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.ots rs and 1873 in Nashville, and the s T. of n
/ Of 4 26---o5--5 10 acresl in dispute
For the whole of which | will take fteensy-fuo
busond dollars one third IN hand, and the bal ance
one, two. three, and four annual payments, with
terest at 10 per cent. from date, 10 be paid annu-
1y, and secured by deed Of until all is paid.
Amy person wishing for particular information as
location or quality Of the lands, may apply to II.
Reid, Esq, his Honor the Mayor of the city Of
eokuk. WIN. GlLLlSS.
Iufy On 1879 Il
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IL. n. BARTLETT a co. !,
NOTICE

Two the Stockholders Of he keokuk Fort De.
L MONIES and Minntsota fhllfoad Company
a call of ten per cent the capital sitet II the
company II due, and mada payobl AT ia. fa lr,ad
othee ~ he"kuk, TO VIZ. LEIGHTON, Treasurer on
Friday, the first day Of February 1856
keokuk, sth 1iee. lSso. HI. I REID,
WM. LEIGHTON, sec'y. President.
dse - dAwIu
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r.ADrT~, SHOE STORI,

M salerOnn il now fitted up in rstrrate style,
~ and we aye now prepared to attend to the wants
4 the ladies " Keokuk 4. j. ELLIOTT CO
jan25dtf
L,IO0R oil CLOTHS - Another lot IL feet in
j width, new and splendid patterns Just received
Il 81 Main street, DUHKEE aCO.
deci8d
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Law NoTfcg.--We would call the attention
jour readers to the card Of Mr.. Lowrie,
|. is new conner among US, and presents
best Of references.
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~ The High School just opened in Me
lanics' Block, by Mr.. G. W. Moore, and
'dy, is rapidly filing up. We would advise
pse designing to patronize said school, to
so Immediately. Young men and young
lies both are admitted.
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GODFREY 4 Sanu-

g forage Forwarding aud CNnmission Mcr-
= chants, and General Freight Agents, Front St.
between Vermont and Broadway, Quinc>. Illinois
Isy~ Property directed to ourcare, will Be forward
ID wi h dispatch, and order and cons gnments will
cceiye immediat ate and careful attention.
Refer TO Flagg Savage, Moore, iollowbush &
To-, Henning 8 Co., Quincy Page Bacon, ST Lou
b. jan25d3m
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w VI. NANN..R

lfER AND SC0URER. On 6fth street, one
door below Main whore he wall renovate aud
make y appear az new, all kinda II Ladies ard Cen
temena apparel, such craps broscha, eassi naere
and WOODEN shawis. cashmere, six aud iiess-
ca, rugs, piano and table covers, window and damask
curtains, Ac
All of the above and every other article Of cloth
ing eolorod in any If the fancy pam ooion- 4
hope by close att lion and knowledge Of nay bus
nsss, 10 give general satisfaction.
nov 23d1w0In WN. MANNERS
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TNEN THOUSAND BUSHELS White Corn dely-
/ cred 1T bis mill corner Of 18th and Main St.
for which the highest price in cash viii be paid
decl 2dkwlf HAWKINS TAYLOR
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Land. and civ Lot. for sale.

AVIN6 been requested by sundry persons and
al sundry times to name the prices / would
e for my lands and lots in Iowa, take this OPP
rtunity to inform the public In general of the
ces will now take for the same. ist is here
Ito annexed:
Of section &, township 65. range 5.
" o.
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singing school!
1 CLASS II beginners in music viii b. lorl
nj
9. c.. Isbel1's Music Rooms,

On Wednesday evening, January %, at II o clock.
All who are DESTROYS of learning to sing are res
Iectfully invited 70 be present
Terms invariably in advance. Ladies 81, Gentie-
men e. iani sd
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fIsHE subscriber wishes u put II the wall auring
1886 Two millions of brick, for which he will
take town lots or land in the 'fliaif Breed Tract"
Also two span oi horses wanted in exchange for
brick work HAWKINS TAYLOR.
iani6dtf
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- j. l.. Corse has been elected Mayor Of
Ellington.
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FOR SALE.

