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UIh6OIMlIOne M
fISHE Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween tho svbscrihsrs, under the name and
firm Of Farrar 4 linines, is this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. Robert a r. q. Hsibes will con
tinue in the business. ard sivr thc nst.!c os ths
nrm iiqu qu,rAiion. They will also settle all &C.
be paid them. III. S. FAAkAR,
ROBERT HAlNES
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something New.

r X. klCkEY has purchased that tine stock of
u q lothS, Gas simercs ana SesiiM9s,
formerly ownes by J. III. WRggener. and now has
them for sale in he store Of the NEW HAT COM
PANA.
III has also employed ane Of the best Cutters In
the country, and a number Of Tailnrs, and 10 pre-
pared to furnish Clothing TO order, WARRANTED
Ia spIr rns MOST FAsTIpipus.
He has, also, enc Of the finest stocks Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
ever otieradin this city, embracing every Decdful
artiei. down to pocket cork screw, all OF which
he will sell at reduetd prices for CASni
The undersigned has long thought that some
things can be DOM well sihrts, and therefore
invite alto lin call.
decIGa J. X. RICkEY
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Herring,s Patent Champion Fire.
Proof Sa1eOs

PrOOb S0ue0s
MYTH HALLS PATENT PoWDxR-PRo0F
w LOCKS, tho same that were awarded sepa-
rate medals At the Worlds Fair, London, 1851,
and the Worlds Fair New York, 1858, and are the
only American safes that were Awards medals at
London Worlds Fair.
These Safes form the most perfect security
against Fire and Burglars ofany Safe sever offered
TO the public, and can only be had Of the subscri
bers and their agents, who have hand and m ak Q
to order all kinds OF Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank
Chests and Vauks, Vault Doors, and Money Boxes
or Chests for Brokers Jewellers and Private Fami-
lies, for Plate, Diamonds aud other vaiuAbles -
And are also patentees (by purchAse) and manu-
fas.urers Of JONES' PATENT FORMULATION
BANK LOCK.
SC. HERRING CO.,
No. 25l Broadway, cor. Murray-st., NY,
May10dlm Opposite the City Hall.
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N n Ia attnn Life insuran &C q . mn p a n y
l46 KRoApWAY, NEw YORK.

Cash CdPiiaiaad Aeeamuidtion $40e, zoe.
hEP0SIIED 800 zoe with the Comptroller 1T he
IL State of New York, for the security Of Policy
holders. In addition 10 which the stock holders
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and nhuentia lcitixens Of New York.
This isa stock Company, returning to the as
sured s74 per cent. Of ali the profits, RI annually
party years of age may secure to his family !,
free from he claims OF his ere. torH for about
cents per week, policy for $1,000.
ho would notspare this sum for the grstifca
tion of reflection, sick bed in case of acci
dent, that II all else fail he had made cert ain
provision for his family 1t would tighten his
pain and b more for bisreeovery Medicine
N. d. MOI kPres't
G. Y. WEEpLK, Sec'y.
Prospectus with ali necessar nfdl Nation ( ur.
nishcd by RlCKEl & SIMPSON, Agts.
Third Stree
AugS-d1y keokuk Iowa
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GEIS Ik-S
JEWELRY STORE.

Second street, between Main and johnson.
HAVING just returned from the East, j II
l / respectfully call the attention of my "a
friends, and the public generally, TO my NJ
newand fnes toekof watches jswelry ,silve and
plated wars, fancy goods, DC
Watches.
Fine gold duplex magic paten and detached
lever watches, siivcr patent and detached levers,
andL 'Epines OF ali kinds ami qualities.
5eWcIry.
Ladies plain gold mosaic, came and denamelled
earrings and breast pins, ladies and children
gold and jet bracelets, ladies and gents gold
chxins, pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger
rings, gold and silver thmbies, gent s gold breast
pins studs collar and sleeve buttons, gold silver
steel snd paten pectaces pocket, table and des-
sert cutlery, and scissors
silver ware.
In whichlinc intend not to besurpassed b AM
store west or north pf st. Louis, VIZ: silver Able
dessert and ten poems and for ks sugar cream
tard and sat spoons, butter andfruit knives yer
and plated napki in rings &c
PIated ware and Fancy Goods.
Plated and britannia tea sets, castora, fruit and
cake baskets icandesticks, pearl and shell pocket
books and in fact everything pertaining to my
line.
clocks.
Agcperalassoriment Of clocks of th 81 iatest pat
terms nd bes make, al warranted TO keep genf
Nv atehes and Jewelfy repaired in / thndm(kt
v AAnli tmanner ,and a It he shortest nd
n5y6-diy JULES GELS
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wilirAM JAMImaN,

