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d "A G UERREoTxPEs.

V have entered and surveyed every conner
Of Bue'l'S Gallery, and fourd all nice &c book
His sKyLicHT rettted. spacious nd grand,
We cau assure, there's none such el.eailele IN
the laud;
Which renders his pictures without bein 81, or
Taken eleaT reuther or cloudy it az all matter.
not.
And then his cases are 50 splendid, so fire,
There Is note IN The city that will them o4i.hnr ;
Kossr1H, UN4cN, JEwf.r, PEARL, and pArifR
MAciE,
And other fancy, more grand have you seen IN
your day.
But don't interrupt us, lets on with Dur story,
Although mol talent enough TO explain allbe
glory
Come look for yourselves, we'll not lead yo,.
astrsv,
For such wonders as these are net out Of ON
way;
And all who'ye not callel for once venture out
And see what Buell. the "Artispsn about
Fellow me TO the lace where many may come !,
Either Wishing for pictures. or wanting for none; ;
% No. 80. MAIN STREET, Ills PLAN 10 be seen
Between l}FIRD and FouaTH where there's null
ii'udes been,
We wills find this gentleman busting around,
so busy, he can find scarce time "to tirn round =
lie VIII supply you with pictures faut,ess and
true,
Please to st down, We know he will suit you,
One nolnen'-here's Your picture looking never
50 nicf,
and another thing too, he is no high IN hi,
price,
As hundreds viii say uho crowd weekly there.
Frees lower, pictures better, than are found
tiseN mere. BY CI1T1EN.
DAGcERRt oTyPE SroeK AHp APPARATUS OF
every description, Tor sale 10 Artists at reasona.
bie prices, So, Main ST. Kenkuk, Iowa.
March p. 1858. d&viy
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Notice

To + ~ Wright. r. w Potter, s. s. Billings.
and the uhknt WI heir. Of Ida Bail, deceas-
ed.
YOU are hereby notified 70 remove huisance
4 existing upon lois one and i.o (2) I'D
block forty nine (i9) III The city Of keekuk
caused BY stagHant water thereon. Said nui .
9ahee to be removed by the first daY Of June
next, by hlhng the said lots with earth snH,-
ciently high 10 aba'e said nuisance and that nn.
less anaied within the time specified above il
VIII be proceeded against according 10 ordl-
nance NJ. +. LANDON,
Marshal OF the CITY oil ksokuk.
keokuk, May II, 1888. dat
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FLOWS AND WAGONS.

Tai LUX & MgkEL,
Successors cf Newton & Stephens
CORNER OF MAIN AND 18th SINTEIe
h.oALK, IOWA.
M TfERE hey keep constantly OF hand al
w ksres Of plows, Wagons aad camlasas.
made III the bssf style ard CT II the best q-s.fK
- i.maeriais. NLolssaie and retail.
- TAYLOR HehrF.
kHX3vt1tGkNnd dAw4
~ na4efAet~
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All The world is n aiding the Lie and Beauties
Fanny Fern.

TUE reader viii find this work possesses II Z
same attractive features that characterize.
all her productions They are alternately witty
and pathetic, "a Isle snd soothing sparkling
an rensive IN GRAHAM & CAVE
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RODERECK a LEE.
GRAHAM & GAVE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery, Paper Hangings, &c,


AfIssRS. GRAHAM GAVE, would respec.-
vi fully announce TO theit friends and The py.b
tic, that they have opened large stock OF Books
and stationery, IN Grahariss Building, ON secona
street, one door north of the Post Once. The
stock comprises ratiud assortm mt Of miscella-
neous; classical, school, and music books 10
which addition. arc made simost daily by receipts
from the principal publishing houses in the Unl
ted STATES. OF ell new and popular looks. Pur-
chasers viii tna on our shelves many choi &C vol
nmes IN elegant bindings, suitable for presents
also. great variety 81 beautiful article. of fancy
Stationery, expire sly for the City trade. We Ia
vite the attention OF country merchants ana an
buyers. IL will be our constant TO give our
customers entire satisfaction.
July Sid
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&NlIiiE -Jnsi fcceeed d large Supliy gt
~ ssss- graiu snd 'sush scghes
hALDWIs, EVANS A. %
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ODELL & MATLESS,
MANBfAcrpnEFs AND DEALERS IN
BOOts and shoes.

