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Washington sentinel., 1855-01-07

ID ARTLETT'S AMERICAN EXPLOR.
ID Ing Expcdition.-Persona narrative of ex-
plorations and incidents in Texas, New Mexico,
California, Sonora, and Chihuahua, l. J. r. Bart
lett, United States Commissioners during that Pc
ROD In two volumes, with maps and illustrations.
The Hive Of the Bee Hunter, repository of
Sketches, including peculiar American character,
scenery, and rural sports, by T. B. Thorpe author
OF Tom Owen, the Bee Hunters, &C., illustrated
by sketches from nature.
Farmingdale, novel, by Caroline Thomas.
Our Parish, or annals of Pastor and People.
Just received and for sale by
r.. FARNHAM
June Corner of Pann avenue and 1lth 81
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and transmit it unimpaired to our chill
dren2 Shall we remain Americans Or,
shall we sell our brh-right FOR mess Of
portage!
We have high and holy duty to per-
form to our country, and il we, as Amer
cans cannot maintain and r., serve our
freedom, is it possible or even probable,
that we will find safer depository in the
hands Of foreigners: or the satellites Of
Pope whose system OIL religion pursues
all American Pro.eslants with dtnuncia-
tons while living and denies their bodies
burial after death. in Catholic countries
1t IS crime, or even a fault in Americans
who seek to resist HI influence so adverse
to the principles Of free government? l.
il prescription 10 ioftiFy ourselves against
all encroachments uppn religious. or po
ltical freedom? If it is wrong, then am
wrong If it is wright, then will main
tin the right.
Your friend aud fellow citizcn.
SAN HOUSTON.
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SAN HOU STON.

krpSArrtEG. a printer in New York
who had got tipsy on the 4th ofJuly. found
himself III the morning on board the brig
antne Isaiah, b,und for Halifax, as re-
crult for The Crmea. A Erenchuan aud
six Germans shared his fate. One Of the
German, had been inveigled on board un
der false pretences. lie was from Schcn.
ectady, and had come to New York to find
employment On inquiring at The intelli-
gence Office, he was promised berth on
board vessel, where he was told he would
have good pay and light work and bis sur
prise was great when he found himself
bound for the seat of war.
The pri, ter and Schenectady German
escaped after reaching HalifnI, but their
companions were probably carried OFF to
the East. This is fine business, allowing
the agents of the British Government to
carry on their crimping operations in our
ports Troy Why,
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Union at the Nimble Sixpence

- $. Il u. C. BILLINGS have united their
y. stocks of Dry Goods and eirooeric, and may b.
found af the old stand of <. = Billing No 81 Nam
street, keoknk.
one Of the firm will spend his time in the Eat
for tho purpose Of watching tho chances for huyng
goods cheap. that they sell them lower than
ever. W. have now on hand over fifty ihnnsand
dollars worth IT good, which will sell al greatly
reduced price. Please give call.
:. s. & y. {. BILLINGS.
Aug. H. Is35.-.l&w
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o. The letter OF Sam Houston which
we publish to-day ehci,s very general at
teDtion throughout the country. We
commend it to the pcrusal of our readers,
and leave them to forR their own opinions
rs 70 the proprety and justice Of the po-
sitions taken by the author.
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HORSE PRovENDER.-Th best horse
rroveDder that we ever used was a mix
ture of Two thirds oat meal and one third
corn meal. The oat meal has been thought
by some physiological chemists TO contain
much muscle or fl ssh, forming matter and
the corn meal to cont ain much fat forming
material, and, therefore. when combined
together, we get both principles combined.
milne Farmer.
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a u IRVING.

