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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-26
Dec. 4, Isas-d |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TO i @. Burhriagc, j Il. Robinson
NT0U aud each of yoa are hereby notified that
i there il now ON Gle In the othce OF cGlerA
Of the Distrie. Court for Lse County, Iowa, al
ksokuk O petition of Minerva L Walker, claim
ing Of you enc thousand dollars, and interest at
IL per cent from May ii 1887, upon protnissor,
note executed by you, payable 70 her order one
year from said dates also praying the foreclosure
Of mortgage executed By you 70 her ia secure
the payment Of said note, and two other netNsi
each for enc thousand dollars, upon lfty feei
Of front end Of LOT twelve, in block twenty
four, in the City Of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa
and that unless yua appear and answer thereto on
bef ore he I'd day of next ierm of said District
Court, 10 be holden at kcokuk on the FIRST Monday
dered agaiust you by default.
NOBLE d sTRoNo,
Dec. A. 1885, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
FIN0 STEPHEN q. BuKBkIDaE, William Il.
l Leteher and Ann Lateher his wife, and Mary
Powers. fou aud each Of yen hereby notified
that there is now en- fle in the ofhce Of the Clerk
of the Distrc Court Of Lce County, iowa at keo.
kuk, a petition Of Edwprd cichmHn and tHtha.
rina ). Welchman his wife, claiming OF sou the
sxis Burhridge the sum If Eve hundred dollars,
with interest Mt ten per cent, money due on
your promissory note To said c s. Welchman for
$500, due May 18th. 1855; and claiming from
each and all Of you the foreclosure Of u mortgage
made by said Burbridge to said c. s. Welchman
TO secure said note, with other netes net yet due.
da ted May 10, 1857, en tots and in bleak 1855,
Kcokak, Lee County, Iowa and that unless you
appear and answer said petition before she
morning Of the ID day Of noxi term Of said Court,
commencing ~ Keokuk on the Art Monday in Feb
raary, A. D. 1889, jadgmsntwiI be rendered
against yeu by default.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
ilec a ls5s-d AttsyS for Plaintiff
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fItO JOHN :. FOSTER: sir--fon are hereby no.
1 uhod that there Is now on file IN the office VI
the Clerk VI the district Court Of Lee County nj
otsuk, lows, the petition Of Susan Hoiiemn
claiming Of you the sani af thrty-ax rs 100 dol.
afs as eney due on pfunissory note nade BY
soa 70 her, dated July Z, 1858, due and payable Ii
QUE day after It's date, and unless you appear and
nhs~er " said petition before the morning oi
the second day ct the next term Il said court be-
gun and hoiaen Ga the first Monday of February
1863, Judgment will be rendered against yoh there
ON Tor the whole amount with interest snd costs.
CAAS. W. L0WRIE,
Dec. "a, iSas-d Atty for Plaintiff.
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A LARlE asssoetmsnt IL ~ Wsrd's
"A Butcher Knives just $1,000 &And for sale
Very low BY 3. ~ &HUCKKR.
nov&dAT1m s3
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Trustees safe.


M HERkAs, IA. Y. Mailer, by his Trust Deed,
w dated the 18TH day of June, A. ID. 1851, con-
veysd TO iiearge q, Dixon, as TRUSTED, the follow
ing lot, TO vii Lot number twenty, in Block D. in
addition To the City VI ktoknk, County If Leo
AMI State Of Iowa, In trust 10 secure the payment
IrOmissufy Isose, described In said Trust Deed
and Executed hy said Miller, for the sum II i've
hundred and twenty five 6t-lO0 dollars, and due
AZ the eighteenth dayot November, A. u. 1887,
Ard whereas said netc il now past ue and re-
anans anpaia, tneretore /, George G. Dixen, Trus-
Gee az aforesaid, will, at the request Of the holder
"a sad note sell the above described ot at public
yenane, according u the prusisipns Of said ID cd
Il Trust, to the highest bidder, fer cash, at til,
door u The Cenrt iieu*e, IN said City u he0kuk
OF the iath day Of February next, 1851, bstweei
tbc hours Of U'eioen A. NJ. aud o'clock =. NJ b
that day 10 satisfy said demand and interest, AM
tho casts 81 this trust.
GEO. G. DIXON, Trustee.
keok TX Jan. IL lb3o-ianlsd
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@ y AND TR u n r u AL X . a y
or CANADA.


