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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-13

MR.. o. c. IsBELL,
Takes pleasure in announcing to the
CITIZ EMS OF KEOK UK,
Secured the services Of valuable assistant, who
viii take charge Of the business department
HIS
MUSIC ROOMS,
He will devote his entire attention
20 seaeAing
VOCAL 4 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Instruction win be given either
Ar uls aoons, on AZ RESIDENCES, ON THE
PIANO. Nicholson AND GuITAR,
Also, in
Thorough Base, Cultivation Of the Voice,
And Singing.
EVENING CLASSESFOR THOSE
Who wish to learn 10 Sing,
viii soon be formed AT the Rooms.
NO 81 MAIN STREET
Keokuk, sept II. lass.dtf
IlATRICK CROUHR have this day received Pc,
FILLMORE sCHO1TlSCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA,
100 copies "willie We have missed you.
loo q 1 Bells Polka, and Ane collection ot
New ~, sG r. w.l'se' and ro'i'' for Guitar.
NEW PIANOe.
| WE have last resolved three magnificent 81 aut
w Octave Rosewood Pianos With entits iros
frame and circular scale. Also, one second hand
Gilbert Piano tainost new) for rent o. sale st =
bargain.
da rubber piano covers, With Il: the new and late
On hasa good assortment q Msl.lsoss and
4 second strcst bet. MAin Johnson,
Aus3Sd Ksokuk.
! Notice.
II EEP u before the people that A. J. OHMRK
N he's Just rseeivs and u still receiving, la19s
work BASKETS. Work BOX rs. : new ssd Aena
some styfs u Jewelry, Boxes II every Iatssfu. vio
Inns. auitars, Flutes, fifes AseSrdseas, Asa3us
! Drums. Tsmborins:, =. Also = general a::ert
, .Ss Ns.isa lie u. g., / b q Bissls, "a i IL
!, every thing fSon Elephant down % Bird, allo
4 "A. ]. O II NJ r RS
= Fancy Goods 4 Toy Store, 1t pfessat m Johnso
j ST.. near ths p0at Ose, and after ~ 10th u Nov
will " happy to wait on his friends st his rel
sssnd ON the east side = Ard hstwssa Main John
I son sts, Keokpk.
Oct ii Aln
II ID KYNOkui' nnss snsitiag Rsnaaes, WA0Nks
= n ths Mshs Wolf For Sale p.
sef Iitk = CAVE Il BAILEY. =
Y Ni0Hf6 enA their dAys, BY Or. Doraa, astAe
Il N - MIivss II ~ Qssssssf xa9leae. 80 -
J, " [aovIl GAYS 1AIL.I.
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A.AQQuoALi =. nowns : ao0. ,. YEE9.
KENDALL, HOWE CO..
(sUccDssOAe - mOw1, bscgWuVp 3 oo.,)
Wh~lesat0 AnA Astail
AUCTION D OOMh6f06IO m MERCK ANTS,
And 1sAi 1ssaee Agenss,
Second ST., ~ dosr 10 the Athsaoun ,keckuk,
OARrlCULAR attention will be paid to buying
/ and selling ksai Rstste and personal property,
negotiating ioans. and any other husisess that may
b. entrusted TO us.
W. have convenisut rooms. and will attend 10
storing and forwarding goods and produce Of al
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have . large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches Gold Jowslry and notions which
We oGcs ~ Wholesale and retail, - l0tw can be
found in the country.
Msrchsntsand pcddlcrs will be supplied 1T ex-
uenely low prices for cash.
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- MAIH SrRxRS, KsoKuK, IOWA.
new stock and the largest aud best assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock 10 purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and ~ pledge
to sell at prices low for cash or 70 goo4
sine buyers NJ ST. Louis or any other western 1Ar-
kel.
Merchants will End ii to their advantage 70 call
and examine our goods and prices before buyingslss.
where We iilconsider II no trouble toshow them
through our stock.-apr2o dAw
A apr q STOCK . ''e's' e1 :. nusros.s.
