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Tny Fxvy9 AZ PokTssoUTg.-- The correspondent
81 the prtsrbnfg Eyprs,s. writing frou PoSt~t
mouth, Va, ON Tuesday. says 'hf yellow frvs.
Instead 81 aha,ing. h. on The incrass, and thu
population Is flying 10 every dircction. The ~rfts
adds
The country aroand In eyery direction IL AIlea
with per.ous thst hssr hcd frofn The terrific. ourgr.
while hundred and hundreds have goo. 70 HIssvana.
Ri.hmOnd Pe,sr~,,urg, baltimore, into the mous
taIn- ~ virginia nj Che vsooas watering yiace~ b
North Carolina. and INDEED ,sTyvhsse thai Van
AFFORD thsm rcfgge fhe foDo~ing osaih~ has~
occurred slnoe my lat rupgrt. wbsch vas up 10 Pm
Nm Drgap. Mr. Herald, wis ~ John Hsvall.
deceased an, In my Last rvf,cst; Pair,ek Gaiiie~.
jams FORTUNE, hrs ssfy Coob Aisxsndey Cod
~in, Mrs. Alsnander Goodwin. Criss-e are lie ia4
81 family of,w.lye, every U< a whom have lrss
svspt On With the fever during the pat twD w,rksl
MIRA Martin PlAherty, . rna~t sr,elieb, votnss.
John shannon, yuush. IN II >. ". sh.nnoa. Mr.
Ash, soh ~ William Ash; John X. i'nf,,os.
mot exosilsnt young nan, sSi Captain elerh -
hs~fd the U. 4. Hhip Pennsyisanla, saaey Hges,
slss-r-in4sw u G~sgc Marshall. de.s.di Moss
Icy ssssdes. Nm Ayi.r. v,ao- lsdy MI. bsows.
young dsagbty a VIVA -. Brown, sinp oSrp~nsr.
making In I'll 20. vhicb, Added 70 'iso~ pr~vioaSy
rposfsd. number 90.
Tlsa writer fsrshsr says IN a1r"vh1 from Norfolk
ARE anything bct encoursgnf.
1~syateh Ia tbe Ilshmoni UsspafSh, dsied
PoY~uo1sh, Tuesday, sa5ss-~
The ,,IIyv fever Z rssfag here trrfsay. ~ss
fearful iyosr.ec. Fof the ~ hour ending yrss<ra~S
there wer, Is o2~ns snd nins aesthr avt a the
desihs rtre ., ,tr Naval ifo~pi,si. J. n. Ns,si
fed. ChairfBan ~ The sanitary COMMITTEE b a~sd.
Mr. Aiss. scj~in, the Lac q; The family, diss re-
trdsy.
M report. firm Norfolk are truly aiarsiny-
A osfaI<sipr Named Mlir- Is. t,ol~in. IA tte otAre
~ tbs " bmo.f Usspsisi. h4s isri !, 14c yoi.~~
fs1 IN so~pAr. hi ssthcr. ioosbf. sissf sfu<sps.
a.4sl bSslas rtniAs D~pi,e~ .s1 essss5D. Al q vs-s
ID within lev asys ~ saeb Atst. fasr~ vss.
Tsu oslsr. IN ihs fsssliy massT '~assr, csts. oss
a ~hor4 rtSt Rwt.t 90
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Wages or First Class Flr~men IN th~ S~rvscs -
the Cove rnmsnt.
TO IHg EpiToR oY TIE HERALp.

