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lsoO GFcns ATTRACTION AT thc IsC
VIEW CLOTHING STDRr
W 90 B.l.EY 4 Al. LEN.

dANlNG opened branch Of their New York
L store in Union Block, Ne. 133 Main street, in.
vite the attention Of cash and short time
buyers TO their extensive assortment of Clothing
which they o6cr Mt low prices.
Gxa- B;ing extensively engaged in the mxnafac-
tare OF Clothing In New York city, they aa,te,
themselves they can Offer ind en,s never befor,
met with in the West. cali 10 respectfully sole
tied mybaxv
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Kookuk Book -Bindery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
DLANK Docks made and ruled to any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dosksts, As
sessors' Books, Poll Books, kc., &C., furnished 1t
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c., bound or re-
bound In any style desired.
&N- My Bindery viii be found on Second Street,
next door 10 the AthonEum, sign Of the "Bg Eook. "
Jan. 26, 18b4.-dkw. ISAAC n PIEKCE.
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CARTHAGE MANuEACTOR =.

On johnson Street, between ist and I'd.
DY o'BRiAN 4 co. Having per- nv.
ID manently established ourelves(
in keokuk. With An ample supply of
the very best material for the man
ufac;ure Of Carriages. Buggies, Gigs and Hacks,
we are prepared to make all articles in our line,
in the Very beststsie aud Of the choicest material,
on reasonable terms aud prompt notice.
Nav -, ts56--dly
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City Drug Store.
n ~ r N n y n 4 N q

City Drug Store.
= A N T. = u r. u n o l. DS.
Wholesale and Retail Druqo,sf.
BURROWS Block, south side Main street n
- keokuk. Having purchased the stock OF ~
J. J. Il. Stewart and added 1t to my previ-
Gus stock, and having ordered additional sup -
plies from the East, am nabled to oacr to the city
and country trade one Of the meet complete stocks
to be found In the city Purchasing glass, ,varnsh-
e, and cthar leading articles from the manufactur
crs, can sell upon the most favorable terms to
Wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention given to compounding physi
etan prescriptions mehi sd
A COMPLETE assortment Of yarhshes from the
"a Cincinnati and st. Louis manufacturers. at
mchlsd REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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kEOkVK CITY BATHS.

LSAGLESoN's old stand rc-opened for the accom-
Il modation Of town and country. Those wishing
to enjoy the luxury of fine bath, are requested to
call Mt Smith the Hair Cntters orIesite the Isc.de
House In consequence Of the con inual xpense in
keeping up the establishment, Thirty tive cents
cash will be required for bathing
Citizens and strangers wishing their hair cut fash
ionably or most lnxuronrly done up. are request.
ed TO Gallon SMITH, TIE HAIR CITIEE,
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Notice.

Notice.
4 III. persons Indebted te the lair Grm of Baldwin
IA Evans 4 TO-. are hereby notified that payment
of same IL expected on before the fret of July
next, 10 the undersigned.
/ June IS. ls56--dAw BALDWIN 4 EVANS.
| LIVE HUNDRED sbls ~ntsr spnlss for sAlsat
J j. dccl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS AUSTONsS.
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sA w YIN ~ Us y,

