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ELECTMON;
Or, The Pra nks Of the m odcrn puck.
ON put Girdle round about the Earth

ON put Girdle round about the Earth"
Telegraphic Epic for the Times, In which the
origin, progress and mArveou opponents Of the
seienceof Electricity and Magnetism are set forth
politically alphabetically for 800 years, from the
time " Ihales to the Submarine Telegraph, en-.
bracing every broad field of Electrical Discovery
and achievemsnt, and especially the last great
FIELD of the Atlantic 0cesn.
New York, Aug. 20, 1855.
CONTENTS:
Invocation, The Amber Sprite, Infancy Of Sol
ence, Copefnicus, 6aliieo, Newton, the Temple Of
Science, Electron's Trance, His Awakening. Eisc-
tron Tortured, Attraction and Kepu lsion ,Eisctron
In Germany, The Electrical Machine, Eiectron Ep-
trapped, The Leyden Jar, franklin and his Kite
The lightning Captured, The Kite In Europe
franklin's Magic, The Thunder Storm, The Thun.
der-Bolt, The Lightning Rod, The Northern Lights
The Arctic Aurora, GalvHnisn, Volta, ElectYou 4
Metamorphoses, Tale Of Tear, The Artificial
Diamond, Shakespeare Cliff, The Snbmarine Bst.
terry, The Telegraph Foreshadowed, Electro Asne.
tism The Telegraph Realized, The Avenger OF
Blood, The Electric Fire-Alarm, The Electroty De
oause o. Cholera, Table Turnings, Ocean Telc-
graph, Conclusion.
One Unique Volume, in fancy boards. Price
DO cents. For sale by
sep2ld OGDEN, BRowNELL 4 co,
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WIMTER GOODs,

nUKR'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
II WE'LL allied with all kinds Of goods in his line
for the season.
decidedly the bsst stock In the city. They must 30
sold.
slippsrs-Toilet, Dancing and Common, for
Ladies', Gentlemen, Aissss, Boys, Youths aud
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and caDpaigned,
with gam ~ lssshsr soles.
Dress and common Boots Of every descriptions, on
hand and made 70 order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition TO the Boot ann Shoe business Duke
Is Agsnt for two Of the best Sewing Machines sx-
tant-Wssd's Patent and j. y. Singer 4 Co. 's--of
which hs keeps specimens constantly on hand
am p m.y nsxine nsc n are now soiS Tor
ing Machtnss, will ind this just the place to got
them. Remember tits no trouble to show goods
Or Machines 1t the "BI0 BOOT" Store, No. So
Mair-sA.. Keakuk. Iowa
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eTr A Philadelphia correspondent of the
Springfield Republican makes mention ss
follows Of DIR. Barnes:
A few Gays since | called upon the Rev.
Rev. Albert Barnes--one OF the most re.
markable men OF his age. Probably he has
done more, within the last twenty years to
change the theology Of the Presbyterian
Church than any man living. He has grown
prematnrely gray, with face and form
wasted BY incessant mental labor. He re-
minded me Of the lines with which Byron
commences "The Prisoner Of Chillon !"
ssMy hair Ia gray hnt MAJ with va.r.
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Death OF AN Associate of ohm Wcs.


A London journal make the announcement
Of the death Of Rev. John Hicklng, the old
est Methodist preacher in the world, and last
survivor OF the sshelpers" Of John Wesley.
He died on the 9th Of November, in the list
year Of bis ministry, and would have been
IS years old had he lived three weeks longer.
With him has ced the last Of that noble
body Of men sent out to preach by the late
John Wesley. His last public service be
conducted at Birmingham, fortnight before
his death, when he lectured on early Meth
odism. At the time Of his death, large
handbiils were announcing him to conduct
SIX services in this circuit and kingsIear
Bristol. He has conducted, on the average,
$50 special public services year for the last
three years, and collected many hundred
pounds for chapels and other funds.
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Ggg The English bill is the bed Of Procrus-
ties, and when the question comes up before
Congress again and the Democrats are
placed upon it for operation, we expect TO
hear them all in chorus wall out tho liudi-
Drastic strain:
Tits iron bedstead they do fetch,
To try our hopes upon;
Ii were too short We must be stretchd,
Cut of il we're too long,
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~ ~ ~ Fact
THAT mALTEx,S nALTIMORE
Q Y r {, II 8

