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FROM q. II. sCHIvEN,s AGENCY.
Mon,real ocean steamship co.'s
STEAM - SHIPS.
ANGLo.sAXoN, nth AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, new NORTH BRlToN, new
NOVA sCoTIAN ,tnew) HUNdAkIAN, tnew)
Running In connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada. under contract with
the Canadian Government to transport
the Mails.
DATES or SAILING.
rRon ouEBEc, PROM LIVERPOOL.
Everery alternate satur- Every alternate ednes-
day from the 22nd Of day from the 10Th Of
May to tho 10th Of April TO the 10th Of
November, inclusive. October, inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILk0AD at Port
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From Chicago to Liverpool via Mich Central, Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
lat Glass;. -........,............$s $50 to t1oo
according to accommodations.
including cooked provisions.
g>om Liverpool 10 Chicago, Wis Steamers and Rail.
roads,
LIST Class...............,.... sos TO ti1s ~
according 10 accomm odAtion.
..........-.-.........ttl 2b
including cooked provisions.
Afuily qualified Surgeon sails in each vessel.
Each Passenger ticketed through win be AL
lowed the same quantity q baggage vaEn by Rail
road ms by Steamer, viz 20 cubic feet for each
cabin ana 10 feet for each stecrage passenger.
Special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are dispatched the arrival Of each
Steamer.
II will be observed from the following table that
the Canadian line have beaten every other in
isg the Atlantic, the average pAstages Of the Coll
Inns and Cunard ner Us by the annuAi tables In the
N. \. Herald during 1851 being
kAsrwARp. WESTWARD.
Collins Line, lid 22h com Collins line I3d ish ON
CunArd " NJ, 100 13h sm Cunard sr.12dIsh Am
:" Boston lad Oh Gun - Boston I'D I3h ON
Canadian line Tod i5h om csnadianL l.. lid III om
The longest passages made blythe Canadian Line
we're IL days to Liverpool End days TO Quebec.
The Coilins Line have made paysages Of IS to 70
days, and the Canard Line Of Is 10 II days.
To EusGRANTs.
Passages msy be secured at the othce Of the Com
pany In Chicago by SAILING ships from London.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Gia,so~, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Mon,rosc. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD surctin lcnds the re- movai Of
emigrants snd bsggsEe ~ Quebec free Of ehsrrs.
Fare from $40 to $33 to Chicago, includinx
cooked provisions.
For Passa.e or Freight from Chicago to Liver
pool, or Liverpool TO Chicago by any Of the
c'"p'ny''Aiins hips aJsp ,ys to
Agent u the NJ O.s.s Co.
No. SO Dearborn Street 6hteaoo LY,
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GTThe tslegraphio dispatch from Angus
ia, Georgia, published in the Washington
Union, representing that an American was
killed in an attemp. of British vessel to
board an Anesican ship, lacks confirmation.
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TEE L49 0spslnAcs.-1he election Of
Henry P. A1dAosy, q Rhode Island, to sue
Deed tho prsssss Losofoeo Senator from that
State givss ~ Republicans . clean vote
from Nsw E1gianA n The Senate of the Uai-
ted Ssatss. After ~ ~ of March next no
aoughfaes will ooeapy sest in the Senate
from New EnglAnd, md We trust that no
such disgrace may svef befal the Yankee
States again.
Only few years ago New Hampshire,
Maine and Connecticut were reliable Demo
cratic Stascs, and Rhode Island was doubt.
full, now they are oil as Arm for the Republic
can cause as Massachusetts, and Vermont =
It will only require few years more to Sc
cure a similar change in all the middle ant
Western States.
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ETit il said that Gen. Houston is to head
an expedition into Mexico this fall, in order
to Kain.possessIsn Of another slice of terri
tory, have It asqsxsd to the United States,
and organized into state 10 send the Gem
eral back to the Senate again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-08

