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aaEsSnImfinm

TEHtJE firm Of GRESHAM 4 HUFFAKER was this day dis
.olyed bv mutual consent, W. GRIsHAM having win
from tina concern business will still be continues
The ola stand bv the remaipng B. g. HufaE ana n
broters under the style and firm Of
Nth. oo,,hsr1., ,en-dIr X. G. HUFFAKER.
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Land for sale.

application be made time, will sell accom-
naodatiuE terms, Forty Acres OF Land three miles
IRON Cooperation limits, Mil Creek opposite Maj Con $
This beautiful locations in Davidson county
About the land timber, the balance IN cutvs
ton There are premises comfortable cabins and fine
young orchard Apply Ma Corr the plsce 70
.eIf far PARTICULARS. CHAS. X. WINSTON.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ETIsUING other Investments, We propose 70 sell
Nv Real Estate in Davidson county, a. follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
situated Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
,ud opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This is perhaps the commanding in hevCuity Of NASH
Vile desirable country residence The house W
he sold Y Is OF land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
Known as the Sims Tract, Smith Turnpike (olo
ebsnon road within ,hre miles Nashville containing O
rroa The good il is well tmbered and car
he divided small tracts q twenty and UPWARDS all OF
which admirably adapted for country market gar
8en1 and dairy farms Also, that
Beautiful. Farm
an sane road occupied By T. c. McCamphe formerly
ovusd BIZ Thos- Harding, containing about This
n IS need further description. 1t will
divided tOsut purchaser T. McCAmpbe will show
tbese places to any one who viii cali.
An the shove property will be sold reasonable terms and
an \ credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Amply 70 A.. v s. Lindsey, Nashville either the
A.r.iEude, THOS. G. McCAMPBELL,
SI miles from Nashville,
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
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RENEWABLE AT PLKAsHRs
One Square, ons year. s3QEach additional Square, 80
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, VIII be charged for the excess.
III TIE TEEKLT
ONE DOLLAR per squar the first and FRTT GEMS for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly, viii
be charged the full daily rates with onehA the weekly rates
added.
lnaa-
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Valuable Land for sale.


"a MCCLURE & CO., and n. MCCLURE, desire to sell
vi their valuable Tract 81 Land, CHER term Of coA1sr
ship having sxpredJ contaLing 500 ave hundred o.
which cleared, generally leve the remainder well
has several springs OF running water through each Held %
acres we'll with much in clover Ihs
land surpassed by In the csuny and we'll hdsP
% cultivation Of Cotton the raising Of Stoek Ie As
tive good orchards and good bading sites IN desirable
bohood lying the valley Of Robnsons FORK Creek IN oS
eounty, the road leading from Cornersyis 70 the L5hh
Depot, Ave miles from each point,
WIN be sOIa ON the Goth day Of October next
On the premises to to the highest bidder.
Terms.--One fourth cash when possession 10 gisen, -,
m.ipder on three annual payments, with interest," 80.
The said land either be divided into Two o. IN III
or sold in one. Persons wishing 10 purchase ~ a.. -
90 me- a. L an Aulnoii-su " 80 n MCCLURE.
i sale
| sentsmher n, Is60-tR, DDS
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On retiring the book business We return our sne
thanks for liberal patronage bestowed upon u.s. ah9
in recommending our young OF expe
Renee in and worthy in every way 70
Of the people N 4o1 w ~ Tp Z IN0R
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ETENsIDE's PgEE err WoNOSGAHEIA