a ~ q u q Dg
A ND therefore, the patrons Of that famous Oys-
- fsr sapps,, ON tbs I'D inst, given by ths La
dies Of the Baptist Church, were no, mistaten vhep
1t was "unaninou.ly decided that the Oysters
used on that occasion were The Oyster; but per-
hsps the Public, add especially those preseaf at
that supper, were pot aware that more than tpo-
fhtrds " an Me Oyster setred on that epssiag were
MALTBYtS BALTIMORE OYSTERS. ana MOI an -
other brand. We furnfhed those Oysters, and
know; and for further Information the ladies' hav-
Ing charge of that SUPPER Will voueh. Matby' 4
Oystsrs are Sold by Dinner, Third ST., by Golfers
q Robertson, Main-st, and at our store, No. lao
MainAst., between CT and 7th.
Nvy3e.d KELLOGG A. BIRGE
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Inx DIS MoiSis NAiats Vine II Published
every Monday 81 this office Is one Of the Oldest
papers In Iowa, abd has widely extended circu-
lation throughout the Dies Moinef Valley, North
erp Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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ADVANCE or REAL EsTarE.-The Chicago
lfstune says that real estate is selling there
.sc~ as shout the AVERAGE rriees obtained for
i IN the flush times of eighteen months ago.
The advance Of prices in New York is go.
ing on rapidly, and is destined al presen, rate
of increase to reach higher figures in a few
monihs thf ever before.
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lsa . crsft,s nsssorY.

M % CFO6tse AAotOHY.
NEW VOLUME Tbs American Kevolutiou. -
~ The History Of the United States. Vol VII,
being vol. /. VI the American Revolution: BY Geo.
BAncrofti svo. Uniform with tho previous vol
umss.
Also, iuEt published, HiliiaId on Vendors. The
Law Of Vendors and Purchasers Of Real Property.
W Francis HilliArd, Esq Author of 1.-THE Law of
Mortgages" 10. Two vols. in one. svo. 20.
For sais by OGDEN, Bk0WNELL 4 CO.,
may2ld ~ Msin-st.
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Buy EARLY Copies, ..N~W Ready
THE P0ETICAL WORKS or
p . q 4 r a i i = q p q e
Beautifully illustrated with more than
100 Original Dssigns,
BY barley, Birkst, Foster, Pickersgill, Tsnniel,
Cropsey, Daggan and Madot
And Engraved In the finest style Of Wood I'm
craving BY
COOPER, LINTON, EVANS, 10.
Splendidly Bound-Prics .>6-A few Copies
in Morocco, ~.
Also, the Fifteenth Edition Of
FOEeN t0rHf~Arss q 81 - 60 (S&
In Four Volumes, limo. Price a 80,
CONTAINING tho Tales OF the 0roes1o and
~ Arabesquei Wonderful Stories Of the Inagina-
tion; All his Poety; The Story Of Arthur Gordon
Pym, and = complete collection Of all his oontri-
butions to the Magazines. Edited by hufus w.
9riswoM, d. D., with Notices Of his life By J. b.
Lowell and n. 7. Willie. Sent b. mail, postage
is. REDFIEID. Agent,
oct36w2m ~ Beekman-st., N. Y.
~ COkEI 80
no you want bright, cheerful IRE Jus =
~ COKE
Do you wish to preserve your rooms and furni-
ture from the SCOT and dirt attendant upon the
uso Of CoAi1-UsE COkEs
hyperion article Of which, manufactured
from Pittsburgh Coal 10 constantly for sale ct Is
cents per bashsl delivered 10 any part Of the city,
In quantities at not less than 80 bushels.
GAS COMPANY,
Ncvl0-d No. OS Aain-st., Up Stairs.
pIoKLEs, IN Vinegar, b ths dozen. ior az -
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" Parson Brownlow is mentioned as
candidate for Governor VI Tennessee.
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Report OF Indian MostiIisies Ms.
credited.

