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TOBACCO AGENCY.

GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
~ and 40 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission direcs
~. from and for account Of the Virginia Manaise'
turera and to whom We refer
Messrs. EDMOND, DAVENPORT 1 Co., Richmond
VIII reply 70 any questions and trsnsast shy business
for cur house.
wise no1S-dkwly
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A MAl1YrNG MAN.-A man named David Rate.
va convicted at the last term of the Indians
g oourts, OF bgamy, and sentenced to twentv~two
moaths' imprisonment In the Western Penitentisrv
TO which place he was brought the other dsy. i.
appears he vas committed for the same offence In
1851. and had just got out. He returned IN the
nelghborhood Of Blairsyie, and by dying his whis.
ksrs and BY changing his name to David Beatty
was again married to young widow by the very
same Justice Of the peace who married him before
One Of the Witnesses on the trial stated that Bates
he'd seven wives living, or even more-Pittsburs
PoG.
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We learn from good authority. that tho Jackcon
0uardA a this city, refuse TO deliver t6eir arms:
fhas the right Of de Governor 10 disband them Il
Aiaputsd through On eminent lawyer Of the civ.
Apd ehat they moan 70 try tho mstfsr.
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AxofHHa GIrsEY SwINDLE.-A band of gipsies
having been sojourning near Freehold, N. j., have
succeeded In swindling . farmer out of about
Ter.
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WOOD-FOr sale by the ID, 1-2, OF
w whole Cord, delivered on Shockoe Hill.
Say best Seasoned Oak at s. 90 per cord.
Green do so for ironing.
Seasoned Pine 4 90 per cord
Green do s 70 per cord
Orders left with Mr.. VIM. ENGLISH, at his Gro
Gerry Store, corner I'd and Leigh streets, will meet
prompt attention. de
The WOOD can be had the next day after orders
are left.
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DANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
~ BRASS FOUNDER, hsYipg opened Foundry
on 10th street, between Main End Gary streets, IL
prepared to execute orders for ell kinds Plain and
Ornamental Brass and Competition CASTINGS, in
workmanlike manner.
As he is prepared to cast every day, persons want
Ing work done can be accommodated in few hourf
notice.
All kindsof Ship, House and Church BELLS made
to order.
patronage from the publisis espeetfully solicit
cd.
B-Hghest cash price paid for old metals.
INV 2S-qm
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MEDICINES.


MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
NA CEDAR TAR, for sale by Messrs. DOVE &
CO., Main street, has testimony than any ether
medicine in use for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases arinng from i'm
pure blood.
, ~ See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle. or for IS. sp2l t.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE
Ii 1t affords me much pleasure to say to the suf.
fering public, that MRS. DAVIS ELIXIR Is the only
ehectual remedy have ever used for Coughs, Colds,
&c. have used it myself, and believe it to be worth
more than all othersip use. Try it. and will en-
sure your subtraction. M. +. DAY.
HENRIco COUNTY, Dec. /, 1854
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett L. Beers,
Alex Duval, Paterson l. Jackson, Chas. Mllspaugh,
z. j. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
MOTHERS, TRY LEONARDS IN
4S1 SLANT RELlEF.-LEoNARD INSTANT Re-
LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE, for Coughs, Colds, Con.
sumption, Group, Whooping Cough, &c, has cured
Thousands. Numbers are enjoying the blessings OF
health. when the jaws of Consumption were open
to receive their prey by taking few bottles. Try
1t, ye people, and let the welkin resound with Joy
the name of Leonsrds Instant Relief.
N. BIO insure speedy cure, it must be taken
invariably after each attack of coughing.
u Price. Csc. per bottle.
Messrs PURCELL, LADD Co wholesale Agents;
to be had OF all Druggists and Geo. Webb, Norfolk,
Va. ia17
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rHE DALI I DISPA rCH.
ruEsDAY 1ORNIEo. JANUARY .. iss5
Corrsspondesss Of ths DispatsA

