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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-06
OF THE GREAT CITIES.

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W. the sndsrsignea MAYORS, hereby certify
That the Dsuggsts pot hscsriss and Physisiaas Oh
COR several catiss have signed document Of ~
suranee % u 4at the remsdiss Of DR.. j. G. AVER
Cos. of lowell, AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
PILLS, AoUE CURE, and CHERRY PICTORIAL
hare been found TO be medicines Of great excellence
and worthy the confidence Of the community.
HON. JAMES Coog,
Mayor OF Lowell.
HON. ALBIg BEARD,
Mayor of Nashua, N. III.
NON. II. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor OF Manchester, n. II.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor Of concord, n. Ii.
HON. A. H BULLOCK,
Mayor OF Worcester, Mass.
HON. NATHgI sILsBEE,
Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
NON. Y. w. LINCOLN,
Mayor OF Boston, Mass.
Nun W. "a HUFFMAN,
Mayor OF Providence, Z. /.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor Of Norwich, CT.
HON. J. N. HARRIS,
Mayor OF New London, CT.
HON. CHAS. 8. DJDIER,
Mayor of Montreal, g. e.
HON. D. r. TiEMAN,
Mayor Of New York City.
HON. H. M. KINsTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, q. W..
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of Toronto, 9. w.
HON. r. NJ. BISHOP,
Mayor OF Cincinnati, o.
HON. /. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of Louisville, KY.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor Of Lyons, Iowa.
AoN. JAS. McpEETEgs,
Mayor Of Bowmanville, G.. w.
HON. JAS. W. NORTH,
Mayor Of Augusta, Me.
HON HENRY COOPER, JR,
Mayor Of Hallowell, Me.
HON. JAS. S. BECK,
Mayor of Frederiekton, N. B.
HON. WILLARD EYE,
Mayor Of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. j. G. BLAIsDELL,
Mayor of Fall River, Mass.
HON. w. II. CRAHsT0E,
Mayor Of Newport, r. /.
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor of Galena, Ill.
non. JOHN aoDsDEN,
Mayor Of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. THos. cRUTcHRIELp,
Mayor of Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. r. d. BAUsH,
Mayor OF Memphis, Tenn.
NON. HERMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
HON. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor Of Racine, Wis.
hon. A. FAIR,
Mayor Of Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN G. HAIHEs,
Mayor OF Chicago, Ill.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
NON. w. HoLYBAD,
Mayor Of Columbus, Ga.
HON. THos. FRENCH,
Mayor of Burlington, Iowa.
HON. WIN. LEIGHTON,
Ex-Mayor of Ksokuk, Iowa.
Certify that the resident Druggists have assure
Certify that the resident. Druggists have assur.
Certify that the resident Druggists have assure
| them
/ AYERS SARSAPARILLA
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
AYERS sARSAPARILLA
Is m excellent remedy. and worthy The conGdsn
OF the community.
L. an excellent remedy and worthy the conadsn
OF the community.
La an excellent remedy, and worthy the conhdsu
Of the community.
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PEARL
TOOTH POWDER.


For sale Mt my DE nsal 10 pom !,
Corner Of Bird and M ain Streets, Keokuk.
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markess-Reported Ey Telegraph.

