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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
Valuable Real Estate For Sale In Liberty.

~ DESIRING 10 remove offer for sale. privately inat
Eia desirable RESIDENCE, known Chestnut liill
liberty The lot contains vs. Of land, having On II n
large and convenient Brick Dwelling House, with six rooms,
besides Offices the grounds adjacent and all the
buildings and convencnccs either entirely In
good repair
Also Tobacco Factory situaird on,enieni 10 the depot
and He with AMI improved Hydraulic Machinery,
and all he other fixtures necessary for conducting the Manu-
featuring business large scale There also the Fac
tor, loi u Box shop and Houses for the hands
deem II unnecessary 10 particular description
OF this property, persons wishing purchase Invited 10
examine for ihcmsrl,cs.
Should The above property not be disposed Of before the s
In, II October wi that day he offered at public
au' t,n, to the highest bidder, upon hbcrn credit.
- d3tawtds MICAJAH DAVIS.
ef- Richmond Wing cls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

RAIL-RoAD MEETING IN FRANKLIS-At meet
ing of the citizens Of Franklin county, held at the
CourtlIouse, on the 5th of September, 1859. on
motion Of George L. Dennis Esq, Capt. Peter
Saunders was called TO the chair and Henry +.
Carper appointed Secretary.
George Il. Dennis. Esq., in few remarks ex-
planned the object Of meeting to be to take into
consideration the propositoR to extend the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad from the city of Lynch
burg to some point in the State Of North Carolina,
and to ascertain if possible. whether the county of
/ nrklin would derive any material benefit from
said extension.
On motion Of Capt. Andrew s. Brooks. It was
Resoired That George e. Dennis, Henry E.
carper and William L. T. Hopkins be appointed
mmittee to communicate with William nj.
5urwc Esq., of tho county Of Bedford and Fran
els B. Deane Jr.. ESQ.,, Of the city Of Lynchhurs.
and request them to address the citizens of this
'.ounty at our next County Court upon said propo-
sition
On motion of Mr.. A. l.. Burwell, the proceed
!nss OF this meeting were ordered to be published
IN the Lynchburg Virgiuian and Republican with
request that the Bedford Sentinel and Democrat
copy.
The meeting then adjourned.
PETER SAUNDERS, ST., Chairman.
II. Z. CAREER, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

IT,. RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
reot New S Or: Carter will preach Mt the Fourth
o,n;. NJ n Church. GA tomorrow tSabbath)
''alng' at II o'clock.
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Trustees Sale Of Newspaper Property

ITuSttt'S SaN OF Newspaper fTOptTtys
pursuance of decd Of trust executed ~ me by Jacob
Echols, the 18th day Of November 1sos, sial
8h day ~ SEPTEMBER 1852 In the town Of Liberty Va
coed 10 -c public auction To he Highest bidder onenlf Of
the New Establishment known the edfod SenffHei
This paper has circulation OF eight mind hundred, (which
with little eyeriion could BIZ very largely ncasedD and
large advertising and ob patronage. II established In Au
gust 1850, und of business make II pay very hand
somcly.s
For further particulars reference be had 10 the Messr
Button, of the Pfrgiai"n, ~ the suh.erbe
JAS. y. JOHNSON, Trustee, Liberty, va.
j, D. CRENsHAw. AuctioneeF. NJ d2aw l3tsept
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

FREIGHT rRADE.-Thers were received at the
depot of the Va & Tenu. r. r., on 5th September.
Il loaded cars, consisting If 636 bushels Of Wheat;
2o6 barrels Of Flour; 10000 pounds Of Miscella-
neous. There were Is loaded cars se.t West the
same day. s.s.ss t.,....s-5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

PLUG-UGLYIsN IN LYNcHBuRG.-Williiam Nigh
ton, an enterprising individual, who has recently
removed to this city for purpose Of conducting
grocery in the classic region known Buxzurd
alleges that on the night Of Thursday last, hlst
engaged in withdrawing and otherwise cleansing
his premises, his house was entered by several
persons, who, without provocatiou on his part,
very commenced abnsing him. One of the
gang finally knocked him down. and ON his ris-
ing, the crowd drave him of the lot. threatening
worse treatment II he did not ut once accede, to
their demands. On returning to his house n. late
hour of the night, the unfortunate merchant dis
covered that his entire stock in trade consisting of
watermelsns, matches. candles, &c., had been
ried Of by the marauiers. A man who was in the
neighoorl,ood at the time. testified that he went
into the house IN hearing the disturbance; was at
once "trippe,i up and while down had his hand
kerchief stolen. Concluding TINT things looking
rather squaiiy. he very discreetly beat hasty
treat The only person recognized by the witness
es MS being in the gang. were Richard Banton.
Patrick Mnriarty and Sterling Phelps. The two
first were arrested and tried before the Mayor yes
terday They were each buund over in the sum
of $3.50 to keep the peace for twelve months, and
required to give secary in the same sum to appear
before the next grand jury to answor an indict-
ment. In default of security they were cent to
jail Phelps has mot yet been arrested, but tie
officers are on the lookout for. and will doubtless
soon overhaul him, when he will receive the same
sort Of treatment melted out to his associates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
EXECUTORS SALE OF
v aiuabIe Farm and Butlaling Lots.

