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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

0vru o. fHs VIVA. August 81, ise1
Rnsron moor AND aHnE MARKrr Ann, ~


There Improvement notice Shoe market
since last Toe number OF buyers Is
many Of thea having purchased Their goods
The q fair scarcely
alton class Of baye arriving Who
purchase snail bils with iar pres Of good demand
weeks be that the busnes
f. not only short OF expectation but also short last
Desirable and selling fair prices
all other kinds there |, scarcely any profit
Manufacturers buying stock except 10 I'll ORDERS and
business with EN-, In consequence continues lsh The Lynn
manufacturers have sold their goods pretty close ard decline
taking ode for future delivery uns. they get far proh
Most OF the other also consnng themselves
orders and une the de land improves the production Of goods
for some months wi be light The Leather markets ha
been very ds during the WEEK. aad prices Of both Upper and
Sole have ruled In Of although marked
taken place Hides are M quite unsettled Buyers I'm sntpa
ton OF ower prices holding and Purchasing only for
mediate wants
expo San this port the past week The
quantity cleared at tbs Custom Houie has follows:
1850. 1850
For the week, cafe,, ......... 7,4gt 100bT
eince January j, ........... 1881 166.l9S
Toti, l23OOs 166565
Showing falling OF Of 4 bI compared with year
The nifty forwarded by railroad learn from the Shoe
and Ledther Reporter, was:
Week end nS August "a cases, .......... o Ise9
Total by Railroad, ... SOssIs
Sam tine 1871 Observation-Disclosures. 3o3 I8
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MAPLEwOOD
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
~ PITTsPIELD, MASS,

I'M location Of unsurpassed beauty and sanbry sx hours
from York. with grounds snd buildings that rival those OF
best colleges Gymnasium The finest In New ENGLAND, -
with corps ofable Professors and ample facilities for
illustration Its Thirtynntn semAnnusl Session
OCTOBER 4ih.
The Institution has always enjoyed very considerable eouth
and Western patronage.
For further information address Rev O. SPEAR Principal
or Rev joins TODD d., President Board Of Trustees.
nal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

NEEssRs KNOWLES w1LFoRn AGEsTs ALLOW US 20 add
l testimony 10 the safety Of Herng Patent Fire Proof
SAFES morning of the 9Th in which FAC1 o.
FOUNDRY With contents total loss thanSs TO
Hern good as new, although the
safe was sub ectto red heat
LowHEs COOK.
SOO0 offered by Herring Co.. for proof that the contents Of
any one Herng Patent Safes have been oatn accident
KNOWLES 4 wALF0RD, Agents.
100 Main street.
aul0 Rehmoed, Va.
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DIRECT TRADE.

ENUUUKAGE HUME IMPUKTAITUN'
WE Just received direct from the manufacturer In Eng
w land Importation large assortment ofJapan-
Block Tin Steak. etev and Oyster Dishes Dish
Covers IA superior arce which In confidence
commend 20 our cusomers generally Gall
and examine at the China House Furnishing Store OF
THOMAS BULKLEY co,
Fagl Qouare
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22
THE NEW YORK SEWING MACHINE DECISION.

CooPKRsrowS, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE decision in the
sewing machine cases. teegaphed yesterday, Affects on
" the Southern judicial district of this State and in
wise affects Sloas sewing machine. The recent appellate
decision in Washington, in favor of Aken's Fehaus-
ems patent covers all the sewing machine feeds in
use Washington States and Uaion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

We learn from the vicksburg Hzig that : vote was
taken on the train which carried Hon w. L. YAney in
20 Memphis, and resulted a. follows Bell 60; Dpvglas
-; Brsckinridge Is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22