4 HEAVY STOCK Of Cap Letter, Ladies hath, bath
n Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper. Plain
and laid Buf, White and Fancy Coiored knvsisn:s ~
apr26 Huo1oN q
1 teneral assortment Of Herman silver and don
n bic plated ware, All warranted ana ~ msnaas~
turer's prices, at aprz6 nNoAoN =.
4 N extensive stock Of Whips and La.hss q man
n ufacturer's prices at apr76 HusloNh.
4 LAR,iE lot OF Artificial flowers, bud, grape
n leaves and all kinds of Millinery ss ssaE -
apr26 HuoAVH ..
,,,uE Finest assnrtmen, Of Ribbons ever offered In
f the market. q, apr26 HUsTuNs.
/ fSLoCks enough to supply the market, Of every
i " variety of pattern, Jeroms's make, warrsnsed'
/ and at manufacturers prices, ut HUsIoNs
apr26 ---
rnE hos. a.aorsnsn, :, Lace Veil ,, end yg:''
i Trimmingsat apr2n nooI0H
I.aR,,E aud sns lot Of Md Gloves q svery
"A grade. At Apr2e nuoIor ..
N endless variety u SILK and Linen poske. nand-
.Iiefs and cravats at Apr2e HUsTON's.
\ 49,, -ou Jsweiry, and Gold and silver
\ Ner~ HUSTONsS.
I voLD ana conn., sod n the NOaaos
~ watches, al spr-, .rsiose tkAs
| LIVERY variety Of goods c.mp. A~Vs
| Ia and Fancy aoods iine at Hustonisss
cannot fai, to induce purchases and benefit the
/ er. Call ut No. ~, and xamine for yourselves.
apr26
| 4 LARGE assortment Of Hosiery and Gloves
! ~ English and French hand made Militia, very
i lnc. Mt apr16 HUSTON'S-
flNIE largest and best assorted stock Of kmbrods-
1 ry in the city 1T apr2G HUST0N'S.
liustous will be found the l2rgest lot u IrisA
/ "A Linens, Laces. Edsngs, and every variety Of
W bite goods 1t prices that cannot be beat In ess
Western market, gDT3e
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Florence Nightinen1D.
J. IRON
SELF-REGULALING STOVES
ever Off nd il this city, from EHfihkLT nnw PAT
rgi.ss. Fur aair ~ HAID0E BROTHERS.. No.
81, Msin-st- Kcokuk. hMOOkE.
sept sOdAwem agent.
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100 Acres, consisting II timber aud prairie,
partly under cultivation, and situated about miles
from the city. Terms easy.
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LOT 10, Block 7g6, on Morgan street, between
18th and 18th, with new brick house, will be sold
low and on reasonable terms.
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S~n. il.ri. > - ss.saas. He..s sar,.r.Aay
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LOT No 8, Block A5--wlth Improvements. For
further particulars, applyts
G. X. DIMOND,
octy-a Kilbourne' Block, Main-st.
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Mossrs Rankin 4 Miller. Attorneys. (.
VS. respectfully Invite those DESTROYS ri invssting
in Real Eslate 10 Lat, which comprise.
se,ne VI The most desirable property IN keok0k,
which Ne offer On the most favorable torms.
June III, '5b-d4w RCKEX AS1MfSON.
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40 Acres near Ambrosia. being a part of what is
called the benton FArm." Lays very handsome
situated about 10 miles from this city, and can
be had ut bargain
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WAknnl~ ) xesas aad Lei q vsoss: - ], =
.hrosgh ths Pos4oiBss. (sept3-A
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II r.. REEDER desotss his attention sspeolalay
IL. 70 the huainn q Cosnssllcr - law end CsA-
ssyaneer. he Il also Notary Puelis. sd VIA -
tend 10 al the auStes II thas o0es. His e0es b
With Saith ) vansisklcn. dealers Ia real sstass,
4 InAA fdff
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special Notice to TrayelIers rrom w ashington.