We publish this morning communica-
ton, from gentleman whose statements are
entitled to consideration, discreditinr the
recent accounts brought in from the Spirit
Lake region. The informstion published by
us was obtained from the Governor. and vas
received by express messenger purporting
to have been sent by the citizens in tina, sec.
ton OF tie country.
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IN notice Of the sudden death, at Syra-
ouse, Of ". Elliott Lee, Esq, appears 10 a
late New York Tribune. The name Of Mr..
Lee ~ familiar to almos. every man in this
county in connection with Marsh, Lee and
Delayan as Trustees Of the New York Com
pany. We are Informed tina. this county was
named for him at its organization, u, the in
stance OF bis brother-in-law II. Gillet,. a cit.
izen Of this State, who was in attendance Mt
tie time Of the meeting Of the Wisconsin
Legislature at Belmont, in the winter of
1887 and '3s. Mr.. Lee was q man OF liberal
education, and by profession physician.-
Giving up the practice Of medicine, he en-.
gagged 10 the mercantile business in New York
oify, where for many years he was favoraby
known as an extensiveimrorte and dealer in
ary goods He became largely interested in
tue hall breed Sac and Fox reservation in
this county IN 1886.
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GT"The Century" is the title selected for
frat class newspaper, to appear in New
York on the 18th of december, Of which
Thomas McElrath, Esq.. formerly Of the
Tribune, is to be the Publisher. II will first
appear as weekly. and The daily and semi
weekly editions will appear after the compile
ton Of arrangements now in progress. Il
vii! be OF the size aud general appearance Of
the London Times, will be the organ Of no
political party, and will be, in all respects, a
iirst-clsss newspaper for the business world,
as well as the family circle. The terms for
the weekly will be two dollars a year. We
learn that ample capital has been provided,
and from Mr. McEirath's intelligence and ox-
perience rs publisher, we are confident that
something very superior MS newspaper may
be expected.
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DassslasSsn.

Disso1WgIon.
FvSHE Co-PaTtncrshil heretofore existing be-
\ tween tho subscribers, under the name and
Arm Of Farrar . Hainss, is tins day dissolved ~
mutual consent. kober; 4 p. Q. HaiDes will con-
unue In the business, and aign the name Of the
drm in liquidation. They will also settle all ac-
counts Of the late firm, and all debts due 1t must
be paid them. II. s. FAkRAR
ROBERT HAINES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


More New Goods from the East.
THIS day received, a lot Of fine Droadeloth,,
J. Black Doeskirs, Fancy Gas sinners q, Rich Vel
vets, nc, ELLIoI +. SMITH,
Tailor and Draper,
Deeled rs Maiu-st.. bet. I'll and 3D.
Ovoscoat,L<gN AT COST
FIsHE subscribt vi seal the balance Of his
ovsrcoatitgs at cost, until January LIST.
Decl0l T. r. SMITH
JNC. M. GRIFFITH,
I ms n n C c A & n y,
REAL ESTATE AND MONEY BROKER;
Comm ,ssioncr of Decds,
For New lork, Missouri llnois and ennsy lvania
Farming Lands and City Property bought
and sold on COR mi ssion. Agents
for the follow IL responsible
INSURANCE COMPANIES;
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. CO., NEW YORK CITY
LAMAR FIRE ms. CO., NEW YORK CITY.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. CO.. NEW YORK CITY.
QUAKER CITY fire. MARINEIN. CO., PHIL.
PACIFIC FIRES MARIAEINs. CO., ST. LOUIS.
MUTUAL BEAEFlT LITE IN. co. !, newark, NJ
1zS-Marine Risks tab en- in the Lamar, Pacific,
and Quaker City Insurance Com panies.
Entrcs made for shipments to and from Keok uk
on open policies, wi thout charge for Policies.
Al Losses Promptly adjusted and Paid /!
INSURE YoUR LIVES
IN THE
Mntuni Bcncfit Life Insurance CO.
Nett Accumulated Capital So, 742 ,325.73.
PsS-oae half of the Annual Premium required
In Cash. Note for the osLor half ut six per cent.
interest.
r~ Annual Dividends, averaging Thirty Five
per cent, paid 80 the Insured and not TO the
.Stoekho ders.
Please calat the Agt ncy Of the above Com
pan,es, TN Thi rd Street and get ypur Policies.
JS0. Nj. 0RIffITL. gent.
keokuk, Dec ., '5s-dim
RICHLY & HUMPHREY,
\ UCTtoN and Commission Merchants, No. IL
IA Main-st., ksosuk, Iowa. Liberal advances
made on consignments.
dccsd1m
CITY WARRANTS.
GQ0n In CITY WARRANTS, and small n amount
poVV ia County Warrants, wanted by
G. X. DIMOND,
Once over osden's Book Store,
dec7d3t lain Sarees.
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COAL.

