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NSPARKLIN4 aud bright,
~ In the liquid light

HNPAKkLIN1 aud bright,
- In the liquid light
l. the water IN our glasses.
M.ssrs. Moore Hooper respectfully announce to
their friends and patrons, that they have again pat
in operation their fountain, which dispenses it, cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices Of most delicious traits and dowcrs win
ter's rest hasenabicd Messrs. NJ. II. TO make such
improve ments the manufacturing process, that
they Say unhesitatingly il cannot be surpassed by
any Grated water In the world. Call and satisfy
yourselves. Remember the place, II Main street.
.sBehold the mark,
A little fountain cell
Where water clear ~ diamond spark,
my3i In stone basin fell.
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| vNHE undAssigned has removed his Wholssele
| j Boot and Shoe basiness - Ne. ~, North 1aa9
street, between n and q. twe Snsu xsst q -
ton S0ns. W.. TAS11UuM~
! Ksokuk. Jsss II, 'se.den
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REMOVAL.


a STAR CLOTHING sT0RE.-H. STRAUs
~ $CO. have removed their stock Of Clothing
~ And Furnishing Goods from their old stand
TO No % Main street door to s. Is. Billing where
they will happy 10 their old friend and many
new ones.
No. Our spring stock will be received st IN
early day, when We shall present unusual adyanta-
gcs to the trade. feb2sd
TO the CltAnens - Keok NJ.
vINHE subscriber would 10 the citiscns 0f
1 keokuk that he has just received stock OF the
bcst and most fashionable goods for gentleman 3
wear ever brought 10 ksokuk, consisting Of Freueh
and American cloths cassiinercs and yestings plush
a. veivets grenadines cashnerss, &C., which be will
make up the shortest notice and In the best
to order. The subscriber has also hand hne -
sortment OF shirtA, crsvats, scarfs, collars, 70.
sepI7 JAMES n TYLER
Cash Cmssome Take Notice.
HAVIN6 made all the necessary preparations 10
i L manufacture all kinds u Shoes, boots for La
dies and Gentlemen, and having now on the way
very large assortment Of all kinds Of material
u manufacture from bought in New York and Phil
alephh of the manufacturers aud importers, l have
determined toseil of my Eastern ready made goods
now on hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
to make room for the new and large stock Of raw
kind of Eastern shoes for Lsdirs ,cAn have
chance to from 20 to 40 per cent and get bot.
ter shoes than any other house In the city, at tn,
Ladies' shoe shop, No. So Mainst.
July Sd s. A. DUKE.
4
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g
Hank Book Manufacturer,
ROOk-MnDRR snd stationsr, No. Ito Main s..
- lap stain.,
LeAgeH. JssraAls, Cash, Bill and Receipt Books.
County, City Record, Tax, Assessor and treasurer
Books. Hotel Rsgistsn, Steam Boat. Account and
and kaivcad Blank Books of svsry description, made
asd ruled to order. We put into eur blank work
the very bsst paper, and pAgs when dsaiEed.
Haviag good stock of natsrisls for binding, We
ore prepared " bind in the est elegant ~ veil =
the plainsst style BOoks. MagAsinss, 4e. Blank
Books pa9ed. mch24daw
To eAe 0tock holAeYs - the Ksokuk, !,
~. Deo Motnes 0na Mimnooosa
0all1Daa CDs
NOTICE 10 hersby givsa that ths seyenth eallof II
~ pr cent. will b das ard payable On ~ 3St1
o. August next, at the Company o6es, II Ksoksk
HUGH T. Reid, Ps~'t.
| Wn. LaIonroH, Scc'y.
Kssksk. July 81, IS david
1yMILvEHUNbKEb AND 1IffY 0aaay 81
" .ssss.4 asa;.'' = sxsaAvIc, cnrr1sxpsr ) %.
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M. J.. k. 0uCkEY,
RECON D DENTIST,
FURNISHES Block Teeth or continuous
Il gums, mounted gold or plstina ,52(
and al operations of the profession per N14I1D
formed With skin and despatch, and warranted.
wn Teeth mounted on u lutta Pcrcha.
O6ee On Blendeuu, between Sd and 4th streets,
Keokuk. mch77-dly
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II EOKUK Lodge No. I3, +. o. O. f., .ssenn.
Anests every Monday night at
| o'clock, 81 Odd Fellow Hall, corner
Fourth and Main streets.
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HA w IER n q y =,
WILLIAm wIxrgR, Proprietor.
TORNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Aadi-
~ son, Iowa.
~ Baggage taken to and from boats Frsc of
charge.
RI Stages leave this House daily for Ksokuk
and Burlington. june 70, lS65.-d
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r AN now prepared - fuseish all kinds Of lnmhs
tosat bills On very short notice, either at th'
Fast Saw Mill" shove town. delivered. havs
ALSO II, 900 fsss Of seasoned Hesnlock yoists.
Junci4dtf HAWKINS TAfsUk.
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Puchechetuck Lodge. No. - i. 0. 0. r .,meets ev-
Try Friday night 1T o'clock ~ Odd Fellows Hall.
Puchschetuck Encampment No. 7, meets on tho
first and third Thursdays of every month, 1t 8
o o'clock ,. ~, 1t Odd Fellows Hall.
All brethren In good standing invited to attend.
ny0dly
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THE MckADLANO HOUSE,
PRONT-sT ......FT. MADISON, IOWA,
II AS tsen enlarged and thovoughly reaovased,
/ i and il now . large and ccmnodioua establish
ment, convenient 70 tho steamboat landing, snd 10
the very centre Of burmese.
The andersigned hes furnished IL throughout In
the very best style, and trusts thsk long expert
sncc in the business will enable him 70 give genesal
satisfaction.
Oct. 20, 1858. dAwn H. r. NOh.
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=. 3. COPELDN,
LS0RW ARDIN0 and Commission Merchant, whols-
T. sale dealer in Groceries and Produce, No. 81 Ls-
vss, Ksokuk, Iowa
ing basinsss. April IL, lsS4.-dAv
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M. W. Hlcks, ~. D.,
SURGE DENT lST.

