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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-22
apll3ts
LVORWARDING AND COMMISSION

E'OKW AsDlNG AND COWMlSSION
a BUSlNESS.-Ihe subscriber, located the
Dock convenient to the handbags of the Steamers and
Vessels is prepared forward extremely low rates,
ALL KINDS or MERCHANDISE. TOBACCO,
FLOUR, GRAIN and other country produce.
lie will also give his PERSONAL attention the sale
Flour GRAIN and Produce and the purchase OF Groceries
HIS l"cauou enables him to forward Goods and Pro.
dure at abont half the charges in Richmond;
and from long experience the business all he asks i,
Il trial to insure satisfaction.
ALE RED s. LEE, the Dock,
~ Is i'm Richmond Va
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DaEEss. PISTOLS, Nc.---We have on
Ia haad very ioa.l-..,bc tment q Riles, fis-
tal. sSc, comprising -oue very hne Rifle hnnd
-.ss mounted with Grrnas Silver; Saloon Ri.rs and
t...; ,u,rp'- R0=s, IL Fee sno .ter, Allen'-
se.f-aeckae Pistols; Gnu Guns Foi,; Hunting kniya.
common P.tals ii all site.; Gnr,. Nc., &e % which
We invite the attention Of the pu,ie.
aug OF. J. u GREGORY X co.
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.


Retuccn IfICHnOND and \. YORK
STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
-r~1. The a. s. Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN.
.ss.x<sss n cafnuan Of Capt LEwfs PARaisH, leaves
N..r York rcraafit. every SATURDAY afternoon. st
> a,elara FIR Richmond shr 81 MT take any ifriFit
Ia at RON cry naiuf she nss. thmnnd regularly,
,,.4, II EsDA4 aIfrrnann at 1 neipck. for New 20 b.
Thee desiring ship By sef nu.t haze tirif sood-
hers on N4nily. Passengers desiring "a take this ship
bere gan have State Rpom secured ty addressing es
o. mail
HE ROAM he. capt sRrNsfH stops at City Point
uI.ffr she n.l land and icrcsr ifoehf. Both TIE
Juar4tasn nnd tie Eetnokr eese aud land lessen'
g,fs ut Guy i'oift mi Norfolk.
LuDLAM 4 WATSON.
,aarev Richmond Va
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RICHMOND, January lG, 1853.

RICHMOND, January 10, 1919
Mossrs. DOVE e. Co.-For about seven years my ne
gro boy, Simon, had ulcer the shin bone of oue
of his legs; he mas had the very best medical advice,
and the strctest attention from myself the sore has
been repeatedly poutced and burnt with caustc; in
tevas, whilst giving and applying medicine he has been
Kept on low diet and also kept perfectly quiet with the
limb eevated sometimes the sore woui be large
the palm of mans hand, and others larger than
half dime, and even when it has attained this small
size would break out again. | became entirely dis
couraa ed about it, and, day, while in your store,
asked you what must do for III you gave bottle OF
your RI OIL, and after using bottles (by the direc-
tion,) it was entirely healed Previous the time OF
using it, lie had lost months from his work. but since he
has never LOST single day | will Id that have en-
Pended use essly, his limb, about two hundred ant
hliy dollars and ii gives pleasure add to the ma
ny ybn have this testimonial of the virtues of your
iuhf OIL. Very respectfully
s. Z. SHELTON.
"A eopy--ruolishcdb by permission from lady IN ms
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NOW ON HAND

