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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22
]. BAUMGARTEN,

J. BAUMHARTEN,
No. 49, iii street. OpJ"s;t. Odd Fcii""- H,",
WASHINGTON,
ENGRANER and designer III general, manniac.
lI turer and inventor Of the new, improved seal
presses. watch case engraver, wood ehSra'"r. Inn
sic puncher, stencil cutter. c"pperplate engra'er
aud Autographed. prepared t" execute engraving
on any metal-on gold silver brass. copper, steel
&C.. i'll ~ good and workmanship 4 manner as L.,
any other establishment in the mted States. The
advertiser feels confident that at! orders entrusted
to him will give perfect satisfaction, ct -" charges
made.
SEAL PRESSES,
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS.
WATCH CASE ENGRAN Err.
WOOD ENGRANER,
MUSIC PlNCIiER,
STENCIL CUTTER.
COPPER. PLATE ENGRANER
Wnshinntnn- IN o2--lK A.. &C. &c.
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New Wheat.

The first lot Of new Wheat sold in Warrcnton
this season, Was bought last week by the firm at
Payne, Newly 4 Co.. at the Depot Of Col Lewis
Porter. of this county. Ii Is OF excellent quality.
M.Irr,nt.n Hmm
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49, 49, s@ 800 =
CANAL COM ri Err C +

ARRIVED, July 81.
Boat j. j. Watson, coal To L. j. Mchattey.
Boats II. a. Ritter. Lady Helen. Five Brother,
Excelsior, and Dr. T.. L. Boteler. coal to Borden
Mining Co.
Boat Uncle sam coal To- Frosthurs Coal Co.
Boat Thomas Sammou coal Ia Fuwle 4 Co.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday last. the 18th inst, by the Rev
Mr. kershaw, Mr.. EDWARD JONES, to ADA
LAIDE Y. GRIEB. both of Marlboro, Md.
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J. w. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,

" V.fI
CONTINUES TO perform all operations belong
~ ing to the Dental profession in the mot .atIh-
factory manner, at moderate rates.
Doctor McGec may hc found at HON. At any time,
except from the second 10 the third Monday each
month which time will be spent at Flint Hill, Rap
pahannoch County, Va.
Okce aud residence on Main street, nearly opPo
site the WarrcntOn House.
Wsrrsntnn. isn I--eoIv
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fINIIE UNDERSIGNED having discontinued
the TOBACCO aud SEGAR BUSINESS rr.
Gently carried on by her at the \. +. corner Of
King and II. ASaph streets, respectfully recon
meni. her successor, CHARLES T.. HUNTER.
:" her friends aud the public generally, Who. "Ii
continue the business at the old stand.
~ 6-rolm MARGARET HUNTER
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A PLEASANT SUMNER RESoKT-B,F

4 PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT. -Bt +
n FALo GAP H0uSE.-This we'll known
Mountain Retreat, 10 miles west Of Staunton, "D
the Central Railroad, is open for the accommods
ton OF travellers aud visitors. Persons wishing
t. spend the heat Of summer in cool, quiet way.
cannot lind suitable place in ali Virginia.
Ii is easy OF the cars of the Central Rail
road passing by it every day. The house T. large
and convenient. surrounded by the most beautiful
mountain scenery. Fine Springs of frre-r"ne.
sulphur. Chal beate, aud Alum Water CONVENIENT.
Elliott Knob, the highest mountain III Virginia, II
visited by hundreds from thi. place.
good Ten PIN ALLEY, with good order,
$50 wHsKEY,) and every attention to the comfort
of visitors.
Board per week II; per month SIS; children aud
servsnts half price.
Post Once, Swoope's Depot, Augusta Co, Va.
p. HERRING, Proprietor.
Augusta Co., Va, 10 2s-eoliu
JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed. With dispetch, ct this 0iss
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The Canadian Government, &c.

