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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

IIAEINn this day hssocinfed OURSELVES Tor The
L L. purpose Of carrying the Boot and Shoe bust
at the old stand o. Odell Matless, under the
name and style of Huiskamp q Matiess, we take
pleasure in Informing their friends and customers,
that no pains will be spared on part to suit
ther ia every respect X. e. HUINKAMP,
j.. MATLESS
kpekuk March 3, 1856. mehsd2w
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DIR. A. G. THOM a CO..

l. EOkUk, Iowa. Wholesale dealers in Staple and
IN Standard Drugs Medicines and Chemicals,
Paints, White Lead. Dyes, Putty, Window Glass and
Dye Stnhs, Sperm, Whale, Elephant Lard, Linseed
aud other oils.
General Agents for all the popular Patent Med
icines. Agents for Virg inia Chewing Tobacco. I'm
porters Of fine Havana segars. Store I'd street,
between johnson and Main. mehl 0daw6m
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MlSSEsorA.-The ST. Anthony's ErpreS,
says that there was larger quantity Of pub
nc lands pre-cmpted in that Territory las,
year than in all the other States and Terrific
rios put together. And it says, furthermore,
that there is a smaller proportion than else
whore IN the hands Of Spectators, settlers
keeplng ahead Of the surveyors. Minnesota
proposes TO petition for admttance into the
Union this season. The desire to participate
in the Presidential election will doubtless
promote such movement.
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THE lIUsBUG OF ''DIssoLUTIoN." The fac
tous cry of s'dissolution' has been wrung in
peoples ears 80 long and been employed for
50 many selfish, rotten, sectional purposes,
been used to cover so many base and obn0x-
lous schemes, that it would seem as ii every
body must ~ once be suspicious Of sinister
motive in whoever resorts to il. 1t has been
the stock in trade of slavery aggressionsts
for quarter Of century and more They
have used il to threaten, coerce and caiole
the people into u submission TO their de-
lnands, and have generally succeeded The
value which should be set upon It's sincerity
ought, We would think, to have been discoy-
cred ere this 1t il the demagogue's chief
times to one. And not unfrequently South
ern politicians. who employ il so commonly,
confess 1t, boast Of the use they make of ii,
Of the success with which they employ II, ana
the purposes to which they mean to put it,.
A late instance of this is afforded in the
speech of Col Jones, of Tennessee, before
Know Nothing ratification meeting at New
York, in which we have no doubt but he
spoke the honest truth, just as he felt and
knew II, not only with reference to the hum
baggery of "dissolution,' but concerning
the sentiments of the mass of the southern
people about the Kansas Nebraska business
We quote the substance MS follows:
Col. Jones said that his first choice for
President was Garrett Davis, but he should
50 in hearty for the election of Mr.. Fillmore,
now that he was fairly nominated. IL said
It was all claptrap to talk about dissolution
Of the Union. Such an event could never
take place. He said '.he was pro-Savery
man himself, but he was national man. and
he respected the opinions of men who thought
Slavery an evil" He said the South cared
very little about the Kansas Nebraska ques-
ton.
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We understand that Mr.. Brooks is now,
and will be in town day or two, for the pur-
pose of calling on the citizens, explaining
his plan, and obtaining subscriptions.
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GROCERY a PROVISION STORE.

JNHE undersigned having located himself at the
old stand of W i \ Leslie, Main street.
would inform his friend and the public generally
that he vail keep constantly on hand complete
sortment of Family Gfecerie-, embracing every thing
IN that line, which h sell a. reasonable terlns
= they be had in the city.
10. DAVIS,
kvokuk, March s. Main-st bet 7th 4 sth.
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THE ONE HOTtsL sTAnLL.

ERAHAM FEkkEL hereby notify the public
~ that they keep contt aui Y on hand he best hor-
ses and bnggics carriages. wagons, and hacks in the
state of Iowa, for thu accommodation Of the public
Asosaddle horses for fox hunters aud palfreys for
ladies' Horses b1ugh; ana sold for al who may
favpT ~ with their patronage,
IN. one horse stable on Third street between
johnson ana Exchange, keokuk, Iowa. II is the
r.0t GRAHAM 4 FERREIT
urhfi1iy
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q. g.. POTTS, VI. u.