HUK1E HNITWH.
u EspRcTfULLY informs the inhabI - OF
II keokuk aud its vicinity, tha; he sill 10
any business in his line. Prom bis / ng hce
Of ~ years, be has made himself famiifSv With
the vsrions diseases in the horse--Epidemie and
Influenza Fever, Lung Fever, innam nations Stag
gers, Swecny, Bolts, Worms, Collie, spasms, spaser
Bone, sprahs, Ring Bone, Curb, &c. Medicine.
can b. had by calling at his residence, 4th st..
between johnson and Exchange, keokuk, Iowa.
jan27dly
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IMPORTANT CIIaNGIS.
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO l. MISSISSIPPI
'ao4DHER 4R ts eAror.
Il ALL X 9 AID.


Compistedfo CINCINNATI Through ,cith out
change Of cars Only one change
Of cdrsto Louisville One
change to Cieusland.
nNEto Wheeling and two less changes Of Cars
~ and baggage and 60 milesnear or 20 ali Kast-
ern Cities than rs any other route. a
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, csyYytss
fhs u. S. afcil and Adems Express.
On and after Wednesday July lat, trains will
leave as follows:
L. 5 .AAlTrain--Leayes Office. corner In and
Chestnut, IT loco a. IN. Leaves East 81. Lonis
Depot at 1e.5D
| Express Train Leaves Office, Of 4th and
Chestnut, at p III. Leaves East 81. Louis Depot
/ at 3. $50 pm
/ In order TO accommodate the travelling pub
4 lie, Saturday Afternoon Train has been put
up, and trains viii! run asabose every day except
Sunday,
one SUNDAY TRAIN AT a:oOP. NJ
| N. B.--A II trains make direct end certain con-
necfioas al CiEc,aRattwith all Eastoru Aail and
Express Trains, thusforun the shovteDs, atickssi,
and only broad Gdugs Rogte to New Y0ks 1nston,
Philadei iphia, Baltimore, Wnshngtnu Ctty, ,Pttts-
bargh, Wheeling, Cleveland, Buffalo, and all
Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago and al points onth Tilinois Cen.
tral X, X
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passengers have choice OF four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz New York
d Erie, N. Y.Central, Pennsylvania Central and
Univ
/ Through passengers should avail themielves of
this most reliable route between the East and
the West as il affords unusual facilities, being Z
superior road, and the only l}road Guage Road in
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, Lasalle,
Rock lsiand, burlington, Peoria, Bunleiih. Ga
lena, Peru, &C., connect at Sandoyal with the
Illinois Central i. X. for the above named points
direct.
Passengersfor Mattoon and Chicago connect at
0dn with the Chicago Branch Through from ST.
Louis with only one change of cars.
Through baggage check given IN the city, and
baggage handled Tree, giving passengers not ronbs
Atthe Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured At the Offices, Nos. 2S and 80,
4 corner Of 4th and Chestnut streets, under the
I Planters House, and al 81 Leyee, corner oi
! Vine street
MA-B Both Offices exactly on the corner-ths
only places TO obtain re liabl information.
". Ia. GLEMEN GonI sup't.
ISAAC WlAAN, Gen'l Western Ag't
omnibuses will callter pass nrers and baggage
in any part u the city, NJ having their address
either VI the Offices. cAlirtguiarly at the Hotels
ivi7a
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aTODART'S Unriyaied New York
Piano EOTleA.

rINHE magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
L manufactured by this house, tthe oldrst and
most extensive IN the United htatesl, can be pro-
cured Of The subscriber IN every variety Of hand
| some rosewood cases, Of &, 81, 81 ard Z octayes.
Parties in want II a really fine Instrument, nre
earnestly invited 10 call before purchasing else
where. Ii. d. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 5th and Pine sta,
April dom st. Louis. Mo,
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VANBICKLEN 4 MILLS,
q EN- ERA l. AU TION N z = r s
AND
Commlssion merclaants !

