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The University'a Family Remedies.

sotED under the seal sanction aud Authority
4 oi the nlFersity II Free Medlcae and lppu
knowledge, chartered by the STAT. u fegnsy hanss,
April ~. 1925. viii capital vi -lGQ ,9ap, mainly
Tor the purpose OF arreEtine the evtIs If spurious
and " orthless AustFums also Tor supplying thc
community with reliable remedies wherever i e4p-
petent Physician cannot viii not b. employed
Tbs Institution has purchased from In Joas X.
k0HaNp, his celebrated
h0NASn's TONIC MTXTI RI.
Known Tor upwards of twenty Eve ycnrs s. the
only sure and safe fer Fever ana a -ue. 80,
ana his nesiimable remedy FOR Bowel Complain s,
Ro1and's Compound syrup II Blackberry i.aet,
which highly approx cd ana popular remedies, 10
gether ssth the University Renlasts ~ Gem pa
81 the Lungs the niYerSity fnedy fer Dyspt D.
sin Ind gestion; the University. kaln,ss lor
gostise Bowels also, the University Alna.i inay
be had, at tho Branch Dispeasars. store 81
MCKINNEY RUNNER, heokRk.
A.y Ii lu
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CARRIiGE ra1lFAcyon,

IN JOHNSON Street. between Ist and ID
~ ofBki An CO. Having permanently es-
Il tab.ished ourselves ia heokuk with an ample
snppls gt the very best material FIJI the manufac-
inre u carriages, Bugges, 1igs and Hacks, we arc
prepared t. make all articles in line, n the
krY best style and Of the chsicest material ON rea
sonahie terms aud prompt notice
SNnl u. sle--lllx
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CAUTION 10 AGrK SUFFERERS.

Take more Arsenic. Mercury. Qn1nin, sffyeh-
nine, or Ant Periadcs ~ meclA q any Kind lhe
virtue If whieh n ewing such phi aaeus drug
Fhe most they 10 10 break the chilli " iar
short tiiae whilc thy q eaas5 constitution
al naladisa that csae emily with life. L member
that ,he only Fever and Ague remdy hat il lagIa-
less we'll sure, -
BiianE.f FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For saie Wholesale md Ietuil by
H. II. AYRES. Agent Keoknk.
And by ] SINGER. Ag4ut, Montruee.
nf 35E--glxR1p
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pkmE nE nArtlY

IS York, June ] +. 1855.
. have nafle ch mica! fxaullHa ~ Of sbE l.a'
fEyrn Asp AstE cara, tANlDorB ~ HAL4fIA,'
ana have tested u lor Arsenc. Mercury, 4slhsBe,
slp rfye4n.nc. but haFe uot tu4,pd particle ~
her IT, haze ! found auy substance ia It's
composition hai wpu IL Prove mi arteua 70 he roasgi-
tu,ion. JAMES Il. CHI LION, VI. H., tAlIulst.
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&. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ECCMe

Nam Street, be;. Sfl 4 iih SIS, kEokIk. low,
rlsIlE nudefsg n.d has in his M4~3TaHA~
Ware !seoins and designs keep S1e4sc443
Fng COM tantly Land we'll 50 q -
leesed assortment # Mi kinds Of Furai ure, emi.-
v,n1 Marhsu Top Dressing, ana plaln Bureans; hne
and PLAIN -sfas fine and plain Cen'er ard Card
Tables, Cane scat and Windsor CAairs. hooking
Cars Of every descri plion fran plan waadgn
seat, ~ the finest hair ciosb stuffed plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedstcads u Tic Iii 81 stylea
Lounges, 30.
Looking Giasses ef al sizes Clocks, c4rIetinra,
roer and door matungs. floor and cable OF! ei0t..s
mattresses, feather busters, carriage alma4.ugs
w'hapW shades and trimmings, and every other arti-
Gle usually kept ii ms line VI business.
PARE OF M lock was made under my asn super
VISION and tae rest bought from manutaesores #
hgh standing, 20 thai can warrant every III, icle
tor durability and finish Of workmanship.
Ny Object n % establish "a permanent bus ness
aerr, and net on the Peter Funk principe; AMI
an indue&ment to persons to purchase If me,
resolved 10 sell a. The lowest - Louis prices.
eal and examine my stock before pnrcas ng
elsewhere. | viii always take pleasure II showing
furniture ~ Ladies and Geaclsmer ~fo call rae,
whether they feel inclined u bay or nut.
May 81, ls5f.--danlf q. ". SANDERS.
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nder,s peiuanifus.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR 49NIf