TogoSro, July 2o.--'rhe different depart
ments of our government are making active
prrparatinnS for their removal Ia Quebec.
A portion have already gone, and Others are
about leaving.
Samples Of new wheat are now coming III
from various parts of Canada West. indira-
TIM an abundant crops and excellent quality.
The weather is very favorable for the grow
my crops.
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NOTICE. The undersigned having obtained
~ lcttors OF administration "m the estate ot
Martha Str"ther. late "i the county III Louduun:
all persons indebted To- said estate are requested to
make payment a. soon practcnble aud those
having claims. will please present them for settle
neut Asa ROGERS. administrator Of
Martha StrUther, deceased
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DIED.

10 this city, on the Goth instant, at o'clock,
ELLEN BLACKWELL. daughter of K. NJ. aud
Ellen II Smith. aged one year, one month. and
nine days. "Of such il the Kingdom OF Heaven.
The Saviour hath taken the child TO Join the an
gelc company for which she WAS meet, ere yet the
"eyil days hat come 10 mar the soul with sin. and
L" cloud the heart with SORROWS. She has been
translated to the bright Home. without having Ia
tread the path which is strewn with great trbula
tiOns" Who Gun mourn! Who that treads that
painful path, with many an anxiety, and with devi-
ous step, would dare hold back angel spirit and
bind it down to such perils and such t"iE "Hapry
infant, carly blest"
At Madison q. H., Va, ON Wednesday, the 18th
day Of July, 1859. THOMAS W. GRAY, late n
resident Of Culpeper. aged Ill years. lie was II
man of most amahlc disposition, and 80 unobtru-
sive peaceable and kind in all the relations of life,
that il is believed he died without an enemy on
earth. Upon his afflicted family, who knew his
virtues best this diSpensation falls hardest May
the hand of the kind Providence that tempers tho
wind to the shOrn lamb, shelter them in their be
eayeinenf!
In Leesburg. on Wc,lnc SHAY evening week. after
life of much Suffering, Dir. WILLIAM NEWTON,
in the year vi his age IN the death OF this old
man, smother liuk has been severed in the chain
which binds the community with the stirring scene.
and incidents OF the struggle Of 1872 l3 lie WAS
y participant in several of the conflicts OF that
memorable campaign, and carried with him to the
grave the painful evidence of wound received mt
Lake Erie. lie WAS IN old man of many noble
traits of character-Iuirt and unobrusvo in HE
msnner-h"u,st and upright III his dealingS--tesr-
less and faithful in his discharge Of the duties of
life.
In Louioun County. on Friday morning, 18th
inst. ELIZABETH DANIEL. consort OF David
Daniel, in tho Goth year of her age. Throughout
her long life, Mrs. Daniel manifested the feelings of
kind wife. mother. friend, and mistress. and ever
sought to inculcate into the minds OF her children
the seeds of virtue and morality
On the llth inst, at the residence of his parents
violent and painful illness GUY FAIRFAX, in
FAINT son of Mary and Edward Herbert.
In Spsldiugs District Md, few weeks since,
Mr. JAMES II. LEE. an aged and respectable
citizen.
At bis residence near Rladensburg, Md. on the
9TH Instant, of liseas. "f the heart, ALFRED ii.
WELLS, esd, sged 50 years, leaving q wife and
nine children To mourn their irreparable loss.
In Lexington, Va. the 18th instant, Miss
MAMIE X. CHAPLIN. daughter of Mr.. Charles
Chaplin. of Lexington. Va. after protrarted spell
ct painful illness. The tears shed at her funeral,
and the immense procession which followed her
remains to the grave fully atested the profound res
Pect entertained .or her memory. and the deep
row felt for her loss.
lis- IL he Voter. Of The CITY aad County Of
Al,'""dria:-l offer myself Us a candidate for the
office Of Sheriff, at the next election and most
peeually solicit your votes.
je 3-lawte II. L. MONROE.
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WENTWORTH SEMINARY FOR YOUNG La
DIES ALEXANDRIA