ycrsndAh Building, Johnson-st, under Court House.
XXYILL attend sAles OF real or personal property,
w receive ana sell on commission all kinds Of
goods. furniture, cattle horses &C.; reeeive goods
on storage, pay charges, and do general agency
business. Cash advanced on goods received for i'm
mediate sale. VAASlCkLEN 4 MILLS.
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SOMETHING NEW.
Grocery and Proutsion Store ia Aiason's
Lp,cer addition.
eGsHE susscribef isepenipgs store at the corner
\ OF Ash and ] SITS, in Mason Il Lower Addition
lorthe sale dfFnmiiy Groceries, Proyis ions, House
ksepirg Articles, MinerAi Water, lee, dc. but 10
wnRKi. lI0ok for thcbig sign in view from Con-
vent li.l. Cheap as tLe chenres far cash.
7. A. UKMsToN.
E iv2B-dHm.fs
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II. n. LOVE CO.,
Successors to Deming d Loye,)
BANKERS,
4 IVEpartisular attention 10 collections. and re-
~ nit promptly ON he day Of payment.
EXPERIENCES
Bank of North America, New ort.
Drexei Co., Philadelphia.
u. W. Clark 4 Co., :"
Citizens Bank, Baltimore. 20
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. y. senlly, Cashier, do s
=. Brady. Cashier, Wheeling.
Bransh state Bank Of uhies zanesyille.
Commercial Bank CinciRHTtj.
State Savings Institutiet. Loais.
Geo. Smith h Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
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Park Bank, Y. Y.
Winsow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, y. X.
Edward W. Clark Co., PhilAdelphia.
Howard banking Co., Boston.
flapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman t'elpoke, Chicago.
MschA Apics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Depasit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 kabm, Bankers, !"
Gilmore 4 Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt 4 CO., Louisville.
State savings Inst,ution, 81. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan IS. GEO. Z, ANDERSON
AMID
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NE Directors Of this College have made ar
rangements With DR.. Sanford, by which the
Institution will be transferred to the large and
beautiful Hall ef the iowa Medical College, and
have elected Rev. ChAs. A. Williams, Principals
gentleman we'll known and recommended as possess
Ing al that tact ard experience, aud those literary
ana fcicntho qualifications, requisiteto the com
PIese aud permanent success Of this important en-
terprise.
The Spring Term will commence on Monday.
March 22f, under the superint tendance of Mr.. vii
liams, aided by compete aud experienced teachers
the choice Of teachers the Of study, and
general dsc pline Of the College being subject to
tue supervision and approval If the Board, with
the pledge Of their permanent cooperation and
counsel.
~ isthe purpose OF the Board TO build up an in
ststaiion which shall fully meet the wants of our
city and In this effort they hope for the CO. opera
tion and sympathy of ali intel igent and liberal
citizens.
The Institution vii henceforth be exclusively
for female pnIiis, and viii mprehend primary
and advanced departments, with the des gn Il an
altlnate thorough organization and cassi ion,
al' OF sach advancement and progress the ine41
iigent patronage Of the community will sustain.SE
ihts arrangement secures the co operation and
influence of DR.. Sanfofd.te whose liberality and
public spirit the Institution is indrbted for the
very tayqfsbic terms WHICH - - made for the
use Of HE rooms. sssss
and eight dollars per quarts EudiaA
with a small additional char9Ul I'M ~ al41s
pcnses and extra charges for sch, a1e-
man, Music and Drawing.
DiRkcToRas
n " ~ 3, Lgwe3 Lew" nohss. q, ouru6
w. = = - :" r ounnt
UA'e'c i, ~ y n"ns'
= " asma' :, - ieii5' - f.iu' Snup
- ~ e, n bn"A
- ,,e.e-. Wv ie.iaeh.,
kIokUA CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.
'il nnaersigred Will opsn on Monday next,
/ tne ioth ~ way, In the Iowa MedicAl SOlle1e,
" this cry, Classical school for the inetEncttVn
oi young tnen ana boys IN which will - taught
4 Ancient Languages, Sciences, and higher NAtbs-
mates Aiso, The higher branches u common
-nSi ~ hohsauon. hegnlAr recitntsens IN Acrip-
VIII Nisi aito he htlt W curing TOE session
Ans fehoiasuc year "ili be divided into fouf
f0aartessiof tcn weekseAh.
iuIIIoA:
Languages, sciences and higher Mathematics, peI
quarter.... ..,........,......... $io VI
common Eighsh Branches, per 4uartcr."... 81
Payable AZ the end of each quarter.
| W.W. aAMlEoON, Principal
nxrERro
Rev. J no. w Scott, D. D., ,Prss't Wash Col, Penn
Rev. Wm. 7. Alrich, d. D.. prof, Math,, do
| Aob't Miliigan A. III Prof Math. Bethany Col
|
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Oo.PastmershIp Nosicc.
- p. GRAY d X. X. SMITH hare this day
n. formed n partnership ia the Carpenter and
Building business in al its branches, under tbs
arm name and styl of Gray smith. They viii
be found on Fifth street, between High aud Nor.
gan, where they will be happy TO receive the or.
dsfs Of their friends aud the pabiic.
maylT ,5Sd6m
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INV GOODS

