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KEOKUK. IOWA FRIDAY APRIL So 1883
'PENNsrLvANIA CENTRAL uAsL
ROAD.

-
7 HRER TRAINS DAILY FROM
Plsssbargh - PhiiaAelphia.
Trains leave Pittsburgh - follows; Msil Z 1.
M; Fast Lias ?. nj Express Nail $40 p. m.
The Espress Mail ksns Dsily, tho other two
Sundays excepted. Making DiSsst Co.'S
nsstions With all trains from
st. Louis, Moi Dnbsqss. Ksekak and lows City.
Iowai Cairo, Resk -islsaA sad Chicago, H.;
Lsxingtoa and Louisvills, KY; Tsrre
a uauts, lnAiaaaPoiis sad Lafayette,
Ind; cineisaali. qn1pnbas, Day
ton, Toledo, bvsland,
Zancsvilie, Crest
line, Nasal
l 1en NJ Ne1010nnohis,
Anesota, and
~ vs. SIlFlII - most s'a
nRneaitiess ronts TO
lHH1L4 BALTIMokE. NEW YORK.
EASTERN CITIES.
THg5. MOORE, Agent
4 Of Pshn. b. T., PAliaAsiphia
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JO0. =. n. BERTHAA.
AEAL E0TArE AND lNsURA

JOB. =. n. BERTHAA,
AEAL EoTArE AND lNsURANCE
W0OK Ell,
0YFTcE, no. AsKILDOUREE'6 BLOCK,
II AS fsr Sale 80 bsautifal Lots in b. W. Kill
i u hourns 3 Additi0a.
Kren asy Of these Lots the prospect from. and
~ No. aSeund thseity, isdslightful.
~ - all near or sdjoining
.KILBOURM PARKl0
Anlhe other Lots In the City be more dssirshis
for residsnees. -ss-Se
Bleck l7s In the oldlimits. =
90 Rest On nain-st., bstussn eAh 81
Lot I, Biesk ~, on Blondes 4
- Hsptin Block 1el, on =
q H. ~ sin-'t. .eonnsas
20 Isst = III g.. In Bloex |Sirsbis
bsilAins .Sssldsnee.
Ala. xn9elp 1dwasd Xi11 1niea.
= pnmG-Lew, -
lss psstienlars1 a
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Keokuk Book-Bin0ory.
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFAC1O1Y
RLANK Books nsAe and ralsA q 4any rsauiso1
Dpastesn. Court Rssor1s, Justtsess ppoksts, ~
sesssrs' Books, Psli Bocks, ~, ~, Fnrntshs4 ~
shest eeties.
Old Books, Aasssines, Ausic, ke., beuna u re-
hOunA - any style desired.
~ny 6sdsry viii b feuna On 9seen1-st..
Aext door 70 the Athenoun, siRn Of ths ssDte
Book" ISAAC n. PIBRCx.
aan Ii nd
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T1lA1 eaAseuiAee WseA tnlssu o. 4eoe0mess q
i LsaAsrs - - psbiis usassaaly. tAes tAey
ase new ngspasoAAe fssnish Al kinds u Lanbsr
usaallyg aa1a - Hsw MIL, tAsln1lnk IAah, ,
rleorias, Joies, SAesaao - Stding, sfssy lsattk
that ..ay - Aselred. RTfN
CAl 8 ~ Nov Saw Mil, ~ ths siyes, lAeas
Whit - Pot& 1sase. PAUL HUuA.
N. 3. sssss walA ~ sa,s = o. - psr ssN.
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.svsnsscss