EsO0ts and shoes,
Opposite Smiths Banking House,
hEOkJk, IOWA.
(fAIEB 0DELL having associated with him
" s'li Nh. l.. Matiess, ia the Boot md Shoe
business the few tfin IS prepared To do a more
exclusive business than eter heretofore They
hatc Just received very large assortment for
y Ing aud Supmer Trade,
lHtlqaipe all desirable styles aud qualities for
Ladee Misses, Gentlemen, Boys, and children
which, viii de soll a iow oT cash as any dealer
can sell them
We intend q pay particular attention TO
Custom Work
alla be ieying fat Hons MANUFACTURES ought 10
10 be encouraged, ard viii be encouraged il VEIL
noNE, We employ none but the very best hands
and rlKNlY q them, il order that We may guar
an'ee al work % give perfect satisfaction, and
bsl all orders with entire pnnetualiiy
lafAlRiNG dnne with neatness and dispafch.
We Htsle all persons 10 giye us a call, al The
sigh 0t ihe M%lunoiA SbAe
ODrLL & MATLESs.
March 90, So d&w1y
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ANES.
4 STOCK Of the fasoIite brands on hand and
II for sale low by S. w. Il II. TUCKER.
March p 1855. d6w
TRACE OK CHAINS on hand and for sale
i nv s. W II TICKER
March 20, 1858. dAw
Hoes,
A VERY large and varied stock for sale bv
) W & II. TUCKER
March -, 1855 d&w
DRUNlNG HOOks& SAWS, different pat
1 terns for ale ty ". s II. TUCKER.
March =, $500 d6w
posi- HOLE SPADES Of Amee' make for
l. sale by s. VIZ II. TUCKER.
March - 1853. d&w
NPADES & sHovELs, large stock Of vari
~ Gus qualities for sele hy
d&w W. & II. TUCKER
Toy SPADES Hoes, he. ior sale ~
w & ii TUCKER.
March o., 1855. daw
DUMP CHAIA aud Fixtures, large stock
always Oh hand and for sale low hy
d&w SW Il II TUcKER
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IN DOZEN mems fine fashionable Silk Halls
~ Of the latest spring and summer style for
sale cheap al
SHTLD0NtS HAT EMPORIUM.
April 20. 1855, Wy
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Patent Roofing

AXES. AXES.
Isl received by steamer Gossamer supply
~ of"Hnifs" aud ssNogness celebrated Axes
ard for sale los by BALDWIN, EyaNsA Co
March 10, 1895
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A BRANCH of the Mercantile College OF
u syivania--incorporated by the ..egs-
allure Of that State with perpetual charter
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| OFFER for sale the House and Lot where
nov reside, Oh Bioudeau. near the corner OF
Second street, Lot s, Block ID. Terms Ca H.
Persons wishing to purchase, can call and exam
ne the prrfnj Sos
0ci. II. lS5I-tf A. T. CHANDLER
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his time and his talents win bring comfor,
to that poor family 1o -
That shall be done II there's any .vir.
tue in money! said Mrs. Upton. rs there
anything else?'
Nothing: only let me know your his.
tory, my Edith?' ....,l -
You shall lie down. father, and will
talk to you about my self until you fall
asleep. Don't be afraid, said the young
woman, tenderly. Il will take good care
that you do not wake in Mrs. Stones
attic!' g 7
So tho old man was conducted to a
comfortable chamber; and when he was
peacefully ensconced in the soft sheets Of
a luxurious conch. his daughter came to
him and sat by his side, soothing him with
gentle speech, until all this happiness
dissolved, and entered, ,fantasiically mixed
and interlused, into the fancies of dream.
Then silently calling down blessings upon
his head. Mrs. Upton softly withdrew from
his side, and left the chamber.
% Cod she said. may the dear old
man never know earthly sorrow more!'
Late the following morning she wen,
herself to awaken him. How soundly he
slept! His thin hands were CROSSED upon
his breast; his pale cheek rested camly on
the pillow; there was . smile on his wan
lips; but not motion-not even a breath,
Edith touched his brow; il was cold. She
fel, his lips-,hey were rigid and chill.
She did not shrek, or sob, or shed one
tear, but with feeling Of awe. she turned
her eyes upward, and with clasped hands
murmured:
20 God. thy will be doneP
Her prayer Of the previous night had
been answered-not as she had hoped.
No more earthly sorrow, indeed, could the
old man know! A happy door had been
opened to him in his last mortal hours,
and through that his spirit had passed into
the blessed country where alone perfect
peace and happiness await Us.
Edith felt this when her pious heart re-
peated. with earnest faith and trust: pa1
% God, thy will be done!' ~ saiils
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NUMBER 10
Where do yeul say hs ,1soz
Insfrontnf Pail Qfn -

