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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03

HpOOr as and Shees.-Ladics Cue CATER Shoes;
hb Gaitor aud Kid Boot; Misses Kid daiter and En-
amellcd Leather Roots ucntlenens Ono Boots. shoes,
and Caters. CSll On natsO shiORN.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03
NJ O TT @ T..

n HAVE In my possession the Law and Forms necessa-
ry for making out declarations for all those who are
entitled to additional Bounty Land under the Act of
Congress passed the Sd day Of March, 1855.
My Office is Main street, opposite the Office Of the
"Athens Post" and Chancery Clerks office.
Athens, March I6-tf-33S JOHN L. BRIDGES
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Notice..

A LII orders for Agricultural Machinery,
"A made by Messrs. Wheeler, Melick 4 Co,
Albany, N. Y, must be to me direct, or
through my Agents in East Tennessee, Mr.. S.
Il. Reeder, Athens, ard Mr.. NJ. Nelson, Knox.
vile, who are authorised to furnish any of said
machines at manufacturers cash prices, add.
ing cost of transportation. z. ID. GATES.
Feb. 3, 1854 Il $50 IL Broadway, N, Y.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-03

~ y. AT.F. GIBSON,S hno Hats have Just
We arrived from tne North, and the stock is composed
Of the latest styles such the best Mole finest Panama,
those beautiful black Leghorn-, and some which call
cd Know Nothing Hats They have, in short complete
assortment of Mems and Boys summer Hats which they
will sell q. cheap az any thcT nelghboTI. IDoy !
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HEALING VIRTUES.

Its fad, authenticated here, well all over ths
State and indeed the whole western states, that Sloan',
Medicines have attained wide spread celebrity and TO-
puaton. to which they are justly entitled by their hsay
rirHes" aud powers. We not among those who AZ.
prone 10 endorse every patent hubug that CONES along
and ia this instance have delayed endorsement un
we have been able make douby sure no, ony
DIV testing them personally ourselves bat FROM the lesI
niony Of a numerous portion of The community liyiny
around us.-I Illinois Globe, Aph ~. 1856
Sold in Athens. Tie. by [hebl6-iml W. BURNS.
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THOMAS w. FLEMING,
Hugh L, FINLEY,

JOHN HER7oN,
OF Charleston, y. e.,
Who has experience OF 90 years in the OF
Charleston the last seven OF the time spent In the Re-
eeving and Forwarding Department of the South Carroll
ma Ran Road Company, respectfully oner their services
as GENERAL AGENTS AND COMMISSION MEli-
CHANTS, Tor the receiving and forwarding of all Goods,
Wares, Merchandise and Machinery through Charleston
For the sale Of all kinds OF East Tennessee and South
ern PRODUCE, viz Flour Corn, Bacon, Lard, Tobacco,
Cotton Rice Wheat Oats Rye, Feathers, Butter Eggs,
&c, &c.
We are not now nor do We intend to be, during the
continuance OF our business either directly or indirectly
engaged in any specuations whatever, therefore intend
to devote our PERSONAL attention to the very best in
erests OF our customers relying solely upon our energy
and promptness to sustain and hoping By unremng
and attention to merit and receive share Of public
patronage.
Office and Warehouse Atlantic Wharf, three build
ngs east Of Post Office and Custom House.
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen
N Cannon Son. Craighead Deadrick, and ner-
chants generally, Knoxville, Tenn.
@. A. Upton Rail Road Agent, and merchants gener-
ally LOudon, Tenn.
French & Van Epps and j. J. Bryant, Chattanooga,
Tenn
W.B. A. Ramsey, Secretary OF State A. r. Crozier,
Comptroller of Treasury, and NJ. VI. Swan, Nashville,
Tenn.
H. b. Norve Huntsville, Ala.
C. L. King, Decatur, Ala.
J. X. Love 4 Co., Whitesburg, Ala.
NJ. L. Swan, Belfont, Ala.
p. d. Gates, 12 Broadway, New York
Col. James Gadsden, Charleston.
John Caldwell, President Of South Carolina Rail Road
Thomas Waring Auditor OF South Carolina Rail Road.
John King, Agent OF South Carolina Rail Road.
Hyatt, Mcl'urney Co., and J. S. & L. Bowie Co.,
Charleston, {. Z. ISept. 10, lS54-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13
NEW YORK MARKET.