! 80 tons letter No Peruvian Guano;
10 Mexican
100 Casks Thomaston Lime;
100 " Mount in
so " North River Cement;
80 Calcined Plaster;
All tor sale ON accommodating terms lay
MILLER & ELAN,
dts nnt the Basin.
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CAKD-rbe subscriber having purchased of
"A Mcdaniel, Hurt j. Preston their interest in the
bate concern of w I. Anderson & Co. will continue
the GRocERY COMMISSION and FoRwAkpING business
the old stand the Basin, where they will keep
hand stock of Guano, Plnster Lime and Cement, for
sale nj the lowest cash prices.
He returns lis thanks to the friends of the late con-
and the public generally for the beta patronage
extended it, mud hopcs by using his best cxerons to
merit a continuance Of the TO the
udi9 dts WIN A. ANDERSON.
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| AND WAssiSAN'Ts.-We wish to purchase
IL IA htge quantity oil Laad Warrants, Ion Which We
will Hny tho highest market price IN cash Persons
having them for sale will do well to call On u
. nuy lO-9n YOUNGER & SMITH.
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RKOMA, cocoa, CHOCOLATE
HATS HATS HATS!

IA HATS HATS HATS EK
I'D SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. -
atTlrZER viii introduce the Spring style Dless Hat,
~ the first Saturday in Murch, for the inspection OF his
customers and the public ecnerny which will be found
supu-s my Hat, in this market, in beauty STYLE
quality AID finish. Also n lot Of beautiful style
soft Hats for young Gents All those desiring fine
Dress lials 10 eclipse any thing in this market, will
please call at the sign Of the BLUE HAT.
All kinds Of Hats made order with nea,ness and
dis patch. Customers Hats dressed over usuul.
mar:}ls WIN. STl1ZER.
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IyAA6ILY FLOUR 100 bbIs. superfne Family
y. Flour. Persons wanting will please apply immedi
as~y. tsug 2l-im1 LANGHORNE 81 JOHNS
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NO. TO, Mum 81, hlcfin0nu, Va
And for sale by J. II. Seey, D. h. Lyman, J. Il
Thompson x Co, r. Stubler & Co. Lynchbug Y a. al
by dealers in Medicines e, everywhere sep5ly
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(NEEfeAEE MAGNESHA.-A supply CON
~ slantly OF hand, prepared every week, and always
FIRE sh and good Als7, SARATOGA Congress Water, d
rect from the Springs. For sale by
willis JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
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| scowsCE! LsCoRicE!,- I've are 1o,

N receiving AMI have in store the following bra
OF hnr Lieoice, Tor sale ON consIgnments
100 cases and 5. Sticks,
30 do | lrncco do
% do /. do
npll3-ts MCDANIEL. HURT & PRESTON
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CHAD AND HERRIAGS The subscribers have
~ for snle Shad in half barres also errnes in whole
nd half barrels. FRANKLIN & BROTHER.
June , t.
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MEDICINAL Liquors * WINS


THROUGH TO THE SPRINGS.
LNARE FROM LYNCHBURG
l. 10 the White Sulphur - w
To DaggGr's Springs. 90
10 Rockbrdge Alum. ....----..--- %
TO Warm and Hot Springs %
10 Natural Bridge w
10 LeXlhgton.- ~
For buchanan our Packet Boats Leave Lynctburg 81
81 NJ, Monday. Wednesday and Friday, and con-
meet with the Stage Lines at North River and Crda'
Creek for The Natural Bridge, Lexington, Rock Alum
Warm AID Hot Springs, and in Buchanan with the L'h'
by Dnggers Springs to the White Sulphur. Returning
'eave Buchanan Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al
A. NJ.
.. The Boats for Richmond lcave Lynclburg Monae9
Wednesday and Friday at 8 A NJ.
BOYD EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
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q. HUSTON. THO ". HAWKINs RI HUTTON
Huston, Hawkins u Huston