NYHAI Is mere desirable b. the snuig thau he
w iuxnfiani locks I'll youth and beauty II Int
is more dreaded b. the middie-aged than gay i irY
" lie hat u obi but would avert bAaatsss Which
CAN all be aeeemp.ish ed by using Aex;asscrfs re-
iamieus 80 universally ash now es gea be the most
superior article fsr beauiifying the Hair tsa w.i
Il equally eficacieus preserving its mutual health
For sale AT ~ Main sfiert, ty
june 26.--dif j. ID. MIyCHrII4 a. GO.
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BLACKS MITMlN1..
]. w. Scroggs'
Ii N BIER YARD. KEOKIK.

~ N0nsert Street, between 4th and 5th Streets
SIaorih Of Main street. large assortment of
Lumber and Shingles, Of best quality always on
hand. dnwl,
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Notice ~ hereby given to the owners Of the lots
described in the foregoing list situated in the city
OF heokuk. Leo county, and State vi Iowa. who's
names are mentioned above and all others interested
that said lots have been assessed and tax ley led
thereon by the City Council Of said City for the year
1885, and unless payment be made Of the taxes SO
levied and also all before the goth day If Ocio
ber A. d. 1855, tho said lots much thereof As
will be sold ON the day Aforesaid OF the Mayors cf
Ace, in said city, between the hours II O'clock A.
n. aud O'clock, p. NJ, and will continue from
day TO day, until the sale shall be completed.
Sept. 18th, A. ID. 1855. THOS. MARTIN.
seplS Collector OF the city q Keokuk.
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beautiful preparation fur thu HAIR, ana properly
used viii restore il 10 its original softne+s and
hsauty. Hose wao have uscd II gay il u tAe Lest
prcpai alton ~ y have seen.
Sud, wholesale and retail, b. II II AYERS, Drug
81 esrEctei Main and tbl;d treets Eeo.,gk lyst
Also hy Druggists and Merchants throughout tha
STATE.
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Procecaings Of Congress.


WAsuINGToN. Jan. 81 - SenGte.-1he French
Spoliation bill was taken up and read a second
time. Mr. Clayton gave notice that he should ask
the Senate finally to dispose of the bill to NOR
row. Mr. Bayard vindieated his father from the
aSpersions found i'll the work, ofIetlerson, lately
published. The Army Appropriation bill was
then taken up, and Mr.. Houston addressed the
Scnate.-The Senate then adjourned.
HoaSt.-Mr. Rice offered joint resolutions,
declaring nall and void all acts of the Minnesota
Legislature in incorporating certain railroads in
that Territory. The House then went into Com
mittecofthe whole on the Subterranean TELEGRAM h
to the Pacific. Mr.. Benton spoke III opposition
10 it,, tooth and toe nail MIR. Richardson moved
to strike ont the cnactng clause. which was
agreed to- The bill was then LAID aside to he re.
ported to the House, and several other Terrtori-
al bills were also laid Is de-
Capt. Gibson has addressed Il communication
to the committee of foreign affairs, rronouncng
the letter Imputed TO him false and garbIed state
Inent of the memorial addressed to the Governor
of Batavia. 1t charges the Secretary of State
with bad laith, The management of his prose-
cuton false claim from the beginning. \ large
delegation from New York, of ship owners, are
here to prevent the passage of bill PROVIDING for
the better health, &c. of immigrant passengers.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-We have had another
fierce storm of snow aud wind. The train on the
Chicago and Mississippi railroad, with large
number of passengers aud several members of the
Legislature, were frozen up ON the prairie, in snow
some eight feet deep. The passengers burned
the cars and by robbing the cars of consign-
ment Of oysters, preserved themselves from star
walton. By last accounts they were still there
Relief, however, had been sent to them GU Satur-
day night.
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NEW BOOKS at MoRsE'S

