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II ashinston Union Insurance Co.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Gapitaf, $3.50. zoe.

bfhferS.
u: II. DINHAM, President;
GfoEGE MyeArT, Vice President ud Treasurer
q N SKEErs, Secretary
GEORGE Il. SgNrEE, General Agent
Directors
Geo Nygatt, CLEVELAND; y Dguham, Cles Gland,
+ I Rarkns. to G WI Cook. III
4 saualord, ID w nj Powell. do
Hem NorthrHp, do Jacob Perkins, Warren
Geo Saater, do T Baker, Norwab
q y skeei5, do John Clafk, Brunswick
J P Robinson, Bedford.
THIS rel hnomn Company IS pre-
pared n tu6c rlshs On he safer class
Is # prnpert4 Tier mcans are
ample, and are 50 GaueSted that The
tHds CAN ONLY EE USED TO PAY LOSSES.
No steam OF special hazardous risks are taken,
aad
The sum to be Insured in the same vicinity is
limited TO q prudent amount.
The Company has completed the fourth year
Of rs existence. and tie Directors have been able
10 meet.all losses without the necessity Of a tax
bron tbs premium notes.
70 assessment Aas bcea nade upon ne
opposite Hotes
EDWARDS & TURNER, Agents.
February 10TH 1859. 5lnd
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Accounting r. EEoeI1 Keeping.

Nj r.. III @ Il b,
A I the urgent solicitation Of numerous friends
"a has consented 10 open class on Book Keep
ine and Commercial Business ii siannns i Ham
ilton's Hall, on the 2nd Monday of Nav
He expects the Merchants OF keokuk to press
the attendance Of their young men, and to allow
the necessary time
Commercial subjects
a Ladies' class Will be opened BY leaving
names al II y. Woodward & Co.'S
Gents TO leave on paper their names al Stan.
nus and hamlltou's store
April 49, 1885. dtda4ayIl
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NJ n HUSTON I 5 tx

WHOLESALE DsA LkH I'm NOTIONS AMI
FANCY DRY GOODS,
81 Naln street, k~sknk, Town
ALWAYS on hand general assortule Mt or RIB.
- honss carpets, Laccs, Edgings, Insertion ant
Millinery Goods III general, with large assort-
inent OF white goods, Hosiery, Comforts, Gloves.
suspendcrS, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papera
uselops common and fancy, blank Books fancy
soaps, Hair OIL, Cologne and perlumery ofallLinas
large assortment OF pocket cutlery; Scissors
Razors, Pistols, Clocks GOLD and silver Watches
andjewelry of all descriptions, quality
also large and genefalassortmeut of Coniss hut
tons, Threads, Pins, needles, spectacles an Ca
sess Port Monies, fine assortment of Pocket
Wallets, Memorandum Books, Pencils, shaving
Brushes aud Boxes, fancy Work Boxes, Google s
and Eye PROJECTORS. Ina word everything com
prised In the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also large assortment Of
FINE CIGARS,
Aceordeons and FiGtinas of all grades.
our stock will be found very heavy and com
plete our goods having been elected the aarIv
fall trade with great care and with special re fer
ence to the re quirements Of he western markets.
We are confident we can give satisfaction TO ali
regards both quality and prices, us we intend to
compete with the st. Louis market, and will sell
low, II mt little lower than any house in the
West.
We SILL " WHOLESALE ONLY, aud contine
ourselves TO one particular branch OF business,
aAa Of course buy and sell cheaper than persons
Rrering promifeuoas stock. We would re spect-
fully requeat Merchants, Pediars aad De aiers In
general, to give us call and examine our stock
and prize nj salts ~ themselves before pur hs
ing elsewhere, we thnk they will mad it greatly
to their advantage. Call al DO. 81 Main street,
G, II. HUSTON.
Sept. l, 1894 d&w
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ii AVE made arrangements at Washington
Ill City, by which they can speedily procure
Land Warrants uBder the law OF 1875
All persons who have served ia any of file
wars of The United States are entitled TO 100
acres. In case OF deeeaxe of persons " BIO aetu-
ally served, the widows and heirs are entitled.
No chsrge unless saecrssiul.
Office over Parsons Bank, keokuk, Iowa
March II. 1855, dAw3m
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New Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.
Ar ON Third street, III rear Of Ayres' Drug
RMv store, IS an experienced workman, and
viii warrant the best and heatest 1T that
can be got up IN heokuk.
March IS, 1855 dly
PROF. a.. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
ME have never known any other Medicine
w VIE so iargs share OF public confidence
IN SO shot time, as this has done. II has not
been more than year since we hEst heard OF it,
ana II now stands at the head OF ali RENE Iles OF
the kind---fChester Hell aid.
Well ma, the editor say this, Cor the intrinsic
merit of the compound has enable q the proprietor
TO sell within the past ten months in the cities
OF NJ. Louis lid New YORK more than one hun
bred thousand dollars worth of certificates fl OLA
the Intelligent and gentlemen OF national reputa-
ilou, Of which the foil owing is enc;
Carlyle, Ill, June 81, 1879.
have used Prof. o. ]. Woods Ran heItora-
tive, and have admiredits wonderful effect. My
hair was becoming, a. ~ thought, rrematurey
gray, but by the Of hiss "Restoratiye,'' II has
resumed Its original color, and, have no asubi
permanently So.
sydney Breese, Ex- Senator United states.
Also circulars which can be had OF the Agents
n. II. AynEs, -.
GILMORE II IcKERSg. I
Keokuk, Iowa, June Is 'b4--Idhw Iy.l
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Dissolution OF Co-partnershIp.