@ y AND TR UNK RAIL "a y
or CANADA.
- DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC RouTE-1
1noA TEE WEST 70
B0st0M, Nesc York, and the Eastern States
Ws fAs MtcASeaw Csntvoi, Oreaf WesteYn,
02Se2ss.yeA Y,noni Central, s.1
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
visiting some Of the grsndsst and most Won
derfsl scenery In the world, including Toroste,
Nta0svs Faifs Hsspensssa BYtdge, Taovsand Isfdn4s
Raptds If the 81. Laurence, Qssbsr, Moavsai wade
ie~sfh), Lake Champiatn, Fails Of Morfmorsmei,
Hudson Riser, ETC., etc.
On and after Nay i. 1875. baggage viii BE-
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EN- lGM ANTS.
Passages may Be secured q the oboe OF the Com
psny in Chicago by sAflasa ships fFum London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Giasgow, Bristol, Huli,
Absrdeea and Montrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supenntends the removal Of
snigvants and baggags II Quebec fires Of charge.
Isrs from $50 70 1St 10 Chicago, including
cook Cd provisiops.
The Mammoth Steamship
Wat - An.
OF - 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
II under contract TO this Company for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the priaoipal towns i Esrops viii
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicaso for ali
points East, also for the Leviathan, Or Tor the N.
O s. b. Co.. ships, can b obtained at tho Once
| Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. SO Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk h. n. Co., Of Canada.
Dusralo ana Lake laursn RaiIrea1 !
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO rIA DETROIT
At the above oAlce tickets for New York, Boston,
and al the stations ON tho New York Erie and
New York Central Raiiroads can be obtained.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of b. D L. II. Railroad,
06cc No. 10 Dsarbon Street, Chicago.
| April ~, 't8-dly-c.n rs.
/
Sight Drafts ON London at dollars per ster-
| ling may DO obtained At the Office Of the Grand
] Trunk 4. K. Of Can ada, In Chicago.
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rIyo JOHN STANNus, simeon Haynes, Martha
l C. Stannus, Elisabeth \. Haynes Henry strong
and william + Althorp: There IL now 90 die ii
the Office If TIE District Court Of Lee County, Iowa
at keokuk, the petition q John Galloway clsip.
iug of John stannus and Simeon Haynes the san
Of $1,000 on their promssory notice. and against the
dcicndanta adecree foreclos,ng mortgage TO ss-
cure said netss WITH d prayer 10 that effect thar
| all equity and right Of redemption aud all dover
and all subsequently acquired interest be cut on
and barred, for q sale Il property. that the pur-
chaser have deed anu be put in possession ard for
genera selisf. upkss you appear and aas wcr said
petition on or before tho second day OF the Februa-
| ry term lls59l Of aa.d court, judgment and de-
cree vail be rendered Az prayed for.
RANKIN, MILLER \ EySTEH,
Doc. II, ls5o-d Plaintiff Att'ys.
/ fpo ANsoN l.. DEMINa ROBERT +. KoBB
| You are hereby notified that there IL now ON
file in the Office u the Clerk " the District Court
OF l.ee County, at keokuk, the petition Of o. ~.
/ Crane, claiming VI said Deming the sum Of Ave
thousand I've hundred and f.y dollars, with inter-
est, and claiming az both If you the foreclosure Of
mortgage on q 3-7 feet front on Main street Oh
the southsaaterly side of lotV block "a. VI the cit
~ -..a sale "a the Same for the payment
of the debt aforesaid.
And upless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day OF the next FsbrNory
term Of said Court, Judgment will be rendered
against you by default, according to the prayer d
, the Plaintiffs petition.
RANKIN. MILLER 4 EysTEg.
IL Att'ys for Plaintin.
: December %, Is68--doc2l
rNo JOHN 3. FOSTER sir--lou arc hereby n
tined that there liz now on Ale ~ the es6ce or III,
Clerk Of tho District Court Of Lee County IT 60
: kuk, Iowa, the petition Of Ann Mallory, claiming
4 If you thasum Of seventy ak and S-iOo do liar
& and the interest on the same from the llsh day /,
. Juiy, 1903, ~ money due on 3 promissory nat
i made BY you 10 her for that amount, dated Jul,
TN, 1858, due and payable in one day from sal,
date ana unless you appear ana answer ID ssid q,
titon On " before tho morning Of the second do,
4 Of the next term of said court bcgun and hoIle,
/ tbs drst Monday OF February, is8, judgment vii
!, b. rendered against you thereon You are furthe
your lands, goods, &c.
CuAs. w. L0WRIE.
| Nov. issS-dsczAd Atty for Plsiati1.
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I'm which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
LAYING Plank Side. Nalkx.
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OHkaBhAAI
Maisbyss HalStDsSrc Oysters.
DKfNG Agents for this celebrated brand Of Oys-
Dtsr, We shall always BE- 10 supply, and We shall
sell ct retail o. by tbs Gaze, low ~ any other
hrst class brand. Hotels, Balloons and Families car
always depend upon the rnEsRsEss, OF those oGsr
ed for sale by NJ.
KELLOGG 4 BIK6E.
dec2ldkw Nc. 1I9 Main. street.
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Two w. c. WELIssy q. A. Mason and - dray ca:
You are hereby notified that thore 10 now on
file N the oice Of tho Clerk II the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, at kcokuk, petition Of T. A.
Harrow. claiming Of Won the sum II two hundred
and lightly three and Is 100 dollars as money due
On account, and also asking nm attachment and nn-
less you appear and answer said petition on or be-
foie the tuesday after tho frst Monday in Fsirua-
~, 1879, judgment by Dyfauit will be had against
you. RANKIN, MILLER ESSTER,
pcc 81 IS5S-dIw Plaintiffs Att,ys
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NASHVILLE.
ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