From ne Family Pictorial, New YorE, August $50.
THE ART sAvNG-Benjan Frsnkn In his writings tells Us
that PSor Richard declared Tan Of prevention worth
pound Of cure" the DEAR good old right He,
Richard would insist mending everyt Ing soon as
snd thereby saved much Irouble ard less from en-
iar0emeat Of injury One day. witty said 10
Quaker for his adherence the principles Of
"Poor Rchsrd,"
you always for nening and patching aud ye, spite Of
your doctrine stitch in lime nine IN lay
thing pretty that hole will thrice long as
patch"
"Even coed dame. replied the Quaker but garments
patches will n ice as long with rents holes
would Poor Richard BeniaGln Franklin have said II
Spadings Prepared Glue had been in existence dur ng their
Nmes cer9y tae greatest ecoROsr introduced 10
tAe pebble aud tendcy mates reliable method
Of s1ring you have broken loo! Ing beseai table,
chair basket moulding any article Of ornament or Of
ne glue adhsr. to at ALL this preparation will
Join firmly forever contained In neat lille
bottles from SMELL dtodys resdy for immediate
Am ong thousands OF fsme, who take the Pictorial there
single who this moment atand In need Of
otte OF SPaIdino's Prepared Glue. auis-dkviw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22
rho Rr.clinridgs Rout in rsIssour

Five Douglas Democrats are elected to Congress- one
Bell man. and for Lincoln. The Breckenridge Disun-
ionists have not chosen member.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22
FISHER 4 WINSTON.

DIR. McCIintock,s Cold and Cough Mixture.-
The Of bad cold cough the
Slight affections they de ms o. the OF respraop
the to consumption bronchitis death Arrest IN m
do In all tn command ng vegetable spe
chc Aoher prescriptions sometimes fat hnerer Price 70
cents Sod by TIsHEK WINSTON
mis- Tim,
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TO CULVRRT BUILDERS.
OFFICE or The CITY ENGINEER,

OFFICE or The CITY ENGINEER,
AUGusr nth. 1860. I
DROPOsALS will be received this ONCE until ~ O'Clock,
NJ Thursday the 23d instant for building the follow
log culver
Granite Calvert commencing at the present cuyert at Main
and Madison and extending Main street 10 Monroe
Monroe to the North line Of Broad street
Brick culvert ncng ut the Intersection Of Marshall
aud 4h eat nd thence 4h and
ing with the present cuvert at 4th and Leigh Streets
Rick Culyet 9Th street commencing at point about
1876 feet North Of lie street and extending thence Sixth
street 10 the stact In the gully.
small Brick Uulvert 10th street. extending from the eu
Main point about 80 south OF Bank
Films specific OF the above work be and
blank OF proposals obtained Application at this ONCE.
By order Of the Comm sioners Of Streets ally.
aus-td W. GILL, City Engineer
NOTICE.-I hereby forewarn all persons from The accept
~ assignment OF the folio wing bons Of the James
and KanaSha Company wtich issued to for the
hire OF hands for the 9 viz One for NE hire Of
$40 and the other for the hire OF Joshua at $50 81 and lost
By the city Rchmondin the month Of February last
auls-6t sAMUEL @. srAPLEs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

Prom State Of Maine 70 Baton Rouge,
All know BErASs yEzsUuaE;
Tsseless hsi mleIs death 10 worms
or al sfes, kinds, and forms;
Mother. feel, indeed, secure,
With this painless, peerless cure.
Pat up In bottlss-price rs cents. Sold BY
FISHER 4 WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22
MIC LoIaI EIr. Yancey.

The man who says am disloyal to the South or to
the Uuion, that man. say, lies in his teeth, and will
tell him sO.'- YaReey.
"If Mr. Yancey avs he is loyal to the Union he IN
doubtedy lies not exactly 10 bis teeth perhaps but in
his tongue in his mouth in his throat in his lungs his
heart. Louisville Journal.
There evidently exists trihing difference of opinion
between Prentice and the eloquent and fiery Ala
bamian. Perhaps the following letter, the authenticity
of which is not denied throw some light the mat
ter:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

DIR. McCllntock,s Pectoral Syrup. In the name Of
ia is-cOnd In celebrity member the profession
In Anerca ask all who have the symptoms Of consumption
bronchitis other dangerous pamonary complaint TO
remedy Life balance. Tie hrst dose will
relieve. Phces ST. soldby -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22
THE OxYGRNATED BIITRRs.


