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CASTINGS, Steel Crow Bars Wagon boxes Iron safes,
~ Axes, Sheet, Boiler and Bar Tou-A large and well as
serted STOCK in store and for sale W the trade Manufac
uers prices HOLLlNGSWORIH $50.
JuNo No. G., Market, street,
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other Chemicals, per 100 lbs. 42O
FIRST CLASS.
Piano FOes, Books, Stationery Boots Sh oes, Liquors.
Oils, &c, in bottles CsmPhne and Spirits Terpentine in
barrels Carpeng, China Glass and Glassware Cigars in
cases Clocks, COnectOnares Cotton Cards. Dry in
boxes or bales, Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and Shrub6ery
Plates Cat owners rsk Oysters and Jars Saddlery
Tin and Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except specified in third class Coffee
Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels pipes
Tobacco boxes Leather ia rolls and boxes Oils
and casks CrOekery and Queensware in and casks
Kice Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes Shoves, Spades, Sad ITons Zinc and Tin in pigs
ana Cotton Cordage, Coffee Heavy Castings, Mill Gearing
Carriage Springs, aud Axes Railroad Wheels and Axle
Chairs and Spikes, aud Rosin in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Carriages boxed other
light articles enumerated also Caboys Acids or other
Chemicals will be charged al double first class
l- Have every package plainly marked with name Of
Conssnee destination and depot Of delivery Attention to
this matter prevents delays and losses, nsure speedy
delivery
Goods shipped via Savannah should 10 gent
of Central Raj road savannah and packages marked
Agent c. X. r., savannah Ga
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad, Charleston and PACK
age marked, A gent s. c. K. r. Charleston, 5 C.
through above all from
York TO Nashville No commission drqgags az a,5g-t5rs
charged either at Charleston or Sa0aHHah
shippers may rely upon uniform prompt delive-
by both lines Over-Charges and damages bv either
line, will be adjusted by the OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
pondence for their recovery not found
will pay for the at the expiration Of 80 days aer no
tons on tae Nasf0H6 and Chattanooga Road,
dressed 20 II. ] anderson SuP't., Nashville
Merchants ia New York viii receive every iuforma-
Line, No 1875 Broadway and The Savannah
Lile5 No, - Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
uEV4--u
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To hGiIlere I'D Tnonor
LONGHURsT s. Co.
Wholesale and Retail COnfectiOnerS

No. 40 UNIUN STREET-
HAVE on hand very choice assortment Of Candies of
IL all kinds, Cakes Nuts, Preserves Pickles Catsups
Ssrdnes Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits Pine Apples Oranges
dictionaries
They also deal in WINES aud LIQUORS, ALE, Cleans
ana TOBACCO, Of the very best brands,
Iheir Bakery of the best in the Western couptr
ana they are prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and
CfaeAsrS OF the best quality at the lowest prices.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, ESA Lis, &C,
Furnished by them on the shortest notice with Cakes
CGneGonaFes &C. &c, in the highest style of the art
MI bOnghurst, who has charge of the Manufacturing
department. has received several Diplomas in New York
lor the pest articles in his line exhibited at State Pairs
and IS one OF the most skllful Coufscorers in the coun
ry. dQ3
SMITHS BITTER EAST INDIA ALE.
