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SuIuTS MADE no oWDER.

AIRS. x. c. BEMAN, If New York, the origina-
WI tor II tho systen Of making shirts TO measure,
who for fifteen Year has done business tor me
Braadw sy trade tfuriner.y No. Aster Houss has
opened room. one door west Vt the Postomce, on
Johnson street up stairs she is prepared TO exc
cute, with promptnass and dispatch, orders ier
shirts Collars, Bobe dc Chambers, Ladies and
Chiidren's Dresses.
Parties furnishing their own materials WIZ DC
henorably dealt with.
Ladies' nasqaes eat and bassed IN superior
manner. A FIRST rate Miiiiner. particularly In all
braid work, bleaching, etes, in attendance.
Nd. ToGantiemrn; Mrs. u. having been com
DC He'd to make Laundry arrangements iof her own
business she is abe 90 take the washing OF num-
Der of gentlemen. All goods sent fof ana 'hs ne-
c.,sary rrpifinc such n buttons strings &c. done.
I ONE ss nboye lfebie-d
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THROUGH TICK ETA.
From keokuk, allowing passengers to atop at any
point and resume their seats can be procured az the
Ovmpany's Office.
Main-si., befpeen Cd aud Sd,
One door from the Billings House, formerly La
elede j keokuk.
Ep-Trayelsrs get reliable information at
this ohoe in regard 10 ali Railroad Routes III the
United States
GsD~Iieket Once open from 7 m to 8 p. M.
j. X. TEWksBuKY,
Ticket Agent. .keekuk, ,Iewa.
;. NJ. BuRNHAM, General Ticket Ag't, Quincy
Illinois.
March ls-dlw
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No. 81.
ScrIvcn 3 Gailagherr
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
ka Dear Thorn. i. ChieaRo.


Hags! BaEs!! nags.I!
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO BAG
vi Manufaetory, Dear born street, Chicago, III
FLOUR, BUCkWIiEAT,
RNMEAL. HAM, FARMEHs'
uSNABIRG AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, ard at The
lowest market prices. The designs for branding
new original and not 70 be surpassed in this cenn
try. &. ", AeHAED,
July25-dly Postotfce aadrs ss--4 hox SGT.
Chicago New Nhotesat4
CIGAR, TOBACCO Il SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
Nc, Il Randolph Sgretf 1HftdeO iLLs
XNj are nowreceiv wing large and choice stock u
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Fine-cut, nm Okfng, PluE T TObaccsi
Having direct communication with partiee In
NORTH CAROLINA aud VIRGINIA, the source Of
production and manufacture Of PLrc TosAcco, en-
abes us to offer some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Iobaceos al cry low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally arc invited
| 10 examine our stock. j. L. JORDAN oO.
7 kandoiph 81, opposite Young America, Chicago
June '5Gdiv
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QUIN CY A ND HICAG q
FORMERLY NORTHERN CRoss)
60


AND ITS CONNECTING LINES,
Chicago and Darlington Railroad. Chicago aad
Rock Island Railroad. Pcoria and Oquawka Rail
road. illinois Central Railroad. Galena and
Chicago kaiircad. and the Michigan Central and
Michigan southern Railroads.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave Quincy daily.
Sundays excepted, y as follows:
EyEsisa EArREss Leaves Quincy at $40 p NJ
Arrives at PLYMOUTH al 8 IS p. m, at Gaiesburg &
at s:oe r m, At Wynet at l:be p. m. at Mendoza
atiio IN, atJ Junction at 333 a. IN, and at Chi
eago al 7:2u n, m.
MORNING kxraEss Leaves Quincy at 500 A. NJ
Arrives at PLYMOUTH at TOO n. IN, at 9alesburg
at lo;2e a. M, At Wyanet at .u6 p. M at Mendoza
At 2.3V, sdinEerl at Junction at 53T p m.. and at
Chicago coop. M.
The morning Packets from keokuk connect with
the afternoon train.
Indetztigable exsrtions will b. made to rende,
this rapid, pleaxing and reliable route.
Ruuufnu ffm< from keoE,ik
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At No. 50 will always be found good stock and
the newcst styles and to my friends and dealers in
my line, will ofTer great inducements, Oh hand
ana for sale low Is the largest and bert assortment
of spring and summer goods offered in this city
No. sd Main-st. kepkuk. Iowa.
mchigd,f Nj. II. RUNNER.
prat aud nmss
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g. G. a. sTRIBLEN.
K + A l. E s FATE A ENT