CO A full heart is rs difficult to carry az u
full cup the least thing upsets it.
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CoNeREssIoNAL.--ln the Senate Mr.. Hous-
ton announced the death of his colleague,
Senator Henderson, Of Texas. An account
Of his life and eulogy on his chsgectsr Wa
pronounced By General HoustonsNho VA
followed By ssvsral'sthsr Senators.
In the House The III Tor the admission Of
Oregon Vas rspei md referred to the
COMMITTEES on Territories.
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( FFEks his services AZ Physician, Surgeon, Ao-
~ coueheur, and Dentist, to the citizens Of Keo-
kuk and vicinity.
Educated Mt one Of the most renowned Unvsrsi-
ties in Germany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, ~ we'll rs his experience daring four years
service MS Surgeon in the h. n. Russian Navy, and
also three years practice in New Er gland will lac
hopes, secure TO him the confidence of this com
munity
Anything under the head of Dentistry--opera-
tive or mschanoalwill be execu led In satisfso-
tory manner and warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance given at private dwellings IL required.
Examinations and advice gratis.
Residence and Office, -Four th.st., between High
and Morgan.
RkrEmEscEs.--Mrs. +. F. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
kimball y. d. Howell, keokuk, and J. A. shedd.
ESD, Of Denmark, Iowa. LJune2dly
save Your money
A Nd Keep your Provisions from spelling, by
n purchasing one Of Reed Neels' Zoe Ches u /,
manufactured all sizes, at their Carpenter and
Jobbing shop, on johnson street, between 4th and
5th.
vcntian Blinds Gnside) made to order. Orders
from distance promptly attended to.
may27dlm
500 KEGS Pure Wits Lead for sale ;;
OUU s. B. VOWEL,
may27d ISL Main st.
wv s.B. VOWELL,
may27d Isl Main st.
Hnn Lbs. Colored Pants--dry and in oil--for
OUU sale by S. b. VOWEL,
may27d ISL Main.st.
con BBi.s. No. Coal Port Salt in fine order
wv for sale low, on the landing, by
may2Td CLEGH0RN, TAYLOR l. co.
BacOn and Lard.
A SMALL lot Of Bacon, (hog roundl, and few
"A packages Lard for sale low TO close con 81 gn
iment, by CLESHoRN, TAYLOR Il CO.
may27d
Iron.
.)H TONS sssos1e1 band and bar Iron for sale 81
~ cost and cs1SGc for cash only. by
may27d HORN TAYLOR T. co.
j. G. r A r r @ r r & G o.,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C.,
| NO. SO Main.st.,
kEoKUK, IOWA
| aprlt-d
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Pioneer Farmer.

We have received the first number OF the
Pioneer Farmer, edited and published by
Hiram l.. Torrey at Des Moines.
The Farmer is good Agricultural paper
ard the only paper in the State devoted TO
Agriculture, is PUBLISHED weekly at So per
apnum, and merits the patronage Of the
farmers Of Iowa.
The editor makes the following brief no.
ticc Of our city in his first number:
keokuk.-- We recently made visit to this
Gate City Of Iowa, and shall 20 again in tbs
course Of the present season. Then, we
shall write an article upon keokuk, for we
believe that q statement Of facts relative to
the commercial, manufacturing, educational.
and other important characteristics OF this
city, would prove highly interesting to our
readers.
Welike keokuk. Even in the dizziness Of
the present times, we see in il a sure prophe-
cy Of the future greatness that will make II
the pride Of all our people. II will bear the
same relation to Iowa that Cincinnati does
to Ohio, and some day will be far richer in
commerce, manufactures and population.
s~-s-r---------
CONGRESSIONAL CousrssY he following
courteous retor,s passed between couple Of
Democra attic Congressman in the course Oh
n debate on the floor Of the House on Wednes-
day last.
Mr.. Harris Qll.) called up the report OF
the Committee ON Elections, requesting to be
discharged from the further consideration OF
the memorial of Mr.. n. q. Fuller, asking ad-
mission as Delegate from Dacotah, and in
favor of giving Mr.. kingsbury his seat as
Delegate from Minnesota, or territory out
side Of ~ 6aAts limits.
Duriax ~ dabate, Mr.. Hughes lind. } de-
nied ~ SieSt o1 Mr.. Harris to hold the floor
and ~ 1Ee6nsmbers the privilege to speak
by bic njssion.
MIR. EArriA denied that MIR. Hughes had the
right - TO intimate.
Mr.. Hughes 1t was your course hereto
fore on this very floor.
Mr.. Harris--lt is false.
Mr.. Hughes are n liar
Mr.. Harris--lt is false, and you can wear
it at your pleasure. The majority of the
Committee on Elections, he said, took the
ground that. here IN act of Congress estab
fishes Territorial Government and fixes the
area Of territory, the carving State out OF
the same does not repeal the said law by i'm
plication.
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J. WRIGHT & co.