OsI received per steamer Hastings en- eOnsignment-
~ hhds Smiths Bitter Ate %
bbls do do do
10 "a bbls do do do
This Ale is equal 10 AsOpps imported brands
1ubeI4 CARTER, Mckay q co.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
% hhds Sugar, 1000 bags prime Rio Coffee,
2OO ODDS rushed sugar, 200 bags extra Bait. do;
90 bbs Powdered Sugar, 40 pockets Old Java
lUO bols MOlasses, 500 kegs Nails, assorted,
15O ONs star Candles, 900 bXs 6XlO and I0XI2 Win
$50 half bKs do dow Glass
2VO quarter bXs do, 800 bXs Glassware,
lOO boxes Days summer 50 bags Pepper,
Zoo LahGles, 40 bags Spice,
5UO bGs 7 escotps Soap, 40 Ginger,
gu Va and DO Tobacco 100 Or hf. bxs Sardnes,
wv casks caro- soda, 400 cases Matches,
2uO doz PAINTED Buckets, 100 nests Tubs
~ nests keslers, so bXs CARROTS Snuff
~ cases lacks 40 dOz Siners,
20 bXs Gunp and Imp. Tea, 90 half chests Black Tea
500 Wrapping Paper 1000 dozen MasoD's Hacking
wv barrels PkG's whisky, 400 barrels Whisky,
20 " Old bourbon do, brands,
b9 - ~ NJ Brandy, sc hbls Mon. Rey Whisky,
~ " Gin; 40 bbls Native Sweet Wine
O7 la Napoleon Cigars, 100 600 asst brands Cigars,
5O,OJv opera do, 100 bXs Nelee Cigars.
5OO bOlS walkers Xxx Summer Ale For sale the
trade BY LANIBR, PHILLIPS & CO,
augl3 80 Market street. Nashville, Tenn
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NORTH-WEsTERy

NORTH-WE STERN RAILROAD.
election Of Board OF Director, fl, th Nashile ana
~, N n, western hailrosd Company will held he
nv 3d. y, on wednesday the IN 81 October, lS52
sept Sim Nc N " ks5ir.s,d ~ CoS1asv
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Frederick Bleir,

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, Saxony has a
- aen Office at No 10, Front CLARK. and
e@ his services 10 the citizens Of Nashville for the relief
curoui Female Complaints Of all kinds; SCT0fua
worst orms Consumption, rheumatism md Dropsy. His
experience and practice in regard TO these and similar dis
eases nave been such to enable him to guarantee perec
cure II treated or taken in time.
fof sale rs above, very superior article of Stomach
titcF>, OF his own invention and manufacture,
with variety OF other medicines Tfeb7-Iy
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
~ He psrtuerslD heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Alvah MITCHELL in the and style OF Sloan
NtcheIIi this dag Dissolved by mutual consent James
Sloan Assuming all liabilities nd responsibilities Of the late
r having All debts and receiving all dues from and aileI
his date aad will continue the Marble Business at me Oid
land corner Of Summer and Spring streets Nashville
Nashville, May Z, 1851. JAMES SLOaN
msy8-dtf. ALNAd AAAOiiELA4-
Attest, K. W. FAERbz.
bs late partner 10 he ssa respectfully reeommends
teralshare Of patronage.
mayS-du A. MITCHELL.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



TUE GreatCentral Route connecting the Atanticcites
with Western Northwestern, Southwestern Stated,
STvSrn, OIeTsanu Enu Sa1uusKy
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the direct cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great West
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS-BOots, Shoes, Dry Goods i5y- nan,
Cn boIes,) Furs, Feathers, &c....... 'O0 POI 1V0A
SECOND CLASS.-BOOks and Stationery,
Dry Goods On bSes,) Hardware, Lea S6Oc per le0B
THIRD OLASS-Arvils, Bagging, Bacon, sn, NV MN
and Pork lin bulk, Hemp, &c....... wv P' AON-
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon, An. nav 7oorA
and Pork (pscked) Lard aud Lard Oil, XIV P'- WV
Flour-75 cts. per hi until furIher notice.
Grain-65 cts. per LOG lbs. ustil further notice.
COton-S2per bale HOtexcseing 500 lbs. weight. until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phia.
6elphis, be particular to marx package ga Philadelphia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road al Philadelphia or Psburg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIsHr AsnSTs-HRrris, Wormley & Co., Memphis,
Tennessee; R. P Sass Co., st. Louis ]. 5: Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana Dumesn, Bel and Murdoch and
Carter Jewett Louisville, Ky K. c. Medrum, Madison,
IDdiana Sprgman Brown, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati
n ". Graham Co., GAINESVILLE Ohio Leech Co, No
81 kibY street BostC Leech Co Astor House, New
York; Mol William street. and No. BatterG Place, New
York; Ed Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magraw Rooms, Bal
GmOre; Geo. Q FranciscUs, Pittsburg.