NOTARY PUBLIC.
Houses and Lots fer sale Ghcap
AND on COOP TERMS.
FARMS IN THE NEiUiB0Ku00D OF KEOkuk
foa SALE on REASONABLE TERMS.
ALL NOTARF GUINNESS
ATrEsDkD WITH DESPATCH
EK-odice No. Isl Main street, between 9th and
Tth streets, in Wood Stribieu Drug store, ifor-
meriy >. Heimstreet.l
decad
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X. vowp, cnAs.r. aonHAx, w.yon
Ford, 0orham b Ford,
BANKERS,

BANkENB,
Third3ty oAs dDf South ef Main, keoksh Iowa.
REyEaEscEs
Metropolitaa HaHk, Ns~ York;
Winsiow, Lanier a Co., New York;
WA. Howe, Prest., Boston;
Geo W. Thayer, prest., Boston;
Il. Seden ThAyer, cash'r, Buffalo;
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
L. II. Burch Ca, Chicago;
Carpenter Ford, Cincinnati;
Darby Barksdafe, ST. Louis;
T. r. Handy, cashr, Cleveland.
junelad4w
y. II. 4 -. W. FORD,
Dealers m Real Estate.
O6ce over Banking House Of Ford, 9orham Ford
junsl oAAwJ KROkUk, IOWA.
J. HATCH. w.. TnDAPsos
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THROUGH TICKETS
PAfENT ELASTIC RO0TIN1lIii-iI

4 rchiseess ana Duilders Afsen ii ON
YlyHE undersigned wiil be in Esvkuk and Bur
j lington nbout the first OF March, and will he
prepared 70 put on W. Chlds Gu, d Patent Elias
tic Cetaent Roofing. Architects and I,u, Iderswould
do well not 10 make contracts for roofing until they
know something " tho merits VI the above patent.
II Is fire and water proof not njuriausy affected by
ATMOSPHERIC changes, and in everyway better and
more durable rssofng than any Other, and from
~h'ch -c.c- - : poser IRON
shingles, sad % bs pvt sn ~ about price
of shtueaW. key fefefeAU6 examine Cincinnati
papert. 8sfs asH aatsa JAMES II. RICE.
khavtAk aAA hHntr.Casstng Nat6On .
elsliE Saloon Of 9Eo. ca Bus, below Parsons BaDk
- Naii ststhe favosise rstort ~ men
for clean shaving and asrnssbls 6Aslnpooing, and
for ashieaSoie HGar 7f%sffse The prepr 'etor ehal
lchgee the Satire profrss isu II Lows. 81
.ai,e..m II FANGY ARTICLES. 4
| ! AYsriety sf shoics Fancy Articles. sns lu,iin j
lne Soaps, Pomatam, brushes Of ali kinds, Cravsts
Collars, &c., alwaTs % hmd ysad e nsr than else
wh@s.sa $50 @ss t ~ GEG. eABus.
/ /, mch9-ddwiy 4asaI
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FRoNr-sT. T.s.............PT MADISON. Iowa,
1 ! AS bess sniaEgsd and thUsaghl. asnovaaAd,
/ i and 10 now y large and con nmoai0n- establish
nent, convenient TO the steamboat landiag. and in
the very centre of business.
The uudersigned he's furnished IL throughout IN
the very hsst styls, and trusa that long axpasi-
snss IN the hnslAsss wi enabAe him to give general
sAtisfactjDnA.s Il &.s9 se Sgas N
Fuct.s sltAk.ss 81 aAwtI \. y. ROE.
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a GAlIu.