Valuable Farm and Butltling Lots.
ses ON FRIDAY. 18th Of SEPT EMBEI,, will sell nj pub.
WV lie auction the of the late Christopher Wffee
-siih about 10 ACHES LAMB II is situated mile from
~ ncburg the Campbell Courthouse Turnpike. There Ia
The place connrtale and pleasant Dwelling House,
periu Well Of wafer large Tobacco Factory mud all the
essirS Ouihouse. considerable portion IL the land Is tim
beret The tae Is well wnorcd, and viii make excellent
Da, Garden Farm, pleasant Country icsdcnco. The
land has good soil an II susceptible Of high de-
gree Of Improvement Persons Wishing 10 look nj VII please
ca On the subscriber. TaH
AT same time, win sell 20 BUILDING LOTS, within
half mile Of The corporation line Of Lyaehburg adjoining the
lands of Henry Davis Esq., and the residence IF Capt
MeCorkc These lots eligible the city, and Of them
have commanding and beautiful sliuat,nA
TEKSsCreds Of IL and Is months will he given. Bonds
with approved security required and the title retained until
payments made. q. v WINFREE,
aug 30iStaw tidsept Executor OF 4. Wnfree, deed.
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c1,vTs. GOODS FOR SPRING. 1853.

rT1 ENFN re respectfully invited TO call and examine
DE iasess styles Of FANCY OAssIMEREs NEsfiEG Gs
~ Sxa M FIJRNIeHING GOODS. All In want OF reaiy
w as ~ S.te styies and up to their measure can De
s xiso The very best Black Doe Skins Drnb &c Lnen'
low price Casimeres for boys Military ooonS 1a PAGE
DC, &c. m.
A..r
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~. nooIs mi Yictor,s BOOB Store.

SsTUyHE BERTRAMS"-by Anthony is .hr of .sNaola,ep
"RoxANcE AND ITS hERo"-by Au'"'' VI
Stafford; ,,, 81 I. Hon pre.cott-:
Slow NE LITTLE, LOVE ME- LoNG'-by 'e''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

iSsPRcrross or ToBAcco IN VIRGINIA.
II october, 1881, ", 1st September. 1858. and
"m list October, 1858, To lst SepLember, 1859:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

s..,.s: !! ! & Ass,s.r;s- We 49,.

sr.rous j. fIsoap lAteSbssr,-we issFS Nat
A, he ~ kSA d The N'& Team. Rtk9 90
ing wa.l. dsStssday.s We .s.cendiag he hoy
grsde near The Ehsssville Depot Tie boiler q ths
an sins exploded. ssserslysif aes Oily in5ufiaa
the enxiaesr Willisn EIliAston, N 1fsnArs
whose name re did not lsAsp Is. 3
TIE ', Inst n dss
.bis bsinx sks Sfap Shs Ssd Syss made On he
rosdsi Va IRE = passsss,oH u DO farther partic.
lafs. 9 ssssss -. ass--s s-'' g seset S '
Oar aSkaowisdk tmsnts 20 doe % Messrs. J. H.
Cutter Co. usnsfastaseu Of ssd bourbon whis-
same. neStiy put np ID bJttlss. .'Old Bourbon"
when 1t Is good. is The lset whiskey" Ia the world
and that the srticie sent rs yesterday, was gsa-
une and frstsats. ths sonmitee who RED IL n yur
Office anani,noasly decided. This splendid old
Whiskey is for sale b. Messra Tanner . As a
Dasss AND Ra.aios One Of the grestcst hisso-
ria6s has said ''dress IL chars teristio ~ manners
and manners are tho. miner Of idsss. FASHION,
we all admit ia tyrant, and ws are Pie.sea 70 see
that many Of our good peapie sSs tkn"f'ng .ne ca
travagant Jade and Ind auns - ,ssr;". sn aS
coat q, wsii worn kak hui thefe are others who
arc not "a u ne mandates Of the hckle
;.Sa and Il e Tar them ~ write. A hat IL the
syr,bol and ch1rActeristie II it. wcarer. II Is q
sign and token II his avecation, habits and opn-
iopa--she ersatarss Of ph.niasy, Minery.-lke, II
travasance. pride, iniced any srulins passion
may Be detected by its forss .s& fashion. II q
man DO whimsical, grotesqgs o. venially Asx
ible in hls taste. this & the never falling
test TO ascertain the TACT, and NC desire to
remind all Of thnse different iudividuals. that IL
they want hat 10 suit them. they have only
to consult the columns Of the Virginian. and find
,kx--l,, apAf daafara In, aaAif anlv than
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