NEW GOODS
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER!
lust received At the New Tailoring House, or
u Fourth street, between Main and Biondeau.
ovrn eoAYIxcs DRESS ASB rRoCK.
Prestaept Cloth, Mulberry, Brown,
aoscow Coating, 1reen, unve,
Labrador do Blue, DAhlia,
French Ribbed md Brnnts, and
London Mcltons; black;
of the best French and German manufacture.
Rich Gcrman and American Faury ard fiAin
Daeskin, for Pants, Velvet, Cashmere, valencia,
and French embroidered cass orcnndino and eth
er French silks and Satins Tor Vests; together
with beautiful assortment Of the hnest AND most
durable trimmings, which will hs made INTO gar.
ments Of the latest and most approved styles ana
Gnests 91g1Emanship.
g. in want Of easy sitting and eentcel
gadS n ~ invited to call,
M Articular attention paid g. cattinggsr
ments Tor othersto make.
M4~Nest Makers wanted. octldl
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Paper Iln nnging, GeiIings WhiteneA, /,
Patching and Whtlc.WAsAiMg.
yXTE have good spring wagon, suitable for
w moving the finest furniture and baggage !;
the greatest care will be taken In moving furIi-
ture. Weare to be found On Fourth-st., between
Blondeau and Concert All orders promptly At
tended to. PAkMER 4 YANNALL.
mcbl7d
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CHA NGE OF eIME!
nN and after MONDAY, May 3fd, two daily
~ trains, each way, a. tays excep,ed,l wi!irun
a. foIi0ws:
IL Train leaves KgoKtk at 7;oo o'clock AN.
"a Train =. 240 q I'm.
lat irainleayes BENIti NaPV RI at T;20" A.a
2d Train /" s;@o p. y.
Passengers fer Sioux city Council Binhs' Fort
Dodge, or I,cs Moiues. ottumwa, Fairfield, ana
intermediate p9in,s, viii take The ''Vo a. IN IRAN,
in Middle AMI Western Iowa.
BY this arrangement refiienta along the line Oh
the road viii be enahled lo spend fis HUN
IN kKpkIk ana retain s4iGo evening,
THROUGH TlCkEIs to 81. LOUIS, Louis vile
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had al the pmes
in beatVnsport.
&S Fare al low as the l9wsst.
). DWIDHI EATON,
Engineer and Superinteadt nj.
SAs'L A. BLACK,
Ass', sup't and General Passenger AgAt,
zg-Iicket Office at kstioad Depot.
sd. Ofncein Kilbourne' ltloek.
koOkuk, April 3, 5SdgS
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Ha rR q We HOstlcss keokuktans
rI,iMES are Hard. MoNgY u Scarce. But
/ DUk n IL mp with tbs Iimes, and down with
The Cash Ii times are hard, MS WORK LASTS A
vxGY GREAT WHILE. II money Is scarce, hE
STILLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received lis Spring Stock, he Is
now ready TO accommodate Ill who may give him q
call either In Eastern or Custom. made work, and
would call par ,iculsr attention to the latter.
Having estabhshed manufacturing ON the most
extended scale he viii keep constantly on hand and
make tu order evsr, thing In his line, from putting
oa d patch or waking a. syJanf's tAos, u Satin
Cater or Fafsnt Calf Boot, aud will sell the best Of
goods at the very lowest possible prices for lAsH
In custom work he wasssnts rlrs, not to cfamp,
but te Cure Gorns.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
anrasd Nos. Sd, b6 ana IS Main-st.
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wn. H. AusrIn, 9. Y. ALbsnS
WIN. n. AUSTIN 4 Co.,
WHULESALE AND DKETAIL q ROGERS,
PRODUCE DEALERS