WILLIAM WINrHK, Proprietor.
|N0RSER Second and Cedar kueau, Fort Aadi-
~ son, Iowa.
- Baggage taken 10 and from boats Free Of
charge.
- Stages leave this House daily for keokuk
and Burlington. june %, lSt5.---d
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G0apcttsisn - she Lt6e - TRADE.
TWIN ROOFING, and all kinds ~ jobbiag work
done on the most reasonable terms by the under
signed. And all work done warranted 10 be equal
toany other shop in this city or Stetc
N. B.-Shop on the corner Of Main and Ninth
Streets. FREDERICK ZUGG.
keOk uk June l3d6m
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.~ -
SsCPARKLING and bright,
- In the liquid light
Is tho water IN our glasses
M.ssrs. Moore Hooper respectfully announce to
their friends and patrons, that they have again put
in operation their fountain, which its cool
and delicious waters, aavored with the nectar and
juices Of most delicious fruits and flowers. win
ter rest hascnabled Messrs. N. II. u make such
they say uuhesitAtingly Il cannot be surpassed by
any Grated water IN the world Call and satisfy
yourselves. Remember the place, II Main street.
.sIehold the mark,
little fountain cell
Where water clear diamond spark,
my3i In stone basin fell
NOTuCE To nUELDEns.
LARGE and we'll selected stock of Paints, Oils
n Glsss, vsrnish, H., be-, nn hand and for sale
BY MooRE Hoorss, Druggists, Main ST., below
Third. consisting In part Of
White Lead pure No. l.
Snow white Zine, very superior,
Zinc dryer,
Colors In great variety, both dry and in oil, put up
in l, 2, 4, s snd 10 b cana.
cppa, v.Ti.sh, ....
Japan do
White sdo
Glass of best brands and various sisep,
All Of which they willseii cheaper than any othsr
Give US call. MOORE 4 HOOPER.
September 3. t855.-d
MOORE HOOPER'S Glyceum Ointment. . de-
Ivl lightfui article for chapped hands lips. Ac. 1t
MOORE HOOPEK'S. on Main,
novl7 near Third street.
| IKNUINR hears Oil White Stick pomade, Just
~ secsived and for sale cheap BY
| novl7 MOORE 4 HOOPER.
/ TUST received. . supply u Winter Strained Lard
- Oils superior article.
4 nsvi7 MOORE D HOOPER.
4 nRKSS TRTMMrNGS.-Ths Ladies can b saltsd
4 II In this line at
sspS5dAw WOODWARD , cos.
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APOTHEGAHIEk AND DR UGGIxTS.
A porHECARiES' HALL, corner Third and
~ johnson st~, keokuk, ARE now in rsceiptV4
II u large and we'll selected stock Of Drugs.
Medicines, Chemicals and Dye studs. Also, 49,
cines use some If which they have the exclu-
live agency of therefore would call the atten-
ion of country merchants and druggists to the same.
Our stock u Perfumery is large and varied oompr-
sing Lubin's Baxin's and jules Hauel's fine Ex-
tracts; every descriptio of Hair Oils, Pomm AIDES
Fancy Soaps, Tooth. Nail and Hair Brushes and ali
powders used for toilet purposes.
Chaics brands Of Cigars, snuts, and Tobacco al
ways ON hand.
- Physicians prescriptions cArefuiiy compoun-
ded Mt ALI hours VI the day night.
Fsbl6--d r. II. O'CONNOR a BRO
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~ A. PATTERSON, w. rIssERhAS. ws pArrkKsos.
WV. q. PATTERSON 4 CO.,
COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos. ~ and ~, Issvee, Keokuk, Iowa.
Consignmsnts VI ali kinds of Produce win recAive
prompt and personal attention.
August -, is35.-sikwy
j. G.. COPELlN.
LrORW AkDISa aud mmission Merchant, whole
sale dealer in Groceries and Produce, No. 81 Ls-
4 tsS, keokuk, Iowa.
i. B.-P~rticulsr attention paid TO the Forward:
ng business.
April II, IS54.-d6w
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City Of keokuk. swa,-O@ee On Second st.. between
Main and Johnson.
nR. H., in addition to the usual
- methods of inserting srti cisi teeth
b in possession Of the exclusive right 0IQYYy
for this city ~ mounting the "continu
oas gum work 40 universally admired Tor the'i
beauty and cieanliness.
lie is also mounting teeth on Gutta PerchA
apY 10 1855 dwly
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vIyiIE undersigned have stock Of Logs, and
i can furnish almost any amount of Lun Der to
order short notice. Also, Laths of good quality,
worked Flooring, Surfaced Lnmber, dc.
Fire W0OA.
Fire wood, sawed in stove lengths, or otherwise,
furnished y, the mill for 81 per cord.
June 5d3m HIATT HAEBINE.
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1Amects every Monday night st
O'Clock, NJ odd Fellows Hall, corner
Fourth and Main streets.
Puchecbetuck Lodge, No. A3, I. o. o. r. meets ev-
.ry Friday night AT o'clock, at OJd Fellows II all.
Puchechetuck Encsmpment. No. 7, meets on the
hrst and third Thursdays of every month, 1t 5
o'clock y. ~, at Odd Fellows Hall.
All brethren in good standing invited to attend.
niyQdty
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0ew Grocery & Provision Store.