tSMeessors to Stannsss 4 Hannilfon.l
NTHoLEsALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main strest
between Fourth and Fifth, Ksokuh, Iowa
We have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock Of Groceries and shall be prepersa "a
sell upon the most favorable terms.
We shall also do u General Commission business
and solicit Tor sale consignments Of all kinds of
merchandise and country produce. We are prepared
to make liberal advances. We shall pay special at
ention to receiving and forwarding all kinds of goods
and produce both 10 and from the interior and 10
ing orders for any description Of merchandise From
the long experience of Mr.. W. b. Huston in this
branch Of business shall be able To give satsfac-
ton. HUSTON, HAWKINS HUSTON s
We take pleasure in recommending our successors
to our old friends, and ask for them q continuance of
the liberality lately extended to us. Messrs Hus-
ton, Hawkins 4 Huston prepared to do large
business, and from their experience and ability. We
are confident will give entire satisfaction.
sTANNUS Il HAMILTON.
OGfa Eu
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LATER FROM NICARAGUA.
nurdereus Attack ON C.lifornians

New YORK, Nov. 3.--The steamer Star Of
the West, from San Juan, arrived at S
O'Clock. She brings upward of 800 passen-
gers and Sl00,00 in treasure She connect
ed with the Uncle Sam.
Passengers delayed days on the Isthmus,
on account of political troubles.
Col. Walker attacked Grenada Oct. l4th,
which having been previously deserted, he
took without havoc, and on the 22d General
Corral, commander of the forces of the late
government, surrendered to Walker, and 8
treaty of peace was formally concluded be-
tween them.
ID. NJ. Furtonaraga, late Secretary Of State,
having been detected in correspondence with
the enemy outside, was shot ut Grenada ON
the odd
The Transit Co. steamer Carlos, with the
passengers which left New York Oct. 9Th On
the Star of the West, was fired into by the
government forces from the Fort at the juno
ton Of the San Juan River and Lake Nicara-
qua. A lady and child were killed, and the
boat damaged. The passengers subsequent
~ reached the Pacific without further moles-
tation.
On the evening Of the 10th the govern
mcnt forces from Rita made most murder
Gus attack on the returning Californians. at
' hElu DAY hllllhg = anu severely Nounu-
ing others.
Both of the above attacks appear to have
been dictated by spirit of revenge occa-
stoned BY the success of Walker.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-Passmore William
son was brought into court o-day by a mar
shall to make affidavit that in his answer to
the writ Of habeas corpus he did not intend
any contempt of court, or evade any process
of court. An interrogation was propounded
him BY the District Attorney Of the court,
touching his power to produce the bodies in
court according to the mandates of the writ,
which, being answered, after some remarks
By the District Attorney touching Col. Wheel
er's suit for the damages in the L. $. Circuit
Court against the defendant, and announcing
his abandonment on the present habeas cor
pus, the court discharged the prisoner who
eft in company with his friends.
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1oAn calhoon and San4' HlghIett publiy i
1uueF 'ileir proper signature in the Chen Ga
irlpnhe OIL 18th alt, statement to the ~
It's. IL 'hAs 81 the 10Th Of the present mon n
ny .TcSened at tho counter Of the Inter; or
pa,.h Of georgia $4,000. That the Cash or
d a:. - ~ before closing the Bank t,or
a n'i An IN the afternoon they presen I'd
P ~ more ana the Bank officer was ), A.
-, I'ie - redeem It, alleging that he had MOI
, IT, eo I! two days before lie had
Will r,s statement IN conformity to Jaw by
go 80 : appeared there we're $l32, 2o2 II in
hat confidence asks tbe Tr;b,
,ba,, pao1 i;n nave ~ Bank which has MOI 6
ana A nlllon dollars Of bills in e,rculatiol
ing called upon.'' Wv wv On De
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4 K ANTlDaTE TO MALARIA, for the proven +
~ ton and cure Of Fever and Ague or Chili Fever
Dumb Ague. and other Intermittent and Rernttcnt
Fevers also of Bilious feyers, accompanied by
Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever Yellow Fever.
ship and Jail Fever, General Debility, Night Swcats
and all other forms of disease " kch have II common
ergin in Malaria Mlasma.
The subtle atmosphere poison, which at certain
seasons il unasoldably inhaled ct every breath is
the same in character wherever il sou tn
east west-ami will every " here yield to this new
~ discovered ASriporE which ncutralizes the poison
completely purifes the SYSTEM and thus entirely "a
moves all the cause ~ disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims hose extrsordiua
~ results from its
II will protect my resident or traveller even in
the most sicky -wampy localities, from any ague
bilious disease whatever, any injury from con-
stsntiy iuhaiing Malaria Masma.
IL will instantly cheek the ague in persons " ho
have suffered for length Of time from one tay e,
twenty Year, 30 that thes need never have another
chill by continuing its according To direct ions
u Wal immediately relieve all the distressing
sut of bilious or sgue alseases, such general dc
bhty, night s~eats etc The patient Mt once begin.
to recovar appetite and strength and continues unit
permanent aud radical IL effected. And az q
proof that il is also worthy of public confidence be-
cause OF lie singular and entire harmesness tbs fol
lowing certificate from vi the most c.lebrat ID
chemists IN the United States il attached 10 every
bottle
NEN Yonk. June H. 1865
II have nude u chemical examination of Rhode
Fever aud Ague Cure, or Antdote to Malaria, and
have tested IT for Arsenic, Mercury Quinine strych
nine, but have not found particle Of either in It,
nor have found any substance III lis position that
would prove injurious to tn constitution.
JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ, D., Chemist
This allows of IT. free u preventive by which
all persons may thus be Of entire freedom from the
above named diseases, matter how sickiy the sea
son or swampy the locality.
PFeef- ef efficiency frequently pubirhea and the
confidence OF the public is asked only In proport on
% It's actual merits wherever introduced and used
These only are relied upon 10 prove it, worth
one or two bottles will answer fur ordinary cases
some may requir. more. Directions printed in Ger
man, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle
Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold tv the pro
prietor. JAMES A. RHODES Providers.
lc-H. III. AfREs, Agent, Keokuk Iowa and for
sale hy Druggists, generally. noy3:dAw
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Demoine Navigation ana H. H. Co.
LAND DEPARTMENT.

