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Books for April,

bVVKN
AT CAVE d SONS.
r ARDNER'S One Thousand and Ten things
II worth knowing. book clearly explaining
how 10 d. rightly every thing that il necessary in
par lor dresa room and kitchen. To which il ad-
ded e p.oymc MT for all, hundred ways to mate
money. aprl5d
nov. F0RD'S HISTORY OF ILLINoIS-F rom
~ tis. ,mmcnc IN, nj as state in ISIS TO 1917
eonta nlng full account OF the Black Hawk War,
Inc rise. progress and fall II Mormonism, the Al
ton aud L0vejoy r;uts, and other important aud in
tere .ne events al X. b. UGDEN'S.
Cd
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
kcOkuk. Iowa.

those phe wish 10 ornament their grounds with SINAI
trees which will commence bearing the second yea,'
aftrr planting.
Also, Fancy ShrnDbcry, Evergrccns, Roses, dc.
n. H. We expect To be able to supply any guam
tity Of Sweet Potato, Cabbage and Tomato plants
fgr gardening.
Orders received at grounds three -fourths of a
mile west Of City limits, on the Bluff Ferry road
10 the Des Moines, or by mail, addressed to
heni.Ah. March u dkw uUBBELL 4 HILTON
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CarDetS & OilClOtlls /!

j. \. D1kkEE Co., So MINI street.
AVE just received the largest aud most varied
i stock Of Carpets and Oil Cloths ever broughtto
Iowa
This stock comprises one hundred diferept styles,
and having been bought before the recent advance,
will sell them at present wholesale eastern prl-
We would respectfully invite those who ara fur
nishing their houses, 10 an examination of these
Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisfied that the
qualities styles, and prices sueh tnat they can
fail 10 please ali who may favor with call.
August 10, 1885. ddwH
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INDIA The Pearl of Pearl River, complete in
i two volumes, price ST. CAVE r son.
Rprl5d
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. -
spring OF 1855.
WHoLEsALE and retail dealer, No. rs Main,
w Second door from 3D. street, Keoknk, Iowa
Low Priced Wool hats,
Fine Wool Hats,
Soft Fur Hats,
French Felt Hats,
Fashionable Silk Hats,
Caps Of all kinds
Pain Leaf Hats,
Straw and Leghorn Hats,
Panama Hat,
White Beaver Hats,
By thecase or dozen at eastern prices. Dealers
are invited to examine my stock before purchasing
elsew here.
am22d A. C. SHELDON.
Gents, New style
nF soft cashmere hats, high and low crown, AL
~ colors, styles and qualities, pearl, nankin,
farm, claret, white, brown, etc.
Call and get one at SHELDON,S
April lie Hat Store.
1885. 1856.
spring and Summer Fashions
Or HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
y piete stocks Of Hats, Caps and Straw Goods to
be found in the State of Iowa livery thing in the
shape OF Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, can be found
Of the latest Spring and Summer style for 1885, at
Sheldon 4 Hat Emporium. Call and secure your
self one of those nice new style of Spring Hats.
~ Main, cor Third street,
| aprl4-d SHELDON.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING
Spring and Summer.
N. HOFF MER
Of the
Byron Clothing Store,
I now receiving his large stock of Spring ana
L Summer Clothing, which he will sell at small
advance above eastern cost Graham 3 Building, I'd
street, Main. aprI7 -dAw
Ice Cream
Hay and 1~.s, rht a 0hma
IL fashionable Saloon, johnson street. the
Post Office. apfI7~dtf
THE BIG BOOT!
VIC wish 10 make room for par new stock, Ia
n rive on the first boat w1l dispose Of the
mainder Of the stock bought from MIR. Duke at and
below cost.
We will be glad to sec al who wish bargains in
Boots and Shoes. I. j. ELLIOTT co.
CANDIES.
LARGE assortment Of Candies Nuts and For
IA eign Fruits, for sale by
fsbigd CREIGHTON DINNER.
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EFEIIlNG 70 the above announcer ents, the
IL subscribers beg leave TO say that they are now
receiving and will continue to receive by the usual
channels throughout the season, full assortment
Of Drugs, Medicine, Paints, Oils, Dyestufs, Win
dow Glass, Glass Ware, brushes, Perfumery, Surg-
cal instruments, &c, &C., particulars of which will
be given in future embellishments
WILLIAMSON MARSHALL
Successors Of III. IL. Ayres, cor. Main and Sd sts
nprQ diff
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r UNDERTAKEN, Corner Of johnson andpaA
~ Third Streets
Carries on the business Of Undertaking in all its
branches He has recently made extensive additions
his stock ant perfected bis arrangements in every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impcr, ious 10 air and ind-struetiblc, highly orna
mented and invaluable for the preservation If the
dead AZ we'll collins Of every style and finish fur
Ms he'd to order.
Hearses anu carriages furnished, and the entire
fragments Of the funeral attended when required.
keoknk, April IL, 1885. dy
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G.. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-HOoM8