nFFEkS Ia the citizens IF keekuk his service a.
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and Accoucher.
Persons at distance who wish 10 avail themselves
Of the advantages Of this popular system II cure,
en- obtain good boarding ia the city while under
treatment, or may consult by letter
Office No. Burke's Gallery, ID srtset, b tween
Main and Blondeau febtd6m
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lie lies MolNEs VALLEY WING is issued from
TINS once every Wednesday, has an extensive and in
ereasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley as well rs in the of the State and the Uni
ga states, and as medium Of advertising is not
surpassed Subscription price $3.50 per annum in
nfynnee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

Mr.. Elliott, Of St. Louis, leotured to large
audience in Philadelphia, on the lst instant
on the growth and capacities Of the West, it,
ed BY improving the history and standing OF
| this city as an illustration in point, as fol-
| lows
| S'But 10 what end ia oil this long speech 2
| you have n right to ask. And III answer
| Simply that Philadelphia and the West may
know each other better. | did not intend 10
/ propose any course Of action, but merely to
| call attention to the leading facts Of Wes-
! tern progress. Ii is for you to make the APP
| plicatlons. But it may be permitted me TO
| say, that an organization looking to the in
tcrests If Philadelphia in connection with
the West, might not be out Of place. Sup
pose YOU had such body, to collect facts,
and keep up with Western development, and
10 point out the places in the West which are
the most worthy Of cultivation from this
point. II might do you some good, possibly,
TO get up such an association-lt could GER
tainy do as in the West no harm. If any
thing like this organization should grow out
Of my speech to might, it will not have been
made in vain; and the exemplary patience
with which YOU have listened to me Will not
have been wasted.
10 Illustrate the working Of such an or
ganization there, at the extreme southeast
corner of the State of Iowa, is the city Of
heOkuk. Perhaps some Of you never heard
Of that place with the queer Indian name be-
fore. Ten years ago last May first saw IT,
\ row ct wooden houses under the bluff was
the ''city" then. The steamboat men called
il "Rat Row" Now. Keokuk is built back
mile on the bluff, has 10000 people. is
lighted with gas, has two or three daily pa
pers, is improving the navigation Of the Des
MONIES river. to TT Des Moines, away there in
the heart of Iowa, and is also building
a railroad to the same point. She has
a daily line of magnificent steam pack
cts 10 st. Louis, and has an immense
trade with the interior, in the Des Mones
Valley. She is also building railroad
north, through Mt. Pleasant, intended to 20
20 Mlnnesota-an viii go there. The pro-
lect was initiated last June-in next June the
first division Will be in operation round the
rapids and will have tonnage of three
hundred thousand a vear--more than three
fourths the entire tonnage East and West,
through and local, of the Pennsylvania Cen
tral Railroad in 1870 Go 10 that beautiful
and thriving city, and you will see that
speak only the poetry Of progress and two
gentlemen OF keokuk are now in this CITY to
purchase Pennsylvania rails for that same
road round the rapids Isn't keokuk worth
looking after
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FOX SALE.

On johnson street, between I'd and Sd. 20 feet
~ and 90xl50 the n. W. corner of 9th and
Morgan streets.
.1LL. Pr OFF, Pr .tLra..
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SAWYER WANTED.

A No. ] Sawyer who completely understands
"A running Circular saw Mills, and who has great
practical experience. lie must be an honest push
ing, perseyering man, TO take charge If mill.
Good wages anu permanent situation will be eiy-
en- to asutabe man. References required for in
tsgrity and qualifications Enquire at the once Of
this paper. inch 4d6w WV
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NOTICE.

TINE Presbytery of keokuk will hold its next
l. stated meeting in the city u keokuk, on the I'd
Thursday tlUth) of April next, at o'clock, p. NJ.
The churches are requested TO send their records,
statistical reports, comm soners and contingen
funds, and their contributions for church extension
Il yet paid over. G.. c. BEAMAN,
Mchi2 ddw Stated Clerk
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TO THF PURLIr

Having disposed q Our entire stock of GTocere.
Ia Jp Davis, recomn nd him To- our old custom
and the public generally, satisfied that they viii
find him correct in business ready sales per
feet gentleman and in every way deserving Of Their
pa rOnage. mhl2if w n. LESLIE.
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fINHE firm Of odeli q Matless having been dis
L solved this day by mutual consent, take pleas
ure in recommending my successors, Messrs Huls
kamp Matloss to my old customers and the public
generally. Accounts Will be settled by either party.
CALEB ODELL.
keokuk March 2, 1856. InchSd2w
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FOR SALE.