Il. h. HOUSTON, General Freight agent, PhilG.
d. J. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
may Sly
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THB SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY.
Soda NEAfeP.

soda Water
~ take pleasure in informing our patrons and pub
ss lie generally that now prepared tn daily
rom our Fountain, SODA WATER of the purest, pla-
table and cooling KIND, seasoned with SIkUPS 0f Fruit
and Berry ENtact) of delicate and delicious fdvos com-
prslng twenty different kindsl Our SAEPARLLA GINGER
SfRUPs Of the finest quality and very pure and when
mixed with sod aSummeT bsyerageare sreug hqnu
they heathfu and 1nvogorti6g Persons who arr
troubled with weak stomaehs uredisp sed darbGa,
should not fail to try their medicinal virtues believe
MAJ moderate Use Of them could greatly mitigate II not
As ours is the FOUNTAIN HEALTH, most respectfully
invite all vino are thursy aud Parake Jbe
which ir FOxcates not. DEMOTILLE 81 BELL.
apr No. 20 Cherry street.
ENGLISH MUSTARD.
TUST received fresh supply Of English mustard.
= may2I DEMOEILLE a. BELL.
CONGRESS- WAFER.
FRESH Congress Water genuine article. received for
sale BY may27 DEMoVILLa d BELL.
COoPer's IsinEIass and COxs' GaIatiue,
- received and for sale by
CASTLE SOAP.
A LARGE lot on hand and for sale bv
\ may27 DENOVnLB & BELL.
MIS-. Aliens World Restorative and zyIe-
vi 62lsamum, received and for sale by
may2I DEAOElLLE BELL.
( AiiVe OLA fresh lot receiyel and for sale BY
- may3 DENOVILLE q BELL.
PERFI merry AND FANCY ARTICLES.
OUR stock Of above is large Ind complete, embracing
many new Toilet Articles, Soaps, Combs Brushes, Co
logno Extracts &c, for sale BY
may1 DENOVILLE & BELL.
'COOth Brushes-The finest lot IN Nashville fusE re-
= ceivsd from LONDON, and for sale by
nay y DEMOVILLE q BELL.
Mount Eagle TTiPOIi, for cleaning Gold, Silver
VI Brass, Glass &c, for sale by
may y DEMOVILLE & BELL
Champagne and sweet Cider.
NEW lot Of the above. Just received tw packages Of
II New York made Ale Pumps, lot with silver tops:
% boxes French Oneceaares assorted candies made %
order fresh every day. crackers fresh every days 50 boxes
nuts assorted; 100 bOs. ale, best brands These articles
re fres aud will be sold cheap.
aug2 J. G. ROBERTSON, Broadway
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HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
In StOre and for sale at the sign of the
Little Indian
CONER CHERRY AN CEDAR STR EEES,
CHOICE lot of hue Havana Cigars, 2UO dozen bags H.
n smoking Tobacco, LaHgh0rnes fine Chewing Tobacco
with general variety Of fine brands always on hand, with
largest finest variety of Pipes the market Also
Snus conSsiE scotch, French Rappee, MaocabOy
Sc Nth choice assortment Of Wines Liquors, Ale POr
ter least would call the attention Of the
lovers the Rod and Reel ny Oh selection of Fishing
Tackles, which is Just received and OF the finest quality
Call and examine them al the of Cedar and Cherry
street Iapl2-tili ianl'5SI }. MOORE
,IGAR.-Crushed and Pulverised Sugar received and
> for sale by BfRNE * MILLER.
STAR CANDLES, &C.
100 WHOLE Boxes Werk q Co.'s Star Candles;
IUO 800 Half 1" d"
900 boxes Madison Starch,
100 - FOX's
1900 Prescott & 20. No. and Extra Soap, =
In Store. and for sale nv W. Il. GORDON & co.