as Sewing Machines. IS ea4
ADIE8 wising Machine do eERvAngS 0osasu CIorn,
~ A. We'll 4. yrTs ows ySs wcsE would g vel 70 exam
80, $50 and 4sa The pIloying ceriinatA nom well
knowa Tailor ig this ceur who only sd sbcnt % mnnss
Instruction on this Machine: p.~tss sf 1880
- LsEsvlIiR Campbell county Va, June fsth, I6e
Mn wv l. PAdx II we'll pleased with Baxtholf's Sow
Ing Machine and would exchange for IhnyG seo
find no daeiy N operating With es any siad &c eloth
pair Of Tow Linen pants 0r kAvs
and operated sx seven dsrs khds Of sswinn
Machines but Baoifs and singers The only MachineS
that would recommend pcrson 70 buy They tho sny
Machines that Thio1s Stitch. Il coaAidef barshotfs
10 understand and mot likely 70 GET egkpt ndy Almosl
thai has Baho Qperde, aad Singers
that worked hast year give Barhelf,s
Respectfully your, &c., CAROLUb q. T&kREs
P.S. find difficulty getting my wiis 70
hofs Machine They that something ought 70 be
done for the a invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
Ne and Lock Stitch. Uune f6dins1 C. O. T.
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T A u q ZION.
WYE shall sal, Wednesday 18th Inst, Al Warehouse,
w the nasin commencing Al 10, NJ, OF immediately AZ
Mess Dnnop Moncure Co.'S sale Of sugar, e balance
Of the Winfrcds eargo, consisting of
YhDs bags Rio Cofee
pme quality, aud IN double hagA imported by We dircct
from Rio dc Janco aud ioeted expressly fr this Market
ALSO,
sa1 bags LAguyra oonee strictly psine.
TERMsunder Hoo cash; tlD0 months crcdi for
approved paper. CRENsHAW b CO.
scnI6 IliIlsrn AlcilonnerA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

Fruit JWrA. FRUIT J0r0.
TINIE ubscrs hand and for SALE the largest
Il stock Of FRUIT JARS In this market md Of he
most approved patterns such Arhurs seifScnlHg dar
made q ssrhenwsrs and glass Beanes Yellow Ware Jars
Iynns Glass and Tin Jars A. Stone Co.'S Glass Jas
tops; Keesee PARIS Stone Ware Jsraof which given
up be the best In use and which win be sold cheap
will be attended to promptly and the goods packed securely
Full directions accompany The Jars .. - ~ "a
ang 70 dts fes Main Street, LynckburE Va
oCKETswith ons two and ioar saassa d III quaies
aos Vida - j. WILLIAMS q SON. So Main Street
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Richmond Live stock Market.
HAVING procured the services OF T. H. Crockett for the
purpose selling Live Stock In the Richmond market
who Luther T. Irvine will be In that market the Isl day
September prepared to give their undivided attention
business entrusted them and feel confident from their
long experience be able TO give entire satisfaction We
JOHN CR0UsE,
aug eff ..Il..t... l. 8. IRVINE.
Paints and Oils.
TUST to hand aarge lot Of Waite Zinc In on Lfseed on;
- Taterine Copdt Tdratsh, &c. c for sale cheap ia
cash buyers faug 8dts] J. II. THOMPSON. Druggist
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:, ,Arr !. b: q "a s ss e, VI yt q.
ssai'sc 1ss;s csss "a Wv. sss w i MI -
eaaoushle tsrms by hSg i.tf D q E(D E0C
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

