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Arrest OF Baker.

The extraordinary and successful ef
fort on the part Of the New York police to
arrest Baker WHO is IMPLICATED in tie
death OF Bill Poole is noted as one OF tile
remarkable events of the times.
Baker made his escape after the murder,
and from the best information ii was sup
posed that lie had tsken passage on a
vessel bound FOR P4lmos Thereupon
another vessel was chartered and sent in
pursuit Of tile + lgilive with full corps
Of New York Policemen aboarI After
q voyage Of nineteen days the Grapeshot
reached Palinos and ten days Il GREATER
the Jewet with Baker hove in sight aud
the officers Of justice executed their war
rant and arrested the accused on the High
Seas some three thousand miles from
home.
Here is thc account Of the transaction
rendered BY the special corps Of police
who were detached fer this service:
New YonK, May Is I855.-sIR The
clipper bark Grapeshat, Capt. Richard
Her burn, arrived al Tie city of Palmos,
Island OF Grand Canary, on Saturday,
April TIN, and calne o anchor in tie h4r
b1r under The lee oflhe fort The Isabella
Jewett had not arrived. Our passage was
nineteen days from New York The Jewett
arrived on the lHh Of April, the clipper
ten days before her. After taking in water
and making all necessary preparations 10
4 intercept the ,Iewott, we weighed anchor
and for several days stood off and or tie
harbor.
On Tuesday we esped the Jewett un-
der he land, standing towards the city 81
Palmos, We made all sail, and on nearing
her, requested her captain TO back hei
foretopsail he did so, and the deputatio,
manned che Of our boats, rowed to tht
brig, ind found Barker Oh board, whom
we discovered at The wheel.
Previous to tie arrival Of tie brig ",
had seen Tic local authorities. " Lo sfatec
their willingness to aid US in securing
Barker. They, however had no chanc,
Of aiding us i'll his arrest, as i, was made
by the depu alton Of the police hat saile(
from New York in the Grapeshot
As We approached the vessel, Barke
went forward and stood looking at IN
wondering who we were cpd what W
wanted. little thinking that we were i
pursuit of him. We boarded the vesst
ana as We jumped upon her deck, Bake
started for the cabin, but was intercep'e
, by us. He recognized several Of us---ca
) ling Us by name. We arrested him al
took him, with bis effects. on board tn
(rropeshot. We then made sail for Ne,
York A state-room WAS prepared fc
him, and he was made as comfortable
a circumstances would permit He is mo-
i enjoying excellent health. We left Ii
island Of Grand Canary Oh the IS Ii
: April.
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Election Of Directors.

OFFICI kEakuK, Fl, DIS MeIHFs AID MIS-
NksoTA RAIL RoAD COMPANY,
keokuk May 10, 1850.
fTHE Stockholders OF the keokuk. TT. Des
/ Moines aud Minnesota Rail Road Company
are hereby n ,tifed that an election of eleven
Directors for sand Company viii be held at the
City Hailln he city of Ket kak, on Monday 'he
llih ia" Of June next al . O'Clock, T. ~.
II I. REID, President.
c. +. CONN. Secretary.
MAY II. 1855. ID
keohuk Dispatch aid Fort Desmoite s States,
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Rail Road Meeting.

Pursuant TO adj urnment Of former
meeting there will be meeting Of the
citizens Of keohuk at tie City Hall, on
Friday evening, 10 consider the question
ofrescinding the county sQbscrii tion to the
Railroads in this county.
A general attendance is desirable in or
der to full expression & opinion and
harmonious and concerted action Of the 70.
tiers Of keokuk at the polls On the 3lst
instant
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School Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given, that special meet
~ inr OF tue qualified voters Of School District
No. |. Jackson township, Lee county, Iowa, will
be held at the istrict school house, on Satur-
day june 2d, 1855, al 2 O'Clock p ri, al which
true report of the affairs and financial condition
OF The District will be submitted
The qu stion OF providing FOR the payment or
the 4blltt Is Of the District and Tor the compile
ton ~ the School liense enclosing the lot &c
BY lax or otherwise will be submitted Tor the &C
ton tx tie meeting.
BY order of The y rec'ors
". NJ 6. TORRENCE, Secretary.
My - fS55.
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Very Desirable Property on the Upper
Mississippi for Sale.

