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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11

have sold my entire stock and trade to TT. Eli
oft Co., and cheerfully recommend them to my old
customers gentlemen fully competent aud capable
Of carrying the boot and shoe business in all its
brnnchNs. :. A. DUKE
noyl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11

Having purchased the entire stock Of . ~ Duke
and having Furthermore secured the services of Mr.
Dunlap, late of Cincinnati Ohio, widely and favora-
bly, known the prince or Boot Makers y we solic-
it the patronage Of the citizens of Keokuk and the
surrounding country.
IL sour intention to keep on hand q complete as
sortment of every description and price, and are pre-
pared to finish To order boots and shoes suit the fan
~. T. j. ELLIOTT co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11

Have yourcad the misty poem
Of the mystic Hiawaths
lead shout the Wild OAK oias,
And the brave iiumbuga wampums,
In the wales Of Nishy Washy,
In the wales of SKINNY Dishys
No Sir 4, Sir, that j bAye not,
ind | would not for q hundred
Dollars paid in silver, or in
Gold by thu inflated teller
Of bank called the Manhattan.
! looked into the book a moment,
And my spine is really aching
Al the hard words Mr.. Longfel
Low puts in his learned verses.
Rumer says that Mr. Ripley,
Critic Of the y. \. Tribune,
Hired by snob called Greeley,
Labors with an awful lock jaw,
Got IN reading liiawatha.
Guess he got a-foul af this word -
Dhginywoyascalola
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11

Here the manuscript ends abruptly.
Since the above in type, the head composition
has Informed Us chat the body Of devil il lying
under the press, with an empty bottle in his hand,
marked brandy, but supposed have contained lau-
danum. Another genius gone "They die early
whom the God love. IN, y. Mirror
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11

g. The Hutchinson family have purchas-
Cd land near Glencoe, Minnesota, where they
intend 10 tssettle down.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11

e Lot Dir IaN Int'st Cot.
nek~Lew,s 20 ii
fvont on Main st
com 90 IT from
Water st ol ~ ~ L. 10
Lamberson II II
east Of 8 81 Is IS A. / 10
Walters Mary
west OF l07 IS 6s / Al ] 10
do 90 Il front on
Main ST by lao I'll
deep of of east
side Of . l07 90 "a IL | 10
Hawkins Bill
lings 100 81 % > 30 ! 10
Mrs. Mararty
l0a IT front end
of - % 66 IS = 20 | 10
Tnos MARTIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11
Co-Partnrrship NOTICE.

OsKNFtHtTShIp NOTICE..
VILE undersigned have this dav formed d co-part-
l. nershlp for the purpose of carrying the boz,
and shoe business in keokuk under the style and firm
Of I. j. Elliott, d Co.
I. J. ELLIOTT
JNO. H. CARTER
I j. CARTER.
JAS. B. CARTER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11

l7~ Elder Knapp, the once celebrated re-
vival preacher, is farming near Rockford,
illinois, having farm Of 1900 acres Of land
worth some sac an acre, and well stocked
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11

Aunt james Lecture, which We publish
III another column for the benefit Of the liz
tie folks, will prove useful TO children Of n
larger growth, if they willbut carefully heed
the lesson ii teaches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-11

NETo.-The Governor of Missouri has se-
toed the Railroad Bill which passed the Leg
islature and gave occasion for much Joy
amongst the friends Of the various railroads
Of Missouri
Tie veto has always been the great obsta-
Gle IN the progress Of internal improvements,
both State and National.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-18
THREE DAYS LATER.

Halifax. April IL.
The America arrived last night. Her
mails will doubtless reach New York
abou, midnight Of Saturday.
The Americas advices are 10 The 3lst,
just three days later than the Washing-
Ton.
The affairs in the Crimea have UNDER
gone no change whatever.
Much attention has been concentrated
on the Vienna Conference, which is rep
resented as beng in great difficulty upon
The Third Point. although the demands
u The allies have been much modified.
The Russian Plenipoienliary has re-
ferred the mailer 10 ST. Pelersburgh and
nothing further could be done, until a re-
ply was received.
The French Minister Of Foreign Affairs
has also been 10 London 10 confer with
The English Cabinet upon a momentous
question. He had long audience with
The Queen. lie will bear 10 the Vienna
Conference the uliimalum Of the Allies on
the Third Point.
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THE MARKETS.
s3-lui

