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HANOVER COUNTY.

PETER W. WlNGFlELD is a
~ candidate for COMISSIONER OF THE
REVENUE for the upper district Of Hanover
county.
Election fourth Thursday in May lmh 26-tde*
Ia II u I, III u 1SUIi N,EY
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N0TIGE-T0 FARMERS AND MER;
GRoUNb PIAsrER.-We would cali your sl -
S Ss.t s5r fs the
chased with special reference TO the interest Of the
farmer and the trade generally.
From our long experiences in the buslness, and Civ
ing it our personal seeing that every bar
the Plaster thoroughly pulveriged--we hazard mo-
thing in saying that Il viii b 70 your interest to
give Us q cali. Farmers sending bags viii b fur
L. # oas dollar s:. per oP a
port & Co.. Jas: T. Butler, and other merchants,
N Orders left IN our box q Robins0n Rob-
s1sss "A! s <: Ss s':i s':s Ma
LAsER 80 soT 4 i EsrApL,sangNr
AT NO. - MAIN STR EET.
Returning our most sincere thanks Tor the liberal
PATRONAGE already bestowed ON ua. We bog leave To
announce to orr friends and the R9hilc SspsSally,
We S Essf fESsfF22ssIsRnEST I'D our
tAss sessos. and that 10 shall contnue 70 keep a.
PORTER, Xxx ALE and CIDER.
COGNTRY z, With lie srsssess dispatch. /"
We keep .e!se o.. hAnd : full supply Of LAGER
~. Nd X lsi.,:; e ~: !.
~ APvs q Md hon The shove isctosya Plat
~ s Sc:des & :..ss e s.,:sy. "a
= egenee t6s ths msnsf actnlers - prepared 10
s " ,;IRfe 81 sss s:. 49, "a ss., xaSs
| :, .s .,..'''' va Cd! e.
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TRAVELLERS Dfarrro..--

. ~AAv1SAnNs DIRECTORY
@lassksAhssJHs 5JFESsssyIe ssEI .Ssos
FSSs1 ~ fSTSSE SssSsas s Ss's sssI
s;S !sNySSkkpIssH dSs slsx sE ss sss
.as fRIbH i ss :. sMo No. sod "WEDNESDAY
fUksDS sl.i Tn 6 sspastYs' , .nS
A.; ~, and arrive in Richmonmdp % ssAA,TURDAY. AZ
the q H1HRorsH' received on he Ibo o.a,n US
BaeLlnsham G. H., s:h May, ,x al H. Wait"
"a gs SSS!SsS SSs15 SSJlltlfISS55
shs ssHs"a 81 ~ Ms Na'S9i sa1.
ETs vii Be issued BY this cc9 1eNp TRIP Tck
Superintendent . a. 4,sIL RUTH.
my 3-ts Richmond. May y s. Il 60;
&ka AR ksI;.RdA,S SHv%ILK1S6O.
zsl ,s,G is e. H T1, ss5
,.,vs NAIL k,t,a AMP fAssENGEK TRAIN
a., a. Tor Jnn,'c'op BuTkeyille jLyaohbafsed AZ
Nashville Grand Junction, Memphis aHesG; Atlanta,
ryi Mobile. Jackson. vicksburg aud NJ. Mwo9n.sone
Leave RICHMOND daily, Except sands,u.r ssan.
N. c. az ahd 'reensboro
Leave Danville daily. fexcen,
O'Clock A. M :, and Junction (I}urkevlii !
Nj t and l. rrIlse IN Richmond At Lilo n "io A.
ways with the South Side RaIrnas connect ,aict both
from the Southwest at the Junction, a n,hs 70 and
Richmond, Fredericksburg and po.om anu Ui,h the
trains: to and from the North NJ R,csNall road
~ Through Tickets sold. and ha ~cnm"nd.
thropsh :" the above named points also sa s ,s
A For Through Tickets South and so,,,,.
and Tor further information ami "a u. southwest,
once OF TIE Richmond and Danv,e Racket ,lIcket
~ For Through Tickets To Wa,h;,u
timore, Philadelphia and New YorS' ,n,l nal
ONCE OF the Company, in DanviIle '''pH al the
an 2l-tS Alley WUp,.,
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Virginia CENTkAi !.

