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Ponds Extract Of Hamamelis,
or u aEA LNEEssI,El NN-HkE

7 S one Of the few domestic remedies which
i have come into general use and favor,
without putting. It is the product of 4 sim
pie shrub, harmless in all eases, and as a do,
mestic remedy unequalled. For BuyRs, Cuts,
Bruises, Soreness, Lamr1cga, Spyaias. Hhcu.
maiism, Bojis, Ulcers, nd Sores and Ito3fadS,
it has not an equal 1t is also used,
with great success, for TJoMactc, H.adaclc,
NeUoiyja, Sore IHgoat, Cote, DimYh2ca,
HarseneSs, and other similar troublesome
and painful affections, while it promptly ar
rests all H:mnorhages. Hundreds Of physi
clans use it daily in their practice, and give
it their unqualified recommendation. Sold
by our agents and dealers, and bv
T. HUMPHREYS & Co., 5G2 Brodwav,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
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PRORoS AIS

WILL be received until FRIDAY EVEN
W ING, June Goth, 1860, by William
Brothers, the Secretary of the Board of School
Directors of Brown township. for BUILDING
A SCIl0OLHOUSE 26 by 81, and II feet in
the story, stone foundation.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Office of the Secretary in Reedsvile.
The building to be either Of brick or frame
Proposals Ia ia received for both.
WILLIAM BROTHERS. x
Jel4 Secretary
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SCIENTIFIC AllERICAN.-One of the most inter
estus and useful publications. which comes to our
sinctum Is the Scientific American weekly public;l-
ton devoted to popular science, new inventions, and
the whole range of mechanic and manutactlrnr art Is
Th" Scientific American has been pqhliShe,i tor tjt-
teen years, by the well known Patent Solicitors Mes
MUun 4 Co 3 Park Row, New York and has
yearly increased in interest m circulation, until 1t
mas attained understand. nearly 10000 subscribers.
which is the best OF evidence that the publication is
appreciated by the reading public.
To those of our readers who may not he familiar
with the character of the paper We will state some of
the subjects oil which i treats. Its illustrated dcs-
criptions Of al the most important improvements in
the Engineer and Farmer, while the new household
inventions and shop tools which illustrated by
cravings and described in its columns. with the practi-
cal receipts contained in every number, renders the
work desirable 10 hUuSckco peTS. and almost iudIS pen
sibe To every mechanic smith who has shop for
manufacturing new work. repairing old.
The Scientific American Is universally regarded as
the inventors advocate and monitor the repository Of
American inventions, ana the great authority on law
and all business connected with patents The Official
List of Claims, issued weekly from the Patcut Of
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United Ststes Patent Office are illustrated and des-
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Of American inventions.
1t is not only the best but the largest and cheapest
paper devoted TO Science Mechanics, Manufacturers
Judge Mason formerly Commissioner of Patents, is
only engaged with the ppbls hers IN their immense
Patent Agency department, but writer on Patent
Laws and Practice, hs ability IS orcIbly portrayed IN
the columns of this paper.
The Scientific American Is published once week.
every Saturday, each number cont2lns 10 pages OF
Letterpress, and from 10 TO Il original engravlngs OF
New Inventions, consisting of the most improved
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we hope large number OF our townslnen VIII ayall
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BY renting g by mail 10 the publishers MUM Co.
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-21
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia
what IS it, ii0w Cuye{y