7 HAVE this day sold to NJ. ii. Runner my entire
stock Of Hats, Caps, Millinery Goods, ETC., and
recon mend him to the public experienced hand
al the business and worthy of their patronage.
March i Il, saT. j. Il. HlMPHKEf.
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4 the Agricultural Warehouse and seed etofe,
"A Fourth street, corner Of ain, fresh and faii
supply II Grass. oarden and Flower SEEps.-
Those in want el Garden Seeds may pxrEKD upon
getting an A No. | article If they will faycf us
with aean. All eeds sold by the pound eanee, or
paper, 10 suit customers. MEARa WlLDEk.
,urhtS Ia np- VAN
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AtffDhSEf aud Councillor at Law, aud agsn,
n fur tue psrcha ass aad sale Of Real Estate. Joi.
tecsing sustness attended 20 promptly, titfes cx-
amtssd, aad = large number Of city lots and farms
Always fossaie.
oMse between Main and ohnson on srconds,reet.
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OHIO AND raHssEssIrPI
s2 o.
BROAD 0UAGE RAILROAD.
q. 3. NAIL AND yExPRESS route.
Carrying fAs Greaf koSthern and Etsftrn Mail.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

FOR rHg WINTER or 1867.
rwo THROUGH TRAINS No ~ sASpeyAL tce0HsoDA-
rioS TRAIN DAILY fsuSpAY ENcerrEpl.
( M And afser sunday, ov. seth ira ms viii run
Morning Nail train leaves ST. Louis at 7:a5 o'clock
A. r., and u. St. ,uis Dc pot ai $3.50 A. NJ. Even
ING nxPrsss train leaves st. Louis J:45 p ~, and
T. 81 Louis Depot A.Se Pm.
The Sandovsi Accommodation leaves Sandoval at
" NJ, on the arrival Of he Illinois Central train
from the North and Santh. and arrives at 81 Louis
at o;25 r. n, making the quickest and most direct
route betwecnSt. Louis and Car AL points nor h
ON the Hlinois Central Railroad.
The Mail and Express trains make direct and
certain connections At Indianapolis ~snaIl kasteru
trains, thus making tbs s-ortest and quickest posi-
| bic route for ths present. to New York, Boston
Philadelphia, Pttsbarga, Baltimore, " s~hingtor
uify, Louisville, Cincinnati, and al the eastern
cities Also Cairo, and al points north on the ILL
nois Central r. X.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
This Is the best and only relisbls route between
| st. Louis aud Terra Hauta, and tho haStarn Road
out of Indianapolis run IA direct c1anestion with
/ trains Of the Oaio h Mississippi Road
New York Passengers have choice VI four railroad
routes from indianapolis, Wis New York d Erie
n K Central, Penn nsylyalia CentrAi and Baltmor
| 4 Ohio
| Through passengers should avail themselves O
| this most reliable Route between the East an,
West, as 1t affords unusual facilities, being supe
rior road, and the only Broad ual1e Aoai in tn
West.
Passengers for Decatu-, Bloomin :tnn, Lasalie
A Rock Island, Burlingtoa, Peoria, Danieith, Ga
lena, Peru, de-, he con icct at SaniogaI with tn
Illinois Central Road f1r the above named points
/ airsot. M ass e
Passengers for M attooa and Chic 90, connect a
Odin nwith Chicago Isranea. Through from 3. al
/ with one change of
| Tnroagh baggage cascss given ia this city, an,
| hagragehandleaf frssi giving passengers notroubi
at the depot. $500
! THROUGH TICKETS
car be procured at tha oices, No. % and 80, cor
4th and Chestnut street lder the Planter House
o1 No. 81 Levee corner VI vius.
II N. b. Bsth ehiJes are exa.tly on the norner, tn
only places to obtain rel abic. information.
4 asa IsAAcTYMAN ,Acn1 fsket Ag't.
4 ID. II. OaRlsriE, Aastsr Transport alton.
/ faufQ I'D s4HSQ
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N "A n hataa u Life I'm u RIA ice e. . IA pa n
lac BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

MA hatan q Life m u ramC Ce & . IA pa |,
l4b BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Cash Capttat and Accumulation S4o0, ,000.
nEPoslILD SIo0, 900 with the Comptroller of the
IL state Of New York, for the security of Policy
holders. In addition To which the stockholders are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
moot wealthy and influential citizens Of New York
This Is a stock Company, returning To the as
sured s1a per cent of all the profits triannuaily.
"A party 80 years Of age may secure TO his family
free from the claims Of his creditors, for about So
cents per week, policy for $1,000.
" ho would not spare this sum fur the gratihca.
tion of reflection, on sick bed in ease of acci
dent, thai If all else fail, he had made . certain
provision for his famiiy2 1t would tighten hi
pain, and do more for HE recovery than medicine.
N. ID. MORGAN, Pres't.
G.. Y. WEHpLE, See'y.
Prospectus, with all necessary information, fu,
nished by kIcKEi SIMPSON, Agts.
Post OGice building,
nup8~ keokuk low n
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u A><rkkS X. hRErAOLpS
AYRES 4 REYNOLDS,
IAvlNa this day purchased tAe stock Or tho
II old house Of Hsmiil . KaIston, No. bs Main
street. we respecffuIy soiicithe continued patron
sge of their many friends and the public gcnarally
No effort Niil be spared in OAR endeavors 70 keep
ful assoeem of NIL articles in the Grocery and
Prpyision ,ile. snd accommodating All who may favor
ufwith Gall.
1cc.: ..,sr.S.;y parts OF tns city
jan Il t17-ffAnS-d
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CAnisAAGE MANUEACTOMY.