fAfk BANK, n. 4.
Winslsw, Lsnier 4 Co., Bank srs, MY.
4Edwasd W. Clark 4 Co., ,PhilsdslphiA.
Howard BAnkine Co.. Bostcn.
Clapp, pulsr . Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Assfss DAak, Chicago.
Ao6naa . 0slpske, Chicago.
Msshani0' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Harmcrs' Dspcsit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Ksa9es = Rahm, Banksrs,
0blmors Brsthsrtsn " Cincirnati.
a. p. Heat = Co., +" Louisville.
StAts Savings Institusion, 81. Louis.
Ksskuk, Jsn. !, ~. $50. G. ANDERSON
jaakA
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KnsxUx a1len [ 4.
ara AHassss.
'sak Thnt r q ie;s ssAsol vilI spsa %
1:s - - =: e.. sss.. !. a',sssfas srs e.
d c. ~ .ss.s.s. III: ,.spss.s : = .- : :.
tahaiAA - Al Classisal 6eAeol q sssh
sAa.a6 AMaa . shall plsss Il u ~ highest
rsak sness he ssAsel. Of or ses.tsx, and In
hasd ~ aAvantAsaa a. Asns nssssn = pkys-
in - varlS rs.sas. 4 nissss.D, ssisass
Tiess vii ~ sIssr.d IL. sr,,,,. os . FIJI eor,.
Of competent tsAsAsus n o. s1u19ou arpsftnsnG
Of lsasuass', .ashs.ssisa. n sAs ssaasai sci
y. m school y.ar win saaaiss y io.r s..rssn Of
Ihss. ~lll = .n.rsIs.s weekly u scsnposisios
There viii b. thsse departments -Prinary, In
tsrusdiass and Academic,
p,,-.,. n,. TERMS:
Iassrnsdisis Dspsrt.sns, PSF ss.rssr...... 10 o.
A@dsAis DspaTtnsst, pa quasiss ........... ~ -
4 Thss Satss. pAyslls iavasiahly y ~ niaals 81
the dsfFsy the entire sxpsnsss of tsiaiOs
No ds1ustion will ~ mads for absencs, sxosptis
eassa q psetfaetsd sisknsss.
Pupih win Be classified and pronotsd oaly,
spcn thorough examination In their previous
Ths services Of Prot. Brsss have been secured 70
gtve isssrsssion in German, 1rsneh, Drawing, and
Oil Painting. He will aiss rive inslrueeiune Is thS
prsparatory exercises Of Perspective Drawing frss
OF charge. n
= An s.,ra uAayge viii be made Der ouarser feS]
iLstrsction given 10 French. German, Drsving,
Painting and Agricultural or Practical chsnis-
try.
samuel 4. csrsis, P'w. Potter,
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CeeA C1plealeoy ~ .ooyeoe. n
nKroSITKD 4lee, ,eoe With ths Oh stroller ri As
nbate ef Nov Yssk, fee ths ssesFity of Pslisy
hc4afs. In a4ditisa ~ whisA the stsskhelaess ~
1DeseaA1ly Liable. Amsag ths Dirsstsrs ~ ~
Deat wealthy end n1nsatis lsitissns - NJ 11i1
Alsisa Stock Company, RsGsrnisg 4
- pes oent. Of All ths proftst 81
a rAy ~ years of ass nay ssearsto NJ
free fren the elains Of his sr.s tors for 3
cents Per wssk, policy for q, 900.
no would net4pase this sun Tor the graf
tion Of reAsosion, on sisk bed or In oass "a
dsHt, that II allsls fail, 10 had uaAs : eer
pain and do more for his recovery than meaiaine
\. p. MORGAN, Pres
c. X. WHnYts, Eessy. 2I
Prospsstss with Ail sesesssry iuiormation l. q
tae Third 6tIpe
au4e-Aly s KeOk ~ Yov 4
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"a F&Iu1 n. o. BU6At, 49, Y
CLANx11nD GuoAR
40 Go11xS -, ~hisA sser = ~ = sgsar
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rENHsxLvANlA aAlLaeAD :

0rat CsnRal Asats, ssaaeesias lh~ A.
lsstis aties uaah ~ WsAefA, NettA- -vssscrp
snd Houth-untssA States, 81 q eontinusus Rail.
way difsst. TAis read alse aosts At Pttshurrh
witA ha52I lins Of stssr efs % eli poru on *.
MM etvsss, ~ q Cievsland and Hsnau 4 )
~ ea0sss y all psFts - the North. .vsstern
VI mailing u ~ mest 6wsra, ehssSse saI re-
e resss b vhisA FREIGHT can b. forwarded
= and from the Crest W4s.
49, BrTwssx PxIApslszxA AND Prrruurox.
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Telegraphedto the New Orleans crescent.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP ARAoo.
BRITISH DEFEATED IN INDIA.