IlT + have for sale very low the old&st Tavern
w stand in the town of Pontoosuc, Hancock
county, Illinois. Consisting Of lots No. B, 4 o.,
and s. IN Block &, upon which there is commo,
dious two story frame Hotel ard large snbstan-
tla Barn. Also two lots in Harket's addition
10 Pontoosuc, upon which there is neat frame
cottage.
Polioosuc is very fourishing town on the
Upper Mississippi, with good steamboat land
iug aud immediately upon the line OF The War
saw aud Rockford Rail Road, ard viii, without
doubt tinue to increase IN population and
wealth.
We VIII also sell very low lot No in Block
<, Ill the hourishng city az keokuk. THIS lot
fronts City feet on theliver, Immediately IN front
N the steamboat landing. The improvements
are a two story frame house.
We also offer the following described rich and
desirable Farming Lands IN CLARK county, Mis-
souri,, only i've mlcs from The CITY of Aexsn
drIa. South half o. south east quarter aud cas-
half 81 south west quarter Of section thirty four
10 township sixty-dse, north of range six west
Containing leo acrcs Spectators viii do well
to call cn
RANKIN & MILLER. Attorneys, or
HUSHFY & MILLS
Real Estate Agents, keokuk, Iowa
MAY Ia, 1850 d&wlm
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Notice

To f. n. Wright P. w. Potter, 5. S. Billings,
ard the uukne"n heirs of Ida Ball, deceas-
Ell
NOU are hereAy notified to remove a nuisance
J. existing upon lots one q and two ca in
block forty niue (i9) Ia the city OF keekak
caused by stagnant water thereon. Sand nni.
sauce 10 be removed by the FIRST day OF june
next, BY filing the said lots with earth snii-
GENTLY high TO abaie said nuisance, aud that an
less apated within the time specified above i
viii be proceeded against according 10 ordi.
nance. NJ Il. LAND0N,
Marshal OF the City Of ksoknl,
keokuk, May IL, 1855. dat
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One More !

THE undersigned hsveing permantly located IN
keokuk, has opened Tailor shop on John
son street door West oil the Post Office, same
side, and hopes BY punctuility and slrlcl al
tention TO business to merit share Of public
patronage. Beng stranger, | respectfully
soIici, trial. and all work entrusted to my care
shalt be done III workmanllke nanuer and "a
htn guaranteed. Study to please" shah br my
motto. With those who desire i | will cheer
fully 70 to the store aud assist them n selecting
their goods.
i. KELLY
keakuk, May q, 1855 lmd&w
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A.. 3. r A l. S I O n & B r O.
lave lnst opened new Family Grocery and
III Provision Store in the room formerly oecu-
pied hy ID 6. Smith as an Auction Room. Oh
johnson street, whers they interd 10 keep a
choice and well selected variety exactly adapted
10 he demands Of The retail trade oil the city,
rheg invite the inspection Of the citizens gene
rally, and have no doybi that they can Offer in
,iucements for frequent calls and a continued Gus
tom. A j. RALST0N a. BRO,
~, Johnston Street.
keoknk Nav To- 1855 d
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49,
4 ARD