III w foOOIA'J
nj Courtshp nra its Consequences hy II. Wiknf
III Ruth Hall supply.
Lamp Lighter, u now supply,
FUDGE Doing, by Ike Mnrrc,
The Nie's Victory. by Ms. Soulhwolth,
BHyarl Taylor Africa
Tom Crosbie aud Ills Friends, by S. Lover
What Not, by Mrs. Deuisnn,
Count Of Moriou by Dura-,
TIE fnrnish Empire, by Morris,
Dickens Christina. Story. Also, American Almanac
for 1859. Church Aim mac, Ladies' Book Arthurs and
Pciersons Magazines for February. ia 27-ts
IIAEepEIe'S MAGAZINE FOR FEBRU-
llARY, and 9th NEW WORKS, received at
ian 81 Is MORSE'S
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TIE + EMALE 81 ST EN-.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Exrnct from .lamrs Harris. E,q Letter, Airxandrin
Va.--Ater speaking of wonderful eare, on hip-ef he
says: Mrs, II has been suffering it'll the Il, srcom
paint and win nubil y, constantly coupluoins from
weakness. through her whole system. She ENJOY.
better heah than 10 ti,'v yeas, being rutlrey e,to'
ed by the u~r Of Hamp'on'S Icgeiobtc 1inctpre'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes-Exturr from u
Letter from ! q ines. Esq, Lou ION county va My
wife has been for yc.,s ALI ted with great wee nc..
ra,in in the breast, -ie nnl hack; Inptation,f the
h,at feebIrnc-s nj the systrrn rs or appetite
complexion snlnw; the sight Of one eye Hiruo, tir
OH vcy weak. am pleased say, Hanrtons
Tmrt1yc has restored erto perfect health. Her eye-
gond u"N 5 ever they were.
{ . Call and get pilamphIets
Sold by j. II. SEAY, & CO, Lyncll ,.re; SOWERS
Scou.vIle; A J BROWN, Charotir-,i.le and by all
Diuggiststhro hout lheState. ,nr aidxcly
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NEW CONCERN
WlI.LlAN n HOOP EHk,
DEALERSIN
Books. stationery and Fancy Goods.

fi'lE h>cr hers have TIA DIV formed - parlnct-
ship tT the purpose nj conducting, IN al its
branches tie Book Stntiuncr, ind Fancy hus,ncss in
lie large e,auite building, doots above the Newell
House and opposite the Warwick They VIII keep con
,ianty hald htge supply II Mu.c, Pianos, Acc"r
dnns and many oher musical Instruments, II Which
ftes urstly invite the attention n cr friend. and
TIE public. X. IL LlAMS,
H. =. HOOPER
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Quite BLACKBOARD seenc occurred in the
House OF Representatives On Tuesday between
Lane and Farley. The lie passed between them
and they eame near having row in the House.
II was alike dlsgrncrtul 10 them and the House.
Both of them ought to be expelled and banished
to the Five Points
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MANCHESTER, \. H. Jan 3O.-The Know No
thing Convention to-day nominated Ralf Metcalf
of New port, for Governor, rice r,aeher Moore
who WINS found to be negihle for the Office.
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liverpool, Friday Morning. Jan. lo.-The advi-
ccs received per steamer America impaired
more buoyant tone in the Cotton market, and pr-
crs closed at slight advance. The sales of the
week amounted to $4,000 bales, including lO,250
bales to Spectators aud $500 for eNportation.-
Mgan's circular qotes an advance of Is in
midiling ond lower qualities. Orleans fair };
m;ddling 3 I6 Upland fair So; middling ll6.
Dennist6un'S circular quotes New Orleans mid
ding ) !! Uplands middling ). Stock exclusive
of ~hiphoard, 10000 bales, including 2l9,000
bees of American.
Beeadstutf,-The previously reported decline
in Breadetutfs overcome at the close of the
market, aud on Friday -four shovel an advance
of I'd with small transactions. Good Ohio l4a15<.
Wheat close firm bat WAS not active at an I'D
vance of , /, white quoted atll l.. ID a Is. o.
Indian Corn also recovered from the previous
decline and prices advanced Oh, with Il moder.
ate business doing; white As I'd ii lbs mixed -
ABB Cd.
The closing prices for French funds were for
three p,r cent, Is, 20. -Four and half per cents
%, and Bank share 90, 50.
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cr'heai Situation Of Passengers on the Ohio