@r,xuuusxu.r, ViK"iNiA I'm DAY
GRZNA Nj Al /. and PAssEN" IN
TRAIN will leave RIchmepd Daily q ess ~ II II.
ior GORDONSvILlE, GMARt0tr sSpRih,
sTAuNT00NSs 4 I'm "An'>
ann NH = aH An NM +. ApCOCK. Ticket Axen'.
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~ a. BODEKEK L CU., ApothecaTies and
~ Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
n general assortment of pure Drugs. Medi-
Putty, Dye Stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes Of
all kinds, Surgical Appliances. Burning FLUID, AL
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco. Cigars, Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of tue firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
niShefi.
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AO Il NnIIO n I'D IHNVVVH.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Sup't N. Il 7. K. X.


&e TO pAssENGERsI0ooU.
RANGEMENT.-iMP TO TRAVEL:
ERS.-THROUGH TICKETS AND THRotGA
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN RouTE-caf-
rying the great United States Mail. Twice dnlJ
Sunday nighte xce pted) between Richmond, Aei
andrla, Washington, Baltimore, Phladeiphia' Ne.
York, and all important points West, via Aeau.a
Creek and Washlnsto ton, over the Ricbmohn, rIeu.
ericksburg 4 Potomac Railroad, 10 the Potomse
river, Is miles, and by splendid and comlofam,sss
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and 7, 7. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special AEMu'
ChECKEDTHROU6H 20 Washington, faislmofo'
Phlade pha and New York.
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HATS AND CAPS.
n NEW WHOLESALE HAT HOUSE.
~ No. rs BALTIMORE STREET, BETWEEN
CHARLKS AID HANOVER,
BALTIMORE. MD.


n NEW WHOLESALE HAT HOUSE,
No. rs BALTIMORE STREET, BETWEEN
JANE s H. BE ii Is ii KY.
OF NORTH CAROLINA
Late with Geo. A. Wxrder L CO.,)
Would respectfully invite the attention Of country
sfRA iss'5 nssf sn :Gd
HATS. OF the latest styles. for the spring trade.
Having long experience IN business. and very SUI
DerlOr facilities IN obtaining our supplies from
manufacturers. we feel confident that We can oder
Inducements 70 country merchants in both quality
call and examine our stock when visit our city,
Orders promptly attended g. Hat. manufactured
n SOMETHING NEW.-I have thss day
received the new and beautiful Flora Templs
Driving Hat for 'oa1f pia = MIR ss,SS.s'
ru-TME GREATEST INVENTION or
a17f. = kfikkfffir ; WtIIsi|S q q.
n 6PRlN0 AMI sun NE(l q. lsS0. $40
ssd ssTfEAwf 1903 SS6bs. n VIZ, 3. A60ff !
co.'s. 81. Broad street. We ere aow sae1lsd 20
ds.ley l.Fsc ave r. sssrs g y ~
xesiet. Is a.as 81. "a exS "a -. =. rssss
eahoS nv aaa AeMlaAae seyl9e Te eonnsIy Mes.
ss..ss s.Is,: = S Sss III
= ~ dsssss4 ssylS 81 shale q ~ $500 -
q 5sssA sss kssSnsaA. VI.
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40 THE VOTERS OF THE

49, SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-Having
been applied to by many friends in this circuit to
JUDO ESHIP made vacant by the death OF Judse
JOHN B. CLOPToN, and replied to them by saying
what would do, adopt this mode of informing
them and the other voters of said circuit. if it be
their pleasure to elect me, will accept the once,
and DISCHARGE its duties the hest of my ability.
JNO. M. GREGORY.
Richmond. April 9th, 1860, an 23--dtde
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NEW CLOrHlNa STOCK. Thu
subscriber. e agent, will oysn eho9t Asy
b1 the No. s SoS y Nm ..s:
CLOTHING iis ;'' zsHt s, yu.r,su,.o GOODS,
which he u having manuf.c tured under hrs own
hps with h his ana
stock - Win meet the wants ard secure the pat
rOnage Of his friends.
and viii e made to produce Iii
necessary articles and in such style as will max
the stock unohectonab's W Sp% atsr. TtTpM.r
m,4.-dss Late " of f I; aSn1 I Null.
- cLorH'Na' ci 10 MAIN STREET.
M rhs HSS1 .s1: :es &
s;5 =, s;:si SSs
GOODS, suitable for sPRING and SU INNER wear
The business ~ w es c9ndqced undef the h name re
strict attention to business and the wants Of the
trade. hope to merit aid receive share OF puhilSs
patronage, which has been 40 literally bestowed
Mr.. VIM. GAsroN., formerly with us, in Peters
ss 1ss ss Of late S SAFER RiLs Hs "" do
A. s. IL s NAP i'F'sss' e. ssa''o M,
- FGRNIsHiNGH oUsE.-We would inform
~ the citizens and public generally, that we
W. have now IN store q large. varied ana COM
-@p ,ete assortment Of Gentemen's SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS. embracing all the latest sty les and novel
ties Of the season, which, in point of style, taste
and durability, cannot be surpassed, all of which
are manufactured by ourselves, expressly to suit
the tastes and wants of this market and which en-
abes us to sell at a much more reduced price than
any other house in the city. Also, large assert
ment ii BOYS CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand. We would remind the
young men and followers Of fashions, that we are
continually receiving sample cards of the latest
style goods, from which we can make to order. at
short notice, any thing to complete genteman's
wardrobe. 1913, ~ WALKER & CO, 1903,
ap3-ly Cor. Main and l4th, or Pearl sits.
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e. ~ s. =: y -: So , ss's' :
naat Ns. = &ss 5SvsA
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NJ Morbid Diseases Of the Stomach yield
more readily to tho magical touch Of BAKERS
Celebrated PREMIUM BlTTERS than
to any other remedy yet discovered BY the scien-
tito world. Their composition 10 no mere chance
discovery, but the result Of years Of study; aid
ton, they arc invaluable to every family-but o.
ReciAily % to every delicate female and Child
Ihousands Of eerti6cates have BEEN published OF
their great elacacy IN cases OF DyBpepsls, etc.,
which ere really aseOnishing.
-. For sale BY all DEuggists. apS-tS
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Dr. a. J.. 1efr6II, gOsepH beIMHIu,
J. w. Crenshaw, Benjamin WaltOns
James C. Gordon, NJ aior Ford,
X. b. Jones, .. 6. Brldsewater,
VIM E. Wade, Thos. nj. Montague,
S. Helistern, 3. 4. MOles,
Peter Lawson, Simon T. Fed,
]. s. b. Tinsley, Hudson 3: Ford,
X. A. Lancaster, Abner Hilliard,.
VIM. A. Barnett, Thomas NJ. Ladd,
James Gilman, Charles q. Paleske,
Peter s. Hughes, Henry NirOugh,
Robert u. Waitons Geo. Timberlake,
w, C.. TaliaferrO, H. f. EllysOn,
James H. NJ alOny, Richard Thomas,
+. A. Schwagerle, Daniel N. Melton.
Fendail Griffin, John Perkins,
f. Hattorf, Sherwin McRae,
VIM. Cuilingworth, ST., f. C.. Crump.
Up. Ford. ia SITS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fro BE CONTINUED
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s. CONNECTING with cars 10th waysJ !" No
Fridays, on arrival Of the steamer S,sr, w ana
House, for Matthews C. H.. by way of ,inucs',..es
Z. n, arriving at Matthe ws C. n same Sss y.
O'Clock, NJ. Returning. leaves Ma,,Ssr,." q,
H. at o'clock, A. NJ, MONDAYS and rhu,,a.C'
connecting with steamer for White HOUSE. '''''
freight Trains leave and arrive at RehmonA
Wednesdays ard SATURDAYS. 0"'hond
ia X3-ts THOS. II. SHARP, Superptsnssr,
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TO JOHN u. TAYLOR. ESQ.,
NJ DEAR SIR: AS the time is approaching
tor the voters If Henrico to select a suitable per-
son to fill the Office of SHERIFF. and being salts.
you are qualified to discharge the duties of the Of
hce, we, the subscribers. respectfully request you
to announce yourself candidate for the said Oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-12

