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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-07
REMOVAL.
The Byron Clothing Store.

n H0FFHEIMER has removed from the. a,tner
~. Of LIST and Main street, 10 81 near Main in
Graham Building. l offer my stock Of Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, 6e from 10 0 per
cent below cost, to make for larger and finer
stock Of clothing. Call and see, il is your own
advantage. n. HOFfHLIMER.
lAnl odAw Sec nd nenr Niain 81
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Doors ANp SnoKs.-Boots, It is said. were
invented by the Carrans They were ut FIRST
made Of leather afterwards Of iron, and were
proof against both cut and thrust. It was
from this that Homer called the Greeks bra
ren-footcd. Formerly, in France, great
foot was much esteemed, and the length of
the shoe, in the fourteenth century, was a
mark of distinction. The shoes Of a prince
were two feet aud a half long; those of a
baron two feet, those Of knight eighteen
inches long.
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(oS'r TAKE IT. - Refuse all ten dollar
|es on the agricultural Bank" Of Pitts
p, Mass, as it is almost impossible TO dis
kuish counterfeits and genuine. The Te-
hseh Bank Of Michigan is wild cat con-
b. The Rhode Island Central Bank, East
Fenwich, has failed, but is said to be
Eth IS cents on the dollar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-07

pc ninth Lecture will be eliyered at the Presby
pa Church, on 9th street, by Rev. JAMES BRowS,
his Friday evening. Subject, -" Elements #
|onal safety"
ckets p cents, for sale at the principal hotels
stores, and at the door. Ladies free Doors
at "a, Lecture To commence at o'clock
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lev PAcgKT Boar, Qri>cY.-The keokuk
st. Louis Packet 60. have a splendid new
amer which they have named Quincy in
or Of our beautiful and Furnishing sister
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EXTRAORDINARY NEEDLE CAsE.-The West
ester Pa Examiner saws:
We published, few weeks ago, an article
alive to young woman about - wears Of
IN Warwick township, Chester county,
o had Hfteen needles extracted from her
{. Marvellous as the circumstance was
arded at the time, the truth has not all
70 told Since the first needles were re-
we'd, 25 more have been extracted from the
pc foot, and one surgeon who operated
orms US that he thinks there are some 10
IL more vet imbedded in the foot. DR..
excl informs US that the needles lie In and
Pn; the instep, and that the points having
rked to the surface, they are easily ex-
cited By forceps. In some instances an IN
ion was made, and the needles removed.
|e young woman alleges that some len
hrs ago she jumped or stepped on O needle
bhlon, and THAI the needles entered her
Pt, and have since remained there, causing
Ypain until recently.
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Lumber Lumbertl

L two miles above the city, and Is prepared to
furnish all kinds Of lumber (exeept Pinel al the
shortest notice, from 81 % g per 100 feet
lie is also carrying on the Plow and Wagon facto-
r. on the corner If 9th and Main Street where he
is prepared TO furnish wagons and Pows of the best
finish and quality. at Wholesale retail, cheaper
than n similar article can be had in southern Iowa
decl2dawu HAWKINS TAl LGh.
ISilE subscriber wishes g. put IN the wall during
1856, Two millions If brick for which hc viii
take town lots or land in he Half Breed Tract -
Also two span Of horses wanted in exchange for
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR
an 6dtf
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Loo k>uITERING .

NV ~
~ TIE undersigned would respectfully
>Ygs-aAI y inform the public that they have open
ed shop on the corner Of johnson and seventh
streets for the manufacture 1T all kinds 81 Copper
Brass, I'm, and shsli lion ware. ILef VIII also
carry On Locksmithing and Bell Hanging in all its
branches
Repairing articles composed Of any Of The above
named metals, rs well as gold aud silver promptly
ATTENDED to- All our work warranted
" HORN,
fehi6 dim Al WOLF
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SALE or REAL EsTATE.

DUBIiC notice is hereby given that on the 18th
L day Of March next in front IF Charles Par
sons Banking House, in the city Of keukuk, be-
tween the hours Of AND clock, viii sell at pub
lie auction the following real estate, namely; Lot
one % block eight 60 Of the city Of keokuk, Iowa
aud the south haf 81 the southeast quarter and the
east half Of the southwest quarter Of section Ihir
yfour in Township sixty five, Range SIX (61 west in
llark County, Missouri 6. :. Il. 1, and e. 5.
> ~, /. 50, X. 6, Clark County. Missouril
Terms q sale one-fourth cash remainder IN four,
eight and twelve months with six per cent interest
little good and warranty deed given by me-
). z. EDDY,
u 4 49, - 1 4 49, !.
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CONSTOCK & BROS.
STOVES
Timers Stock.