Petersburg, April II.
CorToS.-Sales at Sc a 81 c.
TonAcoo.-Lugs "a so a 6 SOC. Leaf
sc 50 az IS.
WHEAT.--Wc quote common 10 Eair
at $3.50 a. sa:iO. good to prime sa:IO
a. s2:3J.
CoRS.-Sales at 90 c.
FLouR.-Country aud City Extra so
so q sl2 90.
GuANo. = Peruvian $50; Mexican
s55; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville. April Ia.
Candles--Faycttesille Factory eOc.
Atlamantine so a. 55c.
Cotton-1l a 81 c.
Flour-Cross z IS a 600; super.
fine 8 75aS 90.
Feathers-4s a. &c.
Cmn--1 05 a l 10.
Molasses-Cuba Ell a. 90; \. Or
leans 40 al 90.
Whiskey IS Coo.
Wilmington, April l6.
Candles. Tallow IS II; Adamantinc IS
a 30, sperm - so.
Coffee. lava 49, 10; Laguaya 10 IA;
Rio l2a -.
Flour. Super Wilmington and Fayetteville
inspeciion. super ~ family 10 50.
Molasscs. Cuba 20 70; n. Orleans 90 a
".
Sugar. Brown Ga s.; Loaf and Crushed
IOall.
Norfolk. April "a.
FLouH.-superfne l0l Extra lOa |;
Family sIia a le.
SuoAR--lsrown, Porto Rico, 6 a 81,
n. Orleans s. &C.
MoLAssEs-Cuba "A c.; n. Orleans
j0a5ic.
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paper stamps passed BY aIarge maio-

paper stamps passed BY alarge majo.
rity.
Parliament has agreed to Sardinia's
request for aloan d $4,000, 900 ster.
ling, one million to be immedia tely al
yanced from the public treasury, and
the other million. q year hence if me-
cessary.
The Madrid correspondent Of the
London Times states that the Spanish
Cabinet has been discussing strong
note addressed to the Govern ment by
Lord Harden, the British Minister, on
the subject Of the religions, &c; and
it was question whether the letter
should not be returned to the author.
Lord Howden got wind Of this, and
threatened that il such an insult was
offered, he would, within six hours, sus.
pend all intercourse with the Spanish
government. unsatisfactory adjustment
was accordingly looked for.
The Imperial guard Of France left
Paris on Tuesday for the Crimea.
I'D
The total effective Russian army in
the Crimea is one hundred and fifteen
thousand.
The position of the allies is now
completely shut in by an enclosure Of
formidable entertainments, extending
to the heights Of Balaklaya. Important
events are shortly anticipated. The
condition Of the troops was improving.
The fourth sitting Of the Vienna con-
ference is represented as having been
very stormy. AT London the impress
sion appears to be that Russia will
not accede to the conditions regarding
.he black Sea. The conference will
probably split on this question.
Constantinople letters, however, in
lulge in hopes Of peace.
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The 0RIGINAL MoRMoNs WERE NOT
PoLYoAaIsTs bill Smith,. a brother Of
Joe, the prophet. writes TO the Spring
field Journal that the system ofpoly-
gamy got up by Young, and other evils
which grow out ofitare libel and SLAM
der upon the character Of the prophet,
whose bones now lie Wondering in a
martyrs grave and were Joseph Smith
to come forth from his lowly bed, and
view the condition Of things in Salt
Lake country. he would spurn from
his presence Brigham Young. aud de-
nounce his loathsome and damnable
doctrines.
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coFrEE--Laguira IL a IL c.i
Ii a Ill.
GuANo.-Peruvian s4s.
Obituary.

Died, in Pensacola, Fl. on the g LIST ult. of apo
lplexy, Mr. Neil H. Horror, formerly of Hills.
borough, North Carolina, but recently Of Mo.
bile, Ala. His death was sudden and unex-
pected Apparently in the enjoyment of ordi-
nary health, he had, after partaking breakfast,
seated himself to peruse newspaper received
that morning, when he suddenly. fell from his
chair, and when raised from the aoor complain
ed Of a darling and violent pain in his forehead.
The best medical aid and all the anxious ef-
forts Of friends and aflectionate relatives were
necessarily exercised until he expired, which
occurred in about three hours from the attack.
He was about 5s years of age. He was gen.
tleman Of high toned sentiments, irreproachabIe
integrity and unblemishcd honor. Kind and
gentle in disposition, urbane and refined in man.
ners. Although not member of any tempe
rance society, he was remarkably abstemious
through life, never INDUCING in the use Of wine
or any other stimulant. He has left MANY
friends and relatives who deeply lament his
death, and will fondly cherish the remembrance
Of his many virtues. Pensacola Democrat.
Died, at her residence, in Caswell County,
on Sunday the 9Th inst, Mrs. ANN E. YAscEY,
relict Of the late Hon. Bartlett Yancey.
Died, in Granville county, on the Sd instant,
Mrs. ELIZABETH AsS, relict Of William II. Ly-
on, Esq, (deceased) and daughter of Elijah
Hester, Esq. She leaves seven children, who
nrc now orphans, their father, (who was Com
moner from that county, } having died but a short
time previous to her death.
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Funds Needed.

