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Notice.

DY virtue Of writ Of Election 70 me directed by hi
- Exceilency. l. g. HAKgis, Governor, AZ, / wis
BY ms sell and deputies open and hold election al
All the precincts In Humphreys cOanty, the 18Th
day OF August next, ior the parpose OF eccting an
Attorney General and Reporter for the State of Ten
nessee % al the vacancy produced by tie resigna-
lion OF joan l. T. Snced- This 22f June, 1859
b. Is. SPICER, sheriG
Junc37-td of HuaphreVs couutx
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River News

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.--The river has risen
eight inches in the last "a hours. The upper
streams are rising.
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From Wash fpgton
From 8uenos -.

WASHING roN. Aug. a.-There are ;ndio.,
Mexico. 'ns Vi NO"
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From Kansas
Gold from TIE Mines.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS. : The Republics n,
have nominated Parrot for Go ngress.
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Coulnlerrial.
Cincinnati nIarks,

CrScSsArr Aug. g. 1s59.-BUD
been no change worthy OF note ID Eh-inere mas
article since last reviewTb ne market Tor THIS
ly choice arriving and this d re Is puI htte real.
readily at lac We quote Cur sc,ipa0h wood sen
and prime Ohio l26aI3c zee W. R. at l33l4c,
BROOMS -Tbe market IL
extremely light We con- ,nne ~ nnn, LUG s''e' Is
Common
Fancy 81 SotGE 4 %
Extra do ooV 4 Z
Shaker . - 3 25
c.Nn,rS. Sc 3 SO
=. 49,, 49, SOAP The market
cn,;nne re - the demand br' oonsnues Will
eS hareoso. Star Candles at "a no s, W e
we now 800 lsc for IA OF; Ia ror iuI. weight
nsuaI dss-S double pressed a. 5sLc nd D' ,1 a
us So - mt, with moder ie1ac, ana opai TIC,
and - n mains steady, at s. To- uei Va
anu &c r extra. &C lot NO. ana Palm,
aprtn ,oxes candies cd oea so., ,vs-a .,,o,,a
lhe' cles. A'ing hght phsiRess done In
| d.I-sa.- HIS been good steady demand
4 caused sIioh, sex which, with Eight receipts has
con1nrsa ,eags nl. Improvement in prices The sales
ed Vs. bikes, closing at TX for prime select
good d. -b-.-The market has ruled firm with a
SIT uAv W na-nd at 1903.
.-rhe market has ruled opiet and dpu dur
nno. 30 past week, and prices have Declined We
Oh p A a. 'ne range ior prime ne" ana
HiDES.-We4uote Flint at le9l7c; Dry Sailed Is
S9ioc 1reen Sailed S1z09c.. and Green Sc.
HsoN-4he market remains without change. Ohio
NOT past sells IN small parcels SIS for the best
anus tennessee remains nominal at $50, and
Di9ems at So5 Bar is steady at 2s<c for common.
s As-aIhEH--Ihe market is firm at the following
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A BL0ODLESS VICTORY
100000 Boxes Sold Of
AHOREHEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS enormous quantity Of this Invaluable Rene
Il dy has been purchased ty citizens Of The Unite
states during the short time Il has been before the
public The reason for this extraordinary
simply In the actual truth and value OF the article.
no one buys the MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming It's friend IL performs all that IL promised
and carries with Il iis own recommendation. Truly
this isa victory-peAceful aud bOoalcss-but We be.
eve not less glorious than the trium hs OF war with
its tain of carnage and desoiati0a.
+ The MAGNETIC PLASTER "a undoubtedly the
Greatest SirengtheRer and Pain Destroyer thai Sci
ence has yet discovered. II yoa put tins Plaster any
where, Pain Is there, the Plaster will stick there
until The Pam has vanished. The Plaster magHet:zes
the Pain away and
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Strayed.