7 oFrER for sale Engine and Boiler, from six to
L eight horse power, having been in use with Ii ght
work two years the boiler is first rate and al
good running order and condition; for particulars
inquire at the Plough and Wagon factory, corn Of
Main and 9th streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
mchSlln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

The GERaASs.-The editors Of the Bur
lington Free Pdess, Davenport Democrat,
and Dubuque Stats Zeituag, all German
papers, and heretofore Democratic, saw that
they shall, for the present, maintain an indie
pendent position. They are Disguised with
the Democracy, but, not satisfied with the
action of the Republican Convention, they
decline supporting the State nominations, and
as to the Electoral ticket, they Will await the
action of the Philadelphia Convention.
A meeting of the German Delegates to the
State Convention was held at Dubuque on
Monday evening Of last week, at which were
passed resolutions to the effect TINT thew
could not support the State ticket, but direct
ing German Republican organization
throughout the State TO the end Of co operat-
ing with the Republican party on the Legs
lative, Congressional aud Electoral tickets,
and in every locality assisting in the dcfeat
Of "the common enemy, the sham d emocra-
ev or Slayeocracy." Provision was made
for the formation Of German Republican
Association, and for extending ..matcriaI
ail'' to the Kansas people.
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Apples! Apples Apples

nNE Hundred and Fifty barrels Romantics
~ Genitans, Limbertwig., Milams, Sc, not frost
ed. and in prime order, for sale by
mchSd HUSTON HANktSS& HUSTON.
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MEnI1Af NnrI1I.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

II. PARKER, NJ. d., Physician and Surgeon
". Office with Dr " yman, Main street bat ween lei
| and I'd streets. feb5dIy
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Davis * Price,
House. Sign. mnd Ornu mn m nj

PATNTTRN,
EkAtNLRS and Paper Hangers Shop on Bior
~ dcau, between 4th aud 9TH streets, keokuk
jan2idIw6m
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Times TO BoAsT or.--Mr. Donelson. the
American candidate for Vice President. in his
speech Immediately after nomination, said,
81 was born in Slave State am the own
ser of a hundred Slaves love the institu-
'tons Of the South" We may add the
Pittsburgh Gazette says that gentleman in
forms the editor that last summer he saw
twenty or thirty mon,en blowing in Mr. on
elson's fields. And this is the man that a
small faction of Iowa politicians urge the
people Of this Free State to vote for. Per.
haps they'll doit.
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Always on HAND.

yIT0ODW AKBS CO. lsaye this day received by *
w press fine lot Of Gentlemen S Spring Cloth
ing ut No. % Main street m6h6dSw
CuriO.iftes Tor the Little Folks.
LIVERY thing that you think Of TO tickle the
IL hcaria Ji the little folks can be had of G. Uber-
tap, ~ the
Oct 20. SIGN or THE BIO FIDDLE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

BALTIMORE REPCBLIcANs-A meeting OF
some men in Baltimore, as was announced
by telegraph, renounced the pretence of Mr.,
Blair representing any gentlemen Of charac-
ter or standing in the Pittsburgh Convention.
But the Baltimore Patriot confesses that
there is Republican Association there says
that Francis ). Corkman is its President that
the Association consists of men Of character
and influence and publishes the resolutions
appointing Mr.. Blair their delegate, and ex-
pressing sentiments held in common with the
Republican party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14
IRISH LION
Daniel CopSOn.

MANUFACTURES II sash. Doors and Blinds.
vi keokuk, Iowa.
All common sizes hand. and particular si1es
supplied to order 4 liberal dscouu, TO country
merchants. feb20d1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

LIVE hundred dozen plush caps, Just rccei. cd
l. the store of II. +. HUMPHREY GA6E1
oct23dwtf
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Especial attention gwen to Insurance Of
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OF.
BUILDINGS.
/ NsU RES such buildings contents fayoral
terms for or years lnsures stores Wal
houses, Buildings or Contents, and Personal propi
~ generally.
LOSSES EQIITABLY ADJUSTED AND rRoMF1
LA PAID IN CASH.
This Company i Joint Stock Association. orgd
zed under special charter granted by the Legis
turs Of Wisconsin, with au authorized capital
S50e 900. One hundred thousand dollars a Wild
i paid in. and securely invested in bonds and nd
cages. The Company being thus securely organs
upon firm basis the directors take pleasure in /
commenting it To public favor, as worthy Of cor(
dence and support, with the assurance TINT all LOO
es shall be promptly and honorably adjusted
this Ii purely Stock Company no mutual businl
will be done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS;
n. NJ. Donaldson, Pres T. ". r. Gibsen, Sec'y. 1
J. W. Eddy, Vice Pres t. A. Gibson. Gen. Agene
dee. 24d3m W. +. TURNER, Agenth
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
'VND UI LAT v