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HENRY HART, B. W. HAoRAE JR. JOHN s. uAR,
HART, MACRAE N co.,
WI oLEsALE GROCERs COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos 2 and South Marketstreet, Nashville Tenn.
JUST JII I, RECEIVED RI AND NOW IN STORE,
8 boxes " Su go barrels Jamaica Rum
l2a barrels N. Y. CruShed2OO packages W l. Raisins
Sugar, 100 coils Cotton Rome
| 40 barrels N. Y. POwdered40O gross Matches,
sugar, 200 dozen Painted Buckets
80 barrels N. o Loaf Sugar 80 nests s. Painted Tubs
zoo barrels n. o. holasses, so boxes Stone Pipes
80 new CROP so boxes Tennessee Axes
s5t bags Selected Baltimore superior quality)
COhee, 500 kegs White Lead
600 bags n o. Rio Coffee, loco kegs Nails (Assorted
So bags LagUira Coffee, Sizes)
Is bags Old GOvernment5OO gross Backing
- Java 0ottee, 100 boxes Palm and German
20 bags Pepper, Soap,
20 bags Spice, 10 cases Carroll 10 Rice
loo casks Super Carbonate so dOz. Zinc Wash Boards
soda, 500 reams Superior Wrap
40 hall chests Imperial ping Paper,
Black Ten 500 M & d. CAPS.
$50 boxes VS.. and Ky. TO-lOO bags Shot
baceO, 10 kegs bar Lead
large assortment OF c0m.lO0 barrels Clover Seed,
mon and hne Cigars so barrels Butter and Sod
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers.
Snuff, $50 bbs Rectifed Whiskev.
so boxes Smoking Tobacco Is barrels Old Bourbon
so coils Manila Rope, Whiskey,
so boxes Pearl Starch, 25 barrels bionongahelaand
% Sardines Old Rye WhiskeY,
SO boxes Assorted Pickles, " WhisEey,
5O boxes Catsup and Pep-l5 barrels Old Lincoln Wbsi
per Sauce, key,
% boxes Assd. Pie Fruits 4 ar casks Pure French
25 cases Brandy Cherries brandy
zOO boxes w. X. Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine, |
6O boxes English Dairy casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese, casks Pure Sherry do
400 packages Star Candles casks Pure Madeira do
90 DO TaoW do 20 bbs. Native Sweet do
70 bags Timothy Seed, so bbls. American Brandy
800 boxes assd. Glass Ware, 10 bbls Apple Brandy
100 boxes oNl0 and l0&l2 10 bbls. Peach Brandy,
Window Glass,
jan HART. MACRAE L CO
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MAHhAE NOkhs
The subscriber has hand the largest and best assortmen
o MARBLE and MAkB LIZ WORK offered in the city
70 which particularly invites the attention Of the public
he prepared execute all jobs IN his line Ia the best sty
e the art, and al short notice JAMES SLOAN
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FINE TEAS.
DEsT black Imperial; Young Tyson and GunPoWde
Is Teas H0LLISTER & Carl Err,
q Union street
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luO bags assorted cotton yarns.
All of the above will low for cash. at the corner of
Broad and C0lege streets DULY Il McCREA q TRRRASS
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Another Dbaholi0ai Outrage ~ the
SsusA.
The Franklin lind Republioan, OF the
| 10Th inst, says that Madam Helen Sasha,
wife OF French gentleman, lately resident
in jackson, Mississippi, has arrived at Frank
| lin, her husband having been murdered for
expressing his partiality for Fremont, and
she being driven away from her home. The
Republican says:
The history of the troubles of Madam and
Mons. Sasha, is related to us by the latter
~ follows:
They removed to jackson, Miss, somo
| eight years since; coming from the North as
they did, they discovered they were regarded
with some suspicion, yet they were permitted
to enjoy comparative peace and freedom from
interruption UP to the crisis of the past po-
liiical struggle, when on being asked to ex-
press his political sentiments, NJ. Sasha,
avowed his Partially for Fremont, where
upon commenced numerous indications Of
dissatisfaction, which continued up TO the first
OF the present month.
