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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

NI CATALOGUE Of MUSIC, the greatly rsf1eee prize
ressy aid vii De srnt pat Of the Cnit.d st4ss
sitbott ehAse 10 order that purehssers nave the SC
vantage Of red1sos IL the prize Of Nude ne
.ess It's. re, should select from our catalogue "nen goo
tsir nearly al the vorks Of merit popularity ot orsH
CON po.ers ard al the valuable copyright works Of W
cent alaee, Geo Root 6rown, 4 Fowlei -s
oshera Such Don-cocysht n our s4taote
about and s cSns1 reprint 20 thai me pao
Ne rsy have the advantage u the reduced preee on zen
Purhers az other will BE- 70 inquire ief o0 80
tions in order to get them .; the reduced price
Piano Fortes Guitars, Futes IL &e OF cur cvn =
,ure all II the lowest uArhet prices and .Arsn ~ -
{cke WIN HALL 4 son;
No. 80 Broadway opponfs ne LHk
Desles, eenraes and Teschers suPphed On ne Iosess
Hua< By mail any pert Of Tie uaisss ssA -
feeeipt sf he nQasy.
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Cost an0 foun6.

I OST. EIGHTEEN THOUSAND and FIVE
II HUNDRED DOLLARS, In SPECIE CERrlFIcArEs.
Issued BY bsnk Of America hs ASS cated banks 10 ths
city three o. 900 each three OF s ooesch and ono Of 500
lost Thursday Feb Is Clerk OF tho sns Of tho
Commonwealth his way from the Clearing hViss 20 the
Bank
these certificates psysbe only to the INKS,
they Of value Ia the bands Of any private Individual
other corporation.
All persons requested 20 stop who srempt
TO psss of either OF these Certificates
suitable will be paid their tbs Bank Of
the Commonwealth GEORGE ELLIS, Casher.
n OTICE-LOST OF STOLEN.-The subscriber
~ mailed at Hartford Conn 90 moeisy, Feb. H. 1888,
LETTER. directed to J. II Cotton CO. No va william
d. New York which has been received Said letter
tanned one NOTE OF HAND dated Hartford Feb is55,
payable Ia sixty days sgn,d by Aus,n Ward, and psJabs
TO order MerIss Ward and BY him ndored for tho
smopat OF . $50
One Eote OF Hand payable In ninety days for $l 70
One Note Of and PAL able Ia four months, for....
AL persons cautioned against Negotiating for SAD noes
payment has been stopped. IL. u bAIIEHSON
Hartford, Feb, II. 1850.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

B-The Distribution will positively take place he
evening OF tie 2sh February the presence Of 81 members
who choose sttFnd.
IL viii be cor Quoted IN precisely the The
American snd Phlsdephis Unions by honorable gentle
men elected for that purpose oy the majority OF members
prseIt
The sn,so;lons Of the Association sisns lat Of drs Wings
Sc viii pabsbed ard forwarded !, ali Denlbers i'm
dateiy after the Distribution
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II

THE COsMOPOLtTAN Art ASSOCIATION lsn9unc. 5
brief pOsponeuent DIS Iibuon from the Srso IsnnAry
. the 1ii Of February, at shch time viii POSITIVELY
TAKE PLACE.
the delay completing the bgi4lng OF the ssl-
leries end the spon Of u Ar ~hioh necessarily
The cf ID. illustrated Catalogue until
IN December thereby pTeyerps the eFcpsoo issd
the distant tcfesAs sod fsnd. Of assci on
TO AL THOsE ~HO HAvE NOT SUBSCRIBED
the opportunity presented. ANY sut~cbi1s
Ie'iDs the b Of February will be eousd 70 tie a,ss-
ziDes for 1855
The payment Of s5 entities person TO sIy one Of the '
low MsssziLss for the year iS.5
BsTpsr's PUtnsm's KneseIboeksr Backwood's Graham
3sgtzpe u Art and Go5eys LAZY. Boot aud The QaarerJ
Reviews reprinted New -York-EdnbUEh, Nss Minister.
London Quartz y and North British Aso. ticket 10 The
Distribution swing the holders eq1a chance "a dIsstns It ,
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V'HE MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN
i BOOK:
II L L III III \ l. l..
A DOMESTIC TALE OF Tas PRESENT TINE.