TtyEnnAY a9rnNfGn T-Wse. \ :.
- -. 49,
Cerssspondeaes OF ths Dispatch
GLouc1sfxH Co, Va, Jan Ia. 1885,
Wishing thh good old county Tor brief period,
hes occurred 10 me that Il might NOT b arnlss 10
give you Z few observation.
Tie county Of Gloucester 4 county Of some re-.
Aown She d famous for her hospalitv. her fsrtile
isnds, and for the profuseness Of comforts where
viRh 10 s,eisfx she inner man and venture 70 ..v
sAae here b scarcelv human heinz. endowed vi,h
Ordinary uuderstsndin, In The J,ni,ed st.tes. Who
h.a MOI hs.rd ~ ,pa yo,l p,,sr o,.,.r. Rut for
IN IN t,louce.ter occ,rse. ,,e NAV ..v ar ian
lated postion. Truk the anpear.nce 81 e,s,m
boar on ths YORK has v.,s,v imnyovad ,he ,,e.r.
Of inrre,s ard eera.. for nersons ,a.,,n. :, ,oine
10 Norfolk mr. Rsl.;more I'm, ;ouyn.x s,o,, R,c,,.
mond m f,,o.c..eer reon,ra. s~a., as.r.so ~ for-
.,,,ds and ~ rss;.r.,o,, =,
For ,,.,.,.. vo,,. h,,,,,,,. ,.f. p,.r-,s
=, s.,.-a.. ,.,-.,..,.. - -.
~. 1890. - - :. - ..-....,
r.. ...-I-
- ..-.r- 49,. - 49, e -. NAL
.re.. - ,.,--
p'''s 'H'o ,.,.,,,'.,
10y Ps''0s ~
~ .n1a' W usIa 'qu'eA'ne' A'"o S''so.'
Xu' P'oosoiJs" "o''' .uo nis' " ou'ol w '"''
ooo'oas occssion' were n'ee '1"as'cs' IA cnsis go
pc''oo VINO wa TAXING '.oua " Williamsburg
neo 'n1oc 'so'es were Pelmssso 70 ense'' having
oes"oen snom Two nue. cnhoren ana aHer one or
TWO more were slowed away, tne coacn was pro-
nounced fuiI. -Four or nve others took seats on
the BOX Inc horses were not the best in the
world. ana DV the time thew had drnQQed four
hve miles over muddy ROAD, tney were a. nearly
useo up % norses could De- with these delays, II
was almost dark when we arrived at Capital Land
Ing, about milo from Williamsburg. Here row
boas vas In waiting 70 convey us down the
creek and across the York, to Gloucester-s dis
lance Of fourteen mesto the point OF our destina'
tion. We had scarcely started, when 1t com
menced raining, and a. night came on the wind
arose and continued to blow with much violence,
giving promise of q rough voyage.
win not attempt to describe the crossing of the
York In q tempestuous night 1t is fearful, and
our party experienced every difficulty incident to
such situation. Wind and tide against us, the
rain beating spitefully in our faces and the spray
a..h;no ovar ma az every bn0e wave woud come
-,
tumohng ana ioaming aiong-ado 10 tnese dangers
the darkness of the night and the presence of those
who were utterly unable to help themselves. and
=. -,
you nave . Catalogue 'uhcien' " eon''nco yoo
that II Jordan Ii hard road to travel the York ID
doublv no. Well. Providence. fortune and the
go. 80. IS ,ho ho.,,,.en 6,a,,v rot -. over n
saons ai"s Vi ZIG oo''.. "A"'' so' ~ WV ."
safety-and then did register one sincere vow, 10
wit: that nothing should tempt me to try it over
1t. o.,.... a.. uoo5 IN ,hs;r w.u-york rival
es.A oS''o'' or
oyWen are very gooo' Jul Jun lniuA NY lonones
f~~ uxrutll 70, foHa
abode With them In the bottom of the river
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SAD END TO AN ENGAGEMENT "A corresponder
of the Baltimore Sun writes:

