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postponed, although ia the address adopted 10y
the Convention, the administration is condcmnec
with great severity Mr.. Haskns complained
of this disposition Of his resolution. inasmueh a
it might be construed rs endorsement OF The
administration, bat Mr.. Cutting iepudetcd this
view If the matter. He regarded the resolution
in question as unnecessary aud inopportune ',.lir
was not in favor Of kicking dead do! II"
therefore moved that the consideration 81 the re-
solution offered by That gentleman should be m
definitely postponed Let those who choose, in
their stupidity. to think that an endorsement ct
the administration, do .o. They will bnt sialli-
| fy themselves For the National Democracy,
the administration was a thing which had ceased
10 exist"
Il viii ihp@ he seen That the Iards of New
York stand firm und nnshnken and that they
abide slernly ~ their principles and their di--
iincriro organization, uudi-mayed by the hostile
~ ofihc Soft@ and the persecution of the Nation
al administration. Their resolution condcmna
tory Of the American party wo of course di--
approves but the tone and temper Of that resoln.
ton is mild aud dignifod and we are not dis.
posed to quarrel with them for the fair expires
sion Of their honest opinion on This subject.
On the Nebraska bill andthe proposition 10 re
store the Missouri Compromise, the lIards have
come farly aud sqoarely upto the mark, md
Southern mrn Of all parties owe them debt Of
ernliiado for Tho answering fidelity with wiish
they maiGlain their conservative and national
position on lbe grcat sectional question Of The
day. Their conduct is in bright contrast with
that of the Pennsylvania Democracy, who, with
all their protest. ions 81 nationality, gnominious-
" lodged the Nebraska tepea question in their
late State Convention. Whatever we may think
Of the great body Of the Northern Democracy,
we take pleasure in ying that there is at leasl
one section of it which is true 10 the Constitution,
and we only regret that il II not as strong i'll nun
hers Us it IS in patriotism But the lIards form
but AN insignificant fragment Of the great North
orn Democratic party, and they are capable Of
opposing but feeble barrier 10 the assaults Of
Abotionism. We trust therefore that they will
not throw away their strength by too obstinate an
adherence To their own distinctive organisation,
but carrying out the spirit of their last resolution
will unite with those who agree with them on the
leading questions ofthe day. An union between
the Hards and that portion Of the American party
which stands upon the Philadelphia platform
would redeem the great State of New York from
Ahoiionism, and avert the perls that are now
gathering over the land. From the tone of the
ABOLITION papers, it is evident that these Organs
anticipate and dread this contamination. and We
hope to SEQ their fears realised
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The Railioad Catastrophe neai Burlington.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %, -.


Editors Of The pirgiaian:--
Gentlemen.- Before this reaches You, you will
hive received telegrnphic account of the terri
BILE railroad accident which occurred this day
near Burlington. | cannot describe the scene
but can give you substantial facts, az was ON
the spot in one minute after it happened The
train from Philadelphia for n. York was backing
AT great speed, 10 avoid a collision with the cars
from the latter city. A gentleman driving n two
horse carriage with four ladies in it, attempted
to cross the track. The iear Cur strncl, the
horses, and thrown off the truck. Five
other cnrs followed, and the work of death wns
done The tear ar, which first went off, sns-
famed but little damage The next two WIRE
dashed into fragments, and presented such II
picture OF suffering aud death a. | pray God
may never witness again. Thirteen persons
were killed instantly and their bodies most hor-
ribly INITIATED large number were wounded
four of whom died before left Burlington
You will naturally enquire if Virginia sustain
ed any loss i'll this terrible disaster. | writ To
quiet the apprehensions of your community on
this subject. ! made every effort in my rover
to recognize the dead and wounded and To learn
their names and residence and feel satisfied that
there was not single sufferer from our section
of the State Ofthe seventeen who were dead at 3
o'clock, thirteen were gentlemen and four ladies'
could add more but am not yet composed, md
hardly know what have written.
In great haste and amid great confusion,
Yours respectfully, +. l.. c.
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For THE VIRGiNIAN.