TO IHE EDITOR oP THE HERALD.
Being constant reader Of yoor paper have Il
ways found you an advocate for the workingnas's
rights will, therefore. thank you TO circulate tbse
few lincs through the medium Of your paper.
have been. for several ycan. engaged 10 use sw
vice Of the government first class 0rcnsn.
on which account am entitled 10 rank ~ pr<tS
officer. Now. sir nil petty officers, ~amcn ordInsEv
seancn, iandsmcn and boys second class nrcmnu.
coal pnssrr 40, have got increase " wag~s. -
sach has not been the case with the first csss asv-
men. ! will endeayor now 10 LEI the public kaow
that there II no class OF men In the ssrvice b~tau
entitled q extra pay than dut class arcmcn. Aor
cordng 10 the articles first cass fireman II 10 rsts
"A third assistant engineer. lie undergoes an enz-
miBa,ien NJ the time OF his enlistment ny the CHEZ
engineer ma 90 his previous services, qaafe
ar. and II not qualified be cannot ship. And WI
they ought 10 lie thus particular. brd class hr~
men have 10 do ali the work connected with the
gineer department; 70 connect, disconnrct packing.
and al other repairs, the engineers must keep
themselves clean IN order To walk the quarter deck
Sir, speak from twenty years experience. We
viii suppose steam fngstc IN he rrady for era;
her Officers and crew all ON iosrd. Now. have
known it scsrrai times ~ be- the thai one half ~
these engineers have never been b sra bcfore sas
have no ra experience, and yet II IL the duty ~
bird assistants Ia particular 10 attend 10 -'~afn ssA
water. both, u must ie admitted. very dangerous
elements Hut instead of taking charge Of wbsl
they appointed Ia, they arc DOT able 10 take
charge Of tbemEelvoe the greater portion benx rara
Of tbsorJ tat practice. Plrxs clas~ hremea have
10 perform tblA duty. which others are paid for bpe
unqualified b. Do; and ali responsibility rrsts tse
fri class nremen of the watch, II any brtak DOM
or other accident should ccour. II The government
would wish To- secure the services ~ nrvt class hrv
Of experience, they would rsise our pay 10 pro
portion 10 that ~ other petty onccr, a. al Is~6.
give the SAME pay the merchant shsJ~ They
would tben always have on hand men o pFsouee
and experionco, which, on many ocssSon-, wcald
not only cause u saving W the government IN fuH
aud other rt0rc- b,t might b. the means of the
ing ~ ~, and public property.
kEv YosH, Aug. a. lSaj. GroEog Rgar
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BY the trade and navigation returns Of England,
Published 9th July, appears that the total value
Of British produce exported during the month end
ing on the 30th OF June, 1855, was l6B sos; dur
ing the month ending the 9Th Of July, 1854, it was
fs,T7,313, showing decrease OF over half mil
lion. From January TO juno 30, 1855, the exports
amounted to "a, ,S22, but, IN this period falls
short Of half year by five days, we may for pur-
poees Of comparison estimate the exports Of the
first six months Of 1855 at "a G43 202; which, co
falling on Of f4,46s 500. The decrease Ii shared
in by most Of the articles enumerated, cotton being
the principal exception; II shows rather an increase
Contrasting the month ending 3Oth Of June, with
what we may call the corresponding mouth Of 1884,
We find in the import tables . decrcasc In cocoa,
from, z300 600 70 127e00 in ccnte from 81 035,
900 TO 900; In spirits an increase from f370
900 to f322 900 proof gallons: in sugar (unre6ned)
decrease from 757 900 10 51syoOo cwts; In tea
decrease from f4,640,000 TO I,C32.000. The quaint
~ Of tobacco imported was about the same; and
wine increased from 55s OO0 10 SCI. 900 gallons.
A letter from Bucharest Of the I'd Of July. says
The Ottoman troops are still advancing into the DO
br,Idscha. From 200 10 800 Turks from Siiistra
have passed the Danube In boats, and landed vt kz-
larasch. Although the Turkish corps now Ia the
pobrudscha are sufficiently provided with bridge
eauipagc, and II supported by HoLilla, and, al
though the c.ast Of Bcssarabia l. only defended by
about To- 800 Russians, yet II II not expected that
the Mrchr ismail Pnsha has any present Intention
OF stacking the Russians. lie appears inclined to
wait for the fall OF sebastopoi, in which case he
would doubtless he supported by some allied troops
The greatest commercial activity prevails on the
Lower Denuhe. II IL calculated that snoe the open.
ing OF the navigation, more than 500 vesscis, of
which zoo were Austrian. have taken on board car.
goes NJ Ibra1 and NJ GGiatz-
hackney coach was lsieiy serr standing IL the
Farbcurg ~. Denis, near the Hopce DaDos, PART,
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u,odated in a range Of houSe. amidshps deck wch
also comprise the cooking gAlieys icchouse &c., while
the crew have their forocastie below.
The Habana l. comina nded by Captain srcia Grinia
Of the spanish royal navy, aad Captain carrcarti has
been appointed TO her sister vessel tho ygo The otnsr
well, and launched by Mr.. Laird al intervals during
next three monhs Tho agents of tho line Ia Liverpool
are Messrs e. H. fletcher and Co., of Covent Garden,
and in Havana Messrs. 2angroniz Brothers Co. The
whole OF tho vessels being built under tho superin
ttndence Of Captain John Ford OF LONDON who i wen
known as having supainenied tho lifting out Of the
General Screw conpanys vessels well those for the
sardnian Steam Company. e1 t44we
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pATENT METALLIc RI-RIAL cAsEs
Dem0ine Navigation ana Il. X. Go.
LAND DEPARTMENT.