'''7' ''UHTIOH q FasSengtFs on The OHIO
Rirer
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 30.-There was an intense
excitement here 10 day, on account of the ferry
boat Tor the Jacksonville aud Cincinnati train.
WIN @oo passengers, becoming lodged in the ice
IN the tails his morning. She grounded aud the
ice Sorged aroun her in such manner. that for
some time II was thought all ON board would be
lost, lost, Finally, however, all were rescued by the
me 13ats. The boat it is thought will prove "a
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MASSACHUSETTS, .Senntor.

BosToN Jan. 3I.-Gen Henry Wilson was
this morning elected L :. senator by the Sen
ate. lie had been previously elected by the
House.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
relesraphed fol the Daily virginian
TIE MARKETS.


AEw YORK, Feb. lst.--Four unchanged, and
in moderate dcmand. Corn remains firm, with
an upward tendency.
BALTIMORE, Fob. l>t.-Fluur firm at former
rates. Wheat-white held at II % 10 - u,
red 81 90 to So Corn is held at IS for white,
- for yellow.
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BOOK BINDING.
KINDS OF hooks REBOUND

ALL KINDS OF BOOKS REBOUND.
n EN>fAH FRS Music, Glrnsun = flctouni Nn.er-
WY llnrrcr's, and G,ehams Magazines, aud r,nfy
other Kind of Periodical, bound in the pfiucst thu
finest STYLE
IL All lost numbers nf books AMI nv ,paIei. sup
piled to those who leave books 10 be honad
WILLIAM J. fOIkES,
Book BiNpER II BlASk Book MaNufAcruRtR. slgn
Of fhr BOOB, Main al. L,nehbmg. Va.
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MoULDs. BONES, &c

sbali bo prepared IN few days 10 furnish fahaero
Moulds and Boxes Of ali kinds, which vi be variant
ed 10 equAl any manufactured in the State. Having
near 20O 900 feet oi thoroughly seasoned White Oak
Box Piunk ON hand dep nd on getting
seasoned boxes from me-. will nlso order bills
ot Oak nmbrr, and will keep on hand Fence Plank pail
itgs, Rails, Sc.
Thankful Tor pns f,vors hope to receive share ot
pulc patronage.
VsSnor.- In the rrar Of Warwick Mil
ian dam CURTIS EANES
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IlIAAlS
Will YOU Read the Truth =?

4 Medicine must have merit aud great mrrit,t stand
n the trst public opinion. No art ot nun enn
gaNani,e worthless article Us tokecpit up good
medicine, IT he not lra,lv
good medicine will live, be ONE popular, nnd
ten it, sncs year inter YEAR in spite of nppnsitinn
The Pco lc readily fnd out its virtues, and the hnnr e"
Hum rn>s'- from mouth mouth with rapid ty
Inn paler- spread ii. living witness test
y.ng ne medicine has nude for him Is Of TAT
r'ore service + an any newspaper advertising.
h proni ui ,hai We say aboye, refer Sau to
HAMPTONS NEGETBLE TINGTuRE, and lis e.
trcrs II, pnsr in the mouths of multiludrs. The
hrst ina country give their testimony 10 it,
wonderful cures. Among them unme Hon. II.
GHy. Hon. Rich VI John.on Wee President Of the
nifcd slut with huuir,d ut others. Capt. fhomHs
eiaot-br ,her Ia the celebrated physicinn OF the
Emperor of fnaee-m,,- cured by it Of disease ct
yen 5 Standing after the SklIot all the Doctors Of
Europe and Amefioa had lniled 10 rurc.
TRUTH is MIGHTY
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.totho. CfREbg HANPTONS TiNGIURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
Ihe Rich, the Poor, every ,eherc, bear the same
Testimony.
Hehl the following tcrihcate trem Indy, endorsed
lay Postmaster L. T. Coorrr:
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tWK HE T.-One or both of my Brick tone
mert on n street, in LyntIburg, next below
tie Noryeli tlou Ihe upper apartments " ell
sutel for private / i,nccs Apply to A b. Rncker
Jan is rlLwts WIN. RADFORD
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Embroidery, Needle Work. &c.