When he was told that be must not ayow
anch sentiments, or he wonld be dealt with,
he was not disposed to seal his lips, as he
was not aware tina, he had transgressed any
law, or committed any wrong. A committee
OF desperadocs repaired to where he was at
work, some two miles in the country, and
gave demonstrations Of their determination
to make him cease speaking his sentiments,
or he should leave the State. He attempted
no resistance, bat, as brave man, told them
he was not going to be gagged or driven
When he said this, one of the party attempt
ed to lay hold Of him, whereupon Mons. Sa-
sha knocked the oiicious villain down, and
for this demonstration in self defence, one
of the party, whom Madam Sasha thinks is
numed orbray, shot him down.
Now, without exhibiting any conjunction
for this fendish act, they Immediately in
formed the wife Of the deceased, now life
less before her, that she could have twenty
-four hours to make her exit, or she would
receive the fate of her husband. She took
them at their word, and reached this point
on last Tuesday. She is lady, genteel and
amiable in her manners, and hns been unques-
tionably well raised. Her father is farmer
OF limited means, living in Montgomery CO.,
\. L., to which she is en- route.
Our citizens readily and cheerfully con.
tributed the requisite amount to enable her
to reach her parents, where she said she will
be amply cared for. She left on the cars
Wednesday evening, via indianapolis, for
her future home.
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STAR Ina. CO., OF OGDRNSBURGH. N. T.. !
CAPITAL 1l0O, 900.


The above Companies adjust and pay all losss
equitab,y and promptly.
WI. W. BELKNAP, A gent,
Once In the Iron Front baiiding, Sccond-st.
lnnl..lIm u,
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BURDENS NEW PATENT
lust received, per steamer Kate French, ~
~ BURDEN Patent Horse shoes. These areV
All his new patent, and givs universaf satis y q
faction at 40 East, whore large numbers are dali,
used. Tbs shoes are tbs Arst offered in this mar
not DO eqaal led. Having bssn sppo4 ntcd sole ssou
t'r tbs saief these Shoes in this city and vicinity
w are PREPARED to supply tho trade, and Others,
the low eat l'ricrS Cali aud them.
rII.LINdHAST, LANE D BUEL,
JAM Sign of Broadaxe, Main-st.
"A thing % IScauIy ts n icy forevsT.S
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON,
( ~ seciesy under the hrst Emperor, with Por
" traits II its beauties, W,ts and Heroinss BY
Z. y. Gosdrich. The most sapurbiy illustrated
BOOK eysr Published In Amcrica.-vAlae ti5,--il
ii. 9. CLARKE's Literary Depot,
janl-d johnson ST., near Possotkee.
rRANBi ARIKs--Five bills Jest received by
~ kELL0a1 BIRGE,
Jani-d2w foarth-st.
IhtS-fresh Cows. gsnuln, and warranted
~ for sat, by KELLOGG BiisGE.
Janl-d2w Fourth-st.
l. KELLOGG 1 BIRaE.
Jana DIV Fourth-st.
RUeKm LEAF fLouR--Sor mads u shorts,
~ bat tbs genuine article.
| janl -d2H KELLOGG + BIRGE.
LNl.ouh-A variety Of brands. delivered gratis
l. KELLOGG & BIRGE,
Jani-d2w Fourtn-st.