" G FINkHOUSER hsvirr purchss-sl
W The n5ef'st Of MIR / r. Bartlett, IN ihs
lac tlrm Of J d b., would take his occaStof, Il
inform his old irle d. and patrons that he vii
cottnue 'ht Family Grocery business pish rs
nce ed facilities md hopes byIStrct attention /.
The wants OF house keefers ~ share portion o
tier patronage lie also ghrac, illis op ~ ~
uiy 70 ret4fn lis thasks toIthe liberal patron g.-
heretofore received
WM C. FUNKHOusER.
Nav !, 1855
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A pLIAsAs1 BLyERAcE.-A We belise III
Did water. We 70 in for i externally,
internally. and all the time. Bat oeca-
sionslIy the human constitution becomes
slightly dilapidated in which case cold
water does rot reach exactly TIC right
spot. Then he case requires gentle
TOME, Sight stimulus, refreshing exhl!-
Grafton. Precisely IN that condition, on q
recent hot afternoon, We (meaning, o.
course. single individual had the + eas.
urs of submitting aurself 70 the vice q
the Decor, whose prescription was By NJ
means s.hurd 70 take. Il consisted u i
due quantity of Judge Meek vintage "
Caiaw bl, eighteen months oid, ulfermeat
ID, entirely free from 'pirit, and st hay
ing the quality u diilusing genie exhil,
Grafton through the eniire 'sstei'e i VA
AdmiraD'y caleuIats j 10 la II enc ap ~
A'u'ns.. ~ aud supply the waste o. e4a
I. hersnl psrspirs'ion. Ihanks 10 the Doe
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Iowa STATE INSURANCE ca.

TUE members of the Iowa State Insurance
Company are hereby notified that an election
for Bosrl Of Directors % said Company will be
bstd a The Office Of Edwards & Turner il the
etty Of kuk, on Thursday, Iii. 3lst day OF
MAY 1889, al Q o'clock 81.
f. II HARRISON. President.
WM + TusNER, Secretary.
May 22 1880. dtd
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Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Musca
tine Railroad Company.

10 the ttffeens OF Ne hah
A company fer tie construction Of the
above road having been organized, aud
preliminary survey having been made,
showing the feasibility Of The enterprise.
the people along the line naturally feel an
anxiety for Its commencement This has
been delayed little in consequence Of the
recent pressure in the money market.
But the Directors believe that lie time has
cone for the commencement OF the work
They have appointed Col. u. W. XII
BOURNE and J N. HrATr, Isqs., TO act
with the President as an Executive Com
mieee , and have conferred on them pow
er to receive sloek-p payable in cash or
real estate aud to put the road under
contract from this city TO Monrose.
This section, extending from The foot
= the head Of the Rapids, will be Of easy
construction, and will require no expensive
bridging, no deep cuts or heavy flls-cai
DO executed with great rapidly. at .
trilling cosi, and when completed will pay
3 handsome dividend 10 She stockholders
and securc the Ultimate construction O
tic whole road.
And IS the amount necessary 70 pn
under Gourmet lhls section j. mol great, /
@rill nct interfere, materially, viii al,
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J. r coPELIN. Agent at KeoLuA.


lRAP u Etes, Casimerss. 1weeds. Do~slirs
~ ana Craze Goatpgs. T~illed and Plain DIM
dee Linens bleached linen drlI, cord and duck
brown aud 5nf Coating and window shade In
ens, eholee assortment re ived ard now onen
II. ID. Eos Err.
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CREIGHTON a effMFg.

A RE now prepared 10 furnish Ice Cream 10
II Parties, Fans, suppers, Picnic Parpss, and
also TO Families IN any quantity. A literal de-
duction made 10 Fairs aas beneficial party.
Johnson Street, ncxi tc Post Office
April 80, 1855 dif
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Notice,

Till partnership heretofore existing b.
l. tween Wm C. Fankhouser and Thfs.
Bartlett. IN the Family Grocery business, is tt
Jay dissolved BY limitation. Wm. c. FnDl-
housef, having purchased TIE interest Of Thos
Bartlett will continue the business at the cd
stand, and VIII pay all demands against saia FIR !,
and all outstanding accounts aid notes due II a
firm are 70 be paid 10 said VIM. c. Tunkhouss .
who ~ alone authorized to use the narns oil ii e
firm IN liquidation
WM c FHNKHgESIR,
r. g. BARTLETT.
May I l-55.
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FANCY CANDIES.

IISI received ihe largest and b'st assortment
u OF Fancy Candies ever before oifsred IN Kee
kski aso large assortment oi Fruits, Nuts &c
AZ CREIGHTON Al 9HMlR'S
Nut 80. rs ,lI .tnnln STIR
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Keokuk, MI. Pleasant and Mus
catIne Rail Road Go.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ANIMAL meet
IN ing of the Stockholders OF the keokak. 1T.
Pleasant and Muscat,ne Rail Road Company
will be held in Nit Pleasant, al tie couAiy
Conrt House, al the hous Of O'Clock Z. NJ, on
Wednesday, June 20tb, 1870, for the purpose OF
eieciine eies en- Directors an3 tlsusacilng The
business incidental thereto.
LAURIN DEWEY President.
MAY n, 1879. d2wS3tw
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The Fast Mill.