JuLY il-Momey is unchanged. Stocks heavy
CaIrna and Chicago Railroad, Il0!: CIeveIanD
aud Toledo, %; Etc, 81; Illinois Central, 9S
Michigan SUnIllrn, %; New Y"TS CcmErO!, lUIi
Harlem, 2Ol, Cumberland, 29i. Rca'!lng, 10.
Cotton has advanced lc, with sales O eco bales.
Plonr Jim; sales Of $3.50 ills. Ohio, al IS, ia
4. so; sales 500 1tls Sunlllrru, at:ll. Wheat liun
with an upward tendency; sales Of $500 bush
southern white, al $?,45. Coin TITLE Lowell
sava Of u COO bushels at Sll Pork firm, sales .
$50 bis. ncef finn. sales ol2jO brIS. Lard dull
Whisky finn; sales LEGO brS OF lie. Coffee firm
from tS.GOa 1850 fOl Rio. Sugar inMj sales 90t
bXS, at ii for MuSCOvakO. MOIass.s tim; SAvs
101 hhls. at 3?C for New Orleans. Iron Gun
sales nj s3OAS. Tobacco Tim; sales 1903 hIris a
Illc lot Kentucky. GunMy Cloth, sales 100 bale!
10 Aruve) at l3c. I'oss inn at llal?c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

ACIrT CoUScIL IL JAlL.--Ihe Louisville COu'
fstoi Tuesday says:
Last week, it will he remembered, Judge Bul.
1rS ssr7fiAlun.er uilrcSIsd 10 the various IneIn'
1rIS "i iNe GenrIal COunciI, demanding that they
sh'iii 'how why they had not Obejei man
G"nH Of his Conr, bY gaining license TO Mrs.
'ltIt1 an! Michael Kean 10 keep tavefns.
4 plFilOn apPested and responded that they had
Always ard were nov ready To giant the llncnSeS
a.'e.'' O,herS. that they IeSiretl TO take an Np
zeal 10 HE SuPetior CouN, and would give their
i7Irr!nai Jo"I'. These two classes were &C
'"i'nElY discharged by his honor.
Tie Fema'nleT appeared in cOuh nd eSpfeSSeI
'L'NariTcS oppose I.tI gtaniIng lIceiIscs to any
i''sins lot the teiIl Of ardent splits, and nnwll
w! 10 take an appeal without they could give III,
c'!Y bond. To lhtS Judge Bullock objected, and
ieytie'ed their confinement in jail during suci
l.ar as should suit bus Plrasure. Aldermen
HeltAetlom and Kaye, anil COnnciImen Riley
!s'hr"pk, ShInkS. Vaughan, GiIliSI and Hay
'ol "ete accordingly conducted " the count!
lyou.
VI Riley moved that, as provided by statute
Vie ntrtyenIIOn OF a jury 6s had TO Oulet tn
'-h!!h n thsit Imprisonment. ButJudGe bulloc'
l7Lafked that he had thoroughly studied the Ques
"'anf C0ntemptS, aud Tie statute waS not uppl
N'tin ihlS case.
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Just Received.

