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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16
Legal Nosice.--Forecioss Of Mort.

Legal NOtice.-.Foreciosur OF M ors.
. gage.
10 y. W. Jenere, +. Mills, G. X. Dimond, and
Sarah 6orgas
NoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now on 6le In the Clerks Once of the
District Court Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, a
petition Of D. W. kilbourne against you, ciai ming
: nndlng o. Court, and decree in his favor, and
against u. " Jenerc, for the sum Of seven hum
dred and four and 3llo0 dollars and ten per cent
intercst from the 10th Of August, 1855, being the
amount Of purchase money and intersst duo him on
lots seyep and eight, block eight, In Kilbourne q
ADDITION to keokuk, Iowa, which was sold by the
said kilbourne to said Jenere, on or about 9Th Of
january, ls5S--the foreclosure Of q mortgage Civ
en- on said lots by ssd Jenere 10 said Kibourne to
secure tho payment Of said purchase money, dated
YIN OF January 1896, recorded IN Book 1, page 3S4
Records Lee County, lowa--the sale Of said lots 10
pay SAID sum aud interest, the extnguishm ons Of
all equity OF redemption under said mortgage. and
for general relief. Aud said Mills. Dimond and
aorga, who, u is said have or claim to have some
interest In said lots, are msdo parties defendant
and hereby required to come 10, aud, by answer
MED set up their respective interests therein or be
forever barred and estoPped therefrom hereafter.
NOW, therefore, you and each Of you are required
to appear and answer said petition on the morning
OF the second day Of the next term Of said Court
to be held IT Keokuk on the FIRST Monday of Feb
ruAry, 1859, or decree will DO rendered therein
against you, BY default, according to law.
IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
The petitioner In the above named action having
obtained an order Of publication therein by said
Court, as to u. W. JeDere, one of the defendants,
returned "not found" therefore let publication
be made In the "Daiiy Gate City," = newspaper
published In said county, once week for four con-
secutivs weeks. ERIE J. LEIGH,
NOV. =, Isos-d4w Clerk d. C..
kEOkUk FEMALE SEMINARY.
vvNHIb Institution will commence its second ses-
sion on Monday, Nov. 18th, in the second story
OF DIR. sanford's building, corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The Board Of Trust tees Of this Seminary elected
from various reli ious denominations and repre-
scnting large part OF the Christian eommsnity
desirs by the united and cooperative efforts Of the
friends OF education to establish gradually such
IN institution ~ eur city requires.
The Principal Of the Institution IL Rev. C. A.
WILLIAMS, 70 whom, or TO the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admissien Of pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition will be So and 2s In ths
ordinary English studies, with q email additional
SUN Tor incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
herman, Ac., extra charges will be made.
It's desirable that persons designing 10 become
pupils be present punctually on the first Of the
session. WIN. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY STRONG, Scey.
keokak, Nov. s. lsbS-d
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Il % ney AT l. a ",
NTIIl. practice regul ~ in the District Court
w of the United States at Burlington, in the
District Court If Lee Couaty, and in the Supreme
Court of this State.
Office ON Second st.. third door over the Banking
House OF IL. Thompson Co.
novis Ism
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CO The gross oarnings Of the Galsna and
Chicago Railroad in October, were $l30, 900.
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fNil KEN u,

A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with rooms,
"A &c, situated on 9th street, between Concert
and High, in keokuk. For terms, &C., enquire Of
+. L. Curtis OF the subscriber q. the law ofcc Of
Curtis, Glllmtro Curtis, on Main-st., between Sd
and 4th. Ill. CURTIS.
nuyl yd3t
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~ -
Xxx Qui0cy flour.
A LARGE supply VI this well known brand Of
IA Flour always hard al
noyild C0LLiEkS 4 K0BERTS0N'S.
StTAR aad TaiIyw candies--50 boxes Oh hand and
- for sale by CoLLiERs A. ROBERTSON.
novll
G0AP rs boxes Hill & Co.'S German soap for
~ sal by GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
noyl Ill
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
Lshment.
T. B. O'BRIEN,
T. B. O.BRIEN,