4 I the Boot and Shoe Emporium No GS, Main
Street, large stock If Boots and shoes bought
ot he manufacturers in the east expressly for the
retail trade Having had seven years experience in
thg business in keokuk, I FIJI eonfi mt that thu
goods will b found superior IN style and quality
any stock III this market and when all haze arrived
wall surpass all competition In extent Of variety.
Com and see-So HARM TO LOOK AT TROUBLE
To SNOW GOODS SD. DUKE.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY

II A drove Of 1900 hogs crossed over
The Niagara Suspension bridge, the other
day on their way from Canada TO the New
York market.
This is one of the boosted effects Of the
Free trade policy of Locofocoism.-
! Her British Mrjcsty's subjects are per
mitted free access to tho New York mar
kets, on equal terms with the American
farmers, and the result, must be that the
prices OF the great staples Of the West
will be knocked down" by this foreign
competition in our own markets.
What compensation does Locofocu
free trade make 10 our farmers for such
suicidal sacrifices of their interests.
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

I AN prepared TO manufacture from all Of the best
i Brands of French, German, Belgian and Phla
delphia Calf Skins, having bought them If the i'm
porers in New York, and manuf ucturers i'm Philadel
phia- The patrons of my establishment may rest
sured Of getting better article than Mt the houses
who buy OF Second or third hand.
Call and examine my stock aud leave your orders.
a good and satisfactory tit warranted and the work
guaranteed al the Boot aud shoe Emporium, No g.
Main Street. = A. DUKE
August 90 ls55.-dtf
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kcOkuk Book Bindery

BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANk BOOKS made aud ruled to any required
ID tpattern,-Court Records, Justiccs' Dockcts,
Assessors Books, Poll Books, &C., b C. furnish
ed at short notice.
- Old Books, Magazines, Music, &C., oouno
or re-souns 1 n any style desired.
H My Bribery will be found - Nam, between
second aud THIRD streets, sign Of the "bio
BoOk,n ISAAC n. FiEhSI'
Jan 2s, lS64.-dkw
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THE undersigned respectfully announces y
10 the citizens ri keokuk and vicinity, ~
that lie has recently opened Aposhec aries
Hall, corner of Third anil Johnson Streets . ,in
entire AMI well selected Stock Of Drnv..
medicines. Pcrfntner,es Toilet Articles, &c
The subscriber intends paying particular at
tenfion to the Prescription Department. and
feels eonbdeni that he can give perfect satisfac-
ton, having had an experience OF ten years In
thus branch OF the business, ard hopes by strict
a'tenttou 10 business thai he will merit a share
Of public patronage.
f. H. OCONNOR.
aft-tf4f Il leAa n.
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HOUSE PAINTING AND GRAINIyG.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to
the ciizens of kaokuk that he has opened a
Paint Shop on Johnson, I'd door above Second ST..
where lie will be pleased to attend to the orders Of
those who may favor him with a call. He fat
ters himself that his work will compare with
any done in the eastern cities. Specimens of
wood and marble limitations may be seen by
calling at his shop.
A share Of the public patronage is solicited.
lfyou want work done in my line, with neat
ness and dispatch, call on me--ali ask is fair
trial. JEREMIAH BROWN.
July o. 1885. dim
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II There is absolutely just no news
at all, foreign, domestic or local, no spe-
cial changes in the markets, and no excl
ting topics for discussion, VIII lc at this
present time of writing. Tuesday eve
ming, the rain is falling very gently and
she clouds are gathering close around and
above. casting kind of gloomy tingc over
the entire face OF things.
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! ANING inferefied with as the Messrs. Sss~
- iieids IN ne Gas Fitting Business, We woul .
ASSURE The public that all orders r,veu o. ,he,~
will be executed in neat and wo, kman like
fnanher, and that they can rely upon the work
done by them, as being OF the very bes: material.
As ii will be but short time before the gas
will be introduced, we would recommend Ia
those desirous OF lighting up al the time of The
completion of the works, that they give ignme-
date orders for ripe, fixtures, &c. otherwise,
many would be delayed beyond that time, AZ /,
would be impossible to supply all applications
upon stt u notice. G. HERRICk 4 Co
July 3. 1893
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KEosAuouA RErpBLIcAS, is the title
Of a new paper just issued at keosauqua,
neat and we'll looking in appearance, and
edited with considerable ability and spirit
BY II. G. Watkins.
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CURE FOR Within the past
year we have known the spinal marrow Of
an OK or COW applied by three different
persons, with The most satisfactory re.
suits, i'll relieving the pain and securing
speedy cure OF he fc!ons This, we arc
confident, will be very useful information
10 many persons. The spinal marrow
should be applied fresh every four hours
for two days. - Scientific dn,ericdn
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EXCELSIOR
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