~ w. RUNYAN 4 co, having established them.
~. selves the south side Of Fourth street, near
TO the Market House, have received large and we'll
selected stock Of iroccries which they respectfu-
lycall the attention of the citizens Of keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed VI all kinds kept
snnstantly on hand. All articles delivered in any
part Of the city free NJ charge. [dec. 20, dtf.
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Lumber! Lumtcr!!

vINHE subscriber has bought fht"Fast Saw Mill"
l two miles above the city ard il prepared to
furnish all kinds of lumber tsxcept PiRel Ut the
~ho-te-. u,.;er from 81 Is to 50 50 per leo feet
dacl,ikwtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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rlNIlE subscriber wishes 10 put IN the wall during
l 1896, Two millions Of brick. for which he will
take town lots land in the . Half Breed Tract.
Also two span OF horses wanted in exchange for
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
anIElff 4
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4. u. Of q. r..
pANSER Lcsige No. IS, 1. o. Of Il. T., meets -
- every Friday Evening. nt Temperance
HAll, on Main street, 1T ~ o'clock. Ale
memhsrs Of the order in good standing, are
invited to attend.
v30--d1
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DR. j. X. NgCKEY,
SURE GEON DENTS
FURNISHES Bfock Teeth continuous r
4 gums, mounted Oh gold platina
and all opcr at tiuns Of the profession PET NAIIIO
formed with skill and despatch, and warranted.
~ Teeih mounted u usta Percha.
Ofkce Biondeau, between ID and 4th streets
Ksok uk. mch2T-diy
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Re Carpenters, fsutldeps. q ~ other rs.
XX7OOD Tuning, Scroll and Fancy Saving done
w to order mt the Keokuk Furniture Manufact
| ~, corner If Johnson and Ilth streets.
l guue l0d4wtf kTLB0URNE 4 DAVIS.
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IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHISISTs,
MANUFACTURERS Of steam Engines, trist an
wi Saw Mill N achinery, Wnicr Wheels, &c, Ae.
corner II Sxth and Biondssu Streets, eokuk lowe
NAV 81, 1854. .tdAW
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/ WILL dispose II Lease for Is months on The
WELLS HOUSE, on the corner Of I'd Asd John
son sts.. easy terms to any who wishes 10 en-
gage in tho Hotel business. The house has beer
thor"a sl = renovated and rehtt~d
For particulars call and examine.
July:dtf T. MORGAN.
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FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ OBEKTOP, No. ~, Main street, has Just re-
~. eeised large and complete assortment Of
Fancy G,oas Toys, Musical Instruments, Shot Gups,
Pistols, Faacy China sets, and on, which be viii
sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. G. ODERTOp.
kcokuk. Oct. 70, 1855. d
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LATEST NE.Ns =.
pRorEEDlNGSlNC CONGRESS

WAsn1AGToN, Feb. 2b.--SENArr.--Mr. Dcug-
la. ut his own request. was excused from serving
an the Committee on Foreign Relations.
IlousE.-Mr. MIlson Introduced bill to re-
peal the act to provide for the efficiency of the
Navy.
Mr. Cobb, of Alabama. introduced bin TO ex-
tend tho time for the payment Of the duty rail
rond iron
Mr.. Mace introduced bill to prevent the extern
sion Of slavery in the territories IF the United
States North of 36dg. 30. (Sensation) lie
moved IL refer it 10 tho Committee on Terrific
ripS.
Mr. McMullen ias the gentleman given
previous notice of the introduction Of this bill
Mr. Mace. If you examine the journal. you'll
find it out.
Mr. MeMullen. | propoundod respectful
question which is entitled to to II respectful an-
swer
The Speaker. The gentleman from Indiana
has given notice. His motion is in order.
MIR. Smith, of Virginia. appealed from the de-
cisI"n OF the Chair,and was supported III doing so
by Mr.. Houston, Mr.. Jones of tennessee, and Mr..
Craige. pending which the House resumed the
consideration of the resolution of the Committee
ON Elections. asking power to send for per ons
and papers III the Kansas contested election case.
The House refused by three majority, to table
il.
The Committee ON Elections have before them
three of contested election from llinois.one
from Louisiana, Maryland, Iowa. Kansas, and
New Mexico. Those from Nebraska and Maine
will soon be submitted.
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Arrival ofthe Canada at Boston.