CAMPBELL Co., a, Aug 21h 30.
NesSrs Editors In your notice of the pois
oning case at Mr.. David NJ. llaneock's, in this
county, you state in substance that 'the offender
instead Of being giren ouer 10 The iao, ,cas taken
of and Sold" and knowing that you do not in
tend to do any injustice to such II worthy citizen
as Mr. II. It'll proper that should inform you
of the circumstances of the case. There was
no one more anxious that the negro who attempt.
ed to poison should be punished than Mr.. H., but
the evidence of her guilt, while it might be
considered strong and conclusive by some,
altogether circumstantial, and by the advice of
friends and an able lawyer, be carried the negro
woman of and sold her. For it is altogether
certain that if she had been arraigned before the
court, (the fact that she had taken the life of
no one) would have amounted at most to transpota-
ton So that under all the circumstances it was
deemed the most proper course by Mr.. Hs
friends, that he should dispose of her to trader.
Respectfully yours,
W. G.. NJ.
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ClTYayD STATE DEPARTMENT.

PoRTRAfr PAINTING. -See the card Of Mr.. Per.
sico in another column. Mr. T. j. an artist ct
established reputation.
DELEGATES To THE AMEllcAE CONVENTION IN
LYNcuBuRG. The following delegates were APP
pointed by the American party Of Monroe and,
IN the city of Richmond at their meeting on Sat
urday night, to attend the American Convention
at Lynchburg. on the 18Th Of September:
Jos. Mayo Horace l.. l<eut, Geo. *. Crutch-
field. fhadeus b. St8ikr. Robert G. Stanard, Rich
H. Dibrell. THIS. II. Lambeth, Dr. j. Graf
tan Cabeil, VIM. Il. sIacfarlana, Fleming Griffin,
Richard G. Morris. Walter ID. Blair, Il. K. Howl
son. John ID. Qnarles, George l. Herring James
X Lee, Lewis /. Barnes, Hiram b. Dickinson,
DR.. Chas. b. Gibson. Geo Peake. Geo l.lror.
.lno I Sizer. fabius NJ Lawson, 4. G.. Lipscemb,
DIR f T Coleman, Austin ID. Turner, John +.
Stagg, Jas. \. Scott, DR. james Bolton, David |.
Burr, Thos. c. Epps W. ID. Gibson, james NJ.
Taylor, Lawson i. HIN. II. Thornton, John
o Chiles, Charles e Elicit 1hos L Dudley. DR..
i Wilkie Bgown Wm. Z. Crutchfield, Thomas
Barham, Geo. w. SubIett, Daniel Hunt. VIM.
j Waldfop, Samuel z. Mitchell. james d Brown,
Alex Garrett, L. i. Bentley, Benz. c. Gray, o.
+. Weisiger Vim, L. Maule, II. X. Ellyson.
The BEDFORD SENTINEL has passed into the
hands of Messrs. Jos. Button and VIM. Davis
White, by whom, assisted by Mr. james h.. Il.
Atkins, it will in future be conducted. The Sen
'''i'' ~ '''NN" P'P' cii-i e'S7'i % " ~
patronage.
JUDGE BAYLY is still at the Red Sulphur Springs,
without any Improvement in the state of his
health.
TIE CHARLOTTESVILLE ADVOCATE says that
the difficulty between the Central Railroad and
Rockfish Gap Turnpike Company, TO the
amount of damages sustained by the turnpike by
the frequent crossing of it by the Railroad, has
been adjusted by the payment of twenty shares
Of Railroad stock
MORE AIp.-At meeting of Allegheny
Lodge, No. %, 10. O. F., held on Tuesday
night the 2lst inst, isays the Christiansburg
lefadl the subject of the aflliction in the cities
ofNoriok and Portsmouth was brought up and Il
committeeapponted to solicit donations from the
members and citizens generally, to assist in re-
lieving their distresses. The call made by the
committee has met with liberal response and a
handsome sum has already been raised.
A GRAND BAIL.-The Chrstansburg Herald
says There is TO be a grand Ball AZ the
Montgomery White Sui hur, on the 4th Septem-
Der. The President of the Company informs us
that no pains will be spared to make it the most
superb affair of the season in the State. In ad-
dition to the Ball there will be grand dsplay
of fire works. Over three hundred ladies have
been invited.
Corn CRoP.-'lhe same Journal tells us that
the corn crop looks remarkably WE'LL aud there is
not much doubt but that the largest corn crop
will be made that has ever been made in that
section.
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Look en- for CouaterL.iks.