EXCELSIOR
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
Tur LATEST FRENCH AND AMERIcAH FASHIONS.
u. r.. Harris Il Co.
HAVING just opened shop, in their oldHn1
II business, on Sd street, between MainEK
and johnson, Keokuk, Iowa, respectfully 81.
nounce that they are prepared to manufacture
the neatest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes thai can be got up.
Determined not to be excelled by any manu-
facturers in the West they solicit shars efpub-
lie patronage.
As we purchase direct from the imp orters, our
stock is always oil tho latest fashion and best
quality, and al the lowest figures.
As we keep no Eastern or siop work on hand,
we warrant al. our ready made Boots and Shoes
of the same character ss those made to order.
Call and leave your orders for good fit, War.
ranted to suit in every particular.
J. T. HARRIS e. co.
JnIy III, 1885 dy
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BOOTS & SHOES AT WHOLESALE

HAVING opened house in this City for the
III purpose OF carrying on the Wholesale Boot
and Shoe Business, We respectfully call the at
tention of the trade 10 our LARGE AND WELL
ASSORTED STocK, which is now being received
direct from the best manufactures in Massa-
chnsetts. 1t is our intention 10 always keep on
hand complete assortment of goods in he line
aud oIer such inducements as will obtain for
US a liberal share OF patronage.
Country merchants will do we'll to call anu
examine our stock before they purchase.
July 7. CARTER T. co.
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j. :. BEE BE.

Main Street, befween Sirih md SerentA.
M HOLESALE and Retail Dealer ii Stoves,
w Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, &c. Also
manufacturer Of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron
Wares.
Roofing aud Jobbing in Tin. Copper, and
Sheet-Iron, which will warrant to give salts
faction. J. S. BEEBE.
July a. 1850. diy
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fi'Hb undersigned are prepared 10 receive or
ders for iIi'ipg up stores, Offices and dwell
lne houses, with pipe and fixtures tor Pas
promptly executing the same, and guar ntueipg
all their work 10 be gas tight.
All persons DESTROYS OF using gas, that have
moi been called upon, are requested TO cave their
address with us, through the Post Office
Orders executed ~ the succession in which
they received.
July =. SrOFiEF.D a. BROTHER
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ClSu tEGrA ERl IlOISE,
& OF LDS & ELLIOT


Edrih.nmare, Clara and Glassware,
Ne i95 7, ar Street, and No. 81 Chambers ST.,
NEW YORk,
w GUILD say To Merchants and Dealers GEN
w orally that, having established CAsH
iIousE N this branch If trade fhes are tuil,
convinced that they ran sell CgcckrRy etc, al
such pFlceS AZ Ill pay the purchaser ine pr Of
< TO retail. Experience has proved very con
clusiyely 10 us that, ny aiherng strictly TO the
cash system. afford 20 ell from ten Ia
twenty per cent below the regular credit trade
prices.
To this end ask an examination az our
yles and prices, list OF which will be- for
.wardeA by natl II patty desiring.
Itrthenware, By the Invoice, single package,
very carefully repsek ed for the
COUNTRY TRADE.
July q, 1855 dly
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\AISHlNs new Hat we have jusi received pc
w Express II dozen Soft Hats Of Superior DUAL
~ al the threat Western Emporium.
d. h, HUMPHREY gage.
Au-ust J45.
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PRlrAaiNG Woop Seine farmers have
net vel learned that ia ltilng wood for sea
,onins they should not expose tie heart 10
the weather. Nature d.s' ( ed Tie bark Of
the trees rs rro,ec ION, and 1t serves as
we'll when trees are tut and split, if roper
ly piled, as when on the stump In this
way the wafer runs oif readily. and the
Wood l. not colcrtdby exposure to rains.
hen there Is large amount Of il piled
IN one place, the different tiers should BE-
,ouew bat removed from each other. that
there may BE- free circulation Of air amo4le
Ihe wood. Ii this precaution is not taken.
the interior courses VII become mouley.
and will be seriously injured.
Winter Is the best time 10 cut wood for
The year. Wood cut then " Ill season be-
ter and he of more value than when cut in
the spring or summer Gr6rnte Farmer
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CATERS, new and beantf,
~ style for Gentlemen, Just receiyed BY
Jr6dAw QDELIsA MATLESS.
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IN>sR RANCE.