The steamer Canada arrived Mt Boston on
Tuesday, md we have the following additional
items of foreign news by her:
Russia. it i, said made il condition. previous
t" her acceptance of the propositions. that no in
Identification be demanded of her; that no con
ces>ion of territory be exacted except that re-
quirpd for ratification, which being conceded she
agrees moi To for'ifv the GLAND Isles. Among
other rumors are the following: Russia selected
Paris for the conference to slight Austria, aud
that the Austrian cabinet is offended herewith
That RUS intends nj the last moment to de-
mand in the name of the general interests of
Europe, in accordance with article iiye,that Eng
land will be forbidden tn fortiy Helgoland, and
restrict her to peace purposes only.
Holland aud neutral powers. it is said, demand
a voice in the conference.
\ forced loan Of q OOD. 600 silver roubes has
been Imposed ON Finland for its defence.
France and England do not slacken in their
preparations to continue the wnr.
The London Journals express various opinions
ON the Queens speech. The opinion ON change
was unfnyornbc, and slight decline in the funds
was produced.
The speech opens with an culoginm upon the
taking Of Sebastopol, refers to the PREF arations
making for the vigorous prosecution of the war;
the acceptance ot Anstrias offers Of mediation
and Russia's agreement Ia celaan conditions,
which il i hoped will he the foundation of treaty
of peace. During the negotiations the govern
mpnt will not relax like preparations.
\ democratic meeting had been held in Lon
don Ia protest against the proposed peace. It
chiefly supported by the svmpathizcrs with
kossuth, Mazzlni, &c
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JHe Fpufrdl 1merjrGn QUESTION

WAsHINGToN, Feb. l9.-lhe State Depart
ment hns sent into the Senate mass of docu-
lnent4 bearing ON the Central American ques-
ton as far back as $3.50. among them plan pro-
po,edby general Mareoleta to Lord Clarendon
two years ago that Nicaragua and Great Britain
and the t'ntcd States unite in treaty settlement
of the Mosquito Indian question. Mr.. Marcy in
Il letter II Marcoeto denies that great Britain
had any sovereignty right over any part of Cen
trail America and that 10 unite with her in trea-
~ a- proposed would be Il distinct acknowledge
meat that sh5 has. and such arrangement
you'd interfere with the claims set up by Cos
ia Rica.
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TIE American " ,tional Convention.