NASHVILLE sND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD;
leaye Nashville at l0l, a. ~; and at s, p. m.
Arrive at I21 a. IN. and u p. m.
fi}ofh trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
TThe night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanOoga with the trains onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
Both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic read
Both trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the Shelbyvii,e branch
The day train from Nashville connects at Tul
lahOma with the train on the Mc1linnville anC
Manchester road.
THE day train from Nashville connects al
Decherd with trains the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and Fayetteville.l
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at = a. m. and 3 p m.
Arrive at , a. M, and g, p m.
LOUISVILLE ANB NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at ). a. m, and 2:25, p. IN. THE
morning rain carries the mail
Arrive ri l.. night and 4. p. IN 1.-THE evening
train brings the mail
EDGEFnID AND KENTUCKY RAILROADS:
Leave Nashville AZ ,, p. m.
Arrive at TO- q. m.
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RreadstuSFs and Provisions.

The Louisville Flour market is quote firm at s5.2Ja6 for
Superfne Wheat Sll0Gl for prime choice Red
and White and 59a5I
Cincinnati quoted firm S5095.I5 for Super.
fine and S. 2JG55O Extra Wheat Sli59l.l5 for Red
81 23I for White Of prime quality and Corn 46s with
ready market and holders generally asking higher figures.
In Baltimore the 9th Wheat closed with advancing ten
dency at I.SO9I White and 81 2O9l 30 for Rel
Cincinnati Gi-ete says of the Hog and Provision
tire 9Th:
The for hogs again much excited day,
further advance Of 2Ujc established ia prices The i'm
mediate Of this light receipts the arrivals for the
Il ding 1900 head The sales comprised
3UO head, at 81 4u6 and understood So IS
and in At however, there good hogs
be below So - End not at that holders having
mostly stepped aside for This is COMMENDED for with
goou dta Of lausiiity sellers If there is
If there shOr hogs
81 therefore, being short market they want
the highest price deficient supply will justify, and in this
unreasonable demand. Thus hold
reason they kely 10 their point The
cuip up Tuesday, G4 head There have been
40 On making total for the 1900. E
for the "a hours G,O1, shall
have the The receipts
responding year al i3 and the
lS57 I33sb Thus is the receipts his and in
about the Let how prices OF hO
provision compare. There
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-09

The Cincinnati Gazette of the 9th says:
There was the market for Eastern exchange
Yesterday demand only mojerata, and the feeling
heavy prem selling Baltimore bOu ht % to u
miuu-chi-ly at j. and New York and Philadelphia 4
prem. supply from tile quIrters light, but
receipts from bank sent home fer reiemp
ton last week
There are hills Offering, but little Eastern pa
per bling by provision dealers, owing to the fact that the
large prices has excluded seaboard dealers Mess
pork New YORK dy Gj while in this market il
brought 81 held here IOs, while it is selling in
New York vt branch Of business herefJre matters
working precisely they did last when the hog crop
chiefly e during the packing by Western Dealers
the supply exchange from hog products trOu IN
months, Of throwing large proportion OF it the
usual in ordinary times, in December and January
this things which likely, IL viii prevent
exchange going low December anticipated but
think 6istrbuon will long period as it
spring Of 1859 for the that bankers will not
carry s. ulaors they did last year Financial
haven't much in the future pork de ers exhibiting
present. % the contrary they regard the trade danger
they will found decedy odsh, if reDeTas
Uulu asked The bankers right The renewal bus
carried extensively last year. lade
themselves, aai ruined OF their
Of that paper has been kept alive by renew
the present time, AMI much OF it is still good iO-
iO1g a
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CANDIDATES.
Arr0RNEY GENERAI..

