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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-01

TWO hundred and twenty five thousand feet oi
i prime assorted Pine Lumber, ON bard bArgd
Salem Apply to the owner board, Or ~ tas
Banking House Ut Ficklen Lucas. For sale cheap
for cash. Ijyzyd3t
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OlooOlWtloOs
vNHE CO. partnership heretofore existing under the
style vi j. 4. Cave ! Son, was dissolved the
10th inst, by mutual consent, Mr.. j T. Cave retir
ing from the firm. All the unsettled business Of the
late firm will b. attended to by w. II. Cave. Of the
Arm Of Cave Bailey, Main st., bet. I'd and lth.
j. T. CAVE,
W. H.CAVE.
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCl-cAPITAL
NJ e3,OBO, 900.
Merchants Insurance Company, of Philadelphia
Capital 3io0,00o.
state Mutual Insurance Comp of Harrisburg, Pa,
Capital t3SU, 900.
Connecticut Mutual Life lns. Co., Of Hartford,
Capital 81 800 eco.
Fire. Marine and Inland Transportation Risks
taken ut current rates.
LirE lTsURAScs can be effected very liberal
terms.
C.C.A.STRIBLEN, Local Agent,
Office at the Auction House Of Howe, Lockwood
Co., Second ST., between Main and johnson.
keokuk, July 6-df
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q. ONERTOP
II EEPS stock Of Family Groceries, variety Of
IN Toys, and an assortment Of Musical Instru-
nents, for sale Main Street, bstxr<r second and
Third. msh -. 1850
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Two years ago, in the L. s. Senate. John
Petit, Of Indiana, pronounced the Declare
ton 81 Independence, the immortal produc-
ton If Thomas Jefferson, ga sols-evident
l,c.,'
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G. Or. lads is not candidate, and il
qn!ells dscha gin. his public duties. Times
Making Pro-slavery speeches, speculatin:
on the educational fnnd, and looming it GU
10 party favorites s.wit. recklessness u
''respec. Of security which no private indi
"yidual would for moment toterate.'
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YARNS Of various sir ., from coo acres doWn q
l. and 10 acres. Lots situated In different paro1
Of the Tow nship. County and state. Applyto
SMITH 4 tANslGkLEN.
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*. hickey.

HAVING determined, hereafter, to do IN eyclu.
l i ssely cash busin~rs In retail depAl finest,
~e are prepared 10 seii all nds Of Hats, CAPS, b0a
nets, &c, 1T greatly reduced prices. Our stock \
aoA very complete, and we keep nothing bat III
best grades Of goods aI~ays have the latest
and will sell lower for cash than the common grsdsl
are sold credit. 30 come with your dipss!
60 All kinds of Millinery work done 70 order
at the shortest notice.
l1t III Ii HliMPIREY GAAR
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GGEaT MEETING AT KNOXVILLE. - The
largest political meeting ever held in the
Knoxville on the 2ith. twas a response to
a Republican call, and the number present
was estimated Mt from 1000 to 5000. Ad-
dresses were made by Col. Curtis, w. NJ.
Ss.csc !. co&t.i!:s, re! -. Farmer, cccupy
ing the afternoon and evening The en,ha-
siasln in that quarter is strong.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Monday Nfovnius, March -, 1885.