HHE selection Of Fair Ground for the Or
= ange County Agricultural Society having
been made, and the purchase directed, all those
members Of the Society who have subscribed TO
the fund for fitting i. up, arc requested to pay
their several subscriptions at their earliest con-
yenience, either to the Treasurer, Mr.. James G.
Turrenline, OF to the Secretary, Mr.. Edwin A..
Heart.
As many Of the members have not paid their
second annual contribution Of one dollar each,
due in August last,) and some have neglected
to pay the first, it is hoped that they will also
promptly make payment. The money is needed
Tor the successful operation of The Society.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
March Both, 1855. ST.
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FROM EUROPE.

The Steamship Washington. from
IIa,re via Southampton. with Liverpool
dates to Wednesday, the 2sth ult.. ar
rived here this evening. Her advces
are four days later than those received
per steamer Baltic.
The proceedings Of the Vienna Con-
ference appear to be unsatisfactory.
The allies do not insist on the destruc-
ton Of Sebastopol, but propose other
conditions disagreeable to Russia.
IL was understood that the Confer
ence had agreed upon The FIRST two
points. and that the critical third point
on which the question Of peace or war
turns, was under consideration, and
would occupy several days. Another
despatch saw: "All conjecture as to
the result is idle"
Giaula. March a7fh, Evening. The
state of the political horizon has again
become gloomy, and the conference Of
the day previous on the third point was
anything but satisfactory, the condi-
tons required by Russia being very
disagreeable.
FROM sEBAsToPoL.
Odessa advices Of the 9th ultimo
state that the Russians. in spite Of re.
pcatcd attacks. maintained their posi-
ton on Mount Seponne. whence their
guns play on the French lines.
The weather continued fine, and the
health u the troops was improving. The
advanced batteries Of the British were
making considerable progress.
According 10 information received
from desertcrs. the Emperor's death
had not been promulgated in Sebasto-
pol.
Omar Pasha arrived at the allied
camp on the i2th. and ON the 18th the
Russians opened FIRE from the heights
u Balaklava. but the English. assisted
by General kuoys, routed them.
On the 18th, the Russians attacked
the whole line Of the allies, but we're
driven back with great loss.
The alliance between Sardinia and
the Porte was signed on the 18th ult.
Prince G0rtsehak0f arrived at Sc
bastnpol on the Goth uIt.
On the i4th the Turkish cavalry AZ
Eupatoria made a sortie, but were re.
pulsed.
On the i5th three battalions Of Zou-
aycs attacked the new Russian redoubts
before Scbastopol. but were driven back
with great loss.
On the night Of the 18th the French
troops carried the line Of ambuscadcs
occupied BY the Russian sharpshooters,
and at the same time the Russians made
a soriic, but they were repulsed.
Preparations continued 10 be made
at Constantinoplc to receive Napoleon.
W the meantime he aud the Empress
will visit Queen Victoria on the 10th
of April.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Phi.
ma moved an address 10 the Queen.
praying that IN the peace negotiations
exertions be made for the reconstruc.
ton Of Poland. After a debate, in
which Lord Palmerston opposed the
motion on tie ground of creating fur
ther diff cultics, il was withdrawn.
In the House Of Commons the Sc.
cond reading sf the bill 10 abolish news.
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A gentleman from Chulahoma. Missis-
sippi, says that there was - shower Of
birthstone" IN that vicinity during lale
rain, abonl two weeks since. Particles
of birthstone (he says) were scraped from
the ground The day after The rain by spoon
fulls and by tasting and burning were
fully decided TO be birthstone, and nothing
else Birthstone is said, also. 10 have
fallen thIouglou, DE Soto and Marshall
counties, Mississippi, during the same
rain.
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F0l. the Ladies'.