THE OxYGENATED BIITRRs.
Nature In her great laboratory stored remedy adapted
every disease which "f..h heir TO-" Bat requires the
investigation and research the philosopher discover and
apply this remedy. Such research and investigation has
cseded In discovering remedy for that Affective dispersal
ton, the
DYSPEPSIA!
With al It's and evils and may be safely
until the appearance OF the ygendted Bes
Dyspepsia cured "a experience In medical practice
Nos OF Bers the rule cure the
rare exception, failure TO
Read the following which the subscriber requests publish
for the benefit Of the afflicted -
An 0bdurate and Inveterate Case OF DYsPEP-
slA CUHED BY rHE OAHGENATED HIT.
TGRS.
Messrs g. W. FowLz Co.. Boston,
For seven years pas, have afflicted the time
heartburn and Oression after EIing accompanied
the stomach and CONSULTATION OF the bowels tried many
popular remedies without avail when about monihs
ha Ing hard the O1ygeadtd Bers spok OF In hgh
nduced TO give the medicine Trial. indeed could
called tla requr but or w, doses give In
enemy, when another aak would give oecasi for
small dose OF the Bters and BY the OF less team bottle
comend il TO ali Dyspeptlcs with confidence believing
fair trial Of II mt.e permanent .urs VIII be the rs1
P'''1''' Yours tr'i, A. BUMPUs
Prep.rej by SETH FOwLP CO. Boston and for sale at
who ale IN retail by ADIE GRAY. PURCELL. LADD CO.
PErEhsoN j. p UUsAL Richmond, and all ats and
dealers in medicines In citS and country lsuis--deLwm
BARRY,s TRICOPHEROUSh the bes, and cheap
article for dressing beauang cleansing, curling preserving
restoring hair Ladies' it, Sold BY all druggists and
oerfur1ers. mhlS-don
NJEsDAMEs. CHEGARY d D'HERvILLY,b beg
Day school, Tor young ade will reopen at Nos and
2s street, Philadelphia, sspemb 18TH le6o auI
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

ne rus q ing srts0, 0sgA = % bnoecn % e
% departed o O6ita0ry nottcss ercesd
DO slyAf lnss are oAargsd or advertisements.
~ W claa0f uafsrt.s rejected ooHlsafcafoas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

EwIs wEBB AND JOHN G. WADE or
- FUN F"i' sUeARs
50 hid. Porto Rico an New Orleans, part prize
40 bbb A.
80 b. , Coffee
20 "Extra @,
40 "Cut Loaf
IS "Crushed
SO "powdered and GrAnulated
100 hhds Cuba Muscovldo MolAsses, prime
GO tbls Sugar House Syrup
IS tIerces R'e
400 bbls cut Herrings
800 "eross do
30 bbls and % half bbls No Maekerel
10 bbls picked Salmon
alfbbls shad
15OtbsTar
100 bags Lsguavra
co Z" MaTicabo Coffee
100 packets Java
20 half bales Mocha
Gunpowder Tea ofsuperi,r quality
Star h
Sperm. Adamaniine and Tslow Candles
CASTLE sosps
Vinegar 49,
aus2) LEWIS WEBB JOHN a. WADE
. BBLs pure Isle Of Wight Cider Vinegar, for picking
AO IS tubs choice Orange eouaiy Butter
10 /" good cooking do
800 Queen CITY, TOdd and other brands Sugar Cured
Hams
80 bbs Cui GRADUATED Coffee, PulverIed and Brown So
10 half chests best Green and Black Teas
Mocha, lava, Laguayra. Santos and Rio Coffee
No. Mackerel chad and Salmon, and Family Roe and Gu.
Herrings
20bbs and tabs Leaf Lard
10 boxes pure Apple and English Dairy Cheese
For sale Wholesale and retail by
J. S. ROBERTSON,
Auol Next TO Cor. Governor and Franklin sta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22
r@OUR SCHOOL, UNDER TIKI
nRYAN,s TAsTKLEss vERMIPUGK.

49, Superintendent Of graduate OF the University OF
ns win reopen the 18th Acknowledgements for session
au 2O-ti5,hsep Ro. 4 GEO. NIcHoLAs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22
"WM L. YANCEY.