SURGEON DENTS
CITY ef KsSkuk. Iova ,--Once on Essond6I, between
Main snd Jsbnson.
DR. H., In edition 70 the usual
IL methods VI inserti ing srti6ciaIteeth
ID In possession of the exclusive right 010YYy
fss this city u mouating the "continu-
ous gum work" 20 aDiversally admired for theii
beauty and clesnlinsas.
He il al.o mounting teeth On 6stts Percha
apr 10 1870 dwly
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n. 4. PATTERSON, WI. rImssaMAx, WI PATTERSON.
WM. a. PATTERSON Co.,
(vOMMIsSlON 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos. 80 and 40, Levee, Ksokuk. Iowa.
Cousignments Of All kinds Of Produce win receive
psonpt and personal sttention.
August ~. lS6S.-d8vv
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Wholesale and Retail Drugg,st,
BURROWS Block, south side Main sifcet, q
- keokdk. Having purchased thrstock Of
j. i J. y. Stewart and added it 10 my prcvi-
ons stock, and having ordered additional sup -
plies from the East enabled to offer to the city
and country trade one Of the most complete stocks
to be found in the city Purchasing glars varnish-
Is, and other leading articles from the nanafactur
crs, can sell upon the most favorable terms to
Wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention given 10 compoulding physi-
clans prescriptions. mchlsi
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LIME L1mEys
WE, the undersigned, would inforn our friends
w and the public in general, that We have jast
burned kiln Of Arst rate lime, and will eonstan%ly
keep on hand full supply Of sAid article daring tAs
season. Orders respectfully solicited
Kiins the Arst below the corporation Limits.
mch24dd6m AZ b. zWART CO.
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0UIUOOx 4Ux0U0Is.
TrvHK subscriber has bought the"Fast Saw Mill"
i two miles shove the city, and 10 prepared ts
furnish al kinds of lumber texceps Pine) 81 ths
notice. from 81 IS 10 ~ 50 per loo fest
decl7dAvf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
SgNHr .uh~~vh~v wishes 70 put In the vail during
/ 1885, Two millions of brick, FOR which BE- will
take town lots Or land in the HAL Breed Tract
Also two span Of horses wanted In exchange fof
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
.snl6dtf
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civil EagiaeeT anA 1avveyoS.
| lnFFICE In Kilb,urne's Block. Main street, near
~ Second. Lots laid out in Reds, kiibourns .,
| and Mason's Additions, and any other husiness In
his line performed wfIL prumptnrss and aeeaFaey.
knnknk. J une 10. ,5k--d6m
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