Nsw YoKx, June 1.-the steamship Arago has
arrived at this port bringing Liverpool dates to noon
Of the ID inst having left Southampton on the same
day with the Nova Scotia. BY the Arsgo we have
some additional items Of importance from India.
Gsn. Walpole's Reverses.
In a hardfought engagement with the rebels at
Fort Rowns, the British under Gen. waIpole were
repulsed Their attempt 10 take the fort was entirely
unsuccessful and they were forced TO retreat with
heavy loss. The British forces in Dude have met
with several other serious disasters.
At other points, the rebels have been defeated with
considerable loss.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, June 2.-The sales Of Cotton fov three
days amount to 1000 bales, of which 900 were
taken by speculators and 1000 by exporters The
market closed very dull Factors found it difficult 10
sell at l-16 to decline.
Breadstuifs dali, and closed with declining ten
dency.
The advices from Manchester were unfavorabe.
Provisions steady. Consols, 97E. Sugar daH
The prospects for the harvest were quite favorable
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
ENGLAND PROMISES EXPLANATIONS \

NEW YoRx, June l5.- The Cunard steamship
Europa arrived at Halifax this evening, with Liver
pool dates to Saturday 5th insant-three davs later
than the adyices by the Nova Scotia for Ouebec and
the Arago at New York.
British Outrages.
The chief item OF interest by the Europa is the
announcement by the Government in the House Of
Commons that IL the reports Of the alleged outraqes
committed by British cruisers on American vessels in
the Gulf of Mexico proved to be well founded, imme-
datc and satisfactory explanations would be made
to our Government.
Telegraph Fleet.
The report that the telegraph feet had finally sailed
to commence laying down the Atlantic cable was
incorrect
The feet sailed as reported. but II was merely ar
experimental expedition for the purpose of testino
the machinery for paying out the cable.
The feet had returned previous to the sailing d
the Europa and would finally sail for their destination
on the 9th lust.
The experiments on the machinery and CABLE
proved very successful.
Heavy Failure.
Aessrs. Rawson & Son, Of London in the Indis
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

Inc pennsylvania Disaster.
VIcKsBuRG, June Is, IL M.-The cabin OF the
Pennsylvania, as far back as the pantry, blown
away. The register and all the books and papers
were lost.
Eightyfiye cabin passengers, and one hundred and
twenty deck passengers are known to have been
saved.
Most Of them were taken from fiatboat, which
was fastened to the lower end of Ship Island by the
attentive officers of the Imperial.
About thirty were taken from the fiatboat by
skif to points the Island above water The fiat
boat was in q sinking condition, and it was with
great difficulty that those board could keep above
water.
River Still Rising.
The river at this point is within five inches OF the
highest point reached in the freshet of 1885, and is
still rising.
The work on the Hespera levee has been so much
damaged by recent rains that it has been aban-
doned.
Another Break in the Levee.
Steamboats, report another break in the 'levee
short distance above Lacona, Arkansas. Damage
not known.
Gen. Pillows levee below Helena, where ii was cut
has been repaired with but slight damage.
Congressional--Closs of the Session.
WASHINGTON, Juue l4.-The establishment OF a
Territorial Government for Arizona was postponed
tillnext session.
The appropriations for various purposes last session
amounted to eighty millions.
There is an unfounded rumor in circulation in re-
gard to a reconstruction of the Cabinet
Bids for Treasury loans will be opened tomorrow
18th.
The Senate confirmed Sche!l, Collector, and saun.
ders. Navy Agent at New York, and DR.. Bradford Of
New York, Consul to Rome. John P. Stockton is
nominated Minister to Rome.
The Senate failed to act on the bill for expedtina
the mails from Portland, Me-, to New Orleans.
NJ. r. Stevens is confirmed Captain Of the Tth In
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COMMON COUNCIL.