oswBeo Aug 49, 6p FLouR dnu at s5 25 for extra State
and sc rs for fsvore double extra City brands WHEAT Ia
good demand, chiefly for milling a,es 5000 bush Chicago
Spring No to arrive at III there very little new Of
description the spot CORN N good demands sales 10 O0
bush Toledo at 5Sc Other Grains quiet CANAL REl6HTs
finn al Doc on Flour &c Wheat 8c Corn 10 New York
LAKE, 500 bush Wheat 200 bnsh Corn CANAL
ExPoRTs-l25 bbl. Flour, AO0 bush. Whest $1,000 bush
Corn
BupRAIO Aug l6 p. m.-FL0UR quiet and unchanged
WaRIr opned with GOOD demsnd but closed less active and
tss firm; sales $1,000 bush at o. O9G 81 10 for Red Ohio
O for White do Cos steady sales Is 900 bush at 500 5lc
OAR nominal at FREIeHTs steady at tc on Flour
15c on Wheat 12ics Corn LAKE EXPORTS; 300 bbls
Flour 600 bush Whest "a 900 bush Corn CANAL EXPORTS
200 bbs Flour &C. 600 busk Whest, ~ 600 bush Corn
CHICAGO, Aug 10. 6p m--FLoUR quiet. WHEAT hrm and
advanced &C. sales 76OOO bush at stae2c for No Spring
CoBH dull and 2c lower sales 5000 BUSH at 40ditc In
store Oar. steady at I9c REoEIPIs 900 b6s Flopr IL 600
bush Wheat 81 60 bush Corn. SHIPMENTS 200 bbs flour
1890 bush Wheat 10 so bush Corn FREIGHrs ale higher
sghT EXCHANGE on kewYork TAI cent premium. ~
Ngw-OhLRAss Aug. m-COTTON firm SuGAR firm a y dsc
for fair 70 fully fair MoLssHs dull 26d2Sc Flour iet at
% $3.50 % for supeThne Pork firm at S2 TOBACCO hm
Lugs DC. LARD In kegs lac. FREIeHr and EXCHANGE I'M
altered.
CIS0IsSArI, Aug l6-FLouR unchanged. WHISKY 10 good
demand at lic hks PORK fls So BACON quiet and nothing
doing MOsEY in good demand 0G2 per cent Sikh Ex
change On New-YoI stssdy, Of; PEI cent PreiuipG.
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ADLEM-In this city, Wednesday. luru,, IS A. h..>
consumption, joseph Adlem ssed ~ yesrs - " f"s
BAKER-on wednssas, evening. ANGUS, Is A..o, r.. .
The friends ssd relative. q the family a.. r.....suv .
attend the feosra from his rs.Seocs No. q, ysnssS
street w y,hss r .asTs on Friday ih p "a.
eldest Daughter y Henry md f&. INC sasS s ~, "a
years. III. ft ia . ..'f
CLARK-At Staten Island, Apguse H. ceos~ues seco.s.
only daughter of Doctor j. o. Clark aged years. months
The relatives and friends Of the fairly are invited "a
attend the funeral wbou. further notice, tie redsnce
Of her parents near Fscsoyyle, on Friday afternoon,
cRow-In this city on wednesday August Is Ms.sh. AIMEE
Crow youngest daughter Of Mary Jane and james Crow ssd
nis91 . s.S.y An e "a @
The 1 S end 4s s @ esii$ s
street Friday morning August H. at 10 O'Clock wita03
on Of 'e On and Hsis, g. ssS nsn: nd
his fathers residence No aas West Iheth street, This Fri.
JACKSON ws,.ches,er. on Wednesday August IS.
benjamin A. Jackson son Of tine Rev. D. Jackson D. De
The febds Of the family invited % ssssnd his funeral s
friday afternoon O'Clock, at st. Peters Church, wese
KosTER-on Thursday Angus, IT, Of cOnsumpti0& Bernard
Tx k fssys. and s1 esS Of the family and Sandy
Hook pilots cfuy invited attend The fanes f5oa
hi. a s,dnSs D. on saSas, ssrnoon & O'Clock
MAsoN-On Thursday, August E John Mason In the 6Sth
year OF BIZ age. .U.n.
Notice Of funeral tomorrow
OAKLEY-On Wednesday, Angus. IS, Richard A. Oakley Ia
the altt year Of his age. 80.
The friends of the family requested TO attend the funeral
services the Church Of the lncanation corner Of Madison
avenue ard Twenty eighth street. friday the 18th nst At
O'Clock D. NJ. wi hout further invitation. fi -
pETCH-At East Chester Nsw-Yort Wednesday August
IS after short Illness james M Petch aged 81 years and
months
PRATT-n Brooklyn Tuesday, August H. Absa)om Patts
native Of Pymtree Deyonshe England in the bsth yest
of his age.
RENWICK-At Mount Prospect Central Park Wednesday,
August IS Allan Dudley the only child OF Alexander and
Annie Renwick aged IA months.
sPENCFR-On Wednesday morning August IS, IN the I'D
year his John M Spencer eldest son Of the late hsH
lch,bod 3. Spencer.
The fr nds Of family respectfully invited 70 attend hA
street Brooklyn the ,eraooa Of Friday the 18th Inst At
O'Clock.
TAPPEN-On Wednesday, August Is George Litts]l, sod
of Frederick D. and Sarah A. Tsppen aged years and
months
attend thu funeral Friday the 18th t ct ~ O'Clock o.
street.
VAN BUsKIRK-At sapleton Staten Island "Wednesday.
Augut 49, sitter along illness Mrs Urca Brinkehoa, wife Of
John Van Busbirk aged e6 years
WHITMORE-In New Brunswick Eew-Jersey, Wedges
day. August Is Nellie Adams, only daughter Of George tnd
Emily e. Whitnore aged year and months.
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MARRIED..