y OTlCE.-1br snb4rribers having rurchn-ed o
\ John A Fuu. Ia his interest in the con, cro 81
Fnnklin BROTHER \ Co., will continue the av-iu,s4 IN
the -nmr house. neAt door Liberty Van hou- u, der
lbr firm nnl sty,o Of Franklin Bot rr IT, return
brif thanks Chcir friends mud III" public gene fnIly
liberal patronage cAtruci 10 them f. ttr shor
time HEY hive bee in hc Gr,ccrv nj CoIutu --iou
bu-iurs-, md most respectfully 'pitc continuance ri
ill.,. SUM; prom sing lhcir ir.t eiYe
"a i-faction 10 al WI ia hu-iue-s win mem
JAMES FRANKLIN.
EDN ARD FRANKLIN, JR.
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xange n Alexandria II. Road Company

NEamge / Alexandria Il. EIOad tOmPHhy
frryIIE Subscriptions to the Capital stock of this
1 Company, for the construction of the Lynch
burg Extension, are required to be paid in month
stalments of Five Dollars on each share.
BY order of the Directory.
j. II. REID See'ry.
oct 23-eodt dcc&thenwts
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MessrS Barring Brothers announce that they
will repay the dcposites of the French loan, the
whole amount having been taken in France.
RUSSIA,
A six fold land tax, payable in twenty install
ments, was to beimposed on the Polish propre-
tors.
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Sardinia is reported as being willing to under
take to send $4,000 men, recruited from all Italy,
to the aid of the Allies in the East, the reason as
signed being that for want of an outside enter
prise to engage attention, the Italians growing
restless.
The "Opinion' Of Turin, of the 18th inst
states that the departure of the Piedmontese
troops for the Crimea will take place on the 25th
of February. According to that Journal the
contgent is to consist of of 20. 900 men, $1,000
of whom will embark On that day, and the add
tional five thousand are for the reserve.
Eighteen hundred of the Imperial Guards
were embarked at Marselles ON the 18th, in
steamers for the Crmea.
The army of bavaria has almost completed its
complement.
Letters say that the Swedish army will be i'm
mediateIy placed ON the war footing, and increas-
ed to $4,000 men.
Eussiais preparing for the spring campaign
and the Baltic army is organizing.
FROM TIE CRIMEA.
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l{cal the follow ing tcuihrate trem Indy endorsed
lay Postmaster L. =. Coorcr:
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O y BENTON.
Sup't S s Mi.ionaiy,
I.vurlih11p Va.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