(succEssoR TO HENDERSON sArcHELL,)
HAVING carried on the business with success
l. i in New York City for mary years, and having
q thorough practical knowledge Of the business In
al Its branches, as Cutter and workman, the pro-
prietor guarantee that his work will give entire
satisfaction.
Hc has just received new stock Of CLOTHS and
NkSTiNGS Of the latest styles and finest qualities
which he il prepared 10 make up At the lowest Dash
pricss.
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The Ocean.
A exceedingly interesting book, with 81 Illus
IA trations, by r. II. Gossa, author of IAN In
croduction to Zoology 1.-THE Canadian Natural
ist," &c. For ssls by
NV. wEsCOTT,
noyl2i Successor to Cave 4 Barber.
Tho Book Of Chesu.
TONTA1NINa the radiments OF the game, an
~ clinentery annals Gle Of the most popular open
ings exsmplihcd IN games actually ptayed by tho
great masters. Also series Of Chess Tales, with
illustration from original designs, BY II. X. Ag-
nell. 10. sails by III. W. WESCOTT,
novi2d Successor to Cave Barber.
NEW BOOKS resolved every day, and sold 1t
IN publishers prices, by
NV. WESCOTT,
novi2i Successor to Cave d Barber.
Titc0mbss Letters to Young People,
GlN0LE or Married, one Of the most popular
~ books VI the day, just received BY
NV. WESCOTT,
novl2i Successor to Cays = Barber,
No. ~ MAin-st.
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O. NO FIT NO SALE. Ii
% 'S8-dYm

MAHE OPFOATUNlTNi
q pod Chance for q Mechanic or La.
bOreFy
A SMALL FARM, 50 acres, good new frame
"A house, and new steam Saw Mill, with Lath
Machine, Ac.; said mill can clear from $1,000 to
- COO per annam, when "the hard times are gone,
gone away said land IL situated In Soutl ern
Michigan good climate, splendid soil, weu Va.
tered, &C., &c.
Also, = 200 acre farm in Northern Iowa hns soil,
wen watered, DC.
Either Of the above farms will be exchanged for
good house and lot In ksokuk.
Inquire Of J.PARMELE.
Nov. !, '5S-dbm No. b74 Main-st.,
keokuk Iowa.
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Important Battle In Washington
Territory.

The Portland standard OF the 10Th ult
gives the following description: "The Battle
Of the the Spokan Plain" as the battle--oi
which we heard by the expressman, Pieraon
lis called
Colonel Wright has again fought tie Ind
ans in his front, at Spokan Plains, some ten
miles in advance Of his first battle ground
His enemies, as before, were the Spokan,
Cnur d'Alens, Palouse and Pend fOreille
tribes-numbering some SIX or seven hundred
warriors.
Equally brilliant with the affair OF the
I Four Lakes 10 results, and in the skilful man
! agement and use Of the several arms OF the
service, the battle Of the Spokan Plains Was
| fought on the 5th inst. The Indians having
/ fred the grass on several sides, beset our
troods with decided spirit on three sides at
once, until charged through the "rousing
( flames" Of the burning grass, and driven to
shelter by squadron Of dragons, command
cd by Major Grier.
/ Subsequently, a, several points, they made
stands for period Of seven hours, but were
successively and successfully routed from
/ their positions, with the loss Of two chiefs,
and two brothers of the chief Carey killed,
and many of lesser note killed and wounded
and the single casualty on our side OF one
man wounded. The chief who commanded
in this affair is called Polotkin, who Was pro-
mineut in the fight with Colonel Steptoe last
May, and be is now in the hands Of Colonel
Wright.
On the following day the Indians asked for
terms, which was refused, save on uncondi-
| tional surrender Of arms, property OF NIL
/ kinds, women and children, and unqualified
submission to whatever might be imposed.
Marching up Spokan River on the 18th
inst, Col. Wright intercepted and--after a
sharp skrmish between the Dragons and
some lndians--c captured at least eight hun
dred horses, nearly all of which were sever
al days later shot, to prevent any emborrass-
ment from the care of such number Of ami
mails.
| Col. Wright on tho lst inst. was at the
CGur d'Alene Mission--having for some
eighty miles Of his marcn marked it with
slaughter and devastation, destroying houses,
large quantities of wheat and oats, and many
caches or kamas, vegetables and dried ber-
ries. His foe, lately defiant, confident and
insolent, are now, in large part, abjectly a.
| his feet sueing for peace.
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GT Geo. d. Prentice of the Louisville
Journal is to deliver Lecture in St. Louis,
on Thursday night. His subject is "Ameri-
can Statesmen
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Cash