w \. ERwARnS ~ $40. have ,sst received from
W the EAsi, tat Ihelr New GnTefy adjoining Tie
PJ,"s "NCrleut aud carefully ,erC;c'! hss"r'mrmi
VI fine GIIrees IN which they Invite Ihc l'e"nm u all
~ want good aud chrIp sTtcc'es. Our slCCE CONSISTS
IN Ia'i NJ fine
kO, MlraclibU, and Java cOces brown. clarified dol
C,HsLrI anil PuveI'ied Sngtrs;
Teas gteat NarIeiy and nEo qualities;
COCUl, kIOunn an! Chocolate III III" best hTlnds,
FIcsu UeachcS Plne apples, strawberries aud IsIIhct.
TleS. IN CIEy, rice flour, cOTn AilICui
Fltlnl, llsO, nACaCUW, lStIglaSs, JeIii'hli
EeTnnda ArTOWrOOt dried cnTlMis, IasInS. almonds,
olives, hops, eici l0bacC0 lnd Se!Irs, AUe IUl.esi
SOAPS. eic.; Fine :ruUIh 1ILe SIlti
Spices and EsSeICes Of every variety.
Together with many ulkef IliICieS tedious t0eEl
me ale, al VI which we ling at very PIiteS
Gail AMI examine for yourselves you can't bat b" peas
Ell. Remember the rlAu.-c0uerO MaIk-t ImI il"inCy
streets, 1djOining the poS,nlite Wheeling. Va. mi9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13
ENLISTMENT or RECRUITS FOR TnE

CRlMEA AT CINCINNATI.
JuM little British CONsGl and 0ILeES have
been btonlkI bc("te the L. $. Commissioner FOL
cnlis,ns men lot the Ctinreh, and are on tfOl.-
Some rIsh werc enlisted, not intending 10 80, but
to involve the British agents Tot recruiting. The
British Consul, when applied to, did not give an
assurance OF compensation, but WAS satisfied that
whoever took 100 men 10 Canada would yet a
cantancy. The GecmiIs Testified that hey Lad
been engaged aud furnished with means TO 90 lC
Canada fut enlistment, aud they accepted Tot The
purpose Of exposing the British authorities. With
out coming 10 decision the Commissioned al.
iOurced the case until 10. nlOnow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13
TERRlBLE TRAGEDY.

Sr. Louis, July ll.-.YesteEduy, young man
named Blessing, respectfully connected, murdered
his sister who had become wOrtan OF the town,
and returning to his hotel lie shot himself dead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

D4rrxculsnrO ARRlvAL.-A yriSIy beOfOf huge
dimensions has aulyel in his city, per Aliens
E,prrss, aud now holds lis evees IN Tie court yard
Of The WLutt House. lie looks as though he
wouII Ike % cultivate ali intimate acquaintance
u,tO ali who ,pptOaGh him, but we, fOr one, re.
:, ec,inl!y declines his tmLraces.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

TnE Clncinnli FuQuiIet states that gentle
mai alu,ed Gibbons, recently from Wheeling,
was lhvsn from buggy on Tuesday morn
u,,oa Sixth street, near John. 10y coming in con,
t,c, w,lh county wagon, and carried 10 his
boar! a.! house, OH Vine, neat Seventh sheet, se'
tOlsly lninlrd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

BcaNxo % ruE srE.MEa MA"S"LII.
,'raner Magnolia was destroyed ty Gte al Ne%
Il, cans, on The night Of the 9th inst. Eight per
soas petsl,e,l in The flames, and 1000 LOIes o
co,,oa we've consumed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

AruESEUN.-A new attraction is presented to.
nr.ht IN t. HEMGLE and his daughter Miss XIV.
az, WHO will appeal in. The charming piece Of
"Chat,s IT," NIr. und MIS-. CWArNAS also Op-
rcat IN tie "Ariful Dodge" and the "PIeasanI
N-isALor" y pleasant vari'ty Of singing an
l,nsmg will also he given. This bill is cetlainLy
!,oI enough to attract a large crowd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

