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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15
WAsnINoToN. Oct. 8. 195s

Those stupid Democrats who profess not
to believe that the President is hostile to MIR.
Douglas, are informed that three more Post
masters in Illinois have been removed TO- day.
But TWO remain Of oil those originally ap-
pointed by him.
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. ca W. W. Swain, recently deceased q
New Bedford, left about &57 900 to be sppliet
to the establishment Of Female EduoationA
Seminary in that CITY, on the dsceass Of BIZ
widow.
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A Bro PiLE OF MosEY.-N oil the money
spent by Bnchanan's administration in one
year for ssextras," was in silver and put in
wagons in 2500pounds to the wagon, Il would
make . string stretching across an entire
county, and the amount OF il would be moro
than oil the money received for ell the wheat,
rye, oats and corn produced in Indiana and
Illinois in four years. Such 10 true picture
OF the enormitiss Of the "extra" expenditures
Of the Federal Administration. Farmers,
mechanics and laboring men should think Of
this.
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oct1Is

GRAND PICNIC EXCURSION
ON THE KEOKUK& MT. PLEASANTLY X. r.
A excursion of the children Of the Sabbath
n schools Of the city, accompanied By thar %
rents and teachers, will take place on the above
nam ed road, on FRIDAY, the 18th inst. Thepub-
lie generally are invited to participate.
pleasant and suitable grove viii BE- secured,
and . band Of music employed and be in attend
Ance.
The train will leave for Mon.rose ct III o'eiook q
M. and charge, for the round trip, Of ten cents
each, to pay expenses.
b. W. DAVIS, Superintendent.
octpdtd
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MlsNER's COM MEN CHA l. anA elias.
Steal ACADEMY.

IA y I'm GVM N - VI Il = NJ CAAOs
SICAL ACADEMY.
Corner Of Main and Sd sts.--Entrance on Third-st
BEG leave TO infosm the public that stude and
Irecitations win positively commence In this
school on Thursday. the 14th inst. Those Who in
tend 10 patronas the school requested 20 attend
~ follows The Ladies will assemble ct 81 D cloek
=. m In the Ladies' school-room; the gsntlemen Il
2 p. m, in the Academy Hall Those who canno,
attend in he day time will meet ~ " p N, in ths
tame place. Meanwhile the Principal may be found
In his school every day from = to III .. m, and
from To and from v 81 p. m, whore be will b
most happy 70 receive any citssns stranger in
terssted IN the course Of edusaaion
On the l4th, classes viii b. formed in German and
French il desired.
The English COURSE comprehending amoDg 9th.
or branches, Reading, Penmanship Grammar, Flo
cution, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, 0sogra ply
History, Logic, Rhetoric, etc. will be conducted
mainly on the No Class systsm. Scholars MAY
join the school any time, but no new class win b.
formed after tho l4th.
Tho Principal il confident that he will make hi,
Commercial Course more thorough than that Of IN,
cstahlishment.in the United States. His charge
for tho present are ust half Of what they are il
other Commercial nchools. Come and give ~
trial.
Circular are now ready, giving IN outliae Of III,
studies puSsusd In the Academy; also, terms, refer
snces and testimonials.
Why should Ladies study Bookkeepingi See ,
detailed answer In my Circular.
Keokuk Oct. 8, '5s-dAw Principal.
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r. cm wasAinrssn.

