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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-31
Douglas capital organ against the
Pacific katIr0md.


Ii will be noted that the Convention OF the
people of a large portion OF our State, assem-
bled at Oskaiooss last week, adopted a res
olution in favor Of the Central Pacific Rail-
road without dissenting voice. And the
people will be astonished, it may be, to learn
that what is so enthusiastically approved by
the Douglas Democracy of Iowa 10 so une-
quivocally condemned by the Douglas Organ,
The States, at Washington City. How hap
pens il that the Democracy is split wide open
BY the Douglas and Buchanan factions, and
that there 10 no unity Of sentiment in neither
one Of these factions upon the most impor-
tant measure OF the day.
The States says:
We have the satisfaction TO announce the
defeat of the Pacific Railroad.
In the House several propositions for it's
construction were rejected by decisive votes.
In the Senate its friends yesterday ac.
knowledged their inability to pass any pro-
jjecs during the present month.
We congratulate the country on the post
ponement even, Of this stupendous scheme
Of federal aggrandizement.
In this connection We have to thank Mr..
Benjamin, in behalf OF the State rights De-
mocracy, for the very efficient support Of
their principles which be rendered by his OPP
position to the Pacific railroad. 1t gives
him new title to the confidence Of his par
ty, Of which be il already distinguished
ornament.
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06altby's
Baltimore Oysters
At SO cents per can.
kELLOGG a RIRGE,
iau2sd IAN Main.t


CHARLES W. 10 wRIE. DANIEL n. MILLER
LOWKKE = MILLER,
A TT0RNEYS AND cOUNEELDRS AT Law
a and solicitors In ChAncory, Ksekuk, Iowa.
ONCE on west side of Third-ssrsst, between Main
aud johnson streets.
Jan. 20, '59-d&wiy
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Not sat,suea with the Resust.

The following brief extract is made from
a recent speech delivered by Stephen A.
Douglas Q. Baltimore;
ssWe have been precipitated for the last
four years into fearful sectional struggle,
in which the North has been rallied against
the South, and the South rallied against the
North, on this negro question:
Who, pray, precipitated us into this "fear.
full sectional struggle Z" Was Douglas too
drunk to remember that he Was the very man
that did it; or did he think that all men we're
as forgetful AZ he professed to be? 1t was
but four years or so ago that Douglas, in his
insane ambition for the Presidency, sacri-
feed the peace Of the country and the inter-
ests of the North and the cause OF freedom
upon the altar Of his Presidential aspirations.
Had the Shareholders paid him his price by
running him for the Presidency, he would
not have complained. But he repealed the
great peace Compromise of the sages Of our
country, opened up the slavery agitation,
converted free soil into slave soil, and in so
doing not only failed to attain the end of his
ambition, but absolutely deprived himself OF
all chance for the prize, and secured the sue.
cess Of Buchanan, who has turned the bat
teries of the Administration and of the slave
holders against the political Arnold of our
time.
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THE DKs Morsss VALLEY NHIe IL published
every Monday at this office ,is ere of'he oiaes'
papers In Iowa, and has widely extended earen-
lation throughout the Dss MONIES Naliey' sor'h"
srn Missouri and Western ILLINOIS.
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SIGN on THE GOLDEN

