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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-26
HARNESS AND sADDLERY.


LACEY 81 PHILLIPS, Harness and Saddle
Manufacturers, IA and 10 Seventh street. Phila.
dephia Messrs. l.. Il p, at their extensive es
Enlistment, Southwest corner dth and Minor,
keep the largest stock OF ready made Harness
and Saddles Of aay house in the United States.
They have reduced the business of manufactur.
ing To such perfect system that, for quality and
price, they are beyond all competition. Il Is ac-
knowledged that for elegance, lightness, comfort,
and real value, the Harness and Saddles Of Lacey
~ Phillips surpass all others. They invite a close
examination OF their stock. Attention is called
TO the following scale Of prices:
Good PLAIN serviceable Single Harness Sl2to SIS.
Fancy :. SYST To S35
Plain Double Harness, $40 to $50
They have branch OF their establishment nj
New Orleans, No, 81 ST. Charles street. Country
Harness Makers can be supplied with Harness
cheaper han they can manufacture them Prize
Medal awarded Worlds Fair. London, 1851.
Prize Medal awarded Worlds Fair, New York,
1858. Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
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MAPS, &c.

MAPS, &c.
r. S. BARNES No. South Seventh street,
Philadelphia, Publish and sell Wall Maps for
Counting Houses and Map of the World, Map OF
Europe, Map OF Asia, Map of Africa Map of
States, from one dollar up TO ten dollars each.
Also, maps OF each State and Territory in the
United states. Orders by mail promptly executed.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-26

EVANS & WATSON, No. 90 South Fourth
street, date 50 Dock street have now on hand a
large assortment ofthcir Patent Salanander Fire,
and Thief. Proof Safes Bank Vault. aud Iron
Doors for Bank and Stores Patent Slate Lined
Refrigerators, Water Filters. Seal and Letter
Copying Presses, Fairbanks Platform and Coun-
ter Scales. observation-disclosures and Mechan.
states Arsenal; in California; 3 in PhiladeI.
phia Pennsylvania Railroad Company safes.
Hundreds of other names can be given. Sole
Agency for Butterworth's, Bettley's, Yale's, Halls
and Jones Patent Powder Proof Bank Locks
Please give us a CALL Orders by mail promptly
attended 10.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-26

49,. 4ntidote for Poison.-A correspon-
dent Of the London Literary Gazette, abiding
TO the numerous cases OF death from accidental
poisoning, adds: venture to affirm there is
scarce even cottage in this country that does
not contain an invaluable, certain, immediate
remedy for such events, nothing more than a
dessert spoonful Of mustard, mixed in a tumb-
Ter of warm water and drank Immediately. IL
acts as an emetic is always ready, and may be
used with safety in any case where one IS re-
CURED
... Wheat and Flom.-A letter from
Paris SAYS "The number Of barrels of Ameri-
can -four at this moment in store in Havre, is
100000; Of wheat ,O82 hectolitres. "a
hectolitre is about sc Winchester bushels)
To these figures add the quantities known to be
on sea destined for the port of Havre, viz:
$4,000 barrels of -four and $4,000 hectolitres
of wheat, and the sum total will be 100000
barrels of -four and $4,000 hectoliires.
...... apparatus for Dipping Sheep.-In a
new English continuance for this purpose a gal
vanized iron cradle is first put over the sleeps
back, and couple of straps buttoned under
meath him; crane then lifts him up, and
lowers him into the dipping tub, keeping his
head uppermost. Being then hoisted up to
drain, he is lowered on the ground and set at
liberty. The object of this apparatus is to save
men the unhealthy labor Of dipping the animal,
and at the same time preventing and tearing
of the sleeps WOOL
49,. Old turkeys and geese should be bled
to death; the flesh of chickens becomes dry
and inspid from the loss of blood. The best
plan, says the Poultry Journal, is to take
blunt stick, such as chlds bat or a wooden
sword, and strike the bird smart blow on the
back Of the neck, about the third Joint from
the head Death follows after in moment.
...... Bridge ouer the Ohio.-We under
stand (says the Cincinnati CommerciaI that
the sum of $4,000 has been subscribed in
Covington for the building of the bridge over
the Ohio This includes the city subscription
of 100000. As soon as 100000 of the
stock is taken it is the purpose of the directors
to begin the work and urge it on to speedy
completion.
-. Reaction from Black Repubhcanism.-
The District of Hon. William A. Howard, of
Michigan composed of Jackson, Livingston,
Wayne, and Washtenaw counties, at the recent
township and city elections gave Democratic
maiorities as follows:
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9l,s1l 1,132,276
mines in the present
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PIANO FoRTEs, SC.