L'RoM this city, about three months Ny.ss-Ssp
H. ago, large daTk-red AuLEr COW, EENxfS
white belly, white sta in her forehead 49,
liberal reward MIL DC given Tor any iniorn-.ss u
her. Enquire AT this otfice. tuty1l-u
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The Rev. Mr.. Wood, now in China, writes
the New Hampshire Patriot that laboIing
man in the interior OF China, can live com
fortably on food costing one cent per day
Exchange.
that's nothing. 1t can be done here in
Tennessee. 1t is proper to say. however,
that the comfort OF the thing would hardly
last longer than ten or dozen hours.
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Pain cannot srisr wnsr, this Plaster is applied

Rheumatism, LAneness, Stiffness, Weakness, De-
bllity, Nervousness, Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, Coughs
aud Colds, PAINS and Aches of every kind ~ On
90 Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, wstk =
tile patience, fkSMASENf LY CURED. BY the mar
cal influence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. II - the
simplest ssrest, safest, pesantest and cheapest rem
edy IN existence. It's aPPiicatcn 10 anversA-equai-
~ 20 the strong the delicate woman, and fke
feeble infant. To each and all Il will prove Balm
and blessing. lts is agreeable, and without
noyance troubls. its price reach Of ALL
rich poor; ali Nay have IT. anu all should have Is
who are SICK, aad sanering In shy ~ay.
FARMERS and PLANE fE3 should Always be sup
piled 9Th the MAGNETIC PLASTER. Il WiI be the
Gsed Physician u aay hoasshold, ready a aiitiaes,
and Al iEstant ncttce.
fut az IN sir-tlsht nm boxes. Each bex vail make
six 20 eight plasters and any chd spread Their
Price - essis box wltA fan and plain dlFccfioaz
ID. G. szoE EHEAD. m. NJ.
inszator aas PTsp<iaar 10 Walker srssf, Esss fari
MoREHEADss MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD BY
AL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS II GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
,1iy1e-isedAUeesiyia
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n Gard.

n lara.
I HAVE sold my stock Of Boots and Shoes 10 FAR
l. RAR, DISMUKES & CO., gentlemen worthy Of the
patronage of the public, who will be found at nv old
stand, No. 70 College street, for whom solicit the
patronage OF my numerous customers whom I
ieel under the strictest obligations for long and
eral patronage, aud avail myself OF this opportunity
70 make my respectful acknowledgements Those
indebted VIII please call aud settle up. | wish to
make final close OF all outstanding business as soon
practicable A B. ROBERTSON
Iuiyl3-lm No IS College ST.
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New Goods--Third Importatio,

WTE are receiving few new and desirable articles
w in the way OF Travelling Dress Gooas Rich Bl'k
Silks, Ribbons, Loose Basques, Rich s<arfs kc &c
These Goods were bought IL New Tsfk within the last
few days by one OF DOR firm, and new and desir-
able. r. C Men EIRY a 90
fune3O-tf - ~
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YoUNG AsERFCA AT THE PoiIs.-The boys
had a ballot-box at one of the wards in this
city last Thursday, and voted for Governor.
The vote, we learn, stood:
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OLA moderate business has been done in lin
seed during the week, 5sc. In the small way
dull at sSc for No. 1, including bbls No change in
Red.
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Annual state Fair.

VNHE previous advertisement Of the Bureau an
nounced the premiums on Farm Products Fruits
ana Flowers. Below will be found the Premiums Of
Tered on WooHen, Cotton, Silk and Hemp Fabrics .
Marble Work, Fine Arts, Cooper's Ware, Leather and
the Vineyard:
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL PRO.
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Just Received.

Onnn FEET OF unvulcanized Gum Bands-a
SOOO new artlcle-super.or TO Old Gum Rand
and much cheaper than ever sold tn this market.
900 feet OF best Leather Betting;
so sides best Lace Leather;
Cheap for Cash at B. r. CUTTERS
lulY25-Q
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DIARRnGA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, &c.

w have seen The GRADESBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP
w used in cases of bowel complaints In all their
varied forms, from simple looseness, to malignant
cholera, and We can speak Of II IN the highest terms,
and recommend II with confidence. Whether the
case Is mild or severe, recent OF long standing, IL
cures surely, and leaves no bad effects behind.
NORRIS FRASKIIS, Pres. Board Aldermen, n Y. City.
7. r. DEFosRfsTER, NJ D., Board OF Health
I. X. HIBBARD, NJ. H., Z" ("
c. H. DIsBRow, Episcopal Clergy man Suffolk, Va.
ii. W. BAISsfow, 9S Pine street, y. Y. CITY
DAVID PiTAAN, Court street, Boston, Mass.
GEo SrorDiNGER, Board Of Aldermen, Newark, Nj.
W TAYLOR, Captain L. 5 Army.
J. II. HAKT, Cleveland Plaindealei Ohio.
WA. FARRAsD, Cleveland, Ohio.
ALEX MACKENZIE, Agent,
June6 Nashville.
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which greatly facilitates the process Of tssshing By
softeHng the gums and reducing ali inflammation; vi
Allzy ALL PAIN and spAsmodic action, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers It viii give rest to your
selves, and
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MRS. wINSLOw,
S SOOTHING YRUP,
For Chirdren Tanthinn