Rich Chameleon Crepineie silks,
Plaid aud Striped Pouli Dc Sole Silks,
Chameleon Glace x hieh.lusiercd Black Silks,
vefy pretty and neat Printed Jaconets, Lawns,
and 0rgandie Muslins,
Embroidered. Grass. and other skirts,
Bullianls, for under dresser,
Rich Sash and Neck Ribands.
Also, Bonnet and other Rhands,
Changcablc silks, for Maniillas, &C., with
fringe and other Trimmings 10 match,
Muslin Collars and Sleeves TO match,
Worked Bands, Ejgings. &c.
Black, and Black and While Goods, stieh as
Chally, Mohair Luslrc, Benges, Lawns, Mus.
lins, Ginghams, SC.
Rail Road, SellIacing & Frcnch.point Corsets,
Caters. both low.priced and fine,
SanjaLwood aud other Fans, &c. &c.
III HAS ALSO,
Prime hlcsched and heavy unbleachcd eleven
quarter Sheeiings. and Pillow Case Cotton,
raper Window Shades aud Fine Screens,
Superior Cast Steel Hoes, Door Bells,
Razqs that are Rasors. Just ity them,
ColoUd Mating, and Druggii and o,hci Car.
pciings.
sccdlcss and other Rsisins, Figs and Candy.
A variety Of Goods for Gents and Boys, &c.
Many goods will be offered lower priced than
heretofore, but no goods arc offered as bats
shall no, 10 business in that way, thereby max.
ing one customer pay FOR the loss by another.
Please call and examine cor yourselves.
JAMES WEBB.
aril ~. 81
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i o ST.

SOME time in December last, four Notes Of
~ hand given by james H. Christie to the sub
scriber, as follows: one for Twenty Dollars, bear
ing date in lhesFall of 1885, one for One Hun.
bred Dollars, bearing date in the Spring Of 1851 .
one for Sixty Three Dollars and Twenty.threa
Cents, also dated in the Spring Of 1851; and
one, written with pencil, for One Hundred ari
Thirteen Dollars, bearing date, as well as she
can recollect, Of February, 1852. All persons
are hereby forewarned NOT to lrade for any of the
above notes, and the maker not 10 pay them 10
any person but her.
TEMPERANCE SMITH.
April 9th, 1855. s2-3v,
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

"A I a meeting Of the Agricultural Society Of
- Aiamance County, il was determined to
hold A Fair for this County some time during
the month Of October next, and to that end there
will be a meeting Of the Society in Graham, on
the first Saturday in May next, 10 make the me-
cessaty preparations. All the citizens of the
county ure respectfully solicited to attend.
There will be an address on the occasion by
Giles Mebane, esq, and others.
CASTOR D. COBB, Sec'y.
March, 1855. 70
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A convention Of Christianized Jews
is to be held in New York city in May
next. A correspondent Of the Roches-
ter Advertiser says that a prominent
matter to be brought before the Con-
vention, is the consideration Of the re-
turn Of the Jewish people to Palestine.
and to take measures to cooperate
with the Jewsin England (who have al
ready moved in the matter) and other
parts of the Eastern world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-18

THE RAIL ROAD
Has at length reached H illsborough, making quite
stir in our usually quiet village.
ISHE subscribers, availing themselves Of this
great State work, are enabled thus early af
ter their purchase 10 offer to their customers and
the public New and Complete Stock of.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Among them may be found
Prints, Of all grades,
Lawns and Jaconcts,
Berages and Summer DeLaines,
Challis and Tissues,
Checked and Striped Silks,
New and Pretty Styles Of Bonnet
Ribands,
Straw. Chip, Silk and Neapolitan
B0nnets,
Misses Flats, various kinds.
Silk and Lace Mantillas,
Table and Piano Covers,
Black Silk Shawls,
New Styles Of Embroidery Patterns,
Embroideries Of all kinds.
]. c. TURRENTINE & SON.
April 10. ST.
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The English papers state that a cler-
gymen in England is now suffering the
severe penalty Of twelve months inn
prisonment. for marrying couple at
half-past six ia the morning, when &C.
clesiastical law forbids that such a Ger.
emmy shall take place before SA. NJ.
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Bank Notice.

ROCKS Tor subscription to the Capital Stock
!. Of The Bank Of Wilmington are now open al
Trolinger's Hotel in Graham, and will remain
open for sixty days from the ID day Of April,
1855, under the direction of
PLEASANT A. HOLT,
IL. G. TROLINGER, oohis'
Graham, April l6, 1855. SO
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sTATE:OF NORTH.CARoLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