WILHELM 81 SCHUYLER, Piano Forte Man
ufacturers. No l6 South Sixth street, respectfully
solicit The attention of discriminating public 10
their Piano Forles, being the favorites both of
Professors and Amateurs. We have Grand
Square, Louis XlVth, and other style Pianos, all
Of superior and substantial beauty, sweetness,
power clearness, and that rich mellow volume of
lone which renders them peculiarly adapted for
accompanying the voice in singing; also Of that
drlcacy and elasticity Of touch which so much
facilitate the execution OF difficult passages.
Their superiority has secured them rank above
most others, and with our very moderate prices
we hold out inducements 10 all in want of excel
lent Pianos, not met with elsewhere. References
Of the most respectable character Will be given.
All the latest improvements Introduced and the
instruments warranted in every respect. Orders
by mail..promptly attended TO.
GEORGE VOGT, Manufacturer OF Piano For
ties, aud publisher aud Dealer in Music, No. las
Arch street, Philadelphia. The attention of per-
sons desiring Pianos is particularly invited TO the
beautiful and excellent variety at this establish.
ment For harmony Of tone and style of finish
they cannot be surpassed. Country merchants
invited TO call Orders by mail promptly attended
TO.
c. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has constantly on
band Pianos equal TO those for which he received
the Prize Medal. in London, in 1881. All orders
promptly attended 10, and great taken in the
selection and packing the same. lie has received
during the last fifteen years, more medals from
the Franklin Institute than any other Piano Man.
ufacturer. Also. first premium from Boston, and
premiums from New York and Baltimore. Ware
room No. 50 South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30

ET@ We believe that on, of the first act Of
the House Of Commons, on the assembling
of the session, will be the election Of the
new Speaker in the room of the Right Hon.
Charles Shaw Lefeyre, who is about to be
raised to the peerage. Mr.. Lefevre was
chosen Speaker on the retirement OF Mr.
Abercromby, in 1889, and we believe we are
justified in adding that few men have filed
that arduous, responsible and delicate Office
with greater dignity and satisfaction. We
are not IN position to say who will be the
successor Of Mr. Lefeyre in an Office which
is one Of the first political prizes. The name
OF Sir Frederick Thesnger is mentioned as
likely TO command majority of the suffra-
ges OF the Commons; but it is understood
that Mr.. Fitzroy, the chairman of committees,
will be put forward by the old Wing party.
The salary is 10000 per annum, with peer
age on retirement, and Il, 900 for three lives.
Il Morning Advertiser,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
TO THE CITIZENS OF IOWA.

Believing that large majority Of the citizens ct
Iowa opposed to the political principles Of the
present Administration, and to the introduction Of
slavery into territory free. and also that made
free by the Compromises Of $50; and that the par
t. styling itself the Democratic Party, striyr
iug to make slavery great national institution, con
trary To the principles la.d down i'll the claration
4 Independence and the Constitution, a taught by
the Fathers 81 the Republic we would cali upon all
sach free citizens to met IN Convention, nj Iowa
City, the 22d day # February for the purpose If
organizing q Republican Party, ~ make common
Hith similar party already formed several
# the other States # the Union.
January 8. SD MASY ClrnESs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
To the Republicans OF The United
states.

In accordance WITH wha. appears 10 be the gcner-
eral dcsr II the Republican party, and at the sug-
gestian Nj larga portion Of this Republican press
the undersigned cAairmen Of the State Republican
Committees ID Maine, Vermont. Massachusetts,
New York. Pennsylvania. Ohio, Michigan Indiana
ard Wisconsin, HEREBY invite IT, Republican, IT the
laion TO meet in inforaaal Convention at Pitts
burgh. the I'D February, 1885, fvr the purpose Of
perfeeting the National Organization. and Provld-
ing for National Delegate Comentio ~ the Re
publican party. n some subsequent day, to nomi-
nate candidates for the Presidency and Nice-fresi
deney, be supported Al the election III November
1855.
A. 2, STONE, Of Ohio. DAVID WILM0I, Of Pa.
J. T. GOODRICH, OF Mass l.. BRAIN Akb, Of u,
WILLIAM A. WHITE, If Wis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
Republican County Convention.

call having been issued for Convention to
sembe at Iowa City. the ed Of Februar, 1856 for
the purpose u organizing the Republican party in
thi state, those Of our fellow citizens in Lee county
favorable ~ the purposes Of that Convention,-the
exclusion 4 Slavery from the Territories, and
tle Limitation Of the Slave power and influence 10
The strict bounds Of the Cons tfuiion,are requested
q assemble 10 Mass Convention, At CHARLESTON,
20 SATC RpAY February eth. for the purpose Of
selecting delegates 70 the stat Convention, and pei
Testing locaI organization
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
IeIegraphie News.