GOAL.
FI>llE undersigned win cell superior article Of
Coal, in large or small quantities, for Cash, at
low rates Having made arrsn gements for . lar 70
trade during the Fall and Winter, / will contract
to deliver Coal through town, and at Warsaw,
Alexandria and Hamilton.
VIM. l.. WOOD, Proprietor.
Apply at my Office on Sd street, at the ofhce
Of Stryker Wood, keokuk.
sent IN dam
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GEO. EI-A1IN
b A ~ * Il Il,

rhird-st. ,aue ioorsouth 3f Main, Eeokuk Iowa
WLLsCIIoSs nade and remitted at current
~ rates.
b Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Baak If the State Of New York y. Y.
Hon mo. L.Sehooicraft Pres't Comm / Bank !,
Albany, n. Y.
Granger Ads Ms, Banker, Chicago
Reni0k Peterson, Bankers, ST. Louis
dccl6d
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IN Theodore Parker recovered from
dangerous attack Of sickness ew days az !,
aud improved the fire. leisure OF restored
health 10 the delivery of a lecture upon the
laws Of health and shortly thereafter rode
OF ten or dozen miles through the rain.
and was again taken down sick.
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gT~Bayard Taylor has engagements al
ready 10 deliver hundred lectures this
season, and consequently declines to make
any further engagements. lie receives Fifty
dollars for each lecture and is thus In fair
way for pocketng fye THOUSAND dollars tlsis
winter.
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Now Ready. lIfly Gents
DY John Mulialy, tho Official Historian of the
- Memorable Expeditions, THk LAYING OF
THE TELEGRAPHiC CABLE with all Its Incl
dents and anecdotes, impressive or divertIng; q
we'll fresh and reliable biographies cal stretches II
Messrs. Field and Everett, and Capt. Hudson.
The Publisher invite the attention Of the pub
lie TO the following letter which sufficiently indi-
Gates the sources and authority from ~hieh this
careful account Of the grandest Of human enter
prises is derived:
NEW York, Au9. 10, 1883.
Messrs. u. ArPLEroS Co.:
Geafiemem--I take pleasure In certifying that
Mr. John Mu!lRiy was with US in the Newfound-
land Telegraph Expedition in the year 1855, and
that he was ON board the Niagara during the At
lantic Telegraph Expedition Of 1851 IS and that
he was pfosent at the trial trip Ia June last and
the FINAL expedition which terminated in the sue
cessfui landing Of lha cable In Trinity Bay, New
foundland, on the 9Th Of August, 1858.
His indefatigable cxertions during ali this ims
in procuring every fact in connection with the en-
terprise 10 deserving II the highest praise.
have the fuiicst confidence In his narrative with
regard to every incident that took place on board
the Niagara during the process Of lay Ing tho cable
and will continue 10 furnish him with every In.
formation In my power rslAting 70 the formation
progress. and success Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Enterprise. remain, gentlemen,
Very truly your friend,
CYRUS w. FIELD.
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NEw PArEa---The Shelby County Coz
rier" IL the name Of o very neat locking "a
per, published at Harlan, Shelby county, by
]. y. Besack, editor and publisher. Ii Is
independent in all things, and advocates the
Declaration Of Independence.
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Ladies' Fancy Hair Fins |!
A N as crt ment j ust received at Mol kstei
"A House, corner Of Main and 5th streets.
Deed 3. q. BRIDGES
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Co.PArtneFship.
The undersigned, having formeds Co-P1tnsr-
ship uudcr the name and lyle VI Haincs kDsother,
end purchased the entire interest Of II 8. Farras
will continue the business Of manufaetsYing Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Tubing, &c., Ut
the old stand, corner Of Bluf Streets, near the
ksokak FL Des MoinctK Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINE6,
Keokuk Sept. -, ~. p. Q. HAINEs.
octS-d
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FRESH aHItIyAI.

or
Keroscne or Goni OH Lmmps1
M have Just received large and beautiful
w assortment IT the above Lamps, which we
ean ana trsH sell cheaper than any other house in
this city. Those who wish 10 economic will find
i - Their ad santage 10 Luy Of us.
j. l.. HOBBS 4 CO.,
Late g. h. GRIFsrru1,
Dee3tbt Fourth-st.
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n. b. Trains for the gold mines furnished
with provisions, one Of our grocors having
just received large lot, viz: | side rusty
bacon. quarts beans, bushel corn meal, 2
yards bologna sausage, II dog. smoked her.
ring, 6 plugs dog-leg tobacco and | gallon
rifle whisky, which he proposes selling at
Rulo prices, il ii breaks him.
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Prices s2educed.