s,h.n.t sssrn and smoke Aod . no7.l arrangement:
fr rskpc he srat.s by me,ns Of so s9psrs,r. worked
h, An e.ceptrix. Tie ui nate ohec. Of IN. latter
feature 20 prevent the sccumul..ion Of clinksrs, so
a. 10 stop The draueht. With all tie Improvements
and experiments con,iDNlIy Produced, repeated with
variations BY this energetic and enterprr'ng h'm' II
would seem ths, coaburprg will be made efficient
and economical, if il Is possible TO do 80.
The DUMMY LOCOMOTIVE AGAIN The quiet ahd
slow bu, powerful condensng locomotive desgned "
Mr. Henry Waterman for tie Hudson River Railroad
Co., and used by them in hsuliug sars through the
streets below the stopping place OF the ordinary loco
motives several years ago i now being renttei tor
more .xtensve in the same kind OF service. TX
tefneliy It RESEMBLES common baggage car, out wita
the adcfor OF six wheels connected together, loSaeo
between the ordinary trucks. New and larger cyln'
de's have been put in, and on recent tnsl OF her
powers, she drew fifteen loaded freight without
difhculty. There are, as usuil, two cylinders and
psors to act on the wheels each cylinder s inches in
diameter, with IL inches stroke Of piston. The
wheels are each 80 inches in damete- without f,nges
There is On additional ergine for supplying water
while stopping, aud the Ike, large snd massive
boiler AID two large tanks of water by which the
steam s condensed as on river steamers 50 as to n-
crssse the power, and avoid all nose. A guard will
precede The train through the streets and it is be-
heyed that the chance Of accident will in conse.
quence Of the unity OF the train. be considerably
less than WREN each ear is separately hauled by
horses, &c at present.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

the sygg, sti5n OF youth .ko had onei Is d-rsg
The last hal mls, that ve might be .ost, nat he
'pedily convinced US Of his spp'ehensions 'Sacse-
quently be admitted he h.d been in il bat once.)
However, down We went, descending very steep and
haza'd'us oectvty BY mears Of vine stem, over
loose rocks which present every unpeasin variety
sharp angles to the foo,step, TO the cave bottom.
We shall Dot attempt TO describe this cavern in d..
tail neither could We do so. Three avenues brscch
of nom tie entrance hail. at little distance from
the mouth, each Of which We severaliy explored.
Their scerery is Wild, gloomy and savage. You
Chamber over chaotic piles OF huge rocks ADD thread
moDototous and wesrsome avenues, TO the shnli
gbbsr of myiiads of bas, who cluster. hanging hesd
dowpwards in close punches OF from twenty 10 thirty
from the ce.pg. They cover the roof ike knobs VI
black moss for hsf mile together, throughout the
winter and their queruous noise Was incessant ., we
sped on, disturbing them With our lamp light. But
s.alacti,es TO be seen Enthusiastically shaped
wst,r-woln niches-ore containing an odd monkey
shaped stone gurc-and two three black and term
be PTS.
A sonbtr story is told Of one Of these. How two
men got lost their lights extDgushed, and themselves
dsputng az TO which way lay their path outward;
thus crawling on in darkres, one was preciptaisd
down the sbyss and there perished. We visited the
spot great pit sire tches right across the cave sor-
bidding all access further the approach to the edge
slopipg upward and from thence the chasm snks pre-
cptat.ly down for fifty sixty feet. Our guide de-
scended, by means of pine tree which formed .
rough ladder for the recovery of the poor fsiiows
body years ago; presently returning with the Informs
ton that after some hundred ysrds the avenue term
aiedabd bearing the body of lucke's raccoon who
had toppltd over in the dark, breaking his nose ana
ending bis life at the time. He had not rotted,
looked Ike a mummy, and bis teeth grisned dis
mG'lN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
~ WILSON, Aurtioneer.
II ARGE SALE of frst.cl HOUSEdOLD