4 RAvELLERs washinpoS
vsed hat the BALTIMORE 'ho Railroad Company made
care prpson 70 ticket them and check their baggage directly
through from Wa hgon city all the leading West
the Northwest, aud thr Southwest
Memnes OF Congress Others the adjournment will find
peculiarly IN H advantage avail the
extended facilities OF hs line which the only rou that
AFFORD them through tickets and checks Washington
The ians daily from Washington station and
make and direct Washing Junction Relay
House," for Benwood heeiag Benwood d
rect with Central Ohio railroad trains for Zanesye Newark
unbus Nenia, Dayton, CincnnA Louisville indianapolis, Chit
Tsrre heue, Vnccnnes Alton, Lus spgf ID Quin-
Burlington Gaena Rock Island, Dubuque Cairo, Memphis
Natchez, Nickshug, and NJ Orleans
Passengers desrinz view hc entire road by dayuh
leave Arlington AT s. and reaching Cumb rand ~
e on there until 5 morning, when they he
BY accommodation train leaving there at tat time FOR Wheeling
where II arrives ut4, D. IN.
by the o, M, from Washington they may
wood ass day, IN seventeen hoas from ashug
by h eonnexon they reach Cincinnati night, In 90
hours running time between Washington and Cincinnati.
Careful pect safety
dna objects This route traveller. rely upon them in
securing It's advantages.
further particulars tickets &C. inquire THOMAS H. PAR
SONS, Agent Washington station, WILLIAM s. wooDsIDE
Master Of ,ransponation, Baltimore. . ...
Aurq q-dto
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plicaton OF the territorial legislatures and in the
of California irregular her admission hes
application approved by the President and understood
to have had the sanction of majority of tie people who
then in the Territory In the history of the country
traed by the passage of this Kansas bill II stands alone
amonument TO the infamy of those who passed IT,
The threat is being boldly made that the appropri
alton bills shall be defeated ii Kansas admitted
free States the Missouri restriction reinsta sad thus
revolution will be inaugurated by the majority In this
House Sir know that gentlemen the other side have
the power to defeat the appropriation bills and let them do
il IL they dare. sla sst4 es e5.u
The know-nohing party had swept the whole NORTH
bearing everything with the might of avalanche before
but IT had been met upon the soil of the Old Dminon
by the democracy under the lead of the gallant Wise and
had been routed and driven from the field That noble old
State true TO the teachings of civil and religious lib
erty OF her immortal statesmen and drove back the min
ions OF this until then invisible nvnc le organization
The elections 10 take place in the southern States
Know nothngism had accomplished its purposes at the
North, have already endeavored to show and II
deemed necessary that platform should be agreed upon
in order that the South should be fastened to its riumpbal
car Under these circumstances the grand council met in
the city of Philadelphia Its members oath-bound,
and held their sessions with closed doors. 1t COM
posed of southern savehoders and rank northern abo
onsts and for days they wrangled upon the subject Of
slavery. Finally however, they adopted the majority
port including the 18th section when majority OF the
northern men bolted. 1t adopted by majority
of the members without regard the vote in the electoral
college majority OF the States did vote for it,
majority Of electoral votes the following table exhibits
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AN ACT to amend an entitled "An requiring for
eign regulations Of be laid annually before
Congress- approved Angus sxteSnth eighteen hundred
ana forty-two and for other purposes.