THE copartnership heretofore existifg be-
tween X. q J. w. Wilsev r. WI.ev
having purchased the entire interest Of ] w.
Wilsey will continue the business in all lis
branches with largely increased facilities. j. W.
WIIsey will still continue III the house during
the absence Of X. Wllsey east
r. WiI.sEY.
]. W. NlLSEl.
Keokuk. Fab %, 1850.
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i bItAtNNii OF ttc ufICdfiltIc tVttsEt o.
Il peusy iyania-incorporate by tie ..eSis-
latQfe Of that state with perpetual charter
TRUSTEES.
HIS Fxcellency the Hon. JANIS BUCHANAN;
Hon N<. wilkins, Gate Secretary at Wary
The HoN. MOSES HAMPTON; HON. " Fl Low
~: Hos CaARLEs NAYLoR; and GLY. J K.
AooaEHHAns
FACULTY..
ANnnEw I HowpEx, late senior Professor Of
Book Keeping and Commercial >ceace il The
Mercantile Coltga Of Pennsylvania.
Lofts Il -l4444etF hate Professor of Com.
merctal and Oruain sntal Peumanshipin the same
institution.
CHAs. Ben, DARWIN, member " he Baring-
ton Bar-Pfoiessor Of Mercantile Law.
TIE Principals design carving ont III every
particular that course ottTainrg for business liz
iIodared ard followed Up tor upwards oi Gilt sen
feafs b. III. DuFF, the founder u the MercaH-
tlle College Of Peunsy vanla, by which about
36f0 merchants and accountants have been quail
fled fer business. Ii is row regarded by btlsi-
f4ess ren az the most thorough and effective pre-
pafdton Ter the accountant given in the United
States. X compartments upwards of 40 real
business Observation-Disclosures six different
methods Of Conducting books rs double entry-
about 30U commercial computations, explaining
many business operations not found in cofnmet.
arltlmetics-a comprehensive course Of meicar
tile penmanship--busin forms and bushes
leiists-daily lectures on commercial law an,
commerce sciences.
TIER rooms wll be open for the reception Of
students on the tffst Of December.
Circulars mailed 10 any altiress
burlington, Nov p, 1884 d&w
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Gard.

grs9e Fee'ms verg thankful tor the
-, -. iibefaI patronage heretofore re-
s12k~=SSss7S-.ssels eeised, ;ase the Liberty to
call the atteutloa ot the public 10 the extensive
Stock Vi
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
Of every description, have now Oh hand, which
arm enabled 10 sell lower than 81. Logs prices.
Also. having been practical matchmaker for
d number eff }eas, feel confident Of giving sat
istactoH, = regards watches ,eft Ia ny care.
JULES GEISER
Keokuk, an. Il, 1875.
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the SUMMER HALF TERM OF THE