BEDYORD-vAN NOsDTH--Or wednesasy, Acrpssr Is a
the residence Of the BRIDES father Ia this cay, ~ Ne R.z
Charles Whitehead p WenSoyer sedford 70 Corssh. G..
seond daughter o. Themss Van Norden, eco az New
York.
FARnER-NEIILIn this ciry, "Wednesday, lagpst Is.
~ the Rev Edwin r. Cook William, eldest sca OF William
eesrtost es9 Canada, for asriy o. sutton 8sddock,
Snrrphre, Fngatd % Mary r., only dsoghtr Of James
I'm ssq Of hsw.fsrk, formerly Of Bangor County Down,
ohEEN-I YVEREA the residence Of the brides mother.
Sn lnaness Aesest Is. BY the Rev WiI1iam 4cAlsseF,
New-York City. - :" .''' = ~s'S'~
H9DGtIcOCKIn this ei,y on Monday Auru,< "a Ay the
Rev m bsash A A. Hodge Of savssnsh 0eossia tor.
Icy 81 oisF'w, scotland 70 Mis- csenns Coof II 6ea.
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Arrived.

Steamship Yorktown Parrish Richmond &C., mdse and Pass.
Ship Forrest City Asworthy Neworlean, "a days. cotton to
Ship John Fyfe Pember Glasgow July IT, mde to Dunbar,
B1 Rssec.s rlS%pS RE ans5o Spy coffee K
men brig Marie, bound east.
Gibraltar July fruit Yates Porterheid CO. July ii,
lat q 70 lon 50 passed vessel bottom up Has had e.as
spoke Tiass ns G 'n
s e. hS' Es Da n pta cs
Brgwebster Kelly tOf BqcksPOr Hesg,n Humseoa. r.
brig Mary Hamilton, EdgertOn ApaachcOla 10 dAy csOn "a
Brig Aladdin tsf wiscas'e shortwc Lnsan C. 10 days.
Brig Polsus Collins Cumberland HarbOr Cubs. 1. a.y, So.
Brig Catherine Rogers, Tibbe Bangor days lumber to jed
hg Martha s Jane Br) corbe Five Islands. N S. "a days
Brig Mary FaIrow coombs Elzabsthpot for Boston, coal
scbI pssy Py ESs.o Sb9 q, B2 Rtn coal
,o sGs Msehsstsr Sf P,SsSdsase Calves.
schr Lebanon, Winthrop, Calais days lahs TO Simpson 6
sehI A. Heath, wiiism' New Haven, bound to Phadel.
schr snow DriA Snow, Beverly, qdsy.
sehr SoIipr -, A., Jones, Beverly days
sehr Roa@an Price h Os s@ Philadelphia.
sehr Oscar !. Hsw!ey, Smith F.I liver days
scbr stephen Waterman bowman Pswtaeiet for RoudOu.
SehI' 5 A Eseonsr, smith Fsll River days
s Ss EH PG ssr Ss
seaI SS,den Red Connery Portsmouth n H. days f'a,
schr. Nelson Harry, Chase Boston for Albany, mdse
schr " W BIS,Isrd BSsdi;eh Portland, days
sehr Empire state Atwood Chatham days, In ballast: Ia
Steamer DssSge Johnson Phiadepha and Cape May mase.
Isaaa
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......Ars. 49,
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamships (Br Hockey, Liverpool, E. Cos
nard Great Es.ern (Br), Hall, Milford Haven Grnnel Min
turn Co.
Ships eergisna, Salte New Orleans Robson FesdckS
Christina, Mons London GIinnel, Mintum Co.. Modern
Times, vii Jams, Bristol Z. s. Jarvis & Co.
BarkEJubisum Knny, Bremen, Ruger Bros Johanna Elise,