Where do yeu say ne i,3 Foy
fnfront Of Ball, Black 6t Coz "a Bfoad.
way. just below Stewards Eog
'lfsyou'will accompany me- WI sahs
you 10 him instantly 5l2 say
Mrs. Dubious thankeds hinkfex al56Iriudss
ness, and in less time than il takss ~ y.
write about it, Mrs. Dnbious. adfAepa,,
ed her shawl and bonnet, and was rush.
ing towards store Just below M asds,
with speed that would hare dena. .hsnor
to the penny post.
Dubious, here's yosr wifs-spsak 70
her. eE q e asast3 ~ 70 naisas sss g =
Dubious thought. of his abse,S Md djA
nothing Of the kind He wss,seslosk q
the picture for an hour, dprine n hieh 1ime
he was not TO Withdraw HE attention IL :
single moment, for any csuse Wakd,sSssf.
You see howl, is. Mrs Dsbious. sySaf
husbands brain is . afflictsd- -.hs's e tssnt
a. as March haze-whas .hell Ss. d ~
him7' : -.
Il viii Try 10 soooth hiu-Duby, deen
don't yoa know your Betsy Annff sass -
Dubious made no answer, and i BeaS1
Ann reminded him Of them dear liviies'
II was no 60, however. Dubiouar ha1
gone in for a hundred dollars, and Va
determined to win the bsts Mrs. DubioiS3
took him by the coat. and Ads9io6its
force him from the window n wac uss..
less. The hour was moi hall up vet,
Mrs. Dubious besought the by-stsnders q
assist her endeavors to restore her IJuss
band TO reason and Els sMurraysstsasa.s
II was as useless, however, a. fsafheee
thrown against whirlwind. Du6ioss
had mission to perform, and Is M al.
termined to work IL out. Al Z 1hSf fef0f{s
Mrs. Dubious called for the sspsrlsd dl5e!s
The .perleece' made their .appearanctsa
Dubious was necked--Mrs Dnbious SeaA
off in q swoon. and the whole cavalcada
started for the Hospital, Dubious axllewinR
that his vile was lhe .d-ssss s5eoi IN :Yosk
Island Il is not necessary for us "a sa1
that Dubious lost the bet, although II nay
be necessary for ~ to inform lkSEfeSd9s
that the Hospital folks looked upoa hin
as an invalid--shaved his head, and ee,,v
fined him to regimen Of stfaikBt INK.
ets and weak tea for the next Ten 13ays.
Dubious was restored 10 secistysO1i WSas
nesday. In the evening efhlhat 1aysMU
saw him sauntering around 1hs Pnrks swiik
revolver in his .over.coat pocket, IA
informed us shat lie was alookinf 5of 4
youth, the tirst i've LISTERS of wh0sSSnnaSa.
were the initials Of Bob sJonss.s N1haU
come of.shs meeting viii b. knsvp hatas
after. 5 s., s..
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aRodg.
TIE TWO woRsH1PHRs.