THE Fast Saw NH one and half mites above
town is now ~ operation with good stock
OF Logs. Persons wanting
LUMBER
will be fur ished on shos notice by leaving their
orders all the office OF
f. II & D W. FORD, or wlth
VIM BkOANELL.
~
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Bathing Apparatus.
patronIze Home Manufactures,

MD go 10 BUEL BRO's and get a Letter
n 81 Stencil rlate cut Tor marking bags, oxes,
sc &c,
May 10, 1888. dSstw
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Fer Rent.

THE second story Of the brick store. Ne. es
l. Main Street For particulars apply 10
W q. TUNkHOUoER, on III. premises
keokuk. Nay 4 1858 d
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Horses for Uncle Sam.
81. Louis, Quincy and kcokuk Express,

7' <""'E1 NIu htVhNh LAVIEsS,
GODFREY & SNOW, proprietors.
QUINCY, Ills.
w I'LL ran nemi weekly Express between
u Louis and keoknk. Leaving Keokuk for
~ LOUIS e. Wednesday ard Saturday evenings
Fachel VIII receive and deliver Express Psfk.
ages or Money, Merchandise, ard parcels 20 eIl
KINDS, al all intermediate points Will slse At.
tend 70 collections, making purchases, filling or
c1Tt, Ac, with care and Dispatch q
Messengers Fitl Be provided with IN IRON Safe
Tor he :ecuFits Il reuIttahces aid valuable
packages.
J. K C0PELIN, Agent at Keolul.
RFFrHEseEs:
Messrs. Para * Bacon 4 w. CLARK a Bros
Heuing Woodruff St Louis
flagg q Savage. Moore, Hollow bush 4 Co.
L E. H. Bull, Quincy
.has Parsons, o. c. Anderson, Eeokuk
April %, 1883
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Sngar lurfd IInlIlS.

1 LARGElot Of choice Sugar Cured Hams OF
X hand and TO- sale low
" c FUNKHOUSER
mayll S.
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AYES. AYES .

ITsTT-ceiyed by steamer Gossamef supply
u ofssflunt,s aud 'sVognes1 celebrated Axes
and To- sale low BY BALDWIN, LV.aES& co.
March 49, 1855.
/ LAD pfrE A sapply ttsi received. aid FOR
II ss,s NJ rALpWIr fyA On
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Choice Butter.
Eggs.

1000 dozen jast received and for sale al the
lowest price. W. G. FUAkHOUSEk
mdylI 1883
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\. u EKNINts II CLATFQoLf.
A. l.. Eemins T. Co,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN En-
CHANGE.

MAIN STREET KEoEuK, IOWA.
STGHr CHECKS on all tie principal cites
- constantly for safe IH 81 ms 70 suit.
Coli cti0ns on this c RENTED for promptly
al cgrTent rates OF Exchange
We viii buy and eel all kind of I'D Specie
aad uncarrcnt B nS Notes, at besl ra'es
Interest allowed on special Deposit
References
cash Am. Exchange Bank New York
Messrs E. w Clark. Dodge & Co,
iscns a Simonds, 81. Louis
r. w. Clark & Bros. +"
\ Corwith x &C., Galena
May 81, 1858.
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PAINTED TOILET WAKE.
NsetTloF sale W
u M LILL FRO
Iaets fss9 d&Ab*
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TERMS

One th,rd cash, tic l,nee in eqnl payments
OH tie first oi Jlue 1856 ard 1851, VIII 10 per
cent interest, per annum secured by mortgage
OH the premises.
y.p VAN ANTWERP.
May Is. 1883 al
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New Grocery Store.

rasls 1850.
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Keokuk, MAY II, 1885. DIFF
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mayll / S.
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PROpI S. HAGEE Z CO.