Wiborg London, vonsepht, Schminsky Co. j. w Anders
son. French EizsbethpoTt, Walsh, Carver Chsse
Bigs-Booner, Fowler, ST. Johns Gomez, Wallace Co
Cygnet (Br Smith Halifax, A. Smithers Co Nyssa (Br ~
Campbell Halifax Snithers Co Prentiss, Hosbs Ella.
port Walsh. Carver Chase.
Schooners-Express Dickens Wareham master; Plymouth
Rock Norris Boston Dayton Co.; volunteer, Brown New.
burypot Miller Houghton; Ida Howes Philadelphia Me-
CreSdy Mott Co B. Watson Tfton Havana l. B. eager;
John Walker Faren Richmond Van Brunt Saght; Eaima.
Johnson, Londonderry, III j. c. A. Dewof n. Din Dill.
Truro, j Whitney.
sloop Blackstone Allen Providence, master
Barge-Adventurer Sweak, Philadelphia J. w. Mckee.
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Hun. Bell Elector from Logsians' had e. ySrg
,n5d reception at the Continental aissr wD tc
~ delivered from the balcony long speech - s'o
crowd Of listeners which the breaking COW" :. even
A wheebarrow viii collect AZ very sD.rt ncWee IN
chsatnnt street. Those who were r. 9dget about
,ss Union went home afterward feeling good deal
better. hope they may feel no worse in No
yember. .,.t ..L,s. .s.fs frHH
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BY Telegraph

HAMPTON ROADS Aug ia large num'e' VI 'e' "''e
put In here owing very stormy wesths ro,, N..,
BALTIMORE Aug. l6-An. brig nomanss, nvui Nsssaos
She aied rom KINGSTON July Lea bgs Mary and Means
for Now.YoIk spoas % INST On mag s snoVnsr
John A. MiiAus from lnasua of pa'''' "i'" 's''' S
Annette. condemned Al, p.l..... p.,.a. mani.
BOSTON Aug l6-An ship hocne''ss rsun, irSPa.s
Cape Cod steamer Chesapeake, noo, Nswfok '~ rofSAnd
also ,hlp Calender, isea Bangor, Wales
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Passengers sailed

In seamsh;p 4utralasian for Lrepo-Jensthan J5tes,
Mobiles Mr. and Mrs Reeve, Ens Josiah Fraser pa.
Miss Donney do A. Manywesther. Michigan w. Pnchsfd.
y; L. Myers Beiini Jas. Williamson Giasgow Erands
Donnely New. Haven; Rev Cbas l.. Balch Alfred Wysa,
Troy j. Henderson Ireland Mr. and Mrs ChS 6n.p, AZ
anta Ca Ed Reper Cincinnati Master WA Maynard Gas
Hoboen; Mrs Joyce and child Nassau o. Smith, Rio J
NERO, and 80 IN steerage.
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d KmaAII No North Main street. our Agsn. for the sss
Vi Tvs TxlsuSx IN pxovipNcx.
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hISIATuRH ALMANAC.
sun-Rises.. 5;l2 Sets s:5T MoonRisss. 7l1
HIGH wkTRR THIS DAY. - = -
Sandy Hock... $40 Gov IsAnd... 500 Hell II
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Passengers Arrived
In skp John Ffe from Gtasgov-John w. Wright lady sna
four children Of Scotland
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Rirbmnnd gispatrb.