NJ Iad ~ g. a. nha,s 5 a nnorrn, 1a nrsssn, 49, ~ 'eH''
sia a-say ~ y, w ~, onsli, a. ~, @ ~ ,h
us saaf ., ens ~ ,. M VA s VIZ epsnssS ~ ~, misn r
In sata ~ 'ba rafrsaI ~ ~, oronr ~ hnrv ~ aa ei
in b riyep nnsss Ihsre were marks of yoancc rnon tba
dias snd a. kin~ hnt s,,cb sans he akan 81 ,n,d
ne pTeper ntenen Of tbe bodies as soon as oans
~. ,n " 4 - 80 90 aio-n,n;ttss w ~ 50 w - - i'e'e''eu
ss.s .o,,sA from, Che svoor t.,
a a. siass hesr of ronrarf hy NJ nsnis Gfonsn in III
uann.r Ne hs sansra hock On
W"ai 80 Esrrsd ~ ~ q ittes an Sres,s snJ and
inSs me- ~ ~ " ~ - ~ w ~
ba or Assistants nv essaVA inf al this BOARD Of
nDru IL svs,si ~ rsoni,ons ~ for In NJ on m
s,raas snsaa ond ieysss " s S' 80 'F'' ' ""
ssr neions uera ,ead and referre5 10 ,t.
corn,,is,aasf f 49, ~ - - - fff
asking IN, new school he built ia lie same
Mood viii he Fisk school Referred 10 Finance Commee
Mr. pupre offered preamble and resolution diIeetns The
Civ M ohisr 10 ali for on ihe
Wy 10 10 ~ on tbass II hv %
Ts.t ~ bs fonr the eitv i made a nsytv
Ia ses on account Of er o tle rss
ines and eri eround in he Of certain Streets
| Reiseted
e standing committees their usual weekly rontiue
renorts vhir., rsTe edopted
Tbe Finanee reported ayoraby on the resolution
for ayng ick baauetse on Bienyie street from Roman 10
! inbnsson J ny s sTee.s Adopted " ~
I'M On Streets and Landings reconmendai con.
in he Of he Board Of Assistants in the
ordnance relating 10 wharyes amendments
SopdnTy esncnrTed in and tfs ordinance was adopted
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-~s ,-x,,v.-.z,z,,. PONTCHARrRAIN HALL
shS RoAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


On Sundays the steam train viii leave the city every
after goeock, and on the same mornings will make the
O'Clock trip.
Horse will leave the city every morning Except
days) at O'clock and the Lake hour after the
trains
ductor
Station House has been GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train will stop when required mail trips
and after O'Clock Sundays Fare each way cents and
the Conductor must have timely notice stop.
Due notice will be given of the half hour trips. ly
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CIRCULAR sTEAM SAW MINIS.

Engine and Mill complete guaranteed 5000 feet Of
one inch boards per day, for
$3.50.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed 1000 feet
oneineh boards per day. for
S22OO.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to 5000 feet Of
oneinch boards per day, for
S25OOs
Engine and MIL complete, guaranteed to 1000 feet of
oneinch boards per day for
$4,000.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed 10000 feet of
one inch boards per day for
$4,000.
The Engines all Of the celebrated patent Of Hoard Sons
than hundred of which be referred
the Southern sstes they have iron chmnes 40 feet high
the entire mill and engine is without any
The Saw MIL is Lea Leavitts, with stearns patent head
blocks and Norcross rocker boxes and 25 feet Of carriage
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
10 Gravier ST., New Orleans
myS If Agent for the Patentees
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SELLING OUT, no auIr THE BUSINESS.