CARIIIAOE MANUFNCTUHY.
On Johnson Street, between lst and I'd.
ly o'BktAN 4 co. Having per- -v
- nanenily established oursclves6
in keokuk, with an ample supply sf040H
the very best material for the man
.ufacture Of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks,
we are prepared to make ali articles In our line,
In the very beststyle and Of the choicest material
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
May as, ls56-dly
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str;ne Prairie, lava Aus 3e-dAvt'
- To PRINTERs.

rrHR undersigned, having bought ont the Priptr
r. cr,s Depot Of Tarbell ! Som, ara pre- Parvd 70
furnish stack to Newspapers aud JOB Ufces, - the
Iloyst possible rate. We Are ekipgnxrAnge ments
laeA AAss heavy supply for the spring trade, saaa
VIII. W hops, always be ready g supply enssomaSA
with every thing embracing Printers' Stock. AZ IN
tpAl9,dly Il .s OGDEN, HKOWNELlAcO. Il
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Niss0 state W uni
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CoMPAyT,
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
is. McCune, 5. NJ. Edgsn, c. ;. Gresly,
II. Wyman, &. H. pcek, B.N Alexander,
james smith, A. d. potneroy, ID. u. Page
X :. -hLiolF, Sec'y. 5. NJ. ElnELL, Pres't.
No ArnA-HALAgDDus IIsks srAkks.
I. Is HOLMES, General Agent.
dectdiy A. BhlDGMAS, Ag't, keokuk.
aoMa state Insurance COM pnny.
OFFICE IN sAEPLE's Buupfsc, End STORY
Second street, keokuK, Iowa.
'INHls Home Company takes Risks On the safer
L classes OF property, ON TIE MUTUAL PLAN
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR a CASH PIE
NIL NJ, At rates reasonable those of any relia
ble company.
DIRECTORS
c. III. Perry, +. X. Ford, james +. Cox
Geo. b. smylh, Wm. +, Turner, IL. D. Woodward, !.
A. Bridgnan, b. IL. Harrison, 5. Il. Yoorhies,
John McCane, J, ". RANKIN.
OFFICERS
C. ii. PERRY, Pres, 4. Ii. HARRISON Treas
j. W. RANKIN, Vice Pres, W. Y. TURNER. Sc
iani3d3 mos.
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q small GoR0 Ter k0lc.
n FARM Containing 80 scfcs, 50 sf II being en-
~ closed, choice land, only II miles from Ks0-
quirsof EDWARD KILDOURNR, keokuk, or of
GEO. BTANWoDD,
49, ~ ~
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MXH4EE AND WTWNE WOWkbs
T1MN BAWDEN a BHUr4l Eh, having bcwFht
Il ont B. Bawdcn, senr, have entered into pArtn
ship <9r the PnSposcof carrying the Mouusnent
0rEe Stone and Ornamental 6tone Cutting business.
II is onS intepton to make the business credit 70
opsSeiSes, W. feeling oon6dent ofxivingevesy sst
On Third Street, between Main and Blondeau-sts. =
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MuMM %WULLEK