NJ RYE WHISKY
.-,oNscIgNTIoUsLY distilled By M JAMES BURNSIDE,
N Aghauy County Pa in the old fashioned honest way,
49,, The horest Rye and in offered for sale until aapt
~ 10 wholesome BY age. II Is al the most paAtAbs
~ the pureS beverage in the reach Of the put
liz 20 the invalid those In health Il cOnanendB Itself Tor
h uprivAed qualities mulant Of the safes s1est, and
most benehcent description For sale In barrels, kegs &C sa
pat sp in cases Of one dozen bottles each.
CLERY & sTOGKDALE. PrOPristors,
32s walnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa
WM @. CONNER, Agent,
SOS Pennsy lvSnia Avenue, Washing on CRY y =
@. &R.N WHITE, Jr., Agents,
1T Al, Sd Cedar Street, New York
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U,uE conartpershp heretofore existing between WHEEER
SLOAN is this day ssolved by mutual consent and u u
"AA " L. D. WHEELER,
JAS J. SLOAN
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
gNNHE firm of KIRKPATRICK, HEVINS Co., was this
dav dissolved by mutual consent NJ kirkpatrick nav
Ing Withdrawn the The business will still % con-
lin ned at the stand by the remaining partners NeFns
Keith & Better, under the style and firm Of -.
Ne - NEYINS, KEITH co,
Nashville, Oct. 1, 1850.
In rs.iripV ftom the firm OF KIRKPATRICK, NEFlNS q
co ne return our sincere thanks fer the liberal patEouag De
slowed unon the house recommend successors land Tor
er psrners as worthy the continuance OF their patronage &c
iue' POI KIRKPATRICK,
20 In W KIRKPATRICK.
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mississippi River Plantation IOr
Sale.
xrauT , hslov Memphis In Arkansas, CONTAINING ssn1
X b5,e snd eighty scres two hundred ara my " suuE1
- - new Dwelling house, and all ne neeesEy hHsasss
4 Totton Plantation; hundred and nity aeres od
5S.5n~. arTs young Orchard, PEACHES ana epPes As
wishes will sell the growing crop on ne place. oa
@ m 80 or bales Of cotton, and nTe or x huhafe
| sls.-s - T,orz Give possession immsdiately
barrrei' oi O JAMES n. MERTWETHER,
] -. o. ,eo-dam MsnJhis Tenn.
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VKTE have sold entire interest IN the BOOK e
Nv tonary and Periodical Business No Union street. 70
Mr.. John Bagan and Mr.. John D. W Green, WHO wi"
nue the sane business place. under the sye OF
GREEN co. JOHNsON q A"0A NOA'
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Gbs 9asbblIIs Onion aaS 5mtritan.
bates Of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
N THE DAILY.
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Fine Stock Farms I'D PubIie saIe.

Fine Stock Farms AT uOAAc SsAAe'
OE Saturday, Gath November the undersgned' ne a9sn
Of Thomas McCance, Of Richmond, Virginia VII ssil
p1bic ale 10 tha the premises on ca o.
one and years for with approved security ana lieu 10
the land until the purchase money is paid
Seven Thousand Acres OF Land,
Known as the GIacock Lands lying in Warren county Tenn
s on each ofthe old stage road from 70 nsa
Vile within miles Of MehinnVs and seven wlss Oh nc
McMinuye and Manchester Railroad
These lands divided into in eighteen lots connn
from hundred eight hundred aeres are vel ana
ssr bv ssCharey's Creek through the lands,
apd twenty never falling springs Of excellent water.
Oneo The lots the handsome residence recsnty
ctei v Col George Gascock several o. the other lots
are iprovs The admirably adapted 70 the growing
n mail grain and the grapes and the raising Of stock and
s oppoTty Afforded persons DESTROYS Of engaging IN TIA
bushes IN Aesly delightful region OF country Titls
1 undoubted. Sep2l-tE,tdsl W. bhlAAuNs ABenA-
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Large sale Of Land and Negroes.

Large Sale Of Land and Negroes.
TgHHE undersigned wish to SELL At private sale, large and
estate in Arkansas, and about fifty Slaves, with
Mules and Stock ON the same -,
The tract contains hundred acres m good shape
~ Northerp DebS county, four miles from the
asaS liver Adjons the lands OF Bynum Foster Sherod
- 49,. Three hundred aud fifty acres cleared, and four
.5e1ed three years. CONNECTED with thin tract is the
E, noeT IN two hundred more, OF which one hun
i d cleared The place is known as
Floyd Smiths landing. .,--,....s n IN C.-o,;,,
.s Diy Two Of them forty OF age thirty four
onng ana likely men boys the balance young women.
MI RII will be the Plantation about the lO1h OF
rrnared D communicate prices, credit &C tart oil ln
/ PuiN"ase n0ue' VIM ANDERSON HILLS,
d. ROBERTS,
I D. A DAVIS,
Executors Of J. II. jenkins
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Manny's combined Reaper and
Mower,