Of the Baltimore Sun writes
"You have already announced the melancholy
death of young Alexander Bowman, of Hapers,
town, Maryland, by fire at Philadelphia He was
an only son. He was engaged to be married to a
yOung lady, residing near Philadelphia CD the 4th
Of March next, which dsy he would arrive at his
twenty FIRST and the young lady in her seventeenth
birth day. Strange to tell, that fair one was run
over by the Germantown cars few weeks SINCE
and was compelled to suffer the amputation of a
leg Now they are forever separated"
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FRESH OLIVES; Anchois; Cspess
8aucs6; CatsupG BE all niees lust reeeived b.
ials 3. boNAvlTA { co !, Il Esis 4. =
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k'Ok kENT.-One reom over the store
- o. MYERS 4 JARKE. % 2e-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


GENERAL AGENCY, ron THE GALE AND
PuRcnAsk or LANps.--rRANK 8. RUYY1N, Sscrs-
eosrW eAs H5veisia State Agricultural Goslet1, and
n. AUGUST Offer their ssfyiess to the public ~
GENERAL AGENTS for the ale and puFehsse Of
LAND9 In Hivgiate and the 6sstAsvn and Wesssvn
Slater.
Oflcs-atths ONCE Of the Ysspista STATE Asricst
faeos Society, Ne. lis Mats street. ss
n. AUGUST. NsrARy PuBLIc Anp AccovEf AIT
Omee-asabove. Me-s
HAIR CurrMG.-Citizen aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing TO get their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style, world advise them
70 call on HOBs0N, under the American Hotel. en-
trance on nth street.
NB-Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had 1t
all hours Single Bath 25c., or Ticbstz for 81
no IA
THOMAS w. KEEEEE,
AUCTIONEER,
Once with GEO. ]. SUMNER, No. 90 Pearl It..
Will attend to the sale of REAL Estate. and eve.
n description Of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, ks.
an 21-ts
LARUs & SHINE Aucti0neers and Com
mission Merchants, viii attend to sales of Real
and Personal Estate. stock sales Of Dry Goods Gro.
ceres. Boots and Shoes, House Furniture. kc. &c
oc lS-ts JAMEsN SHINE, ! PC. LARus.
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SUPPOSED MunDER-Mrs Mary Furnix. wife of
Thons: Furnix, Of Troy disappeared on Thursds Az
eion Of thrussing her through the Ice in The
opposite that city.-AB. Reg. '10 f"er
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A NEEDLE SWALLOWED AND REMovEp.-Dr.
Jennings, of New Bedford, Mass was called on
the 18th Inst to visit child that had been ex-
tremeiy troublesome for some months past. On
examination he found q small bunch on the child's
breast, which being opened, a needle of about an
inch In length was discovered and removed. Ithad
probably been swallowed by the child, and had
been working its way through the flesh for some
Tune past until II attained the above position, &C.
feror.
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VoLuNrKRRs.-We learn from the Montreal Ga.
setfe OF yesterday morning, that a communication
1as been sent to the Adjutant General of Militia,
rom parties In this city well qualified for the task
Offering to enrol q corps of volunteers here for
service In Canada, or, if desired By the Imperial
Government, In the next campaign against Russia.
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CUFF BRACE PLOW.
HNG4VC pJ N" no, HI b. ~,,%

=
Il or shallow, wide narrow furrow. Chokes less
in foul land than any other Pow in use, and ID
warranted to give satisfaction to be returned In
addition to the many inducements heretofore offered
to the community to buy their implements in Rich
mond, we have established Foundry of our own for
the especial purpose of making better article OF
Pillow Castings than ever heretofore offered in this
market; and intend keeping always ON hand, not
only the Cuff Brace, but all the other most popular
Plews In and the Castings for every description
OF Flows. together with Agricultural Implements
In general Our stock will comprise in part the fol.
lowing
Cuff Brace Plows. both right and left hand, of all
szes Livingston improved. of several sizes; Wiley
do; Mccormick Davis do; Hillside and Sub-soil
Plows of various patterns. (among them Gideon Da-
Wis Primitive Sub-sol Harrows, Cultivators Corn
Weeders. New Ground Coslters, &C., &c) We are
also agents for the sale Of Bickford Huffman eel.
ebrated Wheat Drill, which took the premium Al
toe late Virginia State Fair
GEO. WATT L CO.,
Factory on franklin st., square
GEO. WATT,
r ID STARKE' oc 25-Sm
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HmINo AND CoLrucrUo.