lCctp.. limo. Cicth. Price. sl2a

Itc rp.. limo. Clcth. Price. 81 -
Il has beea reserved to this Distinguished auh5r.ss shieve
vLs' may under the ehcEm,aees b, regarded
brilliant Obtained BY American writer Of &c
ton RI TIL HALL her ist continuous story though de-
living popularity from connection With any c.
those questions which ssitle the public mind hss in
the since It's fsst appearance reached greatly
sale than any other American worn Of fiction rhever
within The period This extrsoriniry fat of itself
abundant evidence o. the absorbing Interest and graphic %
Of remarkable We have in possession several
tur6ed reviews RUTH HALL" which have already So
reared in the principal sni periodicals. Nesry ell
Of these pronounce emphaeAly OF genius. many pre-
dieting the largest sale Of American book and devot
us whole co1u - euosm while we have yet seen Ia
very not twelve in sl which deny its singular f,cns
ton
ruth HALL" Is sar sale by Booksellers generally.
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
2 ParI rnu Navy
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671KE NOTICE. have got as COCA an
OYSTER eel ever had nots ~ III. Esss Rivsn
ssl...ssis. Ala =: Of 70 sat Hsos BowSsa. Ne
Bros6G-
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2musemenIs.
NEWSBOYS CONCERT, (Which was post
IN pored on account Of the storm) will be in the
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,

NEwSBOYS' CONCERT, (Which was post
POned on & ~ S &c even in the
ON sAf ftsDaS EyESiSo, Feb "a. 1855.
The 'HeTeiiss n NJ cor Nv 4" q Tar NrwsRoys,
CbO,uses Solos Duets oustet. by eminent and popular
onal Singers who have kindly volunteered their aid on
Exercises will commence at !, O'Clock precisely.
Tickets, 95 cents; to be had at the usu. places
DROADWAY THEATER-BOxes and Parquet
ID Family Circle sod UpD, Tier Is cents pn 1S
. ssss' .ss ist fSEsse
BRUrus; o. THt FALL OF hReuN,
Titus. rsIqaiaA Mis- a. 4 d se|c.
To solesd s With 'Gi;iNFYi o. Taf OF 5oyI
DURTON's THEATER, Chambersst.-
PAUL PRYi Or, Horn DOST IsTRsOE;
En- s soasS P PS a..o. Bafsa
With the very ffG 5fSSYi Ss'f fS # TABLES
Jack Bumphieys.nr Burton Bumps '........Mr Jordan
fRlDaY@THE sERio6s FAMILY, and rae rooDLEs.
ROWERY THEATER.-Proprietor and Mana.
ID ger. l. P. waLDRoNi Stage Manager RoBEAr
}9ff BG s Ss ps. s RsI hne
which BUTSREks Sod % e EWS T. b 9e"ed
NATIONAL THEATER. = Manager, A. H.
IN PURDY; Stage Msn,ser, Mr. G. L FOX Drea Circles,
IS cents Pit l2s Orchestra Chair: % cent. 9SO'
open ''' r'iiiE' MYSTERIES sfFRfR:' 81 fAss
To b. f fclRSy.s Ss ciNDER NELLY - '0"'
Prince y sleek h.'ha"sy Pedro Nh. l., Fo. Fox
To eobeiu S," win SPECTRE OF TIE HEATa
NJ ALLACK's THEATER.-Doors open at6A;
esrt.. ss:.7 Ad%.1.P,s.. S s. and 81 s ,ss
W SOLDIERS C0URTsHlP.
Col Frsrk Gsyon.. Mr. Lester Lady Mef0rd..MfA HOey
Adam Blake Mr.. 4 sI ssas
snobson Brous hsm Millnes..@n srOushsn
ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID Grand Revival of the intensely interesting DRAINS, played
~ D Feb 81 EvESiSo Il eeiOci UNCLE
la PT a. A THE .A itpf OF lyons BESIDE,
Which, TWO FAvoRITE PIECES Admtsanee Is csnt'i
children Ider ten, l?t cents
RUCKLEY's SERENADERS, $50 Broadway
ID LAST WEEK.
OF THE GREAT BpsIksevE on
NIB In pes.t.ion. new MUSES.. piece: entitled til.
Two PoMPEis,7 introducing several original musical
position.
NEO. CHRISTY & WOODS MINSTRELS-
u No 81 Brood " fsl. : s. EVERY EVENING
UMPIRE HALL, No. $50 BROADWAY
''' " GRAND TOUR OF EUROPE,
10 when r Fac 's SIEGE OF sEvAsropoL,
Exhibited with success the prinep, eties Of
nCn persons .inOwedsed BY the public pres; - the
largest and Of the most elegant and
respectfully soeis share Of the patronsss OF ae
portion Of the public Open 70, exhibition every
who will introduce for the first time in this country the neS
INSTRUMENT Of the Piano AMIGO. Admtisnee. Is cents Chill
aIen bait price
THE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open
to the Public small charge, until further notice Most
. tns rs.n.nss and si.iu.ry are stin on exhibition:
fine ARTS.
| DECORATIVE FRISCO PAINTER of the
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TIE COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