Manny'S COmDlmed BeApeT anu
Mower,
HTITH WOODS lMPROVEmEnEss- Tai.
~ celebrated Haehne ecsVed the a Prem an Of GrArd
ar AEpAL as the estcOmbned Respng and Moving Machine
he great United States Agricultural Fair hsld a Lo1EVe
KT n sepembsr 1851 Ths trial "a BgrAeuHe1 hsu
York in July, where all the Hpal Machines IN the unel
states thoroughly td The committee made
through Marshal p Wilder President United States AgSuurs
Society, a Louisville, Ky.
Aso TIE SE4rd the best Reaper and a. hs De.
Mover before separate sommses appointed b the Press
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society," a. HashVs
In July 1857 Of the machines now in use 10 Tam
Numerous premiums and awards given this seaa
durnQ the last season, every Machinsin America
The above machines for sale by the 1zdersgaec
B. y. OHEATHAM,
General Agent tor the So Re.
VIsHER, WHssLBs OO.J
,.nO5Akveg Naahviiis. TEA
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silk, Beaver and Cashmere Hats
OF THE
BEST QUALITY AND LATEST STYLES
BENTk E VS..
Nor,b.Enst Corner of Cherry & Cedar Sts'

Fresh Arrivals.
lust RECEIVED BY RAIL ROAD DIRECT fhOA
III Baltimore and New York.
SO hhds SugsT-all grades;
$50 bbls refined Yellow Sugar;
100 bags Coffee
800 bags Rio Coffee;
% bags Old Gov. Java Coffee;
lOhlf chests Imperial and GunpowdrT Tea
50six ID boxes -
40 hlf chests Black Tea;
IS ibis New Mackerel;
50 cases Oysters;
100 boxes Fire Crackers;
I25 BroomSi
| 100 boxes German Matches;
100 boxes Virginia Tota ccoi
| SO boxes Ground Spices - 8, -.
which together with great variety Oh uoous ia Jul
line 10 the trade, very low for Cdsh , ,Do . IN
| ,s,f No. 80, South Market ST.
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land for sale.

Land for sale.
fh.uuderuignsd WI sci hisPisnts r1R%N
A ion called CAPTAJ WV, lTng % 1891
4L3A he noTth sids OF Cumberland River, $3.50
ksss =. tbyse mIesfrom the City ofNashEille- ~
llisI coptaIng about TsAree Aun- ~
kS Sred Acres. he viii sell It all -
-. - =. .-sn tracts or lots, 10 suit purchasers or
% a. s improved property in the city IL - o.
si .Iitv 81 soil veil Eatered about half Of
- e i,iSon and balance in Ans t7oer and Pas1afe'
Lln od dwelling houses, coed harn and stables, re-
apply 10 the undersgnsd OF 70 John d. James
sep2O-L - . $500
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T5yHE Board Of Directors Of the Nashville and
Rail Road Company have this day dsesres Ish ~ =
dividend OF three per cent, papshle on AM A1et
ne one OF 'he Ar'u " A. GLEAVEs. see'y Tr'r.
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EDWARDS, HARRIS a co.