B enacsd by he Senate and House Of Rsprssertapss ~
he United States Of derica in Congress osserbLs That
In addition to The changes and mod hcatons In the COM
mercal OF other nations required OF said
shall the duty Of the Secretary OF State lay before
Congress annually within sixty days after the
other commercial information communicated 10 the Sfse
Department by consular and diplomatic agents Of this
government abroad contained m the official publiea-
tons Of other governments which he shall deem sufficient
ly important
srcrloS q And Be further enacted That TO enable the
Secretary Of State TO make said report II s hereby de-
cnred the duty Of consuls and commercial Of
the United ates In foreign countries procure and
transmit 70 the Department OF State authentic commercial
information respecting said countries Of such chaacer
and in such manner and form, and at such mes said
department may, from time TO time prescribe and II
shall be the duty of the Secretary Of State In said
nual report specify tho Of any Of said Oces
who may have been remss in their duty enuined by this
act
SECTION g. And be further enacted That the Secretary
Of State be- and hereby authorized and required 10
appoint one clerk who shall have charge Of statistics in
said department and shall be called 'Supeuntendent Of
Statistics and shall receive AIRY Of two thousand dol
lars per annum and shall be allowed assistant one
clerk Of the third class which clerk the Secretary Of State
Is hereby authorized and required to appoint
Approved August Is, 1856
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Proposals for Deepening the Outlets OF the mis-
sissippi river into the GuIf Of Mexico
EnolSrEE DErARraEsr.
tVast......ta.. 49,. ~


PROPOSALS will be received this once unI he hr day OF
October nsI ior opening keeping open ship
Ins SOU lhwet Pass aed pas. r ,a,. % 49, ~ ss .o,us"
n u'. se Mesie p rOr wuc pmpose ner, was
appopna,sa y &C. o oosgyss Of q Jay lOs, hree
Bidders ar. r.qnssyn 70 stats me amount o which they VII
defined width Of three hundfed feet depth oi not ess thar
viii Determined By nch mark The shore, be established
g an oss o. 1esls a app ned sy ,hs sse'a5y q Ma and
they will contract keep each channel 10 such widt
9 70, "osas 1eesp, a oad ana 10 sae aio ~ oa
propoa particulars opening ksepne open
Sa, wsdaasd width q Sr@ 6uadrsa feet,
The BY which be proposed accomplish thu WORK
and the least ie for opening the ehae be
'oa din y ,hs pIoposa ioI each @ .s depth; j, !.
a Of War proposes The bt method accomplishing
o passes to ihs proposals the same biz
iof the other pass, ID reserved 1s @
nS a hs psss.s to os dsspenea @ ne distance aons
her channel 10 Which ne work mar extend ia order to Obtain
aon @ tuss eoado, stated Persons who desre
selves Of u, extent, and Of besr OF
@ s e S a s s. %d @ ss @ ns
an officer = oners appointed for thai by the
b pail afs escn eonprsd ano found upon
% V @ sspsans Of the contract ' su Sp%
~ be made on aceoun, O. any s done towards open
pt,sa s.annsd ans appoyssa ,s Is above s,ssa.d
n ssp % % s su % a %s Of s "s
araoan u the nirat keeping OPP win be- paid at tn
the enoIe wli be exp
VI the Whole time which the channels b..
retained and the
manning thir The whole the keeping
channels viii b. paid bu payment will be made unii
the channels brtn examined, each period
oicrr officers cd ny the Secretary War
found be all conform be
Proposals be accompanied by evidence Il ability
the way aud thin the propose, should
addrsa.ed DePaf ment, Washington" n
doed" Proposals for opening channels at outlets of the M
sippi river" . .. ....
within which proposals received
pirrd they viii b. opend and siderrd and
entered nio with The bidder bidders whose plan
and evidences at ability TO execute the work satisfactory
the Secret ny
To be issr,sd days the National
the Evening Star, Washington the CONNER a Bu ein the
True Delta New Or, the Mobile REGISTER, Mobile
and 'he Pennsyvania Philadelphia The Das Book and
o. JouIn of G. New Times,
The Pilot.
CIncibnaus aud the beuocrat Louisville
Account for advertising with paper containing
voniseneni TO be- sent =, Engineer Deparmen.