IL FURNITURE rich Wilton ard veve, Cs-oet~; costly
Frerch Pse Pier ard Mantle Mirrors three suites Of iich
Psrlor Furniture; rosewood Piano valuable Oh Paint
ps, Pearl and Silver Cutlery &c, at No 20 West l4h St
near 9tb.ay H.. WILSON will sell on THURSDAY, Aus u,
at lO1 o'clock the furniture Of the above house whicn is
OF the oe,cIpton and been six months consist
ps Of la se and costly and Mantle Mirrors superior
wood suites Of rosewood ParIO Furniture
IN reh bocsd. one do in green and gold
costly rosewood Secretary Bookcases cold rosewood
Center sfs and Pier Tables three superior rosewood Eta
gere mirror doors aud backs elegant rose
wood Reception Chairs in rich satn and tapestyi rosewood
Corner Etsgeres, with miuo backs rich Lacs WindoE Cur
shades broI and Clocks costly Sevres srd
Dresden Vases and nch Paor Ornaments &c with number
Of 6ne or PantDgs Dhn Room and Chamber Furniture
eessLt Exte Tab Chairs China Dinner Set
gold band decorated Tea AID Coffee Sets elegant ruby
and Glasware pearl and silver Cntery Cake saskeis
Casters elegaLt carved wood s9d mahogany Bed
ses5s DO Bureaus; Washsts.ds with marble tops costly
China Toilet Sets be Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
ard Bedding French Oval Mrors mahogany suites Of Furn
cloh cottage and mahogany sprngseat Chairs
Hall Stand Ucoth Sts Carpets, &c Catalogues
OF the morning of safe.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
T7HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr.. KENNEDY Of RoxburJ has discovered IN one q o-
pasture wees remedy that cures EVERY KIND ot
He bas tried il In eleven hundred and failed
except m two cases both ihundeI hanoI he has now % " ~
Two bottles are wananed to cure q nursing mouth
One to three bottles viii the worst kiad Of pnpe' -
TWO OF three bottles will clear the system Of bofs
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst eahfer n ~
Three to five bottles warranted TO the cssee
6ne OF two bottles are warranted to ssre all hunor the
bottles warranted to running Of the ears and
-Four or 1 Bottles are warranted corrupt and running
One bottle will cure ses)y eruptions Of Me skin.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the worst case
Two three bottles are warranted ,o cure d.spss
Sh1ee to our bottles are ss.rheum:
Dive eight bottles will cure the worst Of scrof1a
,e.es ssSns sane ~sen s so1e q1.,
hSs look 1sss 70 those % .h9 hvs IN 5a ss:S r:S
growing the pastures and along old soTe walls should eu
ss tn s start Sss no n
about u.,ps some es.e' but not isu.s iPedmea
eeis every 1t has already done some Of S sest
done IN Massachusetts gave 1t to ehaAHen
ocsE% ~ chSd1en, whose s..h and S.OSy
sereei state Of hesitl by one bottis
Lws,s eureit II great relief IN es,sHh and dsspes
neSG s y Ss %c %
but where there any der OF e fanciious 81
ssrmed Gey siWsys d.spTss IN from four So,s 70 wseI
There "a bad result from the contrary when thai
feeling you win es yourseh Ike heard
o. the mos, s1svssans sneOmum' Of 1t that ever MAJ
kstened to- -
SsHSfsf.rsd by DONALD KENNEDY, No. ia' wsH'n-"
Wholesale As.ntsioI Neyyc,t: C.y CLICKINERt Co..
No al Bsrioy. st. CHARLES II. HING, No ls BJosdYay
A. b. \ d SANDS, No. III Whiiamst MARSH, OaVls
Co No 80 Greenwehst BOYD 4 PAuI, 0hnssheTs r &
WILLS Co, No. u5 Frsikiin-st HcKESSON, ROBBINS
L Co. No. As Msiden-e ene; HAVlLAED, HARRAL
RIsLEY Warren ST. ; BARNES PARK, No. So4 Broalwa{
WARD CLOSE L Co, ksidenlsDe; Mrs HAYES, BroSk
n ret. By all respectable Drasssss through
out Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
Eeaal Notices.

~ the County of New Yorb the surosste's Office in the
City Of the h day Of Ausuf in the year oae
op,spd sisht huncred and fifty presen-Aiexsnder '"
BrndoId suIrosas IN the matter the application TO mort
ssss ssse or sell the real estate Of PATRICK CALLAHAN
Secessed On and flu affidavit o. the due cervice
Of an order peoualy upon DENNIS MCCARTHY and An,
TBOLOMEW CALLAHAN, the Administrstors OF fatncH
em 10 Dc appear In this Court thus day. and show cause
why they should be required 10 morsase lease or sell me
real said deceased for the payment OF his deot
ard DO cause having been shown 10 the c9ntfry odee
st all peroDs interested in the estste OF tbs ssd f.ek
Callahan do ceased appear before Tho Surrogate OF 'he County
NewYrk his Office IN the city o. On zoe
twenty fourth DAY September neat st 10 ooca IN zoe e
Of that sod there 10 show cause WY antnoy
should given the sad Adm 1sators 20 nofSste
much Of the real estate OF the SAD oeoeese0 -
svgis isiswiwW A. w BRADFORD. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
I the COURT Of COMMON PLEAS FRANK;