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he Nallonal "hF.i'Yh 81 TN, can fa'a ~
~ eiPlia uesu"9 '"'i''s - ! '' " : 'i'
PEusldlhs. r.. ,... . ,..,--t.. g ,.,.... ,,,. . ~ 49,
resolution Pol''E W. lin tnu 49, ~ = -, ,,,n ,,as
"a but lad on the to' uni acton 'nati " ia n % ~,
NON OF cont l'u s''Is' - siar
Louisiana deietai" presenter i,iI ~ ~, i9l m I'M
"u'ch Wa o'j9Cl ,'.a :, ,,,'il 49,, lo,,ot, an
10" recognized by the LOUISIANA ''un.l a in t III;
Su'd on IN, ho''"" :" ,''i'i "a - IN " ~ -
which finally prevahrd--Aea cas- DO nay = 90 -, , a.,
, ne N"in' ii' " ~ - "a Il, H., ~
trhusN Naii' u, u , ~ ~, ,a,inn
Mr Idle and others IGNORING 'ie t<'n Se' " N, Si
PLATFORM Tue N"te 5tnod - To 81 '''S"s " ~ "s
among the southern u,Ir9,., ,r, ,yo b.ld In the
va W ''a - .', III ,ycit,mau, lion William
morning session ln''' VIC ~ ~, ~ u i,t -
sheets oceatle" 'ne 'H'''' '"' ''''' I'm ' NT
says #.,. -. ,,z..- ,.,,,, a.. .,,1.r IL tho ,au
towards = Vlo'h we ' 'I H. ,.,n,rt a.,
ana htotf tie ih''''lR "'" o,et' -, Ii,.a,.'
al Sld's haa atl%ih'h 'Nti 4'ai, -, ,aais ~,
ana iie N.ii"hHl fAu,'',' ,r, c,ni,ct and CON
anVed N the most ho'' 8ni .i, a. i',', e,r sr
NtS'l'on anu. az I'M va, ii d ~, m omen and porsona
}IHlaeN h3t"''A '"' ~ "'ti e'' - ~ ~, =, rsni,
"ntiei lhnS' from uil' i',' ,, ~ :, " s''aiIa9t
WIN aiaheihtn' ana without uhu, " In N, - -
tartcuiar INC exact ''se oi - a., ,hs ,.r
me f'nsN fa'lar' ahn soi3t GU gu, , a o. -, ~
ness ot ieenns "nu 7ly @ hcrs rom abroad left
Ia short time aiitr"ttdSt Tue heIip ~ - ,,,, 49,
cue haii charge OF the feh'sYiN"n'" "i'h' " ' "
ions ", a;, Sow, rho so,,bcr
So ca,,s a syantb and samson streets last even.
STATES held Il caucus d" - ,rs.r, ana
ny onte arE' huHoer I'll s'n'., -, -
io"k part hthe proceedings, "heh WHY "a nv ~ ~
ana res9ae aia'P' H. el ,tto Oldest son of Henry
Hon
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FfB 2l-Thos Turpin BEDFORD; Ackerv, Rockbridge;
q q ,hns Beiard Walker. ApPomatox " 4 Falls,
Bedford; VIM Lindsey, Va & I II II ii MoSbv, Lyle
Mont Springs; Jon Brook Hal W Jones Lisbon;
II ErnS Glade Springs; G. Clavtpr Bedford Bowyer
" BOWER BoetoHrt Dobns Pulaski; Pitzer. Miss
Pityer Rotctourt; Wooding Richnond w PnHn Miss
Y p Cerriugton Carrington Boetourt Packer. J l.
'lnarcs Liberty; & stewart Bedford Wade Christians
burg l. 4 Buckingham City, { Mercer Barnett Ss'
lon; K II Bucluer Va s. r X; u X Nunuelee w Tucker
Pittsyvania ] " peuegIew; Va & I r. Morgan Br'-
fo Tenn w b Smith, Franklin Va; Emerson Glasgow Mo;
Otpy, Lyncnburs; DR. Vaughn. Glasgow Mo- Johns N
u Nalev, City; W c MINIS W W Pollard Bedford; w
Matthew'S Campbell
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u The Spring sessjonof this Institution will open Wed
ncslaN. the Doth February. with the following faculty
REV JoHN BLACKWELL A NJ, President and Professor OF
Natural Science.
WM y PAGE A NJ Professor of English and Classical Lite
j. J. PORTS, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics
ARNUD PREor Professor of Modern Languages and Music
Mrs + a. PREOI. Assistant in Modern Languages and Mu
sic
MISS :. YFRBY. Instructress in Ornamental Branches.
Miss SARAH CoRB Assistant English and Scientific Branch
MISS MARY Z, EDWfRns, Assistant in Music
Miss NJ L. BLACKWELL Assistant in Music and French
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January 3ts Rlcevlle. by Rev J. 3 HardNiek Mr.
w. Holden To Miss q. OWEN. daughter of John Owen
By the same February 9Th, Mr. JANIS BARNS to Miss +
{Ioip MS HOLLAND daughter of DR. W. Holland, decd OF
na'fiN county
By.the same Feb H. Mr. DEMAscus L. OWEN TO Miss r, j.
kE3rrs, Of rtttsylyauia county.
T1EcIigous Herald please copy.
On Wednesday. 21th inst by Rev b \. Martin, JAMES o.
WILLIAMS Esq-uf Lyncs burg and Miss ALICE NJ WYATT,
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OBITUARY..