We sre auhorzedtO announce VIZ. g. BRIEN candidate
Attorney Generalof 9th Judicial Circuit embracing
countescf sumner Williamson and Davidson Election next
Nay. oc25 I'd
We are authorized to CARY A. HARRIS, OF Will
Hanson county, candidate for Attorney General the IN.
dea ccu composed Of thecouniies of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner 0ctlf-tds
Sumner as candidate for Attorney General Of this tile gh)
judicial Ccu ompOsed OF the williamson David
sen and Sanr1.
We are AUTHORIZED TO announce Jas. E. RAMS Esq, as
candidate the flee Of Attorney General Ninth
Circuit composed Of the counties williamson SUMNER
aad Davidson. Election in May. 1860
We authorized to s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county, candidate for Attorney General
Circuit. Election, May, 1se0.
Oct9, 59te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-09

The greatest Remedy in the worLl This cordial
Is DISTILLED frun a berry known ouy 10 myself and
chemically combined With y the most Valuable
medicinal ruots, lrrls and ks known 10 the mind
Of man, viz: Blood RuTT, BLasS RoOT, WILD
CHERRY BARK, YELLOW DcCK, BtSBELIuS : .RsAP-
AEiLLs. EEBEE FLowERs, with others, proadcing the
most iGtlfJu rrm-uy for the restoration Of health
ever known. Il il natures remedy, curing dis
ease 10y natural laws. When taken, its Influence Is
felt cuTsng through every vein Of the body, purify
ing AMI accsieratn.. TIM ciicuation Of the blood. 1t
neufra'i2es any hililus matteT in the stomach, aId
- l. - - - -. u -. -. :
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Fever and Ague.


nom which mankind suffer over large part of the
gooe, Is the consequence Of diseased action in the
system induced BY the poisonous masrn Of vegetable
decay his exhaation Is evolved BY the action Of solar
heat on wet SOIL and rises with the watery vapor from
It. Whlle the sun IS below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the earhs surface and the virus is taken
with through the lungs into the blood Thre It acts
as an irritating Posoa the internal viscera and ex
cretlng organs OF the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails to seerete not only this virus but also the bic
from the blood Both the virus and the bic accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys and the stomach
symDathze with the liver and become disordered also
FnSy the instinct Of our organism as if in an attempt
20 expel the noxOus Infusion Concentrates the whole
blood &C the body in the internal excreores to force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface and
rushes to the central organs with eongesve violence.
This is the CHILL But in this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes to the surface as if in another effort
to expe the irritating poison through that ether great
excretczythe skin. In this also it fails and the sys-
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or L1roxysms OF FEVER AND
AGUE Such constitutional disorder will of course un-
dermine the health If il is not removed
W. have labOrel 10 find and have fDund antidOte.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-09
DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR RRIYATE nHsRaNrs

NJ DR.. KING, formerly Of New Yerk. sor The LA,
Ek@~S four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and Who hss
devoted his attention to the treatment &c private FIR .
thirty years hatters HIMSELF having attended oa precto FOR
many years, and cured 20 many Thousands be sne eurs
all diseases Of private nature how nd they nav -
from Diudicious medical Treatments from neglect o. er
Dr. Kings DisPensary is No q Desderck street. between CherE
and the Square, where he all diseases prvate nature
GoSoRaEA cured without mscins faererenes
from business
sTRCTUEEs Of cid date, efectnaily cured In
days, ny operation Whehca1ss pain. Where structure
EXITS health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uRcermines The constitution 90 much
sTPHLs with ali the dseasas Of he Ekn grOEn out Of
lect OF bad treatment, seGectuay cured in tG ys,
SEMINAL WEAKNKss. particular attention having
this disease, aRd all growing Ont OF u, brought
an In many cases by destructive habits o. inconsats
Youths and excessive ndalgence o. he passions neglect %
which il unerins tlon, rendering The subject N
al FOR buspess or society, and causing premature old age
Females Be Aoo1g VIZ any aiiculy Of Tie womb
nav rest a..u7ed Of insmediate relief
abroad BY writing and stating ther sase VIA
~ = closed directed to Dr.. A, King Nc. q Deadsek street,
HssbviIe Tenn win have the neceay medicine
srs with necessary drec0ns Strict Oss
hour1 from 9o'cloek In The meEning unl in the sYsnin
NAYS. lsS0-d&zN
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Virginia Legislature.