OVERS A PULL srock or

pERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. &C.,
To the trade, and at retail, at very low prices for
Cash.
whelesale Agent for Southern Iowa and North
IN Missouri for the following goods;
Great Western Coal Oil Co., erosens OIL.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Pills and Ague Cure;
Jsyne's Family Medicines
Qncru' e Cod Liver OH Jelly
lan22
GuM opIUM-Turkey, just received and for
~ sale low by A. j. WILKINSON
Sign IT the 9odcn Eagle and Mortar,
JARED 10 Mssn-st
II ISsEEp, Lard and sperm OIL ia store and for
IL sale Tow by Al. WILKINSON
hign Of the Gelaep Eagle and Mortar,
JAn21d ~ Main ct.
GPlHiIs Tnrpen tine, Alcohol and Spirit Gas
~ In store and for sale at the lowest market rate
by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden ksgie and Mortar,
Jan III 1k MRin-sf
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will no, people believer
THE MISSISSIPPI During the past summer.
an old river captain devoted a good share OF
his time 70 exploring the Upper Mississippi
and It's tributaries. lie reports, as the re-
suit Of his examination, that the Red river
Of the North is navigable for steamboats, 10
the distance Of six hundred and sixty five
miles frem Lake Wnnepeg, where the mouth
OF the Cheyenne river " reached. lie also
satisfied himself that the river Saskachewau
was navigahle for steamers distance Of
seven hundred miles above Lake Winnepeg
II is proposed next seeson to send steame,
to the upper waters to test the matter thor.
oughly.
gTA clergyman in Massachusetts. named
Smith was lately requested to vscate his pal
pit by bis congregation, they assigning
among other causes OF disqualification, thai
be was not cordial enough to tie ladies T.
Poor smith Various charges have beer
made against him within our remembrance
but We never before heard it intimated tha
he failed in attention TO the ladies'. TIL,
fetninines Of The Shswmut church must b,
a.ful ugly.
ca" The Alta California il informed tina
There hns been found within the limits Of III
/ town Of Moieano, in Amador county, a mar
\ Bile quarry which promises TO equal that o
/ Carasra. The quarry il very large one
/ being 1000 feet eng, and $50 feet deem
Much Of the marble ~ equal to the first clas,
I Carara in toughness and fueness OF rraiu
aud wilderness Of color, ard there il an abnnd
ance Of the rock equal in quality to the SEQ
ond class Carrara.
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COLLIERs q ROBERTSON.

No. rs Main street, between Third and Fourth,
KE0kUk, IOWA.
kNRESli OYsTEKS-so cents per eau, warrant
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w Durlng tho past year, eighteen Revo-
iui,onary soldiers have died David Chapin.
uineon bentley, John Titus, William Matte
son, Robert daliub, zachariah Greene and
DAVID DAVIS, OF New York; Zaocheus Robin
son and Abraham Rising, Of Massachusetts, !:
william Turkey and the Rev. John SAWYER,
o. Maine Thomas kerowltin and Elisha Ma
son, Of Connscticut; George Wells aud Chas.
,marman, OF Tennessee; james Bushnell, OF
vermont; Henry Straight and John Frazer,
OF ohio. The Secretary Of the Interior, Id
his last annual report, says there are yet 10
hundred Of the patriots Of the Revolution
living and receiving their pensions.
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~
DkAUfiuhO only IN tine uivil Courts " neoora,
y and dsvotcs his time chiefly 70 Commercial
cascs. Basinsss from abroad Will receive careful
attention. Once No. ~ Chestnut street.
Jan. 1, sto~dAwly sAs#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24
A CONVENIENT PLATFORM.

The Washington Constitution - Administration
organ re-afitms the Cincinnati Platform, but it
MEANS observes the Baltimore Clipper just any thing,
or everything, nothing at all. It is sometimes pig
and sometimes puppy and sometimes neither. It is
truly Democratic. It is everything to everybody A
contemporary says Of it The Richmond Enquirer de-
mands the Cincinnati Platform the Chevalier Forney
swears by the Cincinnati Platform Wise, Douglas,
jeff Davis, Sde, and all the leaders and clqucs of
the Democracy insist upon the Cincinnati Platform
Why not then agree on all sides to readopt the Gin
cinnaH Platform at Charleston? Very true, the
Buchanan Federal Organ says, it means non-inter-
vention with niggers in the Territories while Gov.
Wise says it means Congressional slave code and
Judge Douglas says it is squatter sovereignty ; but
what else than platform admissible Of all these in
terpretations will be available at Charleston? We
should like to know. Which of these,n said the
countryman to the man OF the menagerie, which of
these is the hippopotamus, and which is the rhnoce
ros2 " Either Of them will do for the one or the
other" said the considerable man you pays your
money and you takes your choice So let it be with
the Interpretation of the Cincinnati platform. How
else can there be harmony among the brethren And
as harmony Is indispensable to the success Of the
I" National" Democracy in the Northern States, q
carte blanche should be formally extended to every.
body to interpret and construe the platform just
may be deemed most agreeable, and act accordingly
By adopting this plan the most consistent accord and
concord may be obtained.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24