WARRINGTON, Oct. IL.
Mr.. G. w. Bradley, from the g. s. Lega-
ton in China, has arrived, bringing the treaty.
Its provisions agree with the abstract hereto
fore published.
MIR. Bradley brings an autograph letter
from the Emperor Of China, written on silk,
two by seven feet, and elegantly executed.
Mr.. Reed lesves China for Bombay about
the FIRST OF December, and thence to Eng
land, whore he expects to meet his family.
1t 10 said Mr.. Reed asked to be allowed to
return home. He has made arrangements
with the Chinese Imperial Commissioners for
naturalization OF American citizens for loss.
es caused BY tho dimculty at Canton, and a
portion OF the duties collected at Canton,
Shanghai and Fouchow were to bsappropria-
ted for the purpose.
Mr.. Reed was about proceeding to Shang-
hal, and contemplated visiting the northern
ports Of China.
The squadron was oil going to Japan,
where the PowhRttan would have her en-
gines and rudder overhauled.
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CO Mr.. Heap, who, with Lieut.. Beale,
hrst explored the pass across the Rocky
mountains south Of Pixies Peak, fully be.
lieves the reports respecting aurifsrous de-
posits in that region. 1t is stated that man
arrived in Wyandotte, K. T., short time
since. With $3 800, the proceeds Of las. sum-
mer's toll in the mines.
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An IsouiRISa MIND Asks QUESTION.
correspondent OF the Viroqua Times 10 after
information about stthat are comit." He
writes az follows:
Mistur Editur-i Sc that are CONT in the
north west don't Gerry strait tail--can any
Of the fllossofers Of modern times tell me
what the resun is9 lraytbur suspect the
crittur is on reglar bender. 90 tho crit
surs tale kind sags like torde the great dip
per or bear or some other constellation In
the north. Plsase toll a., Mister Edtur whot
the reason is why The CONT don't carry q
straight tale your servant,
JAS. OHM.
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Clothing store.
No. 3 Estes Heuse, Ksskuk.
AN hand hand sgain, with good stock Of
~ Fail ana Winter Cioshtng, not
withstandlng the hard times. have just received
from New York hns assorsmcnt Of 0ves-coats,
Business Coats, Pants and vests, In which defy
oompston. either In quality, durability, or style
Of make, and 81 Hard 7imss Prices, for CasA.
Cali In, gsntlsmen, and see for yourselves.
win ell cheap the quality and make cOnsiasrsd
No. Estcs House.
a FEW handsome business suits, latest slyls,
"A for sale st No. Estes House. A. w. q.
cctl4
A Lso, good assortment Of Shirts and Collars,
"A :. No. Es.ss House. A. We.
oetlA
A GOOD assortment Of Gloves, Neck Ties, Ae.,
"A IT NJ. Estes House. AVG,
octl4
boys ,Yeuths' and ChiIdrsn's Clothing, for sale
- st NO. = Estes House. A..
OCT II, ls3s-d
sculpsure .nA acaIpssrs.
HISTORIC Sketches of eminent sculptors, and
l. Isculpsare in all ages Of the World, for sale BY
CAVE BARBER,
Archttecturc, Painting aaA scslp.
suve.
A STUDY Of the elegant and useful arts slevAtss
~ and rennes the mind. For the best work on the
subject, apply to CAVE 4 BARBER.
oet1ld
nrisish Rnral sports.
COMPRISING shooting, Coursing, Fishing,
~ Hawking, Boating and Pedsstrianism also :
description OF the various games and anu ssmsnts
of the nobility. For sale 81
CAVE BARBER,
octld ~ Main-st.
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Pn1fTY CooL.-The Louisville Democrat 10
. supportef Of Douglas, 10 his final rebellion
against - Administration. In lie comments
o. Iesney's naaifssto, il uses this language.
eve eGres with the eloquent Colonel Tor
he . undoubtedly eloquent on tho subject OF
hin wTongs-As 10 ths fact thar MIR. BaohAnan
ssEiously misinterpreted the Cinsionaai plat
form 10 relation to Kansas but We do mot
intend TO rule him out Of the Democratio
party on account Of that one error, let NJ oail
i, politely, in Judgment"
"Don't intend TO rule him Quit" We'll, II
that amt cool, We don't know what GOODNESS
y, considering that the Democrat and Doug
las themselves have been ssrulsd out, for six
months.
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oTDouglas does not believe that negroes
have A. good = right to live, and to be free
and happy, - the whites. All they are &.
for, he thinks, 10 TO make political capital
out of--to be set up for ambitious politicians
like himself to shoot at, the one that hits
them oftenest and hardest being the best fell
low and the most worthy Of high Office and
great honors. A noble achievement OF
craftsmanship, this Of prosecuting . poor,
weak race, who happen to be degree or two
inferior to ourselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-15