RIcMoND, Va. Dec 7.-Governor Wise laid be-
fore the Legislature to-day l,tter from the Gov
ernof OF Ohio, in reply to one Of his. Governor
Chase says Ohio viii fulfil every Constitutional OBJ
legation to other mem5ers Of the Union but cannot
consent to the invasion Of her territory even for
the purpose Of pursuing and arresting fugitives
from justice
The Legislature unanimously passed resolutions
approving the sentence Of Cook and the other pris-
ers condemned at the Court at CharlestOwn and re-
fusing any interference with its judgment.
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see First md Fourth Pages

LIST OF UONIENTs;
FIRST PAGg.-speech Of Hon. WIN. Ew1NG, of Viii
Hanson county. delivered in the Tennessee House of
Representative. on the BIB for The Expulsion OF
Free Persons OF Color from this State Tennessee
Legislature House Proceedings.
ForRrH PAGE.-JoHN BRowN's Sympathlzers An
Ineligible Congressman; Senator SEWARD and The
Harper's Ferry Invasion; Senator SUMNER chosen a
member of the French Society Of Political Econo-
my; BARxUN's Last; Conservative Movement in
Philadelphia An Important Political Move
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROA

,,vo .,gb Passenger Trains Nashville and Lou
=,Ir. 7atiny close connections at Louisville for New
- Rs,n phiiade ula, Baltimore, Washington CITY, But
fao Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Cipcinnau 81 LOUIS An" s
First train leaves Nashville at NJ daily stopping at Celia
l REGULAR atoms .outh o. Lebanon Junction when gnaed
b dig. aud arriving IN Louisville at 500 NJ keturnlng'
in Nashville 1916 ? n.
second train leaves Nashville at 225 daily SUNDAYS ex
ccne stopping as Arst train ard arriving Ia louisville at
l. night Returning leaves Louisville at p NJ stopping
- above, and arriving Nashville st 1910 at night
"attln Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daly Nouu-
days eNeP. so Vi, stopping at regular stations wien
siEnal.ed ty flag ard arriving IN Gaatn at 6=l NJ he-
turning leaves Gallan NJ and arrives in nashville at
s:4J A. NJ.
JAMES :. GAMBLE, supt.
Al. FIELD, Gea'l. Ticket Ag't.
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LAW BOOKS.
30 HIN FOR x & CO.,
BOOK SELL ERS,
NASH VILE

Have lust received the following collection of
Law publications. u which they beg to invite the
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Aver's Ague Cure.

which neutralzes this maariOus poison in the blood,
and stimulates the liver expel it from the body As
It should, it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, ratler does
what is Of more service to those subject this Infection
If taken in expels cm the system as It is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from its
attacks keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it nc only cures, bur
protects FROM tie great variety Of affections which are
induced by this malignant influence, such Remittent
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague. Periodical
Peadache or Bilious Headache, Bilious Feyers Neu-
Talgia rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothaehe Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma Palpitations Painful Affections
OF the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie Paralysis, and Papfa
Affections ut the Stomach and Bowels, all Of which,
when arising from this cause, will be found 10 assume
more less the intermittent type. This "AeUR
CURB" removes the of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accompfshes by stimulating the excretories
to expe the virus from the system; and these organs
by degrees become habed to do this their office Of ther
own accord. Hence arises what term accmGtGtiOn.
Time may accomplish the end but often life is not
long enough, Is sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE " does il at once, and with safety. We
have great to believe this is well as
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which
caused BY the masmatc infection, than any other which
has been discovered and it has still another important
advantage the public, which is, that it is cheap
well good.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-09
GAIT HOUSE,
TOVISVEIlE, XIV,

yHyHE Projectors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad enlarged The Hotel double its
former car acity with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c.
pebble may rely that the Teearned reputation Of the
IloysE strictly r class HOTEL shall he maintained
Tins House conveniently located for rve East West
as Louisville office Of Jacksonville Railroad, having d.
rect railroad connections all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing United States Mail Lire Steamers for Incn-
natl and the East. within square OF the Eorl.
Baggage checked in the Calf House 10 all the principal
points North, East and West.
=. , Time from Louisville to New York 3s hours.