NoTICE.-GEO. W. TOLEk, Oeneral
~ Agent and Collector OfHcs ON Fssnklin e.,
uudsf Msfropofitan Hall. Richmond. va.-Will ~
csuns ctsims, buying and selling real estsfe &c no
Ali bue1ness entrusted to him viii be TO with
promptnesa and dispatch. dc %
|NOTICE.-The firm Of TOLEk &
~ COOK y this day dissolved By mutual consent
John \ COOK VIII continue the Agency bu:L
nsn q the concern, and close the same. GEO. W.
IOLEk viii attend to the closing Of the other mat
eers Of the concern 10 the extent of collecting the
debts due the concern and paying OF those they owe
Independent OF their transactions Agents. and no
farther.
the name Of the concern. except n making or en-
doFsng the notes. &c., and then only with the ex.
- $500 - GEO. w. ToLER,
de1s JNO. r COOK.
John &. COOK, having Withdrawn from
~ the late firm Of Toler Cook, viii continue, at
the old stand, the line of bdsnesa on bis own
sccount-Hiring out Negroes, Renting out Houses
Collecting Clama he and will be glad to receive
the call Of his friends and the public generally.
de Pits
JAMES d. Elicit, GENERAL AGENT
~ AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Office removed
to the Odd Fellow Hall, Franklin street. one square
below Exchange Hotel again offers his services to
Renting Houses and buying and selling Produce of
every description He is also prepared to receive
on Storage at very moderate rate, any and all kinds
of produce; and when sold by himself no charge for
Storage. He also has ample aud comfortable Rooms
for the accommodation Of Servants while hiring,
late ordinance of the city forbids their standing.
DEE
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SMITHSONIAN INsTIrurE.-We learn from the
annual report of the treasurer that the receipts OF
the Smithsonian Institution, for the past year were
from interest the original fund (of $5l5 l69 de-
posted in the United States Treasury $30.910
with balance of $6.944 on hand at last report, 4
total sum of $45,l3l. The expenditures of the
year amounted to @3O,97l, including S9,5l2 for
library, museum and gallery of art, and 81, O94 tor
publications, researches and lectures. The ex-
peuditures for the present year are estimated al
81, 485 There IL now In the hands of Messrs.
COrcoran Riggs, and In the treasury of the Insti.
ton, the sum of $139,l59 SO, in addition to the
whole of the original bequest of $5l5, 1859.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.-From and after
~ the Ist January, 1855, the business Of the man
ufacture and sale Of CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURE, and the general Proprietary Medicine Bust
ness, heretofore conducted under the firm OF BEN
NETT BEERS, will be conducted under the firm
and style of WIN. 8. BEERS CO. Office and
store, No. Pearl street.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.--The
" Subscribers have associated themselves together
und or the style of DICKINSON. HILL l. CO, for
the purpose of conducting the AUCTION and COM
MISSION business.
Their Office will be on the corner of Wall and
Franklin SITS. r. III. DICKINSON,
N. b. HILL,
de 20-d&wSm c. B. HILL.
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Asst NOTICE.-DRY GOODS AT
IL COST FOR TWO WEEKS LONGER.-Ws
shall continue the sale of our large and desirable
when our store will be closed to prepare for SALE
which will take place on Tuesday, the 9Th February
Great inducements will be offered by US until the
time named we desire TO reduce our stock to the
smallest possible amount prior to sale.
ia Is KENT. PAINE KENT.
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NOT1CE-REMOvAL.- to move
~ on the first day of February next, we are offer.
ing crest induceme ns previous to that time to pur-
chasers: All the stock of Dress Goods we offer at
and under cost, to close them out desiring to open
an entire new stock at the house now being fitted
up, doors below. Purchasers will do we'll to CALL
CHAS. A. GWATKIN
jail Opposite the Exchange Bank
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FOR Neutrality-suspicious. fronting
- on the Dock and Gary st., occupied at present.
by Leftwich L Jeter. Apply to
70 l2-ts GEO. 8. PALMER, 14th ct.
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GHIRTS AND COLLARS.-We have
~ ON hand large stock of Shirts and Collars. en-.
bracing all the different styles now worn manuac.
tured expressly to order by one of the best
eral satisfaction to our customers We invite all in
want of good fitting Shirt TO give rs a call
KEEN, BALDWIN CO,
ia liz No. I02 Main st.
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FURNITURE