OommSsston Merchants.
No. 100 Main st., and 63 Lcvee, keokuk. Iowa
HENRY NTMONG,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSKLLOk AT LAW.
DARTICULAK attention given " the collection
i and securing of claims.
Office on Third.st., between Main and J0hnsons
Keokuk. Iowa. [may4dSm]
boyd DRADEN,
Archlsccs ana Duildsrs
Morgan st., between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
h6OkO ...Auw y A.
(-v0NTRACT6 taken, including the furuishing of
~ mstsriAl, ~ desired, and fulfilled In . ptonpt
and faithful manner. lnch11d3m
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- 3 q
IAH Great central Route, connecting the Al,
L iantic cities with the Western, North western
and Southwestern States, by continuous Rail
way direct. This road also connects at Pittsburgh
with daily line Of steamers 10 all ports on the
western Rivers, and st Cleveland and Sandusk :
with steamers TO all ports on the North western
Lake.; making IL the most dreei, eaedpssf sHd re-
liable reaif by which FREkHMI be fofWatued
to and from the Greai Hs1st.
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GUNS GUNS!


M,FAnLAND HOUSE.
IA. PATMOR, PRoPRIEroR,
Formerly Of the sherman House, Chicsse, lllr.
FRoST-sT., DET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite steam Ferry Landing,
Fort Madts0n, -. Town.
sep2Sd&w
SECOND STREET Cn ZAP STORE.
III kibbous 10 We are now Offering our we'll
ssIeetsd stock very low for cash. Our assortment Of
goods In every department iseompiete, and bought
very chssp, and will be sold lower than heretofore
offered, We, BY doing our own business save rent
and clerk-hire. We can and will sell lower than
any other establishment.
oot73-d II. H. ABBOTT L Co.
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s.. q. 8. ca K n EK,
MANUFACTURERS
WINDOW SASH DOORS AND BLIND&
Corner ot Joh:Hon and Eighth Hs.,
kEUA h,.-...........i- ,....io" -
- large assortment always on hand.-AI
spr-lwly ya2m
BxsRf x.euRris. SAM 5. CURTIS
CURTIS nHOTHEiss,
surveyors and Land Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY TY,......................ioWA A.
RkrEK To
WI MsAiptne, G. E., New York.
Ell Tracy, !" :"
Adxms L Buck ham, I" T"
Hon. Chas, Mason, w Washington City.
op.J. u. Gordon, North Carolina.
Hon. ]. y. Orr, South Carolina.
Hon. p. 6. Wright, New Orleans.
s. papin Brother, ST. Louis.
Scarritt Mason, I"
Capt. N. Pritchagd, :"
T II sharp, Cash, Indianapolis, Ind.
ii. Is. Curtis, Mt, ternon, Ohio.
Hon, sam 2 Il. Curtin, keokuk Iowa.
CbAs. Para0ns Co., :"
Hatch a Thompson, " /"
Clarke, ,3athrie sturges, Buffalo, Y.
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GEo. C. ANDERSON. ALEXANDRA BARCLAY
IESTABLIsHED IN 1891

BANKING HOUSE OF
q EOA q u q. A ID ~ RsOc co.
I HAVE this day admitted a partner in 'he
! Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi
ness, hereafter, VIII be conducted under the hrm
and style of
GEO. G. ANDERSON l. co.
Being one of the Oldest Banking Houses tif not
the oidest) In Iowa, the new firm sohcits contin-
EaAnce Of furmev patronage 90 literally extended to
senior partner.
they viii ma Ike collections and remit, less Ex
SANG on the day Of payment, free Of charge
"a Their references ~ formerly by senior part
ner, viz
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N. w. JONES,

Ns w. 0~&NA0y
WATCH. MAKER AND JEWELER.
ID ESPEcTFULLY informs the citiasns Of keo-
N kuk and vicinity that be mAy n found at J.
Parmeiss, Date Psrmele C4MpAll No. 5Ta
Msia-st.. between ID and Sd, NHehe would 10
pleased to attend 90 the wants oxsa1awho may ia
| sor bim With call
b Watches, Clocks, and Jewslry repaired and
I WARRANTED w. JONES.
Aprs0isf
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New Lumber Yard,