OF 1T
with the Greek The bead and a the other fine
hg follow hst 6ood Of Art this Institution viii ,prsd
over n. snd " lLOu.ssnie SS.fier
venture to say that similar squ.y n-eful project
for the distribution Of TIE products OF LITERATURE a3d arr
ever devised ID the comfy =" Iohn " SAKE
nueh pleased With the Ian. sni zsh the ns~ enOr
In bohaf Of AT sturdsnt tBccess" NO n s-Saff.
" oos upon the Asocisou as public beae'.sdon 10 de
uDs through tie country vorss Of the his Literary and
Attc kind and tSus hspiOs on h,her CULTURE sIons me
Ieotle ,, ~, l, MS =. oas $500. nun
ven liberal induce Commend it stropsly to the esronass
6opo that the l.,sabs objects of the socaoo nay
ID with much success" ME- Harriet seecher Stove.
very bold spirited and liberal Iostqtion ess9iished
70, IL. g.Fis Of gGIaslss Ar 19d greater
IPhn.de pha American Courier.
There !. dsrIer Of osns hy tDi' institution .no
chance ssr you the full Of your money and have
the Satisfaction Of aiding the Fine Arts D."
The principle on which patronage selected and .1oscip
based entirely and far Attractive aod salts
factory than other that has been ceyis' 10 tt, country
The want Of an Association Of this description eng
been felt ~ the people Of HE republic IN Dutehm,n
could be dvsd and cannot f.. to exsit beneficial and eie
waiting Influence .oc.y aud there are very few who be
acquainted with It's PECULIAR fdyansses but will avail
themselves OF ito provisions " Phil An Courier
This association though psrtairg somewhat Of the char
tsses wi ich latter old enjoy " Home Journal
Lss basis firm sid as its osres sre beneficial
ard noble. There reason Why IL should not become
tionsl in it's claims upon both artist and people
81" rre,ents list Of inducemen. to al the lover. Of A..
and Les never surpassed By the old Art Uoion ~ ts
pa mier days" lLsnsa,ter E'ss
persons Who purchase subscribe for the leading home and
foreign book,tor-s all Of whom joining this
MONEY bat all b. addition equ.l psi,ici
pants work distribution. receiving The sftchaness
when that item in the AGa.ry BE- iisributed
Pewe. famous Greek Slave COSTING he Association
''' ''' IN Y Evening Mirror
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Ok VENUS. u -tIhANIt, LDAt
with Brorze sTArUErrE and eyerL hundred Dagr5cent
OIL PAINTINGS
For full psTfieG. Iasrstsd cataog1e'. which are
cent Tree. spPcson 70 al p ~ Of the 51ny Address
c L. DERBY. Aciu.y G. 4. aud L. A,
Knickerbcefer Mas, zne Of 2 no $40 Brosdssy I,
OF, Nc. I65 Ws'srst, SSn3usky, Ohio.
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ROsT, 3. MINrUgN Finance commi,te,
A r WErM0RE,
THOMAS DENNY