LIN COUNTY, ORIO.-HENDRY, COOPER Co., an1
others, ast A e. BROWN, and b. t. SMITH, ReoeiSei !e
The Credors Of said Brown, late OF Colunbus Onie
Of order vsd Cour the above be Cred
hors OF said C. Brown hereby noted aud required forth
WITH present 10 and file with the undesnej Receiver
s on 20 Columbus O1io sill their claims and deuan a>ind
said Brown duly authenticated by the ,isyits Of he
owners o. SAID claims and demands respectively Unless Sad
o demands thus presented lei a. before re
~ sy september the thereof will be liable to
iose ei d'nend Of the proceeds of property AID e1 n
Columbus, .Joiy a. ias6 1pENJ n sMITB Eecelyef.
OLDs OEIsER, Attonexa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

Fx1R,oRprsaRY ELoPrNrsr AsD SruPRsDous
syrf.nTr-Tbe community Of MadieOn county was
uoden .,st ed by the el6pem.It Of John Y. towns
enc WITH the step daughter q his oyereer on Friday
ne fraud. be has commItted-tskpg with him. IL j,
supposed a-h funds to the amount Of elosooo,
b.ctgpg TO ,he nsse's Of the estste Of bis uncle,
Edmond Tow send, Of which be was the co sdmini1s
tor; also, funds obtained from two commission
houses in Huttsyile, in drafts to the amount Of e35
O0O $4,000, besides cont, acting sundy debts soou.
Huntsville, leaving bis wife and Children aud al bis
property, growing CROP, &c, except two negroe'.
Atachn tnt. up to Mo- day, 2s,b, 70 the amount ct
10000, had been placed in the hsnds Of the Sheriff.
ono had been levied Oh h property has been anAIef
q much sp' cnaton to the motive which iohaenced
Towrss Id 10 thus abscond. He was 70, In debs-h's
property that he be left is worth, is said very neN
The amount ioT which bGs been attached, and BE wa
the heir, IN Erospectu, to al OF samuel Tow
property -esimaed at $500 o00-bs SIDES other Iegs
cIe in prospect So thar the only advantage De has
sppsreIty gained IN lie situation by tie oPeratpn
The " ga "a boon rather costly 10 him anyho v ~
il said that he bought her 500 worth Of Jsssy 20
deck her or with in Huntsville, day or Two cee &c
.tart,d. [Athers, Ala, Herald, Aug :.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
I,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

l. PORT and FALL RIvER;-The spendid and supedos
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York eves1
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, .t 5o'cloct p m /,
and BAY STATE. Capt Jewetti leaves New; 1ot evs'J
kom Pier No. sN b. the Battery both touching ss Nsv
eort eschwsy.
psut until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great thpatsh
ty A Express Freight Train.
WIN BORDEN, Agent, nos 70 and II Vests.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

CIEAM TO LIVERPOOL for &30-1he
- .pidd rev noo sI.v s,e,m'r CITY ~ tA'-
CBZsTER Cap.. Psuis. 2ico taIs vii sail FOR LIVERPOOL
on THURSDAY 4b Sept Fses in sao1n 70 tb' an s>',
according to sst.roona limited number OF steerAg- -
m e tai en- q. f91 nclud ali Necessary pToysouA
Apply 70 sABEc .OhIiSir 70. ~ ofoSnSn
DAY, 18th Sept
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

Il WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE - rne s
splendid r.eainsp MARION, W Fo..er Con nsh1e,: w.
issye Pcr No 4 Nor,n River or WEDNESDAY, Aos ~ At
oeioek q precisely. For frsisai apply on ocnc
o. BIls of LSdIs Wi b. ned and f fsssss 81 oe
Of sPORFORD. T1LEsTON a Coo No. - prosi"sy ihe
fsyoe steamship SOUTHERNER rho~ Ewing % nuns oeI
sur iced snd Leave SATURDAY AnL 81 b,fsSonts
stear CAROLINA pbsAs Isgua tps 70 the vs'ous 'aio
ssnnsn from New.yort AID leaving csaesicn eyeIy russ
tI7 ~ 1ooch u, 5LiosIh asiets - yesa"n'H' s'''
q FotStS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New Yort no,ce hereby sven 20 all per
having claims asanst JOHN LEARY of the City a
YoIh deceased the ams Ii ven thereof
to satseibsJ ~ bis sisre No 2s9 sthsy. lhe y 81
New-yorl. the 81 JsJ " NAY, k& ANDREW 1J.ARY.
MI its rgfsW' AsnAsSysJs,o
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork NOTICE hereby given TO all
pefsos having claims sgalnst TlfE DANEY late Of the
Cny o New York deceased TO present the with vouchs
thereof the suscrilers the office of James w. White,
No 81 LBertyst in the CITY of NewYork, before the
first day OF December IerDaed NewYork the 9th day Of
May 1856. OWEN McCAbE,
ELLEN BEEDtlM,
ma lsw6mW Administrator and Administrstrix, Nc
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
nle0ital.