Tie public cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately mace lis appearance called W. b. Far.
rel Ar9hina nimen', the dangerous of all the
cpnnierteils. because his having the name of Farrell
mny VIII buy il in good faith. without the know lee, &c
nat c"nniea4it exists, md they. will perhaps only
discover Their error when the spun ous Mkt re has
vtonsh its evil Effects.
ne genuine article is manufactured only Nv H. &
fanei, sulo i1ventor and proprietor and wholesale
druggist, No II Nain street Peoria Hiinn- =, hon
al aPilicatio4s for AZ, rcies must be addressed a..
sure You get il with IN" letters H. G beft,e Farrr
thus II. q FARhFLL'A-and his .gn.ture on the
wrapper; all others are counrerieits
Sold by X. SfABLEh Il Co, Druggists
!, Lynclburg, Va
and b, regularly authorized enr. throughout the United
States. ''"
- r.!ce u aud 80 cents, and 81 per bottle
e AGENTS WANTED in every town, vilas. sn1
Ian let IA the Lated Staf.s in which one - ,i lad
'~iahl,~hed' Address H. G. Farrell as above. accom-
paa'd with good reference Ia ch1actor non.il
t.. 80. oi
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-n,rr.rc.1nr1e nrngrc.r1

The Baptist Association will commence Sat
urday. the 5ih Of September, and continue until
Tuesday the lth. at Burton's Creek Church,
5miIes from Lynchburg.
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the end. aud ~lh the remark hat The Spirit came
10 bin while he was il t.ie field "a lie third day,
moving him 10 prepare si.ne thoughts. he begged
| the G rent Spirit that HEY might warm and com
| fort the hearts of believers, aud be an arrow Of
conviction 10 the hearts % the worlds people.
The Discourse. which was certainly orthodox
ia length very good moral lecture. with
few points OF difference from a common New Eng
land sermon. "xeeptin the direct address 10 out
siders IN which II e advantages Of their style oil
life wa set forth in glowing terms.
The exhortation ended, the people rose again,
shufiled aud sung another chant, and then disap-
peared as they bad entered in single file.
o.
MoRE RELIEF For NORFOLK AND Irs VICTIMS.
We learn from the Charleston News, that sey
eral phY-icln-sof that city are on their way to
Norfolk. for the purpose Of rendering their ser
vices II the sick.
DR.. ST. Jalien Ravencl started by the cars
Sunday morning and probably reached Norfolk
Monday afternoon.
Doctors 4. Baron William, j. VI, Covert, aud
j. &. Rich. who rendered their services through
the Ioward Association, went by the cars Mon
day morning, accompanied by seven experiene
cd nurses, four f,males and three males, engag-
ed by that Association.
DR.. William II. Hugcr left Monday evening
by the
The Howard Association of Charleston sent
five more nurses and two more physicians on
Tuesday
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l9NhI4I'I r4T1' TT0FT" 4hy'I III VT" ''t5V VI
gnacNs. chalHuus mil mere windy, gaseous pretcder+
Ia hru who b}uw at very corner, and Ia the face and
ears of all men their l1u bllring Jcr.rho trnmpets
aud oher noisy bols'erous wind instruments ut marvel
ou-l, twisted Jrass in such "A wneluiy shan-rdden
epoch this say it IA comiartls, nay cheering
10 the well wsher Of his know there has
arrived in this world genuine Physician Hight
upon something besides more Sangrados and Don
Mercur al lalps with their phleboonies, p5isons n
water.
Your Cnthnrtie Fills and Cherry Feciorn carry Us
orwrra 10 II lcyan lass-ta milennia Phar nac"ruas.
whenSeirre, deep diving dawn into Inc principles OF