PnceE Reduced.
HAVING made arrangements with Eastern
i Manufacturers to furnish me with kcrosen ne
Lamps, wish those who are not supplied ould
bear IN mind that sscrn and viii seII's
as cheap as any house II this city. Those not
wishing 10 lay aside their old Lamps, can, by
leaving them at BradeI Drug Stores, Nos. 81 and
III Main-st., have them changed, at a THRILLING
Expense, so as 10 turu Coal Oil.
dechd2w I'll. G. MERKELL
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TUBE PAINTS.
A FULL assortment Of all colors Just received
IL aid for saIe by
VIM. B. GERRING,
Nov. cd Main-st., bet. eth 4 7th.
WALL PAPER,
A I NEW YORK r0ST, for sale by
N WM. i. GERKING,
nos6d Main st., bet. 9th 4 Tth.
LIVERY SABLE,
On Flrst-al.. bcr. Main X johnson,
l0kSES, BuGGIES aud CARRIAGEsA
II Of the best class always ready for
hire. ~
horses boarded by the day or week, ct prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accommodated.
decld .yANoRSDAL.
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Mere New GoOds from the East.
gTyHlSiay received, lot Of fine Droadcloth,
J. Black Doeskirs, Fancy Gas simere 4, Rich Vel
vets &c, ELbIaI +. SMITH,
Tailor and Draper,
Dcel0d rs Main-st. bet. III an Sd.
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Ovesc0attL~gN AT Gostt
nNHE snbscrib VI sel the balance of his
l. ovsrcoatitgs at cost, until January 1st
Decl0l Il. r. SMITH,
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r.. r. kOMAx,
Alter ~ l. ~,
w ILL practice regular ~ In tbs District Court
w Of the United States ct Burlington, In the
District Court Of Lee County, snd In the Supreme
Court Of this State.
Office on Second-st.. 6rst door over the Banking
House Of W. Thompson Co.
novl6d6m
Keekuk 0raoeA 81 the Ggale n6ank
Oe1OW0.
guNHIS Bank II now open for the tYansactjon Of .
General Banking, Bxehangs snd Collection
business.
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
remittances win be made for those payable In this
city, on the day of ~ ymsnt ct the lowest susrsnt
exchange.
DIRECTORS.
Smith Hamill, samrF Miller, .
John q. Floyd, J. W. Clsghorn,
J.C. Ramsay. ]. n. Billings,.
c. Garber. b. +. Moody, J. NJ. Shelley.
6AN'LF. MILLxR, President.
J.W. McMiILEH, Cashier.
keokuk, Nov. 3, '66~d3m
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II a Ma W1HAI VA LELE1 4 SD AR.