MOULD you obtain beautiful Portrnit2 Call at BLISS
w Photographic Gallery next door 10 the Virginia bank
Main Street Iynchburg Va. may 11-dts
(SLAgET-A superb article Of Me.oc st. Julien, imported
~ In bottles Just received and for sale cheap by
GONTHIER Il PLATZER,
mo 0edts Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-03

9ssffaT DAILY GASn CrsY OFFICE,
e MI Ksokuk. August 18th.
RLoUR-supsrhne, - %; Epfing wheat, sx'
tra. - Is, Fall wheat, extra, - 50.
Il IRAN AND SH0n1u.eo % % Per Iss. 5lE
cORH-ss 70 SDa1n EAy sails.
BARLEY H1y1 All, esa7sc.
wHEA1 ~ Fall 7osssl
Spring o11o
oATD--oS, MI.
RYE-l0c 10 -; littis soming In.
POTATO1S--0c b TIA load retail soc bush.
aROCkRIES-Nsv Orleans Sugar. fair sasS,
prime sIao. clarified s4aloa, crushed and loaf II
- III. Aolasses-P Plantation ~ to 40, 8. H.4s
70 -, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. coGss--Rio II
TO III. Java 1sto 1oc. Laguyra, 133 to IL. Rice,
|0c.
boAP-Paim Sic, Family SIC.
CANDLES-Star Is to ~, Stsarins Is. Mould
lzis summer pressed, Is sn s%
LARD-lo to II retail LIE.
BUTTER-choice II 70 Is; retail 70, scarce.
,HIDES-Dry ID; gresn, ~; green shssp psls
IL to 25c; green hog skins -.
HAY-Prairie ~ 70 o.; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, @5aa$e; BAlsd do. to3 y tl01; RstsiL 4l3
SkkDS.--Hangafian Grass, none in mAskst /.
Timothy, 81 20 to 80; Flax Seed, s5ss5.
BUNDRIES-Onions, 80 to So; Eggs, u ];
Feathers, SOC to 35c; White Beans, 80 tells.
FRUIT-0rsss apples, choice, - % 10 - 8
PER Dbl. Dried apples % TO - per sssh. Dried
peaches, - - 70 - -. Raisins, - 90 to : 50.
CHEESE-w. X. 10 to II Denmark to 10.
PKOvISIONE-HAms ~; Shoulders n clear
sides 70 u.
BEKY-lia1ae gross; b to Sc per quarter.
SHEEP-el Is 70 - - > hssd.
HO6S.-Drsssed, - % 10 90.
sALT-G. A., 81 80 to u - PER sack Kaaa-
vha, 1ooa2lo pss Dbl. Liverpool, $12b per sack.
Lake - ooa2 Is p Dbl.
fISH--AsckersI, No. $40 70 $1l . Dbl; No.
3$isto4i No. $I1totl3. white, No. I Is -
10 1s - ~ half Dbl. Cod Fish Ste - b.
ExcuAHsE.-on New York for currency pr
ssnt.; forgoh Per cent. 6t.Lonis per cent.
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We havs for sale quantity Of WADE's Colon
sDIsxs. which are justly oonsidsrsd the bsst In
market. There srs among them all shadss Of Red,
Hue, yellow and Brown. A,ad Of all priess, from
rs cents mp to t32p per b. Also White Ink, Gold
6iss and varnisA, and nearly al grades Of Black
Ink, OF the same manufact ure.
We have, besides, q quantity of Mathers Rack
Inks, still undisposed of than which there none
better in market.
All Of which We win sell manufacturers' pri-
ess, for oaah.
Mathors Inks.
A lew lot, in -, IS and - ID. kegs, snd a va
ETY. Of C0lored Inks, just ,eived at this Ofhcs.
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- Facts j. Yg1tistEy.
Dr. l.. q. INGERsOa.L, Hontast.
Desires 70 sall the special sttsntion 81 tAss, wAs
wish y pseserve their Teeth 70 The follovlng
