ded iii other paient medicines fet ehils. and
tr{reH guinins osf Of the HGsketf
Unlike Quinine. Arsenic and other deleterious
drug. this medicine mikes quick, radical ard per-
feet cure and is not follow d by train Of maadies
than he removed IT Is perfectly har mi
and be used withperfect safety by all and
ages
The proprietor in introducing the r. NJ r. In this
community casts 1t 10 make us local reputation here
by its merits and superior Gains on the public
Address G. NJ. D.nie, Proprietor. Memphis Tenn
PRicr, 81. A liberal discount made to the trade
sent by mall 10 all parts If The country.
Soc wholesale and retail agent for keoknk,
Ii. IL. AARES.
Gorner Sd and Main street. oet24fw
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DE~TaK. NOTICE.

TAR j. X. RIChEY, Surgeon Dsnt- sx-~sa,
- ist having returned from tho East -. -
VIII be happy a. wait on his fftenas. 'AlIIIJ'
Having a iarg. stock # Teeth, from
tn best manufactures please the most fastidl-
GUS Teeth mounted either guild or piatlna on
his new improved method. which Is Tow boing used
by the best ID ntists. He Is also pr para 10 mount
Block Teeth or Continuous Gums, on god or rlatih'i
when on the latter, at lower price mounting 70
the Iii ference Ia est of materials full sets on god
fir : 100 on ri AqiSA for 500. All work warranted
oiee on the south side Of Blondcau, between "a ana
4th streets krokuk
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LIVERY STABLE,

IN johnson Street, between LIST and I'd, -
~ by VIZ. H. CLEeHoRs. This establish
ment il large, commodious, we'll arrangedA q
and amply provided with good horses we'll traire
for harness, well as With Carriages, Bugaies and
Hacks, open and close, covered and half covered, Of
every descript adapted TO convenience luxury
Horses Carriages Of residents If the city or Wis
itors from abroad kept moderate terms and
carefully attended to by men thoroughly skilled in
the business.
Horses bought and sold commission and on my
account AT all times.
Nav q, lSaJ.-dy
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NJ. W. Hicks VI. D..
s GAG K c " MI CT
E.a1raGS Al.
D en- tai uYg eTY

TAR. l.. $ BARBER would respectfully & -
IL inform his patr8ns and TN public 1899
era slv. tllll iis moved his o1et 4 ~ 14---1I
MN nrirk tniJlne IN the west side IL hir1 et,
between Main anu johnson, wh feha has secured 2
handsome suit Of and he 'parea neither tnn9
or expense 10 make til sIn rEant ana e2m!oriab'-
Thankful for past favor h ."iicts continuance o.
the same. .l.tf~ Al operations warranted
kpoiuk 0.t ID
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Tennessee Iron.

w L are now receiving, in addition 70 our pres
w ent stock of Iron and Biacksm Tools, di-
recty from the manufacturers, ~ tons assorted ST.
zes Bar Iron 81 which viii be able 10 give our
customers lie benefit of the recent decline IN the
market also 30 slabs assorted sizes Pillow Steel. 10
which the attention IF dealers and black iniths is
directed Feeling DESTROYS of enlargiug this branch
Of our business, prepared 10 offer the neces-
sary inducements TO customers 10 accomplish the
same. NAw IbNNABi4E. I'M ! II a ~
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ODELL Il MATLESk.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Boots q nd 8hO e s,