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YOU WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS,
y EFoRAITY OR PREMATURE DEATH
DaIIey's Magical Pain Extractor,
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He'Ny AA'la' SEVERE aiming hhAaole 70 ram On EARN
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~ > e tu''Nst' ~ az '' U' s'"s'
reeVe moreover has a6son'eand control over
the neadies below named which dehes ALL ohe
remediesand medealskHl
l. stops ali rain avsn ~ rr,r. i.,,,
peaIs F,r,rs IA oro. 81, O. - r. ra.
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geh ORLEANS Bully Gresteut.
Toll.

Toll.
IF thou wouIdt reap the harvest thou must scatter
The seed broadcast around
To idle hand pertains the empty platter
And the Hnfruitfal ground.
Toll is the very life and pulse Of nature,
The burden Of her speech;
The fairest and the finest Of her blossoms
Are ever out Of reach
To be obtained alone by patient labor;
Toll ID the breath Of life;
The idler has no title to existence,
and sickens in the strife.
Oh not in vain and vaeae and sinful dreaming
Is liie's high aim fulfilled
The Earth ia ready for thee, lght1is beaming,
90 dig, and mine, and build;
and uproot and destroy, for it is needed,
The falsehood and the wrong
and braqely, brother, let the field be weeded,
So shall the wheat rise strong.
Then up, and bravely do the Makers bidding,
Nor thine own burden shirk.
Nor longer let thy talents slumber hidden;
But get to work
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CHURCHES

BAPTIST;
". Dnucancamp c. Basin.
CATHOLIC;
Immaculate nception-Rarome on Canal.
EJehuit's l--BRroune, Common.
st. lOus Observation-Disclosures Square.
St. Acknowledgements C. Cont.
St. Alphouse-St Andrew, b. Live Oak and laurel.
ST. AuguStiue-BRyuH Read C ST. Claude.
St. BHrthOIomew-Vlere, b. SegainHud Barthelemy, Al
ST. joha Bsptfst-Dryades b. Clioand Calliope
St NHrie-G onde, n. UISHtne.
ST. Mary-Josephine, b. live Oak and Laurel.
ST. PHrrCk-Camp, h. Julia and GirOd,
St Peter-NtHrigny b. GHSacHlvORnd GreGtmeH.
St. Theress-Gamp, opp. junction with Prytania.
St Trinity-St Ferdinand.
st. Vincentde Paul-Greamen, c. Montegut
ursuiine Conyent-Beow the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, c. MepOmene.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL; St. Charles. n. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: st. Peer'S-Seamen'B Bethel
s Espana4e. L'Egst Proestante FrancaiSe-RRmpArt c.
Rienvile. Christ ChurCRCHal DRuphine. ST. PAul'B-
Camp, GAenne, St. Luke-Hercules Felicity road
Triny-lRckson c. Plaquemine. AunIncatiOn = Annun.
citation Square. Mount Olvet-Algers.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe b. BacChusand Dryades
METHODIST: Carondeet b. HevARnd GiF0d. Felicity Road
C Chestnut. MoreRu, Ekghen Dryades, Terpschore
Piery, c. Greatmen, MRrias b. BienveRnd Cont Coffee
n jackson. ST. Paul tcoored) Carrollton, Carrolton
Nayades. Algiers
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytsnia, c. Clio
Casteavo n. Railroad. Canal, c, Franklin. Fulton n
josephine. PrStania, G. Josephine. Thalia Benton
Bouligny, Camp, n. CHdiz.
GERM. EVANG, Proteseu-Philip, C. Chippewa. Protel
tant-Glio, b. Apollo and RayRdes.
UNITARIAN: Pryt&na, Ca0pe. Clio b. PrytAniG and
Dry des Terpsieh ne. n.Eayates. Euterpe 8acchUi
aaj Dryades-
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Reneath the Deep Sea.