Thirtcenth Ward Relief Association.-In behalf Of
M Association the Treasurer gratefully acknowledses the re-
sep four hundred and IS 100 dollars $7 ISL
Ae the proceeds fom the several collections taken up al St
Nays Church corner Of Grand and RE Sunday last
Sb ns and respectfully tenders the sincere thanks Of the
Assocto, for the eoGuspt Efforts Of the Rev TAOS FAR
sELL pastor and the Rev. DR.. CUMMINGS, Of St Stephens
r biz ard effective appeal that occson and
Also TO the Charitable rgeeston present. who 90 literally
responded TO the appeals made TO their sympsthies
DANIEL p. sANMIS.
spiritnasf Home, No 7e2 Broadway A few hyt el.ss
tOAkDERs secommoSat with elegant ROOMS aud
hsusi heEs BY applying 81 the above place.
LQRlN L. PLArr, Proprietor.
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COUPIL & Co. respectfully inform the pub
N lie that they viii have exhibition for short time ony,
at their Fine Art Gallery No 366 Broadway the Plating oy
BoRscE VERsET.
THE BRETHREN OF JOSEPH.
Subscriptions for fine Engraving thereof will be resolved
Admission free.
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POSITIVELY THE LAST Oh tNcE
ned for subscribing In order participate 10 the
above Dsutuop Apply above for Catalogues giving fl
psrticulsrs and eDgravipgs
Menbt ship and Catalogues be obtained OF g. dUES
TON Hon Secretary. No St8 Broadway. How-fork
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fine ARTS.

DECORATIVE FRISCO PAINTER, of the
~ GERMAN and ITALIAN SCHOOL. 10 ready 20 DEC
OkATE IN tne most approved manner in al styles address
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The Rev r. T.. CuyIer, Of this City viii Prsseh n ,hs
NJ DOusAl Church between Pnnce and opllngsa iho
MING Eel Il At u o'clock.
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DOCKS and NEWSPAPER EMPORIUM
- GRAY & Co., dealen 10 DAILY and WEEKLY HEWs-
PAPERS BOOKS etc etc. Orders respectfully solicited -
No. II Ann Ct, N. Y.
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huetiaD Nofires.

Douny BibIe.-1be Pew Dr. HDLolch, S'riespD.o
,s s.cr,tsry Of the American Bible Socety VII de'er
h.ss,o,e oo he DOUAY BIBLE before the n Y. Yong
Es,'s Cb1jstisp Association, oa WEDNESDAY EVENlNO
"a, mt a. 'cock ia the Lecture Rom Cillt9n HAL As
,os pisce The public s,s invited. q LORD, Chr Con.
k,w.EDsIaDd society.- rbe festival 10 aid OF the
Charity take place on me ~ INST AZ M
Ator AOuss Is unayoi1sby postponed ~ THURSDAY EVEN
no, March &
The Veteran Corps Of the War Of lsiS VII as
.n HE Al the 'sst" Full Uniform, THURSDAY the
n iIst =. 10 A. NJ 20 celebrate the Arngerssry o. wash
l,ioLs bhh Day. ~ cider, W. 1oNhs,
Ameris M Prote slant Association. -csLES ALTON
M y ASH. CONS BIRTHDAY -fbo dihefent Lodges Of
IP A. VII Aneube before "a. w.. on the ia last, At
VGhus'on Parade uno, hight resins on "sverly place
suo arch hoBgh Nasery plsce 70 On through 9th
70 l4h.t thousb 18Th 1t TO AveLus q through Avenue
70 ~ hrousn 4h - to Clint through Caton 70 Grand,
GsLd 20 Bowsry BoseTy Cbshan; tcence 70 the east
gate is Psk through he Park and up Broad Vsy 10 Canal
through Canal Lssht through Laght TO s. J)hns Park
,Dd disn ss Brother. Herring srysLt. McEoy and
J. MhlwaI5 ~ Special Aids TO the o. NJ. Ths Mar
sa Subordinate Lodges sill report the morning Of
The pIocesson the OIen1 MaIsha Immediately after their
arrival a. The PsTaoe Ground CHARLES KENNEDY,
Grand HarshGL
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Mere hants, Bankers, and Insurance COmpany's
Thesa urus.-Tbe Printing Office of JOHN A. GRAY. No.
81 Cliff at has justly this title Forms for Blanks Of
every description may be found there, with type steam
presses and accomplished workmen Speed, pun.toallty
cheapness end good characterize the Issues of this esb
Hsbment JOHN A GRAY,
Nos. 95 Add 81 Clifst,
Corner Frankfort
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Demoine Navigation ana IL. IL. 90.
LAND ARTNENT.