EDWAhD5I VILhHNoUN u OOJ
TWILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
Wv Commission business at the old stand corner Coege ana
Church streets. JuyiS-u
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A. INV receiving my Fall Stock of PsnOfOrtes from the
Eolounv factories which will be the largest ever ousG IN
te city steinway Sons, A. H Gale Co. Haynes
s,Iaton brothers. VIM Kaube & Co.. Peters and WEBB, bsn
4 Rrsdurry and soebeer Schmidt all Of Ehien VIII De
A. mail advance on for cash negotiable paper Al @
d opaIar music uct received together with
VenS Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &c aer PT
come to me-" at number 49, JAS A. A0"N
septl6-i
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Will continue the business the old stand, No 40 south MAI
et Street where will be pleased to see his enGs
and offer them Seasonsbe stock OF Dry ooe1
RootS Shoes Hats Ready Made Clothing and otner sce
usually kept in Dry Goods Store liberal share o.
snectfv solicited Great bargains will Be offered Tor cs
oopntry Jeans Lnsey, Socks Rags, Feathers &C. taken W %
change for goods. L. ~
60-dI
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MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS US MAIL
PACKET LIN e!
| The Splendid Boats of this new Line viii
leave Memphis and N. o as heretofore
! ON MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND FklDA1o'
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IFBoR FIVE DOLLARS If yeu do not desire to spend
larger sum- publish your Gard in Direetory stye
given below and in choice position columns, for
year, for FIvE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE.
sample:
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~ROUND and tnground.
eT CORN-GPund and ungronnd' o. 49,
SSuEAT-GroIpd and unETound. Ground Oats, Corn, AM
Ran mixed rea variety Of sod for and beast for sal
- he BTasdravMilIs D D. DIoKEY, Agent.
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s. Orix imAl Notice.
TO MARY ANN CRAIG, Richard Craig and John
d Winthrops
VOU are hereby netifed that there is now
l. On fle in the Clerks Once Of the District
Court OF Lee County, lows, at keokuk the petition
OF samuel r. VOORHEES, ctsiinins OK you the fore
closure Of = mortgage executed by the said Mary
Ann Craig on the following real estate situate in
Lee county, iowa, to-wit: Twenty Eve f26l feet Of
of lOt twelve tl2) in block one hundred and fifty
six ti601, in the City II Keoknk, and bounded n
follows comm eDcing at point the essterly line
Of ssad lot twelve twenty-five feet from the alIey
in said block thence along sail easterly line and in
southerly direction twenty Ave easy feet; thence
ii westerly direction parallel with Blondsau
street ffty TO- feet: thence in norihery direc-
tion along the line Of said lot twelve twenty i've
feet; twence In eastsriy direction fifty t5ol feet
to the place Of beginning. And claiming also, mn
der said mortgage, jnagmeD, or decree against
the said Richard Craig snd Mary Ann Craig for
the sum OF four hundred dollars with ten per cent.
per anuum interest thereof from the 9th day of
june, lSb7, and praying also for sale If said
property, and aiso Tor general relief.
Now, therefore, unless You appear and answer
said petition or before the second day Of the
next term Of said Court 10 be at keokuk holden,
judgment will be reniered against yeu thereon.
THOMAS M. GREGORY,
n Solicitor for Petitioner.
February 10, lS60-dfm
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original nssace.


TO DANIEL s. FORhESTER:
N0u are hereby Noticed that there Ia now ON Gle
l. In the Clerks Office OF the District Court of
Lee County. Iowa, mt Rsoknk, q petition of
samuel II. Suorhies claiming of you the foreclosure
OF ainorgage on the following real tate, situate
in Lee ooItty, Iowa, to Wit Part Of let's seven IN
and eight ts In block hundred and seventy ~one
tl7il, in the City Vt keokuk, bounded a. follows,
to-wit: commencing at point ON the westerly line
Vt said lot seven t7l nuoty-eight 1881 feet from
BasK street, thence in northerly direction along
the line OF said lot seven forty two feet TO the
alley; thence along the sonthery line of said alley
and Ia IN easteriy direction ninety 900 fest; thence
In southery direction parallel TO twelfth street
forty-twolf1 feet; thence in westerly direction
parallel With AAnk street ninety l9e) feet, TO the
place CT beginning. And claiming also, under said
mortgage, decree or Judgment for sis hundred
and fifty dollars, with ten per cent. Per annum In
teres tAereon from February 2lst, 1857, and pray
ing also for general rslisf.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition before tho I'd day Of next term
Of said Court to DO at Keokuk holden, judg-
nent will be rendered aeninst you thereon.
THOMAS M. GREGORY,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Fab 1nfh IcEn.dIua
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90 vi sa ERGI1l..