MUIM 4 MULLER,
CONFECTIONERY, Nhbltsale and Retail Ca andy
" AAnnfsotAry,s Tkisl.stJ hSsrsea Main and
Special attention win be given To baking FOR par
ties and done upun The shortest notice.
keoknk Jan. t-0iy
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pR~ =. n. pOTrnkaEn. Dk. .. 4. LITTLE.
Drs. Pesscngey 4 Lttsie,
lAtING associated themselves in the lnaetice VI
their profession, respectfully oder their seEvis
ces 10 the public
90 Ofbce, Third street, between Main and ] chm
son. Schley cigar store, where one the 9th
Or of them may be constantly found. Dr. Little .
residence in the Dsdisy House, Garner Of Main and
sth SITS. Ideel5-d
i
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MALLEt 4 0ECK,
4 TfOkSBYS IT Law and Solicitors in ChAucsry ;
~ AGenss for the investigation of Land Titles and
the purchase snd sale Of Real Es,ats win hereAf
ter practice In and regularly attend the Distrie
coarts Of keokuk and FL Madison, and a The othsl
eoaasss Of the Pirst judicial District Of love sal
will also practice lathe Sspreins Court Of the State
fl. Madison. Feb. IL, 1S55.--df.
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New York, phila.le phia,
I{a tt.,uArm
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--s-A- sAN :
doctors McGugtn and LctcheF
LAVE associated themselves in the practice of
/ l. Medicine. VIII continue to attend In chnsui.
tation in all cases, and 10 any required distance Ow
ing to the spAeiousnsss VI their ofce rooms, and
large libarry Of the best medical works extans
they prepared 10 receive and instruct arge
of pupiis.
Ofcs in the post bnilding," ~ story, on Sd st.
bet weeu Main and johnson.
Consultation hours between IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and
lP.M ;apeJTd
DR~ .. H. p0TrnhaEM. -. H.. u.
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A TfOkNEY a. Law, will praoticc in Lee a1d IN
"A adjosaing Ssuasiss, and in the sapr sme COur,
Oaaes wiLh r. W. Potter, ks9., up ssAtrs, on Maj
strsst, bet. 81 xad 4th.
ksfefs 10 n sara. Acaavic, Chittenasn i Co., Co
San.IK Osrtis. Bsrns = kantgsn, Cox D nhstisy
aud Prof. J. T. Sanford. laaglAslty
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boat. (only II feet loug,l 10 take sail in the
llarbor and on the Sound. After cruising about
Tor a couple ofhours. the bout WAS upset by soine
msmanagem-nt or other, and the whole party
thrown overheard aud drowned with the eAeep
ton oftwo women, supposed 10 have hen saved
by their crnone skirts. TIE bodies of man
and hoy belonging to New York. by tho name of
Bergen or Border. were recovered and an in.
uost held upon them, when tie above facts
elected frsm the women saved.
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WILLIAM l.. MARCY
DIED July, 1. 1857,
Aged 20 years, ) months, aud % days.

A beautiful wreath of fragrant flowers sur
rounds this inscription, and tue dais is strewn
with immofieiits.
Not even the face is opened to the public view.
The body is clothed in the same habiliments-
the coat, and vest, and pantaloons wherein it
moved through the halls of the Capitol but few
days since, apparently in the full strength OF II
mature bat not decaying manhood-Strip it of
the narrow walls wherein it is now encased, aud
the fancy might we'll believe it the tried old states
man. wearied and overburdened, sinking to sleep
in the Legislative halls of the State in whose
vice he had ,oiled through hulf century.
Dr. Mott commenced the funeral ceremonies
by invoking the guidance and support of Divine
Providence. DIR. Sprague read portions Of
Scripture appropriate 10 the time and the
sion; and DR.. Hague. in few brief eloquent SEN
fences traced the moral of the scene before him
the end and the ain of life: and then Dir. WEIGH
made the closing prayer-a touching, impassion-
ed recital of our wants and our intirmites-a sol
emn plea for the wisd pm that should teach us
the true path of glory, and suppcation for the
strength and iorttude to sustain the struggle of
life
And now the pail bearers take up their burden.
and bear itauietly aud reverently through the
silent throng To the gates of the Park. where it
is tran ,ferred to the hearse. In advance are the
armed military -fnllowing these are the Neptune
Hose Company of Troy of which the deceased
was member, so long ago 1916. The Bur
sesses corps. without arms. marched beside the
hcarse, and after these the pail bearers in car
riages The civic authorities, follow in sncces-
sion and then there is Il long array of Firenen.
Odd Fellows, Masens, and other charitable and
literary associations.
With n somewhat faster movement than is gen
eral. the procession occupies fifty five minutes
in passing. and represents, in its numbers and
its character. most of the material and mental
wealth of the State.
At the Cemetery. the remains were deposited
in the Knower famy vault.
Few men will merit, and still less will be the
number of those to whose memory will be awar-
.ed such an ovation-an ovation of surprising
bri!liancy and etfect-an ovation that seemed
to spring spontaneously from the hearts OF the
people.
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THE ALLEGED PREVALENCE OF YELLOW RI.
yER.-Thp journal of Commerce. of last evening.
savs:-We this A. NJ published letter from an
officer on board the United States friga'e st.
Lawrence, representing the yellow fever to have
been raging at Buenos Ayres. Weare author
ised by Mr.. Zimmerman, consul at this port tor
Buenos Ayres. to contradict this statement as
greatly exaggerated, II not altogether uniounded'
Letters have been received from that port up to
the 10Th of May, at which time the city was per-
fectlv healthy. and the british Packet of the
9th. makes no mention of the prevalence of sick
ness. The health of Montevideo had improved
AS appears from the following extract of a letter
dated
"BuESos AYREs, May 2.-1he fever in Mon
teyideo continued until the 9th ult.. at which
time it was abating somewhat.
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- ~. GREAT NORTHERN MAI.
= - M 4 ii LINZ.