o, come, love, and dwell
Forever with me,
In a bright chrystal cell
Beneath the deep, deep sea,
Where rich coral wreaths
In red clusters glow.
Our warm VOWS we'll breathe
As we wander below.
Thy sweet VOICES tone,
Like soft-murmur'd rhyme,
Shall mingle alone
With the waters low chime
And the glance Of thine eye
Through the clear depths shall glow,
Like stars OF the sky
When reflected below.
z-------as . 60
WOMAN, SPARE THAT TEA!
Woman, spare that tea
Touch not single cup!
In youth it tempted thee,
Bat now, o give it up!
know thy mothers hand
First put it to thy lip,
But, woman let it stand,
Unless it be catnip!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

SCENE IN A COURT RooM.-The following ludcrous
scene took place in the New York Marine Court, be,
tween two gentlemen Of the bar-the one rather tat
and the other rather small:
Brother Fat-Co the court)-"I don't care what
Mr.. - says he is only mosquito, and don't mind
Brother smalI-"I beg your pardon, Mr.; but it
is fact in natural history, that mosquitoes never
sting hogs
ter inform your acquaintance of they'll be glad to
hear ofit.n
Brother small-"Alow me, them Mr.. :, to com
municate the fact to you, among the first
Here the court, amid roar Of laughter, called the
gentlemen to order.a
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Beirsmembered that this 18th March 1856 before the
subscriber Of the Peace in and for the CITY aforesaid,
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H. r Jan
rer Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according law de-
that the and and
correct transcription the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presden
H. 2. JANYIER, Secretary.
sndsubscribed before this 18th day Of March,
A. D. 1855 G. II. BRADFORD,
Second the Peace Tor the Parish Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of six
per cent the outstanding certificates Of profits
and Monday in May pext redeem,
after that date the scrip issued of the S55 reserng
provisions their charter cash capital Of five
hundred thousand dollars and they have further declared
q scrip dividend Of FORTYTWO PER CENT. the net
earned premiums of the gear ending February 2 1883 for
which certificates will be issued and the first day of
june 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRlERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05

" NORTH CULLOl, ATTORNEY-AT.LAW, viii
II attend all professional business St Landry and Ayoy
Giles that may be entrusted to his Office at MARKS
WILLIE La.
References-Chas. NJ Waterman harlware merchant: G.
Olivier Miller commission merchant; GhRs h.
Singleton attorney at-law Nixon Adams Crescent office
EeB. Orleans. H26 ly&W
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START PaYsIoIAN-Old Squire Grend vas nota--
ronsly parsimonious, but being ID, was obliged No
luctantly to consult Dr. syntax. what SHAH aJ&J
for my headl It's so dizzy seem to see 5eHhie."
The doctor wrote prescription and retired. The t.
cipe ran thus: when You see double. yea viii a1G7
relief if You count your money.n
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If silent Looks BetoIsen.