Tux DIGESTION Op ruE 'I'aMSs AND MAILS -
The passage Of the trIlns on the Baltimore *
uan I:aiIrOaL were still CLslructrd yesterday Sc
,.. % prevent tlCir nuVal at tie usual time, ant
~ irr sadly deficient in mai matter, the sIste II
nail, !0t the two pas; days having failed. We
nr,r, hnweVrr, from intelligence received yeSIrr.
!Iv, that the CHIEF distinctions have been remove,
and the lnoS serious damages repaIteI. mes
x,.r vas t.ce,vel ION Ciucrou yesterday after
ro1n Al oeo?s, saying TINT the tfLlns could
r1y.; ant a, O'Clock ont Of the trains came iR
ls InIeSscngyr. an tepOrIr, that the taiuS cOuIt
p..s very pace except KmswOOd Tunnel. rhete
.ir Gm,! be- changed Anl blggIGe transferred. -
Tue rNprcs5 raIH !ef' here yesterday aArEan'H
VII, 10 passengers AMI The mail for The east.
Tie eas,efn maj, II 3W e,InesdIy::w was sent yes
,yt!y mOtnRs VII PntS'mr.h.
rtuni ale expected 10 anIve This morning with
W,s de'UA7I mlIs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

CHPaEcEOEATED lIIsE IN TIIE lIvER-Tht
heavy rlins Of Tuesday produced an unexpected
AMI unprecedented rised u 10 feet IN the nVeF'
IN less than 20 houlS ailet The rafISInen wert
lv'ter Pteplted Tot rise this time than the pEevI'
oli trshe'S. ami consequently suffered but com
rl'lrvely iIlte damage, The TAIL Of tai" during
i,rrn LOurS was greater lhAu IN tue thee NEOAEh:
ii June. July and August Of last wear, The
lnnsg SLOWING that one inch fell in less than /!
iUu&.
IA PENNSYLVANIA av. house Was moved several
irel' ami celIh ~ various parts Of The city weft
overlooked.
IhtoaGn the country, considerable damage was
done 10 The cops and property. great amount
Of Wy Was !eSlOyeh. The post master at Barring
TOM Washington county, whites us that lIaccOor
c'cs, Tas m!.rt than il has been since 1891, anL
"; Yll Ian u That place was caFttd away by Tie
Mood. MI alonS'h cEseS the meadows ate Ovet'
hI"ei, IhE cOrh and bailey under water, aud many
'eEcsS washed aRAy.-l'iIlJbug Post.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13
SAVINGS Bank Store.

Savings bulIk 0IUE6'
T WOULD respectfully say 10 III" citizens ~ Wheen;
al vicinity have juAt ieCciveL from tho East and
tnlih in addition To my previous ard varied S'"cN Oi
H'ots Shoes, lIli' Cars, nonns'S Umbrellas and Tar
HE Snors all Callers. Gents Fancy Sho"S. Caters,
Noes KIN 5rL Suniincr Has whoa Ol'e M such iSIHS
a. In make true the hrlling OI this notice.
ROhne', for ITe;-lhCI enIe tnvIto all ye beoHe',
,toelrt7 hdit ra9.s', AMI IoHq>! rI5iis children 81
Adam 10 cali the Old Poet Office tOrer. opposite Nc
Lure OSr, where you will fluid all tle goods Of above
descl ptiOn, believe lower Aany other pace III thS
III Il II. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13
The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTiC MEDICINE"
IN THE
~ FV n n M

~ ~ ~ IL :
Fifty Pills for Twenty-Five Cents.
Rive HoArs Tor 5 500.
60. H l. S 4 Il A D. 81
.IN7T.bTSFEF7Ic PTLLS
ITlLh relieve ever ''hnliln beHS' WHO has ANT OF
" the following SYMPTOMS;
Indigestion, Headache,
KlL0uSLesa, ENtTeme nervous agitation.
Acidity, PAtpIliI0M u the heart.
sese 81 oppression at ueAn inclpacty for the Slist
nit n tho stomach, est CXGnini,
Depression OF SplTls, MISInrsE aud lNdiSlinclneSS
lIelVIneSs, u VISION,
Cold hands lnd Icc:, Unpleasant la&:eInt the month
NunhneSa vi the Limbs aud particularly Wien IIsITg ii
other parts, the morning,
Vertigo NIEeL, Nuilte1vyVIn, and ScnSc VI
IEiiiCuILN vi IcSpITlIiuHI wcIglt III tic lead,
StUiur, IGulOIITy OSS Of HleHlOTy
IrIItlhilitY, \ sGnSC Ui EIptIlHsS,
nIOwsuesI, Pnisc less frequent aud more
IDENTITY, irchlC Than usual.
EXiTeur IlHguOr AMI EX- Dependency,
hIlIslIUn, EniUiJlOm aud Extreme Dc.
ResiicSsEcSS, Liity.
CUsUNeHe4s.
Principal N"rO;at
yuruet& Co.'S, ! Fast Fourth street,
CINCINNATI.
r-9'FOt sale by nruggsis everywhere. EN
Gf'rRiCE-3j cents To- s.nSle box, or 81 Tor nv
Ne4uV.
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TILE INTEIIIGBNCER
FRIDAY MORNING, July 10, 1855.
70 GorFesPoadents.