AND PROMPT TIME BUYERS.
Call and Examine Stock and Prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-16

Cg- John b. Haskin, it is finally ascer.
tanned, by the official canvass Of the votes
has majority of Is over his Lecompton OPP.
ponent for Congress.
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TONI-ARO1ATIc BIITERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONA

This highly agreeable cordial pure prepared
BY me al the request number q families who had
the resulting from mixing those
bers which be nhbed undilued the loss Of
which OCCASION the mistakes made fftm gno
rance OF the mode of administering them.
These well objections enabled to understand the
which deter from making OF iher
excellent and beneficial preparations The b
me- obvates ali the difficulties alluded to- Il
highly eicacous general weakness and
Gus Affections generally and Is certain preservafive from
Rastrts-ha fatal peculiar ard humid eli
reesabishes the appetite nvoaies the general
in restores healthy color 10 persons who have
acquired Emphatic temperament-
This cordial possesses only property Of stimulating the
appetite OF aiding digestion II tempted by snpnous
rpa indulge beyond the bounds q prudence sne fra
slow and Digestion small glass of this admirable
LIQUOR speedy relief facilitates the work Of
Persons good health pesesvaive and pleas
ant beverage and taste render sueh-
Those in the habit Of taking nnch and particularly
ladies' will Invaluable addition this repas not
merely Of Its exquisite favor, but from liz digestive
qualities.
both sexes may employ without the slightest
A. A. PEYCHAUD,
a22 9m&w No. l06 Royal street.
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no THE AFFLIC'rED-

DOcIRESS JOSEfHlNE NEllIA0E,
Respectfully the public Of New Orleans that she has
inst arrived East where she has been practising for
many succession without fail Of the below named
she has taken Office at No. 1874 Baronna
street Lafayette and Grod streets where she be
consulted her Office hours from 10 A. NJ to p NJ relative
o the OF the following diseases
EXCRESCESCES AND TuM0RS o. every Kind
and permanently cured without pain the Of the
knife, n a very short time.
OLD DANGEROUS wOUNDS-She promises thorough
and within six weeks without the least danger Of
her breaking again abe effects and performs the
expeditions md radical cure Ulcers
FEVER AND AGUE will be cured IN forty eight hours
These diseases relieved and cured in
very by the Of her Medicines which ecs
and powerful although containing eaoel or other
poisonous ingredients
She is also possession of powerful Powder for purifying
the blood which Is highly recommended All who take these
Powders weeks will be relieved from yellow fesofs
Ague. Cholera, and all diseases that may follow.
weeks, - 70 ~
Also Scroula Ladies' Weakness Thigh and Hip Diseasee
Liver Complaint ache and all Diseases OF the Chest
etc She cures Bunions Nails growing the nesh-
without pain, burning them, guaranteed never %
| re'u -. =, -. s,.x
RITTERSThs Meaicineis sovereign remedy FOR
weakness DarrhoA Cramps, Collie Fever Ague pusre and
ali sease II Is universally used in the practice Of the
scientific Ply seans in Europe and b ssIy eghly IsoZ
Josephine weage hopes 70 gain The confidence o.
all afflicted with Of the abaVe named diseases
sS Do fall call at her Office, 1874 baronne street.
! jeis SIN DocTREss JOSEPHINE wELLaAGE
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CoNsTABLEs' SALES.