SELLING OUT, TO QUIT THE BUSINESS.
A RARE CHANCE FOR STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS, RES
TAURANTs, HoTEf-KeEFERs AND OTHERS.
The subscriber Offering his entire stock ct and below
cost consisting OF
Hardware, stoves and Tfnwsre.
good assortment Of Sheet Iron STOVES. beautifully I'm
ished suitable for steamboats, and hotels
Cooking Stoves Of every size, for families.
Chafng Dishes Soup Tureeus, Coffee Urns.
SIDE Lamps. Signal Lam $. Lanterns.
Cooks Knives, Japanned Trays Tea Pots.
Melon, Jelly and Cake Noulds.
complete assortment OF
KITCHEN TINwARE.
Iron Gas Pipe, Of all sizes.
Iron Gas Pipe Fittings.
Brass and Iron Globe Valves.
Oil Globes Brass Cocks Union Jolss.
Steam and Vacuum GAnges.
Single and Double Action Force Pumps.
Now in use2 1inmans' Tools, Pipe Stocks and
Dies, Coppersmihs' Tools.
As the whole sdaely early call
Is earnestly requested.
HOWARD II. zACHARIE,
Js1f I'm IS Fulton aud IS Front Isevee
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DATENT INDEsTRUOTIBLE wATER-P PIPES
CHARLES c. BIER wH @. STEPHENS.
G. O. BIER g. CO.,
No. e5 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
p L U m b e r s y
TIN COPPER zTNK AMI suERT fpON WORKERo

The Patent lnueStfuctDle water Ftpes,
p L UM b r s.
TIN, COPPER, zINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Work all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes Shower Baths
Bath Tubs washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths, Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Pumps ETC. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wAsHsTANDs, suitable for water
works or without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected assor
ment of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bibb Cocs Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks of all
sizes; Washsand Sink, Butlers shampoonng Compression
for hot cold Lager Beer and Cste Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds; Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ings and Hose Pipes from nehes and ali Brass Ware
usually found in a similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven be the very article of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak stoves all
Sizes cook for families of from ave persons up sizes
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for vayusThee sizes, Nos and a. prices $40 Ss6
asd SOTO raise om 81 feet perpendicular and
the l0 feet clear Of the nozzle with only
at the brake They far superior Ohe Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes, patterns
and prices, always hand either wholesale retail Also
Parlor olee, Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied.
~ NJ work done BY us warranted TO give satisfaction Or
O. O. BIER CO.,
ol2 ly No. IS Camp street, New Orleans
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gth 0rIsars 4ailp Grsstsut.
WEDNESDAY MoRNING, JUNE Is, ISIS.


IMPORTANT CoRREsPoSDEscE-On the 9Th inst.
the President communicated 10 the Senate the
spondence between Mr.. De Osma, the Peruvian Min
ster, and the Secretary Of State, relative to the
forcible and violent seizure Of the American vessels
Georgiana and Lizzie Thompson, while engaged in
taking in guano, under the charge Of being engaged
in coutraband trade and mprisoning the persons on
board. Our Government has claimed full satisfac-
ton both for this and the boarding and detention OF
the Dorcas G. Yeaton by Peruvian armed steamer.
Mr. De osma enters into long argument in defense
Of the Peruvian Government, and expresses hope
that nothing will occur to interrupt the friendly rela
tions at present existing.
Secretary Cess, in reply, reminds Mr.. De Osma
that the case presents Of the very grayest ques
tons for consideration. He says that the cutting out
of these vessels resembles piratical enterprise,
rather than an exercise Of legitimate power. He
closes the opinion Of Attorney General Black, who
maintains that the whole proceedings Of the Peru
Wan Government were contrary to the law of nations
and repugnant to the principles Of mutual justice,
and transmits copy Of his recent letter to Lord
Napier underscoring the strongest sentences for Mr.
De osmas information concerning the position Of the
United States relative to the search and seizure OF
American vessels by those foreign powers.
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UhiIdren three old and under
and twelve years old hafpce all twelve years
full fare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty
oce OF the Master Transportation
lilies reside the line Of the road tickets pack
Of for their personal rate
The accommodation train will SAT
URDAY, at 5.10 P. ;arrive Magnolia IS p leave
Magnolia A 35J A. NJ MONDAY arrive at New or
Leans at s IS A. NJ.
Freight Train will leave New Orleans Canton on Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, 70 A. NJ Returning
arrive at New Orleans Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
at4l0P NJ
Freight leave the city the days must be at The
of the rain.
my3I WIN. NJ. wADLEY General Superintendent.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