STATE.0F NORTH.CARoLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1855.
John Lockhart and Bedford Vaughn, Executors
ofJames Walker, decd, and Sally Walker,
rs.
William Philpoi and Elizabeth his wife. Robert
Hall, j., and Martha his wife, Zachariah I.y-
on and Nancy his wife, Wilbourn Hampton
aud Polly his wife, daughters and sons.in.law
Of james Walker, deceased.
Issue cf Derisanf rel non.
IN this case il appearing to the satisfaction Of
She Court, that Jesse Walker, Jeremiah Wal
ker, Thomas Walker, James II. Walker, Samu-
81 Cole and Olive his wife, John Green and Re-
bccca his wife. Ambrose Whiison and Caroline
his wife, children and next Of kin Of James
Walker, deceased, are not inhabitants Of this
Slate: Il is ordered by the Court, that publica-
ton be made for six weeks in the Hillsboroueh
Recorder, notifying said children and next Of kin
OF James Walker, deceased, 70 appear Al The next
erm Of this Court, TO be held al the court house
n Hillsborough, on the fourth Monday in May
next, and sec proceedings.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk OF said Court.
at Office IN Hillsborough, the 4th Monday Of
February, 4. ID. 1855.
GEORGE LAWS. c. C. c.
April 10. Pr. ads. s5:75. s3-6w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term, 1855.
Thomas Robinson rs. $. d. Scheduled.
Thomas Robeson Us. Same.
Burruss & Brother Us. Same.
Same Us. Same.
Same Us. Same.
Same Us. Same.
Justices E1ecuiions, levied on Lots Of Land IN
the fo,cn Of Hitisbmough, kaopn ia tie MIN
81 SAID totrn as Lots Nos. 33. 81, d 100, con.
tanning three acres, more or less and last
four on Payt Of Lot No. IS IN plat Of sail
f0,on.
Mclean q Hammer rs. s. d. Scheduled.
Same Us. Same.
Same Us. Same.
Eli Smith as. Same.
Same rs. Same.
Same Us. Same.
Same vs. Same.
Henry Richards Us. Same.
Same Us. Same
William Donnell ps. Same.
Same rs. Same.
Justices Executions eried on Lots Of Land IA
the to,Dn Of Hiisborough, known IN The nit
Of The town as Lois Nos. SO q "a, contain.
ing t,oO acres, more or less. and bounded noyt6
6y Iryon street, ,cest by Wm. Hooper, south
~ Iuryentine and Lynch, and east Jy Car
michael and others.
III appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
= that ). ID. Schoolfeld, the defendant in all
the above cases, returnable to this Cour. hath
absconded from Orange county, and his place Of
residence is unknown: It is therefore ordered
that publication be made ID The Hillsborough
Recorder for six weeks, for said Scheduled 10
appear at the next term of said Court, to be held
al the court house in Hillsborough, on the fourth
Monday Of May next, and show cause why exc.
cution shall not issue in each Of the above caso.
to sell the lands levied on.
Witness, George Laws, CLERK of our said
Court, at office in Hillsborough, the 18th Monday
Of February. A. d. 1855.
GEORGE LAWS, 9. G. q.
April 0. Pr. adv. sl:5O in each case. sc-
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or As SPRING and SUMNER MEDr.
CINE. Carer's Spanish Mixture stands pre-
eminent above oil Others Its singulsriy eff.
eacious seton on the blood; is strengthening
aud vivifying qualities; is tonic action on the
Liver; is tendency 10 drive all humos 10 the
surface. thereby cleansing the system according 10
Natures own prescription, its harmless, and az
The sane time extraordinary good effects. and
The number ofeures testified 10 by many Of the
most respectable citizens d Richmond, Vs.. and
elsewhere, must be conclusive evidence that there
. no humbug about il. The trial of single
bottle viii satisfy the mos, skepliesl Of lis Lene-
fis. See advertisement.
April. 1885. ss-lm
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Bank of Cape Fear.

ROoKs Of Subscription for the increase Of the
= Capital Stock Of the Bank Of Cape Fear,
aIe now open at the Drug Store Of Long & Cain,
and will remain open sixty days.
o. K. LONG, Oh. Of Com.
Hillsborough, April 10, 1855. So
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The news Of the death of the Empe-
rcr Paul, in 1910, was twenty.one days
in getting to London. That Of the late
Emperor Nicholas, four hours and
quarter.
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II snorLp M uSlvERsAIIr KSows- for
II u strictly irurlhai indigestion il the parent
Of large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dys-
eaiery, diaIrh9a, cholera morhus liver complaint,
and many other diseases enumerated IN tho city
Inspectors weekly catalogue Of deaths, are gem
Grated BY indigestion alone. Think ofthai. dys.
fepiies think Of il. al who suffer from disor-
defed slomaehs. and Il you are willingio be guild.
81 l,y advice. founded upon experience. resort At
once don't delay day. 70 Hoohand's German
BIicrs, prepared ~ Dr.. q. VI. Jackson. which
as an alteralise. cuniiye. and inyigorsnt, stands
alone aud unaPptoaeheJ. General depot, 100
Arch Street. We have tried these BiileTs. and
know that they arc excellent fof the diseases spe.
cited above. Philadelphia Ciiy lem.
- See advertisement
ApliI, 1855. s3-im