srvEsrH JusrlcE's cOuRr, MICHAEL oBRIEN W; PAT
Parish Of Orleans. RICK HOGAN--No. 2 9Sl-
RY VIRTUE OF n writ OF fieri faeIas TO me
ID directed by Hon j. B. Mcin Seventh Justice Of the
Peace for the parish Of Orleans will proceed TO sell at public
auction MONDAY the 5h day Of Jnly, lst& at ~
O'Clock NJ Warehouse, Of Rousseau and Philip
streets, Fourth District
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized In the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
les IS jy5 GAsPAR J. scHRIEBER. Constable.
Parish Of Orleans. sMiTH-No. ASA
pY VIRTUE OF a writ OF fierf faeias 20 me
~ directed by the Honorable McIiu. Seventh Justice
80 sell public auction, MONDAY the 9Th da, Of
July, ls5s u o'clock NJ, at Warehouse the
of Rousseau and Philip streets Fourth District
A BROWN HORSE
Seized IN the above entitled suit
TkRMS-CAsh on the spot.
sEPrIExE CouR JusrIcEi W. II. BURNETT vs.. s. s.
Paroi.se dOrleans. SMITH-No aga
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri faeias moi
II sdresse par rhonorabe j. B MeLin septieme Justice
LuNDI, de Juliet 1s5s midi, magasin, pange
d, rues Rousseau Philip, Quatrieme District la veDe
pnhlique adjudication de-
UE CHEYAL BRUN.
Saisi dams l'Afaire ci-dessus.
CONDITI0NS-Comptan moment de adjudication.
je25 2S iva GASPA2 J. SCPRIFBER, Couneiabe.
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aTENTED CoPPER LIGHTNING RODS

Copper eight times the conducting power Of on and
more durable liable Again, single charge Of
electricity will Iron Rod thirty degrees but Copper
only For further particulars apply for circulars at
the office of the undersigned.
Applications geneies orders for Stock Models and
relating TO this business will receive iue
diste attention, if addressed to
H. W. R. JACKSON, l21k Commercial Place.
n25 Iy New Orleans. La.
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GLIDING, PLATING AND BROWNING BY
VI GALVANOPLASTY, with a new Process of TIMING
BY G. R o U Y Err,
1853 Chartres street, the Orleans Hotel
Gavanisn for gliding plating and bronEing theory for
the realization Of which long practice is necessary.
undersigned has proofs during the ten he
has established in this city, that he has realized it,
add that the confidence he has been fortunate
merit due only the result Of his knowedge and
practice the assured by his pobity
has for those who have been dissatisfied
ali defective work from his shop during his absence
in Europe.
Rouyer after than spent in costly expert
ment has succeeded in discovering rather nVentng
process for timing ny of galvanism.
lie timing Of cha6ng dishes,
Dishes in all Styles for steamboats, hotels board
n myS9 If WV ''N'' c. RoUVER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-25
TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR PIANO.
ELEVEN HUNDRED VALUABLE LOTS
or
MAGNIFICENT FANCY GOODS TO BE GIVEN AWAY

Mr. E. MORGAN respectfully informs the public that the
SPLENDID PIANO and 100 LOTS OF ELEGANT FANCY
GOODS, exhibition at his Store,
No. los Poydras street,
Immediately under Mr.. VIM. Guay' Daguerrean Rooms)
will be disposed of according the following very liberal
plan:
Every purchaser of RICH CUP AND SAUCER for Five
Dollars selects envelope once and the PRESENT
responding number with the in the envelope selected Is
Immediately presented him. and he also receives card ezng
him to a CHANCE IN THE PIANO.
Among the Presents be distributed areGod Band China
Dinner Tea Toilet and Teeete Sets Rich China Vases and
Fancy China Goods Paper hache Tables Fine Cut and En-
graved Gobets, Champagnes Wines, ETC., etc.
RsThe Ladies especially invited call and examine
the Goods. je4 If
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M NWs.-NEWs.L pYsPEPsA BREAD !