A \ experienced Nurse aud Female Ply sician, pr
~ seEts 10 the attention Of mothers, her
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06

Articles under the following heads must be entered
on the first day, and placed in position in the Hall for
exhibition, where they to remain until the close
OF the Fair. Competent agents win be in attendance
Friday and Saturday of the week previous and on
Monday until evening, TO receive and arrange all ar
tc1es in these departments and the awards will be
publicly announced on Saturday Afternoon
60 Great care will be taken that all articles in the
Hall are properly cared for, but responsibility for
any loss or damage that may occur.
GOODS.
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,eciuen Portrait Painting, by a gentle

Best specimen Of Marble Work $40 90
JUDGEs.-SIaj. A. Hieman, H. NJ. Akeroyd and AL
bert q. Payne.
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gty 6sdos
Great r Reduction.

WITH the view Of selling ouf everything in the
w way or SUMNER STOCK, we hafs sAss day re-
duced the prices 10 figures that fnso>s. them
SALE and all persous not supplied would do welt see
the following articles they viii be sold withc "a
gard 10 cost FOR CASH, OF 10 PROMPT BUYERS
Rich Summer Silks, Of all kinds,
Rich Printed Grenadines "
Rich Printed Bareges,
Rich Printed 0rgandies,
Rich Printed Jaconets, 50
Together with endless variety Of LOW PRICED
LAWNS IN fact, thing ABIE In the way Of
Summer Goods, will be sold at VERY LOW PRICES
eve Isean what ne say.''
R. C. McNAlRY a co.
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MARBLE WORKS.

Dcoe N"h VI D "
JuDGEs.-Wm. McClelland, Alden Beech Andrew
Allison, Nashville; James Aiken, Columbia; Samuel
House, K. ID. Brady, Franklin James Alexander, OF
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CooPER's WARE.

Best specimen (half doz.) Cedar Ware 50 90
Best specimen (half doz.) Pork Barres.... 90
Best specimen (half doz-) Flour Barrels $50. 90
JUDGEs-wiey Woodward, jas. A. Woods, L. Arm
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RHEUMATISm.
HORSES. CATTLE. &c.
MUSTANG LINIMENT.

nch as Ring bone, Gall. Scratches, Spawn, Poll Evil,
weeney, Hoof-aiI, &C., are subdued and cured
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(soSs1TISc q Men. None3 An1 chlitrea. Boy .
~ sn4 olrk, several sne4 ceeks Washers an q
e. }. LlLES.
fufyl4-u g czd1r street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-06