kEOKUK FEMALE SEMINARY
IgsA commence On Wednesday,, Nay End.
DEy. VIM. II. WILLIAMS, Principal, and
Ill Teacher of The Grammar, Analys sis and
Criticism of the English Language, Of Rhetoric,
intellectual and Moral Philosophy, and the Eyi-
dences Of Christianity.
Mrs A. l.. WILLIAMS, Teacher Of Bible and
Ecclesiastical History, Natural Theology ana
Domestic Economy French Language and Vocal
aud instrumental Music.
Miss MANY j. HIATT Teacher OF Geography,
History, Arithmetic, and the various branches al
Mathematical and Natural Science, Painting and
Drawing.
Tuition, care ofrooms, ink, chalk, &c, in the
several Departments, 81 80, $500 and SO 30.
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R0DERICk q LEE.


yITEare now receiving, in sadlfion to our pres
W. cnt stock OF Iron aud glscksmith Tools, d.
-ectiy frori the manufacturers 50 tons assorted 81
sts Bar Icon, on which will be able to give our
market ALSO $50 slabs assorted sizes rIow steel
to whtk ia sttea iien Of callers and blackfmiths
- direek<d. Feeffng desiroGs OF charging this
bxanch OF sur bsness, we prepared 10 offer the
Aoce4G6ty lnducs nts to customers to accomplish
&ho same. CONNABLE, sMYIH co.
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BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLAkk BOOKS made aud rutsd 10 any required
IL psitern,--CourtR he cords, Justices, Docketg,
Assessors Books, FOIL Books, &C, dc furnish
ed At short notice.
II Old Books, Magazines, Music, c., bound
or rc-houns la any style desired.
~ by Pindery will be found . MAN, be I'VE en-
Second and Third streets, sign OF thu orig
BOOK" ISAAC n. FIERCE.
Jan -, i6sa.-d6w
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4 TT -ee4AAaLtt alo. s. aMrrH * cnYvAptI.
GDNNEEeE4F,. NTzA,EEr & 10.

j hnIfsale GraCefS, dcHlers in Tennessee Eren, L.
Forwarding and CcIn mi s.ion Merchants,
MS. 81 and IS. Leyee,
A RE now receiving the following, roultletiur
/ heir spring stock, which they otter to te trade
t very low rates They sllI do Justice to any o.
ets they may be favored with
90 hbGs n q sugar. s0nests tubs,
o bbls selchsr's clf, 10 dGx tar buckets,
S . loaf anu crushed, so d. zinc gasheoaras.
30 II moles&es, 20 boxes clothes plas
@ i" plantation & 100 coils sIdal.4a rope,
o . Bclchef's II & - lnla
golden syrup, rs dOz heap and grass bed
o pkgs hi btl 8 kgs do eefis,
60 sacks Ri0 cotee. 900 boxes window glasz,
. poetts old gov Javad do asat slzes \ brands,
90 kegs nails, asst sizes, so boxes tumblers,
70 boxes soap, 90 bxs ~, If pt X Ut tasks
o do star candies, 5ceroons 2cases indigo
d do mould do cass nrline 5na.ltier
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Carey & kiIbOurne,

DIRECT Importers and Dealers ia China.
IL Glass, ana CueenFw4lt, have ustfecetypd
per Ocean Steamer, Geo. Peabody, Stenty, Hre
crates III well assorted Crockery. ware, which
they offer to CouHtry Dealers a very low prices
They also have Ill store FOR The aity trade.
Dinner aud Tea sets cf China ana Eartteu.Naf are
complete. Stand f.aiaps SIDE Lamps, hanging
Lamps, Chandeliers, Globes, aud ChiHneys
Fluid burning Lamps Lanterns. Looking glasses
T0mbIers, 3lolasses Cars, Jars, Br,tanIa- ware
and large and aeii .elerted lot If wait paper;
all Of which they offer to the City trade low
kenknk I'm / 1855. Id
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Meat Market.

THOMAS CROSS notifies the public that he
i viii open Meat Stall Oh Sd street. IN the
house of T. w Johnson, adjoining the coffin
ware room, where he hopes to receive share OF
public patronage. THOS. CROSS.
Feb. %, 1883 DIFF
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Iowa State Insurance Company.