Defeuces Of The Country.
Il ID to be hoped that, whether the present Ap
nreheusious Of 1 war with England be reai,1e'o y,
not, Congress will proceed At once Vigorously
pcr,everinsly. 70 put the country IN .o"p
state Of defence We are Mt this momsn'
di,ion which invites aggression anu A' =.
~. ra,,,e., nausrs on the face OF the ear'n' u
.urnr.ire .tbs, penoy wise and pounoasoonsn
,xx,,sv s,o,d e,yern sensible and sasacious peo-
- ~. AZ, a nercans, upon the subject OF forth
"a !. navy. suppose 1t cost Us a hun
- -.,,,,n,. to build up a navy commemorate
- 49, commerce, yet II, by securing such
W.. W.. -. could prevent the great maritime pow
~, from forcing us into war, or. II they snoaia
80. us into . war. could protect our commerce
- our coast from their assaults would not even
,h,, enormous expenditure be true economy -
THAT question can be answered by simple eS'e"
t.,,on az rha, our commerce 10 now worm, ana
,.h., \. thu xslue of all our seaboard cities the
whole Of which would fall prey TO An enemy
In the event Of war. -, f-'r,a
Ths increase of our navy does not like an In
crease of a standing army, endanger our govern.
men, or liberties The feid Of its operations is up
IN the sea, that element on which our contests
Win Euro,e must at last be decided Let Con
sress 10 TO work and increase the navy, not by
.c,, little ct IAN slcops Of war, but by hundred
steam vessels of various classes. At the same
time, let then, put all our Notifications In proper
state of defence. Why don't they proceed at once
70 take care Of the country, instead Of discuss.
ing an increase Of their own pay, and showing
that the only solctude they feel is to take care OF
themselves .,.sg.,H- .f
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, March 81 Cotton improving -
Sales of L 900 bales at 9d9{ for middling Sales
of the week 50O coo bales. Receipts of the week
$4,000 bales against 81 600 for the same week last
year Receipts at this port ahead of last year $50,
600 bales Stock on hand 305, $50 bales Rio Cof-
fee, II cents
BALTIMORE March 22-Flour is frmer Sales
of Howard Street at S675; City Mills not report
ed. Wheat is un changed. Good to prime white,
81 65 81 So fair to good red, $l500Sl So. Corn
is steady. White, 54d60 cts by weight and mea-
suremcnt; yellow, $500 cts by do. Whiskey is
at 81 cents for Ohio, and 80 cts, for Penn
sylvania and city.
NEW YORK. March 22-Flour has slightly advanc-
ed. Sales of $500 bbs Straight State, s. le3;
good Ohio S775. Southern, SO. Wheat is I'M
changed Sales of Il 600 bushels. Southern red.
81 65 Southern white, 81 go Corn is inactive and
prices are nominal Whiskey is dropping. Sales
of 300 bbls Ohio, at 30 cts.
MOBILE. March 23-Cotton advanced, sales to-
day of 5000 bales, middling quoted at ct. Sales
for the week "a ,0o0. Stock on hand lie, 900. Re,
ceipts for the W, Elk Is 900 bales
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R-Fencing Academy. Law BUILDING.
The subscriber would respectfully inform bis eboIs
and the public genersly that bis health ia sufficient,
restored to enable him to resume his duties a,
teacher of Fencing, on MONDAY the 18th instant
This week the second course will commence.
" Hours of exercise from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ To,
P. NJ, and from to O'Clock. P. NJ. except Thur
day. EDWARD DE RUE
The undersigned, Pupils of Capt EDWARD De Rus
take great pleasure in recomme nding him TO tn,
community person fully competent to teach the
art of Fencing From what we have seen Of Cant
De Rue we do not hesitae TO pronounce him, In our
opinion, experienced and accomplished sword..
man, aud modest and unassuIning gentleman.
T. P. AUGUST, Col. lst Regiment Va. Vol
h. MILTON CARY, Lieut.. Col. lst Regimen.
Va. Volunteers.
JOHN II. RICHARDSON, Capt. Young Guard.
w. NJ. MUsFoRD, Capt. Eagle Infantry.
WIN. III. Lyons, Lieutenant Eagle Infantry
T. l.. DAVIS, Capt. Hsurico Dragons
J. p. r. CRAWFORD, Capt Cou'nentsl Guayds
X. w. ALLEN, Lieut.. Continental Guards
c. RICHARDSON. Captain Richmond Paye,t.
Artillery.
J. B. CLopToN, 1st Lieut.. Richmond Fays,ts
Artillery.
T. 7. HoBSoS.
e.. L. Lone.
C.. X. BRIcKEN.
d. LEE PowELL. NH le-jt
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NE,iIe ppr0dt.