y. EWCDFS MT. HACFN W.R CtSO'
L0te g5 Tenn. Tut ~ ADsAgtNe LsteQJ ColiI
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&COT"E'N LsTTLE GTANE
CORN AND COBB MILL

I'HERE are features connected with this mill worthy
! consideration and close examination on the part 0
those wishing 20 purchase Feed Mil
It's mechanical Construction aud adaptation he
poses de igHec. crush ami grind It's great
pdciyt while doing Immense work with tNrdCrti
its durability is amply provided for The complete
and entire poraheness Of the Little Giant ring it,
greater convenience for plantation and imyossi
ble Il requires mechanical aid bill % expense to put
IL Up; farm hand servant put Up and set =
running half hours time The with which
the sweep may be sppied hOrzJntal-as IS most
usua-or over head, AMI the mill may be easily attsch,d
where used. The power IL take requiring
and two horses The quantity and quality OF product
40 TO 30 bushels Of good feed meal hour dug TO the
cheapest MILL all things considered here before the puo
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as a pa
tent and worthy Of the fct that there ha bee1
Patent Rgh speCuatng hLcbtetug about the country
usual with tie thousand buuging mlke-shi:t ml
meuts that got a rade-merey get money by
selling rauna Of the patent right the Gre llops
then the machine 10 be ab lnUnsd ly all parties hum
bug the other hand the Paentee ami Froprtors Of tho
lttle Giant Nils bliayiug that hey cananj detrrmjr ed
that they viii supp the AgUcuturats and stock rsers
OF our country VII superior Mil, permanently
gagged IN the bnsn and have hundred thousand
dollars invested the manufacture OF these mills, in the
Ess', West and ,outh Of these establishments roy
Ing 90 solely IN this business So highly these
mills appreciated, that thoG>ar have been sold within
the pat eighteen months, and the heaviest and the
nsIye nUtacturers Of Agricultural implemeu the
United States have eagerly sou interest in their
fscture and sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested; no one
Of the kind has received and high testimonials
from Ch1uics Institutes ard Agricultural Associations,
and none by Of subs antia practical utility and
uert have fairly ground their into every days
and popular ihsn Seois Little Giant Corn
Corb Mil. Orders promptly aIl, d.
Liberal discount TO dealers.
Brown & ANDERSON,
Octi-u No Market st. NtshvfIe Tenn.
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u. ~. SstATFER.
10. 6 Coll g $. Near Church. Ma.

10. Coll s.. Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN,
JNENLlk pc ., kinds Of Cabinet Furui- ,.---.-----
II ture, ard Is receiving additional tt-1 3. - -
supply. and having ntted my self out e,ts's,.s "a
with fine irarse and gentle horses, am ~3s -
prepared % furnish every Aiud and aty u cous the
hortest notice, BY night.
Cock, tamps ani Grun als for sale. Mattresses q al
kin ON hand, or made 60 order
Furniture se paired vi. h ueatnPss and di patch.
New tui styles q Warir aSesuI cheap for cash
or good paper, at so. d COLLEGE street Church.
X. W.-SuAFFEN,
o~t2I-lv Rv ID. W. DuRBTs, Agent.
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YOUNG ,wEuICAr
T. sell the above new and improved
CORN AND CORB MILL.


oCc- you 70 Corn and Cob NIL unsurpassed the Tn
ion and which be- superseded hy psst future
yrnt0us. II Is the vay Mil viii H every Farmer ant stock
Raj should hav viii crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour with horse, easily fitted up sud
IL CHS $40 ant as an contact the & udHK
tur'ac' i- prevented, viii last farmer ordinary -
I w. c. I speak thus % Us turabUfy. trcauHn De
principle he's been arly tested Ia the old Bark Mil Who
l.. a.
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HANDsomE INCOME 10 BE MADE Ar HOME

a 'llk above be matc lu every ragn and County
throughout a. Juiou, - engaging la ne msuHisctur-
aua SAFE - an arur upuu Nhicl oT outlay Of ~"
thousand dollar year may be made. Ihs tcle Of
uUiycrsai daiy consumption. snd ust has pusEisd
brains Uf some ai III ~ n yniucHt Philosophers
Il eel ~y gut hat is drstnrd btcour one Of TIE
necessary o ts urocssities o hr The art-le
tlat Vii have as ID AMI pcrmau- sale a, uJar
Pail partca2rs vi bc sent b maH rrccpt of t9k
CENTS, rqasarut Poet Odice stamp, Specimens
sent Whrn p gaifyd- drrs.
JANEs r H0RNF CO,
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u Il . Il w 90 DIS
MAIR HESEORATINE.