q mp5sitions,Iap ! 4 !. Il

- Z y - r. III VI SNWEAEx0W9 E
Designed fef the DE of sCinfchFs, Ssneing
81 GssI Societies and Academies,
BY IA s.. HANEEN. e.ss3
Two reasons will chiefly account for the
great success Of this volume
First Ae 9Chafacter III the work IL I
.Fesentsa new AMI grestIy imhrovea skstan
0fnatation. Til ii much that III qi,strtae an,
difficult I'D stfik deiightful science Is sb SIM
piihfd that months are made eq,taf to wears
'iiHihe ct,rlimonl wssAof learning the prhctace
Of Musical Art, 4 fact sufficiently proven bv
he atiestaiions Or scores D ittaeheIs aiia per-
formers, who have ie4ted The system, ntffgiy
en- the wafk is great populafity and constant
ny increasing saie. 81 l
Second-The Quarry aad Styleof ihe Mu
sic. Many new pieces, destined ttpletse as
Tong Ms music lists, may be fOMnd Of its pa
gsea, and aiso nj hyofthe Old adj It'd Aniela-:
dies, haliowed from associated recollsetiSns df
ssfci i#fy sdeliglt, and fir more utie,IDe to
the heart Of he syorshiper than many ffednent
" substituted bfatilein.a ist
: The publishers may add, that the medhani-
cal exc eusini "a tie work Is superior alteelh5
~ f0tke mairritvaf Eastern Music B6okk and
the m &c mueifI1ower at s8
e#pils sent t9 Teachers. by ma II for 375 cis ]
For Ten Ddliarsa isrzen eoples will e semi
by mail, pie pam. III persons VI are nhable
find TIE Beok at the Bookstores id their
neighborhood.
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CASH, Il Z Nery sina Il atlsagte on cost p}itss
Nom isShssasaes for bargains! Look to gog
AVN iii :t:feSts. and give ittIii a call. lGoafl
aas.t q ids alldspFic s. as The meth.
ar make changes aef WY fftes ifssuIdo IiSt
lany. 8
+ They ia ye now tYii fai.is fiile st or excel
Hin, highland s,rantifnl reaus -i,;ide eiolliiGg
suitable 4ar Fali and Winter meat.1at M,
nrecedeists Ibw mi Is; Ire Dfess Goa d,
PAii s atA Vests Without niatber. sB aots 5, and
Shoes lists and Taps. Jkwslry Qrayats,
ssloyes, Iiaadkerck issts, Hn$isrs, &c. Also,
I'll fine arlis ieot chewing ToaaceoEa and . lot
|of kiHrnestfc and inipited ch gars, and mary
Eos her a,,ff: les ito tedttus tP-anentiQn. Re
III I 4 MAY 81 WE'LL.
4 cats Bald :Iig opp s te tie Courthouse,
= NTH. Charestop, Va.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
E(tLINToN and others, As
ny vs.. kdtss y 50
me Mount Carbon. Mining 60:

vi Il and 9tierS. II -{i \ ii E IL -
4 |Fby virtue Of aiL1ecrce Iof tie Circuit, Corti
fdrtFayette e ,unts, vtginia. datsi Noy. ~ d
1889, tile undersigned CdRaa,issiensIs vi sell
at,pnbiie auction At the Merchants, Excat1ee,
IN fhe o.ky Of Ci9itinaati, On Thursday, Fes,i
sdas59 Fat IL oseIick "a. Nj ait those en- 9
traits flland lying in Faye1fe County w.,
on The Eastern side OF Arasstrans's Geek,
tsorIvcyel Nv Cradles Montgomery " ik}a5 10
MiRlisni Es,twa ri Ayerst and Gerard Rslsts'rl
f4taxtsk.k, &c.59Raud 70 tile Mount carbon
EiI5iMst& nsr5 NJ by two Deed sldatea fespe i
tig4ly! ILL., 9Th day IL Daeelnbsf, 1853, and
Apta idln iS5 TIA I'D duly recoT. and more
ts5.ciatig SET f.fEh and iifscrkled ~ 4 Deed
af1rfust br Mortgage ffkail fsasat7 Ftfst p 10
aafs,on. aud. the Mount tsaIpeflA ialilg ls9Ias
aiany 10 lErancis 4Bena0ch and George all 81
ifischett. dated august i5kh 500 sna Gully
,xero Faed ,ItEe SAINT c5hpf ssd ABORT Y = thots
Ind acrts oflandl ftogefhAf wiiai the ap.urseat
<anses affects anipeTson8l pr perry u the said
MoHnt 0ars3s1 III ming Company. hciet fore.
b,la.sgiaa ,riis improvements co.'s SITS of 4
"a ,EI SaN&Miil arat Steam Ehginei n 9rnrlets
ytaer; and the isf's coaitaiR Coal 9f tile feS'
quality. having betn aiEdae.y sp, cess'uif,
worked Tbrakss esfs gllsNed " o'iei gu 81
tefient o9p-ffisiif u fgsysslhaeat ~ the sale
sEi,,t- 81 Ipslem 5lolyk- - - 81 If
III .,TERaaS 4sAisS prrssrissst Wy PIE Decree.
teYIlhoagaud slllhss in easll7ba Ian & s. egtt {
10 the IS tsiactioa of the iCvunnissionets a 81
an $500 S,sEsIls ss4; eS fzs
y js MES my RTHe Ri, Connissiorers.
fls A CALDER III Nile ys
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