CAPITAL 100000, CASH PAID IL sloo, oc
Invested according e. the Law Of Illinois 1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

IN see advertisement of performance
at the Athen@um this evening.
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NJ ILLINEkY 6oods Of every variety. ~ tho loI
VI est prices, at j. r. HUMPHREY = GAGE
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New Arrival.

DROWN and tan eolored hats, hi gh and low crowd
- Of every style and quality. just received BY +
oct23dwtf h. r HUMPHREY 4 GAGEl
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fINHREE hundred dozen wool and fine hats Of eve !
4 style, nj D.F HUMPHREY i 6ACE.s
ortS3lStf
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5 EQrITABLY ADJUSTED AND PRoMP
IA PAID IN CASH
Home
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Office No. Wall Street, New York. i
Cash Capital, $500 600 f.
Amount Of Assets ST47 972. &,
Amount Of Liabilities, $50 1877 IL
HSlil Company differs from most others in havi
paid up capital Of $500 10000 and no di Z
bends arc made to stockholders without FIRST provo,
ing for the unearned premium on all outstanding na
icies in addition to the capital.
CHAS.J. MARTIN, Pres.
A. +. WILLAMETTE, Sec.
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AkLiNefoN ~. c.) Bass Notes Of this
institution lave boon circulated 10 some ex.
tent up The country, We know not by whom
nor how. They arc coming down here in
payment FIR dues, but III one receives them
ana people should look out for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

REPrnLfeaN NATIONAL ADDRESS. We hope
none Of our readers have failed to peruse the
Republican National Address, the conclusion
Of which appeared in our paper yesterday
y Is calm, strong, statesmanlike document.
presenting IN plain, forcible terms, the histo
~ OF events which have finally led to the or
ganlzation Of the Republican party, vindicat-
CD IT, necessity, and established the import
ance OF is mission in order to preserve the
integrity of our institutions, and insure a re-
turn to the early and honest policy of our
Government. Reader, if you have not
marked aud digested it, do 50, for il appeals
to the truth of history and the good sense Of
every candid man, and is worthy Of a care
fal consideration.
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2s diff D. F. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
To any GeMslena n

\NISHISG new Hat we have jnst received d
w Express IL dozen soft Hats Of Superior qus
ity a. the Great Western Emporium -
ID. 7. HUMPHREY & GAGE.
Augnsf u 1851
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To the Public.

II ANING determined, hereafter, 70 DO an excl
l L slyely cash business in retail departme y
W. are prepared 10 sell all kinds II late Caps 3D.
nets, &c, IL greatly reduced prices. Our stock|
now very complete, and Keep nothing but Il
Ssst grades of goods always have the latest styl@
and will sell lower for cash than the common grad
are sold on credit. 81 come on with Your dimes 4
H. Al kinds If Millinery work done to ordJ
~ the shortest notice
oct. 2s.-dtf d. r. HUMPHREY & GAGE
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IKE = hNoAyllLE. ON Tuesday Of last
week hre broke out in Knoxville. Marion
county, which destroyed the storehouse Of ].
" Miner, the Eagle Hotel, aud the store
house Of Nsssrs standeld, Jackson & Co.
la the latter building was the Office Of the
knoxville Journal, and Masonic Hall. the
property belonging to both Of which was en-.
tirely consumed Tho entire loss il estmat-
ed At $4,000, on which there was a. insnr-
encc which partly covers the loss oG Nr Mil.
n2' Supposed = Lave been the work Or an
inccndiarv
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"E VIII pay particular attention To sales
w Auction, of Real Estate, stocks, Administr
tors Sales, de.; will negotiate Loans make Collie
tions, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise ma
liberal advances on Real Estate pr Merchandise co
signed for public safe; will act a. Attorneys
property holders on the disposng of property, cd
lecting Of rents, paying taxes az. viii act as inA
cisl counsellors for all who may need services
Office on Third street between Main and Johnso
nov24
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nNE thousand Bonnets of all styles and ouaiiti
" at u. y. HUMPHREY 4 GAGEJ
oct 23iwtf
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/ EN0R sALE-Lot g. Block POI on Main street.
ply to dec p. SMITH NANaIkCLEN.
E'ok SALE--Lo;s aud in Block 80, corner
L Fulton and 10th streets Terms easy Apply
dec 2o SMITH d kANaIChLEN.
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Probate Court.
State Of Connecticut,
District Of Stonington
March 26th. 1856.