WENTWORTH SEMINARY FOR YOUNG La
DIES, ALEXANDRIA.
rINHE SUCCESS OF THIS INSTITUTION
! | has induced the Principal to extend the sphere
| of it, usefulness. During the vacation, new and
! elegant buildings will he erected, opposite the
Custom llosSe. Thi, location, one Of the most
! delightful in the city READERS ii most desirable
both for n boarding and day School. Every i'm
pr"vement will BE- introduced to continue its PIE.
sent literary character.
For circulars, containing terms. apply at the
Book Store "t Mrssrs. James EntwiSlc 4 son. "r
to the Principal ALBERT f. BASSfOKp.
No. y, Prince street. Alexandria.
nts- The exercises of the School will lac rcsuui-
oil on Monday, September 18th. jy 22-?awtt
NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES. AND PAPERS.
! ~ at GEO S!GGERS' - prince street, oyy,"-
s;t, he Gn:e;f. OHcc.
Goley's Ladys Book for August. price DC
| Peterson's National Magazine for August Isl.
| Arthur's Home Magazine ior August, Isl.
Tho Belle Isabel. the C"nsprat"rs Of Cuba. a
story of the Green La"d and Blue Sea, by III.
| Clinton Darlington, Toe.
Budget of Fun for August. 6c.
Nick Max for August very amusing, To-.
Comic Bouquet for August, Toe.
Pickles, Il new Comic Monthly. 10.
The cheap edition of the Wayerly Novels, 2jc.
per volume.
All the Papers and Magazines Oh hand.
jy2.
4 RELIABLE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
N CALL AND SEE-Warrantcd To do a. good
work, aud les. liable to get oI rider than any
other Machne-The Wilcox Gihbs Pstent--and
in the opinion of the Judges of the late FAIR Of the
Franklin Institute, fills nearer the requirements Of
a Family Machine than any other. AMI their judg
ment is fully corruboratcd 10y all who have become
familiar with its merits. Price only SO.
y22 {. {. BERRY, - king-st.
FRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANS!
A LII. CANS made 10y stamped on the
"A top, Gregory Excelsior. Alexandria, Va.
Beware of an Interior Can. which is sold profess
ing to be made 10y me. All manufacture arc tried
before leaving the shop, and are warranted t" lie
tight. H. l. GREGORY,
jy22 Nos. lis l2o Hing street
TUST RECEIVED at GEO FRENCH'S Book
81 and Peri"djcai Depot.
Godey's Lady's Book Tor August, undoubtedly
the best Magazine for the Fashions published
price 23c
Also, Peterson and Arthurs Magazines for An
gust, price lSc. each. W.
A LCOHOL, CAMPHENE, Ethereal OIL. and
n Spirits Turpentine. received and for sale by
HENRY COOK & co,
iv 90 Sarepta Hall
A GRICULTURAL SALT-2,OO0 bush. Salt,
n for sale low, by [jy?el kNOA BRO:
TCE.-Hsying received the agency for the sale OF
i BOSTON ICE. AIN prepared to fill orders. or
sell on the most favorable terms.
jys NJ. ELDRIDGE. Union Wharf
HEGARs-l2, 900 "wids Awake" for sale ny
- js2s WM H. FowLE soN'
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WOOL AND sUMAC WANTED.

FINIiE subscrLcr- wish To purchase Wool Of The
| different grades, for which they will pay the
highest cash price.
W. al-o wish to purchase jOO tons prime 81
MAC With increased tariliie. for manufacturing
the article, We are enabled to give the very high
r,t price. Country storckcepers VIII" deal in the
arlicl. will do well to communicate with Us.
RAMSBU Ri EBERT.
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R1pLEy's FEMALE SEMINARY.