Iowa State Insurance Company.
NVICE il hereby gisen.that the low srATE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY has been organized.
for the purpose of doing an Insurance business.
\ ifeDflncipal place oil transacting business il A
hthe ~ OF heekuk, Lee County, Iowa HE
Sap9 Lot the Company will be managed BY a
boarI Of Directors, who will be elected oh tile
ssc0nc monday Of Jsunary, annually, BIZ the
members or HE Company, laa persons insured
on the mutual plan member. ot tale Cosapa.
nY.o The highest amount Of indebtedness To
<wsichthe Company will Al anY time subject
NsAft Is five millions of dollars. The Company
wAIc0mmenre its business on Size 10Th day Of
April, 1855, and continue for twenty wears -
Pfssste property Is 10 be exempt from The pay
ment Of corporate debts. TIE premium notes
and cash premiums received for insurance con-
stftrteshe capital stock of the Company The
cash premium is 10 be paid when the policy ~
issusd; the preminr notes are assessed BY the
Company for the paymentof lozses once in each
year. re-
f. II. HARRISON, President
WV. r. TunNrF, Secretary.
April l3, 1855. 4wd&w
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WHoLks NE AND RETAIL.
n l.. II. TURNER has purchased
Ca NA the entire stock of s. b. Good
gttrt-g7aA rich & Co. and will carry on Tie
agsk-ss-kA.-A business of saddle and harness
making in all lis branches 1t the
shop formerly occupied by ]. c. Trimble, No Sc
Main Street
His stock consists Of the best material 10 be
found ln-the Cincinnati market. and he ean offer
Inducements 10 The trade either al wholesale on
retail
WHIPS.
He has also every style of whips, which can
be had n wholesale lower than anywhere else
u this city.
Parteu. Intention giyento REPAiRlNG. Job
will he don ! the shortest notice, AM II gees
style.
keokuk. Feb. IL, 1855, asuly.
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10 the Public.

y tEEN = UVXENs
THE undersigned proposes 10 do Carpenters
1 and Jonsrs work of every description, and
will fake contracts for buldihg houses from the
ground upwards, and finish and furajsh materials
and deliver the keys or IN any way as per con-
tract, and OF The quality and architectural style
agreed upon, ana at the time specified Can be
seen at my shop or Office on Fulton Street be,
tween Second ana Third. i. EIGHLR
Contractor and House Builder
REFERENCES: Mr. ]. A. Graham. Thos. W.
Clageti Esq, Geo. {. Dixon Esqs +, Rev. YIN.
II. Williams.
keoknk. Apr 10 1855 1
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DEALERin Watches, Clocks, Fancy and varie-
~ ty Goods, Musical Instruments, and Tovs .
all kind. Watches, CIoCKs and Jewery repaired.
Old Gold and siIvefbought. Main street, heteween
Fourth and Fifth ,Keokuk Iowa tmaf,23'63.d
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suarN1ER.

kGMMEh.
TWENTY-FIVE dozen Caps Just re-<%~e
J. esieed. all styles. qualities and prices GYe@SA
for sale cheap al SHELD0N'S HAT STORE.
April ~, 1905.
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STRAY MARE.

GTRAYED from the subscribers premises in
~ Jefferson county, sorrei Mare, five year4
old and rising fifteen hands high with blazed
face, and the letters p. ID. branded on the left
shoulder, right hind fool white and new shoes on
fore feet
Any person who will give me information, ad-
dressed to FalffieId, By which may recover the
above animal shall be suitably rewarded
WIN. u, CLApP.
May ;, 1873. Id 4,w
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THEODORE Bits. JOHN y. NELLIE
BETS MELLEy,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Ne. City Buildings. saiat Louis, Missouri

Gro " McCreery b Co
James Watson,
Young Brothers,
e. ". stone L. CO.
Capt. E.. w Gould,
Rhodes, Pegram 4 Co .
LoEer, RenIck r Co.
w. 8. Gilman.
]. r. CorRstoek 4 CO.
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON.