To James Lamb, exeeutor of the estate of VIM.
Lamb deceased, Franklin Mock and Elisabeth
Meek, Pster Newconef aM1 ncsenns Newcomer,
Hannah D. Sargent and Snyder Sargent, Daniel
Woodwards Newton Lamb and -- Lamb hi
wife,
VOU and each Of you are, hereby notified that
II thsJe y now ON HE in The Once OF the Vlerk
of the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa. at hso-
kuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming Of you
the said James Lamb, executor Of the estate OF
William Lamb deceased the sum OF nine hundred
and SIXTY seven and lee dollars, with interest
thereon 1t 10 per cent. per annum from Nay 10Th,
1859 as moaey due mortgage made By william
Lamb N hir ffs time to Charles Mason, dated june
Is, 1858; and claiming against each Of you land
the other parties defendant named in said petitin
the foreclosure Of the said mortgage, the same be-
ing upon THE s-w ! OF the d. Y. Of sec. 33, also
tbs nc 4of she NV 4 Of section 32,alii in town
ship 90 north, range 8 west, in LIE county, Iowa,
for the purchase money; and the same having been
sssigned b. said Ma N to said Barney.
And uniess you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of tn second day Of the
next term Of raid court, TO mence 1t keokak on
the first Monday in September, A. D. 1850 judg-
m.nt viii b. rendered sgsrnst you ~ claimed In
said petition. @
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 20, 1889 dim Attys Tor Ph'f.
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H0 CURTIS R.CDNN, james A. Rhoads, Chas
! Mason and hiram Barney You are hereby no
tiled that there Is On 6le in the Office of III,
CLERK Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa ri
keokuk, the petition OF james w, Cox, cla ming Of
Curtis +. Conn fous thousand dollars on his two
promissory notes 10 raid James ". Cox, zach fu
t~eiv hundred and Fifty dollars; and prayi, al
against all OF you the foreclosure Of mvr, gage OF
real estate set firth Ia ssid petition, la which yor
nave or claim To have an interest.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or BAL re the second day Of the D~As term Of
said District Court, TO be holien nj Keokuk on th.
drst Monday ii September, 1859, Judgment viii
be rendcreJ agsinst YOU by default.
RANkIN, MILL, h 4 ENSTER,
July 20. 1S5g-dlm plaintif' r. Att,rs
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ITO s. S. BILLINGS, Vim. w. Belknap, Vim. +.
l b. Lynch, VIM. Ruddick, J. M. Billings, VIM
ncM sI.~ nsn.y aa,is, Henry = Taylor s job,
=. Carr and Joseph Manning: There 10 now on Il "a
in the office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
Lee county, Iowa, ut keokuk the petition Of lien
ry V.P. Block claiming q Judgment against i. &.
billings Of $1,000 on pronissory note executed by
him, and the foreclosure of mortgage on lands
and lots in Lee county. given to secure said note.
The petition alleges that all the other defendants
interested in raid property by subsequent pur-
chase or incumbranoe and prays for the extinction
Of all their interest, the sale Vt the property, the
execution Of deed and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the 81 day of the September term, 1859
u said Court, Judgment will be rendered against
you according 10 the prayer Of the petition.
RANkIN, MILLER ENs1ER,
July IS, I869-Im PlAs' Att'ys.
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legal Mouse.

legal NOltCe.
ro Hiram Jones and Mary Jones, Oliver II. Cox
W. a. W. Gait and Agnes Gait, Jesse Wicker
sham and David ksddington
VOU aud each Of you are hereby notified that
l there Is now on Ae in the ONCE Of The Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t 4 eokuk
petition Of James NJ. Billings, sssiguee OF Brown
4 Lowe, claiming OF you the aid Hiram Jones and
Mary Jones the sum Of I've hundred dollars, with
interest from April 10, 1854, money due on youl
pFomtssory note Of said dste for said sun three
years, to order Of o. II. Coz, and al.o claiming
against each end all Of yoa the foreclosure Of {
mortgage msae to said Cox of said date, to secure
said note on y7A feet BY Ice feet out Of birk l72
being 37& feet 18th street by 100 feet deep, no.
fmore particularly described in mortgase,) in the
city Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, the same bsine
for the purchase money, and having with said note
been assigned to said Billings.
Now unless you appear and answer said petition
before the second day Of the next term OF said
District Court, commencing on the drst Monday
in September tlSss) Judgment ssd decree viii b
rendered against you In suceraAnoe with The
prayer Of said petition.
July 10, Isb0-dIm Atty'sfor Pitt.
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A New ~ ork ~ n en-. , r. HcAdley.
LIFE OF GEN. HENRY HAvELOCK.
One vol, 12mo., 400 pages with fine Por-
trait on Steel, and 4 elegant EngrAsings.
IA h. HEADLEY after being esgrosssd in public
I1 life for three years has Agsin retarnsd = the
held Of literature. 10 which he earned wide reDu-
tation. The subject he has 6rst taken mp 10 one
well suited TO his descriptive powers. TIE ssLhe
81 Haveiock" furnishes everything pisturssque and
brilliant Ia description and thrilling In the MARIA
tion of deeds Of arms. The 6rst sampsign 81 the
young lieutenant ia Durmah, the romantic and
tragic history Of the English army in AixhanistAn
the rapidly succeeding and terrific battles Ia the
Punjauh, and iast the unparalleled siege Of Luck
nov and Havelocks march Of Ore and death to IL
relief, are hsre described with that vividpees and
life that characterize Napoleon and his Mayshas' -
and "washington and his Generals" The friends
Of HsveloekS family have placed IN his hands ma
ssiAis iAes ~ vsIvr per the country can
obtain. Some u them could not Is furnished II
England, and Mr.. HeAdley Wa compeled TO sDnd
to Inais 10 make the collection complete.
The ardent young. soldier, the unoc mpromising
Chrstian. and the Incompatible general, are t.ksn
up IN snccession, while around sAch ii eroapsd the
supsnd0us scenery, the oriental maenincsnse and
the tremendous battles that have the
campaigns Of the English army in lndia.
Just received 1t
OGDEN, BRowNELL } CO.'S
CIrY BOOK SToRu,
AugNd 10 Main-st.
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Legal Notice:

To Charles z. Rider:
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on nle
in the o6ice OF tho Clerk of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, n Keokuk, = petition Of x.
X. = II w. Ford, claiming of You the sum Of four
hundred and Atty dollars, with interest thereon
FROM March 3, 1857 1T s per cent. per annum, Is
money due on your promissory note Of said date to
Elihu Gum, Tor said sum, payable two years after
sad date, and BY said Quinn endorsed to said 3. B.
4 d. w. Ford; and also praying writ of attach
ment against you, and which has been levied on
your real estate in. said county, in the town Of
Nashville.
And unlcss you appear and answer said petition
On or before the morning OF the second day Of tbs
next term of said court, 70 be holden ct Keok uk
in ssid county, ON th % first Monday OF September,
A, Ii 1859. Judgment will be rendered against
you by default. NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 20, ls59-d1m AttySfor Pitts.
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Original Notice.

To Charles Hnbbell, Mary r. Woodward, William
4. Woodward and sears NJ. Loveridge:
VoU and each of you are hereby notified that
Il there Is on file in the CLERKS Office Of the
District Court Of Lee County Iona at keok uk. q
petition Of Henry q. and Louisa .. DeLouis. mi
nors, who sue by their guardian Martin stafford
claiming the for. closure IT slx mortgage given
ny Charles Hubbeli to James Este - guard IN
of petitioners, raid gaxes being respectivel,
ON diff rent parts f. this following property, In
he City Of he"kuk. Le County, I.ua, viz
lots ~. 4 and II IN Arch Square, and lot 4 10
block ISL said petition ai"i, ~ due snd un
paid on u said mortgages the aggregate sum of
Ss,SSa.SS. with 10 per cent. per annuu interest
from D.sember lth 1888 n tl,7S2 60 Ct said suua
and from Oci obsr 18th, 1857 w 81 lOl - of said
sum and also praying for the extinction Of the
interest Of ali of said defendants In the above
iescs, bsa real estate, and for general relief
Now, therefore, nnlas+ you ., pear and answer
said petition on or before the second day Of the
epte Uber term, 1889, VI said court, tn CONS enoe
Al the arst Monday Of September, judgment will
be rendered agsnrt you thsreon pro Q nte,so.
CURTIS, uILLMOkk 4 CURTIS,
July FL. 1859 sol q for Petitioners.
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ITO b. b. Ilinman and Ellen K. Iiinmsn his wife,
! Joseph Brooks, W +. Cowlss, m. L. Wooc
and aroine A. Wood his wife, Henry Newton and
Mary w. newton his wife, Levi Weed and Ar
Elizabeth Wood his wife. Robinson Hunter. X. v.
v. bailey aid Henry Dhattsrt.n: iou are hereby
notified that there il al. In the osfce OF tn.
Cl,rk of the District Court of lae County. Iowa,
at keokuk. petition of X. Sands Tucker, claim u
Il y B. Hinman, Joseph Brcoks nnd William +
Cowlrs three thousand aolisrs their promiesor,
note to John Loomis and e,d,r ed by him to plait.
III, and praying ms ag,i st all of you the fofeco-
ure OF eerian martxaxe certain real estate
set forth in I'D petiton). in which you have o,
elm 10 have int. rest.
Unisss y appear aud answsr said petition on o,