Aug5-oaot
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Florida that vote, entitled though but electoral
votes, votes whilst New York only g. and Penn
syvana only T. Thus the little State Florida exercised
wo-hrds much influence in the the 18th section
the State of New York, which is entitled TO IS electoral
votes. Delaware, ike Florida, voes-l more than
her electoral vote and of like proportion that of New
York and Pennsylvania Florida The District of Colun
ba and the Territory of Minnesota each having electoral
in determining that question, which
equally much the State Michigan having electoral
votes, or the State of Wisconsin, having 5. IN S.
Vote the minority report including resolution that the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise Of the
pghted faith Of the nation that should be restored
and efforts to that end should fall Congress should
fuse TO admit State toleratng slavery which shall be
formed Of portion of the territory from which that
ipstituton was excluded by that csmpremise.
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Mr. BANKS for Speaker, and now, with two
cepons zelousy cooperating with the black republican
party and that all the governors and elected by
il in the northern States enlisted under the banner Of
Fremont and Dayton. sa 4. &#as
Mr. Walk. The gentleman from Mississippi says that
certain number OF indis elected this House
Americans by the aboitlonss wish say they
elected as Americans by American votes and expected to
carry out American principles If after getting here they
have repudiated those principles the American party not
10 blame for it,
Mr. BARKSDALE They were abolitiopsts before they
Joined the know-nothng party and they have been true
TO their aboonism the record they have made for
themselves here clearly proves. Here the tables
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TPublic 70 |

AN ACT supplemental to act entitled "An act to
nd the several acts respecting copyright approved
February third, eighteen hundred and thirty-onc.
BE enacted By The Senate and House Of Representations o.
The Uaned States Of Inrica n Congress assembled Thar
copyright hereafter granted under the laws of the United
States to the author proprietor of any dramatic COM
position designed suited for public representation shall
be deemed and taken confer upon the said author
proprietor his heirs assigns along with the sole right
print and publish the said composition the sole right also
TO act PERFORM represent the same to be
acted, performed or represente any stage public
place during be whole period for which the copyright
obained and manager actor other person acting
performing, representing the said composition without
against the of the said author proprietor hs
heirs assigns shall be liable for damages be sued
and recovered by action the other equivalent
remedy with costs ofsu any of the United States
such damages all be rated and assessed such
notess than one hundred dollars for the first and fifty
dollars subsequent performance to the
having cognizance thereof shall appear to be just Pro
pded neoerhess That nothing herein enacted shall impair
any right TO act perform, represent dramatic compo
ston aforesaid which right nay have been acquired
shall in future be acquired by any manager Other
previous the securing of the copy for the said
composition restrict in any way thu right Of such
author process equity in any court OF the United
States oI the better and further enforcement of his rights
Approved August Is, 1856
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The States whose delegates voted aye are asoows Ohio
Missouri Michigan Wisconsin, Maine New Hampshire Mas
sachusetts Connecticut Vermont Rhode Island New Jer-
sey, Illinois, Iowal3 States and Territory of Minnesota
IL The States whose delegates voted follows
Delaware Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Caro-
lima Georgia Florida Mississippi Alasama Louisiana,
York Pennsylvanial7 States; and the District of Cou-
bia--lS. f.s.sH
30 delegates seeded, follows Prom Ohio sail In
diana Gall Illinois, 4-all, except who does not
appear after Michigan, 2a Massachusetts, fall New
Hampshire, 3--all. Vermont Sail Maine, 7-all Iowa
2-alL Rhode Island, 3-alL Connecticut 3-all Wis
consiu, 3-all. .e
The above delegates assembled at the Girsrd House
Philadelphia Immediately after their secession and issued
address tho people of the United States urging the
unconditional restoration Of tho Missouri prohibition and
the maintenance Of It's positive guarantee until Its object