Main Street, bet, srd Ath sts., KEOKUK, IOWA.
VINHE undersigned has now in his
i Ware Rooms, and designs keep
ing constantly on hand . we'll Sc
lscted assortment of all kinds Of Furniture, embra
eng Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus hns
and plain sofas; nne and plain Center and Card
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs of every description from plain wooden
seat, to the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedseas of the latest styles
Lounges, &c
Looking lasses Of all sires; Clocks, Carpetiugs.
hoor and door msstings, floor and table oil cioths,
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimming and every other arti-
Gle usually kept in my line of business.
PART of my stock made under my own super,
vision, and the rest bought from manufactures OF
high standing, that / can warrant every article
for durability and finish of workmanship.
My object is TO establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and -
,nducement to persons TO purchase OF me, am
resolved 10 sell nj the lowest st. Louis prices
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere i will always take pleasure in showing
furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call on me,
whether they feel inclined TO buy or not.
May 81, IS54.-dAwd Il. W. SANDERS.
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iure that Will nctor fade change in the least to
the superiority Of Cutting Ambrotypes. BE par
icnlaT, " III want of one If these, to call at the
AHhRorfPk GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street. Pictures
are warranted to give entire satsf and guar
antied to equal aty IN the western country. He has
got the largest and finest Gallery between St Louis
and Chicago, with side light ard -ky light, which
other Gallery in this city has He has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keokuk and Lee county. All
other pictures protesting TO be the counter
feiis, and an imposition the public. They are
but worthless limitations of the genuine Ambrotype
gotten up TO deceive the public. The Ambrotype
will keep In water as we'll upon the parlor table
They may also be set in tomb stones, and remain
unimpared for ages.
~ Instructions given in Ambrotyping, and nj
so IN taking pictures glass; not patented to suit
those who wish to travel. He has also large
stock of chemicals hand, and collodeon Of the
est quality, and ready for
Gallery Ne. 5, Third-st, Keokuk, lows.
apr35-dtf EMERSON, Artist.
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Notice 81 CO.PartncPsh1p.
THE undersigned have this day formed CO part
i nership as Wholesale and Retail Druggists, un-
der the name and firm Of Wilkinson d Marshall,
and will conduct business 1T the store lately
pied by Mr. Horace III. Ayres, corner Of Main and
Third streets, X eokuk.
ANDREW ]. WILKINSON,
RICHARD MARSHALL.
keokuk, Iowa, Feb. 4th, 1856.
Notice.
I HAVE this day sold 10 Messrs. Wilkinson i
l. Marshall my stock Of goods and interest in the
store corner of Main and Third streets. desire to
return my sincere thanks 10 those of my friends who
have ia, ored me with their patronage, and would
respectfully ask continuance Of the same to these
gentlemen who have become my successors.
Ii. ii. AYRES.
Keokuk, Iowa, February 18th, 1856.
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CAM DIES.

CANDIES.
A LARGE assortment Of Candies, Nuts and For
IA eign Fruits, for sale by
fsblgd CREIGHTON DINNER.
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100000 nUiNHELH WHEAT,

4 ND an unlimited quantity Of Oats, Corn, and al
4 kinds Of produce wanted immediately.
The highes. market prices will be paid for Whea
and grain Of ali kinds delivered ut the commission
warehouse If the undersigned the Levee, between
Mau and johnson streets, keokuk.
oct22 dAwtf W. A. PATTERSON r co.
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Apples Apples:! Apples
ONE Hundred and Fifty barrels Romantics,
cd, and n prime order, for sale by
inehsd HUSTON, HAWKINS 4 HUSTON.
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To the Citizens OF Ke0kuk.
LAYING interested with US the Messrs. Scofelds
L L in the Gas Fitting Business, We would assure
the public that all orders given to them will be
ecuted in a neat and workman-like manner, and
that they rely upon the work done by them, as
being of the very best material.
As 1t will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, we would recommend to those desi-
of lighting up At the time Of the completion of
the works. that they give immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, &C., otherwise, many would be delayed be-
yond that time, it would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
july g. lS55.-d G. HERRICK CO.
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INHESE pictures are
Il ahe al {, 1 any thing
ever before Ia ale. The
subscriber would call
h attention ef those
MIsilinr To ntpI Il nlr.
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FfNllE Favorit4 Authoress If the south.
A new Novel by the Author Of Alone"
The " hidden rath, a novel by Marion Harland.
Those who have read il ,ronounee il superior to
" Alone" Ii IL more shed production yet re-
tanning all the patho and naturaness the former
one. For sale BY CAVE SON
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, IT. Louis. beg
leave to inform stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established n branch,
of their house in X COX uk,
where they viii Keep con
stantly on hand II large
and well assorted stock
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Gents, New style
nF soft cashmere hats, high and low crown, All
~ colors, styles and qualities, pearl, nankin,
farm, claret, white, brown, etc.
Call and get one at SHELDON,S
April lie Hat Store
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BLACKS MITHING.
BY g. w. La n q o a