IMPORTANT POSTAGE NoTICE.-PosT OFFICE
New York March 81 ls55-from and after this day in
pursuance Of the Act Of Congress- passed March Is
ietterAw be from this Office Ia the mails
places within the United States uness postage prepaid
In order festuay 10 out the
said and the Instructions of the Post Once
in rssion hereto the drop boxes at this the re-
cepton OF letters will be closed from and this
until the practice Of prepayment becomes general Letters
whether prepaid by stamps prepaid BY money will be
eeved 1t all the windows but 70 prevent the detention
the delivery windows o. desiring only TO deposit let
prepaid by stamps window tbs Nassau street side
appropriated exclusively the reception Of letters prepaid
by stsmpl Under ereunadnoes cU any oth<r t,nes,
be frdnsdet<d az this eiHdop.
Persons mailing letters Will facilitate their action
we'll the business Of this once BY using stamps stamped
envelopes Tor the payment Of portage stamps BE-
chaeed quantity and enyeopes in packages between
the hours aud three r. NJ, AZ the office Of rale,
in the second story Of the Post once building entrance at
the cast end Of the Cedar street front.
Letters addressed TO plaets within the United States not
prepaid will be sent 70 the Dead Letter Oeice al Washing
con.
To facilitate the mailing Of for places beyond the
At abe end o. tho Cedar front will DO
apart for the exclusive reception Of unpaid foreign letters
which will ~ other place letters
California and Oregon by Foregn letters
letteps. -
The poaase letters between places the United States
VIII hereafter be- for ase rate Alf uder
faows For distance not exceed three thsnsand
miles three cents aud for greater distance which
endes All letters 60 California and Oregon, csas
ISAAC " FOWLER, Postmaster
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NmLo's GARDES-CoNcKRr PYNE AND HARRISON
EyeIIsH OPERA CoMpANY.-There was q full house at
Nioios last evening to witness the first appearance
concert In this city Of the English opera company Of
which Miss l. Pyne is the prima DONNA The perform.
ance was very good one, embracing popular operate
pieces, selections from sacred music, and English glees
aad ballads. Miss L. Pyne appears to great advantage
n the concert ROOM and the popularity which she has
gained the stage bids fair 70 be still further extended
She was particularly successful last night in the well
known duet with Miss Pyne) from the "Crown Da-
monds, and In the recatve and air, sWlth verdure
dad, from "The Creation" It was pleasant to find
that her late severe indsposon has had perceptbe
eject upon her delicious voice. while her execution has
been spirited brilliant. Miss Pyne Mr..
Harrison and Mr. Borran also gave general satisfaction
Mr.. Atkins who has ane bass voice, made good i'm
preston upon the audience. The concert entire
I'm Thursday this company will give concert
In Brooklyn, and Monday another and the last for
the present, at Niblos.
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pleased learn that Mr. Udolpho Wolfe has establish
ed depot in this city for the sale Of his really valuable
fact press OF foreign and other important
precuded the possibility Of giving the Shcnapps
the attention they deserve All know that pure
Holland gin article H scarce as Is valuable and
have often been obliged to other less efca
duretcs, solely account OF tho difficulty OF OBJ
tanning genuine article; tor 10 ws known that the
drueged and adulterated by mercenary dealers until
they almost lose thir identity Gin In particular has been
very In this relation, much in Tact that
the ''pure article could rarely, II ever be found.
practitioners oresaw the evil effects this criminal
adulterati,n would have upon the human system pari
euary in disease they decried it's generally
has only been within the last few years since MI
Wolfe successfully introduced his Scnnapps that they
have openly recommended any article Of the nnd From
before learn that hundreds OF our best
toners have sent Mr. Wolfe boldly written tesi
ona Of the efficacy of the Sehiedam Aromatic schnApps
Practically, recommend the article in question:
Particularly 10 who Obliged TO travel We be-
came With It's virtues some I've year ago We
Loss rolling erratie and muddy kssisspp We took a.
medicine, and when We found ourselves landing on the
lsye Of New Orleans free from those cutting pains
that ealcui in the bladder always subjected TO- The
sehntpps acted oerrector Of the huds actually dis.
sofn{ and carrying OF the alkaline deposits that form
rheh ne river water Is used 20 great extent.
Another virtue Of the Sohnapps the absenco Of that
SEATING flavor and taste gin always presents in
br wolfe has Asssred and have heard 10 from other
sources, that every berry he has distilled at his mandatory
IN osrnsay eeioy geked and that Of the refuse,
ted from the best aud purst barley ana favored with the
aromatic juniper berry o. Italy.
We hAye long chemical snslyss before the pen
Of Dr. D. L. Mott New York the detail would be I'M
interesting and in some points TO the general
don them counterfeit articles woifes
put up quart and pint botss In two oren
IN this city At % South Front srsstPAiladeipnia
Daily Reporter, March ~.