New YORK, Jan. &C. Weather intensely
cold, and river Lay CATION greatly impedsd hv
ice. Long Island Sounds completely frozen
from Iizabethtown Point to Bentley's dock.
and teams are crossing over from Jersey to
Staten Island IN every direction
The Herald'a Balize Honduras correspon-
den writing on the 22d ult., reports an unu-
usal dullness Of trade. Mahogany low :;
wages deprecated, and large amount Of
mortality amongst tile whites from cholera.
England was riveting her rule more firmly
ON the colony. II has now been ordered that
All vessels should he registered. and that no
foreigner shall own a ship hosting the Brit
ISL bag unless he take the oath OF allegiance
to that government and become naturalized
Many persons had alreadg done So.
vessel Of the West India squadron was
in port Shipping business more active.
PHnADEtrHlA, Jan. 26.-rhis p. NJ. Il large
company We're upon the Delaware River. on
posite the upper part 81 the city, when the
iee gave WAY, cary tng down a sleigh con-
tanning gentleman ANA four ladies. one
q the ladies, widow BY the name Of Al
bright, was drowned The others we're res
cucd.
New YoRk, Jan. 2G.-Tho Staten Island
ferry boat, Columbus, while on her PASSAGE
UP tins morning, with large number Of pas
sengers, was cut through by floating ice, and
sunk near the mQath Of East River. Her
passengers were all saved by getting on the
Zee, from whence they we're taken in boats to
thu dock.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2t-No one outside &c
the Presidents Cabinet knew Of his inten-
ton to communicate a Special Kansas Mes
sage-henee i took both his political friends
and foes by surprise,
The Message cxcites 4o apprehensions. ana
Will not frlghte1 The Banks men from their
tealty Sas hoped. The President HAS am
pie means already At command 10 preserve
peace n Kansas. II he deems the case crit
sal, " viii prove Il by enectng !4e organ.
.ation If the House.
s-rhe Wyoming (N. ~ Times saws
'ee"is " Parsons, formeflg 81 shst sillage,
LseeAii deaea~st left property ncrth be-
1&een forty nd fifty thousand dollars, rs Ill
'a3tisi3 81 Iowa, IL be ca ted
witA 'he New seAea. Presbyterian Church.
+ Io1a Hooa -aid that when yo,no
man, he couldn't wink alta girl. b,tt TINT sbe
took i for an atier III mar 4age. The cana
sequence was that d Cd ma.iy ii The girls
gyi hoodwinked
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
Office Of heokuk Gas Light and Coke Co. }
January end 1853.

VH7NE ~ NNVhHh WAs I1IgHE mn NOkU %.
January end 1850
'IfliE following articles constantly hand and
for sale for cash only.
Coke Of best quality, JOG per bushel.
Coal Slack for blaeksmths use, 25e per bushel.
Tar IN quantities not less than 80 gallons, % cts
per gallon the purchaser furnishing cask to pat IL
IN.
Apply AT the Office 2nd street. between Main
and Blondeau.
Es- None Of the above articles delivered from the
Gas Works without an order from the Office
jan23df
WILLIAM JAkEMAN, Horse farrier Of thirty
w years experience. Residence on 18th, between
Main and Johnson.
jan22d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
BOOTS AND SHOES CosT.

w ~ would respectfully inform the public that
W on account Of u change IN FIRM We have
from this day commenced q sell our stock Of East
ern goods cost aud will continue to do 80 until the
rstof March, 1856.
Remember the Sign II the Big Shoe
oBELL il MATLESS
n B-Mr odel beng about 10 retire from the
business, all persons indebted II him or the above
firm, Will please call and settle immediately
jan24da wtmehl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
Ar uEh~ OF IOWA. ILLINOIS AND
MIS<nTKI

IN 600 bushels If Flax seed wanted @Ak
~, OOo Having made extensive ar. ri
engagements for The manufacture Of Linseed I'D
OIL, In the city of heokuk We wish to con-
tract for the above Of seed and wish have
II understood that there will be permanent market
for an unlimited amount, delivered here at any time
after the first of August next aud that the ghest
market price in cash VIII be paid by
l.. Il. BlsSEIL co
latl9-r LIZ tr2In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30