T ATE Of Buffalo, NY, il prepared
IL " do all kinds of light and heavy
work for Railroads, Boats, Locks,
Mills, Engines, Homework, dc. Screws
cut to order from to IT inches. Having long ex-
psrisnce and ample materials, respectfully salicu
orders.
Shop on Third, between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by w. Graham.
KAnkuk Nov. II DIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
The WING National Convention.

BALTIMORE sept. ls.--Thc Convention re-asscm-
hled this morning At 10 O'Clock.
The Committee reported series oi patriotic rcso-
buttons endorsing Willard Fillmore the only enndi-
dnte pledged 10 neither geographical section of the
ruion nov arrayed in political anagonism, but
holding both in iust aud equal regard.
The resolutions We're received with uubounded en-
thusnsm aud were adopted unanimously.
Ii WAS resolved that II National Committee OF
Wings, one from each State of the Union, should be
appointed by tho President, with authority 10 call
future conventions, and recommend measures for the
effective organization of the Wing party throughout
tho United States
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ARRIVALS All THE
Nu si,sn .tOH ~ Ouse-SneHd s. Clark. yr0pr'..

SEPT. ia Updike Giles CO., va; j L Dupee
blak!ngham T Davidson, Bedford; Z Hill, AM
hor7tJ Hancock Campbell: J Glasgow Rockbridge;
Il Johns, Bo,"onrt; 4 Noel, Bedford; D G Berger,
b'rsrs store Va; w Elliott. Mrs VI \ Elliott, APP
p'a2tt'X Hunter, Campbell; II Damn, Abing-
1o' + Pollard, Bedford W II RagHn, s Reader,
1'iliansborg; L Deaver Lexington; Jones,
'""hitan; : Pursineer, G Road, Roanoke; VI c
freeman. X 7 Il R; B Fl Nowlin. city; y n Davis
y > K; J II Gnrgenheimcr tinsburg c c
,HrN' Campbelli Page, Christansburg; 5
hhgnorne family Georgia; Frazer, Pittsylva-
MA Frazer, Campbell W HiY, Amherst D $
Keen, Franklin
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TIE CHOLERA ~ CENTRAL AMERICA "A cor.
respondent of the New Orleans Picayune writ
ing from Central America, gives terrible ac
count of the progress of the cholera among the
troops of the League. Its stated that so great
is tho CONSERVATION that nearly all the principal
Inhabitants of Leon have emigrated TO Pueblo
Neu va, and the troops are preparing to follow
their example. In a late letter he mentions the
arrival of courier from Costa Rica, who brought
intelligence that the troops bad been horribly
devastated by cholera and dysentery. The ex=
tent the sickness may be judged from the fact
that Gen, Canas himself compelled to d (
graves while his aids acted as draymtn and drove
the coiins 10 the grave yard.
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THREATESlNG Lynch LAW IN MARYLAND =
The Delaware Republican states that Mr.. VII
liam Horn who formerly kept clothing store
and livery stable in that city, bat who is now
engaged in buying carriages through the lower
portion of Delaware and the adjacent countie>
Of Maryland, attacked by mob ON the 9Th
inst. charged with tampering with slaves. NJ
H. took refuge in the hotel Of Mr.. Purnel, through
whose persuaion the mob finally dispersed after
being assured that the chnrge was unfounded.
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BY T L l. L G r A p II .
T.h grnphed Expro.-i, Tor 'he"N''ni"'"".'
rival the Asia
D,rIiu, l.. thr Markets. Bauh Failure.