IF silent looks betoken
Our deeper feelings hest,
If thoughts which are not spoken,
Are but more sweetly guess'd.
Thou knowest mine already,
While gazing on my brow,
grieve not dearest lady,
That language fails me nov.
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Thank a friend who tells thee fault in secret it
shows he desires thou shoudst amend before the
world knows thou did amiss.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE


DD Withers. Treasurer
s'90neS
PRIV a vEr ~ UErS Svr, Evrrurrc
ATE bA M :, ANIL AMI, E4CHANGE
g N1ruorsov "a Dats a:a,ditast!.
SAMUEL SMITH CO., Corner capstfeet and Commercial
JuDsON L Co, Corner Camp and Casa1strests.
BENOIsT SHAW / CO. No. 81 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE., J1cob BlRKER Agent
THOMAS H. BARKER, Corner Camp and Gravierstreets
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HOME MgIuAL 5SsURANcE COMPANY, Northern
John t 9ea Ffss
,,rn ,-rg, ,frI i,ts - - seeIe.aEy'
A i5 aas tSs. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY No
ods P sssts1
EJ ~, n Ns iNsIil Nor y;j5f'
- s 9NNH's AVE ooSF AN y 10. lo5 Cana
j. President
L. c. Adams Secretary
cEEsGENF P aSsUkANCE COMPANY corne'
Thomas A. Adams. President
George Jonas Vice Presit
G. ] Mansoni Secretary.
LOU iSdA ~ MgaGA 4 iSSUKANoE COMPANY, soutt
G. Briggs. ................ President
4 CARRIERS Fbasi:: yiSeP5osident
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner Carr
Common streets If
james D. DeneFre Wee PTesjdspt
oLaI1sSS, M EuAh hANoE ooMFANf " NO. "a
q 10 VIM ., ] -
dI6ia a f,4 str ai An Oh FhiS
Harmon Roane. $50 ...................Agent.
FAoN ANOlAA INsohANCtEI 1uaF ANY
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and
IT n 6 company, No. 4o oampstreet. c,-.no, ,.
80 :. - Aseht
TENNESSEE MARINE SF AND FIRE INSURANCE Com
Perkins Agents.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE and LIFE INsu'
4 Ia4ear, il. Rodewald 7. ByTne. Directors.
HOME 1vs1rR NOE If Nav, vor, Al ,,asaz,nosre
" r Pagns = - NY 'ois sSenf
EY TTFF tNsirI NIiF COMP NV Cnn. 51 "a
roGdeet it street A-' "a 0A
STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Philadel
burg Penn. No % Camp street.
Ghos A. Labuznn 4 Agents,
UNION INSURANCE. COMPANY Corner OF Canal ano
St. Charles , streets 1-.a,,..
HOPE iNsURANcE COMPANY corner Of ExebaDr.
t Hepq rRd p es9S s5Fse. President.
f l. IL arne ICE s ssesqen5
star lSsgkANGb COMPANY ohee q St. ohar
Plecide F2rsall PTssdens
RATrROAD COMPaNTEs
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT u EAT NORTHERN ERR
streets.
John Charles; Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Company Ferry foot Of ST. Anne street. Depot
AT Alters ''' - y
< B. Sager Vice Prss,t
n E. f Flanders Secretary,
NV oRTEASs SWn PnNTGg
san Fields and
r. n uo9uNyl ..SecFetAry,
ONCE Vietorastreet near the depot
| NEW ORLEANS AND GARROLLT0N RAILROAD-Ds.
pot, corner Baronne and Perddo streets
| LAFAYETTE HORsE.CAR RAILROAD-Depet, Is Bp.
rome street,
! CARROLT0N AND LAKE RAILROAD Depot, Two
| Circle
George Curte Duncan President.
AberG. Blanchard Secretary.
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DIR. osgOod's India Cholagogue