n~ NI'Lanes Vermlfuge In Texas-Hear
dsr.ul effects of M'Lane's yermifuge
STAR HOTEL, Ceutrevile, Texas, Aug. q, 1854.
Messrs. Fleming BrosI feel 1t my duty the follow
ing Several OF my children have unwe for
the last week called the'"Bg Mortar - to get
Oil Of Wormseed and other truck to give them for
worms. The Druggist recommended MLane's vermifuge
prepared by you having heretofore tried every vemfuge
my knowing without advantage. told him worth
WHILE my children appeared proof against them all. He
said to bottle and offered 1t good to
the money To satisfy m done SO, and the effect was
better than expected that got another bottle
suit was most astonishing Three my children discharged
great number of the largest saw. young
man, my mail carrier, who weak puny poor
snake for month So gave Doses which brought
from him least pint of what is called stomach
Strange this may appear, IT true preaching"
How the boy st,od IT, long he did with thousand
Bots gnawng at his stomach the greatest
All these doing WE'LL No doubt the lives Of
thousands children have been by the timely
this extraordinary medicine. Don't fail to give 1t trial
t.- THOS. r. THURMAN.
Purchasers will be careful to ask Dr. MLANES GEL.
EBRATED yERMIFuGE manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburg Pa. All other vermuges comparison
worthless DR. MLane's genuine verfuge also his cell
ebrsed Liver Pills, be had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine without the signature Of FLEMING
BROS. Sold by sCoVIL MEAD. Ill and lis Charities
street. Orleans, Wholesale Agents for the South.
su22 2pet&W
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as-The Eagle Cotton Gin Company are re-

As-The Eagle Cotton Gin Company are re-
ceivng supply of their Gin Stands by steamer and
hope be able 10 supply all orders from Merchants and
Planters We continue guarantee Gins In respect
and 1t well established fact that the Cotton gnped the
Eagle Stand brings THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, The
Gins superior those of all other Plante
sending orders should be particular the hand molten
of the Gins they require
All orders sent by telegraph VII receive prompt attention.
Direct all letters WIN. L. GUSHING. Agen. Eagle
Gin Company, No. 81 ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
ap22
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will be dethroned to certainty. The President Of
the Convention, Geo. Pnrvis, Esq., announced, on be-
half 81 Hon. G. H. Morrison, nominated for Repre-.
sentative that he would abide by and carry out the
resolutions adopted by the Convention.
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Had TENRERED Boy.-A boy. seventeen years Of
~. committed suicide in Norsalk. Conn.,, on Friday
nlns, l2th Inst, BY shooting himself with ps.
~ ~ reason assigned was anger at the rebukes
& VI paEentx for improprieties Of conduct.
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ID T H ID .

IN Sunday. alst August, at I O'Clock A. NJ, MARY
aREA born In New Orleans, aged years. only child
or Themes GTeaves Z, \. Il ,, a
Early hrst thou smiled out thy brief hour
Thy earthly father stroye to shield thea living
Thy kindest Father took thee to Heaven.
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Opposition, Meeting.

Opposition Meeting.
All those that opposed to the present State ticket non
mated Baton Rouge in May last reaueted attend
adjourned meeting at the City Hall, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT,
at O'Clock NJ to take into consideration the expedency
nominating oppoon ticket for State officers y be elected
at the November election All persons from the country
we'll city, friendly the objects the meeting invited
to att md
By order Of the meeting aug 2pet
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Fifth w ard American Clnb-This Club
meets in the Basin street. between Toulouse
and St Louis Streets WEDNESDAY NEXT The 24h inst at
TX o'clock NJ for the purpose of ing rejecting GER
tain nominations the Council Of the American party
Rv order of the President su22 81
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Rs-Only $4,000 for twenty horse Engine
AND MILL-steam Engines and Boilers, with Circular
Saw Mil aud hftyfour inch Saw, manufactured
sur manner will be sold at the low price Two Thousand
Dollars. at the Eagle Cotton Gin Depot No. 81 St. Charles
street, VIM. L. CUSHING, Agent.
Send for a Circular aus2 2ptf
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ng-Flfth Ward American CIub-This Club,
by resolution, egularly the FIRST WEDN
month"; until The first Wednesday of September, from
which lime it will meet weekly.
IT.. By order of The President. au92 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24

AsrSewing Machines In yvork-hoxcs are
made only by the Grover Baker Company be
either By hand foot Price only SIS.
Sales room, II Camp street. arna satf
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wines, liquors, ETC.,