tMWA, L4TH SFpT., 1899.
'IHHlS Company. having entered upon a vigorous
L prosecution pf the improvement Of the River.
with the view Of bringing into use at the earliest
possible moment, aud being DESTROYS Of meeting as
TAR possible the generally expressed wishes II the
people Of the ID sMoines Valley, hereby give notice
that their Land Office will be opened. at this place
at as early day as they procure the examina-
tions requisite for affxlng valuation upon them
In the meantime, applications viii be received at
this Office, from persons desiring To purchase, which
viii entitle them 10 preference al the Company
valuation III the order Of tho receipt their appti-
cations. Applications should be made in the form
app nded hereto.
Terms OF sale will be, for Prairie Land ten per
cent of the purchase money down. and ten per cent
per year thereafter, with semi annual interest at he
rate VI eight per cent. per year all sums unpaid
Upon Timber Lands, one fourth down. and the ba l.
ance in nine equal annual instalm MIS- with inter
est NJ above Payments can be made in cash r in
bi of Banks in the State of New York or i'm the
bonds Of this Company at par.
In the sale OF these Lands preference will be given
10 actual settlers, and annual improvements will
be required to he made.
The Lands offered extend up the Des Moines
River ~ far as Section %, Township So Range 20
West =. NJ.
Plats of the Lands be seen at this Office
where any information be had by application
in person or by mail.
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Denic'. ELECTROMAGNETIC pln.,er

IN
Form Hours
FINHlS Novel and extraordinary remedy il upheld
by the testimony of some Of the best names in
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas The proprie-
tor andnventnr has among Thousands Of others GER
lfcates from the following distinguished gentlemen
Of Memphis Tenn, the home Of the proprietor:
Rev. i. l.. Grace, Col. Smith p. Bank head-editor
Memphis Wing, VIM Yancey--editor Of the Mem
phis News r. keefe NJ d., y. A. Carr NJ d., r. ii.
Crockett lawyer, grandson Of Davy Crockett, Thos. S.
Land, NJ. b.
This wonderful p aster does not pain blister or ex-
eorate Wherever ii has been introduced il. has SUI
perceded all other patent medicines for ehills and
draren quininc out Of me market
Unlike Quinine, Arsenic and other deletcrious
drugs, this medicine makes quick. radical and per
feet cure and is not follow by train Of iSaiades
worse than the one removed 1t perfectly harmless
and can be used with perfect safety by all SEXES and
ages.
The proprietor in introducing the L. NJ. p. in thiss
community leaves 10 make its local reputation here
by is own merits and superior claims on the public
Address Z. NJ Denie Proprietor, Memphis, Tenn
PRICE, 81. A liberal discount made TO the trade
sent by mail, TO ali parts If the country.
Sole wholesale and retail agent for keokuk.
Ii. H. AYRES.
Corner "a and Main street. oct2fdw
0O0 BOXES Glassware and Window Glass Al
NOO REYNOLDS Drug Store
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THE RYnO<.