CIIsnzNG AND PAVING NOTICE,
To the Unkn own OWNER OF auy
/ Lots upon the following described
streets.
| A 1 me ting OF tho City Council of the City Of
| "A ke0ahk, held December 23d, A. ID. 1856, the
follow ins iesolution was adopted:
/ Resolved, That the owners Of the Lots situated
upon che - ees described below, wit: On Blon-
dean street from Water To Fourteenth street; on
Concrt firm First TO sixth street; on High street
from Second to sixth street Exchange street
from " ate to Fourth street First street from
Exchange u BiondeAn street on Second street from
Main 10 IL Oh GA Fourth street from Johnson TO
Orleans ta Fifth street from Johnscs 10 Orleans /:
ON Seventh from TiMea 70 blondsau street. on
Eighth from Main to Dioadeau street; on Ninth
street from Johnson ~ Concert; on Tenth from Ex-
chang t. Concert on Eleventh from Main street
70 III gh Ga Twelfth from Main to High street ON
IhistsNoEh street from Al ain to Concert on Four
teenta street. from Msia 10 Dondcau, aud frontiag
upon a'y OF said streets, BE- dirsctsd to have the
curb stpiie set by the hrst day If June next, and
the side walks graded aud paved by the Arst day Of
with The Ordinances Of tbs City.
CERTIFY the above to be q copy Of a resolution
ra~sd hy the City Council Of tho City Of
ksokuk.s Given under my baud this 3lst
Day II December, A. ID. 1886.
b. s. MERRIAM.
dec5i -dZ'n Clerk VI the Council
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EARS OF THE llonsE.--It is good sign for
a horse to carry one ear forward and the
other backward, when on a Journey, because
the stretching OF the ears in contrary direc-
tons shows that he is attentive to everything
that is taking place around him and while
he is so doing, he cannot be much fatigued,
or likely soon to become so. Few horses
sleep without pointing their ears rs above,
that may receive notice Of the approach Of
objects in every direction. 'sWhen horses
or mules,' says DIR. Arnott, s'msrch in com
pany at night, those in front direct their
ears forward, those in the rear direct them
backward, and those in the centre turn them
laterally or across; the whole troop seeming
thus to be actuated by one feeling, which
watches the general safety" 70
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HICKEY L. Mason, Surgeon Dentists. AR,
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silyel
and Gutta Percha, also upon p!atina Will
continuous Gum, which for beauty am
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They ar,
determined to do the neatest work that i,
done in the City, and at less price thar
any other Office hero. Office on Blondea,
between Third and Fourth.
Ta-It docs appear that Giimore's Turkish Lin
imens is triumphant wherever II gees, whether it il
used inwardly or applied oatwardly. Please reas
the following statements;
My horse was taken sick with the Collie Will,
travelling in the interior of Iowa last spring.
usei Giiimore's Turkish Imminent, which cares
him al once. have great confidence ia the article
and would cay to all, use ii.
"ALBkRT 4. coNNABLE
"hsokts, Sept. ~, 1885,"
"Whlle travelling back West last winter, had
the misiortane To freeze my feet, and found speedy
relied from the use Of Giiimore's Turkish Lini-
meat-wonid advise NIL under the same circumstau-
&C TO try It. 10. BALI.INGER.
kgoSrk. Aug. ls.'---lselT darwin
Sa-lAaUIars oosrogsp ExrRAcr OF Exxsx
fL.sf--A eettaiu cure for DiArrh1a, Dyssntsry,
summer ce.apiaat. and all affections Of the bowels
attended With relaxation. Asa safe. pasatabie and
resiabis remedy IL is unsquAiled. Fur children
teethiag attended with irritation VI the bowels a
Is the saess soothing remedy in use. Prepared aad
sold by - @. MAGuIRE,
Chemists and Druggists.
S. VI. cor Olive 4 "a sts., st. Louis.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

RlcHEs.--Let us not forget that the time
will soon come, when our poverty or our
riches will DO matter Of perfect indifference.
The great question will be, what moral char
acter we have formed, how far we discharg-
ed our duties to God and to our fellow be-
ings, and what ground we have to expect a
joyful entrance into eternal life. Worldly
possession, distinctions and pleasures dwin-
die into insignfcance in the opening lights
OF eternity. 1t is greatly wiser now to take
the view of things earthly, which at the
close Of life we shall certainly take; for that
is the true view.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

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