l..
nNllIS Company having entered upon "a yigorou
i prosecution # Il. Improvement II the River.
with the view Of bringing nso ~ the earliest
possible moment, ana bling DESTROYS Of meeting. rs
TAR possible, tue genera expressed wishes 81 the
= ople OF the DrsMoines Valley, hereby give notice
that their Land Office Will be opened, this place.
early day they procure the examina-
tions requisite tor att KING valuation upon them
la the meantime applications viii be received Mt
this ofc, from persons desiring Ia urchase, which
viii entttle them to preference at the Company
valuation, the order Of The receipt of their appli-
cations Applications should be made in the form
app noed hereto.
Terms of sale will be, for Prairie Land ten per
cent. Of the purchase money down, and ten per
pr year thereafter with semi annual interest he
rate of eight per cent. per year, nil unpaid.
pom Timber Lands, one fourth down, and the bal
ance nine equal annual instalm. nts, with inter
est above. Payments be made in cash. or III
bills Of Banks 10 he State Of New York, or in the
bonds Of this Company at par.
In the sale Of these Lands preference will be given
10 actual settlers, and annual improvements viii
b. required to be made.
The Lands offered extend up the Dies Moines
RIVER as far n Section %, Township So, Range -
West Y. NJ.
plais Of the Lands can be seen at this ofice,
where any information be had by application,
in person or by mail
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CaIedonian Cough Lozenges.

Prepared by ii. H. Gilmore. A popu al r,mt
forCoughs, Colds, aud Bronchial Affection II
have given entire satisfaction to those who have u
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
Denies Eiectro- Plaster

m L1ItfHG4 Iurf for tHIILS AND FEVER, IN
foUR HOIHs
1I1HIc Novel and extraordinary rem dy is upheld
1 by the testimony " If the bst namgs IN
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. Tbs proprie-
tor aud inventor has among thousands Of Others GER
tfcates from the following dissing ush. gent erncn
q Memphis Tenn, the home o. the proprietor
Rev. T. l., Grace. Col. Smith +. Bank b ad-editor
Memphis Wing, Vim. r. Yancey-s dtor + the Mem
phis News 7. keefe NJ. d.. Y. A. Carr, NJ. b., r. IL.
Crockett, lawyer, grandson Of Dayy Crockett Tnos. 3
Lard NJ, d.
This wonderful astor does not pain. blister or ey-
coriate. VII rescr ii has been intryduc Il it has su-
percedcd all other patent medicines f5r cuiils, and
drirsn quiniae on 81 me market
Unlike Quipine, Arsenic and other deleterious
drugs, this medicine maxi quick, radical aud per
feet and is not followed BY ira n If lnalndies
than the removed. 1t Is perfectly harmless
and be used with perfect safety by All sexes and
ages.
The proprietor in introducing the +. NJ. r. in this
community leaves il to make repu ION here
BY its own merits and superior aims the public.
Address Z. M ID ME, Proprietor, Memphis, Tenn.
PRICE, 81. A iibera ii count made the trade
sent by ma |, 10 ali parts Of tn country.
Soc wholesale and retail agent for keok uk,
IL. IL. AYREs.
Corner Sd and Main street. oet24dw
0On BOXES Glassware and Window Glass al
~UO REYNOLDS Drug stoie-
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sEfE nxKe<.

ftNhE subscribers have comp their arrange
i ments ia finishing aud furnishing their new sa-
ounand chamb rs far thu convenience OF those who
may wish such accommodation We uaye spared no
money abor 10 make saloon and rooms epua4
t2 anything Ia the country, and ausng .nients II
ttndy made for receiving oysterr from the east Wild
gn, from ihc country and unr fine MARI cts sa Ii
make oar saloon superior e ay thing west equal
tJ Bnythlng east Al We ask Is but a call and n
trial, and viii pl,age ourselves 70 give satisfac
aua.
Parties ,au b. accommodated with private rooms
wGen dssU,d, and any hing served up for them they
Amy wish.
R.co.le.i tao plsee, on CHS, side of enl, between
Ma!n aus! Crimson STREETS
r@tl5oNy MAGkLEY X JOHNSON
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Sky Light
DAGUERREAN CALLER
BLACKS rIrHING.
Bv G.. w. L a ng q O n

-S.~A r ATE Of Bufao. NY. is prepared
IL 10 Do all Minds IL light and bea,y
. = work FIR Railroads, Boats, locks
Mills. Engines, Ilou-ework Ac- Screw
eut 10 order from q 2! inches. Having long ex-
pcrienee aud ample materials. respectfully soiicts
orders.
Shop on Third btweon johnson md Exehang,
streets. formerly occupied hy " Graham.
Eaakuk NoS - 1w
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Remoyed from concert Hau.