NOS. Is AND Is ROYA STREET
and pin continually hand which Is equal to the best
come, to this market Also other brands of inferior quality
topaz SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
sy GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the vintage of 1885, 1888 1906
and other brands WHISKY ofal escriponsS Irish
Bye snd Bourbon ALE and PORTER in pins and quarts.
Also on hand, a1y usual assortment OF the best
Wines and Liquors
Market which will be sold terms AZ any
ether house In the city
SEWELI T. TAYLOR,
a. 2ply Nos. IS and Is Royal street.
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FINE DwElLlNa TO RENT.-The three-story dwell.
en g. Joseph asst carondee now occupied by COL
Walton, y offered for rent. See I'D yersement.
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HSpring Beds-s5 to SO SO for the best
Spring Bed in existence Howe's Psten 37S Broadway
New York. Examine it, or address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive circular Special
Inducements the trade and local agencies jy23 2pdwly
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nESixth Ward American Cinb-Thss Club,
by resolution meets regularly the FIRST of each
month"; until the F4iday Of September, frsm which time
II vii, meet weekly. jy30
HESixth Ward American C1ub--Thts Club
meets at the School Hospital street. between Dsu
phine and Burgundy sreetr WEDNESDAY, August s4h,
1855 at TX o'clock the purpose OF raifyN certain
nominations me- ie by the American patty
Rv order of the President, ar"f 1t
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~Worth Reading and Thinking about
BININGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
the of the Medical Profession and the Family having
perseded the so.cslled "Gins" Aromatic" " Cordial "
Medicated etc. Is endorsed by all the prominent ply
sicans chemists and copnoseur possessing all those In
trnsic medicinal qualities onc Diuretc) which belong
OLD and PURE GIN Put up Quart Bottles and sold
by all Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. NJ. BININGER 4 CO.,
Established 177s)-Sole importers,
iy23 2p1Y No. 3s8 broadway, N. z.
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zrrhe best sewing Machine is the Grover

n2-The best Sewing Machine IL the Grover
BAxER-they he FELL gather and stitch In the
rior manner the only machines the that
so we'll and simply made that they may be families
with other instructions than contained circular
which accompanies each Machine and from which child Of
ten years may readily learn how and keep them
order. They make upwards Of fifteen hundred chess nRue
and will do the sewing Of family cheaper than
can DO It EVEN IF SHE WORKS AT THE RATE OF ONE
CENT AN HOUR. The Southern Agency is located at No.
II Camp street. au22 2pf
@-The Eagle Upright Saw MILL, with an
eight foot Saw and fifteen horse Engine Boiler etc. complete
will DO sold for $l7C0 large Mill with twenty horse
Rngine Boiler etc. complete $500 At these prices
the machinery will delivered Of in New
Orleans
Terms of payment CASH or CITY ACCEPTANCEs,
payable In s. 6, 9, or IL months, with interest.
au2l 2ptf VIM. L. CUSHING, 81 St. Charles ST.
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nsg- Fourth Ward American Club-This
CHM meets at the White Hail. No. A St Louis street, WE'D
NEsDAY August IL o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
a g rejecting the nomination Of Assessor of hesesond
Dis. .ct-made by Council of the American party
BY order of the President. au9i 1t
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AE-The manly moustache II yvhitened by
tine Redeemed by nature becomes instantly dark night
under the operation Of CR1STADORO's EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE. A few moments suffice TO metamorphose head of
hair which oends the eye by its hue into of beauty
woman's ringes if premaurey frosted by sickness
naturally Of uuioveabie cor, changed to rich,
brow splendid and Hfelike black in ten minutes,
by this woodworking preparation.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dresuers.
aus 7plmkW CR1srADoRO. No. s Astor House. N. Y.
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aucl 2p3t NO. Oh camp hIreet.
Bfcc NJ Gttd y Sea,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
PRINTERS AND BOOK BINDERS.
receiving arrival large and well selected
sortment of STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY, COM
prising everything for the CoUNTING-Ho BANKS
AND INSURANCE COMPANIES, for tale by
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
au22 2pst General stationers. 60 Camp street.
City Hotel Hat Store.
The finn of JOHNSTON TURNER being dissolved by
mutual CONSENT the 10Th in the undersigned takes this
method of informing friends patrons that he will
continued
CARRY ON THE HAT BUSINESS,
IN ONE OF THE STANDS OCCUPIED BY LATE FIRM,
No. IL CAMP STREET,
specially asks continuance of their custom.
His STOCK OF HATS will be large and selected with a
view to the wants of the public, and at
Prices Extremely Moderate!
IHos. S. TURNER,
City Hotel Hat Store
au2O 2pl2t No. IA Camp street.
EOT AAE1dts
iSIX ROOM
-on-
SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR
OF
"STORY BULLDING,n
Corner of Camp and Common streets.
| Apply to
au2o 2ptf ALFRED MUNROE & co.
Dress Trimmings.
Just received beautiful assortment of Colored and White
~ DRESS TRIMMINGS.
| SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
| GENTLEMEN'y WALKING STICKS.
| LION & PINsARD,
! 81 and IS Royal street,
| jyl9 2ptf Corner Benvia ST.
Insurance ONCE, As Camp street
| UNITED STATES tMUTUAL) LIFE INSURANCE AN
NUITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
Assets. "a
Losses paid this office ls5l...,.- 2O6l94 %
Of which has been paid da in 1885,. 1885 30
$1,000 TAKEN ON A SINGLE LIFE!
Contracts completed Policies issued by the undergne
agent delay of reference to the parent Office
| all LOSSES paid here
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE,
THE-
| Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Com
Il pnny of Philndelphiu.
Assets ST027S5 81
Il And
TIE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY O.
VIRGINIA.
Cash Capital. SO,OOO
The undersigned is prepared Issue Policies agains
loss damage by Fire Getty Country 10 the extsnt
| $4,000 any risk Also River and Marine Carg
| Risks at current rates of Premium.
Policies the above we'll Companies are held BY
large number of merchants City and Country risks
by nearly every local Company the city for
Cssh Return Fire, River and Marine Premiums will
made to those desiring it, in lieu of Scrip Dividends and
is fully authorized 10 adjust and pay loscs with
promptness of any good Company in the city,
The best city references given application Office
A share OF business is respectfully solicited.
HARMON DOANE, Agent,
aul5 2plm No. As Camp street.
+. ~. II. WILSON,
| DEALER ..N
ZINE WATCHES JEW E L 3 Y
sILyERyvARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS. FANCY GOODS.
| ETC., ETC., etc.,
IA, ,,tf No. 80 Canal street,
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u Ho,ss ron sxLx. "a tlne buggy and saddle horse
- ed kind. i advertised for sale