D0LICIES of Insurance issued at fair rates in ths
i following sound offices
Star Insurance Co, New York
Commercial Insurance CO... st. Louis~
Etna Insurance Co., Hartford.
Mound City insurance Co., St. Louis
Hartford Fire Insurance Oh. Hartford
Dwellings insured for term IF years ut extreme
~ low rates. All Information gwen and surveys
made by ". W. BELkNAP Agent
Office corner Main aud second Sts
lan4dl I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30

- The report II true that IL, H. Gilmore has
sod his interest IN the Manaluke Liuiment and
Anti Bilious pills. and he says lie il no longer res
pJns bic for them and il is mis- true that he has
compounded new Liniment. whica the people say
esnnot he heat. Itcures under IN horses in a few
hours, AMI Collie III few Minutes; heals Cuts
Spfans, Bruises. in the shortest possible time. 1t
eafss pairs wherever they cAist Headache, Tooth
seha, any ether ache, il subdued a. BY tins
~oudcrRorkiug iiniment. Let nil Try il, then they
mii be satisfied, 1t Is called Gilimere's Turkish
Liniment, aud may be found in almost every town
ana village in the State. See advertisement
jau30dAwlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
Office Of kaokuk Gas Light aud Coke %.
i |. q

I
~ CONSUMERS ~ Gas During the extreme cold
weather metres and service pipes in exposed situa-
tons are liable TO become chilled and prevent the
now OF gas should this occur III any case, notice
being given at tho otea, 2nd street between Main
aud Blondeau, il VIII be remedied at once
j23dot EDW ARD kILB0I RNE prest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
LADIES, SHOE ~TouT.

sale room is now fitted gp l.. Arstrate style,
y, ard w low prepared to attend to the wants
Of the ladies Of Keokuk III ELLIOTT aC0
ian25dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30

cT The exodus is coming back. Vast
numbers Of our nomadic tribes, to whom we
thought Old Ireland had hidden a final adiea,
are dropping homeward, and asking about
''the cabin door close by the wild wood, :"
with a strong feeling Of the immortality Of
tenant right. Politicians may be disposed 10
regard this as the advance guard Of the pro-
Jected invasion but, if they are connected
III any way with the promoters Of that scheme,
We should say that they belonged to the com
laIssariut, for they come unarmed No re
volyers, no bowie knives, no ptchforks, no
nothing. But they bring dollars and, like
the Earl Of Richmond, 20 at once ''into the
bowels Of the land - their first inquiries BE-
ing about potato soil, and the probability Of
obtaining manure for the next years crop.
Some are even 50 proyident as 10 have writ
ten over from the States to bespeak seaweed
and guano, TO be deposited against the time
Of their arrival in the locality where they
propose 20 commence operations. The most
probable solution, therefore, Of this turn Of
tide is, that the soundness of last years po.
tato crop has revived faith in the old soil.
and that these poor people are coming back
IN full belief in the restitution OF things to
the stdt1 quo.
The unconccaled dislike of the American
citizens for the turbulent and unthrifty hab-
its OF the Irish settlers, has also, no doubt,
had considerable effect in disgusting the
latter with their transatlantic homes The
fact Of the mutitudlnous return Of Irish
enlgrants is true, and not unimportant.-
i Dublin Eve. Mail, Dec. Do
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
jansdhnl
New Grocery * Provision Store.

- W. RuNYAN co, having established them.
~. selves on the south side Of Fanrth street near
to the Market House, have received large md we'll
selected stock Of Groceries, which they respectful
~ call the attention If tho citizens Of keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed II all kinds kent
constantly on hand All articles delivered in any
part Of the city free Of charge. [dec % dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30

Tar pEs MolsEs VALLEY WHO Is Issued from
this office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
creasng circulation throughout the DesMo'nes al
ley, we'll in the rest Of the State and the M
ted States, and as medium Of advertising Il not
surpassed. Subscription price $3.50 per annam IN
AArnnce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30

o. G.. Isbeu's Music Rooms,

On Wednesday evening. January %, at III o'clock
All who arc DESTROYS Of learning 70 sing are res
peetfally invited t. be present,
Terms invariably ia advance. Ladies -, Gentle
men e.. ianl sd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30

NOTICE Is hereby given that the kEoxeK MA
4 RINE INSURANCE Co. has been organized 80 do
marine insurance business. It's place of transact
ing business is ke0Ruk. Lee County Iuwa,--mith
capital stock Of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars,
500 600.
enc hundred thousand dollars Of said capital
stock To be subscribed and secured and the first in
salment Of ten per cent. ~ be paid in cash before
the company commences business.
The directors authorized to make pro rata a.
sessmeuts the stock notes, not 10 exceed five per
cent. every thirty days The said corporation was
organized on the 26th day Of December, 1855, and
will continue for the term Of twenty years, and may
be renewed fir time to time under the provisions vi
he Code Of Iowa.
The business Of the company is TO be managed by
board of eleven directors, to be elected annually
on the second Wednesday Of January.
The liability of the corporation il limited to one
million dellars, and the private property Of the
stockholders II exempt from the payment of the
corporate debts.
A. BRIDGMAN, President
W i. TURNER Secretary.
lanld4w
fEveainp Timps copy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
Manufacturing Statistics.