T. II. HUIbHIUN. Attorney and Counsellor
-. Mt Law. Notary Public, Land and general col
Letting Agent Office in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House of Smith & Van Slcklen,
on ID street between Main and johnson, keokuk,
Iowa Lots Of Lots aud Farms for sale, on reasona
bic terms. loct. I'D
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estsRY,GT ua>tFaCrcHx.

On Johnson Street, between Ist and ID.
Ill O'BkA AN / 90. Having permanently /.
- tabiished our elves ia keokak, WITH an ample
sm ~ p the very hest material r The mauufae-
tum ~ Carriage Buggies, Gigs and Hacks, We are
prepared r. make Al articles in our line. IN tie
tery bastsiyle and If the choicest material, on
,onab!t terms and prompt notice.
SOM ~. lN.5--lIA
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and the whole Of :.

lots 90 and 1875 in Nashville. and the S Of n
Of l. 26---65-~5 10 acre8) in dispute.
For the whole of which | will take s,reafg- t,oo
thousand dollars, one-third in hand and the balance
IN ons two, three, and four annual payments, with
interest at ~ per cent from date, to be- paid annu-
ally and secured by deed of until all il paid
Any person wishing for particular information as
10 location or quality of the lands may apply to II
i Reid, Esq. or his Honor the Mayor OF The city Of
heokuk. VIM. GILI.ISS.
.Iuly % IS5b
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. : u 20 - Nam g eel le<iralsa huilIiul
LD lois 10 III city II keeifak also for sale 3
exchange fsr We~t,ge prgterty p good Mi psapa Is
0nioi aere- ratiee lard Indiana eeseraI iots
10 the .esn II NApnjIM, county .-sf q 10 PAPA
cunuts TT: 81 aer - choice 4ni uraf the eua. ~
sea- i Mauraa county. iowa, with uit tf.ess efo.
Innff#ra tf 81 KENNY 4 HI fNNIK
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NEW PRINCIPLEs No POISON!
Rhodes' Fever and A1ue Cure

nR ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA, for the proven
~ tion and cure of Fever and Ague, or Chill Fever
Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Remittent
Fevers also of Bilious Feyers, accompanied by
Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Fever, yellow Fever,
ship and Jail Fever, General Debility. Night SHeats,
and all other forms OF disease which have common
orr gin in Malaria or Mltsma.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which al certain
seasons is nnnvoidablv inhaled AT every breath If
the same in character wherever it
east wrst-and will everywhere yield To this new
~ discovered ANTIporE which neutraizes the poison,
completely purifes the system, and thus entirely re-
moves all the cause Of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordnA-
~ results from IT.
1t Will protect any resident OF traveller, even in
the most sckly swanpy localities, irom any ague
or bilious dieease what ter any injury from
stantly inhaling Malaria or Miasna.
II will instantly check thu agua in persons vino
have su red Ton any length Of time. from one day to
twenty years, that they need never have another
chill nv continuing its according directions.
II will mmediateiy relieve all tha distressing re-
suits OF Billions ngue diseases, such x neral de-
bitty nj gnt sweats, etc. The patient At begins
to rscoy appetite and strength, and continues until
a y, ornament and radical is "a :cted. and
proof that it l. also worthy Of pubic confidence, be
Of it. singular and entir harmlesncss, the FOL
lowing rtiby-te from one Of the most celebrated
chemist. in the United STATE IS attached to every
bJtti":
Ns~ YORK June l. 1855
al have made u chemical examination OF Rhodes
Fever and AEue 4 HFp, or 2H{iuult TO MaidTia, 3hl
have tested it tor Arsenic, Mercury Quinine Ntrych
nine but huv not found particle VI either IN IL,
nor have found any substance IN ~ competition that
" uld prove injurious to the constitution
JAMES K Chiffon NJ H., Chemist"
This allows of its free ireventiseby WHICH
all persons may thus b. OF entir, freedom ron he
above named diseases matter how slckiy tha sea
son or .wampy the locality.
Proofs Of efficacy are frequently Published and the
confidence n the public asked only in proportion
10 its actual merit wherever introduced and use1
These cnly ore relied upln 10 prove il worth.
Oue or two bottles viii answer for primary eases +
som, NAV require more. Directions printed in Ger
man French and Spanish accompany eneh bottle.
Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold by the pro
pristor JAMES 4. RHODES, Providence, X. /.
52ts~ Il. III. AYRr. Agent keokuk, Iowa. and for
sale IN D-nryfst- g.lernllp noY3.dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
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