5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
10 inches.
1000 bids. Sheet Iron from No. lG to 81
1000 packages Plymouth Riyex iron and tin'd ,
from az. to IL lbs.
800 boxes Tin plate.
600 bundles Iron wire from No. 10 No. 49,
90 gross Tea kettle breasts aud covers from Ga to
ia nches.l
80 gross Pressed tin bottoms from TO inch.
40 do do scolloped and plain dinner plates
80 do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 do oval Tea ptt Breast and Covers.
idJ do Assorted TIM d ears
90 do Iron tea keith ears
20 do do do do burs
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
40 do Of No !, 2 and 3 pcuter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth
Bent spouts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin sheets
Copper Ryets and Burs
Bucket Handles
Malets expressly for tinners use
Stove Blackingln papers or by tho key
COMST0Ck & BROTHERS.
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HAVING PUKCHAsGD

FNIlE stock of Furniture of Mr.. r. WnsEY, l
i wall sell the entire lot at sery low figures du-
ring the next five weeks to make room for Spring
stock For Extraordinary bargains in Furniture
call nj ither Of Mr. MISSY old stands or at the
Gate City Furniture Rooms, No. 1876 Main street
Feb l8-d4w G. $. ABBOTT
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.lk1

1856 x4ia 1886
l. ECU LAR keokuk and 81. Louis Packets This
I old and popular linc of Steamers Will run two
daily lines If steamers between ktokak and ST Lou
II during To. present season The lines compo--
cd OF the following staunch and speedy boats
Westerner johnson, Master.
heokuk. Matson, Master.
Sam Gaty, Able, Master
quincy new b9a)
One of which will leave heokuk daily, ut G
o'clock, ", Quincy ats NJ, and arrive ut ST. Louis
next morning, at o'clock.
Express Mail Lne-The Ben Campbell Heaight
Master will leave keokuk daily, at p N. and con
meet al Quincy mt p NJ, with the 81 Louis Packets
Jeannie Deans, Burke, Master,
lie Vernon. Ford, Master,
and arrive at 81 Louis next morning al o'clock.
These lines arr composed Of boats whose names
ATOM ~ suteicat e0Arantea 0f their spesl and ao
"H.afa 4tlon. feb2Sdif
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II tVE sold my stock of Furniture, and entire
/ interest IN the Furniture business, to MIR. c. $
AnnUrr, uf the cate City Furniture Rooms. | thank
my friends and customers fur their many faYars and
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott to heir future fa-
yor and patronage. r. WILSEl
Feb l5~-dtf
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- p - -ia. p ~ ~ g. q.
January 22nd 1889
FIfHE following articles constantly Oh hand and
Il for al fn cgshDg Nm

Coke of best quality, 50c per bushel.
G9s.l slack FOR blacksmiths as 80 per busheI.
Tar 10 quantities not less than 80 gallons. o cts
per gallon, the purchaser furnishing cask put it
Apply AZ the Office 2nd street between Main
aud Bioudeau
gesy~ None " ,ha above article Iltefei from the
Gas trks without aa order from tAe ofhce
i4n93itf
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LIVELY thing that you think 1T II tickle b
IL hearts Of the Little folks can b. had a C. Obel
top, AT the
{1af a SIGN MT THE ma ETnnrU
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THE yoIcE or Ma BLAiR.-In the pan or
I'd by the Hon. Francis z. Blair, before the
publican Convention Ut Pittsburg. occurs
following passage in relation to the Com
bmise
The dispute about the territories was ad-
tied so satisfactorily to the whole country
At all parties, however widely differing on
her subjects, made it point to give adhe-
IN TO the settlement in every subsequent
bctlon- all the candidates for the presiden-
before and in the canvass in obedience 10
several nominating conventions, stood
ION It as platform,
The present chief magistrate did more.
the very terms Of his inaugural address,
bsed by solemn oath, he may be said to
I've sworn has allegiance TO the compromi-
3 OF the slave question, declaring they
ould not be disturbed if he could prevent
during his term of service. lie we'd
9 vow In the message TO the first Congress
met; and before its close became the ac-
ve instrument in aholishing every compro-
Use made on the subject since the founda-
On Of the Government. 1t was done with
e suddenness Of an explosion Of mine Of
pw der. The system planned by Jefferson
: his compatriots 10 prevent the extension
lption of the Union-the safeguard super
lded under Monroe's administration,
|owndes, Pinkney, Calhoun, Crawford-all
DO great men Of the south aiding and
lay especially Distinguishing himself, after
Wo years of struggle in its eifectuation--the
opposition of the controversy about the
rexican acquisitions accomplished by the
Pme great man, supported by Webster,
ass and by Benton, also on the main point
the exclusion of slavery by the prohib-
ion of the Mexicap laws, in word, oil the
ZEAL statesmen in the country, compromises
Ia the subject made by, and pronounced by
hem as binding in honor as the compromi-
les of the constitution, were blown up by the
recession Of President Pierce and Mr.. Doug
hs to the scheme Of Mr.. Atchison and fe W
Eullifers who prepared the mine.
CT Iowa has become the hunting ground
or considerable portion Of the u. States.
md especially for supplying game for the
arge Eastern cities. Every freight train
rom the three depot stations Of the Illinois
central, Rock Island and Chicago, and Chi
cago and Burlington Railroads carries away
more or less game from that State Cin.
Eng.
In return, friend Enquirer, send us a few
more live Ohio Locofocos.-[ Iowa States
man.
Yes, send them along, Mr.. Enquirer, they
make excellent Republicans in Iowa, we hao
10 less than seven delegates from this coun-
" to the Republican State Convention, thai
we're once olive Ohio Locofocos," and they
ire among our leading politicians and ablest
men. They find that Ohio Locofocoism Of
ME present time is a splendid thing to desert.
Iowa City Rep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-07
SUNDRlES.