This lady assisted by MIME STRAKoscH, and
Sigpor LEcHARDI has been giving series of very
success tul Concerts in Charleston, s c., the pas,
week The Charleston papers compliment her in
the highest terms for her brilliant singing In ad.
dition tthe selections from the most popular ope.
ratio lsic of the day, she sang with great eelat
the hs sellaise, and the Star Spapgled Banner,
in the latter she was accompanied by Mdm'e srRA.
KoscH We look forward with pleasure to the
arrival Of these favorites ofthe Richmond audience
The indomitable STRAKoscH directs the con certs
and PR sides al the Piano
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TEE AGE, rs AYERS CATHARTIC Pulls.
They don't help complaints but they cure them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three Boxes have cured the worst OF sero-
fdla.
Two Boxes have cured Eryipelss.
One Box always cures ths Jaundice.
Three Boxes sure to cleanse the system from
Boils often less than one does 1t.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst Of a.
GERS the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expsl every worm tror
the body.
They should be given to children, who are slv.u
more or less afflicted with this scourge.
Az gentle Phy1ic they have equal.
One Box cures arrangement of the Liver.
Half Box cures Cold
They purify the blood, and thus strike at the fouu.
dation of every disease.
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in th.
world.
They are purely vegetable, and can do no hsru,
but do accomplish unacc suitable amount Of rood
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass and
sold by PURCELL, LADD i CO., wholesale and re-
tall, Richmond, va. fs 3-eodSc2m
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WAXING DONE IN LESS THAN HouRs-The zre,t
utility of this preparation must be evident to all ~
it requires only gill to do an ordinary washing II
and hard labor and rubbing on washing boards
The greatest evidence of its economy and useful
ness is its rapid rise in public favor and its extensive
and daily increasing use.
So well has it become known and 50 hishly sppr.-
ciated that it has nearly superseded all other ash
ing compounds soaps &c and this solely By its CREST
superiority and cheapness and the ease dispatch auS
neafness with which washing can b. done with 4,
without the lesst injury to tn. finest linen
1t not only set.ns and removes the dirt but bleseb
es the article snowy white
The great reputation this Fluid has acquired and
the large demand for it has produced numerous I'M.
tations. So be your guard and ask for the yrc1.
inc article which sells for 123 eta quart and is ORA.
pared only by ]. PICOT. Drugrist
Corner opposite the Old Market, Main street.
NH 2l--Im
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DIED.

On Sunday the 23d EVELINE, daughter of J. J.
and F. A. Wilson, aged 2years and IA Gays.
Her funeral will take place from the Sycamore
Church, this (Monday) evening. at o'clock, P. NJ.
The friends and acquantences of the family are re-
quested to attend without further notice.
On Sunday morning, March 23rd, ALICE DEAN,
daughter of Thomas NJ. and Geraldine Shell, aged 2
years and 10 months.
''As vernsl flowers that scent the morn,
But wIther in the rising day
Thus lovely this Infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed her life away"
Her funeral will take place This Afternoon at 5
O'clock from her fathers residence. on Uunion Hill
q ar Union Station Church The trends and acqua'n-
of the family respectfully invited sttend.
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Something new In the Richmond Theatre

Something new In the Richmond Theatre
A notice appears in our local columns of al
event in the Richmond Theatre on Friday night
which is believe, ur precedented no man Oh
any former occasion, that we know OF, having been
driven from the stage. Not only was the event
novel, but the mears employed " ere novel and ye
who have tears to shed prepare to shed them now
deep damnation of this actors driving off They
prs ONIONS Sweet perfumes and grateful
odours-aye, even civet-defend usi To VIVA,
humiliation is this poor actor reduced What
grievous offence hath he committedi Nothing
short of the cold blooded murder of all the charac
ters tragic comic pastoral and pastoracomcsl that
ever were conided to him could call for such retri
button. H'
It would be difficult for an actor to crowd In an
ordinary life enough of dramatic felony to justify
the showering of public indignation in this form
Onions are said to have fallen singly in showers,
and then to have been showered down In strings
just as they were shipped from Weathersheld,
until the stage vas thickly covered 1t must have
been awful Well might our actor have said take
any shape but that and my firm nerves shall never
trenbie" We take for granted he Is entitled to
the onions If so, he can go into the onion bust
ness with supply that will stock the market for
some time to come; and while lie may damn the
"garlicy rabble" for their assault, he may thank
them too for the good fortune they sent along with
their Indignation.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD.--The
Charlottesville Advocate is informed on good au-
thority, that the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company, having failed to obtain pecuniary aid
from the Legislature, have contracted with capt
talist of New York for the whole excavation Of the
Lynchburg exteusonu, pom favorable terms, paya-
BILE in the bonds of the Company
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uiavatha and Miss Darling.

Tonight at Metropolitan Hall, Miss Darling
will read LongfeIlow's Hiawaths in the costume of
an Indian girl The stage is to be decorated with
Indian paraphernalia. The Northern cities speak
in very warm praise Of her reading, and represent
her voice and tone as being clear and musical
The posm is a very extraordinary production, and
thus rscited by young lady, it will very natu-
rally excite the public curiosity not little. Miss
Darling, we take, will have q full house.
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From Kansas.

St. LOUIS March % The correspondent Of th'
st. Louis Democrat, writing from Topeka, on tn
18th inst says that the Free State Legislature
would adjourn on the 18th inst until July
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spUcrAL NOTICES.