THE CAxxLs--Forty. mine OF tho camels be-
longing TO the United States are now Ut
Camp Verde, 60 miles from San Antonio
Only one Of those imported have dad, whils
ten have been added BY birth. These young
American born oamels will thrive we'll, and
promise to grow up equai in al respects to
those imported. Notwithstanding the sue.
cessful trial msde by Captain Bsale in his
recent explorations across the continent,
there are officers Of tho army who doubt
whether anything ID to be gained BY ths use
Of camols.
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"a An Illinois correspondent says that
Mr.. Douglas became 40 exhausted In speak
ing upon recent OCCASION, that his friends
bad to hold him up on the stand. He was in
- sad way ~ thepoor dog that was 40 fes-
BILE as to have to lean against the fence to
bark.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hsreby given 70 oil parties interested
~ that the consolidation Of the Iowa Southern
ana the ksokuk and Ncbraaka Railroad Compan q
ascending - IN act authorisng tAs sans. ms bssa
perfsctcd. The articles OF eonsolidation entered
into Tor the construction Of the road from Ksosau-
ssa, W. bsrsn Co.. 10 the 4issoasi river, and 70
b styled and known % the NebrAska and SOuth
Iowa Railroad Co., and fuliy authorised TO oar
~ out the object of their organization.
RALPH 2. LOWE, Prss't.
=. AArHs, sec'y.
OsRHs o. rHs NxDaAsxA AHDl
eouTn Iowa h. II. Co.
The Stockholders Of the Esbrssks and South
lows Railroad Co. are hereby notiksd that they ars
required 70 pay IN instAilment of pr cent. q
their subscription to the capital stoek Of I'D
Company forthwith, ~ H. DunAvy, ESQ, general
Agent.
BY crdsr Of the Board IL Disseton
=. AAYNE, Ese'y.
Keosausaa, June -, lsss-jy31
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The Comes.
A LECTURE will b. given on Friday, the 18th
IAinst., at ~ p. m, in the Lecture Hall Of Sam
ford's Medical Coliegs, by y. O, MTSNER, Princi-
pal q the Commercial and Classical Academy.
Suhject--.The Comets"
Tickets 10 cents; TO DO had II the bookstorss and
At the deer
Oct. la, d3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06

The resolution being disposed OF, the Covfugtnn
and Ohio railroad bin came up the ofdsr Of the
day.
Mr. .sCHAPxAs said that he had come to the
House for the purpose. mainly, Of advocating sn
appropriation TO the CoviDgton aud Ohio railroad
but he now saw that there would be no chance for
q fair hearing. The Fat had gone forth that the
present session OF the Legislature would terfni-
ate to-morrow night and II was iafimsted 70 hin,
that If the Covingtou and Ohio railroad bill was
now considered, a member OF ths House would
speak In opposition to the measure, until II
o'clock tomorrow night, when the session termi-
mates by constitutional limit. Mr. c. said that he
had never witnessed such scenes In the Legisla-
ture OF Virginia as had been exhibited to him st
this session. Mr. C. moved to pass by the order
of the day, for the purpose Of taking up the bin
to prevent the Unlawful bridging Of the Ohio
river.
MIR. Seldom proposed to amend this motion By
passing by the order of the day with the view Of
taking us the appropriation bill. He remarked
that It was not necessary to pass tax bill ct this
session, as the bill Of last year holds oyer.
The House then adjourned.
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rSy~ PAIN STATEMENTS OF FAcrs.--