n SOMETMlN0 NEW have the day
received the new and beautiful Flora Temple
Driving HAT, for yoans psn, p Mar \. "a street.
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IA Leeches! Leeches!! Leeches!:!-l
have just received. BY Adams' Express, a lot Of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES. the very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
P.S-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to- can be found ct all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer.
can Hotel, (entrance ON llth street, and at night
at the corner Of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap l0--O x. Y. RObSON.
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TOTHE VOTERS OF HENRICO
~A COUNTY, am a candidate for the of
fee of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
for the UPPER DISTRICT OF HENRICO CO.,
and respectfully solicit your sntrages at the cleo
elect me, pledge my self to discharge the duties
of the Office faithfully. Respectfully:
fo 7-tde* GEO. w. CARTIER.
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.
~ CO C0UNTY.-By the advice of my
friends, and in accordance with my own wishes,
SHERIFF OF HkNRICO COUNTY, and solicit
your suffrages at the State election in May next
As a guarantee for the faithful performance OF
the duties of the office. refer you to all who know
me for the manner in which those duties have been
performed during the past three years that have
acted as deputy for the present Sheriff.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
NH l-dt24my* GEO. D. PLEASANTS.
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TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
M No. al hereby announce myself can
dldate for reelection to the Office of CONSTA-
BILE for the above district, and respectfully solicit
your votes in May noxt
NH 8--tde* GEO. w. THOMAS.
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"a Baths, Baths. Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily. from o'clock A; NJ, until 10 P.
pooling and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel, entrance on 18th street. Single Bath cts:
five tlckAt& for 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u00D--We met one Of our friends yesterday On
Broadway. aud was astonished at the ehange in his
appearance. few weeks ago We Saw him, he
was pale, lean and objected; complainining Of
weakness and debility, having been so afflicted all
summer. Now be APP ears to bo fat, healthy and
strong. We learned that he oxe ed bis restoration
to health entirely TO MoLean's strengt hening
Cordial
Weadyi'e all who are complaining Of General
Debility to try IL; II is very pleasant remedy We
learn that there Large qnantet Of it sold daily
Il Morning Herald.
Sos advertisement, in another column.
Nov lie d5u
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The train boy, named VIM. ii. Hudson, on
the c., B. 4 q. X. X. vas detected and ar
rested on Monday morning last, while going
to Chicago. lie had for some time past been
in tbs habit Of sleeping on the mail bags,
and il IL now found that 10 made use OF his
opportunity. Letters containing valuable
property, drafts, notes and land warrants
were found in his truuks. The total amount
OF notes and drafts was <ll ,32l 3. Of
these the Chicago Tribune Of the 4th gives q
complete list. Several OF the drafts were
drawn by II, X. Love & Co., j. W. McMsl-
len, Cashier, and Geo. 6. Anderson 4 Co.,
of this CITY, Meek & Bros, Of Bonararss,
H.k. Steel Of Abba, and various Others, 10
due time all these drafts and letters wiz
reach their owners BY mail.
Hudson has bern committed for trial. lie
was detected by the baggage master, Who,
in passing shrsugh the ear where Hudson
was making his bed On the mail bags, saw
some letters or tho a2or. This excited sus
pision, and 10 short time the officers OF The
railroad took Hudson and found a number oil
letters On his person.
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Garyin, Bel Il Co., Cornsr Of Main and
4,n street, keokuk, Iewa, having determined
to close out their large and magnificen, stool
oil Ready Made Clothing, in the coming two
week., at a reduction from former prices,
Merchants and Clothing dealers would do
well II avail themselves mt once Of this rare
opportunity for bargains, rs it is net prooa-
Bic that chance Of this kind will often oc-
cur. CoxE oEF, coxg ALL, as No will posi-
lively close At the time specified.
dec3-daw2w
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No FEgs.-In the opinion delivered by
Judge Dillon, the Court not only decides that
there il no statute in force allowing fees to
county officers, but also intima.es that the
Code gives DO authority 70 the Board OF
County Supervisors to remedy the difficulty.
The repeal OF the statute providing for
the regulation OF fees Of county ofhcers orig
mated in an oversight Of the Legislature, and
that body.
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EXHIBITION.

Mr.. IL .DING's EL0cuTi0N CLASS will give
an exhibition at the Medical Coilegc on next
THURSDAY eyeaing. The Hon. JAS. Love, and
Ii. Craig. Esa NIL preside ~ Judges the O.
sion to award prizes 10 the pupils Tor the beat
reeitations. Mr.. Westcott has presented beau
tiful copy Of lem Moore'a Poems, Mr. Wilson y
copy Of KIRK White, DIR. Browneil copy OF
Thompson aud Gray's Poems, Mr. Bailey = beau
tssul p.cture in frame--alI Oh which, with hand
some work on Eiocution, viii be presented io'
award on the occasion, About Is Of Mr.. Baiding'
pupils will contend for the above prizss. The ex
ercises will be interpreted with vocal music se'
small bills. ldeead
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PREMIUMS AND REDUCTIONS /!
L.. xcOrT Il CO., OF NEW YORK
Continue to publish the following lead
ing British Periodicals, viz:

Tn pressnt critical state Of European Affairs will
render these publications GEusua ~ interesting
miad.e ground bst~een the hastily written news
items crude speculatioas, ard flying rumors Of the
aailY j. nrnais szi the pand rms Tome Of the tn
ture nistvria written after he living interest and
excitement If The great political events OF the
time III. II have passed away. II il to these Peri
cd ica Il tha. readers look for the only really
intsligitle and reliable history of current events
an a. such, in addition TO their we'll established
literary, scientific, and theological character, we
urge them upon the consideration Of the reading
pub c.
The receipt Ct Advnpce sheets from the
British Publishers gives additional value 10 these
Reprints, inasmueh as they can now be placed in
tn hands Of subs ibefs sb5u soon the origin
al editions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-06

An abstract Of the Presidents Message,
badly botched by the telegraph, arrived last
night. Only that part relating TO secession
il telegraphed. The Old Pub. Fnnc. 10 ia
trouble, and be thinks the country 10 in
trouble, bu. he don't know how TO remedy
matters. There is none Of the Ere and force
OF Gen. Jackson shown. On the contrary, j,
il a very weak, milk and water affair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-06

ELocUTIos.-Tb exhibition OF Mr.. Beld-
ing's Glass in Elocution comes off this even
ing at the Medical College, and will Of
course draw large crowd. Several hand
some prizes viii be contended for, and will
be awarded by the judges, who are Judge
Love and MIR. Craig.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-06

NO W IN st . n r:
100 Bags Bio Coffee,
20 iihds. New Orleans Sugars,
IS Bhls. Refined
so Bags Java Coffee,
$40 Kegs Nails,
100 Bis. Glass,
100 Kegs Soda,
$50 Iilf Chests Tea,
- Coils Rore,
Sd Dor. Buckets,
~ Doz. Tubs.
1000 tbs. Broom Irvine,
10 Bills. Lard Oil,
200 Bales Batting,
SD Bags Cotton Yarn,
100 Boxes Candles,
200 Boxes Soap,
$500 Bills kanawha SALT,
500 Bags g. A. do
500 Bids. Wrapping Paper,
100 Bags Shot,
225 Kegs Rifle and Blasting Powder.
800 fbs. Gloves.
800 Tbs. Cinnamon.
1000 lbs. Black Pepper,
500 lbs. Ailspice,
60 Bbis. Cement,
Bed Cords, Backing Brushes,
Matches, Well Buckets,
Letter Paper,
White Lead, Lipseed Oil,
Vinegar, CASTLE Soap,
Snltpetre, Ext. lockwood, &C., &c.
Nov. ID, lso0-iGwip
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90 M M r RCI AL.
fsnnks Thrswn Oui.

The notes Of the following Banks are thrown on
by the Bankers of this city. At the last datcs the
were bought in Chicago at SO cents. As the note
amply secured, no great shave should be submit
ted to. Indeed IL is possible that most Of them ma
be ourrentia thirty days;
Bank Ct Aurora, West Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, E4ualit
State Bank, Shawneetown,
Amer. Exchsnga Bank, Raleigh.
Corn Exchange Bank, Fanfeld, g
Bank Of Raleigh, Raleigh,
Bank If Common uealth, Robinson, III.
Southern Bank Illinois, BraysiAs.
GRANVILLE da do
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-06

- see d. y. Hump rey's adsersis inent Of
great sslss "a Dry oecd. .tliE Thursday morn
ing at l0o'ciock, 1T his sales room No. Estes
House. Also, to morrow morning al ~ o'elask, ut
store room Iexi door to j. NJ. Giings en- N.il-st,
between - aLd3d.
De46d
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LyIKE. LAKE. RIVER q MI LIiEtN
L SUkANGE promptly attended to at this Office
better and moro isnEAAITY be given NJ this
Agency than any ther in this city, and lesstOubie
after = loss.
Etna ms. Co., Of Hartford, Corn, $1,194, 100
Home Insurance Company, ~ heU Pork, I,4a7,s23
North Amert4aH In. CO., Hartford, Coma, $40 600
City Fire Insurance Co., " NeC Hauen, 40, k51
Phnnir Fire Insurance TO-, OF Nfw York, go, 600
Lsrillard Fhs Insurance Co., Ner York, 254 ,OOS
Connecticut Mufuoi In. Co., Hartford, 3,000,52s
Dk. j. w Bonn, Medical Examiner.
11H-A. w. GkIFFITn is authorized to rsceivs
applications for all above Companies.
,vU Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories
Household + Furniture and Dwellings insured at q:
low rates AZ ether companies who pay their losses
IL b. TEN-EYcK, Agent,
tfico corner "a and Matt sts., ksokuk, Iowa.
Nov. Z, dln
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FURNISHING GOODS,
48O Acres Missouri Land.