IF AC T 81,
!. TIE skill Of the Deatist sssn in hi sssssss
n pF''s,sinE the na.aral ors.as. -, =.
IL. Teeth Adscsed with deday ssssf b attended
Nv. Timely ana skilful filling with purs gold
y . csrfsi1 resssdy for decay. s-g#s6&E-
". 1t II . serious aeGlsct TO visit for toot1~oehe
70 drive the su1erer 70 Dentist. fa
VI. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
tho agency Of decay. E
the fass Z, stomAcA and lungs, from no other causs
than Bad Teeth.
VIII. Baa Teeth d,.Ag.rs the sountsn.ne.. In.
feet The breath, dsrangs tho stomach, impair
health, distract tn nerves, andwE with god na-
DIR. IN0HR6OLL
Performs al oprstions On the Teeth and Gums,
corrscts irrexulafitiss 81 the Teeth, inserts
ARTIHICIA ETH
Of the Best Style and Finish,
Putsin ArtihciAl Psaaass and 0htssasor for cleft
Believing thai the best operations In Dentistry
tho safest, and therefore the cheapest and most
satsfnstory both 70 the operator and patient, DR..
l. DOES Dot ofsr any particular Inducements In the
line 4 .OzsAr Dsslssss, = prsfsrrisg The patron
age Of tAoss who prefer the best sprsisoss, andsan
apprssiats ths nsosssAEy care and skill n pro-
aacing than.
An sxamination Of spssinsns both Of Asftaessi
TsssA and q very bAastifsl 6llings Of cysfsi Geld
- Prices for fan sst 81 Tssth, from 80 to
el1t. AxAninAtion Of ths Teeth without charge.
DsxrAL RooMs-Cornsr II 1hird And Main sts.,
svsr kiz, Hale Z Cos Bank, Ksokak, lows
kAkHnnAn IS
M ". n lCKs, M. D.. surVeon
Nxs Dentist. Once on 6Scond-6t., ~
between Main and johnson streets, Kso
kuk, Iowa. U
DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card TO The public,
Work, which il peculiarly adapted 70 aat. rsgu-
lar, and otherwise dimcuIt jaws. This improve
ment has been tested three years and has snstAned
Its early promise Of flling real want IN piste
prominent citizens, who give 1t ii hearty approval,
and 70 whom be IL permitted to refsr those inter-
ssted.
DR.. II. is also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, Block" work, and ordinary s0old Plate"
work, for which he has superior stock Of mate
rial. He II prepared TO ill teeth with Gold Foil,
Adhesive Cold" and "Chrystal Gold J" In the most
thorough aud durable manner.
In view Of the stringsncy In money matters
some aliusion to PRICES may not Be Improper
While, the hand, DR.. II. believes lit he the
better policy, wsll n the honcstsr course, not
to work at al than 70 work 1t prces that will ne
csssitAts inferior work on the other hand he II
willing to conform In his charges to the lower
standard Of rem unsrasion that other occupations
have suffered.
with Aftsen years experience, . thorough Ssvo-
tion TO his profession. and earnest desire to
please, he is dessrminsd 20 merit and hopes to re-
tofore enjoyed.
Julyll-dAw
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TEx-President Pierce and wife rstarned
from Europe on the steamship America.