TINHE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION "f thi>
i Institution for BoaEpI>" aud DAY PrrLS.
will commence on Nonicg, September l2h
The Exercise, will lie conducted by the Prnri
pals. aided by competent Assistants III the Nari"u,
Departments.
e. For Circulars. containing terms, &C.. AL.
dress .. +. RIPLEY Principal.
jy 20-e"3t Alexandria. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

NvIRiilNIA:-At Rules held III the Clerk : ot
\ nee OF tn. County C"urt"f Alexandra C"'in
~. on the 18th day of June. lSJ9 James NJ
Francis. plaintiff. ". Charles Foster, Jr, George
= Euu.y and Francis o. Bowman, late partners
unL,r the firm name Ut ico. ;. Runey 4 Co., do
PENDANTS In Debt The object OF this suit Is I"
recover from the defendants the sum "t tw" hun
bred i,lars, with interest thereon from the sth
duy Of January, 1872. till paid, and t" attach The
estate of the said defendant 10 satisfy the sad
claim The defendants not having entered their
appearance aud given S,""riiy according I" me
act of Assembly AMI tha rules Of this Court, aud
il appearing hy satisfactory evidence tha' theS a'e
net nina b,iauts "i thi, Commonwealth - ~
.,.r.J that the said defendants appear here with
in one month after due publication OF this "r'ier.
and do what Is necessary is protect Their interest
in thi. ~uit and that copy OF t'iS order he forth
with inserted in some newspaper published ~ The
city Of Alexandria, once week Tor four success
,,ve weeks aud posted At the front door OF The
Court House q. this County.
4 c.ry-T-st.: L. H. BERRY, Clerk.
WArrLES. 70. ~ W."
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THON las 5. IA MIESO
MACHINIST and
IRON FOUN DER.
Corner Of Royal and Wilkes streets,

Corner Of Royal and Wilkes streets,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
Is prepared Ia execute orders Tor STATIoSrHr
i STEAM EsGNgs, BoILEus, Mill Gearing, shaft
ing, Puleys and Hangers, Tobacco Screw, Pumps,
Fans Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill Presses. Wrought
or Cast Railing, Columns aud Girders, Gas OF Water
Pipe, and Machinery Of every description. 5upe-
rior CASTINGS made ~ order AT short notice and
an reasonable terms. ap cot
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AMY ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER July
FOWLE & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
FERTILIZERS.
4 RE RECEIVING this season. direct from ne
"A Chi"rh" i,t""is. per ships 'Ccres." Ten
piemun.' silver Star" and Charles Ward
their supply of
NO. PERUVIAN GUAN0,
And are thus enabled 10 offer 10 their customers a
fresh article III new aud strong hagsius.
They also offer Tor sale
S0MBRERO GUANO.
The richest PHOSPHATE GUANO known.
Having accepted the Agency Tor the sale OF this
article III Washington. Georgetown, aud Acxan-
dra, full supply will always he kept On hand 80
Ii Is put up in bags aud barrels,
OF rho>phoric acid estimated equivalent Ia
phosphate "t lime II Is found Ia contain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

or or TAR A consumptive man in Ports
mouth, says the Norfolk Argus, who used
many remedies without relief, was advised u
take the oil of tar, and acted accordingly. He
WIS considered a perfectly hopeless case. but
the tar-oil cured him completely. He is now
hale and hearty.
We have heard Of other remarkable cures
by this simple and cheap remedy.
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Convention of Young Mems Christian Associa-

As stated Yesterday this body. which
WA. in session at Troy. \. u, last week. adj
iouIned um Saturday, to meet next year at
New Orleans. Previous to the Adjournment
the following resolutions were adopted:
|. That this convention reathrm the de-
cluratuns of the Richmond and Montreal
conventions, that we do not intend that this
institution shall take the highest place in our
affections, or the largest share in our la
hors, but that we hold this organization as
auxiliary to the dvinely appointed means OF
grace the church aud the preaching OF the
gospel" , n
.. That the Associations should IN al!
cases, carefully avoid in their enterprises.
ANYTHING that might Interfere with the du'
ties of members to their respective churches.
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PpuIr CANS, FRUIT CANS.