NEW House and Lot, corner Of Morgan and
"a Second streets, beautifully situated for dwell
ing house. inquire ~ the owner, Edward Mumm,
J l.. j. Zwart, ON Morgan, tween Sd and 4th SITS
| m
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Sash, Bill IDS and Doors.

rON STA y IL J or
~ hand at the Brick
Steam Factory. near
Main, between Sixth aud
Seventh Streets, keokuk.
Iowa.
Window Blinds, better.
and other articles as good
as any that can be made
by hand, supplied TO or
der.
Particular sizes Of 4
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Cards! Cards !
below ANY COMPETITOR.

hose wishing this kind Of work viii save money
sending their orders to the office Of the Gate City
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SUNDRIES.

- UdAR Kettles from TO 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lads Skllets ana lids, assorted Cast
Iron leu Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding al
Rice Mouids scoiloped and plain Cake Pam; Tea
Canisters, square and round, assorted Lard Lamps
lin and Stove Pipe. House, sheet iron and {, %
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
C0MSIOCh BROTHERS.
RI boz. pair assorted Shove Is and longs for sale
~ ut the Prairie State Stove koorns
oct 10 C0MSIOCk It BROTHERS.
4 sLUE Kettles to be had at the salc Rooms Of the
~ Excelsior Stove Store.
oct 10 CoMsToCK BROTHERS.
LsNAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
IL Of the Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 C0MST0CK Il BROTHERS.
( foAL Hods at the Sale Rooms Of the Cottage
" franklin Coal Stove.
octlo COMsToCK s BROTHERS.
I00Q LBS. Of Bailed Brass Kettles for sale low
WV at Sale Rooms Of the Home Pnrlor Stoves
oct 10 C0MsT0Ck d BROTHERS.
4 LAkGE assortment Of Brittania ware for sale
4 lower than any other house in the city AT the sale
Room If the Commercial Parlor Stoves
oct 10 C0MsTOCk 4 BROTHERS.
A FINE stock of HouseKeepcrs' goods such as q f.
\ fee mills, bastng spoons. egg whips, iron i'm
mers, SKINNER ladies meat forks table spoons hash
and steak Dishes patent and box graters spice boxes
&c, tc., for sale at the Sale Rooms Of the popular
Self Regulating Alright Stove.
oct 10 CoMsToCK q BROTHERS.
100 PAIR Of Timers Solder Cvppers hand at
i w the sale Rooms Of the Substantial Oval Box
Heating Stoves.
oetl0 C0MSToCK BROTHERS.
A HEAVY supply Of Brass, Japanned and plain
"A Candle Sricks at the Sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner, which il offered extremely low by
oct 10 COMSIOCk il BROTHERS.
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CONSTOCEk n BROS,
STOVES
Timers. stock.

6O00 lbs oval aud round Copper Bottoms from to
40 luches.
1000 Dds Sheet Iron from No, lG to 27.
1000 packages Plymouth Riveu, iron and tin'ds
from "a. 70 IL lbs.
400 boxes Tin plate.
600 bundles Iron WIRE from No G TO No. Is.
co grtss Tea kettle breasts and coyersfrom 81 to
Ill inches.
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from toe inch.
40 de- do sc0.loped and plain dinner plates
90 d. Stove ornaments assorted.
90 do oval Tea po Breast and Covers.
i5S do Assorted TN a ears.
20 do Iron tea settv es.ss
10 do do do do buTs.
100 do Pressed Tin pot covers
40 do of No. l, z, and p-uter knobs.
100 fee; Brass Wire Cloth
Bent Spouts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin 4 sheets
Copper kivets and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Maliets expressly for timers use
Stove Rlackingi in papers or by the key
CONE TOOK 4 BkOlAERS.
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Hardware and Cutlery.


Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL TRADE.
O W. 4 H. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesal
=. dealers are receipt Of much the largest stool
which they have yet ever displayed TO the MGR
chants If Iowa Missouri and Illinois, to which they
ask attention and guaranty TO be at ST. Louis prices
Sept, :, S55.-dtw
4 MES sHOVEIsA large stock ito arrivel for
n salelu by 5. W. H. TUCKER.
XyTASHING MACHINES The celebrated Float
w ing knuckels Washing Machine for sale by
5. ". Il H. TUCKER.
SHoT GUNS "A lotof double barreled shot guns
8 W aH. TUCKER.
IIRCULAR SAWS.-AIl sizes of the ST. Louis
- Circular Saws, warranted by .,,.,
vi 5. W. Ii. TUCKER.
CtHOVELs AID TONGs-1he different qualitie,
- " M 5. " 4 H. TUCKER
DICKS AND MATroCks.--A supply Of Germar
L steel and cast steel pointed picks and Mattocks
also, stone picks and sledgts, for sale by
5. W. H. TUCKER.
GRAIN SCOOPS Iron and steel. For sale low
VI by s. W. d II. TUCKER,
4 XESl AXES Hunt Collins simmons Lip
"a pincott's. Whites and Wilson axes. a large
stock for sale low by S. W. d ii. TUCKER.
platform Scales from 7ooibs and upwards, Of
/ Fairbanks pattern, with and without lovers for
sale by 5. W. H. T0CkEh.
j. q. Bernard Il Go.
I1AyE taken the old stand of l.. ii. Turner (for
| j merly J c. Trimble) No. SO, Main street oppo
site kilbournes buildings, where they offer for
sale cheap the cheapest general assortment Of
shoe. saddle and Harness Leather.
Enamelled and Patent Leather Enamciied Cloth,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Fly-Nets, Whips and Whip
Lashes.
A lso, a general assortment Of
SADDLEHY HARDWARE,
SaiIery Hardware, well selected In the Eastern mar
kef ana for sale nj ST. Louis prices.
They have on hand and constantly manu-
featuring Of the best materials Saddles, Brides ana
Harness Of every description.
The ahovo articles win be sold ut wholesale or re
tai IL uniform prices.
Those wanting anything in our line will do well
10 cali and examine our stock before buying q w
intend Ia give All, the worth ~ 'tsir money.
the highest price Will be pt n cash Tor Hoe
j o. BERNARD co.
Keoknk. 70. sept. '55-dAw
For Sale.
>torqu HALF Of the north east quarter Of section
| - il ia township Ca North VI Range ~ Nest, III
| Appanoose county, Iowa, well waterea. Apply 10
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON.
| Over Post office, keoknk oct 10 DIFF
HoIyday Presents.
| TIE YOU want to make your friends presents that
! | useful AZ we'll as ornamental, call at Carey A
| Kilbgurne,s. Klbourne's Block dec2bd
! GOOD assortment u supporters and trusses, foi
/ "a sale by Il. HEIMsTHEET
janl6d Union Block.
! 1--WE HUNDRED bblA winter apples for sale s.
/ il aecis HUSTON HAWKINS Il uUsI0N'B
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The subscrib rs, proprie
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, II. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers IN iowa hat they
have established a branch
Of their house in keoE ak
where they will keepeon
stantly on hand d large
and we'll assorted stock
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Doors and Blinds supplied te order short notice
and Sashes ready glazed all ytys ON nand
At Liberal discount t, 80 Satf-
June q ls55.--d ~ boTNON,
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For Sale.
-torTr HALF Of the north east quarter Of sectio
y i, ia township 81, North of kange IL West, /
Appanoose county, Iowa, well watered. Apply !
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON.
Over Post Office kcoknk. oct. 10 DIFF
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- lAIIONEAf Arnold y Writing rind carmsae
- red INK, superior cap letter and biottng paper
bin books, blank notes, deeda, etc.
uo4l ~ T. WESTCoTT.
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II lNDlhd.-Books, Magazine, pasp phlets, etc..
- bound IN any style desired.
novl J, II. sEsTcoTT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-10

PAU GARNER. of Paris, has invented telegraph com
nnicator o very ingenious construction, intended he
used with Morscs telegraph. Instead of operating the
KEY by hand for sending messages in the common way
the messages is composed before hand and disposed hell
caly along cylcmdcr which is provided with 2n00 KEYS
made OF some noncouducting substance, and according
they are arranged the cycnder they effect the breaking
and closing of the circuit and write the message
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NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOoDs.

NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
We receiving stock Staple and Fancy Dry
part, Of Importation, and the
markets this purchased the favorable
Tie irAoie Sf0ck hSig eRrsly Tres
trade confidently assuring
Pected. II consists In part follows
=. ?. - 81 BRO. shirtings and sheriings
Cotton Osnasurgs Cottnnades Nankeru
Large Stock Beached Domestic all widths
Plaid. Striped and Plain Cotton
Eontucky Jeans Satinets and Tweeds
Tickings, Furniture and Apron Cheeks
bleached aud Broad Table Cloths, and DamAsks
Large Stock Irish Linens
Cloths, Csssimers and Vestings
LsrE- Stock 81 Prints, Bingham. n Lawns
Apaccss aud Canton Cloths
Printed Challrs snd Brrhges
Plain drlans AMI Chsics, all grades
Lawn, Challi-s and Ierage
White Cambrcs-. JackOnets, 90
Mauiilas, Large Stock, aud Cheap
Lace, Muslin and C4mbrc Collars
Lace, Collars and Sleeve Sets
Linen Clmbrick, SIX and Cotton Iidkfs with \ large
other goods which
q our friends and the trade generally.
ml,2s wILLINGHAM A TARDY
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ArPoSruESr-Mr. Nathan Corning, formerly foreman Ia
one Of the departments United armo Springfield
appointed Superintendent Of the English Royal
smithery a Enfield Locke, London
ExrE 20 FaE UNvEHs IIIsx-The school teacher Ru~on
Monmouth county ~ from the Standard
expelled he UniEersast, though
as teacher aud A. a he very much respected.
Buffalo. New York. have hand
wheat which last fall they refused t2lu
prices there Il i sad they will have u
take 5.J than they offered last fall
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OC TON u R = ~.

TUN0 Lynchburg s. 81 To Lexington " ~
ii To- Buchanan 90 To the Natural Bridge y -
both Richmond and lyneh6srg Charlottesville ~ 80
Satisfied, trial. that the majority Of travel on the Packet
better accommodated by leaving the evening return
the 22d leaving Richmond
Monday Friday p NJ reach New Canton At
Scoisvie II NJ OF hr and Lynchburg At 4 NJ,
md a p NJ " the second day.
Returning buchanan a6 A. NJ, and Lyuchburg Al ~ p
Monday Wednesday and Friday reach scottsyle alloy VI
T.. NJ and in Richmond al next A. NJ
for IA. Institute
Scottsve with the stage Char
otiesvl
gS- see Time and Distances, in Gard bcoW;
Ledue Richmond Monday, care LyRcAbHrg Monday,
IL Z Ill
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orr At Iasr-Tle Haven Comm Colony Of Kansas emil
Grant. abont people have been
OF excitement week. have last started on their mission
about eighty Of sierlne charac
Ter and o. out affecting
They .re escorted by the Fm City Guards and the Gro
ton Engine Company
seventeen from Logan and Smps counties, ky Who
arrived IN Cncinnat saturday The
REQUISITE rap Of filed in the Clerks Office
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ttTuEt ar IsItnoI StIIs

StfGS.
TENiE interest manifested by the public
project security valuable such Hnud-
Marriages, ordinary
SAFES heretofore had Afforded induced the Subscribers
large portion 81 time attention during the frsH
60 ndkfHJ prpriasHfs and dtscOrsiss or ms object
and they beg leave their friends, aud the
public generally, that their % have been crowned with complete
md NV "IMPRONED HFRRINGS PATENT
WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM FIRE PROOF SAFE" n the
CHAMPION SAFE ny TttE W ORLD.
Worlds Fair, London, 1851, in New York, 1858,
A. superior all others II undoubtedly, entitled that
app-llatnn and with HALLS PATENT POWDER PROOF
Locks (which also awarded MEDALS aboyc forms the
r Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES before offered the
Public.
The Subscribers aisn manufacture all kinds 81 Boiler and Chilled
thesis Wants. Vault Doors, money
Chests FOR brokers Jewellers Private Families Plate,
nond and other Naluabl,- And also Pacecs by purcar
and Manufacturers ~
JONES "a TENT PFRNrT.f ROY BdNH LOCE
stLAS q. HERRING co Patsnters,
Green block, Nos 1ai, 1877 4 lbs Water street.
~ agent In Kchmond, KNOWLES WALFOED. kg-8ui
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FAMINE At Cars VERDE lsLANps.-we learn from Capt
j J. Rider Who arrived at this port yesterday, that the
situation of the Islands il fast approachnga crisis Want
and misery prevailed alarming extent BY the ar
val at small quantity of TODD rom Brazil aud the siren
uons excttons of the Governor General who had used all
his influence and power actual starvation except IN lev
instances at Antonio has thus far been held at bsy; hu
lis certain that the supply Ut food will ood he exhausted
more particularly at Bonavsta ST Nicholas and the 9TH
or most windward islands and should there he album.
dant the coming season, seed will be wanted and
crop cannot be harvested until the next winter, say
from January till March. They will therefore, require
outside for from nine twelve months 20
aud their expressions Of hope turn to the United States
their only source OF rclief-Sdien (Nass.) Register
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ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS.