RrasrAx Po&rcr II Euaors- Imre ,fas
s<m,.oNesas Declaration. There IL in the In.
yalide Russs an arucle upon the interview at
warsaw, which, coming from 80 important an
organ OF tho Russian government, demands
special attention.
The writer addresses himseifto the subject
of the statement, conveyed by telegraph to
London, that at Warsaw questions mad been
nat by Austria to Russia as to whether the lat
TAR would recognizes what had passed In Italy;
And secondiy as TO her attitude IN case Of Pied
mont being supported by another power Pro-
Teasing to discuss these questions IN the light
OF mere hysotneses, the writer points to the
witudrawM of the Russian embassy from
Toarin. rs proof of the dissatisfact lion. But he
goes on to argue that between blame of princi-
Piles aud refusal 10 recognize facts when they
become accomplished there Is wide difference.
II the "uniActton" of Italy should become q
fact, through the will of tweny.ioar millions
of people, there would be no god reason for
refusing 10 reSogui1s tt. for it wouio ho' DC
possible to break OFF saternalohai Feiauoas
-x,th Sd important portion OF Europe france
had ,,ass.d within half u century, through
various forms Of Governrneat, Wnich neither
I, re ven ted recognition OF ac uaI foWers nor or
ana right. ciai med by excluded heirs. With re-
Sard l. the second 9ues zion, referring TO Nsne-
Tia aud the n issibis alliance OF France and
Pied mont, the writer remarks That France has
,l ready declared that uid PIedm ont attack
vsnice she must DO SO upon her own RESPONSE
Venice being attacked, the writer observes that
III the treatie of 1915 give Austria her claim 10
tina, province, the people, upon the other hand,
speak la favor of Italy. Why should Europe,
however, be called upon TO Interfere by force
OF arms In favor OF Austria, and against the
population The writer answers
The history of this province is known. To the
end of Inc eighteenth century II was an indie
pendent Itaiian republic. Napoleon destroyed
and selZed ii. When confessed Europe van
q aished the Emperor, Austria, III her turn,
and by Tignt OF cong uest, seized npon French
in Italy. To-day Venice desires TO
be annexed TO Italy. Never, thsn, for The sake of
Venice 10 Austria, ought Europe 10
be REQ uired 10 begin general war; and although
We az not know the nswsr OF the Northern
TO the question Of Austria, yet no
ons can douo that Prussia. and stIii less Rus
sia, not having any serious interest in Venice,
caanot, consequently, ever make war on ac-
count OF this province. This, assuredly, is
conclusive upon ihs subject. Neither Russia
nor Prussia Will draw the sword for Austria
on account of Venice. SO no more need be said
Of the Warsaw meeting.
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~ A Living
How HE CAME
HAMPToN's TINCTURE.
WONDERFUL AND ASTOUNDING,