LErTRRSeopeet ming supserptiom, ysrtls Nsor 9th.
buSineSk OIthG lRteli geneer, should be al.
eS.el to the PI0pTa'OTS.
Giucs rnhz the editorial department Of the pa
oe LoulI he addressed to The editors, Jointly Or to eli
"roCi.smir,lenty writing for publication, will pease
~y,is mis- IN one sile NJ the paper
NnobserYlNco 0Ith0 above rules WI greatly Ubre NJ,
,,i secure more prJNPt aieniinm To correspondents
Sl. they nisA Otherwise AUnIa li,lea relieve.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

fix RlvER.-Ihrre were Is feet water in tht
rb,anel.iost night and rising. A depth ot25 feel
:, nav anticipated by river men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13
NaW UontectlOMerY
Threc-M Ice

'INllE Subscribers would inform Iirir nie0's I'i tho
CtIiEras WEerius gfUcrIllYu 'tEt i6eT nav" ""''-
In.s To al, 10 want II, an excellent L'Cte. lG" 'e
was cut three mite, ahnVe the Guy IN III" czech. and ia
the west hlrChn NJ the liver im Is clear, beautiful ice,
warIIuied zee lIOnI ali Impurities
lryi George SCHELLHASE 4 IA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

DOY'S call hOOis;
ID dn kipbOOisj
dO calf OXOnI Tiesj
dJ bUs1nA;
liqY's bouts lI slOrs every kind lHd deTcdr'tnn
Also, chidteHS ShOeH, GIIGS, &c, VI all sOIIs aud
siteSi in fact suit everyday IN lug iev
want IL my line. lUmt forget I:J NIiuSreet, Wheeling
Va. y. l.. DORSEY.
=. S-COuHt'Y merchants sorting w iOr cash VIII do
well local Jap
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13
Mew Stock Of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DoRSEY'S

No 1873 Main Il. door Iclolp ENio1 H.
HAVING refined from the Manufacturing EaahlI'h'
Ill HentS VI the Fat VITA AtOCE Of bout aud Shoes
comprising all tue varied styles NT tue pIte"; ard a.
pIOachng S6lSnn Of SJ would resi- ectIllY luNllt one
aud al IN tail and eXantHe mr. SlOCk, az anI C0ntdemt
that cav sNIt all ami evey hHY provided g9oi pretty
AMI Ch.ar EnNhS will dol lnICMi Keep ihe heal qu1I'
ilJ NJ goods IN my iF and will sell aS ChcAP not CIsar'
cT than lucy can he bought elsewhere. tail AMI exlnhnH
my suOla ard il they don't PIeasF M charge Will be m'a
iUI examining.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-13