IT HAS WORK I'd MIRACLES N THIS PLACE.
V'HAr an the bald AMI The grey be restored perfectly
original gOs M, Ear their locks concerned
not admit of doubt besides o. viii every pos bile
disease NJ The tcap whether davrHpci As aaudrun tclug
te spe cIranrHus eruptI0a9egeE scsid hrai-
and l possible viii q f Of curing, If BY msgir
per ofi-a headache and IL used twice week by
tie young ariy Go vii prSrrv, The color, sad keep he
hair from falling, any imaginable age KEkD AsD JrnGE
L.GAssFIET, Ia, June 2sth, ISIS.
Messrs q j. Wood Co:
GESrs Yours of the 18th duv hand. Enclosed
please ind ass, being the Hair restorative
have sold 10 an n ycu choose ycu may send sK
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can sen 70. It has
Eorkcd Miracles this place. sold 81 bottles
Da.d and fetched hair ont a his head
lOu5s respectfully.
NJ H. GRTDLEY
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CARTE le'S SE'ANESXs MIXTURE.
The Crest FuIifer OF the Blood!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
~ LflLet.a - - 80.


Au Infs'ltla Remedy Tor Scrofs Kings Ev Rheumat su
Cbs.nata Cut8utols FruTulns, pimYigs or Postues
the Face BCtches, E0s, Ague and Fever CbrOuC Sore
Eyes, Hing Worm Feer, Scaa Head, Enlargement and
Pan Of the bores and Joints stubborn Ulcers, SyIlit.c
Disorders, Luulagu, spinal tcT 4utsr and al Diseases
arising from Iu IHCuUs Use Of Mercury, lmpTudsnCs
in Lille, or IUrur'y NJ the Blood.
y WIS great Alternative medicine and pu-ider of the Blood
i Is IoW useu by Thousands Of grateful Fst, ns al
pait Of O United Sta, Who teslh daily to the
able peri'rtueJ the greatest all 5dicnes "CAR
Ii RS SIAHI-I MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Scroua, FruFtons the skin, Liver Diseases Fevers, u
cer-, Cd Sores Affections OF le Kidneys, Diseases the
Tirat Female Complaints Pains and Aching OF the Bones
ard Joints al speedily put TO hgb - using this great
and inestE.ab'e remedy.
For all diseases Bood nothing has yet been found
% compare with II Cgauses the system OF all impurities
acts gently and Ctfcieuty on the Liver and Kidneys,
STR thens the lgesn tone 60 The Stomach, makes
hr skin clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution,
tnvtbtd BY disease tToken down ty the Of
youth, 70 its pristine viror and strength.
For the Ladies, IL Is ucompsraby better than al the
me;ics used eS doses Il CArER's }lXTUHR
will remove all salCwuess Of complexion, bring the
mautlng To the cheek elasticity 50 the sep and
prove the general health u degree beyond al
the medicines ever heard Of
The large number % certificates which received
from perCns from all parts Of tie United States the best
evidence that there Hum bug bOut The press, hotel
keepers, magistrates pyscs, and public men, vel snowu
TO h" Cu.ty, a add their testimony the wonderful
effects If this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Can on the AGEST and l7t CIOg.ar and Almanac and
cad the wonderful cures hts truly greatest OF ali medicines
hA performed
None genuine mi ss signed BENNETT BEERS Proprie-
tors, No Pearl str Richmond Va whom al
for supplies and les must he addressed
And for sale By ". T. GRAY and H. c. SCOViLI., Nash
vle and by Dealers ia Medicine generally
nArfO-dtriwaW1y
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11
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