had been consummated by the admission Of Kansas and
In addition TO the above four delegates from Pennsyl-
vana constituting majority Of its representation that
convention entered, with other delegates their protest
against the introduction OF the question OF slavery in its
PLATFORM and declared that they would with any
organization that refused its sanction 10 the Missouri Com
promise act OF 1920
everywhere condemned and secuted by the party at the
North At a convention held in Cincinnati the following
resolution adopted States being represented
"Tbat the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
fraction OF the pghted faith Of the nation and that II should
be restored and efforts 70 that end should fail Congress
should refuse 70 admit into the Union State toeratng
ritory from which that institution excluded by that
promise"
And in the great State Of New York. at their State
venton, they adopted the following resolution
Rosoped That the national administration BY IL general
Official conduct together with attempt 10 destroy
the repose harmony and atefns relations Of the country
in the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise and the enconr,
sgemen Of sggreons upon the Of the territorial
inhabitants of Kansas deserve, and should receive the
ted condemnation Of ne american peoote, and that the nst
tuition Of slavery should receive from such
peal"
The 18th section thus rejected by the North reads fol
lows
The American party having arisen upon the ruins and in
spite OF the opposition, Of the whg and democratic parties
be held responsible for the obnoxious violated
pledges Of either And the systematic agitation Of the slavery
question by these parties having elevated sectional hostility
into positive element Of political power and brought our
Institutions into peril has therefore, become the impera
tive duty Of the American party 70 nepose for the purpose
ofgiving peace 10 the country and perpeg the Uni
And experience has shown impossible 10 reconcile opu
ions 20 extreme those which separate the dspuan
there can be no dHhonor In submitting TO the laws the
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES,
Public rel


AN ACT providing for necessary increase and better
organization of the Medical and Hospital Department
the army. u# En- .s.s# zs
ID enacted By The Senate and House Of Representatives. q
The United States Of Aerica ia Congress assembled Thai
there be added the Medical department of the army four
surgeons and eight assistant surgeons TO be appointed IN
accordance with existing laws
SECTION O. Andbe further enacted That the Secretary OF
War be- and he is hereby authorized TO appoint from the
enlisted Of the army to cause TO be enlisted as
many competent hospital stewards the service may
hospital stewards to be mustered and pal hospital
rolls noA-commissoned staff officers with the
rank pay and emouments OF sergeant OF ordnance and
be permanently attached to the medical and hospital de
parnent under such regulations shall be prescribed by
the Secretary OF War.
SEcrluR g. nd be further enacted That soldiers acting
cooks and in hospitals and hereby allowed
the pay authorized soldiers fatigue duty by
An increase the pay of the rank aud lille OF the
army royed August fourth eighteen hundred and hy-
four. a..
Approved August l6, 1856.
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TO Druggists and the People.

You hereby cautioned spurious limitations Of Dr. De
Gahs Elecuc Oii," shall prosecute party who
copyrighted bills THIS genunel Electric OIL has the
mayor ofCamden of piles and ao, Hon John Wi
hanson, Of Huntington, Hon. 4. Kngsph sh II took of his
cuiehes In dsy aud Than 700 others ilSdcPh.
whose been published the Philadelphia Ledger
The wholesale dealer IN Philadelphia would
scamp guilty ofthe asca o rong In Harrisburg Pa
John Wyethe well known druggist there, caused the
ret and imprisonment Of Valentine who attempted ima
uon Of this valuable remedy
PHuApxLrmA, May 5, 1855.
T the People Druggist throughout United Stafe,E
Lst o DE Grsths Electric on Joe Free, West
Philadelphia, of heumssmi Mr. Rndenbos Montgomery
sptain Ogdvn so Fuuuh bfnm-
Proy6r Shingles and caked
hf.sst, Mr. Vim Spfncs chs fen neufa.a
Hen Camhe Lower Marion, OF burns and scarlet ever
eRh seh ohsr-.
S-Every druggist Knows only genuine Electric
made proprietor his old office
All orders be addressed 10 procure IN, genuine.
Prot tH "A. DE URATH
Old once, 20 south eth . Get, hestnut
For sails by .s + CHARLES SrUTT.
Iuy 10 II 0..#. Washington, D. c,