NEWs!-NEWs:;m5D BREAD AND
IN CRACKNELL BISCUIT, made from choice Wheat
slightly aperent of pill but the staff of Life
also having introduced the Crackne Biscuit nothing inferior
to the English CIacknel, imported from London
Sold at much reduced price They are most delicious ar
ticle-light, rich aud pleasing to the palate
Sold the Joseph and Tchoupitouas Streets
Stands-30 Dryades Market, 10 St. Mary's Market.
Dyspepsia Crackers and Crackne Biscuit for parties
leaving the city keep length Of time by applying at
mys II ~ @. GowANS.
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' n J. B. BocKIUs
CICKLEs n CO., DRUGGISTS AND APoTHEoA-
- RES SO Canal street. New Orlesns-mporters Of
and Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS MEDICINES, Surgical In
stTnments, etc.
~h particular and guaranteed fresh aud genuine
ms ly
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rTO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF RooFIHs.


The undersigned offers to the public FreProof Roofing
possessing the following advantages everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
1t Is cheaper than STATES require heavy mhrd
will last long, needs No hEfAlHS.
and when finished has the appearance Of sIuNk1.
II II invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS Old shingis
percedes the necessity Of valley hanging CUTTERS
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made perfectly tight and
secure Roofs given trouble for years and which
leak in spite Of all efforts can be made per
II neombustibe mpervous water. Is affected BY
atmosphere by and Is conductor Of heat
1t be applied Of roof inclined,
be applied sides Of houses taking the place OF stnccong
pearance Of being constructed of stone.
For omnibusses and steamboats, II Is nval
uabe and would railroad ties mpeshabe when coated
with they would longer be exposed TO the atmosphere
Planters and Builders furnished with the Southern
Fire Rochng with plain Instructions how to apply IT,
COTTON GINS.
BRIDGEs
WAREHOUSE,
all can be covered and perfectly Fire and Water PROOF
We aIe prepared to make contracts which will superu-
tend furnish the material TO part of the country with in
structions how TO use 1t.
are prepared negotiate with builders and others tor the
Of the right Of States Parishes Terrific
Once Of the Company, No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET.
O"ss'"sA' " '- GLENNoN COLEMAN CO.
Inducements offered Builders and others TO act -
All Communications addressed Box 1885, New orleans
wi me with prompt attention
Rswan,ed-AE in all parts Of the country mis- 6m4W
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WANTED.

WANT ED-ONE HUNDRED NEGRO MEN TO CHOP
w wood the Baton Rouge Crosse Tete Railroad for
which SIS per month will be paid For further partuars
ply to j. W. BURBRIDGE CO.,
je4 LIT No. IS hatcher street.
ss-Picayune please copy one week.
yHANTED-A STABLE TO ACCOMMODATE IL OR
w Is horses with enough for eight wagons Apply
TOBYS EXPRESS,
my26 If 81 Camp street.
yITANTED-A YOUNG MARRIED GENTLMAN, AN
w experienced Accountant wishes find situation Book
Keeper in respectable house in New Orleans lie refer
to the following gentlemen
In New Oresns-C. A. =. Rondeau Eco, J. D. Denegre
Esq; J. H. Dudley, Esq Joht Holmes Esq; VIM Adams
ESQ; Col =. s. Marks; Ward Saunders Hunt henard
VgnAud.
Ii Baton Rouge-wm s. Pike, Esq., C. G. J. A; McEIat
ton; Gov r. G. Wicklfe. s29 3ptf
WANTED-A FIRsT-RATE COOK, WASHER AND
w small family coored cook preierred3 one
with good recommendations find permanent home and
liberal wages nv anpiving at GrRyer street A26
kEk WAHTED-A GOOD SHIP OR BARK TO
hFN load in the Dispatch Line for Boston, Cargo ready
s&s1alsaSSa and dispatch.
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EOWLEK,s PATENT STEFAN bOILEl