A,
G1NHIs Company, having entered upon vigorous.
l. prosecution of the Improvement of the River
with the view of bringing IL into nj the earles
possible moment, and being DESTROYS Of meeting, a.
tar possible the generally expressed wishes Of tb
people of the D,sMoines Valley hereby give NOTED
that their Land Office will be opened, ut this place.
at Az early day they can procure the examine
tions requisite for atxing valuation upon them.
In the meantime, applications will he received d
this office, from persons desiring to parehase, whet
will enttle them 70 preference at the Company II
valuation in the order OF the receipt Of their appii
cations. Applications should be made il the forn
appended hereto.
Terms of sale will be, for Prairie LAM, ton pei
cent OF the purchase money down, and ten per cent
per year thereafter, with semi annual interest al h.
rate of eight per cent per year an sums unpaid.
Upon Timber Lands, ne-fourth down a nd the bal
ance In nine equal annual instamsnts with inter
lest as above. Payments can be made in cash or IN
bills Of Banks in the State of New York or in the
bonds IT this Company al par.
In the sale Of these Lands preference will b. given
to actual settlers, and annual improvements will
be required to be made.
The Lands offered extend up the Dcs Moline,
River az far a. Section %, Township ~ Range -
West y. VI.
Piais OF the Lands can b. at this office
where any information be had bs application,
in person ur bt mail.
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Phof. saSfohp's ADDRESS The introdac.
tory lecture Of Prof. Sanford, before the SIN
dents q the Iowa Medical College, was an
excellent and interesting production. We
expected - have been able 10 present it TO
our readers entire, but il was delivered frou
notes, and the professional demands upon The
time Of the Doctor have prevented him from
writing ii out in fall
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To the Gentlemen.