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At No. 81, Main N.rfct kKoKUK. Iowa
THE undersigned does not deem it expedient
l. to say that he has IN ore Furniture or better
than any other establishment in Keokuk, or
else here, but would say to wholesale and re-
tail purchasers and old customers that he has on
hand all kinds Of Furniture, and any quantities
you want, put up and packed ready for wagon
transportation. Among other things are
Bureaus. plain. fancy and dressing.
Tables, Card, Center, Side, Breakfast, Dining,
and Dessert.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane, and Mahogany Spring
Seats.
Rocking Chairs Cane, Wood, and Spring seats
Bedsteads, Common, Fancy, and Cottage, high
and low posts.
Window Shades, Curtain Cornlces, Willow
Ware and Wagons.
Ladies' Cabinets and Work Boxes.
Mattrasse. and all kinds OF Upholstery on hand
and made to order.
II will pay to give US call.
No sign up, though place generally wsis
marked X. WILSEY.
keokuk, May |, 1885. wy
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English and Classical seho0l,
FOR YOUNG LADIES & GENTLEMEN
l. VI. Denison. 4. AI.. ErLna LnMl

FOR YOUNG LADIES 4 GEN fLEMEN
j. W. Drnison, a. NJ, Principal.
THlS second term Of mis- school vii cem-
| meaee Oh Thursday, March 18TH aua for the
tune belpe. VIII be kept IA tie Baptist Meeting
House.
The design Of lids scboolistoprepare The mind
to rAlSR, III preparation Tor the active duties Of
iife, whether f0f the School room, Counting
room, of~CaAege.
To aay ole wishing 20 know its merits, We
have OILY to say, Come aud see
Tefms PER Qnarter of ten weeks
Common Euslis!. Branchss, SIS o.
II cher do d. 0A
Higher Mathematics, 90
Book Keeping Single or Double Entry, 10 90
Languages, ancient N modern, each extra, 5 0Q
Mise AMI lhe Ornamental Branches. each
ex'ra, from GID % 10 ~
Statjorpfg 5U
Payments d tte. middle 10 The quarter. No
deduction made HI t4atph bilI- except NJ case oi
pr3traefta SICK sess. Doors onen al Ali hours
FOR friends d education, whose frequent calls are
earnestIq solicited
Keok. Z, Dec y, ls54 ~
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valuable cut Lots for Sale.

THE undersigned proposes 10 sell portion Of
L the Tract known a. the Gamble Farmo in
ten acre lots.
The above land Is situated about nile from
the town plat Of Keokuk, and affords many
beautiful sites for private residences, The
land icing very rich and situated convenient TO
tie city. and beyond the reach Of the dust from
the Plank Road, offers he most valuable Local
tons far Market Gardens, Nurseries, Pasture
Grounds, SC.
Terms all be made easg-and title warranted.
Nh G. GRAHAM.
Arrtl IT, 1850 G5M
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% n. ERIE TYPE 6.