p = IS
Man inoketh on the outward appearance. bu,
the Lord looketh on the heart-l Samuel XVI T.
. Asweafy beegsrs wandering up and down.
Helpless aud homeless, worn by years and
ais ssitoil.s sli sss4' 's Is sa
30 Thslady turned aside, with naughty frown,
s-sas Lest his coarse clothes her eostly robes
ss&ei should soil. .fl'7s3 e st
The lady sits within cushioned pew,
asf And worships God with complacent look;
.faAnd reads her prayers, with selected few.
Sc : Not from her heaIt!-but from a sold-clasp
Iiss ed book. e4s7 ,-s.5es
She hears the story the meek OF hesrt.'
Who walked amid earth's poor with patient
~. iee.;
And bowed hi, he id for Us, to deaths keen
dart!
Yet she fo,gtts the wanderer Ia the street!
- The poor man lifts his toll. worn hand to heav-
,ta en- Sai }e'tsii fo -
Standing alone, and in the open air
voicelessIy prays his sins may be forgiven
= And he who sees the heart will heed his pray
-slii SER. istet {,Ifo
sassis@i
The God filled pages ofkind Natures book
.slis opens'sr to the unlettered poor;
..ss And once revealed to ,nsn's sdoring look
E.an No clasp Of gold will ever close them more
God looks not at the cIcthing which we wear;
All must put oil their garments al the tomb;
a. The same sun shines on all-ths same sweet air
- Lii.eth the beggsr's locks--.he lady's plume
A monument of costly marble shows ''2
( The place where sleeps the lady fair at last;
But IN narneless grave. III calm repo.e,
unkhown-unioved--the beggar's farm is cast
Lons spot! yet all the lady's gems and gold
n:s Where vain to buy an epitaph more fair
= Than that by Gods own hand, each Spring un
rolled .stsgsIESIR sass st5'
80 Ia fisweryiia language 'bovs the sleeper there
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The MIsER.-A miser being djaala sax
fairly entered. came 10 thsf heoh efhshu
S,yx, desired TO be fsrried over alope e,uie)t
the other ghosts. Charon dsm6pde ie
fare. and is surprised to 'ses tk6 ii niiSGf. II ?
rather than pay'it, throw hidSSif its6 ~
river and swim over to the othsr It'd .Tias
withsia nding ell the clameufspd ;pppes;~
tion that could be made. to him. An hell
was in en- uproar; and each Of he jnd 81 dscS,
was meditatihs some Punishmsnf J6it4t5S
TO orime ofsuch dangerous contsq1 q1sh6eii
toths infurn al revenues. Shall hobaohniaf
ed 10 the rock along with Premelhsasl,qu
itrumble below the precipice in scomnSnW
With Danaides7 or assist Sisyphus jn IA.
ling his stone7 No, says Minoss, 56ds az
these, we must invent some ssverer ieuie.
ishment. Let him be sent back Nd ~
earth. to see the use his heirs sra makiag
Of his
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Enjoyment in; religion dspepds On OBJ
serving little home duties, or 16reess3e pia,r
~. An occasionsl effort 10 as come frSsts
thing. may case the conscience i8Is;S
while; but il il only tho spira sof aohrlsv
carried into the family; every aay Of ME,
soitening the temper and Esuderinr thee
heart affectionaie, which can impart O.
habituaf elsvasi6N and serenity 81 mind.
Is sel-- S ssesg 4fgsf
There are many who wasisy snA lseer
affection by careless neglect. Its not :.
plant 10 grow unnurtursd; Me rude toll6k.
may destroy its defeats tsxtufs sl6fsssfs.
The subtle cordss Of lows ara shil6d anA
snapped asunder BY neglect .a.s,s
ORA para ofshs mounssih suf iiofs6&S
which an insbriaie hsaped supon hSs ouNs
head, lately slipped off aad bspte dpvRt
the bridge Of his nose.'
TaoycHrruL.--.sh ia nell M isassr
something for those who cons altsrs pa.,ssr =
as the gentaeman said Who throw I bsrfsp
10 the way Of . eoussAbls Who NJ u 6anS Z
him.. eta1 assssssss 2ssiisseiiel ed
ri,i.s ..id ih..,b. I'D M 5 IL; S;s1 pssssi, ~
ding officer OF Know Nothing Lo429 tSy
.sGreatsl slgnorsnus. |" 8 e 1ss g ssflasoS Is
rTsddy. my boy boy, sis ia.t xassss Elis ia; Roy 9
many cheess there sis iii t6i5 sfssM&
fai,hd'Ag gave you ihs whoijsAsss sssod -
Five assid Teddy. zoe II Il: ssi savi.sss.ss,
'Ar,shs ny sowl. bad luck tosthe Aaai
''' = = s sfxxss haa .sasb ssa Ia saaoy
A PicruRs-Aitali laaasss 1aanino11bu
q inst honsa = N a9nn n -. ~ aE4 =
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There are many who wasis, anA ,leee;
Affection by careless neglect. Its not ::
plant 10 grow unnurtursd; Me rude totl6ks
may destroy it's defeats tsxtufss st6fsseSs.
The subtle cerdss Of love ara ehiilsd enAl
snapped asunder BY, nesleexs as,s
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From una of our citizens
More Evidence Of the Efficacy
OF
DOVES RHEUMATIC LINtMENT
A SURE REAEDY FOR RHEUM4TISM VI.
P!cumoxp. MAY Ifih. 49,