To the Gentlemen.
Z N exhibition, an assortment of French, Scotch
~ md American tassimcrcs-the frst ever offered
III this market.
,'rsrisGs.-in Metre Antique; Plain and Figured
Grenad,. ecs Broeade and Rex silks; Silk Velvet
and PLUSH.
GIorBs-Bls * and Blue fine grades, aud broken
check Cassimeres. ,or fall suits.
Also-A cbn;ce sele. r'ion of Kid Cloth aud M erino
Gloves; Halt Hose in VOL, Msrino, and heavy Cot
ton with Msr sno feet Silk nd Merino Undershirts
and Drawers Cravats Ecarfs an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sept. 10, lS5b.--dAw - y. 1V0AAh'
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Billiards. Panorama


7TNIIE Second term u MIS-. F. 3. A. JoHNsroN )
L School for Young Ladies Will commence Mon
day, Noy. 18th
TERMS TUITION PER Of AFTER OF TEN wHgKs
Juvenile Department, S. 90
Preparatory Department, 90
Academic 90
Drawing and Painting, 90
Embroidcry, 90
Modern Language and Latin, o.
Rooms at Unitarian Hall, corner Of 4th and Main
treets. noyTd3w
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JAMES II. DUNCAN a CO..

North side lain bet. sh and 9th sts. keokuk Lowe
4 RE PREPARED To INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
into stores dwellings, churches. and ot htr build
ings, reasonable terms.
Our stock of ga fixtures will be alwsss ADEQUATE
ts tie demands II thr trade and our connection. ID
such@that We can furnish any pattern n short ~
tica. We would particularly call the tentiou If
those wanting Steam Pipe connections to our ,croaqAt
iron PIPE which has almost entirely superseded cop
per pipe stock of all sizes constantly On hand.
Orders received for brass work Cash paid for old
Brass and Copper October l. iss6-d6rn
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lVD We like mischieyous children. and or
t.ls reason-thes are apt to m axe old mel 1.
food boys generally die in the fifth wear !.
not because they are good, but because their
qulet habits make them strangers to mud
puddles and oxygen, dirt piles nd out door
exercise. hhen friend tells us he has q
iistie paby VINO never wants 10 leave his
DOCKS, the knob Of his front cor immed,
n'oiy becomes an object Of int crest to us !:
we know, as II we are blessed with fore
Ano~ieage, that IN less than a year strip
y plaek Grape will be throwing shade
cate.
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l.nA IixIurca.

1--WE undersigned ARE prepared To receive orders
for fitting up stores. offices and DIVE ling honees
with pipe and fixtures for gss-promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work to Ire gss
tight
All persons aesirous of using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested to leave their adj
dress with US, through the Post Office.
Ord r. executed in The succession In which they
are received >GotfEID BROTHER.
july Sd
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EuERsoN.s AMHRoTYPEs.

fJNHE subscriber having obtain
ed the right of Lee County, p<
Is now prepared 10 take these beau - dS9A1
tlfui and never changing pictures
on glass plates, at No. 3, Third st.
between Main aud johnson. The art has very re-
Gently been brought to very high degree of perfec
uen, by Mr. Outline, the inventor, who has secured
patent for fourteen yeaes in France, Great Britain
and the nited States. These pictures, beautiful
IN tone, bold and clear in effect universally ad-
mired wherever they exhibited, and are rapidly
taking the place Of Daguerreotypes, which too ofton
prove eyanesccnt and changing in their characters.
The Amhrotype is taken upon the best plate glass:
understandable cement 10 then put upon it, the &C.
ment soon hardens, and two glasses become in effect
one with the picture in the centre, aud may b. set
in monuments, sent 10 sea, otherwise Exposed to
the weather in any climate and will resist the action
If the elements and retain its briliancy for ages
being enduring the glass upon which ID taken
The Ambrotypas are not reversed, but in
the natural position of the sitter. Dagueireoty pes
can be copied in this permanent style and enlarged
TO any size. Children be taken in clear weather,
III two seconds.
Rn'- Daguerreofype stock and apparatus for sale.
noy5 EMERSON, Artist.
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Pleasure Excursion
TO HEwYORK CITY.