M have eulered and surveyed every cetuer
w anil nook
Of Bqefl's Gallery and foufd all nice " a book
Ills >kYItsnT retiitea, 50 spacious and gtaai,
We cat assure, there's none sach el.e~Ae IN
the Land;
Which renders his pics4res without biemsh or
Taken flear peathtr Of cloudy il at all matters
not.
And then bis cases, IRE 50 splendid, so fine,
There tore II The city that viii them outshne;
AossgrH, USlos, JrnLL, PEARI, and PAPER
AAcf.e,
And other ianey, none so grand have you seen in
Your daY.
But don't Interrupt us. let's on with our story,
Although Lot talent enough TO explain alltbs
Come lock for yourselves, we'll not lead you
astraY,
For such wonders as these are not out Of our
way;
And all ano'se not called for once venture out
And see @sss Buell. the "Artistso about
Follow me 10 the place where many may come,
Either wishing FOR pictures. or wanting for none;
10 No. ST, MAIN STREET, It's plain 10 be seen,
Between iHlRp and FOURTH where there's mul
titudcs been,
We will find this gentleman busting around
70 busy, he can find scarce time "to turn round,p
lie Will supply you with pictures faultless ana
true,
Please TO sit down, we know he will suit you,
One moment--here's your picture looking never
so nice,
And another thing too, he is not high in h.s
price,
As hundreds will say who crowd weekly there,
Prices low, pictures better, than ara found
elsewhere. BY A CITIZEN.
DaGuERREoTyrE STocK AND APPARATUS OF
every description, for sale TO Artists at reasona-
Bile prices, &c. Main st. Keokuk Iowa
March 81. 1855. d&wly
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AYERS PILLS.


Il the cure Of all bilious diseases, costiveness,
Indigestion, Jaundice, dIopsy, rheumatism, sewers.
govt, humofs nervousness, friHbility, infiam-
nations, headache, pains in the breast, side, back
and limbs, female complaints, &c &c. Indeed,
very lev are tic diseases III WHICH purgulvs
medicine Is lot more or less required, and much
sickness and suffering might be prevented, If
harmless bnt etlectual eaAartice were more free
Is used. No person cau feel well while a cos.
tive habit al body prevails besides IT soon gem
crates serious ard often fatal diseases, which
might have been avoided b. the timely and III
dIcious use Of good purgatise. This is alike
true Of colds, eFsFisi symptoms, aud bilious de-
raugements. They all tepd to become or produce
the deep seated and formidable dlstempers which
load the hearses all over The land. Hence re-
Liable furritv r,rvs1c Of the first importance To
the public health, and this pill has been perfect
ed with consummate skill TO meet that demand,
An extensive trial Of it, virtues by physicians,
professors and patients has shown results sur
passing any thing hitherto known Or any medj-
cane. Cures have been effected beyond belief,
were they not substantiated by persons Of such
exalted position ami character as To forbid the
suspicion OF unifuth.
Among The mary eminent gentlemen who have
testified In favor IT these pills, We may mention,
Doct- A. 4. liAYEs, Analytical Chemist OF
Boston, and State assayer Of Massachusetts,,
whose high professional character is endorsed BY
non io" AHp LshkKl {, aeh@toT Of the Unfl-
q 2.1't
=, i,DH' = ifh9f' sA-opeeHef OF thd
iio.ss ct ~ F'Esf1'aitsss
- : 'aii''stef Fleh, 10 Lhsisno
1olsN = ~'t4s = Naeao'ic hlshop o. Eos
''', . r.
~ - q N1.'ii - ff&stcai chemist or New
iglA ~, ~. ei1s.ss "
w. /" = efe'Afy o. STATE
= :, - 40 - s.as i'shess iAAA " America;
- - ~ Z : -, '9ftieso5s % 'he AstFo-
po,,.an 49,. - o'asIs.
1'8 Paee III r1'' "e eoala g4Fe many hund-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-12
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YOU may announce my name for candidate 10
l. sell every article OF Dry Goods and Groee
RES cheaper than ever, as | air auxious to raise
money 10 buy few lois, which CAPT 10 well
after The election, there will be dreadful raise
IN propertys ior shall tax every lof Ii the city
10 per cent per week, If | AIN elected 10 carry an
our Rail road to be paid ~ the b. Tx weekly
which will complete one mile Of oar koa1 week
~. How many weeks will II take TO CON plete
this road I Who owns the road, Lee county
the city Of keokuk, or the property holders p
If you find you pay over the wholesale price for
any article IN ANY Of my stores yon can return
me articles. S. =. BILLINGS
Main Street, ksokuk, Iowa
March V. lSa5 DIFF