EOWLEk's PAIENT STEAM BOlLERs
have been extensively used for the last two and
for economy fuel have proved be far preferable the od
nary boilers. They combine the following advantages viz
simple in construction and do cost much as the odi
nary ynder Hued Boiler and half much other
fuei-saving but the time, complicated Boilers.
Planters and others interested these Boilers in opera
tion at the following places in the city:
Levee Steam CooE Press usana Cotton Press, Caronde
let Refinery, L. Homes Ornamental Iron Works
Numerous certificates be the office Of the patenee
circulars with plan of the Boer will be sent to part
Of the country application to
D. H. FOWLER, III Baronne street,
Manufacturer Of Low Pressure Locomotive Fued and Cyn
Boilers sana Pipes Fire Fronts, Crate Bars, Valves
Chimneys, etc, etc.
work at this establishment will be guaranteed
quail point of workmanship and MATERIAL to any in the
country, aud at the lowest prices ma 6m6W
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CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MoET 4 CHANDoN's
" Fleur de sery d de Perdrx, verzensy and Vim Impe
rial.
JULES MUMS's CO.'S Anchor, verzenay Cabinet and
Imperial
The subscriber authorized receive orders bes erms
for direct importation Of the above named superior Cham
and socis the attention Of dealers in general stock
always on hand Samples be seen at the otics Of
8. WOLFF,
nl7 ly Corner Of Gravier and New Levee q
CAZERAC BRANDIES- HAVE GOOD
~ supply hand and receiving by direct mportstons
frem France additions stock celebrated and highly
favored brand. We have 1875 eighth pipes 1888 In eighth
snd pipes 1s2 do 1905 half and eighth
We invite the attention Of the trade and conDoisseurf
generally this article is pure and unsdulteated For sale
New York terms and prices by
WM Z. LKTERIcR CO.. "a Old Leves ST.,
dig 1y Sole Accents in this city.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND's
~ CELEBR ATE

DOCTOR HOOFLAND's
~ CELEBRATED
GERM BIT I E R s,
Prepared by Dr.. G. NJ. JACKSON, PHILApELPHIA, Pa
Will efectualy Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Jkhlce, Chronic or Nervous
Debility Diseases OF the Kidneys and all Diseases
arising from dsordered Liver or Stomach.
Constipation Inward Piles Fulness Blood to the Head
Acdty Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Weight In the Stomach Eructaions, sink.
Futteng the Pin Of the Stomach, Swimming et
Head Hurried aud difficult Breathing Futterng at the
Heart Choking sufocating sensations when In lying
posture Din Of VISION Dots Webs before the re-
and Dr. II Pain In the Head Deficiency Of Respiration
Yecwness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the SIDE BACK
Chest Limbs etc. Sudden Fushes n Heat, Burning In the
FLESH Constant Imagnings Of Ey and great depression
Of Spirits
The proprietor In calling the attention Of the public 10 hia
preparation with feeling Of the utmost eonndeneen
Its virtues and adaptation the diseases Tor which recon-
mended.
years. trial before the American people, and lis
reputation aud nnrvaed by similar preparations
An The testimony in It's favor given BY the most prominent
and individuals In all parts OF the
country and careful peruss Of the Amsnse pub
annually the proprietor and 10 be bad gratis Of any
Agents but satisfy the most skeotica that ths
remedy Is really deserving the celebrity has ob'anea
Principal ONCE and Msnufaeory. No. AIS ARCH street. Phil
adelphia Pa
dsOlyAW q and Isl ChartTes street,
I
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

,ss. BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS-wE CALL
f&k the attention Of 70 stock OF RuSSEI
Y KYBROGANs, MUD BOOTS and Grain Planters BOOTS.
Also, CAMPEACHY HATS aud ALABAMA WOOL
HATS-the best article offered this market ali Of
which will be sold at very low price.
nib If J. b. VALENTINE 4 CO., 81 Common st.
lust RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
u sor and Vandalia a assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUssETs,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS.
selected expressly for Plantation use and for sale
j. B. VALENTINE A CO..
tells II 81 Common street.