Y Il Els
Fever and Ague Chsand Fever, Dumb Ague intermittent
and Remittent Feyers, Liver Complaint Jaundice En-
largement of the Liver, Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
This Invaluable medeinewas prepared from an extensive
practice several years. bouscste isneyer known
fail curing Fever and Ague any the diseases
named
Those who suffering from affections of this kind as also
those who have become invads from upon
constitution, will find the India Cholagogue" most invaua
Bile remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Choagogue in Graduating Bile from
the human system only explain its extraordinary agency in
the speedy thorough and permanent of Fever and Ague
and the grades oHterient remittentfeyers.
1t in thousands of cases and by
all who have used of the greatest Fever and Ague
dies extant.
kBe and ask for Dr. osgoods India Cholagogue
there are many couuterfeits offered for sale.
FOrsaein New Orleans wholesale retail prOprietors
]. WRIGHT t Co.
81 and ISL ChartreB street,
General Agents for the South.
silence that Dreadful CouglIg
The work of thedesOyer has OegunI The Lungs are in
danger! Resort at ouceto
DIR, Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
or alluture aid may be in Are you motherF Your
daugheryour idol and earthly joys bed of Lam
gushing pale cheek form show that she
fast wasting The puchral cough pains yourear and
sickens yOur soul; tits the
SOUND OF DEATH
THERE'S remedy that wsophe Cough and save herfrom
the consumptves grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic flush cough feeble limbs tell ferulfere
bodnes and loss hope Just about enere consumption
sheds hearttrushing blight the future you
despair An to save you-o sohe and
heal your wounded lungs. tits DR.. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar,
tits admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compounds Syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng cough
! splitting blood
| For sale ID New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
~ WRIGHT 4 CO.,
| p and ISL Chartres street
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BITTERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS

a GDIhulaL tOtE LADIES AND AGED PERSONS,
This highly agreeable cordial is taken pure and was prepared
by At the request Of number of families who hRd repre-
retes of hers which cannot be imbbed uuduted Of
time which they OCCASION and the mistakes made from igno
Of the mode of administering them.
These well founded objections enabled understand the
true causes which deter from making their
excellent ana hehehci preparations The one manufactured by
Il be taken pure obvaes ali the difficulties to- Il
highly ehc8cOus in of general weakness nerv
Gus affections generally, and is certain preseryaJive from
gastrtishat fatal disease peculiar warm and humid eli
mates 1t e.esabtshes the appetite nvgoaes the general
system and in time healthy color persons who have
acquired ymphatiC temperament
Ih cordial possesses not onythe property of stimulating the
repa indulge beyond bounds prudence we suffer from
slow and impeded digestion, small glass of this admirable
speedy relief and facilitates the work ef nature
Persons in good health NAV use It as and nieas
ant beverage Its delicious render such
Those who are the habit of taking lunch and 1cnaTiv
ladies' will find invaluable addition this repast
merely on account of its exquisite flavor but from its digestive
The delicate constitutions from infancy to old age of
both may employ without the slightest Inconvenience
Directions will be given persons using for the first time
jy15 . No. o. i lS8 ROYAL r. street
MADEIRA-5o cases Robert ADAMS, Eq5 s4Is by
sci eornero Gravier and New Levee SITS
RLACK LEAD-some very superior, for sale by
- ALFRED KEARNY,
myll Y Magazine street
DUTY KNIVES-Iod dozen, just received and for sale
by ALFRED KEARNY,
ny4l Y Magazine street
RBIITSH LUSTRE-4O cases and small papers, for
II sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
Il IS f. long, for sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
LnyIl Y Magazine street,
TIRE BRICKs-l4oe0 English, Pittsburgh and pepss
cola for sale by tALFRED KEARNY,
myl7 72Nagazine street.
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VINO THE DEUCE WAS IT?-Brown tells US Yer
mont story which, he says authentic the best
more can be required. respectable gentleman in
Windsor couaty, many years ago had an ambition TO
represent his town in the State Legislature Though
a man Of good character, and every way able enough
for the Office he sought, he happened, as aunt Peggy
used to say, to have great many winning ways to
make folks hate him, and was in fact the most un-
popular man in town. Going to Squire X, an nfu-
entail man who happened to be friendly to him, be
laid his before him, and asked his influence say
ing that he didn't expect help without paying for it,
and declaring that if he could get KS influence he
was sure to he elected, The Squire put in his
best jumps for his man, but when the ballot-boX
was turned another man was declared elected. The
disappointed candidate called out to know how the
votes stood, and learned that he had got just three
votes " But don't understand it,, said he. tuTning
to the Squire, with ehopfallen conntenance Nor
l either said the Squire, ~ put in my vote, you
put in another but who the al put in the third is
more than can imagined" [Boston Post.