GOK. SIXTH A. TlMEA .STN.,
MILL keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
w Lumber suitable for the market of keokuk
aud surrounding eonntry, such AS
s4 lAQOkINa, Dressed and Rough
II kB&1G. inch, do do
4 A&1I IuABER, : lkAuan,ity.
SS3 G0ER ER, f ~ wide and narrow.
Il cON b 00 > "a 1T uMBER, thick
Rsal & I'D nafsew.
s9s In ~, &c.
as lllI]. y No. and common.
I&IHs do do
ALLE6HANY LUMBER, dry, q large quantity.
P0PLAK d PINE JoisTs. of every descript
do do SCAN1LING, do do
PINETIMBER, from 8 to "A inches square u
laRe1 uuantity-
M1exhieh We vi SELL On the most reason able
tsxMx3 = cAsh. Usf. FAKRAND.
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CorroS Cior or 1sjs.--ln
las, week with n gen.
ban who has recently travelled
nearly the whole cotton growing
Jon Of the United States, he ex.
|ses the opinion that, IL present
|pcc,s are verified, the crop will
BEYOND all precedent in quantity.
! IDEA Of = deficit Of 400 900
in the South. west, resulting
high waters, he considered al.
(,hcr dclusise, sni maintained
he had been in nc county Of that
Ion where prcscat anticipation'
no. fix the quantity OF cotton
N, above wta, could be gathered.
corn crop everywhere was NOR
abundant - Georgia TEE.
va.
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Ths he.s Ilsinsss u The veslj gss nss
Of beast.
performed ~ Mclsras's volsooie Oh Lia-
imcn,. Head for yourselves.
Thomas rcsa, . hlseksmish ,iisise sssf
Casssvsnse IN feuaA ssseets had : eesss.
bls svsut~r ..re ~ Ne test. he sssse
~,.,;.se isp,r,esss, ssives, As., bel essls
a. /, no good. NJ dr.vsised 81 svss estse
All. "a work Al his trade aasie, eeseoss
he ea.li no, hear y weight - he lsses
ami ~ one email hottie u Neless's Vel.
easis OIL L.aiwsss, BE u . psssses'y
cured.
Rhranasism. pesslysis, neuralgia, bsui:
.s.. .pssins. Stiffness inths lsinss o. ns&3
ei~s. s~sllinss, sore throat, sas-s<he %
t.o,h. ache, ecsrnds, fresh cute, cores,
bsrss. ssAids, ysiss, Ae., yield to N
l.rsesc~ iufssisse u this wesdssfsl Lin
refllassa sAa Cattle Il .ssinfsI'ihls
r,w~sv fsscAafes. sslls, scratches ,esseh
ed heels, harnesses, srssis, svevny, spll.s
a.sais, heutses, sssllipes, vounss raesse
scshe kises, 81 vsriess othss disease
which animals are iishls 10 ircn iHissss
! or accidents. =.
gvery evenly merchant shesla sesai
7, a ssupfy Of MeLeaa's Volcanic Oil ~
" ~sns.. Il .ells rapidly, h~esssseis s'ss.
cures.
AIihs,slaiseouns viii be nsaes 10 ~
chants uho bar 10 seli asete.
eYrrcs sale ~ J. u. lls1Hees tssfss
ssss. errnsv Of Third AL rtse sssess
n g.. icsis. NJ, aiso sss sale - nsss.
~ Cisrss. 81 M ~usses eseusss' rsesi
- vehruasv .. ie5s. ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-18

Va arc authorised \. announce DAVID
J. UUfI ~ a candidate for reelection to
olkcc " Treasurer Of Pamela Cuauty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-18

W. 4. WOUfftN announces himself
as a candidate Tor ~ cloetihntu ihe ohce
%I'aoaatn Vltak of Pamela cuunly,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-18

W. are Authorized to announce Illos,
]. pRopllIT rs . candidate for sheriff
Of Pamela county. -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-18

W. are authorized 10 annonncc JOHN
q. HARRISON asa candidate Tor t%c.clru'
ton 10 the oahce Of rircuit Clerk. -.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-18

fggr DEsrga THAN Usual.
Ee learn from accurate measure.
=, by q scientific gentleman, says
|vicksburg Wing, that the Ms.
|ppi rivet opposite this point Is
FORT. eight aud a half feet above
vs,er mark. The present depth
be channel just belo. the wharf
opposite the Prcnsiss House,
sinesy-scvcn feet. The usual
age width Of the river besweer
ksburg and De Soto. 10 twenty
hundred fcct-i,s width nsw
he extremity Of the water OF
bank, is near three shousan'