,-1- Al n gIecfina OF tho Board of Diroc.
tors Of the Merch nts' and Mechsnics Savings n,ns
ON "Wednesday, 10th March. the following pfsamose
And rpsoIutia ms were adopted:
Where's Il has pleased Almighty God, In his VIZ
Judgment to take from our beloved and respec.eo
I,nenbeT Mr. MOSES BRANCH, TO his own Keeping
in better !, orld; and whereas the members OF TINS
insrution deeply lament the loss of one WITH wnom
thew have been long aud pleasantly associated
feel In the loss of him they have lost one OF 'ue
most esteemed friends and associates, and ono inst
cannot easily be replaced Therefore. be II
Resolved That this Board most earnestly sym % |.
tbse with the family of our deceased fnend in ING
loss of their dear panion and protector
Resolved That q copy Of the foregoing prea~ ~
and resolutions be communicated to the family OF the
deceased ss tribute Of respect due 70 ms nhenoJ'
N p,r,rv Sac.v NH Pitt
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ted quite sensation with citizens as we see and
hear daily of persons that have used them and re-
commanding them 10 Others, as ii u were the only
medicine III the world. We would call the attention
ef merchants ordering goods from the city, to be
mindful of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS, a.
you WIN never oss customer after they have once
tried th-ri 1t has performed more remarkable cures
than any medicine ever discovered Ii can be used
by sii .exes with perfect safely Being purely vege.
table, stands nnriyaled for the Of Dyspepsia
Eoids, Coughs, tholic, Nervous Affections General
Debility, Agua ana Fever, and Nervous Heada che as
Thousands of certificates have already been furnished
the proprietor of this valuable medicine for above
complaints. You can be supplied by M-ssrs PUR-
CELL, LADD& Co, BENNETT, BEERS L. FISH
Err, and Druggists generally. NH ~
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yv RIchmoua v.

~ Riehmond Youug Mems Gibraltar
A.. The Library and Reading Rooms OF
hoor, up stairs ara now open every day ffom ten
esio s a. n. to NJ, and ffom 20 i6P IL, q.
sePs .aufsosy evening and Friday morning.
s IanusId and miscellaneous BOOKS ~ well 20 III
. ri best NEWSPAPERS Of the united States r..
es.xsa ana nied by the latest arrivals
IL Persons visiting the ctr, 20 we'll a. cit,xsns
ssnsfshy ere cordially invited to visit he roes Is
s'. Pss@ssfe. nah 1n.- la
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improved
AND DaGuEaREoTYPEs.-Imp Ambrotypes at
OSBORNE'S Gre at Picture Galery.-Hsying compile
ted an arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro-
tyres promise send out PICTURES superior any
thing in the State OF Virginia, The proprietor hes
spared neither time nor money to introduce this new
style of Ambrotypes glass, to his old estab he'd
Gallery.
The Degueneotype department viii receive my
personal attention. shall continue to put up Da-
suerreotypes for those who prefer them.
OSBORNE'S GALLERY
fs9 Opposite Exchange Bank
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH "a rs'N.' -
religion Is progressing In Cumberland o''ss' ne
thodist church, under sermons from hov' "es'''
Wills and Leonidas Rosser. The DemoeIa'. "
Portsmouth have nominated DIR. Jas " hooges
for Mayor An American meeting was he,a :"
Portsmouth Saturday evening, ana among 'nose
who addressed the meeting was a. 1udson orane'
of Richmond.
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tE Pcrfumed Brenth.--What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of disa-
greeabie breath when by using the balm of Thou.
sand Flowers" as dentifrice would not only render
it sweet, but leave the teeth white alabsster p!
Many persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject is delicate their friends will
ton it. Pour single drop of the Balm on your
tooth brush aud wash the teeth night and morning.
fifty cent bottle will last year.
Il Beautiful Complexion may be acquired by using
the Balm of Thousand Flowers" II will remove
pimples and freckes from the skin leaving it OF
a soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour two or
three drops, and " ash the face night and morning
ShGving Made Edsy-Wet your shaving brush n
either cold water, pour tw three drops
of Salm of sThoussnd Flowers" rub the heard well
and it will make beautiful soft lsther much facilits
ting the operation of shaving Price on,y 50 cents.
For sale by FErKIpGs Co, Proprietors, and all
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
f. I2-dem Agents, Richmond.
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D- f.ihh., rol,.rv r..