sp %%" IESa i@psns l now 'S u
gone expense u putting Up different msehiosry re-
gH 10 Ssyns on oS. S En se pr parsd TO repair 10
feature IN our bu9e,. t. That W. ell no lmPemsn. bu,
Wheat Thrcslcr Cleaner which
proof What they done crrtihcstrs 81 %
who have given machine fair trial W.
chine "''''' ''' NV
We purchased Of Mes.r NnsoS MorI last season. one
BE me- S G1Tf & on ned % cur h.1
@ grain Of wheat sS any o va have S ee re sGS s,sk
D''' ''''' ~ '''' ' join +. ciiIi6RTY'
Hsnrieo 18Th Nov. 1885. JOS J.. PLEAsANTs
Me,srs Nnsos Mon:
GenemenYou hearing date September 10Th hand
Machine ehcrrruy
the drum such get all the wheat straw.
Respeetuly, yonr cbdt servant, RICHARD ALLEN.
BvcErseu.N Co, 9Th, 1875
,emenYour September 1855 was received
e.. d"S. going t, he wrong post SGcs Ny post cnes New
ne1ei certificate Yours very respectfully, -. -
thereby certify N'lsoS MoT1'.
what TIs'nE Macn The prscn, year and have no he.Son
GEORGE KYLE
Ipurhnd Machine. Of Mcrr Lrrt. wnl.os
and having hfehc three crops Wit" it, making The amount
cline. lave ever asd bgeyns ta viii rr o el.aSe
nn hryat L.: grim Of s.eA' than any have a.d
GenuemenI with pleasure hat record evidence IN ia
Thrc-ing Machine II
dors au have aud " remarkable for hs
durability We regard emThsticaiy the FArpvr'z
chine" and 0d chefrNV recommend Ia the farming
T. ". Adams ~ Davis who
Machine thrahc is
With IT, performance. Very respectfully,
WYATT SMITH,
4. v CUUTF
REFERENCts: -Geo Hoyecker, Amslia VIM. Arch.r Cock
Chsstsrhsd, Wm " Harrison, Richmond Wa. 10 Charles
CITY = n ". Appeon, Clare. CITY Ivey. ApponsfoS
Hs Rohinon, King WILLIAM ~ President Tyler Charles
City; o. Austin, North Carolina, and others.
NELSON MOTT,
mhtT &c Main street, Richmond
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UAH. SANFOH DIS INVIGOH ATOH-I. recommend
H ed the public relying upon ts intrinsic excellence 10
favor
For m Bilious Attacks and safely relied
fully capable ~ the fpr which II
nendrd aud fnr giving the general system.
It, qualities fully tested practice b. the
por Through the solicitation. Of who have used
benefited BY the proprietor been induced TO place Il
before the public For al Bilious arrangements. Sci headache,
Chronic Drrlra, Iiabual Cosivcnc Bilious Cole. DysIn,
Pain the stomach and owe General Debility female Weakness
&C.
For sale by Druggists generally, and by PURCELL LADD CO.
No ~ o. Main and ih Gene al ARcnts aud by ANr
Duvsl "" U.s. Main street = Whit, iI5 Broad street and alo
by sanford a CO., y Y. G4-y
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MCCREADY, MOTT & RRUNDAGE.
Isl MAIDEN LANE