fIfHE subscribers have completed their arrange
nents IN finishing aud furnishing their new sa-
ioonand chambers tor the convenience Of those who
may wish such accommodation. We nave spared no
money or labor to make saloon and rooms equal
% anything IN the country, and arrangements al
ready made Tor receiving oysters from the east wild
game from the country and our fine markets we shall
make our saloon superior To anything west or equal
to anything east. All ask is bat call aod a
trial and we Will pledgc ourselves to give satsfac-
ton
Parties can BIZ accommodated with private rooms
when desired and anything served up for them they
may wish.
Reeollect the place, cast side Of End, between
Ma In and johnson streets
9ovl5dy MACKLEY Il JOHNSON
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nnrxy

HAMp00NISG AGREEABLY PERFORMED.
- The tayorite Saloon of George Cabus, Main
Street. below Parsons : Bank presents new attrac-
tipns % the citizens 81 keokuk- Having obtained
assistants in my business superior to any beior.
employed IA this city. invite the patronage of the
community, as ! am satisfied that shave clean
r, cut hair more handsomely, and shanpoon with
nra dexierity than any barber in the State of Iowa
Competition challenged GEORGE CABIS
Aagast q lN55.-- NdA WIN
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NJ VI. MANNERS

hAER AND Sol RER On fifth street. on
- door below Main, where be viii rcnoyate and
MAKE u APPEAR new, NIL kinds II ladies ana en-.
teusn apparel such a. Grape. broscha cassimer.
and WOODEN shawls, cashmere SIX and lnerno dress
q, ru-s, piano ana table covers window and damask
curtains, H..
Al " the above, and every other article Of cloth
ing e2ioral N any u the fancy plain colors
hope BY close ATTENTION and knowledge Of my bu..
iness, ia give general satisfaction
mex 2.d1 w6Iu WIN MANNERS
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and the W hole vi =

Lots 50 and 1913 in Nashville and the SF4of Y
OF n 26--65-5 60 aeres) in dispute
For the whole of which | will take faeufD hno
thousand dollars, onethird in hand and the balance
IN ons, Two, three ana four annual payments, with
interest 10 per cent. from date to be paia ANN
ally, and secured by deed Of trust until all IA pad
Any person wishing for particular information as
to location or quality Of the lands may apply 10 II
T. Reid Esq, or his Honor the Mayor Of the city Of
heokuk, WIN GILLISS.
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NEW PRINCrPLEl NO POISON!
Rhodes Fever and Aoue Cure.

AR ANTIDeTE To MALARIA, for the proven
- ton and cure Of Fever and Ague or Chill Fever;
Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Rem ttent
fevem also of Bilious Fevers, accompanied by
Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever,
Ship and Jail Fever. General Debility, Night Sweats
and all other forms Of disease which have a common
origin In Malaria or Miasma
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
seasons IL unavoidnblv inhaled at every breath il
the same IN character wherever il south
east west-and will evervw here yield 70 this
ly discovered ASTIDorE which neuralizes the poison
completely purifer the system and thus entirely
moves all the cause If disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordina-
~ results from Its
1t viii protect any resident traveller even in
che most Sicky swampy localities, from anv ague
bilious disease what. yer, any injury from con
stantly inhsling Malaria or Masma
1t will instantly check the ague in persons who
have suit red for any length Of time from day to
twenty year,, that they need never have another
chill by continuing its according to directions.
1T will Immediately relieve all the distressing
suits of bilious ague diseases, such general de
blty. night sweats, ETC The patient al begins
10 appetite and strength, and continues il
permanent and radical cur is Effected. And as a
proof that it also worthy 81 public confidence, be
oi its singular and entire harnlessness. the fol-
lowing certificate from Of the most celebrated
chemists in the United States IS attached to every
bottle
WV YORK June H. 1853
81 have made chemical examination Of Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure, Antdoie to Malaria, and
have tested it for Arsenic Mercury Quinine Strych-
nine but have not found particle of either in IL,
have found any substance in its competition that
would Prov injurious to the constitution.
JAMES X. Chiffon, M, ID. Chemist
This allows of it, free preventive by which
all persons may thus b. of freedom from the
above named diseases, matter how sichly the
swampy the locality.
Proofs of efficacy frequently published and the
confidence OF the public is asked only in propor' ION
10 its actual merits wherever introduced and used
| These only relied upon 10 prov its worth
! One two bottles will answer for ordinary
! some may require more. Directions printed ia Ger
man French and Spanish accompany each bottle
| Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold by the pro-
| pretor JAMES A. RHODES. Providence, X. l.
I &E~ III. H. AYREs, Agent, keokuk, Iowa, and for
| sale by Druggists, generally. nos5:daw
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A Rare Chance for Good bargains.