DY con taBt arrivals our stock o. Eastern WORK
ID viii soon BIZ the finest and largest ever offered
n keokak They IRE selected with special reference
To the wants If the retail trnde, and will comprise
every variety imaginable. The prices will be such
AZ viii convince every that have fully ndfpt-
ed the motto of "Quck Sales and Small Profits.
y b. The Sumner Goods now ON hand win be
closed out AT CosT.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
To the Ladte- we would say, call N and see our
elegant styles If Bot, es Busklns and Slips. OF thu
finest materials uc manufactured at our establish
ment viii, Il in point 81 quality aud durability "c
win warrant to be equal 10 any in the west
Gentlemen Will fad il 10 their interest 10 call and
examine our stock 81 custom made work, Of which
an ample quantity will always be Kept On hand, ana
H. we only the best materials. and employ none
but the best workmen, they may rest assured oi .
good urtcle guaranteed to iii In alt eases.
n. b. All articlcs ~ our own munGfacturc war
mnted.
Sign Of the Mammoth shoe, corner building, Main
and Third Streets.
August n. ls55.--d6w
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THEGhEAT AMERICAN HAIR Tonic
WHAT j. more desirable by the voung than the
w luxuriapt locks q youth and heau3y2 Whgt
dreaded by the middle aged thAn gray halr,g
Tho hat Is old bat would avert balGne=sH which
can all be accom- piished BY u-iug Alexander ! PEI
lamieus 50 universally aknawe,g gel IL b tho meet
-uperief article FIJI identifying the Hair and which
i equally etheae, u IL preserving it, natural health.
f5r sale at = Main street. by
JuHc 2b.-df j. II. hINCHELI Il CO.
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=. II. il0uGiiT0S, Attorney and Counsellor
L. ~ Law. Netary Public, Land and neral COL
ee ing Agent. Office IN the Real Estate Az nvy ard
wh9leate Anetiau II use ~ smith Van s'eklen,
- III street twsn Main and johnson, Keokuk
Iva. Lpts u Lots aud Farm. fur sale, On reasona-
bis terms. loot. cd
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NEW PRINCIPLE! NO POISON!
Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure,

k~A0<AS0
AR ANTIrDTE ~ AALAhia' iof we PtSfeh-
~ tion aud cure o. Fever ana neus' - NJ
Dumb Agues and oinar Int an
Fevers also az BIious IeN.rs, actrhlaht,u ~
Typhoid symptoms; Typhoid Fever, leiiow fefcF,
Ship and JAN Fever, ueneraa popis,s, Nis"'
and all o.h1r forms OF disease which Rave coi'hoh
origin in Malaria OF hiasma,
This subtle atmospheric peisons ~hich ~ St' am
seasons is anavoidaby inhaled NJ every hF@ tn, i,
the same IN character wherever II exs.s--noH south
east ~ wc<t--and will everywh r. yirid this new
ly discovered ASrrDofE which ~ uraiSes this poison
completely purincs ths system, and tods entirely
news all thu cause OF disease
The proprietor distinctly ciajyns those extyaordna-
~ results from IL uc
Ii will protect any Resident or traveller, even IN
the st sickiy or ssampy localities, from any ague
bilious ass..se whatever, or any injury from con
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i prepared 70 take lkencsses IF All who may give
bin call, in the nost perfect manner, having .
large NAygAt, the only light by which blue cye
be made to look natural, and far superior to al
other ights for Daguerreotyp'ng also, having au
experlencein the art of over years be hatters
himself that he can suit the most fastidious. Pie
lures and Drawings copied; Landscapes and pic
uras of the sick deceased taken at short notice
Pc urc put up IN crery variety Of style, regardless
II p weather, and satisfaction in all guar an.
iced
June % l855-dtf
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DAVIES a HART.

w HoLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No
w Us, Main Street, keokak, Iowa.
Having located Ia this city We would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the interior thai we have
engaged IN the above business having all the faeil-
iNes for purchasing stock directly of the mann
iaCturess nj tie lowest figures. 1t object AM
lie cIn aatlan 20 build up large and pcrmane n
raip by keeping on hand large and we'll assorted
stock making oar prices low that be less,
and terms and disc UNITS as liberal Us any other
aoAse.
PleAse oil and eA.inlnn ntar .l.ak. seuI 81 "
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CAVE a SONS
New Publication List.

NTRs Ann = stevens nsw Booa. The OLD ilome-
vi al ,"
~ ,aaes : - 1ale of English society 4 really
Del EhtfaI work. ana th4t VII QUE th- curl,
oslfy every on that Iayes IN ne world % fasiilo
ia ms county. -
.Eaie. - tne Human med5 By John L.
ter e. s.kr. With Il Us ~ l.uss
II yaal /. great story " rs h-F," omM FaenR'
~ s XII NIias Dng si,r.
ls.Ar- tsiazotte d Fla ZION the Bau Monde
FIR NQeemhr. h"Ns
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Mckee A. Timbe rnan,s Livery stable.
FIslilS Stable situated Third Street, between
L Main and Blondeaa Streets IL large and com
moions and especially fitted up and adapted for the
business and the undersigned amply prepared to
accommodate their friends and the public generally,
with Saddle ilorses Bngges. and Carriages Mt rea-
sonabe rates. They also keep Horses by the dav,
week or month. SAM'L Mckee
w. TIMBERMAN