IN III tsPToy now aged SO years speaks. Hear him:
Are ysu sick? Reware of ilnitationsl ASK fof
asmptons Vegetable Tncture. The many cures
g,ade BY this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterteiting. ,. , ..,. var;. 30
!, stand the test of public opinion. No art OF punne
"a n caIyanize worthless article, so TO Keep II up
a. good medicine il it be not really SO.
good medicine will live, become popular aEa eA-
tend ts sales year after year, in spite OF oppostlon
The people readily lind cut It's virtues ana tne lae
of them passes from mouth to mouth WIN more Ia
n;aitv Than newspapers can spread II. living VII
ass testifying 10 the cre mediclhe nas iaaae ioI
him il of moro service than any newspaper aoSet
In snroof Of what we say above, We refer you TO
uapptons Vegetable Tineture ana lts enects . pI,;
MR Wa. HiaH, No. 1876 So&th Paca street baltl
more. cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and nervous
Ma. EDWIN NJ. spaAEKLIs. No. Register street
asiti,nore most dreadful sase of Scrofaa OF years
stan ling lost number Of pieces OF oone'
health. ~ sza paytin,or.
.treshsr ease affer years of suffering, has aston
ished her friends Let the aiic.ed call 90 see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr. VIM Oldham of Baltimore Custom house, SUI
fred IRON, these complaints for is months WITH Douy
and MUD severely affected He was cured py naIp
tons Vegetable Tncture after other things iaiiea'
MIR Henry c. Winn had soough for yesrs-ssIssaa sssea
weakness. &c. had in all five or sx ply ysciaas; sfaou
AN he remedies but was cured only by
nAMPT0Ns VEGETABLE TINcTuRh.
aT- delicate Ladies' and Children VIII please give
sold g ti BY PURCELL, LApD CO., Richmond; by
pr Ggoks by MohTER y ao@BRn Nc B
more and BY Druggists and shopkeepers everyvhsre.
ass-Sl per bo tie six bottles for s. --G&o
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sPECIAL NOTICES.


Esig" BaAGG's GREAT lmPRoVEMENT.-
THE ARCTIC LINIMEET
DEFIES ALL COMPETITION
ThousaGis who have used II, affirm that 1t is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. B2AGG's OTHER LlSIMENTs,
in the vi ~
EHEUMAiISM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA PILES,
SpEAINs BRUISES,
ETIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURS3 WARTS,
SCALD5 hQUlD5.
TUMORS CORNS.
For HOHSES aud MULES externally, nothing ex-
cea,ts the ARCTIC LlNIMENr,
IN curiag
sFRAINs SWEENEY,
sGKATDTI9S CALLS,
TnRUsE RINIBONE,
or any Sore. : Swelling. or Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle
Price Is It's, 80 oenta and 81, for small medium
aaJ azxe 81 ii bottles.
For sale by ali Druggists.
PURCELL LADD Co,
jalg-ts Wholesale Agents.
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ncs ARE You A SUFFERER Are you


afflicted with Chis and Fever, nervous headache.
sour stomach indigestion, torpdity OF the iiver cos
the use of BAKERS PREMIUM BITrEke, and DC
re we'd Have you bad cold or do you suffer WIN VIII
cold feet? Then take BAKERS PREM iUh BIZ
.ERS and be permanently cured. Acting as they
DO upon the blood, stomach and bowels no ordinary
disease of the system can Withstand their assaults
but WELD to its invigorating powers and hedth ana
cbeerfulness assume the steads Of debility and low
a. 'rjts Are you dyspeptic, suffering the honriy
d nents of that distressingly vexatlous alsease -
IFS in BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS, you md
an untaling panseea0ue that has not yet failed to
pro1 nee q cure, however ong the consuming IRE
nav nave been burning. Prepared in the most sci
sntfh manner, from vegetable substances enly, these
b. TIERS are without rival for diseases OF the $40
uact bowels and blood, and when regularly used at
tnis ason Of the year, win prevent colds and sore
throats, by toning up the system to its naturally
alihy condition Let not the afflicted take our word
ia recommendation of this medicine, but try 1t Tor
thems ives as thousands have done, aud become
FOR sale by ali the prominent Druggists In this CT
" and elsewhere. taS-u
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ja2l-7fn
nea4 WasHINaroN-"FIRsr IN WAR