March 26th, 1856.
pom the application Of Roxey A Bar.
~ Der OF W csterly, State Of Rh Jde Island ,
showing to this Court that she is the law
fI! Guardian to Allen Barber and Charles
Barber, minors, residing in said Westerly
X. L duly appointed. according to the laws
OF said State Il Rhode Island, where said
minors reside, and that said Minors are
the owners OF the folio wing real estate,viz:
One certain lot or tract Vt land, situated
in the town of Stonington, in said Probate
District, containing about eighteen acres,
bounlsl horthwtriiy on lands Of Palmer
Chcscbrough, eastwardly Oh the Wequete.
quock Cove; southwardly Oh lands Of
Ephriam Williams, and Westward on
highway lotl ling from PLwcatuck Village
to Stonington Borough, which land de.
'scendel to said minors from their iather
Thomas j. Blrber, deceased, bject W the
right OF dover Of the applicant, who is the
willow OF said deceased, and showing just
and reasonable cause for selling said real
estate: praying for an order, and that she
or some other meet person be empowered
TO sell the slmc, as per application on file,
dated the 22d day Of March, 1856, more
fully appears.
OrdereG-That the foregon application
be heard at the Office Of Asa Fish in said
District. on the seventh day Of June, 1856,
at 3 o'clock afternoon; and that notice
thereof be publi,hed ia some public weekly
newspaper, published near the place where
such real estate lies, three weeks success.
fully, at least six weeks before said time
assigned. Certified from record.
260 ASA FISH, Judge.
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state Of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations.

JANUA Sc s SIO.N', 1866,
UPON the petition Of John w. Money and
others, praying for the passage of an act
to Incorporate the Washington County
Bank" to be located in the village Of
Carolina Mills, in the town Of Richmond,
Voted and Resolved, That said petition
and the accompanying net be continued to
the Session next succeeding the next cleo
tion of members to the General Assembly
and that the petitioners cause notice Of the
pending thereof to be given, by publishing
a copy Of this vote in the "W Westerly Echo
n newspaper printed in Westerly, and also
in, the Psovidence Journal for three weeks !
next afttt the rising OF this General As.
sembly.
certify the foregoing to be true copy
Attest-JOHN X. BARTLETT,
25S Secretary Of state,
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The Soil The SSil!!!

THE Agents of the Lodi and Narragan-
sctt Manufacturing Companies, having left
tho management OF their business for this
sicinity in the hands of the subscriber
All persons wishing to purchase manures
of any kind, such as Poudrctte, Tafen,
and Fish Guano, are requested to call at
his store and examine the Pamphlets and
Circulars Of the Companies, showing the
method of preparing the avove named ma
nures, also their cost delivered Mt his store,
where constant supply can be found, in
quantities t. suit purchasers.
sss- Also, Peruvian Guano, Of the best
quality, constagtlv on hand. and for gale by
259 ,r,roAp SON, JR.
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Here is Health for the Millions |!
CL ARKE'S
5berrp fuine Bitters,
w HOSE virtues have been

fairly tested. and are pronounced
the best medicine ever offered to the pub
lie for the cure Of most every disease that
flesh is heir to; but the sure remedy for
Loss OF APPETITE, DYSPEPSIA. INDI-
GEsrIoN. HUNoRs OF THE BLOOD
AND S1IN, AgD ALL Bill
LIoUs COMPLAINTS.
They effcctually purify and strengthen the
System. Composed solely Of Vegetable
Roots and Herbs, Rock Rose, s rsapparil-
In, Narrow Dock, Dandelion, etc.
G3- One and all. come buy and try them
The only genuine, in Mammoth Quarts
for family use.
Bottles ONLY So Ccnts.
Sold by Porter & CHAMPLIN. at whole5
sale and retail; at retail only, by d. W.
HAMMOND, L. W. BABcocK, y. NJ. STILL
MAN, all of Westerly; Also at White Rock
Store, White Rock; |. ii. Palmer g. Co,
and Wint rop Wood, Stonington, CT L. 6,
II. Baocock & Co., Potter HILL 26o