SUGAR Kettles from 8 to 10 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids skilets and lids, assorted Cast
Iron lea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding ard
kiee Mouids scolloped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canisters square and round, ass orted Lard Lamps
Tin ware ana Stove Pipe. House sheet iron and cop
per work done Ifo mpfty, in the very best manner.
COMsI0Ck 4 BROTHERS.
En boz. pair assorted Shoyeis and longs for sale
w a the Prairie State Stove Rooms,
oct 10 CoMS1oCk Il BROTHERS.
.LUE Kettles to be had at the sale Rooms of the
~ Excelsior Stove Store.
oct 10 coMsToCK BROTHERS
ENNAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
IL pf the Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 C0MSTOCk & BROTHERS.
( NoAL liods Mt tho Sale Rooms Of the Cottage
" franklin Coal Stove.
octlo CoMsToCK i BROTHERS.
1000 LBS. Of Baied Brass Kettles for sale low
WV at sale Rooms Of the Home parlor stoves
oct 10 coMSTOCk BROTHERS.
A LARGE assortment Of Brittania ware for sale
lower than any other house in the city at the Sale
Room If the Commercial raror Stoves
oct 10 C0MsToCk 4 BROTHERS.
A FINE stock Of Housekeepers' goods, such as cof-
\ Zee mills, basting spoons. egg whips iron skim
mers, skinner ladies' meat forks table spoons hash
&c, DC, for sale Mt the Sale Rooms Of the popular
Self Regulating Alright Stove.
octlO CoMsTocK BROTHERS.
100 PAIKof Tnners' solder Coppers on hand at
a - - TUG CaIt NOUNS VI tue substantial oval Box
Heating Stoves.
octlG COMST0CK 4 BROTHERS.
A HEAVY supply of Brass, Japanned and plain
\ Candle srieks at the Sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner, which offered extremely low by
oct 10 COMsJ0Ck i BROTH ERS.
Short Credits and Short Prices.
w Einvie the attention Of buyers to our extern
w siye and varied asso rtment Of
New Goods.
selected and imported for our Spring Sales.
Our stock is divided into Three Depariments-de
voting floor tC eachonabling give more at
ttnion TO- and better assortment Of ach class of
goods than b. found in any house doing general
business. The following among the articles to
which wedcNate special attention:
Housefurnishing Department..
| LACE MUSLIN CUR TABLE PIANO Gov
| TAINS Frs
SATIN DAMAsKs, wATERED MoREENs,
SATIN DE LANES OIL FURNITURE
IMPERIAL pAMASKS, CHINTZ's,
! WokSlED QUILTS& COUNTER
| COTTON PANFS
/ CORNICES TASsEI~. BLANKETS,
DIMITIEs, &c 49, '''''','''
Linen Goods Department..
/ LINEN sHEETINGS, TOWELS d T0WFLING
! PILLOW CASE LINENS, DIAPERS CRASH
!. / A II CLOTHS, LONG LAWNS,
TABLE pAMA~kS, BIRDS EYE DIAPERS.
/ NAPKINS Il DOYLIEs, d..
| STAIR LINENS,
| And every variety of SHIFTING, C0ATd PANT
LINENS.
Hosiery Department.
! MEMS HOSIERY AND GLOVES
WOMEN : HOSIERY ANDGLOVEs,
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY 4 GLOVES
SHIRTS, DRAW EkS Dr.
! We ask an inspection Of our stock by none but
| CASH and approved SIX MoNrms buytrs-to such we
| offer crest Inducements.
Gniiiou. Anderson Go.
/ No ~ Market St. below 4th, Philadelphia.
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Carpets Il Oil Cloths
nruKFI A. CO. s, Main Street