CANDS' SALT RHEUM REMEDY.-The great
~ of this Medicine ia diseases OF the skin
such Saltihsum, RiDgworm Itch Scad Heaj, Eczema
Ps,rss kc without parallel in the annals OF Me hcne
Satds Sarsapara be used throw the
unhealthy humors from the Tstem when by applying the Salt
Rheum Remedy externally, reliance may be placed upon
speedy and permanent cure.
Prepared and ,od by A B. D. SANDS Drussss No 100
Fu.tons., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
CUPREME COURT County of New.York.-

suSPPARp CANDY .S.iD.t RENRY PoMERoY,
DANlTL POMERoY. Wil.In II. Hssr, al CAROL ae
Amelia bis wiz; William Hams junior; joan = hI .e
LmeIicap T.ch.use Bs3h Thomss Osen Tblmss J. U<en,
Jsu.s T. Place James h. Gilman Charles y EIlin Al ne.y
p Husfed Jusus Z. Enle, Peter '. kirg NahaDIsi ~
Ch,rr,u William Pcphsm and AnsuitGs B.eakeT - he
above nsnasaYoa heaby summoned ahe ~
auired D. ,v complain, rIis action whscn !" -
- The on &c Of the Cerk a County oi Ne"
the CT, Han a. City OF New iort "a ne 1s'n lc
Fsb-uA 1850 ard copy Of yoar ahs@s 20
comp. OIL he subsoiiber al his office No 1i NNI~ ~ 80
City 4 New ors withu t~eB3 days after re sefNAe
,urnuo cp ycu exclusive Of the Jay Of sudh seree
yoa fal 70 sad comrssrt within ihe lie
sab he piu 40 ~ the sl Aooiy . re CSus. " ~
"a Is,s r. " BOWIE,
,ss S,.t.y Jhxafs Axsn<y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
TWO KENTUCKY CAVES.

Everybody knows that Kertucky is par excellence
tie locality for csves-or in Western vernaculsr sink
hses-and that the one hight Mammoth is chief Of
thtm Aaer the pens of Bird, Willis, Bayard Taylor,
and We know Lot how many other author travellers,
it were superiuous to attempt description of that
subteaD, an labyrinth Of tortuous passages, me-ons
galleries, a~ ful pits, terrible chasms dismal rivers,
and vast halls, where, az in Millions Chaos,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
NOTICE Fare to Albany 81 5O Saratoga, 80 62- The
FIpess IT. aims between New York and Albany will
their regular tips fellows 5:os, Express Train xiil
leave New-Iork Friday the 2glh inst $40 Mail
Train rupDr regular; $50 n, Express TIan will
New Yok for Albany on thursday the 29th ns.
RETURNING, LEAVE ALBANY--8:5o q. , Express
Tram Friday, the 29h inst 9:l5 Mail Train running
regular; 4:5r p express Train Thus3sy, the 18th inst,
The Road is repaired ard in good order.
WIN. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

SUPBEME COURT-City and County Of New
- YOIinWiLLAM LEE Il:iSts q .sssn'' E9y SE9 hksL REL
LER. FERDINAND WEBER AID the Poop Of he STATE Of
New York, D.fendann sunmons-fot Relief loon h 40.
served To ANTON KELLER Of the above n-!ned De
fer You ar each Of hereby sunmoned and re-
quisd the complaint in this action wh,ch
the Office Of t Cerk Of the City and County OF New
the City Hall in said city the &th day August A. 10
sld to OF 20 the sAd On t
snb.crber bis Office No IL Chau5ersst the said Cy o.
HswYoi within twenty days sa the service Of h' saIo
exclusive the day % such service and you sa 70 ~
said snt thin the time AFORESAID. the paf
this soion Will apply tie Court for 1e fe.e deuAnoes
n The ~con,plan.-Sew-Yo'k, Ausns. 70. 1856
I.vsw ANDREW J. SMITH, Plaintiff Attorney.