TICKETS - CTS, CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
d ASSENGERs will assemble at CoScERr HALL, on
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, at
81, and Thursday and Friday al o clock, r. NJ
They will be condueted by aid OF
Billiards. Panorama
through more than 70 miles Of streets In New York
and into all the principal places of business and
ent, through the Pleasure Grounds and promcnades
Of Ia City, and have fine view of the shipping Har-
pors and Public buildings VI Brooklyn, Jersey City
and Wlllamsburgh, Crystal Palace, &c. az.
gstf~For particulars Programme.
now j. III. LILLE, Conductor
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il prepared to take lkenesses Of all who may give
him call, in the most perfect manner, having .
large skylig ht, the only light by which a blue eve
be made look natural and far superior to ali
other lights for Daguerreotypngs also, having IN
experience in the art of years he hattars
himself that he suit the most fastidious. Pic
lures and Drawings copied Landscapes and pic.
Of the sick deceased taken Mt short notice
Pictures put up in every variety If style regardless
Of the weather, aud satisfaction in all gusran-
teed.
June %, lS55.-dtf
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III we have IN our possession the opinion
Of Judge Lowe, in the case Of the Sta te against
deofas Santo ct. al. under the Prt ,hibitory
liquor Law, written out at length. In its
character and conclusions it is a very .;mpor-
tanf decision, and we shall publish D, .rt or
the whole Of it tomorrow.
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Five Point. N l..ion. New york

There will be a Mass Meeting Of the friends
OF the frlendless, homeless outcast poor. in
the Westminster Presbyterian Church, this
evening at 6! o'clo ok, at which time Rev.
Mr.. Van Meter, Missionary at the Five Points,
who IS finding homes for the little homeless
children OF that wretched region, will address
the meeting. Contributions in money. cloth
ing, material for clothing, bedding, and
homes for children earnestly solicited. A
collection for the above object will be taken
during the evening
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" The Council Bluffs Chroaotype SAYS
that Hon. james Harlan delivered nm IL
quent lecture at that place on the 3otE.. Which
received tho universal applause Of tire audi
enra
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FtfHE Fast saw Mill one and half miles above
l. town IL now in operation with good stock Of
Log. Persons wanting Lumber will be furnished
on short notice by LEAVING their orders tbs Office
OF r. II, u. W FORD On With
WM BRpWSELl4
khnknL NJ IS8f-
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To the Citizen. Of Keokuk

THE VFKkZfuS 0H KVOkUk.
ANlNH Interested With the Mcssrs scofe Ids
i in the tias Fitting business. We would assure
the public that all orders given to them will be
ecuted In neat and workman like manner and
that they can rely upon the work done hy them A.
being IF the very best material.
A. il will be hui short time before the ras will
be introduced, would reeommen nd to those se.i
rous Of lighting up al the time If the completion &c
the works. thar they give immediate orders for pipe
FIXTURES, &C., otherwise. many would he DELAYED be
yond that time il would be impossible 10 supnly
all applications upon short notice.
July =. lS5J.--d &. HERRTCk Co
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pETNEEN Montrose and keokuk, containing
- SUN OF money, which the owner can have by
proper description Of the same. Cali on
EDWARD PETTY.
Mnntrn-e NnN Z dnIt
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y or DO ieei on Main street desirable Guiding
Ia lots in tbs city If keokuk also fur sale "
exchange for wertorn properly, good Mill prolesty
il Ohio 30 cnoce land in Indiana several lot
ia the Town Of Napersiile, county seat If Du Paga
comfy ILL.,. 10 u choic. land near the county
seat of Monroe county. Iowa with fruit trees etc.
INQUIRE Of MrkFNNY RtfSSFR