The Messrs. Wickersham have furnished
us some statistics pertaining to their Foundry
and Machine Shop, which we publish with
pleasure. We shall gladly give place to any
similar statement from MI establishments OF
importance IN the city, for it furnishes an
exhibit of the condition and growth of man
ufactures among US which il equally inter
esting Il our OVID people and serFiceable to
be sent abroad
There are now employed at the 'Pennsyl-
vania Foundry and Machine Shop OF the
Messrs Wickersham, the following number
of workmen
In the Machine Shop, 45
In the Foundry, 23-6t
During the past week they have sent out
four Steam Engines and FIVE Circular Saw
mills, the cost Of which amounted in the az
rregute to $4,000. This is EXCLUSIVE OF the
Job work. The establishment averages one
Steam Engine and one Circular Sawmlll per
week, and is now prepared to manufacture
Steam Engines for steamboats, Of the largest
class.
The engine shop is under the supervision
of Mr. Humble, who is regarded, we believe,
as one Of the most successful mechanics III
that ranch Of business IN the West.
The establishment in It's equipment and
success is credtable TO the energy and com
potency Of its proprietors, and is another ev-
idence of the amount Of business which is
accommodating here, and Of the rapidity with
which similar establishments have grown up
under such stimulus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
% diff d 7. HuMPHREY 4 CAGE.
To any scnsIema n

NyTIsHIAG a new Ha, W have Just received t.er
w Express l. dozen Soft Hat. Of Superior dual.
ity at the Great Westerp Emporium. =
u 4 HUMPHREY GAGE
AnPnst l /. lAaa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30

I(koN and tan colorvl bats, b gh and low crown,
- Of every style and quality ins received by
oct23dutf ID. +, HUMPHREY GAGE.
1--WE hundred dozen plush cal,s. just received al
l. the store If u. 4, HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwtf
nNF thousand B5nnets, Vt all styes aud qualities
y, al u, +, HUMPHREY GAGE
oet23dwts.
Nj lLLINEkY Coed II every variety at the low
VI est prices, al D 7. HUMPHREY 8 GAGE
oc2Sdwtf.
FIHHREE hundred dozen Rooi and ne hats # every
Il style, at u. r. lit MpHKEY GAGE
octf3dxtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30
REMOVAL.
The Byron Clothing Store.

NJ H0FTHEIMER has removed from the corner
v. u lst and Main street, 10 ID near Main, IN
6rahaln's Building. | offer ny stock Of Cloth
ing. Gent \ Furnishing noods, &c, from TO 10 per
cent. below cost 10 make FOR largcr and finer
stock If clothing. Call and see, Il il r. your own
advantage, n. H0FFHEIMER.
lanl6daw Second Main ST.
ffliiE subscriber wishes To put In the wall during
i 1886, Two millions Of brick, fur which he will
take town lots or land in the " Half Breed Tract't
Also two snan Of horses wanted IN exchange for
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
ni6dtl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30

)l0 BOXES Glassware and Window Glass al
~OO REYNOLDS Drug Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-30

PATENT MEDIcISEs.-The following certif-
cate Of the efficacy Of patent pills i taken
from the Philadelphia Mercury;
81, John Labberlie, was supposed to be in
the last stage Of consumption in the year
lei9, suffering at the same time a severe at
tack Of the rheumatism liver complaint,
dropsy, gravel, and cholera morbus Stimuli
taneously, also, took the small pox. The
latter assuming a chronic form, completely
destroyed my lungs, liver, spinal marrow,
nervous system, and the entire contents OF
my Uranium. got 50 low that | did not
know my brotherin-law when he came to
borrow money. For three months | swal-
lowed nothing bnt 20 packages Of kunkle-
hausen's Pills, which effected an immedi-
ate relief in about two weeks. Sworn and
subscribed, &c.
Up. S.-My uncle, Bacchus Pottinger, was
afflicted 50 long with the govt, CONTRACTED
by living too much on bears meat and ALI
gators eggs,) that life became burden to
him. He only took four boxes of said Pills,
and his life was q burden to him no longer