thing. shall. with infinite cunning, bring the senu
inc EiiHcr Vita: for Of truth tAel4 il mlnitesly
en1ugh somewhat OF that same Life Essence in your
.n'lle vegetable distiation- AMI COM ouad-
You realize t. the visions of those p9intue>t,
c.Irpd Airhymists-b,ntlc.s seeAc s--drenuers
among rel crucibr@ touching the Quiniessetial
hidd rue Of ,he univcIs when should nn'ilote
discmpor, AID bre TX Tor man the Vince! Of Time.
Il
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lend Of six per cent GA their .s37I3.000 worth
of stock. and still leave a surplus If si5.701 an
the operations Of The first really active half year.
Hon. John NJ Berrien, of tieorga. has taken
ground in favor OF the American party.
Colonel Kinney is now said to be at Juan with
about % men. half nfthem sick, and the rest ''ly
ing around loose ragged aud ia a most wretehed
condition. This eontradicis entirely The story
that came bY the Panamn, which represented hun
n doing very wel-aud gaining reinfprcenruts.
That story il will be remembered, was told by
one Of knneys's men. Walker is lying of At
Realio. He and Munos don't agree. His pros.
poets are represented as very shabby.
seycniy-right men. says the Chicago Press Of
Saturday, enlisted for tho kinney Expedition.
will leave this city this morning f5r New York.
rnder command ola captain. They were princi.
pnlly enlisted in st. Louis. aud are said 10 be
yonng men far superior 10 those Win would nat
urally be gathered for such an enterprise. We
learn that they will rail as saou as they arrive
upon the seaboard.
Cen ZolIiooner, recently elected to Congress
from the Nashville District, Tenn, (says the
Mobile Adyertiser) has achieved n triumph of
which he hns good reason to be proud. Ia 1853,
his majority over his democratic competitor
sir hHadrcd and forty nine; now the sa'ne dis
trict sends him bnek to Congress endorsed by a
On Saturday morning train of cars on the Com
nectiout River r. r., between Bernardstown aud
Vernon, pumped into a horse and carriage with
Martha Burrows, young girl 4 years, aboard
The carriage was broken to pieces, the horse dc
stroycd by having two legs broken ia the collision
while Miss Burrows safely taken off by the
engine and seated on the railing in front of the
tmolte stack, where she unframed when the
trim, which was going at high speed, was stop
ped.
Tho Count de Morny and General Changarni-
or fought duel at Malines in Belgium, recently,
with sabres. and the former received n severe
slash in the arm. The Count is reputed the best
small swordslnan in France, and Changarnier,
being the challenged party selected cavalry sa.
bres in hopes 10 gnin anedvan'age over his adj
vcrsury. whom he was Determined TO kill if the
thing were po.sihle The Counts intentions
were equally sapganafY, and the lrrtne was IA
yprs severe and serious unp. 4 Ae .1drl arose
from he direct he given by thanz4rnifr 10 some
statements published by De Aiuuy in The Con
stitnlonncl newspaper, A Cbnngornicr Is in
exile the ducl could not brhel IN France. De
Mornyi~ cousin of the Emperor, and played an
active part Ia the coup d'etet. He ulanngea the
telegraph wires al the project of Police. Office,
sending }cspalches aud instructions Ia iir differ
cnt quarters. aud is now in high favor with Lou
is Napoleon.
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MARRIED.

On Both of August, by Rev. Nelson Head, Mr..
JAMES ALLEN and Miss MARGARET GALLO.
WAY, all of Lynchburg, Va.
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JOHN w. NEWMAN, VI. h.