FIRST IN PEACE. AND FIRST II THE HEARTS OF His
CouSTEYMEg. All who visit Richmond on the 22d
OF February to witness the grand spectacle Of the
Inauguration of the Washington statue. should not
fail 10 yisft the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lcry of Il VI MINNis to witness the wendfffnl pro
gress of the Photographic Art as conducted at this
finely arranged establishment. And TO those who
may wish TO Obtain of tkenselyes friends, some
thing really beautiful aud life-ike as likeness.
should not fail to secure op2of the Ambrotypes or
Photograph made at MISAs' GALLERY. He is pre-
pared to accommodate an who wish fine piotures;
aud his assortment Of Frames. Cases, Lookets, Pins
&c, In whcn to have them placed. IL large and We
ra1. Ills gallery is on Main street, opposite the
Custom House and free to visitors whether they
wish pictures or not. te -
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ia al3ts
aoF~ CouaHs, CoLDs, HoARsBNEss, sc

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season has has the effect of bringing out a host OF
prnfesspdly neS specifics, aud while some few may
be good many are usele - and some even dangerous
II prevent Disappointment the bestco 10 pursue
il to consult our family physician or otherwise USE
only .ici remedies as long puOlic experience has
proved tn be safe and eiicaciDus. Of this class is
TYLgK CoNPoUND SYRUP or GUN ARABIC. Original
ly the fHYurte prescription OF hr eiili"nt pb sicia
IL soon became popular saalily medicine and with
out Advertising has continued 10 enjoy growing
reputation for the last twenty years In all recent
Bronchtls Hopping g4tough. Croup. Asthma. &C., it
Is ussi with unparalleled success, AS most families
will testify.
Sold by FISHER & WINSTON, MEADE BAKER, A.
D0pgKRR 8c at 2s cents per bottle. and in All ele-
Der box. called TYLER's "GUM ARABIC COUGH CANDY
huops fe 27-3nE
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fsy- WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

yvss TAKpsf-At GIBBS, Of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carrlcature,
always go. Besides We have never been decelV-
h. nv him with humbu2 advertisements. AS these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out 10y
OF persons We take peasure 70 saying that IN
execrting PHOTOGRAPHS, of superior character,
both plain aud colored which for beauty OF finish and
accuracy of likeness, are eQualed by lew and sur
rassed by nope Pictures of all kinds accurately CO.
M d. and warranted to please. at moderate prices -
tNl;ROTY PES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Art Cornthian Hall, Main street. between
9Th and 10th. nm oYnDo
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TUE MORMON PaoPosIrIoN.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Richmond Enquirer writes Us
follows:
have before alluded to the proposition made
by DIR. Bernheisel. that our Government should
purchase Salt Lake city, and thus enable the Nor
mons to move without the jurisdiction of the
United States. There is au insuperable difficulty
in the way of such arrangement. The Nor
mons do not own a foot of the land on which they
have settled; is there any authority in the
Government to purchase their improvements
without the proceeds of the proposed sale, the
Mormons could neither migrate nor support them
hope of an amcsbie arrangement, with these de-
uded people, at an end; and nothing short of blood
will heal the difficulty. When blood will cease to
fow, after it once begins, time alone will enable
II to tell.
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say- WHY SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM,

Neurnlgia Head Ache, Ear Tooth Ache, or pain
n, any part of the limbs or body stomach or bowels
wheu You can be cured instantly with HARIS
HOMES CUREALLf 1t is fine tonic for weak
.tnmschs and bowels giving them tone and strength
to digest tOod thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep-
sia. Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL,
LADD d co, or other Druggstsln RlchInond. Bot
,;as ~ ami 5ll cents oc I0-6m
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ssss- Why SUrYER WITH A CoyaH, from