tVTHeF " FF"HT TFFTT, NV 1OHHs
TRIPLE REFINED CAIPHENE,
81 ~ ct Alcohol and y. D.. Rum.
AO Manufacturer and Dealers the following articles 81 the
quality. and offered ut the lowest market prices.
Burning fud, Spirits Turpcntnr Tar, Pitch Ron son and Hard
TurTnilne light yarnh, Coal Tar aud Naval every
description, : JENNEY. ia.
jAG-coN8m TOS RErTS. IDfsflsr.
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Lid am NAnINE INSURANCE..

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
MNCHEsTEH, Va.
BRANCH OFFICE, FOURTEENTH STREET, 2ND DOOR FROM
THE POST oFFICR. RICHMOND VA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
CAPITAL s3OO.OOO.
BILLINGS.
prusy for single payment 81 Time policies will
Budngs Merchandise
MARtNE And INLAND TRANSFORMATIONS RISKS taken
favorable a by al other r. ponsble
ALL L0SSES promptly aud literally adjusted this Once
q. y BREEZE, AcuarY.
REFERENCES
Samuel Marx Cashier Bank O Virginia. Richmond
J A. smith. do Farmcrs Bank Of Va. DO.
Joseph X Anderson, Esu
Messrs. HaNal A Co,
IIeury Brent Cashier The Valley
Sterrard Cashier the Farmer Bank Winchester.
Hon. James VI Macon. a. : =, Winchester.
ag--tG
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MEDICAL.
.~r o~rlESS n, ii ssI Is h.Ar.oss,

this chapter RlpvArI RrApr RxaIsr and
RApwAss terrible
usm after ansen Physicians In scot, Va had tried
skl la vain Also how country Doetors
asns Raf.sys Rsmsdes Let syey -ho 10 afeed With
=
CathArtc Medicine Of
those with Pmpls Bloiehcs.
publlsh
Rsi RApwAfS RkxovA,ss RksoIyNsr. RApwAY RsoyA-
ross the only remedies required
terrible and xhtfai
human system In regular aud healthy condition Spring
ROADWAY A
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MOND w HIG.


The iolo~iog rules commend TO all patrons and
friends for their exceeacy bevy, and practical utility
They worthy Of being printed in letters OF gold sd
bsing placed n conspicuous position In every household
IL ameptsbe TO contemplate the mischief misery, aud
ruin which the legitimate fruit OF those deficiencies
which pointed la the rulcs 10 which We have
TERED lie, every parent and guardian read ponder and
inwardiy digest.
From children's earliest Infancy, incucate the
Necessity VI instant obedience.
2 Unite 6rmness With gentieness. Let your children
understand that you meaH exactly what you sac.
g. Never promise them anything unless you are quite
you give them What you promise
4 II you tell little child 10 do something, show
him how to do IT, and that IL done.
Always punish your children for ~iliuly dsobey ing
but never punish them in anger
O. Never let them perceive that they you, or
make you lose your self command.
z. II they give way 20 petucnce and temper, wait ill
they calm. aud then gently with them the
impropriety Of their conduct.
Remember that little present punishment when the
occasion arises, Is much efectual than the thra
tcnng of greater punishment should the fault be renew
cd.
y Never give your children thing because they
for Il.
10 On no account allow them to do at time what
you have forbidden under like circumstances at another
H. Teach them that the only and Ia dp-
par COON Is 10 be- good
~ Accustom them to make their little recitals with
perfect truth.
rs Never allow OF talc-bcaring
a. Teach them that seif.deHia and not eindigence
Is the appointed and method OF securing happiness
10 Guard them against the Indulgence of angry and
a rescntlul spirit
II these rules reduced practice duly prac'ce,
by parents and guardians how much misery would b.
vrntc-how many in danger oil ruin would be saved snd
how largely would the happiness OF thousand domestic
circles be augmented Ii il lamentable 10 how
tcsvc and owitness the bad aud dread
iul and consequences in the ruin OF thousands