10 Jas. ,. Slaughter, ESQ.
Now If the.sentments in the foregoing letter do not
present rather equivocal compound OF loyalty,
forced admit that ideas Of the article wretched
" confused aud iadsiinc Yet Yancey says he is 10y
az and Yancey is an honorable man For our o. part
however way Of recOnciliug such decara-
tons with the generally accepted standard OF loyal sent
ment by a the "inexorabe loic" Of Fall
staff Old Jack, when caught in the act Of abusing the
Prince and Poins to Doll Tearsheet, offers the following
rsyy conclusive vindieation;
NO abuse Ned, in the world honest Ned, nome
dsprassi hha 5sfoTe he cicksd that ihs wicked might
not fail u, lore 9th hia ia ohieh dong hare done
ds part Of edrsfl friend and tree subject aud he
flitsr IS % give thanks fer Il. No abuse Hal :
none, Ned, none: no, bays, Hons."
Oh, yes the 'precipiia,ing' Mr.. William L. Ysncey is
loyal to the Union when he seeks 70 humbug
Uaion men, and rope them uneOnseousy into his disun
ion scheme
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22


"DEAR SIR-Your kind favor OF the 18th Is received
hardly agree with you that general movement be
made that will clear out the Augean stable. II the De-
mocracy overthrown il would result in giving place
70 a greater and hungrier Of flies The remedy
Of the South is not in such process; il Is in dgent
organization Of her true for promp, resistance to
the next aggression. Il mus. come in the nature Of
things. No national party US; sectional
party do it; but if could do fathers
did organize committees of safety all the cotton
Sates-and it is only in them that Can hope for an
effective movements shall re ths Southern heart in
s1c he Southern mind give courage to each Other sl
al he proper o,R By concerted organized de;s0A,
~ caa prscipitdte he cotton States into reuOiti0A-
The idea has been Swallowed forth in the South BY Mr.
Ruiin and has been taken up by the Advertiser the
Montgomery organ OF Mr.. Yanceyl under the name Of
The League Of United Southerners who, keeping ur
their old party relations all questions Sll hold the
Southern issues paramount aud viii influence parties le
gsatures and statesmen. have time to enlarge but
20 suggest only. Signed,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22
FoR PRESIDENT,

YoR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
OF TENNESSEE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EVERETT,
or MASsACBUSETTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

MIGHT SCHOOL VIRGINIA MECHANICS
~ INSTITUTE Not Ice 10 Teacherg.-Proposas will be
received until the 18Th Of September for TEACHING the NIGHT
SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE for the
session Of lS60 and isel.
PRoPsls-Ror what amount viii agree To teah AL the
English branches TO number OF scholars not exceed ng ne nun
dred and any and obeate yourse furnish competent
sant approved by the Commee-he session 70 com
MONDAY night In October and close the f
March, monh three nights In each week. two hours and
half each night -. - . -, ,
wM MAOPARLANE, Night School
GE0. W. ANDERSON,
GEO. A. AINsLIE, Committee
10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

OFFIcs CRY ENGINEER,
August II, 1850.
DRoP0sALs will be received at this Office, unit ~ o'clock, NJ,
Thursday the 23d nst for the erection OF three
story Building the lot at the southwest corner Of Bank
and 10th OF the be seem
and forms proposals obaned application At his Office.
BY order of the Com Public Grounds and Bndings.
auls-tds W. GILL, City Eng.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

DURE SPANISH LIQUORtCE.-
40 Cass "YNURRIA' brand, imported direct from spafs
per bark Ella" For sale BY
1f--G Il q. II,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-22

meeting held in Liverpool TO raise funds for the
support Of fugitive slaves in Canada Amongst those pres
the Rev DR.. Burns Professor Of the Theoogi-
cal college Toronto the Rev. WIN. King formerly slave
owner in Louisiana, and Mr. John Chopper There was
numerous attendance and liberal contribution taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-14
Hudson River Items.