Died on Monday night the 18th inst, LEILA WATSON,
youngest child Of James Horner ESQ., of this place Her
age years and twenty days With her persisted
fond hopes but in her departure far brighter hope has
e9rnuu and shows amid the grief incident
loss The loss of earth for the gain OF heaven, is
stern but for all that profitable bargain. The
babe only grief in part ii has inside signid
which tncure af sorrow is TO he dsccrued amid
the full spleudor blesscdness with which instinct
There Joy veil sorrow and chance for
profit which fully improved, will than compensate
l.p,.o a+fa
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Washington. u. e.. ..y.., ,.,. ,sx

SIN. d
- pow "i Your Ee iri on casp hcre (. prba1.
~ - Aht IMAM ~ sicr--a crippled t'r n vars
''et.t'd 60 fhat h. ak erect This induced me-
10 ny II Nsct aud it has relieved almost inmri,i l,
stesatsla aud Rheumatism of my servants having a
az, n,' IMAM sesH has been cured In week hv this
aid q" Mt hesitate recommend 70 all wish tr
OF humanity That Oh could be had Throughout
me entire world Yours sincerely
w. HESRY SNYDER Browns Hotel
treat cures are known TO have been made In Wash.
Mhln two weeks past and in Baltimore NJ least aao
>laes hundreds relieved Of Corus Taothache Felous an
h'fs hil pains aud aches In Bridgetan IN Harris.
everywhere has been introduced the report is vop1erf
aN u beats everything tried Ia take pain and 10
GI!Aieas rheumatism S~cilngs Sores sprains Wounds
ms burns and 10 euro Papaton partial PARALYSIS l.
W" Do in ninety nne eases in hundred used
corning In directions aud II pleasant doe moi smart nor in
tefefe with any food nor ather medicine
WASHINGTON. d G August 18th
ffgt DeGrath-i ean sell deal your OIL as il Is
thai have many calls for IT, although Nesrs Stock "a
keep H. send me Immediately ohligc yours truly
ROBERT A. PAYNE. Druggist
corner 18th 81 and VI Avenue.
sec my written name nnthe wrappers blow glass
HsP. PRof. pFGRAru,
For sale At DR.. seays Iynchburp; purcell IadJ 4 e.,
Richmond General Agents all the PRINCIPAL urneis,s
and Merchants in the State. Ifa 9f-IlXy
Rhodes Fever md Aguc Cure.-GIAp Nfqs ron
value of preparation capable of driving
oi p existence class OF disease by which
annually Frustrated the busiest seasons Of the year
beyond all human estimate Such a preparation il Rhodes
feYer and Ague Cure II universally used and
retrnt levers would IN few years be unknown 1t pre-
vents the injurious effects malaria II taken as safeguard
II nntailngN removes thos" effects given as remedy
Moreover the ortinaru
is safe quick nfalibe and thorough remedy for all dis
eases enEendercd by un~holesome air Proofs nnquc,tonabc
Of these facts daily spread before hr world
or sale by r. staber Co, by Druggists generally
ae-t-uA" JAS. y. RHODES, Proprietor.
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SHOCKING occUREESCE--'rhe Leesburs Washngtonan
ae that ON Saturday week the dead body Of Mrs Mctunn
"A Irish woman found Ia her Yarl Middlehurr Lou
u county From the appearance o The body it is supposed
her clothing the night 6eore and she the
yard for the purpose cxnguhing the flames where from
the effects Of the burn and the cold she persisted,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

Having determined - arrange 10 admit nj
our conducting from this limo the CARPETlNG MATTINs
and FLOOR OIL tLOIIl business. scac
than any house at present in Virginia will and afnr
this date. sell any article have general prv tood.
line without regard 10 cost, for aud i'll furnish
regular and prompt customers credit at prices hat ilt
make il their interest buy us
We now have hand large stock Of inter and SUMMER
Goods from promptly supply the trade e.w
nesty solicit cxamnsou 10y orders ronp pauag
bN &
10 dim Main sfraet Rir,,non,1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22
u,REsH OYsTERs.-Looh n, this citizen. Of

Lynchbug and oil lovers good Oysters Fresh Oysters
81 per gallon, the Depot Bridge Main
Just call in and examine the article and you will
be fresh and nice and OF superior Quality any offered
in tins market have made arrangements have Oysters
fresh erary day and mistake and will also keep hand
supply of Picked oysters. of tho best quality.
JOHN + HUNT, Agt
IL + dfm for L. Rowe ir & Go
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

4 SOMEWHAT RENARKABLE CoINciDENcE.-We noticed
the arrv Norfolk the L S steamship FO9c-
tan She Left Norfolk the 18th # February 3 arrived and
anchored Jeddo Bay Japan the 18th OF February i-5l
and returned Naval Anchorage 18th Feb
ruafy. l556--a somewhat remarkable coincidence