WONDERFUL AN II AslOCNO[Nds
MxssEs. Mon TtMRR MowBRAY:
HAVING seen a certificate of great cure of Scro-
fuIa, hy Hampton's Vegetable Tinctare, on 8 ser
want boy IN the family of the Hon. Vim, p. Thorn
assen, OF Kentucky, With ertlhcates of the Hon.
H. Clay aud others testlfyIng to sersons cured by
it, was also induced TO try the Tinetare on a ser
want girl of NINE. Her disease tras scrof1Ia in
its worst form she Was bt;nd ia Goth eyes, and
her case was 40 bad that never expected TO SEQ
her restores. procured the Tinotare, and am
haPp, to ssy, before she had uyed ono bottle she
b@Gaa 10 see, end by the time she had tssen the
seeona bottle her eyeslght was quite restored, and
she cared OF this lcathsoIas disease, and now,
thonsa two years have elapsed, abe has had no re-
tuTa oi the disease, and | CONSIDER hsr entirely
cured 10y this iioctar. give this certificate that
Others may es induced, as | was, TO try this most
valuable remedy, as believe, from what / have
seen. II would cure most diseases of this kind.
J b. h. ANDERSON.
Kent county, near Chcstertown, Md.
. Gall aud get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs.
Hheum .,lsn, ecrofnia. 10. AS a restorative and
iuvlgorator II has been highly recommended.
HiMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTCRE.
ia Dahcate Ladies and Children will please
gite 1t TRIAL.
Thus Tinctare will De found sreat medl sine for
all their diseases.
SOD by PURCELL, LADD g. CO., Richmons;
ny DR., COOKE, Froder icksburs: BY 81 the Drug
slsts IN Petersburg; by MORTlMLR & NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Drugglsts aud Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six Dotties.
IS. no Blk owts
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eP1uAx. NOTICE..

- An Act n Gratitude 30. 600 Csples Of
AMEDfcAL BOOK voa 0RATulTOts ,cixcta
LATfoN. bv sxfers,. who has Doe efeotually
cured OF Neyvous DehttftY. Lose of Memory and
pimness OF eisht, resulting from early errors, bT
fclosinx the instruct onsstven in nsiiea york.
and for the benefit Of Consumpuve aud Nervous
nherers, n publish the means used he VIII,
therefore, send free. 10 any address, on receipt OF
two stamps, a COPY of the work. containing every
iniormasson resuired Address, Box s5p" r "
Albany. N. y. no n-d&cwSm
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F11Het Il X L a 7 VIRGINIA KENNEDY,
4 Ann No Hum G.-pETERS' INEALLl-
TAIL.CkING. &c.

ENALi. ASD WINTER The
4 attention of the citizens Of Richmond and the
public GENERALLY s Pectfuliy called 10 our tarsel
varied, and complete assortment OF Oent's and
Youths CLOTHING and FURklSE Nti GOODS
all OF which were manufactured by liza. with 4
view of pleasing the great diversified Of taste in
regard to dress. We hatter ourselves that the
sts !e hJ, aud durability OF our garments are I'M
81 rpassed by any house in the city, and that our
advantages IN manufacturing clothing are such a.
10 enable US 10 sell at such reduced prices as can
not be equalled Having made more extensive
arrangements this geasoR for tbs supply Of the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hope to receive large support from all in ant OF
articles IN our branch OF business, assuring them
all that Will do them justice.
We are also prepared TO make to order any aTfl-
ole Of Gents Wearing Apparel, ct short notice.
NOAH WALKER r CO.,
(Branch OF Baltimore House,
lbs. cNrrar hlElu End lALh or Penn sts.
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BE- Bakers Premium 6itters.