FREEMAN, TIE PouGHKyErsIE WIFE MURDERER viii
be remembered tina; about week ago published an
account Of shocking Of wife murder Poughkeep
sic. Within the las. two three days, Freeman learned
the result Of the anayzation of his wes stomach and
snce then be has acted the part OF mailman He raves,
tears his hair froths at the month"; barks like dog and
even laceraies his with his teeth 1t Is supposed
that hs madness is pretended in order to escape being
tried for murder.
WIZ MURDER IN COLUMBIA CoUyIY.-A woman, named
Alice Drsco residing in New Lebanon, Columbia county,
was found dead in her house Friday under such
cumsances as led 10 the suspicion that she murdered
Her head aud body terribly cut and bruised, and
pest mortem examination showed that these were sui-
Gent 10 produce death. Her husband arrested on
suspicion On being examined he preten led TO know
nothing Of the affair. An inquest held upon the body
the same day. when the jury rendered the following
dictThat Alice Driscoll came TO her death by blows
ceived at the hands OF her husband Driscoll s
jail awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury.
FOUND DKAD-EATEy By RAMON Saturday an old
named Nathaniel Townsend, found dead in bis bed
Poughkeepeie. The body many places eaten by
rats The old had been living alone for time
past and the neghbors not having seen him for several
days. they broke open the door, when the shocking spec
tacle presented itself their vision An inquest held
upon the body the day, by Coroner Haght Of thai
city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-14
Hypnotism.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
No. 2 nassau STREET, BRooKlyS, Jan. a

No. nassau STRICT, BROOKLYN, Jan. a. 1850
Your Paris correspondents letter headed "Hypnosu,-
Important Medical Discovery" leads me to of,r YOU
few observations. was introduced 70 Mr. Braid ucon
the subject by mutual friend IN 1s44, at Manchester
England, and can fully endorse your correspondence
statement Of results. Nay, Mr. Braid TOOK an un
educated girl from one Of the factories, who subjected 10
bis process sang an Italian song note for note with Mss
ingale had retired.
NY firm conviction has long been that the hypnotic con-
diton " that In which trance speakers whom have
heard, vz'-Miss Jay, Mrs. Cora Hatch, Misses Emma
Hardnge and Marietta Munson present themselves TO the
public. NV
From 1874 10 1852 my efforts in lectures and other
teachings devoted 10 pointing the dan ger q, nnc
ing apoplexy by thus acquiring habit Of letting down
nervous forces from the sensorium
Mr. Braid employed black bottle upon A shsH nv rn
ward gaze OF the eye TO induce the hypnotic state Ae
rcan Ingenuity introduced metallic objects Of CORNER ana
condition. 80 Do
Regarding the due distribution Of nerve forces a tha
most important condition for preservation Of health 10 tho
animal economy, cannot but view with alarm suy rene
"a invitation TO tamper with 1.-THE very springs OF life
iours respectfully, VIM REYNOLDSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-14

NLw fcnK Poer OyrcR-A new Poet cfBcs has been
e.',onensc a. Weveron, Warren county me Post eess
~ Nor'n wlcon, Niagara county: u UntaSia. Drsone
GnVcnuLued. - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-14

OFFICERS
Thomas Bullock, Chief Clerk, England.
John Oakley, Assistant Clerk, New York.
H. s. Beattie, Sergeant alarms, Virginia
Lewis Grant, Foreman, Scotland.
Seymour B. Young, Messenger, ohio.
Elder W. W. Phelps Chaplain, New York.
OF the whole number OF members and officers there
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-29

AYEa,xsARAAPAH
For Spring Disrases,
For Purif,iny the Blood,
For >crofula ~ king's Evil,
For fumor~, Ulsers and Sores,
For Ernpt,pn- and Ptmples,
For Biutch-r, Bsins and Bois,
For ST. Anthony. Fire, Rose u Erysipslas,
For letter, or Salt kheum.
For Scal,i Head snd Ring Worn,
For Cancer and Cancer Sores,
For Sore Ewes. Sure Ears. and HumoYs.
For Female Di.easrs,
For Suppression and Irreguarty,
For Syphilis or yeneral Uisease.
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases " the Heart.
AYERS SARsapARlLLA,
OnIkRY PICTORIAL,
AYERS Pills, and
AYERS AGUE CURE.
PREPARED BY
DIR J. G. "A YER &c CO..
LOWELL. MASS,
And Sold BY all Druggists everywhere.
rnLp By
BARTLETT, kAifa ~, ksakuk lows.
y. Gaf Ea4Ilng y fp~a
kfGnskDsf,S. AhLitEh 4 CO, NJ. Losis.
Jsas5aA stm~assdItw
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$50 Acres Of