u = gU feet On Main street d desirable building
Ia lots in the city Of keokuk also for sale o.
~ ehaage far western property. good Mill propests
II OHIO acres cnolce land IN Indiana several lot
ia the Town II Naperviie, county seat Of Du Paga
coantv ll so acres ot choice land near the county
u Monroe county, Iowa. with fruit trees etc.
Inquire If MckENNY 4 RUNNER.
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Next door 10 {. Parsons Banking House,
kEQKl h. - IOWA
gIfHE subscriber has jusf received a large ~
l and beautiful stock ofGeld and Silver "a
atches, Gold Jewelry. Sc. comprising the ~
latest styles u Ladies Breast Pins, Ear
Rings. Finger Rings. Cuff Pins Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys. Seals, silver Thimbles. cold
slides, Snaps, studs Gold Pens with or without
holders, Cold Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker
feels competent to repair the difficult and deli
cate work THAI may be entrusted To his care
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
CpRnECT TINE.
The public may rest assured that she correct time
is, and always viii be kept by
Nov. 2S lS55.-dly y. w. JONES.
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Memoved from CONCERT Hall

r. IL. HUtdiiION, Attorney and Counsel Tor
-. at Law, Notary Public, Land aud general col
ieeting Agent ONCE in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House Of Smith 4 Van Scklen
On ID street between Main and johnson, Keokuk
Iowa Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale on reasona.
Die terms loct I'D
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FANCY GOODS.

TIs received an elegant assortment If hne Goods
- such rs French China Vases, parian and Terri
Gotta, &c. Pitchers. Lavender and Cologne Bottles
Fruit stands, Gard Receivers Cigar Stands Jewe
Stands. spoon Gobleis, flgures Cnpids Rusts, Sc
Also on hand good assortment Of Crockcry ans
Glassware CAREY L k1LB0URNE.
Juue 1879 4
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dissolution Of Partnership.

LtssOfutiOn OF Partnership.
FNHE ,opartnershlp heretofore existing between
/ Taylo. Mckee, in the Plow and Wagon busi
ness, is this ,tay dissolved by mutual consent All
debts due the to be paid by the said Taylor
who s alone au horixed 10 collect the de BITS due the
old arm. HAWKINS TAYLOR,
oct2g diff WM. MCKEE.
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Ff.ACkSMETHING.

H'1s4t& ~ =
WILLIAM GRAHAM on Third between J ohm
son and Exchange Streets. at the Brick shop,
"onia inform the pub ic that he is prepar ed 20 do
az kinds Of BLAcksMirnING in u neat durnb.e, and
cheap manner
HORSE Shooting.
BRING on your lame horses and have them sb, d
Tsght. FROM his long and constant practice in tins
branch Of the business ne natters himself that he
eahnoi pe eAceiied by any one in the country He
Pa ai"' y S'ii',ts patronage IA tins line
lie also offers his services ~ Earriar II ~ ~
branches. 49, ~
May 26 1855. d6wIv
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aIexander,s pelantcu..