CORNER JOHNSON AND SECOND STREETS,
KEOKUh.
sr@~&g TINS House, having been leased by The
EAia undersigned, has been extensively re-
- pared, and thoroughly renovated from
top TO bottom. 1t is eliEioy situated, and IS
provided with all the necessary arrangements fer
FRS, rate Hotel The design of tie proprietor
is 20 make Il the banner Hotel of KeokuK, and
ne pails or expense viii te spared 10 accomplish
that sheet.
RY~ sgEage taken TO and from The House
free Of charge. GEO. RUSSELL.
Keokak, July q, 81. DIT
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Russell 4 Bennett,
Child, Pratt h Co.
o. ID. Filley,
Woods, chflsty Il Co.
A. j. MeGreery Il Co.
Gaty, McGune Il Co.
Bust, Wiley Il East,
S. Il j. Hamil,
Wilson 4 Brothers,
March IS, 1855. dYw
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UNPARALLELED Rnsh for Life Or r +
" Barnum. By himself
Ida MAY BY Mary J 4ug1on
Ter Nights in Bar Room. BY T S Arthur
A Book Of snrpassiag interest. Ida Norman.
BY Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, Of patapsco Institute,
Maryland AT GRAHAM / CANEes,
Jan, !, 1855. d Street.
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OF BURLINGTON.
TRUSTEES

4 BRANCH of the Mercantile College OF
Il nsyiyania-ncofporae by tie ..esis-
atQle Of that State with perpetual charter.
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~ tNNN. ~. n IL
YkgsaenEay H. EsNFEhGg.

III AVE thls day associated themselves together
Ill Fiji tAr transact i-4E tae pfpz Al..iana4 It'd
ait lis branches They expect To Keep On haai
general and we'll selected assortment ot Pre-
Drugs, Chemicals ;Ped4mery, Paints, Oils, &c.
Also have by This arrangement become sole
pro- rietors for The manufacture and sale If IL.
K Ghimore's celebrated MamalGhe Imminent
aud uniqaIlel Vegetable Anti Billions pills, for
the states Of Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and territory OF Nebraska.
All orders in future wr.l be addressed 10
McKENNY & RUNNER
Dec. d. 1884. Gf
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C.. CBERmoD.

vFEPs stuck Of Family Groceries ayariety
u Toys, AZ : an assortment uT Musical instr
msnts FOR SIC on Main street, beF eesn seeons
Ind thn Il. InaF29'e5
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Dec q, 1854. 4
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-23
Neto York Markets.

NEW York, May 2a.--Aftemoon meeting
Cotton ia firm, with an upward tendency sales
1000 bales at former rates. Flour is upward, and
prices are a trife higher; sales $500 bbls. good
Ohio, $40 O6 IA $40 81 H. Southern -four Is
firm, but transactions are moderate. Wheat is
tribe lower sales 1900 bushels. Corn is a trife
higher; sales 10000 bushels; western mixed, 81
10 IL a$1 16 per bushel
Provisions. is upward---sales of 1000
barrels old mess at $40 SO IL $40 rs new
mess, 81, 75a$17 81 IL. Beef is trife high
er-sales Of 46o barrels; country mess, $40 a
$l2 81 IL. Repacked Chicago beef, $lb SIS
SO. Lard is higher in kegs-1,O00 at II IL cts.
per pound; in barrels, 600 at To- 10 IA cents
Whiskey is easier. Ohio, 3s IA SO IL cents
per gallon.
Groceries.--Rio Coffee is dull sales at 10 IA
cents. Sugars and Molasses are firm, but trans
actions are moderate
Ndral Stores-Spirits Turpentine are easy
sales at A 45 cents per gallon Crude is dull at
31-4a3 IL Rosin is firm. Rice is unchanged,
with limited demand, at previous rates.
Stocks are quiet. Money is unchanged Virginia
6's, 90 7-s cents Missouri 6's, 81 IA cents.
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ECONOMY Is A PRINCIPLE OF AC-
IL tion which, IL tenaciously adhered 10 is produc-
tive Of the most brilliant success in every ayocation
Of life
RICHARD w. CARTER corner Of Louisiana
and Seventh street. 10 dispensing Linen Goods
Of superior makes at great sacrifices Purchasing
his goods for cash in New York. he is enabled TO sell
70 the ladies Of Washington Tablecloths Of the best
description 25 per cent less than any other house
within the Metropolis.
He has received from New York superior assert
Iment of Irish Linens, Table Cloths, Corded Swiss
Muslins, Plaid Muslins, Table Linens, l05 and 1871
Linen Sheetings.
His arrangements with New York and Philadel-
pha auction houses are such as to place him in con.
slant receipt Of many desirable goods, much below
the regular rates. may 20
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PAINT AND OIL STORE.