~ Gibbs' Gallery for Patent Av,bro-
TYPES AND fHoToGRAsHs, OF EvERY SIZE AND ox.
scsiPTios.-Dsmereotype copied into Arnhrassns :,
ana made permanent, or il desired, to life siss =.
paper retaining the perfect likeness ana painea ~
bic style of portraits 1 v sslFS
-, Amnrotypss, In loekets pins cases, ana srsue. Of
a." descriptions r. GIR'BS
!. &c cornthian Hall, Main street, bel0 ' 9Th.
N
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Navigation Open ON the Ohio.

PITTsBuRG, March 22.-The Ohio river is now
open, and the packets are about to commence run
ming regularly. The Buckeye State leaves to
morrow for Cincinnati, and the Allegheny for st
Louis Other boats also preparing to leave
and lively times may DO looked for. Passengers
from the East may come on fast as they choose,
as there will be ample facilities for carrying them
down then river.
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" Prestrve your Teeth-hFrest decay
DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. it relieves and
prevents Toothache. impar:s pearly whitene.s to
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath lis free from all injnIious
matter, and is recommended by physicians ara den.
fists, as superior to any preparation known See cir
eular
For sale by PURCELL, LADD& Co; BENNETT.
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE & GRAY; LAIDLEY
ROBINSON; GRUBBS l. APPERSON, and al
Druggists. Price 50 cts Ia ism
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rF To Rarrnwers and Lenders of Mo.

u To Borrowers and Lenders OF Nso 2,
NEY.-A few shares of Stock il the Homestead"
and Henry BoiIding Fund Companies will be sold
at low price and accommodating terms if early
application be made. Each Company has about
ST. eco every month, which members are borrowing
on favorable terms To those who do not desire to
borrow, and wish to save their earnings oy monthly
deposite Of small sum, these Companies present
great inducements Apply at the Dispatch Office
NH 9-3t%
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AMERICAN SECURITIES -Bariug's circular states
that American stocks remained without animation
or variation in prices Some Tennessee SKIES had
been sold at SO, and Virginia sterling at IS. Mas
sachusetts sterling fves were held at lOl.
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NORFOLK, March % The brig Horatio, so days
from Key West bound to Providence, has put in
here leaking and with loss Of sails The schooner
California. az days from Boothbay, Massachusetts,
has aIso nut In here with loss of sails rigging Sc
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tric OIL" made by Dr. Smith, of Phadephia, called
De Grath Co.'S Electric OIL" sold by PURCELL,
LADD CO, and other respectable dealers ID great
public benefit Not only for Rheumatic pain in old
age but for the pains and rritations of children. 1t
Will relieve gums of teethng infants, and re-
time. Try it for Ear-Ache. Mumps and SweIlings of
all kinds c7- Electric OIL signed A. Z. Smith and
De Orath L. Co. NH 22-dts
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Emigration to Kansas.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., March GA large meeting
was held here yesterday, to promote emigration to
Kansas. Resolutions were adopted and commit
tees appointed to collect funds
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NH Il 10th st., between MAIN ana Cary.

p- Abel U. Mayo, will be found here
sftsr at the clerks Office of the Federal Court Bosh
er's Hall, coroer of 9th and Main.
He will attend particularly to CosvEYAscINc and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS of every description
and COPYING.
Memoranda left with his father, Joseph Mayo. Esq.
or at his office in the City Hall, will be duly attend
ed to. -,
He will also take Dispositions. and attend to all
other business of NOTARY PUBLIC. js14-Sm
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NO PyBLICo.-"Every mother should have box in
the house handy In case of accidents to the chill
dreu"
REDDIEG's RUSSIA SALvE.-Itiss Boston remedy
of thirty years standing and is recommended by ply
scians 1t is a and speedy cure for Burns, Piles
Boils Corus Feons, Chilblains, and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch, Scald Head Net
tie Rash Bunions, Sore Nipples, recommended by
nurses) Whitows, Sites, Fosters. Flea Bites Spider
Stings Frozen Limbs, Salt Kheum, Scurvy Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds,
it Is a most valuable remedy and cure, which be
testified to by thousands who have used it in the city
of Boston aud vicinity for the last thirty years In
no instance will this Saye do injury, Interfere
with physicians prescriptions II is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from kussia
Of articles growing in that cOuntryand the proprie
tors have letters from all classes, clergymen phys
clans sea captains and others, who have used
it themselves and recommend it to others
Readings Russia Save ia put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
a disabled soldier which picture is also engraved
the wrapper. Price IS cents box.
Sold ct all the stores in town country, may be
ordered Of any wholesale druggist
REDDING & CO, Proprietors,
No. State st.. Boston.
II BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. fs l2-d6m