DAILY aArE Csrr ovrcr,
- wr 80 Ksakuk 70. I3th II
RL0uR--supsrnns, u 80 ~SpAAx vAsat, a.
ira, - 10 Fall wheat, sxira, - % to$3 IS.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1850 so per 90.
fnKN-so 10 83-duI.
BAELEY-spring, 4oa4z. Fall. eoa7se.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall $lAI i Is;
Spring soa&io5. -
oATS-33 to 81, daIl.
KYE-b5a6oc in good demand.
POTATOES 80 10 SIS by the load re.ai, 40 10 SO
dROcERIES-New Orleans Sugar, fair eaea.
prime S2aloa, eiari6sd loalol, crushed and Loaf
t. Is. hoiassss--Plantstion 80 10 800, 8. n. s.
TO %, Golden Syrup, 81 to GOO. coaes--Rio 10
to ls1. Java Istc ice. Laguyra, TO IA. Rise, et0
eic. aa @
soAP--palm eAc, Family SIC.
cARDLES--star is 10 "a, stsarins Is, Mould
12is summer pressed, n
LARD--ei TO Ioj retail I1ac.
BuTTER--choics III to rs retail rs to 10.
HIDEs-Dry IL to LII; green, 8 green sheep
psits 40 to 7sc; green bog skins ~.
HAY-Prairie $bi to 81, Timothy and nungs-
rian, t7as7l; Balsd do. ~ to SO; Retail, sI2.
bEEDs---H ungariaa 0rass, Is to 10 cents
&A11&AyB % - W a ~ EtAx Seed Tom6Uf
suNDkIES-onions, So TO ~; Eggs, 10.
Feathers, sec to she White Deans, roc toso.
FRuIT-areen apples, choice, 50 10 per Dbl.
Dried apples. 90 70 2 90 per bush Dried peaches
- 90 TO s ~; Rsisins, s. 50 to 4 90.
CHERSE-W. h ii to LII Denmark . to TO-
PRoyISioNS-Hsms ieto III Shoulders N TO Q;
clear sides no 10 IL.
BEEF AsAc gross; 10 to Sc per quarter.
sHEEp-$7 50 TO - 80 n head.
H0GS.--Drssssd, - 90 TO 50 90.
sALI-a. A, ~ 90 per sack KanawAa, q 70
s3so per bbi.i LiverpoCi, s125 Per sack. Lake
81 3sA2 10 v kbi.
FfsH--Msckerel, No. $50 to SCI u bbl; No..
= SIS to SIS No. ti7tosis. White, No. i IS 10
to S. ~ Y haf hbl. Cod Fhh 5to6Pn.
ExcsAaax.--On New York for currency ~ psr
cent for gold per cont. St. Louis per cent.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutraiizes this malarious poison in the
blooa, and stimulates the liver to expe IL from the
bod. As it should, so II does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And il does more,
r.ther daes what is of service 20 those sub
ject to TINS infection II taken in season 1t expels
1t from the system it is absorbed ard thus keeps
t.iase vino it free from its attacks keeps the
system IN health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, bat protects from,
che great variety of affections which are induced
bT this malignant influence, such AZ Kemittent
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Agre,
Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache Bilious
Fevers. Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Guut Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma Palpita-
tions, Painful Affections Of the Spleen Mysteries
Collie, Paralysis and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising
from this cause will be found to assume more or
less the Intermittent type. This AGuE CuRE ="
removes the cause Of these arrangements and cures
the disease
This IL aceomplishcs by stimulating the cxcre-
tories to evpel the virus from the system. and
these organs by degrees become habited 10 do this
their office Of their OWL accord Hence arises what
we term accinaatdtion Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough or il
sacrificed in the attempt. willie this AGUE CuRR
does 1t at once, ard with safety. We have great
reason 70 believe this IL surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the minsmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered and ii has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, that
IL is cheap as well good.
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Ds, SMITHS" Electric or cures Deafness.
On. SMITH d "Eieetric oil"curss Paralysis.
DR. SMITHS Electric OIL cures Rheumatism.
Ds- SMITH q Electric Oilo csras Asthma.
Da. SMITHS Electric oii'' cures Headache.
DE- sMITH 8 3Elsctric Or. eures Piles.
AugIgi
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Having jnsa returned from New aork, the pub
lie arc invited TO examine my new anu select stock
of Watches, Jeweiry. Silver Ware, &c. have re-
ceiyod large assortment Of coan Silver Ware;
also, full supply Of Mortsn's Premium Gold
Pens, the reputation Of which needs no comment.
SPECTACLES.
Pebble and Periseopic Glaases fitted TO old bows
n short notice. Spoctasles selected to suit every
condition Ct sisht. Ny goods ~il be sold at prices
that will DEFY corpstition, quality considered.
N. Blair Ornaments and goods of every des
cription made up 10 order. so t#s ~-&@~4
Watches, clocks, ycwsry and Musical Instru-
meD,s repaired in the bss manner, and warranted.
Oct. 81, '5g~dIw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