j. a. DIRKEE CO.. So Main street.
I AVE just received the largest and most varied
l i stock If Carpets and Oh Cloths brought 10
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different styles
and having been bought before the recent advance
will sell them at present wholesale eastern pri-
ces.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
nishing their houses, to examination If these
Carpets and Oil Cloths feeling Satisfied that the
qualities, styles, and prices such nat they
fail TO please all who may favor us with call.
August 10, 1895. dIwtf
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On Wednesday evening January ~, Mt III o'clock.
All who are DESTROYS of learning to sing are res
pectfully invited ~ be present.
Terms invariably in advance. Ladies 81, Gentle
men $3. janl sd
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Mn nrnIIN

|ie friends Of HAWKINS TAYLOR, Esq, hereby an
pee him al candidate for Mayor at the ensuing
(icipal Election.
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The subscribers, proprie
tors II the Empire Stor,
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have establish = branch
of their house in keokuk
where they viii keep con
stsntly on hand q large
and well-assorted stock
If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-07

- W. III. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesale
-. dealers in receipt Of much the largest stock
which they have as yet ever displayed to the mer
chants Of Iowa, Missouri and Illinois t. which the
ask attention, and guaranty TO be at ST. Louis prices
Sept. Z, lS55.--daw
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
The Messnge.

Fhinking that our columns could be better
filled with OF Ter matter, we have gone to the
trouble Of condensing President Pierce''s last
annual message to about half its natural size
preserving his ideas throughout, HID he con
fined hisremarss within proper limits, and dis
cussed national subjects in a statesmanike
manner, It would have afforded us much plea
sure to have presented it entire. y
At least one7third Of the. message consists
of a re hash Of the partizan falsehoods of the
Washington Union during the exciting cam
paign from which we have just emerged. .-
In the face Of mountains of we'll known facts,
and in direct opposition to the solemn oaths
Of more than hundred witnesses-while the
smoke stilF slowI asceuds from the ashes of
the former dwellings of free state men-while
the blood Of men, women, and children, mur
dered for speaking sentiments of freedom, yet
gives crimson hue to the gurgling rivulets
of that Inflated territory-while our lunatc
asylums resound with the demonic cries of fe-
males driven to insanity by cruel treatment
WHICH IHty anu Lucl lhullliGS nave TeCGiNGu
for opinions sske-while chains of oppression
cank upon the limbs Of an hundred freomen
Who,nobly resolved to resist the cruelties Of
heartless 3 uthern mob-President Pierce has
the bHdhess, my the mpudent ell. oatery, to
declare, in substance, that the north has been
the aggressor, and that the south stanl Is ac
quilted OF all blame before the unprtj ddiced
conservatives of the country What an as
sumption Nay, what degradation of place
and offi,ial character is indicated by this bold
utlerance of a stale falsehood
It affords us no pleasure to speak thus plain
ly ofths Chief NJ .gistrate of the United States,
but the prostitution of that Office to base par
tiz IN purposes. mritsthe severest condemna-
ton Of every true patriot.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

GGREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.-The
Editors of the Richmond FepuSlican of Dec Gath,
1859, says that Caters Spanish Mixture is no
quack medicine.
They had man in their press room who was
afflicted with violent Mercural Rheumatism, who
continually complaining Of misery in the back,
limbs and joints his eyes had become feverish h
aud mattery, neck swollen, throat and all the
symptoms of Rheumatism, combined with Scrof-
ula Two bottles of Osrters Spanish Mixture
cured him, and, in an editorial notice above,
they bear test mony to its wontetful effects, and
say their only regret is, that all suffering with
disease of the blood are not aware of the exist
ence Of such a medicine. They cheerfully recon-
mend it,
See their certificate, and notice in full around
the bottle.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
Wood County Common pleas.