Tls A.1rNNaLE.-We were one Of the numer.
OD sHssoitlre ItiII TIP al CLpl. lIOJerts' new
N-lLef. tie ALlgNIRLE, yesterday. She stated
ltam the boat. yArI AMI ptocrrde, about five miles
a1SI tie rvrr AMI GeiarNe'l to the ILnLIug. Ey.
t'Ntiug OprSltrd admirably, aud demonstrated
La. q plans RoSERrS AMI JELLr have an excel.
ent new boat i0r the Wheeling and ParAetsbuts
t.!t.
the Alternate is very snu;, ueat stern vince
cmil, we'll adapted 10 rihet low OF high ~atet, ant
accommodations for (reIghI or pass:ngetS, Com
bae all the improvements which " old Stayers''
'loOushiy acquainted with the line in which Sic
$50 run, could be expected Ia make.
rnr following dtG the dHrusIuns IT the Abe
!Afle:
Length Of Deck, 1875 feet.
lieIn, ~
Hold. II
2 boilers =! feet long, u inches 'iinmeIer, en-
gIntS. IL feet stoke. Is inch CyIiudeE. Wheel
- let long, 20 feet diameter
The AbemarIe has 81 well CONSTRUCTED and
neatly flushed slate rOOnlS.
Tie hull vas butt by Mesrs. Wilson, Dunls.
w Co.; the cabin by NyssrA H,nes& Beam
lainuns by NJ. Woods.
tn: AbemltIe will " completed aud Furnish
ell, ve,Iy t0s service, in the cOurSe ri We H.
TIE furniture will bc furnished by Nj. MsndeI /
the carpets by Mr. llatDouri the chats by Nj
Pas.
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TEI.EGRAPHIC NEWS
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL Of THE PACIFIC.

INV Youx. Inly 1.-THE steamer Pacific At
lived at SIX O'Clock this m1rHIug, bringing |. Ver
pool aIvices to the !Otp uIt., Let Eegmat day EOI
SAILING
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-07
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.

+ AM prepared t. Manufacture from all If the
i Brands Of fr nrh, German. Belgian and Phil :
delrhia Calf skins having bought I'll IN II the i'm
porter in New York. and manufacturers in Phiaie
iha Tn patrons II my estab.i~hms mt may rest as
sur,d II getting better article than at tn hous +
who buy Of second third hansis.
Call and examine my stock and leave your orders.
good and satisfactory 1T warranted and the work
guarantee At tn Boot aud Shoe Emporium, No. 6s,
Main Street S. A. DUKE.
August % Is55-ttf
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Iowa Saddle and Harness Shop.

u.
Main Street, corner of Third .kEOkU X.
IA TIE undersigned would inform the public
- and his old customers that be he's on hand
large assorl mcnt Of Saddles and Harness
ol his own manufacturing. consisting Of every W
ricty II Full Spanish, Half Spanish, fslIback anil
Ladies Saidl-s Brides and Msr,ingales, Coach.
buggy, Gig. Stage and Wagon Harness; Trunks.
Na.c,r. Carpet lag. Whips and Whip Lash...
All work warranted to be made out Of the bes,
other market Also, general assortment Of Sad
dlery Hardware and Leather.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing anything in his
line would do we'll to give him a call before buying
elsewhere as he is determined to sell cheaper Than
ANY other House in the city
"a Work made to order. Cash paid for Hides
November IA, 1850. A. " LEOPOLD
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First Arrival.