R.cumoND. May lffh 49,.
Messr,. Dow & Co:-tbout days ngo |
ken ~ih rheumatism OF the hp.l mt ~ Mich became
very painful and continued increase IN pain until
was uuubls to ~elk save With much suffering
aed was apprehe siye that shau he compelled to
Keep my II ON. | applied your Imminent, aad aiier u
fey Applications ever yest-e f pc entirely
moved he'd mad. aeyetal arp,entions of other
dies ptcym,sly and found rr.ef fum them; and with
pleasure | recommend YOUR Liament To those who sui
pr with rheumatism. JOHN BIZ IR.
,
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MEDICINES.
CARTER's SPANISH MIxTURI

FNHE GREAT PURIFIER cF THE BLOOD
Not a particle Of Mercury u.
AN IsFALLIBLE RsNrnr for Scraf4io. kng's Evil
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneons Eruptions, PIN
pies o. Pustula on the FACE, Bletches Soils, Crnnic
Sore Fyes. Ring Worm Tcter. Scal9 Head, En-
iarramen, ard Pain of the Bones Joints, Stubborn
Ulcsts, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbagu, Spinal Com
tdsints. and ali Diseases arising from an nudiciou'
use aF Ssroery. 1uF,adenco in Life, or lmPuriiy o
the Blaod
This valuable Medicine which has becone celebrated
or the number of extraordinary effected through
agency hes njacethe "ie;ars NJ tho urgent
uest Of their friends To offer Il to the public, which heA
10 with the utmost confidence in its virtues and
ergl curative pro critics. The following rthcaes,
selected from large number. however, stronger
II st rofy tina tho WORT OF the prapirtorsi md
all frnm gentlemen well kno vu ia heir Localities
and ., ,ls highest rcspeeabiy, mnhy cd them residing
the ,hv 81 RI. nd. va.
+. BOYnEN. Esq OF 'he e. aang" Hotel hcit
frnnd knna every where, be- has 'esn the hed
cine called Caress naai.h Ms .ure administered n
ssec hu dred 81 nearly al tls d"ases tor which
It is recommended with the must essaf'iinE good 70
suits He says, the must 'dn'71 medicine 70"
hs. seen.
zzey, zn5 E~rer-Grezt Ctve.--I hereby certify thai
Tor th-pe venr. ad Aae nc eycs OF of the must Vie
ient DESCRIPTION had several fhys,s ans took large
rantitics of q ninr, Mercury, and believe al the
fo,ics advertised but all without any permanent ~
iief. At last | triel Carriers Spanish Mixture. i've
bottles Of which efrctualy cured NJ and | am happy
to .sv have had either hills Fever sinc- con
.der the best Tonic in the world, ri he Only mc'l
cine that ever reached n1s case. JOHN LONGDEN
Bower Dan, near Richmond. va
= - - p, r.. - - -. - IN ia.
ionishne Efficacy Of Carter. Spanish Mixture, that h.
a, tough unvard Of % bottles when he In. Fivrt
-. s,i.+.s a, / ,rl ga, a. h.. la. ncvcr kp,.o,
.'s,.h - ,,i.o nrr,..,,,g -: ,lig,rtio,s
n = - :, ro.,f.,,., pny.f.i,, ami f,rr,erly M
,AsC;. IL l. ,t.ci,s - Ri.b,,a,3 ga. tcb,.,,it
- = = -. - = ;aa.,,r... ,h, .vec,. a. Carrier.
So N;.,..-o,,tib - ~, ,,,1, .,,nri.ng lie
'f : y - = I.,,i5,, ,a rho H.,
glie suai effects onderiul lnderd
Riclr,opd VA. cured Of yer Complaint Of 2 vents
-. Inn ~, rho afle of gnI,er. sfanil
Ni,,,,r
-, -, - s..a,,rb, l;,,,. II IN, Rich
p.nh,:., - AN, a,,,Io,sd il, .bc;r ,re..
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jcEIvING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS Siuut's G. Sugar.
q - - q oand. . inI fled Crushed do
90 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bis n. O Molassrs,
10 hhds = X. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Eaeuhn DO,
10 Irme old Java do,
50 boxes Adamanne and Sperm Canllcs.
Large lot of Clover. Orchard Grass and mothv Seed
Gnll -oon as We are selling cheap.
tf.b1ifs) YOUNGER 4 SMITH
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VIRGINIA n TENN. RAILROAD.