k-<s - ,,.,u.xrurvvxr-, NEW ORLEANS, JACh-
hh& #& Aazx@fz&1sON AND GREAT NORTHERN
e&& w. RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY the 3lst day Of May 1853 n Pas
arrive at Canton at 30 O'Clock P. M
Returning win leave Canton 40 A NJ, and arrive at New
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FOR GONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
Il ia the Ba k, And all Urinary Anectons
a III TIE GREAT IRE ENGIIsh REMEDY, SPECIFIC soLU.
Of e generave organs whether chronic. Physi
clans Of England Of France and Of America aen Wedge It's
efficacy. Thousands Of sufferers have relieved
Purely vegetable IN composition is as harmless h Ell
cacous The system becomes iusigoraed and the debiated
body and depressed mind restored 10 energy.
b. ABRAMS,
Sole AGENT for the United States
: myE IL Apoiheeary, % Camp street. New Orleans.
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of yesterday says:
The river at this point stationary last evening
but is rising 1t lacks about five inches of being
as high in 1850. Business on the landing yester-
day was quite active.
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n9-Three hundred miles shorter than any other route
RS-TbroHgh Slave Territory rick is
counered In the conveyance of servants.
Baggage checked throughsuie conneetionsfrst class
rail tracks and wide gauge comfortable Passing the
beautiful scenery in North Alabama along the Tennessee
and The Look out and Virginia mountains with their pure
healh and nyisoraDg celebrated Springs BY
daylight.
Pleasure travellers stop Big Tunnel 1926 miles east Of
BRISTOL ior Montgomery White sulphur sprng Eewbern leo
miles Of Bristol for Red Springs; Salem
l4 miles of Bristol Greenbar White ola and Red
Sweet Springs: Buords 67 miles of Bristol Rock
bridge Alum.
Through from Memphis to New York sS days. and to
E-Though tickets sold at the offices the New Orleans
and Memphis Steam Packet Company, the N. o. j. 4 a.
n. r. r. Company, New Oreaus Gayoso CONNER
cis worsha Houses Memphisat each Of which points
further information with route can be OBJ
tanned. F. g. ARMS General Superintendent,
A. KIRK rATRICK, Travelling Agent
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company, Memphis Tenn
May ~, ls5S- my22 If
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noCToR HooFLAND's
- CELEBRATED
GERM IAN BIT TIERS,

GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by De. C. NJ JACKSON, PHILADELPHII PA.
VIII ehectually Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jauuce Chronic or Nervous
Debility Diseases Of the Kidneys. and all Diseases
arising from dsordsred Liver or Stomach.
Constipation, Inward Piles Fnlness Blood 10 the Head
Aedity Of the Soseh Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Fuaess Weight The Stomach EructAtons, Sink.
ing FutteFn the Pil Of the Stomach Swimming Of
the Head Hurried and elt Breathing. FutteIng the
Heart Chqakng succating sensations when IN lying
poslus Din Of VISION Diets Webs before the Sight Fe
and n Pain In the Head; Deficiency Of Precipitation,
Yell, wpess Of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back
Flesh osrstAns InaZinngs Of Ey and great Depression
The popeiOriu calling the attention Of the public THIS
preparation does with feeling Of the confidence IN
lis virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
neDde1.
Ills and autied rt,ele bu, that has stood tbs
years trial before the people and lis
and sale Is urrvaed by similar Preparations
The testimony in m favor given by the prominent
and we'll physicians and individuals In all parts Of the
county IS immense and careful pernsal Of the pub
shed Annually By the propesor and had graft OF
OF his Agents. but satisfy the skepcal that this
rrae resy deserving the great celebrity has obainec,
Principal 0hce and Marufactury. No. AIS ARCH street. Phil
For sale in New Orleans. Wholesale and retsii, By
$50 IySW y and Isl chart1es street.