- AR I>~tftA$FH f0NrsNN. II New York 4IrNA
- INSURANCE IaafsAss. of Hart ford. tuni4trtien
Ii tRrFaBb iSsf1lAff iuarAsl ~ Hartford Conn.,
lima LIFE iNst Hasttt GoaPANY.
The above comranies repre-. nj Capital If 81,
e0n eco. Live, Neretand e. Stores Dwelling
Personal Property and the varions kind of Proper
~ exposed to The I4rils Of Inland Navigation, IA
surcd by wv. ". BELkSAp, Agent.
Corner 81 Main and Second Streets.
August n, tS9s dlm
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IfINE SILK HATS, Of McNeiis' manufacture
i Wy d. +. HUMPHREY & GAGE
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An Entertainment and Concert

Will h. given i'm a beautiful Concert Room. ON TIA.
JAMES RAY MoNh, imme ,iatey aft r the exhili.
ton ON the PALACE. consisting If Ethiopian Mele
dier Fancy and totni. Dancing Characteristic Ia
ineations, &C., by talented tronpe If Mae and r.
t4aic Art,sts.
Atm ssiou TRENT Fire Cent?
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NAVY DsrA ArAKsT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equip't, Scr


Bureau Of consuuelion, Eqaipt, sea,
EAIED PROPOSALS. or delivering lve-oak frames
OF siooerwai one 70 be delivered a. each o. ,hs navy
Pensacola Nerlek rhiudepa New York Boston ana roi
Dss lsss ~ % a TINS '1's''
fhese propo.ss BorOsa for Lice Oak
and addressed Of Coasi,i0" mat they may be
distinguished from other business letters The offers asi be o'
required BY law, mus be accompanied By suitable guarantee
viii be required sign the contract and a. and
collateral security ps ese VIII be %@nsa 0I me
OF The timber there be due proportion tue most am
a 1s wiihheid sas1 is, asaa per
sss ss a % 70 pooa s % h"
remaining eighty five per cent Or other q asn I
paid by such the contractor may name within hY
Il viii be stipulated in The coniac, that
parties delivering the timber named o. The qaa
pa, the United states
Of the contract price hese asreed upon price paid
the aeaal delivery thereof which qudated damages may
retained time o The said parties OF The
The timber must drawings with which
win be furnishes work 70 mouds and bevengs
WIN .hs he BE- a s u"ea e sass
thirty miles of The Of which The commandment OF The yard ~
The timber may delivered in The form Of pfomseuous
de a and S sans S
be su' mus h q sufficient size % work e as q
In The me fun moulding ,ize marked ON the nouds
S viii !" sa@ea provided The viii hold mat size
size beyond that marked in the moud' or in ne
siding fore deaawsod semson dsadwood
knees knee and must be s nsnes M
he hooks side = inches ns "s ?. ns a%s au na
side IS inches and the elaaiader lst iaehes ~
Of the floor timber u mould ~ Inches, al The moor
head "A ineIrs and al the plank shear 7inches !,
n,d.hp dead fa door timber mas curve Of s inches 10
81 inches IL - feet the fourth
Iti end the timber ~ inches IN ~ est
The entire ams q each .sp 2 g delivered a e
Inspection the entire approval OF e bureaus ana al " DC ae
disposed To offer for more than one snip VIII
make a separate proposal for each
FORM OF OFFER.
r., of the State of hereby 10 furnish and de-
liver United States yard the whole OF the live
oak timber for Ship estimated NJ thirty thousand cuhlc feet pc
conformity with the Of The
Bureau Of Construction of The date Of aad June 1855 viz
STEMS apron deadwoods stern post stern post knees
deadwuod knees keelsons, and hooks, estimated to con
kind, estimated 10000 " % at per foot
Promscuous timber, amount ~
Total amount. 00o S.
fToial value o be n words)
should offer be accepted request TO be addressed az
the orwar ed TO the navy agent at or 70 me ~
1pa,e : ''s''' - (sgnature)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
il the state Of - he ely guaranty that in
cent me al The posi- navy desg
the contac, for the same with good and suihcent
sureties fail into contract as so o.
the difference between the offer OF
the said 49, and ha! which may be accepted :
Signature OF gnaraniors. , Z; D
property able make good their
tDate) (Signatpre.)
f1 be signed b the United States dtro, judge
district attorney collector nary age and no ohers)
iune ~ iaw6w
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mo. ha7.l
MAY ~ 1855.
June 10 law3w