NHHHVotO&S 80 0sstIoBW UOUUUe8
SEPT. Al Y.H
Mrs Sturgss, Sturgss, Chicago; ] Aaslsan
ard iady, Miss Aaslsan, d 4 Cleveland md lady,
81 Louis; : 81 Goodrich, Milwaukee; Capt Dodge.
ctr Ksokuk; L II Cotton, N X; s ChambsrlAia,
Cleveland; J G Osgood, Trey, n y; Mrs Wslsss,
Galesburs; Hcyt, N r; @ Wright lady,
WARSAW, G weltoa lady, N \; s Ferssh n r; "
Munroe, lows; Kelly. Chicago N Stephens,
Dss Moines; NJ Mslien ! lady, Miss Mslisn. NJ r.
Barney. St Loais; " Toombs lady, lows; B
Marsh, jr, Warsav; Mrs Billings, lows; Mrs Lea
man, St Louis; 7 Maple, lows.
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g nnn LDs. sAI4 SODA for sals vary
N,VVO low. 10 close 1t ont, by As..s
jyM KELLOGG BIR0E.
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NoTIcE.-ferwilliger, At aaes' Gallery, No. 50
Nain-st-. has taken : picture 81 every dwelling
AoasO, stor sbsp sAd srreetin the city, uhisA hs
nov has for sale y The proprstors Or those wish
ing views Of the city. Gail in and soc them. Prioss
from 30 cents to 81. A -8S{a4 e4
ags0d6t y. b. TKRWILLIGER, Artist.
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levU md AGue patients are generally ruinous 70
the syaem, inssead Of curative and Strengthening;
yet the nostruns devised BY ssif-sa@sisnt old NO.
nm, ase Aot naeh better. Bonsthiag u needed
which shall be the product Of profound skill In tbs
hsang art, yet beyond the Ordissry reutiss Of the
profession. This desiderssum u supplied by the
distinguished DR.. J. Hostetter whose Bitters take
rank Aneng the most powerful medicines ever DE-
vissd. liz effects are speedy and certain. Even
the most settled cases Of the disease yield 10 the
tonic properties al thsss Hittsn.
Far sale BY Drnggists and dealers generally,
.sverywhers.
sod BY r. eIssoss, A. J. WILKINSON, BAErLsrr
KAYE Co., and J. BRADxs.
Aug. 80, '59-dkw
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Fall Style Of Gents Hats
At THE GATE CITY FASHIONABLE Hl@ SI0RE.
- I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FALL -
STYLE or SILK, CASsAAER 4 SOFT
ments in New York. invite my old sustouess
and ctissas generally to sAil and examins them ct
my rooms, Ne. - maan-ss., near 49,.
Aug. =, 's-dln 81. WORRIES.
Keokuk Nursery.
I'm and after the 18th Of September, viii have
~ on hand, for sajs, : lot Of choice
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Small Fruits and Shrubhcry adapted 10 this cli-
mate and the wants Of the people especially
Aoughton' = Seeding 0oosebsrrJ, red and white
currant, RsspbrrTiss. Strawberry plants and
6raPe roots. Time for traasplAnting, from Sep
Orders nay b left >. No Estes House, Main
street. = WIN. BARNES.
Ksokuk, Aug. =. '50-dAwsm
FLOUR. FLOUR.
CIry MILLS ~IoUE 1cE..
~ Magnolia Mills,
Gate City Mills,
and other brands Of Flour for SALE, Wholesale AID
Retail, ct ossArLx aspUcnD PRICES. Rnquirs @
the 44City NILS" orAt
W. u. AUSTIN CO.'S,
aug23 lis MAin-st.
EEEDs FEED!!
b SHORTS, -
"ClTY MILLS"
aug1S No. 81 LsveA-
HlaMEsT MAkKET PhlCE.
I'm CASH, PAID FOR
wheat,
Gers,
Rye.
Cats,
And All other Grain and csunsry Produce, 5,
W. u. AUSTIN CO.,
aug13 Ills Main-st.
EEnRlAGE FREEII
IN All full los1s Of WAsst and Rye brought to
W. u. AUSTIN ! CO.,
suS@o seaea Ills Main-st.
1 BACON SHOULDERS,
sUGAR-CURED HAMS,
W. Ii. AUSTIN CO.,
ang11 - lis Main-st.
new SAFE r ON SALE Leu
~ Burglar Proof SAFES IT, sale how and q
v. \. AUSTIN co..
AoR0 s4a6A e&a lis MAin-st.
SHOULD EM8,
A Wholesale and ketAil, by
Aa6H u n4e n ~ Msis-st
1UE ~ M8KNAN1A0.
~ MOTHER l0t Of those desirable small IN.
a brelias for Ladies, just rse1ived b
taxa ssaN 81 z. D. POSTER,
= ~ nd A@e AasA # 8@ 6UcondAst,
IN SIS summer pre1sed Candles, good Ar
~ tisie, for sale BY
-.stysze-A KELLOGG : BIHGI.
v,,,~ s.6e@ 1E0ON4. 2s5 agAa n
Ii hEoH aAd nav, Tor sale by the bsx or dasvn q
the grocery sters az s.t
....sa ss-sssg KELLOGG ! BIRGH, u
aa8I3 90 AAin-st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOTTLED ALE.

P. GIBBONS, Aain-st. nsar 7th, keeps for sale
Woods sslsbrated PittAburgh Ale, in bottles. and
has constantly on hand full supply Of Blsskh sr-
Pum lnPoArxD BrAndies, Wines, RUNS, Gins and
whisky for Medicinal and other purposes.
aug1Odzm
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/, D9. kMLIH'S"Elsstxie 0u'' cures Deafness.
Ds. R4ITa'S "Elsetris Oil" cures Paralysis.
Ds. SMITHS aKlscsrie DIR, cures RheumAtism.
On. SMITH . Electric oil'' cares Asthma.
On. 6AITH'S Electric OIL oaEss Hsad.shs.
d. SMITHS sElsstrie Oir' cures Pills.
amHIoA f&E
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Homo WanieA.

n onse WanlcA.
Wanted, small comfortable house, with garden.
10, for small family, consulting u thrss per-
sons. Address BOX 790, r. q. "
augnd sa.ses
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Fer 1eDa.--The large room over the store
81 Main u. The room Is = fest vide BY 40 fee,
In depth, and y in perfect order. AppH,to
". B. GHKRlHa, i
fgssn e ss4t#s 4as a Main Street