~ DLAcKsxIrH AND TWO CARPENTERS are sdver
49, - - II. q. a. Habbs. 81 Common street.
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nsrFor Congress We are authorized to am
pounce LAWRENCE D. NICHOLS Of the parish of Aseen
son as the opposition candidate to the Second Con
+. ,essioual pis,rict, au23 2ptao7
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Rhodes FtUef and .ag,se Care.
No wonder this Invaluable remedy for Fever and Ague
should all other preparations as II does
not contain mineral properties whatever at the time
performs SUREST QUICKEST possible time.
This remedy is the real thing wanting No qunine indeed
any poison in its composition and welook it complete
specific Who will now be without II? No one Remember
toask for
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
au22 2p3teod<W General Agents.
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Iss'. George BV'. Sn,tth,

ID Z MIST,
Having resumed his practice, will attend professional
gagelneas at his office No. Iii CANAL STRERy nearly ep
poste Chris: Church. IA apn
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W-all Paper! Wall Paper,

W"aH Paper! Wall Paper.
BAUMBACH EVERS,
wHoLEBALE AND RETAIL DEALabB
French and American Paper Aanginan,
BORDERS. CORNERS. OAKS AND
MARBLES, In every yarisay,
50 CHARITIES STREET.
Particular attention paid to all work In she'rne sua sy
Lea y Perrtrss'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTEESE SAUCE
Pronounced by-Connolsseurs
THE ONLY GOOD sAUCR
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OF Dz2E.s
Extract letter from Medical gentleman Mas,ss vs.
his brother at Worcester, under date of May, 1881:
"Tel LEA PERKINS that their HAUCE 10 highly
esmed in India and is In opinion, the palasaais
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce that Ia made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the New York n
bion Of Foreign Sauces, obtained by Ira pA2tWa
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The wcrla-w@s
requested that the LEA Pgs
BINS upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER nrlg
BOTTLE.
LEA PERKINS will proceed agsnst any Infringing,
sther by manufacturing vending spurious ans ho
Instructed their correspondents in various Of cra
advise them Of any pfringemens Sole Hhoissse m
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONG,
z0b Broadway, New York.
always store Also orders received Ton aises
shipment from England anlb 3pA7