4 RTHrR'S SELF-SEALlNG CAN have
n stood the test of four years. lhI' l. The only
Can from which the whole top eau be removed.
For sale ut Arthur's prices.
Also the EXCELSIOR CANS manufactured by
IL. [. Gregory, and sold at his prizes. BY
jy ll-eo2m JOHN odDEH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

John MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT IA y
u will practice in the Courts Of "estm'relahd
Richmond, and Northumberland Counties. fo-
Ofics Rice's Store. Ws-tmorelsud C"un'r! W
dec 5-u
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,.ns TIE /. ). MAIL STAGE To
y trPPERVILLE MIDDLEBuEG.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. will leave
,irrens Mansion House every Tuesday. Thursday,
and Saturday, ., !! A. VI. Leave lpp.rrlllc
every sunday. Wednesday, ana Friday. NJ A. NJ,
aud Middleton. at i! 4. VI.
i. 3U--ntt HUGH LATHAM, Proprietor.
INOk SALE-My farm in fiuquicr county, con
Il tanning 10y recent survey, FOUR HUN
DRIED AND FORTY SIN ACRES aud ~ poles
rhi. land lies on the Rappaharn"tk river about d
quarter Ot Il mile irouI III" Orange and AIrxnudria
Railroad. aud IL Al excellent eighb"rhooi. There
-. are un II, = very convenient DIV ELLlNG
a:I Hot 81, Spariuu- barn. and other out house,.
all IN good repair. never failing spring oi pure
water. l. WITHIN forty yards of the house-ce- house,
AMI ice pond. near. The fields not in cultiya-
ton. are well pet IN grass. and taking into view its
close proximity 10 the Railroad, Post 0hce, Grit
Mill "a mile OIL and other advantages, this farm
may be safely recommended NJ very desirable
property Any Que wishing 10 Tho aid farm
will be shown it BY Mr.. II. T. Embry the place.
TeIns na'le known by JOHN ;. KNOX,
sp 30-sod Ats1a"dru, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

4 GENTLE Preacher ~ THE MORMON
T.nERS Salt Lake correspondent "i
the New York Times says
"The Rev. Mr.. vox, Episcopal Chaplain to
the army at Fort Laramie, preached IN the
Tabernacle Yesterday. Suck thingas per-
uniting Gentle to preach in the holy Ia
hernucle of the Saints" is something hith-
erto unknown in the history Of this people:
Such must now, and perhaps for ever. stand
unexplained. But Brighan's Kindness was
not abused, not a single word was uttered
that did not proceed from IL most charitable
heart and the saints listened to the preach
or during the service without receiving
single heterodox sentence 10 contaminate
their purity Not Il single allusion was
made to the teachings of Joe. Smith nor t."
the pecularities of the Mormon religlon.-
After Mr.. Nox had concluded, Heber &.
Kimball harangued awhile for the better ell
tertainment of the assembled crowd. The
services were ended 10y brief DISCOURSE from
Brigham Young, who spoke IN gentlemanly
manner
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A L M A N A c .
1859
1859.

III ;.., ,.,. Moons PHASES.
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NEW CROP TURNIP SEED,

Warranted Genuine.
RAISED By LANDRETHS. PHILADELPHIA,
Received aud for sale by
JN0. LEADBEATER 4 SON,
9TH mo l6-lw Stabler's Old Stand.
lNSEED OIL; Lewis Pure White Lead;
~ Chrome Green Chrome Yellow; American
Sermilli"n; Chinese dc" Zinc White; Boiled Lin
seed Oil and Putty, received and for sale by
J. LEADBEATER / son,
7th mo Is Stsbler's Old Stand.
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FRUIT CANS, FRUIT CANS.