Il II = NohN Eth iiDUoI,
Lynchburg Va.
- Office nenr the Market House, ir the room ff
merry occupied by Dr.. Blachf,rd. aug I7-d3clu.t
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THE best evidence that.can be adduced in favor

THE best evidence that'can be adduced in favor
OF the eHicae BUSINESS Of llooands Sherman Bitter,
prepared by DIR G NJ. Jackson, il The Unprecedented
demand for them from al pntt> of the Union and al
fhous n thcre may b. many compounds prepared and
rpresented as being worthy OF liberal patro. age, yet
feel constrained reu.rk tint the number of
testimonials with which the worthy doctor hr> b, On
honore}, ty persons al the highest ch,uctef and
srecjshity Who found 1t have 10
his pfrn atm. .rsmo"y s4f ieuliy conclusive, thnt
,iectual remedy for the almost immediate relief
of TN afflicted with That drel mala ", dyspepsia
ms been discovered See advertisement.
In
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July, 1853 aad from and alter this ute all ncHop.
naoe WIN US I'll become due twice year, viz the =
DAY ct j 'nuhr, and the Ist day of July All person
owing us acr"urtS made previous To lst OF july w.
QUE on that day, will please for ard aud l3
them; as We are dependent collections and chsh 'd
aoh" Tor The successful prosecution of our bus''
he'ng' our'elv's, compelled to pay for our Pu''n'
~. i'e year we feel that excused TOR y Itl
hne payments. GEORGE NJ RUG kER K w
iIl, 1 IL
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aug 3l.dlwnon sd&c2awtl5th SEPT
AEsPEss for SEPTEME: II

IL The Hidden Palh-by The author of Alonr;
Cooley, Frank Le-lie's Fashnts
Peterson for September;
Received at aug 30 Is MORSE'S.
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y store. to-day. supply Of new Family tla'
marked william R1dford, to which we call the a'ieg
ien of the ovtls of good bread.
uur Il DIV RTCKER <, REDO.
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ICE CREAM SAIODN.-MR. Zhit'
ip'ornS he Indies AID Gentlemen Of lgnrl'.
thai his ICE CREAM SALOON is now oren. and v
De constantly suppliedwh the icest Ice Cream d''
me Who'll" seasnm lie will also furnish it for parl'',
the qua &c is earnest, invited. npllO-ll'
Fresh Apples Strawberry. and all kinds o.
maylfts
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NOTICE. ny = beg leave il lenind onr Gust
erS ill.t one year ago announced to them mat o.
accounts would be due semi annually j. on the -
January and LIST of July of each year. In acc'rd'
wlt'l this arrangement they viii waite! on N a =
days. iuly 4,s PAYNE g. CHRISTIAN
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CORsETs, COassET,s.-

X lust opened the Cash Store 100 paiis French
Cur~ets colorcd and whie-a beautiful article at 8 Z )
worth g; l20 pair SUPERIOR Black Gator Boots, at
81 50a great bargain; Freach Shirt Busoms Mt Is cts
worth sl-su ething new. Please call and examine
them. sep 1ts1 JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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HHHREE daily THROUGH Trains. heiweln Phila.lel-
i phia and Pittsb7rg.IHE MORNING Mail TRAM
leaves Philadelphia for pittsburg al II A. ~. and
Pttbnrg Tor Philadelphia ~ 4. NJ. THf FAsr
Linz leaves Philadelphia for Pit.sburg al l.. NJ.
TaE Nlenr EXPRESS IaAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pttsbarg At II L. NJ, and pittsbarg for phiadel-
ph.a NJ 10 y. ".
The above lines connect at Pttsbarg with Rail
roads 10 and from ST. Lous, Mo Alton Gaisna
and Chicago, H.. Frankford Lexington and Lou
tsrlle, KY; Terre Hautv. Madison, Lafayette and
indianapolis Ind; Clnciunati DAYTON, Sprin fe Id
Beileionlainc, sandusky. Toledo. Cieyeland Colam-
nas GAINESVILLE, Nassilion and oostsr, Ohio; also
with he Steam Packet Boats from and 10 Nea Or
leans. ~t. Louis, louisville, and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can he had TO or from either OF
the above places.
For farh her r'Wllars,s seo Hand bills Ill the df
farent starting Potnss. Passengers from the West
viii hnd this the shortest and expsd tious
tea,e - -philaielrhia, Baltimore New ork or Dos
TIf1S, MOORE,
AcENf, Passenger Lines. Philadelpl.ia
i. MhekIAikN.
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pitisbarg
E.k X
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DENTAL. NOTICE