II u. WO0DW ARD 4 co. have cOmmenee1 n
i i. ceisinG their Fall stock. We shall have ~
largest and most varied stock of Goods ever heeaah
10 this market, consisting in part Of Dry 0eca, No
tion-, Boots and Shoes Hats Caps and Bonnes, and
Bonnet Trimmings If every kind. In faot, 10 can
say to the Ladies that We have everything that 10
pssrs sary for their toilet from cent prinfs 70 the
fksA Brocadc Silks. Shawls of every hue and pat
tern, from the cheapest Blanket 10 the best desh1s
Broca. Embroideres, LAGOS, FlooAdngs, Ae., -.
To the Gentlemen we can say that ~ oaa - yos
from top to toe with the finest Broadaloth sAoap
est Blanket. We have a few left Of thoee beanii-
ful Shanghai Coas, with Vest and Pants = motoA.
III you want TO be in the top of the 4aa1&0n lust
step into No. SO, and be fitted from heaA - boek.
For the little ones have just the 6oods; Plan
neis OF every description Deanes Cashuere&ts, Cas-
simcre, Challies, Lustra and Linssys, X.
We still intend 70 sell goods : lsstts levsr than
any other house in the city although it b nol necss
sary 10 state . fact so universally undsntoeA.
We had almost forgotten ~ mentioa aho~t tkess
fn Clocks. All deem II necessary b say ID tha&
We have few more Of the Same sort left.
All to be had ct Wholesale md retail II
n. p. WO0DW Ard CO.,
Aug. II. 1S5s.--dAwly. No. - 4ain 0tssst
CITY LOT6 E01 III.
flSHREE iots, in tn mast xesirahas p.Fe ~
i city ON the corner Il Eleventh ~ 1fnaklis
treste, for sale cheap for cash; !. -.c,xwcr
| Inquire Of WI. x1Ur-
| August %, ls55--du
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GAs.-Our friends down at the Gate, are
going ahead With their Gas Works, prepar-
ing 70 illuminate their city. Do they intend
lighting their slack water Improvement, when
completed Pr awkeye.
We rather guess the Barlingtonians will
illuminate the Improvement sufficiently with
the laird glare of their hard swearing at the
sdemnition' slackwater.
CLoTmIxG.-Rcad the advertisement of n.
Ho6heimcr, and then If you want any Fall
or Winter Goods, or any thing in his line,
give him call. 1t is our private opinion,
publicly expressed, that Hoirheimer is per
sonally clever fellow and liberal dealer.
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A large and we'll selected assortment Of pure,
concentrated Botanic Medicines, Tincture Gelse-
mnnm, Alcoholic and Hydro Alcoholic Extracts,
Haskell Mcrricks select Powders, Wcdgewood.
lass and Iron Mortars, Pill lilies and Machines,
scales and Weights, spatulas, syrinses, Pocket Ca
ses, Laneets, Trussc-, Vhouldcr Braces, &c. Gold
aud Tin Foil, Gum and Plain Teeth Files, Excava-
tors, Pusgers, Cast and Impress Cups, Tooth For
ces, Hooks and Keys.
Annattc, Alum, Cochineal Madder, Extract and
Chip Logwood, Camwood. Fustic, &c. Dry Lead,
Turpentinc, Oil and Paint Of all kinds.
Cod Leaf, Bronze and Carmine. Large assort-
ment Of Brushes from the steam man fActory, N,
y. Window Glass, sAltmouth TIncture and specie
Jars. Packing Bottles. Castor Oil, Ink, Imminent,
Godfrey q Cordial and Baseman's Drop Bottle Grad
asted Measures, ETC., etc. Storm . Scotch and Will
lis Cough Candy, Ayre's Cherry pecroral, Mar
chise's Uterine CstheIicou Perry Davis Pain Kill
er, Houshton' e pep.in, Browne Jamaeia Ginger and
all popular Parent Medicines direct from the manu-
facturer and for sale TO the trade II their hole
ss'e Prices.
My stock is large and complete, purchased with
grca, regard to Purity; Freshness and Quality. and
having been engaged in the business for several
year, aud had il in view to do general JobhinS
business, think that l prepared. after
great expense and trouble, to meet the wants Of
Druggists Merchants and Physicians with almost
every thing in the line at the very lowest prices.
keokuk, August Is, 1865.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
"A l.. Ii. TURNER has purchased the entire
On stock of >. b. Goodrich 4 Co., and will ear
ry on the business Of Saddle and Harness
making In all its branches al the shop formerly
cupied by j. c. Trmhe, No. 81 Main Street.
His stock consists Of the best material 10 be found
in the Cincinnati market, and he offer induce
mens TO the trade either at wholesale or retail.
WHIPS.
lie has also every style Of whips, which can he
had at wholesale lower than anywhere else in this
City.
Particular attention given to Repairing Jobs
will be done at the shortest notice. and good style
kcokuk. Feb. l3, lS55.--dkwy.