EhUII CANo fhUII CANo,.
A LIZ CANS made 10y me are stamped on the
n top. "Gregory Excelsior. Alexandria, Va.
Beware of an Inferior Can. which Is sold profess
ing to be made 10y me. All manufacture alc tried
before leaving the shop, and are warranted t" he
tight. II. l. GREGORY,
jy 90 Nos. lis 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

GoDEY'S LApY'S BnoS. We have received
from Mr.. George f.. French, the August mum
her Of Gvdry's Lad y's Book, containing plates
and descriptions of the latest style OF dress,
&C.. with some interesting reading matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

On Thursday week there was n heavy show
rr of hail small IN extent, however, III ,inuney
Manor, in Warren county, which did consid-
cradle damage to the growing corn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22
NO. l PERUVIAN GUAN0,
S0MBRERo GUANO.

re thus enabled 10 offer to their customers a
article. III new and strong baSsins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

TUST RECEIVED at GEO FRENcH'S Book
81 aid Peri"djcai Depot,
Godey's Lady's Book Tor August, undoubtedly
the best Magazine for the Fashions published,
price 25c
Also, Peterson and Arthurs Magazines for An
gust, price lSc. each. y y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

John Ware native Of Frederick Slurg,
Va, WAS murdered near Tuhac, Arizona
Territory. ON the 18th ultimo, hy Mexrnns.
The deceased has II brother who Is IL pursrr
in the navy. and II brother teller Ola bank III
Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

PoLlcF Yesterday, officer Wardrr arrest
I'd David Manly, charged with severely cut
tinga negr" man, on Monday night last, in "A
house "n the upper end ui Duke street. lie
WAS examined before Justice Price. and com
United to Jail for trial at the next term Of the
County Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

CLOSING EXERCISES. The closing rxrrciS-
es ot 81. Johns Academy. took place yrster-
day afternoon, with great success, ut Liberty
Hail. before a large audience. The Mayor
distributed the premiums.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-22

CRY CorNciL-A meeting Of the City
Council was called on Wednesday night. but
no quorum being present, IN adjournment
took place, without tranear'lng any husI-
ness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAMILY pHyslC,

are SO composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely Withstand or eyade them.
lheir penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inyigorate every portion of the human organ.
Ism. correcting its diseased action. and restoring
Its healthy vitalities- As consequence of these
properties. the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy ut once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use In the following complaints Costire-
Hess, Heartburn, Headache arisi,a from dtx0rdoxed
StonaacA, Nausea, Inaigestion Pan ia and Morbid
Isacfoa Of the Bo,eels, Flatale,ey, Loss Of Appe-
f,te, Jnu,sdice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body obstruction
of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restora-
ton Of tone and strength to the system debitated
by disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-15
sass TRIMS OF ADVERTISING.
fTvuLyn LIHHs on LESS nAK. 4 SouAr-

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise SO.
Funeral Notices el 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rstes.
Advsrtisemsnta loaded and placed uAder the
head OF "Spccial Notices." doxble fAs ordinary
vstes. i a@s
Special Notices In the Local Colsmn % cents
per line. E5
Advertisements ordered on the tnsias sxslu-
sivsay IN the Dsiiys after the hrst two week !,
30 Per cent. mors than the above rates.
All fraasfssf stssysssem<nss mxsf - psSl fov
IN adSsscs. Taas rule will not be varied from
when the advertiser uses the weekly asons,
the price will be the same ~ in the Daily
Where the Daily and weekly are both sssd,
Is Per cent. will be deducted from the asgre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the ADVERTISE
pays so much for the space he Occupies, ths
changes being ehargsabis for the composition
only. This pian IL NOW generally sdsptsd.--
Our charge for changes win bs is esnts Per
square.
- In all cases where advertise ments are
discontinued before the expiration Of the year
or the time eontrasted for, they Will bs charged
up at our regular rates for the time actual
ly In.