10 ~ !, AfH &G ,XdE,,RIr !,
and after Apil Is, 1879, the Passenger Train will leave
Lynchhurg da ', (Suniey, eXceprcd) at | O'Clock
7. NJ. aud arrive nj Wythesil. III Z. w. Returning.
leave Wytheville Mt 4. Vi, and arrive Lynchburg
Mt II M.-msking the TRIP fom Richmond and Pete,s-
burg TO Wythesille in II hours.
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via Bulori'- Depot. Mondays,
Wednesday, and Fridays, and arrive Mt Buchanan to
tupper
For Fincas;le, Sweet md White Sulphur Springs,
Charleston. kanbwht, and Guyandotte via Bonsack
on Mondays. Wednesday, uld Fri lays.
For Abingdon, Jonoaboro and Knoxville, Tenn. ly.
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OTICE.-The subscriber. having purchased of
Y joan A. franhlin his interest in the concern of
franklin Brother & Co. will continue the business in
tha house. door Liberty Warrhons, under
the firm and style OF Franklin y Brother They return
their thanks their friends aud the public generally
for the libert patronage extended to them fcI the Thor
time they have bee in the Grocery ard Commission
business aud most respectfully solicit continuance Of
the snne; prom isiug their best excrion. give
sa lsf ction u all who do business " h them.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
inn 2-!ts EDNARD FRANKLIN. JR.
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RICHMOND. January &c, 1865.

Mossrs. DOVE g. Co.-Fur about years my
gro bow Simon had an ulcer on the shin bone of
of his legs; he mas had the very hest medical advice
and the strictes attention from myself; tie has
been repeatedly pouced and burnt with ranstir ut in
tervas, whilst giving and applying medicine he has been
kept low diet. and also kept perfectly quiee with the
limb elevated sometimes tie wou be as large a.
tn. palm of man : hand aud at others 10 arger than
half a dime, and when it has attained this small
size would break out again. became entirely dis
couras ed about it, aud day, while in your store,
asked you what must do for IL you gave tile OF
your uRF OIL. and after using butles bv the direc
tion,) it entirely hcaed Previous tn the time OF
using it, te had lost months his work hul since, no
has los single day. vii I'd that huv" eN.
penaed use css,, his limb, about TWO hundred and
fifty dollars, and it gives pea,utct add TO the ma
ny you have, this testimonial at the virtues Of your
Turf Oil. Very respectfully.
:. E SHELTON.
A py-Fuolishedby perm ssion iro" ir,y tbs
civil jun l3d6m
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GAS! GAS. CASH

GAS! GAS! CASH!
DERSpNS wishing their houses h'tel for hurring
Gas will find some strong inducements aferred. b,
applying In The sut scrhcr. have good work aud
superior stock of materials. A G. DABNEY.
y. B.-Au orders Tor Gaine u, Tobacco Factories
rccsi'ed within>Nt day.. payment will not bcrcuuirrd
brf,ir the 1T ri J,,ae, 1855.
inn 7-.lfs
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Dissolution.

fENHE concern of II Sverthurn Il CO., wns i-solg
L. ed on the 10th inst by mutual consent. The
oil the concern will only be used in winding ur the
farme business All those indebted will please come
forward nud settle; nn1 Nil having claims again.t the
firm viii please them that the business =
closed u speedily possible
II SILVERTllORN
&. NHlrX.
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ihcsc vessels oi the Inst clas', hut expressly t
- il trade and have superior accommodation for puss.
aneers.
They commanded by experienced Captains. we'll
qualified Tor the traur, and who viii sptre exerton
Ia Accommodate
They will be towe IN and down the river by s.1am,
aud may he relied ON l sail promptly "a advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods Bos.
ton, will find it to their Interest ship by this lnr
il is the only regular line and freight i'll always he
taken as low BY any other vcsscls and every clo
viii he made by tho agents in Richmond and Boston
sivesAtisaction.
We respectfully nsk and hope to sp"ceed in oh
tanning full share of patronage
The vessels will lie in Richm1 4 at Rockets /
Boston nj Rowes Wharf
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond, A..
ALLEN \ WELTCH, Boston, HS "
aug 2-dtS No. 1873 Slate Street
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JUsT ARRIVED At the Family G'oeer'
- n. " Roe, aad Clipped Herings, Mackere ana
Shad, Beef tongues Dricd Beet, and many othe~ art
Giles u,unlly kept in Family Grocery.
J. il. SOLOMON.
MIA few boxes Ladies fine Shoes at cost
,n,,l9. j ii.