NApN 7. DUtkINnd ", OIlYer BesTey.
TUE said Oliver Be3y will take notice that Ralph P
i Buckland has filed petition against him in the
court Of Common Pleas, of Wood county Ohio in
which he claims judgment against defendant for $40
~ and interest since Nov 22 1852 for taxes pud out
of his own money and labor in doing, on the und z
5. w ! sec. 10, T t. L. $. r., in Wood county, ~ the
agent Of defendant during the ears 1850 81 aud ~
and also to slG and interest since Dee l. la5G
Tor taxes paid out and labor performed said land by
James Murray during the years ls54 30 and - as
ag MT of defendant and for said land and assigned to
plaintiff, and asking said amountto be made lien on
SAID land and to sell the same pay said lien and
and defendant will take notice that unless he nppear
and answer or demur TO said petition hv the lIth dav
of February 4. D. 1851 said petition will be taken as
confessed and Judgment rendered according to the pr,v-
er Of petition. MURRAY 81 DODGE. Attys.
Dec 1S5G--3IvGGtoO
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

GFWe think it is hardly known even to the most
intelligent of our readers how deep some of the
sciences are looking down into the mysteries OF
creation. We know there were wonderful discov-
cries in the times and wonderful uses made OF
them, but did not know the Chemists were initial
ing in their cruclbles and even surprising the most
wonderful productions of organic life. During
our visit to Lowell were introduced by one of
their prominent citiz,nS to the laboratory of DR
AVER Inventor of CHERRY PEcroRAL and CATHAR-
TIC PuLs) where We were shown with generous
rrankness, his processes and his product. This
m1-'er genius Of his art is manGfac uring the
subile Of flowers from tar and other vrge-
table substauces His essences of Pine Apple,
Strawberry, Checkerberry, Ounce, Pear, Canella,
Cinnamon &c, not only equal, but they exceed in
purity Of iavnr, those vegetables themselves. His
oil Of VII ter-green - purer and of better flavor
than any that can be gathered from the plant-and
yet IS made by chemical composition from the
HYDRO o-carhons in tar His process is, to ana yze
the substance, and find the exact ultimate atoms of
which It'll made, then recompose them in the same
proportions, which exist in Iature.-[ Christian
Advocate. F.. .. ."- s.H-~ '-r .. ~
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Robert G, Corwin, W, The Cincinnati 4 Chicago
Rail Road c, mpany.
BY virtue of an order of sale 10 dreCted and de-
lvered from the court of Common Pleas of MOntgom-
cry county Ohio in the above will offer for sale
at the door Of the court house in Perrysburg,
On Monday, January IL, 1857.
between the hours 10 o'clock A. NJ and 2 o'clock
P. NJ of said day the followi real Estate the north
half of the South East quarter of section No. four
OF Township No. four Al north Range twelve [i2j
East containing 30 also the South half of the
North East quarter of Section No, four ri Of
ship No. four 81 North Range No. twelve [I2l East
containing eighty Also the north West quar-
ter of section No. twenty nine [29 of township No.
six 81 north, of Range eleven M East containing
100 nrGes, also the NuT-East quarter of section No.
thirty 1901 of township No six dl north, Range eey
en- IN East, containing 100 also the Fast half
of section No. thirty-two 32 of township No. four
[4l North range No nine ~ Fast. containing three
hundred and twenty acres also the North est quar-
north, of Rauge nine [a East continuing lC0 acres
also the South East quarter of section No twelve III
of township No. four Il North of Range No. nine
[Al East containing 100 acres also the North half of
the North East quarter Of section No, thirteen 3l
of township number four north range number nine
the South East quarter Ut section No. tyeuyOne l2
township No. four II North range No nine [9 East,
containing so also the south half Ofthe North
West quarter If section No, twenty eight [2Sl town
ship No. four | u North, Range No. nine IJI East,
containing 80 also the southwest quarter of
the northeast quarter of section uomber twenty one
G2l of township number four Al north range number
nine 81 east. obtaining IA also the west half
OF the southw est quarter Ot section member twenty
eight [2sl of township number four u north range
nine 9l east. containing 80 acres containing in all
Fourteen Hundred and Eighty and all situate aud
being in Wood county Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

1.-THE immense mass of testimony in favor OF
Hoohand's German Btters, convinces us that the
article is all that it is rep esened to be, and il
consequence, we advise a trial Of it by those
atil cted with diseases for which it is re commend
ed
r CHATFIELD, ESQ said
LOWELL, Dodge CO Wis, Nov. | ISL" Over
year ago sent some money to you from Canada,
and received soue of you Gcrmsn Brters, which
used and found great relief from. Ny health has
to attend 30 my business. A large number o. dys-
peptics in this neighhorhood have had to send to
Milwaukee for he medicine. An agent here could
sell large quantities, as l know it to be sure
cme."
vile, Jefferson, Wis; Holden Kemp & Co James
vile, Wis; and others in that State, have also
expreese their great confidence in the virtues of
the Bitters'
See advertisement.