NOTICE OF tine diseont,nuaac. United states
ls Land offices Palestine Quincy Edwardvc Chicago,
DSoa lin9lsUnder the of second
OF approved June Ia 54o
The quantity OF public land
trict shall be reduced
thousand, shall be The duty OF tho
disc ntnur the land Office for such district,
uc district shall uaeod
% land pee, the shall b. subject
cXiiig land ncts convenient
Office shall Secretary
ae Treasury shall give notice, and the
81 the ih September, S
~ rae chufy continue land district which
quantity piaud unso6 such district
dfrd ohsand when
rqns ~ pubic order the land
ten ~ nb e AZ convenient under the provisions Of
go on that subject approved June 49, 1896 and nomach the
dy ns req rel has been deoirod the Of the
terror 81 tA se TO ssiash department. approved
Msrch, 1919: -
Nnice Is ecoordnriy hereby reports
The land officers Palestine, Quincy,
the land of
hundred thousand the Secretary
directed TINT The land offices ~ Palestine, Quincy
Chicago and Dixon. he State OF Illinois, be ed and
remaining unsold NJ the rme OF the
nsds subject aI&at the sad office Springfield
EoVnrnuIsni In .ad State
temng ansod unsppropratsd by sutuct
~ be subject entry heretofore
de das o the receipt O Ibis by the
hureof and the ahd officers Springfield viii public
the which with be
ttaas f5s entries afany saeh lands at their ofiee.
s. WILSON,
AeinR Commissioner 81 tn General Land once.
~ 3,tHG
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school Cumberland Unvcrsisy. al lebanon,