before the second day Ut the next S.pteu Der term
U8ts) f. ~ d cour TO be held At Keok uk on tn.
st Monday Of said month, judgment by default
win be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
July 20. ttto dim pitf's Att'ys.
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n. 0mitA's .0lsctr1c Oil
VIM CU1E. ana Gees aassy Curs.
w eoms at the m0ak Aretehsd casss Of Rhsu ma-
tisn, Rasslysiss Pales, H., that wsrs evee lnovn.
Try =, 80, On the Eams of tssthing chiidrsn, on
aA1yS A.assee essass IND ~ hsw 4xsssae il
proves. y ne bsst 6estou use IL Who have b.
se.s .sqe.intsA viii - asd every ant slass Ding
nav. -, .5' - =. .-,..,.
UAo1t1eo 6al.
re. 49,, 8 - = :ssasi 8 -: -. ..n.dy
doslosS = - DniAe4 1890 sosk = CSsrless.
BIZ o., r. -LspiSI .N1sAs 4 Psttss, Boston
9. I! oslsa = -. rIvs14Ds I: - Agsse = Co.,
Ha. .ae: q !: "a sa:l ~ =. Is,.sIp; 0.
ovlsaas 1us.sst NJ Nss Ysrls !. b. fsrs,
ossla.A1i; Van -, 1sittsas : Hardy, .. Jo-
Il, IN. h,a..., ! o.,,.y. -. -. pros
1919, - - - tansesEs ssnd ~ aAsst s1os
.ils ~. Ms1u, 1Issas ) o, Doaay ) Morton,
- :rtE, Al .Asts ~: 6ssss that 49, worth
f1na - largest Drag Hssss y Dsstssl
- hAse - large quantity g -. 611th's
0sstsis VI, ~ Il y spoka u sajy vitA snaual-
~ - 0sss rsser,s e. evs as.sls.
WholnsaIe DruegiSts,
No. 15< WaeAinglootAt., 0Dsten.
Patients havsooms loo miles 10 - hsAtsd BY
iLessI From IL. or..es. N.v YosL Hou...1
$500 MOkEl
NV YonK, June l, 1883.
DR .SsIrH: Dear Sir--ksnd - efoss small 10
gross half and ~ gross dollar sss 1LEcTKlCO OIL.
BAkrEs j fAKK, Broadway.
From the Largest Drug House IN the west
ST. LOUIS, ApYil3.
On. Snra: Plssss ship us 30 dos. small siss, so
dos. medium sise 10 dos. large siss ELEoTkc
OIL, and draw NJ for the amount
CHARLES, BLOW 1 CO.,
Wholesale DrasgiIts
The Mayer - New Terk.
City and County Of New York, -. Dr.. GALUrrA
5. ssars.S = sss.ns Oh, "a is.sss.d III Is.
capital in The busnsss thai John Liyinesten, ksq,
No. 10 West nth sts New York, Who was cured Of
very paisfal illness ~ he Rssssis Oh. ~ shown
IDEAL OH nads by the dsponsnt. and farsAsr, that
every important cure made the past thsss or four
years BY Electric Oi. vas msde By Dr. Saith Oil.
GALur1A b. 6nIrn, n. D., PAila.
Sworn to before me this 0sh day Of April, lsto.
DAs'L r. fIenAn, Mayor.
10 DEHE16rSS--DA. nAI TINS kk6CTnIC OIL
i : valuable and soothing remedy in the Aasds Of
Dentists. All should try 1t for the Aks Of their
without IL, and believe who know Il would
b.. b sure and get Genuine Electric Oil-Dr.
smiths.
In ~ W. iented nsxt door 3 tAs 80 Jossph
Charlsss' house, 81. Louisl, ssS: "Dr. Smith. We
hAvt 0asl yoss 1LEOTk5c OIL n sSvsraI nssssl-
fIc sAses, also q -inAan4d enDs, and vs think it
o.sssss. qs.liti.s .spssor % an eonb.aa.ion .h::
Dr.. Eaton, Dsntist, Of Elmira, wTitss that .sOns
bottle Of Dr.. Saith ELECT RIG OIL had not only
cured, in 4es dog q sasbsn6ls - his nose hss had
instantly cured one Of his patients Of severe Nsa
solgta. @ G8# HHa aN
6b.o0o worth verssold In So. Joseph in months
Dr.. SMITH may BE- Consulted free.
8. B. YOW1LL, Dr.. J.. BkADkN. J. n. HOOP
ER. O'CONEUR BRO, Agents, Ksokak.
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