500 Acres Of
T. a y - OM > A Z. e.
I WISH to rel my farm on Mon,rose Bottom,
! Lee Count, Iowa II consists II 900 acres
$50 acres Irairs IN lInHer stiIuber.
Antl.
The prairie part II all vel alluvial. about 500
Acfc, ran y, ai,u SO black loan. Tho timber land
broken.
lNpW OvEuE~T&.
$40 acresare VI der fence. including two good
pastare. q n III loo acres each; GO barn; Tour
abns, on dhtren, parts Vt thu farm, with good
we'll I wafer at euch.,
ADVANTAGES.
new road from ft. Madison 10 Keakuk 10 To-
Gated through b. centre 81 thu tract the railroad
'nn,ciing tne sam plac IS within Z " . milo !;
be Aiss, sirri yer il within one mile, and the
to~ni Mn r"se vi hin tive mites.
Asa whole, more desirab Z grain or stock farm
Ii sel III ~ be uni--but II y HI b. divided 10 suit
purehas r., Anu can te div ded advs1ssgeoLsiy.
My tenant, Vim, Goiviu b.. :. sides on b. vi ce
will show It's houniaf les; or upon h~ z Motif d It
my b Inc farm he Mississi, ri kspIus, 5 mil.s
bciow hvut, ose, l villa t,na In person.
| TIE W..
! Thes~ will be mate accom- I'd Ati.g to purchas-
efs- email payment, with binds besrtl 2 10 Ter
crnf., 'slnings ttsn, viii be ssti factory.
/ PHatU .IbIENasA AND GnNPR.
tatehst.rs vi | now fnd gro~n on thr prem
isss about 80 acres "a rye aud 10 ~ fall wheat.
They AL asa see AIMING o. the sandy am
/ about Az hushtis ~ corn III b. acre ana = bOuu
/ ~ bushe. 70 the acre on the hlaaR luam
FRANK BALLlNHRR.
/ Get Is. la6G-dNstf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-29

lave FOR sA' 3 complete stock u STAPLE
! ard Fancy DRY 60 i, NOTIONS, BIO rs
AND rHOIs. HAI- and Cars, tsil sud Winter
y LaTiiiNs, HAlsbNAk aud nnbbsr . d.
bn r. sss'tesisg tui y invited ~ Examine our
stseF fer Tuffh surg etat~hrt~
cts fas - ssA~ ~.
Ai1oa bho. . sup.rlsr London Mu.tart
! TN Aaic by
Ap1sd pOLLIEAE 4 HuHRnThON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-29

MEDICAL HOOKS.
RrDD 90 DissAse Of tho liver.
Bartlett on Fevers.
Barclay Medical Diagnosis.
Churchill IN Disea,.sni Women.I
System OF Midwifery
On Children.
Carpenters Principles Of Comparative PAysi.
ofuXy.
J.rpsnt.r'. Elements Of Physiology.
Therapeutics.
q McditaI Dictionary.
Dalton's Physiology.
Drueu's sufg ry.
Eriehssn's =
Towns hem stry for Students.
Hamilton on fractures aud Dislocations.
Junes up ha IN . Medicine and surg'ry.
Lutiow's manual OF Chemical Examination.
Lawrence on the kye.
Millcr's Principles Of surgery.
. Practice !"
Mriga Obstetrics.
Mo-. l. Smiths Campend.
Firrie 3 system Of surgery.
PAfrsh's Practical h.rmacy.
ham III ans Z bs',srlc
Record 4 Hunter Oh NeAcfia1.
SMITH ffurUTT An rtvmf7 nj Atiss.
To5 NIB e on Dssease II the Ear.
Tunur's h mistry for = tnden1.
Tanners tIuica Me icine.
Wood. Practice of Medicine.
- Therapeutics.
Wood 4 Bacae's Dispensatory.
Watson . Practice Vt Medicine.
wilson's Human Anatomy.
wills, n on fhe skin.
Williams p, inclples OF Medicine.
nj. w. wEsTcoTT,
octls-d Main st near 4th.