McLEAk's srREsGrHExIsGC oEprAL.--This inval-
liable compound, We are glsd 70 know, HISS become
the NEST popular remedy In the United states.--
Nearly every family keeps II on hand. They end
IL saves physieians' bills. small quantity given
in seaSoa viii ward OF fss sra,s or any prevalent
disease. Bee adyeriissment in another eoluma.
finnl6dkwimI
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&A-lf Jon are sick, the probability Ia that the
root of your suffering 10 in the stomach. Prem .
weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Agas, Langaor,
Nsusex, and legion Of other tormsnting diseases.
Indigestion produces thin blood, and therefore de
stroys the strength and vgor Of the entlrs sysssm
10 restore the tone OF the sto mach, and enable Ii
70 throw Of and dismiss forever ell these trouble
some snd dangerous complaints, nothing 10 neces-
BAT perssvering uss OF DIR. j. Hostetler's Cole
bratsd Stomach Bisters. trial OF their power
cannot fail to prove that there is failure In their
sedAtive effects. We chssrsally recommend the "a
to the public, knowing, do, their IN any good
qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally,
sverywners.
Sold by r. aiBsoss, A. J. WILKINSON, BAKrLErr,
KAYE 4 Co., ard ]. BRADKs.
Feb IT, 'S1-dkw
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1.-THE Fort Madison PIaindealsr don't
understand the patriotic significance Of the
mans, "Biue Hens Chi cken." prescribe
for II dose OF revolutionary history.
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AANTEn.

WANTED.
A GIRLto do homework in small family
"A None need apply who cannot come well recon-
'mendcd. Apply u the Law Offceof
LOWKIE MILLER,
ianlQdtf ThiFdst.
EuYIHk STONES.--Scythe Stones, OF different
~ kinds i'm quantities 20 suit.
paylo A'&6 g.. W.kH. TUCKuR.
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LOST.
RETWEEN the resdsnce If u. Raplee, on Blon-
u ds&n-st. aud J, w. Johpson's on 5th st., a 6ne
Gold Lockel Of medium size, with ourai DC Adx A.
tachsd when lost. ANY person delivering the same
II this oEecy o. At u hapises Meslsfn Bakery,
will be literally rewarded. II. kAPLEE.
kebld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-13
The prayer or ahe Rabbi,

A correspondent Of the N. Y. Tribune,
writing on the day of ths election Of SPEAK
or says:
Fer eight weeks, the daily sessions Of the
Hoase have been opened by prayer from :
Christian minister. This morning ito pro-
ceedings Rers introduced by an invocasion to
the God Of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, from
the lips OF jewish Rabbi, clothed 10 the
gorgeous habiiiments Of the Hebrew priest
hood. He fervensly prayed that the House
OF Representatives, might this day elect :
man TO preside over them. An irreverens
spectator when the result OF the ballot vas
known, said il was evident that the Jewish
dispeasasion had more influence over that
crowd than tho Christian.