.C0ld, uoaraeness, or q Consumptive Cough, when
you can obtain immediate relief by using HARTS-
uORNE'S rFCTORAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY 1t is combined with other articles suited for all
Lung, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
Il is prepared by Chemist OF reputation, and u pro
aoUnced By those who have Gsed it, as the best Cough
syrup In the wOrldi
Bottles 25 50 cents and 81. Sold By PURCELL.
LADD & co, and all Druggists III Richmond-
In.-.Hr
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10 My FELLOW CITIZENS or THE CIR

% RIcBvoxp-After alyisiH2 with my friepds. and
AZ the request Of spTe of them, announce my-elf
r.uftists for the uftce Of COMMlSS tONER or
THF REVENUE = in Sionroe Ward, inv Inch have
resided f,r twenty years. ia the place Of Mr.. llund-
lpr who will not be again Candidate, at he eiess-
~ tc lie held on the 4sth day of May next. j have
sfys4 you AZ police officer Tor the last seven EesTs
ana sh5u be pleased 10 receive your support ior the
sH1ye ot9,- q " X TYLER.
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kay~ IMPORTANT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

preparation from tie receipt Of well known
and popular physician will stop the hair from fall
tag restore It to its natural color keeps the scalp
clean and white, and causes the hair 70 grow iuxu-
rian. even when the SCALP has been bald for years
puf.ng ia this instance is useless. Call and pur-
chase bottle and try 1t fairly, and If not satisfied
with the result the money will be returned
Sod IA Richmond by W. PErEheoN,
Wholesale and Retail DrHggist,
Corner 18th and Main sts.
Ask for DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AND
TMpRUYER.
All cash orders from persons at distanee, should
be addressed % w. PETERSON, wholesale and Re-
tail Druxgist, Richmond, Va.
Price for one bottle 81. dc lS-o5ai
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de I9-d3H
nss BuaRow's kELrABLE MEDICINE

Cures 1nickIy aud permanently ScRoFuL., SYPHILIS,
RHsCM1rIsx Piles, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, C9srlVk-
NESS VgNEaKAL DISEASES aad all chronic anss'tlohs
of the sExCAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputano1
which this celebrated remedy has acquired IN tn
dept.i in die annals of m .dcine Thousands Of the
most nye srate cases of disease have been cured by
this truly great medicine, after having tcen Pre-
npunced beyond all possible cure by tue most en.t.
nent physicians Of the country. Finley y. Fergs
son, yor of Norfolk. Va, cured OF RhenrnatisH; I;
ch!ti.: daushter oe eignof George formerly Pro-
fessbr Music in this ciGy) cured Of terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
names could DC mentioned were il necessary.
Price 81 per bottie-six bottles for 3.
Prepared by " BUgRew Go, Practical Chem
lists, korf1lk. Va
sold by PJKCELL. LADD 4 co, Wholesale
Druggists, Richmoud. ia 3o-Sm
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Fall campaign for 1887, now opened, with larger
and still mora desirable assortment than in any Tor
ner wear consisting in part Of one entire cargo from
me Justly celebrated foundry Of A. &. Barstow which
Iudaes Of good work particularly invited to e1
anime. Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, OF
Furnaces Of this make obtain repairing pieces
IN 1nappIication, at factory prices ,r ,,,,,,,
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OLD RKooaDs-Tn the Clerk's ()tIice of

the General Court of Virginia are records dated
back as far as 1621-just one year after the land
ing OF the Pilgrims at Plymouth. and but fourteen
years atter the settlement OF Virginia An exam
nation OF these rare old documents would prove
exeeedingiy Interesting to any one at all fond of
searching the musty records of the past: and we
nave no doubt they contain many interesting facts
minion.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

TIE JUDICIAL ELRcrIos-The Lyachburg Virgil.
Man gives the following reported maoritIes in all
the counties composing the third Judicial district
The polls were kept open in Charlotte three days.
: which will doubtless increase starshall's vote:
Charlette- Marshalrs majority 47a