MARINE lSASfER-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
NV YoRN. sept ls.-fhc Asia hasarrired Mt this
port
rlaat la3 declined one 10 two shdngs- Wheat
To- payne taru / shilling
The weather is very hue for Agriculture.
The ROYAL British Bnuk London, hns failed
The ship "Ooean Home was sunk hya collision off
liverpool. se,ent, nine lives were lost
G1n-al= a5
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'bl MY, NA-htendng to 20 10 the " est offer Tor
safe IN tuesday 4th Otteher next ii fair If the
fair day theealier Farm lying the Senth Fork koa
NclH Montgomery county 1t eunains between too aud uu
acres about $50 aees IT width cleared aud under good
fences ana about loo tho cleared land h River
BOTTOM aud somc Il It we'll All the cleared laud
Is Ia nue. state cultivation The wood lard we'll imbcr
ed aud most II u good Tobacco lNud and 1t being within
mile OF the depot on The NR Tenn X r. the wood ynua
bic II well Waterrd-has good Mill Site IT, aud
proved with two good Dwellings II lies the MeAdamprd
road about eqn distant from Salem aud thranshurg
y to"hsm Roanoke aud Montgomery counties Tho Va
Tenn u9ad rus through IT. II Is distant one mile from
sors post oihc church aud good houfng mill aud the
MnuiaamtfA White sulphur AlephanN Yellow Sulphur. and
Roanoke Rid sulphur Springs three hours
nag ride II Is in healthy region aud good noghbohood
NJ sou Is limestone aud is considered TO DO OF the best
wheat iarusin the county
Possession ut of the houses tho III be
any time. II very valuable farm is offered fr
sale
lfMst,ne third cas- approx cd negotiable paper 30
days nhd the halane" Ia uno aud two years
viii sell lhNat,N at time before the day of sale
AT thr Ntn tine aud place m sl all llor4ep Cattle
Hogs Hay Grain, ani Farming hnilementa Alsomy HOUSE,
hold aud Kitchen Furniture
Terms OF sa" for Personal Property will he credit Of
months for all sums OF 50 with bend aud approved
rty shder - cash WILLIAM DAVIS.
glt IlIa lf,tt
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pursuant 10 decree the Circuit u
the M ct shradef sc against Pow ell &C. the undersigned
the Nenwsoher thereby appointed will the 10Th day
october ensuing nj Amherst Courthouse proceed L. sell
public auction t" the highest bidder that portion Of the Pow
clifton Hotel property allotted by Commissioner share
OF Wyatt Pow' consisting otupnardsef eaeres ofand
Inc sad land Hes near the Courthouse aud be divided
building lots elgbY situated will be sold
lois 10 suit purchasers Il desired
ifhhA iMtNe mouths credit except Ia much viii
pay cost of suit and charges amount Cash
Bond with approved security required the deferred pay
monts ROBERT TINSLEA, Conn
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New Work. Politics.

SYRACUSE, Sept, ls.-fho Northern Americans who
holted the nomination Of Mr.. Fillmore repudiatc II
connection with the Black Republicans, and have de-
crmined to call convention az Rochester
The Black Republicans have nominated s, Wnds-
worth for Governor.
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SALES BY AUCTION.



y ting onler decrro 1T thu County Court ii Campbell
fmftd a. it, last July tenn, viii ofer iof sale privately
~ 'thdaN # September NEAT the fnctut Land which
the late ihns Iohnsun dee termrt resided Nins
swan creek IN the southern part Campbell County. aou
ing The louds ot BALDWIN Payne Philip Payne Tho T.
johnson the fuhssrhtr aud ohSo cnnannr hY
Nrv, ~ acre. about tWe thirds st winch
good enclosure the balance beuR we mbeied aud
Nchie To all paris # thu farm portion af the nnclcared h.
- lo"'o,o land lhts ol the host waered farms IN
tits section 81 country thort hrut eight untag
springs at hnc water ahd Swan creek running the
"rgtl oi the farm aud aord large quantity Meadow
land
The Improvements consist Of good framed Dwelling HOUSE
with five rns poehos cellar with all the necessary
houses, such Negro CABINS iubaeeo arns Corn Crit.
mary j., The lHd van b. dtui 10 snit purchasers
not sold NatclN before the l2h day of September ueN
which duo notice Will he gvcnit viii b. offered thai In
n The If'es n public auction mud Il sold, will NM
day he "heed for the Possession
hr nd sufficient Ia seed eopof Wheat and full possession
10y the hrst day ot January
lEhMsoho htfd the purchase money Will be required
when NIL possession shah he given the balance equal
annual Snrnt tru the date sale the purchaser giving
bond With good personal security and the right the Ian
auda taih,t security until ali the purchase money paid
ROBERT JOHNSON,
au& - rii3fp Commissioaer
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" AR g.s7s al.