school CunaDsrsand univcrsisy al lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Ron Abraham Carnthers late one e taa circuit
Judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan oreen, the udges q che
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Brnmheld Ridley, the enanceIoss OF the STATE
Judges Green dey their whoie TIME exclusively
school.
Plan Daily examinations each class the
No lectures but explanations Of e
n Of The examinations
q. moo
dents Of feis by progs
sors prosecute through all the known
praece. The framed require
deeds, wills. all documents be read
denee in The trials some OF are taken BY appeal %
supreme which held monthly ~ the class, and N
public the cad ofevery session The students aet as er
cRDcellors and 10 ether ofbcin
sacieS connected with their suits.
session The btd Monday IN
Thursday February The Hneond
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Erpesse per $50, cuAtngeh
boarding $50 students furnish their books
| which be had in the Lebanon bookstores,
complete COURSE unless
No previous sy required Tor nd
mission There regular eiaes Students enter AZ
| any time during the collegiate year
! There legislature connected WIN inc seh0oi
Number the last collegiate eighy-si
i ROBERT l.. CAHUTuERs,
/ Feb Ll-eoIy President Board Of Trustees
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5stss 8roolse's sspSilaa y 6 Fre'ch WoNr Sag amt
Dag sc4auot. NJ. ias rtcatiss ivais.a avenue.
IA ss BROOKS. phfadephla, having taken tho
III 1914 and ftun ir3na avenue ~ The hIHch
the Stvrn butigs, Wt On Monday Ssntemb
So boarding and da schon tr young adde's Mary years
acquired ths i institutions lhe Nori
winch She viii 81 hay's a snflngm, New jey, and
Female INSTITUTE, Philadelphia Hhis her offer
patrons supefur advapta e Organization Of her establish
The history, aud literature o. The Engi III lar
form hHf system pf edn alton.
ndarn wl taught BY The best profess
facility viii be afforded ir the
acquisition Parissn and pronunciation irtuafs,
be had the principal book
stores, Of Aiss Brooke, No. 46l = street
The Right Rev Ai0pzp }surr, y.
Right Rev q " De4ue, q. ID.
blas BaGie suleffL tetdcpt Coast survey
ldsaph Henry, Serfrtay Smithsonian b,tlH'e
Gen john Mason, Na.hnptan, u e,
William ~ EotcoFaa, 81, e.
Jatnes Camp het fastut -ef General.
Hon Ellis itrNis, CHiaf Justice o. Pennsylvania.
Wundvsrd lndg of DIE supreme Cont Of Pcnusy
Hon vsiI NJ e. Jersey
MI .siend Bruke ernahle lady. ~ great ine
tachpf and se accomplish
English literature e-prce ca'us peg . sh eoa5e'a
ALONLb fbIiEN.
Junr 90 g.
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GNiski ONLY ONE hIau0rtzEDl- 1.-THE Rob ON Boy
VEAU bAFf r. TEDH Is iur superior 20 the strips ~ Ga
nipr pania otf similar fcmri're II radically
without mercury RhecaEs uf tie dsTut scofla. The
spguenee ulce acrideut from accouchneuts the eira
peod , Hereditary ac-gF3 Of hnmors - depuHa
tive powerfully - the hahdcr, ~
older weakRe % the arn2 OM atnaes "
injections suundngs Fypildc ihe ae
very ebert heaEE- from he
balsam epasia q cubcbs q from ~ cons VIII hoes pa
tie virus ntuifaizing The Rob B0yveaH s shove All
sypbi discute-. wheher
ng resisted The o mercury the icdurs
potassium,
General agents far The Hiied sales Cahre Butdn,
William New Yut 0F wholesale orders Griat Dueagr,
New ORLEANS seullv, san Francisco.
Rob sectcnr ad ~ Az the rurH,als throughout he Tai
i'd stHies aniphe of d. Ccrvuis the
fopefcs of The Rob will b otsnsd by writing q Bion
Wiiam street, New York, Who viii give every Information
"
q. i prepared T. OH orders far South Anrics
dies free Of the United STATES duties o. be has The Eob m bond
March LADY,
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United states Mail.


PosT oFrIcK DEPARraEsT, July 8, 1855.
DRoPOSALs for carrying mails the United
LIST OF October 1885 the JOh day OF June, 1862
Give, tne following the sae Of FLORIDA, The
specified will the Contract 0tce of e
Past Office Department the city OF Washington until OF
The 10th August less, 10 be decided The next day
Camp izad Honosasa, Bay as and
back, twice week, o-horse coaches.
Leave Camp lizard Wednesday aud Saturday az 5
Arrive al lay Port days by
Leave Bay Port Tuesday and friday at BAN;
Arriye at Camp lizard sa days by JPN
695 Long Pond Clay Landing Waukeenah 100 miles
and back, week
Leave Long Pond Monday
Arrive WaukeenaI "Wednesday BY 6pm;
Leave Waukeenah Thursday nj Ga
Arrive al Long Pond Saturday " pm.
proposals. eeruneate, also instrue
requirements (emhrnnng conditions 20 be incorporated
la . contracts, department may deem
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the southern States, Gated January 2, 1859.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
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