nE. j. X. KICkEY, Surge on DENT
- having return "a from G,e EAsi .Hss@3y4
VIII he happy 10 wai' rts fri nGs tIvYp01
Having large stock Of Teeth from ~
The bes manufactures, please the noAi festidi
Gus Teeth mounted on either gold or piatna n
his new improved method, wnicL s nov being usel
by The best Dentists. He is also prvpsrsd ~ mosnt
Block Teeth or Continuous Gums on xold Or plsti-
ma when on the latter at a lower price amssH Ing
% the difference in cost OF msseriai tsii ss;s On
god fpr $in0, PLATfSA for $50. All Ssrk war
ranei. Jflise south lie Of BIondeA., between
Sd and 4th Streets, heokak
March z7.--ilv
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VI. w. uicks. n. u.

SURG EOS DENTIST,
thy Of heokuk, Io.,--ofise ON Main ST. beiwsss
Second ard Third S.rees
nR II. In saeiticn 80 tie usnxl Hsc~a>
lCmes hods q Inserting ar fetal tseta MIX
is IN possession Of the exclusive righ- ulrvt~fy
fo- shis city C mounting the ''corli,
uois 4uu teeth, . Gniversaiiy admired for their
beauty strength. and CLEANLINESS. After - cape
rieuee of two years IN this style II wsrh, he would
un hes atnglf recommend II 10 The puoasc 81 pos
sing many and great advaa ages oee: say etbx
yle II work kn0sn 10 the vrcisss Ihose in
pccfully l.vited 10 call aud exam ne
specimens OF the different methods of lae2utllg
teeth.
April III, lo55.-dAwIy
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April 5. ls55.-dly
To the Citizen. of k-ok NIX

fNilE subscriber would announce to The citizens of
heokuk that he LIS just received n stock Of the
best and most fashionable gods for gentleman :
wear ever brought To heokuk; consisting of Freno b
and American cot hs cassi and vestings plush
-, yeyets grenadines hneres c., which he will
make up the shortest and in the beat style
10 order. The subscriber has also on hand fine as
sortmen, of xhirts, crayats scarfs, collars &c
.ep IL JAMES NJ. TYLER.
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II. LOU AND n l. q X L X
MAI, LINE STEAMER,

II MD II r STEAMERS.
fNdia popular line of s,eanier. will make re gular
daiiy trips az uaua. throughout the srason con
Meeting ~ heos Tx with the regular daily Mail
Packet. t. kosk ISLAM. GAIINA and ST. pArL run
ming IN connection with the Railroads to Chicago
and the East
Iho line Is a. present composed Of the steamers
DE NERSuS, ~ NEsTERsER, JEANNE DEANS, and
hEoKUk, wb0se names alone a sufficient guaran-
ty Of heir speed and accommodations
Marpu = lS,ys dam
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,. z. ? n
ERDCER@ AND COMMISSION MLkCHA NTS.
~ No. 90 Main street keoknk, Iowa, resp ctfuils
INFORM the publie that they have formed partner
sslP FER the pnrsse q carrying the above busin
N ali its various hrss e'aes Having purchascd the
eniie rtoc. of Fataiv tru rrir. ut the akos. stand
dcrtgn making such additions ther Ia. shan ms
4 one # the u tands of the kind "a he Wet and
hope by Ftrict personal attention 10 merit share If
public patronage Charlie VIII wait with the wagon
usu.i. BARTLETT q MANCOTRI
Oct 10, 'a5-sitf
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F. Fl. OConnor,
tPOTryEl ElAUyx AUn

A rom! ARIES HALL, eorIisr Ysr,i and !,
johnson ats, keokuk. Ia, IL sloy in recent ~
4 large and well selected stcck Of Drp,, ~
Medieines, chemicals and bye stiff. Atss q
inge As'ftinent OF the most popular Patent Ned
cines now in use, some of winch bs has ~ 80.
sifs sg ncy of therefore would % thu stin.-
tioH 81 country merchants and druggists to ,hs
MY STOCK - Ptrfumtig and Toiiet Grte, !. tst -
anu sriet, eunprBtns Labin's, Earin'. saJ In
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