T. FAKKEHs 1Ouse, SlEn, md Or-
lIle namental Painter, Louisiana avenue. between
Sixth and Seventh streets, No. co. residence No. 800
street. between Sixth and Seventh Streets has adj
ded TO his present business the sale Of PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, and PUTTY, in small and large
quantities
The attention of housekeepcrs is particularly
called to the convenience of this arrangement they
can at all times procure HEARTH and other MIXED
PAINTS, of all colors, made ready for use by u
PRACTICAL PAINTER.
Orders promptly attended to and respectfully so
licted. Cheap tor cash.
may lind (Star)
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INviGokATiNG comfodND.

lNvI0OMATlNG COMHOUNDs
hh. J. >. ROSES Celebrated sarsapa-
- riIls Blood Purifier --As q spring and summer
| equal
i purihes and enrichss the blood
Acts upon the liver, stomach, and bowels;
| Carries Oh all secretions and humors
Ceanses the skin Of all eruptions;
Gives appetite, bloom, and vigor
Strengthens and inyigorates the constitution
Makes the skin soft smooth, and natural;
Expels pimples boils and sores;
Cures Scrofula and all Skin Eruptions
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections;
Cures rheumatism, Neuralgia and 0out;
Drives the evil effects Of mercury from the system
Builds up weak state of body
For Female Complaints, which, In their very ma
ture are exhausting and debilitang, it is particu
LARRY recommended, Indeed, itmakes the weak strong
the pale and emaciated from sickness or natural
causes, soon have color bloom, and health As a
summer drink i Is exhilaratng, refreshing smu.
ating, and enlivening. Persons young and old who
have used this delightful compound, are surprised at
its immediate beneficial effasts
Quart bottles, 81 small bottles 80 cents.
PmLAprLpnrA. October 10. 1854
had been afflicted with liberated sore arm for
the last four years. and consulted several physicians
who could not cure me In using four bottles Of DR.
ROSE'S SARSAPARILLAB BLOOD PURIFIER and
applying his letter and Healing Ointment my arm is
now entirely well. L. 7. C0URSAULf,
Concert street, Philadelphia.
CURED BIZ ME- WITHIN THE PAST rwo MoSrHs.--A
young girl of this city, twelve years old, with her
mother, called on me for medical advice. Her head
was entire scab her hair almost all other head her
eyes and ears much swollen, infamed and sore, APP
petite poor, and the child looked like victim to the
disease: 1 gave her my Family Pills, two bottles Of
Alternative Syrup, and one bottle Of my Sarsaparilla
Compound, and she is now well her appetite good,
her head eyes, and clear Of the disease and the
hair is growing finely her head. This is only one
Of hundreds Of similar cures by the treatment rec
ommcnd.
could publish thousands Of certificates and letters
have received from all sections Of the country
Should publish all, they would oil volumes
], 8. ROSE, NJ. ID.
The above celebrated Sarsaparilla Compound 10
sold by q. STOTf 4 CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
J. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON 4 MARIN,
ID. b. CLARK,
H. II. MCPHERSON,
H w. T. EVANS,
KIDWELL 4 LAWRENCE
j. ID. MOORE
Washington, D. G.
]. L. KIDWELL,
Georgetown
And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
mar 7-eoif 6m
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ENOR RENT, TILL THE 18th OF NO.
- vember next the large house at the corner of
18th and streets. Call At the Sentinel Office
may 2l--lwd
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Neto York Markets.

NEw YoRK, May 2a.-Cotton is firm at previous
rates. Flour has advanced IS ga to 20 cent per
bbl.; good Ohio, $40 81 IL a $40 so; southern
is firm at I'll 20 $ll rs. Wheat is unchanged,
with moderate demand at previous rates. Corn
is easier, but not quotably lower; western mixed,
81 IA 81 1s. Pork is sitter, but not quotably
higher; old mess, &l6 10; new mess, SIT 81 a
SIT 81. Beef is firm Lard is unchanged. Whis-
kew ia dull
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Bosros, May 22-The statement Of the city
banks show the following totals Loans, $52,767,-
$50; specie 90, 1877 ,450; deposites, $l4,s2s,ol7;
circulation, 81, 1921, 800.