g. n ~ GREAT NOKIuENN WALL
,-s---AAS~-a. tsN"'
pay stages hsrottc-vlc thence by Central Railroad
ordansyle pr,ngc aud Alexandria Railroad Ia ash
mgtnn c, aud The North Passengers by this line Leave
Nnchbur Daily upon the arrival of the Trains OF the va
aud renn Railroad ut o'clock T. NJ through t. Charlotes
vlo 10y Hocne Nj connecting with the Central aud Or
anfe Alexandra Railroads and to Washington City by
o'clock NJ making the time Through In - Hous bong II
hours In advance ct other Lines with saving to faSsen
at Time and Money
Pare from tynchburg by this routo) or Through Tickets
to Alexandria, 81 80
by order Of the Post Master General the Great
Northern Mail passes this route which will ensure Pas
senRerS going through with dispatch
" Tho Proprictnrs this Line OF Stages pledge t'"od
Coaches accommodations and Certain Connections with the
Trains or the Pare refunded
The opoios especially ask the patronage of the pub
lie they offer The Cheapest Nearest aud most Expeditions
Rnue, J. l., NElSkEll a co,
Irnptotora
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MAY 21rd, 1851
GEORGE M. RUCKER,

HAS 1us received tho following very desirable goods. I,
which he invites the attention of hi, customers aud tho
Of Dry Goods generally
Silk friRr and ras Bu,tona assorted colora to mato0
Black Moire Antique Ribbon, (lor trimming BasaucsO
Plaid and Checked Gnghans,
Hack ramitan O. beautiful Drcss goods for mouning)
Sky Blue Maria Louise Pea Green and Black Mousns,
Steel Spring Skirts, assorted s,yins very doslrable)
Wbtit Io
Black More Antique and Lace Nantes (vcry beautiful
extremely cheap
Hack Chaniiln Lace Nantes, dn great vnriotyD
Irish Linens. Hosiery AlcNnndor's Kid Gloves Nc sc,
All which will bc sold extremely low, Those wishing To
henstl the benefits csung from the price
sas,t1a Will their greatly promoted by calling aud
making their purchases from thus iluuso. q. NJ H.
uaNp Ia
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IypsETTING OF Boar AND Loss OF LIFE
Our telegraphic dispatches on "Wednesday mo-
,iced the upseting of sail boat of Rye Beach
and loss of seven persons. According to lht"r-
nation obtained last evening, ii9seems that par
ivof Irish persons, consisting of men, women
and children ten. in number. some ct them ir"m
New York and the rest belonging to Mamaro.
neck, embarked at the lutter place IN small
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13
MAEkHsaE ID,

Ga Wednesday evening, sth inst, by Rev H S. Os-
born, joins II. STONE to Miss MARY W., daughter of
FREDERICK Annspnngh. ESQ. Of Liberty.
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:
tc Subscribers manufacturing the nh3ve machine at
Campbell & II and lcsiron them Into
eral use being assured hsi The viii real
q" crops BY its and win half Of the
NO used whore they thrir wheat BRDAnGASf 4 pre-
mlnm awarded nl the last Pc
terSbuig Fair whirh have nude Improve
mcut ON the Guano Attachment aud the sreus
We refer g. the following certificates the value of the
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