L. BAKER, Esq.
Dear Slr-My wife has been suffering with Dye
Iepsia and Nervous Affection for several years,
during which time she wRs as Ill possible 20 Oe
sbve all hopes of life, by her physician as well IS
~ her relatives and friends were blasted. Final
y, she commenced, IN small Quantities, the use OF
fAKEK'S PREMIUM BIT lERS, which, III the
ttored her to perfect health. | am equally graft
tsd 10 state that my child about eight years old,
long suffering with the DiGTThpa, attended
tally by an able physician, without giving any re
let; bat the use of one bottle oil these y EST
tARLE BITrEkS restored him entirely to
sss.th and vigor. It is my firm opinion. substan-
pated by that OF my FAM y PITY siclau's, that Be-
aEk y PREMiUM BI TIERS IS tho best med
"p. now before the public for the above men
lonsd diseases.
Yours, cost truly, w, J. QUAALEs.
These Blttera can I've had OF all the Druggists IN
vIs city. and at every respectable Drug Stnre in
las state. Orders filled promptly by sddressing
Il. BAKER, Proprietor,
oc S-ts Richmond, Va.
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n Ladies', Look at This.
A splendid stock of LADIES' CLOARS AND
DIR r.SS GOODS just recsived. which have been
purchased within the past week, 81 & great saorI-
hoe, will be sold at about one half former
prices for cash All ask of you is. come and see
aud examine Tor yourselves at No. 29 NlaInst
no 2S-lm JNU l.. SNlTHER.
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PRESTON NJ. QUAaLes, No.
~ TAhY PUBLIC FOk The CRY OF
RICa MUNU AND OuNTf OF n ESRICo.-As
Notary, will take depositivns and aoknowledg-
me ats, admInIstor ana oert.i) catns, and perform
VII tteveT other dntIes pertain lo the oflce oil no
tary. VIII Also attend TO the ADJ > FM En-
and CO.LEc tlOa uF CLAIMS, VIII TING
DEEDS, CONTRACTS, &c.
EAOfsce, Basemsnt OF State Court House.
no N--9lu
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WTNTEn sUHEDULE.

~. r-zxsu.,..s.v-, WINTER sCHEDULE.
- r lcHMosD YORK
s ss!Hs e. f rshyfl4R M AZ
lsb ffaHESaAeoEh EHsE
slsf H. M DsG sta lssp PAs
(exoept sundays,) at 8 o'olock A. M, stopping on
f!gnal at Fair Oaks, Meade =, Dispatch, Tunstal'a,
rh .I H 6 Soesss oss al Hs snf
pos fs Cant snd ssss K@r I'd
Y HEfG5s SAYS aaa 49,
ts at sd2P
NoodJs, CaPpahoosic, Bglsr's, Gloucester Point.
hn at SO a. aaq
wi Iesyo ~ no,k2s anG rSTtnsm9gth on MoNDaYs'
ing as above and o. meeting with the at West
Point at Z. NJ, and arrive at Richmond at s.lS
Or TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sATUR-
DAYS, the PASS SINGER TRAIL will Leave
West Point Tor Richmond at 10 A. NJ, and arrivs
AZ ssoPRR IKE Eas ss sHSR can
ssve r. 9 ,b on opSo sSN a usD E
McCARRICk, and for Matthews on Thursdays and
Fare from Richmond or any point on York River
~ to Eastern ShoTe--- -. ~ 5g
Fare from Richmond t. West Point, or from wv
West Point to Richmond and return next
and sATU RDHYs, until % r. n, at Richmond,
and on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS. until 30 P. M. al West Point.
Accommodation and Freight Tram will leave
Richmond UESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS, at4 P. Nj, stopping on sig nal, at
all the Stations. for freight and passeng ers.
Fare from King ana queen Z. H., and other
points on Mattaponi River to Norfolk or Rich
mond, so.
Passengers for williamsburg will take Stage at
Rigler s. for Gloucester G, at Cappah ooslc, and
for Ssluda and Urbanna, at West Point.
SUNDAY Trains discontinued after Dec oh.
de Cts X. ii. TETPLE, Sup't
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TIsHE SA'OCk OF CLOTHING nov in store
l. az the old and iavorite stand, lG2 Main street,
far suTpasses III extent ana variety ans hereto
fore shown by us. OWING 10 the tlghtHess IN the
u ouey market, and vi h Il view To meet the views
OF purchasers, we hll oieT Ver5 great Ildgce
ments TO ell VINO may favor Us with a call We,
SIMPLY direct your attention to the fact. that nov
as heretofore yUuf interest Will be promoted, and
time ana money saved Oy calling
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