THE NKEAI AMEKItAN HAIK TUNIt.
WHAT il more desirable by the Young than the
w iuxuriant locks Of youth and beauty What
is more dreaded by the middlcaged than gray hajrsl
Who hat il old but would avert badness which
can all BE- accomplished by using Alexander Pc
lamicus universally acknowledged 10 be the nest
superior article for identifying the Hair and which
is equally ccaeous in preserving is natural health.
For sale at 81 Main Street. Iv
Iuup 9G.--df i ID MINCTIElI 4 90
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ODELL Il MATLESS.
kANrFACTuRERs AND DEALERS IN
Boots and Shoes.

- constant arrivals our stock of Eastern Work
II will soon be the finest and largest ever offered
in Keokuk. They selected with special reference
TO the wants of the retail trade, and will comprise
every variety imaginable. The prices will be such
as will convince every one that have fully adopt
ed the motto of Quick sales and Small Profits
n. Il. The summer Goods now hand will be
closed ont AT COST.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
To the Ladies would say, call in and our
elegant styles of Bootees Buskns, and Slips, of the
finest materials, manufactured at establish
ment, which in point of quality aud durability we
Will warrant to be equal 60 any III the west.
Gentlemen Will find ii to their interest 10 call and
examine our stock of custom made work Of which
an ample quantity will always be kept on hand and
we use only the best materials, and employ none
but The best workmen they may rest assured Of a
good article, guaraHt eed to Fl in all eases.
y. b. All articles Of our manufacture war
ranted.
Sign Of the Mammoth Shoe, corner building, Main
and Third Streets.
August II lS55.-d6w
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j. W. JOHNSTON.

i
~ Third streets. ~
Carries on the business Of Indertaklng in all its
branches. lie has recently made extensive adli iops
To his stock and perfected his arran gtmens in every
department
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES
impersious 10 mir and iudestruetibe. highly arna
tnented and invaluable for the preservation of the
dead, we'll cofns Of every style and finish fur
nshed 10 order
Hearses and carriages furnished ana the ertre ar
engagements Of the funeral attended to when required
keokuk, April IL, ls5J dy
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Root. aud shoes at whoIe.nl-.

HAVING opened house in this city for the pur-
L L pose of carrying the wholesale Boot and
Shoe business respectfully call the attention Of
the trade 20 large and we'll assorted stock
which is now being received direct from the beat
manufactures in Massachusetts. 1t IL our intention
to always keep on hand a complete assortment IF
goods the line and offer such induce ments as will
obtain for Us a liberal share Of patronage
Country merchants viii do we'll 10 call and exam.
inc our stock before they purchase.
july I'd CARTER 4 90
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10. 900 Hr>rtrt> ur.r.r

4 ID sn sahmited qnunf!ty of Oats Corn and Al
Kind of produce wanted immediately
las highest market prices will be paid far " h.A
aud gram Of all kinds delye cred III the commission
warehouse Of the unders gneo on the Ievee bstweeI
Main and johnson streets, keokuk
oct22 dAwiI W PATTERSON A. "a
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JUST RECEIVED,

hIRECT from New York, the largest and most
IL splendid stock Of Ladies Fancy Furs Fancy
Robes, Fur Gauntlets, Swans Down Vlctorines and
Cuffs; Gents Eur Muftiers, Fur Gloves DC, &C. ever
brought TO the West. shall offer Grea. Inducements
to oil eao tcdnf anything in the ADORE hne and viii
sell of Netornes cheaper than the same article
can be bought in St Louis. All ask is for you to
call and examine nay stock, which is superior to any
thing the West.
Ladies please call and look my stock. No
trouble 10 show goods. Don't forget the place. but
call nj the NV NoRk EMPoeHa.
A. e. SHELDON,
Oct. IL bod Main. corner I'd St