THIS land IL situated in Mares county 10 mi les
j west Of ST. Louis, near the line of the Pacific
Railroad and half mile from GssconAde river
hasa large growth ef valuable timber, Is Of good
soil, we'll adapted to wheat, corn or tahaeco-
1t will be sold very low for Cash, Mcrehandi sc
Stock, or exchanged for improved and in this VI
oinity, or Tor city property.
aeaA RRnW III.
Ksokak, Nov. IL, ld6o-dlm
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"a The sieighiDg was very good yesser-
dap, and the weather just right to enjoy il.
The bells we're jingling merrily, and those
who can afford the luxury must have had
their own fun.i
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EtAsi EINs.

Ladies', now liz your time, If you want hne set
Of Fars 20 to VOORHEES, where you vii! find the
largest assortment ever brought to this city; aso,
large lot Of Fur Gloves, &C. Call sson, 10 thsy
ar, selling fast. [d.cidl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-06
horticultural Meeting.

The reguisf l.enthis meeting Of the keoEak Hor'
tisaltural society viii b. held on thursday Dec
9th at III clock, In the City Council keosn.
citlzans generally are iyited'o attend.
J. IL. TENnnBIRY,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-06


rure Cough, Cotd HoaYses 50, T,sfn-
IsNSHZA snss, any Irritation or Sorsn, - ofths
rs Throat, RelicDs The HafkfEg Cough
IslNIyI1 al In Consumption, Bronchitis Ultima
and Gafaryh, Clear and fes
NLJH!N~ Strength 10 the Pofre If
PUBLIC SRE y EMS, AND
NINGENS.
Few IRE aware Of the Importance OF chec ding a
Cough or Common Cold" In Its frat stage; that
whiehin the b. CHING woud yield 10 mild REMEDY
II neglected soon attacks the Lungs, "Btemass
Bronthtat frochss, CONTAINING denu cent iugre-
dients, aliay Pulmonary anu bronchial irf tation.
BROWNS "Thas srgnole in my Ihrdat, tor
1KuCMEA wheh tn III eeats1 are i siecfo,@
having nfals me eftan wills ,erer -
N. r. WI LIS.
RNDvH's II recommend th.ir 70 Pun
THOfkfES Lie sPEAK.es.''
Rev l.. H. CHI PIN.
Have proved extremely service.
able for HoARsEsEss. =
Rev. II. WARD BEE TER.
HR y W NM - almost instant relief In the
IhOShE distressing labor Of breathing peca
liar to ASTHMA"
Rev. C. EGaLEsr ION.
nNOWns contain no Opium or anything
IHOChEA hat il Injurious"
DIR. A. A. HAYE,
Eiemisf. Ho ION
"a simple and pleasant eota tina
Ition for CvUGHs, DC,
HNoMN's Dr.G +. BIaEL9F,
EHOCHLS Hg&toa
@BensGcial 10 BKoscniris
Dr. J.F. w. LA g.
BROWNS b. I'm.
TKOCHEA III have provol them exec IL ut Tor
WHooPfSG IuU0H.''
Rev. III. VI. WARREE,
Boston
BROWNE Beneficial when compelled to
TKUGEaES sps nix suffering from ColD''
Rev. SD. 4. AhDkksaE
sc. Lonts
BROWNS "EFSEcrUAL in remevirg the
TKOCBEs hoarseness and Irritation If the
Throat, so common With SHAKERS
and SIkGghs.'
pfef Nj. STACY JOHNS y,
LaGrd8qe Ga.
BROWNS Teacher or Musia Son hern
IKOGHEA Female College.
"Grcat benefit when takefl after
preaching, as they preseht iloarse-
BH WN'A mess. From their past tf4ect,
TKOCHEA think that they will he oil peru anent
advantage 10 me-"
Rev T.. k0MLEI, A. NJ,
BROWNS Pres'i Athens Col &c,
TKOGHEA Ten sssee.
~ Sold by all Druggists i sssS
npv2o d5 w-6m I TWENTY-FIVE GEMS A BOX