On September 18th IaaG al Grsnly, Mass, by the
Rev Henry Mills Mr. y. ). TANNER. OF Lyuehbur,
Va, to Miss SARAH j., daughter of the late Col
Dewitt Of Granlv Mass
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FoCHp DEAD.-The body of a man named CHARLES
OLIVER, OF Morrisville, Fauquer county, found
on Thursday morning last, so shockingy bruised
almost TO defy its identification. 1t seems that Oliver
was seen on horseback the evening before and the
impression exists that he fell, thrown. of
his feet being held in the srrup and dragged in this
way by the horse.
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~ Gl Main ST. Behtnond va Magnificent Stock of Sta
pie and Fancy bry e"d for arh only opening by dai
~ arrivals from tho various all tho STILES they
the markets. ndapta thr Virginia and North Car
china trade LadieF prcs Gosda, domestic Cotton Goods
~ertnns WsollenA Hosiery Gpves NRrpots Rugs
III Cloths ahenp CURTAINS, Gerustt Fsnncs, Sbawls.
Embroaep. Buyers from the upper country meet
cordially call themselves
re sold UiIAS. a. GWATXiNS
Hep zirf opposite Tx Bank, Richmond, Va
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THe STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN Capt. Parrish, arrived
at Rockets Monday morning with the heaviest freight
ever brought to this city in steamer. Her list for
Richmond amounted to Sl.700, aud for Norfolk to
5000. Besides this handsome revenue, there was the
fare paid by Ninety engers-mnking the whole
from the trip hard upon $4,000. We hope
this Is indication Of the the thriving and profitable
of the line which is of the best arranged
and best conducted steam lines in the Union--R.
Dispatch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

SALE OF TIE MERCER SALT WoRKs-Thi property
situated in Mercer Co, sold on the 10Th ut
Messrs. Clark 4 Thompson for the sum of 9O00
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WESTWARD, lio "A considerable number of way
ons conveying the families goods and chattcls &c. of
movers nave been passing through this place for the
West during the past few DAYS Kansas is their des-
t.nation in most ases.-Lecis5,ug Era
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FREE SCHOOL TRIrMPH-The people of Jefferson
county, have had in operation since the year l648,
system of free schools, at which every child in that
county can be educated for small amount. The
opponents of the system have been active for years
to get vote of the people on the question of abol
ishing il. The vote taken the 9th instant in
the eight election districts of the country and result
ed--for the system 975, against it 2o2-majorty for
continuance 773
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NOTICE, On aud after the 35sa
AxalO<-Sk4inst, Packets viii leave Buchanan well
as Lynchburg at 6! "A. Monday WednCs
day and Friday connecting with the Richmond Packets going
and returning. BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
aug l6d6cts
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\ YouFHruL CRIMINAL.--A youth named Joseph
Hunt only sixteen years of age has been arrested nj
Alexandria, on the charge of attempting a rape upon
the person OF Leila Smith German girl about twelve
wears old The evidence elected was sufficient to send
him on to the next term of the Circuit Court in No
yember
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NM, OF ts58.-ESGINDDVa sound On ,i,c

Il Question: More confidence Than in pleasing
the people Listen-beaufh ,unets At - 60 elegant st
s. 90 supremacy elegant from 81 81 10 $40 SIS and SO
CLuAKs Just aud look tr yen selves At h lsr
variety brought th, ueke from the lowest to t.
highest prices.
CHtNEtt HEAD DRESSES -Yon Know WIS never hcafs.
IN this arto well The nj Dre>s tai taa 30.
81 %
FNACY NorIoNsJet ornaments a thu sto-t recent st,s
Hosiery II ,.l&efcrtas French Nel3c Nh Giuy. W..
Bnx,s Brush s. Uombs Needles lfas PerfmIy b3I, A.
cvrr~ character
Sewing Machines for ale Of the hest in the United STATE
warranted give satisfaction Call md this great II
not The greatest invention.
ALFRED S. ENGIEDOYK
Lynrhburg Republican, Western Star, Wythevile Telegraph
Is
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world has With endorsed the favor OF these wonder
Ia medicines being the only remedy ter old Wounds Sore
Legs Brets,s when all other remedies hate failed
Sold the manufactures Ne - Maiden Lane New York
zrd No 22l Strand LONDON anu by al Druggists ~ sae
- aud al per box. lsep ~ dlM