Dyspepsia is our National Discalse-weall stomach
feeble digestion, distress after eating costiyc habit
bilious condition HOw many suffer with itaad It's at
tendnt symptoms of low spirits. bad taste. coated
tongue, Ou-tutied mead, and at headache. Yet
ho" lew know no" to cure il. Gucl;,iiy bcc;tIse the
bowels are conSuPJteu. resort - had ctthartcs or
iaXauEeS. Bur such condition WAS never curett by
CatnuIt~, whose only office is To- the JIlStl1I
tnd impair the integrity Of the entire assliiaIIye SIS
tenn.
But HUMPHREY HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA
PlLLS-H simple medIcutel >ugar piiI-hatye cured
hundreds OF the worst and most obstinate cases his
II done SIMPLY 10y improving t:ir tone. ua restoring
the integrity ot the digestive org;uS, from which re-
suit. govu appetite, regular habits clear head. and
hdpNant spirits. Such medicine Is q Gem, ana only
requires 70 b" known 10 bc appreciated.
Price 25ccIt~ per box. with directions. Six boxes 81
\. B.-A tIll set Of Humphreys Homeopathic Spe-
ci.s. with Book Of Directions. ana twenty different
Hrmedlrs IN large yI"ls. morocco case, - ditto in
PEtin case, -; case OF fifteen boxes and Book. -
single boxes, 70 cents and 30 cents
IneSe Remedies: by the single box or ease. are sent
10y maui or express free Of charge any address, on
receipt ut the prIce. Address
Dr. +. HUMPHREYS CO.
- No 5G2 Broadway. New York
CHARLES RITZ. wholesale epl R.toR Aren't t.,y
Acr'so" ant rca''t, ai argtsts amt Store g,narai,
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Estate Of Samuel Matter. dacoa.ed-

NOTICE j, hereby given that letters Of Ad-
: I ni;nisrrati1n de honis non on the estate
Of SAMUEL MATTER, late Of Armagh
township, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in the borough Of Lew.
istown. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
aad those having claims to present them du
iy authenticated for settlement
GEO. W. ELDER,
jnl4-Gt Administrator.
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FRESH GROCERIES.
Neat, Cheap & Durable.
VI. G. ZOLLINGER.

Md'Het street, merit door TO hennedy'S Store,
@I Is always prepared to sup G.,
VI ply the public with all the V |
& different styles Of Hats Of ,l
E& the best qualities and atsuch ES
prices as to defy competi-
ton. He has now on hand large assortment
of Fall and winter Hats ard Caps, of all the
latest styles, which he wil sell at the lowest
cash prices. He invites everybody TO call and
examine for themselves, as he is satisfied that
hls stoc cannot fail to please.
For the OMish he has constantly on hand, or
will make to order, hats to their ia ste of any
required size or brim, at prices that cannotfa fail
to be satisfactory.
Country Merchants will find it to their ad-
vantage to give me call, as liberal deduction
VIII De made on wholesale purchases, and es
pecIally so to punctual men.
Don't forget the place, ne 1t door to Kenne-
dy 5 store and nearly opposite the Odd Fellows
Han oct22
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
: = mcntary on the estate Of JOHN c. DAN
IELS, late Of Wayne TOWNSHIP. Nitiin coun-
~. deceased, have lecn granted to tie under.
signed, residing in said township All those
indebted To said estate will please make i'm.
mediate payment and those having claims
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. WILLIAM WILSON.
i.l4-Gt Exccn+,r
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am not pledged at all upon any of the points
to which have answered. But am not dis
! posed to hang upon the exact form of his in
terrogatory. / am rather disposed to take IN
at least some OF these questions, and state
what really think upon them
=, AS 10 the nrst one IN regard to the Fugitive
/ Ila'e iaW' have never hestated to say, and
! l DO not now hesitate to saw. that think mn.
! der the Constitution of the United States the
people OF SouthCr States ire enti led n Con
greSslonal Fugitive Slave law. Having said
mat / have had nothing to say in regard to
the existing Fugitive Slave law. further than
that think It should have been framed 50 as
70 he Tree from some Of the objections that
pertain to It, without lessening its efficiency
ana, lnaSmuch as we not now in an Vi
ltatun IN regard tu an alteration or modif
cation oi that law, | would not be the man to
introduce II as a new sIljpct uf agitation upon
the general question Of Slavery
In regard to the other question, Of whether
am pledged to the admission of any more
Slave States into the Union, state to Won ve.
~ frankly, that would he exceedingly sorry
ever to be put in position Of having t. pass
upon that question should he exceedingly
G',"l u know that thore would never he an
"tner Gave state admitted into the Union
bHt must add that, if Slavery shall be kent
out ct the Territories during the territorial
existence ot any one given Ferritorg, and
then the people shall, having a fair chance
ana clear tirld, when they come to aIopt
their Constitution, do such an cxtrau.-!inarv
thing rs to adopt Slave Constitution. unin-
Hnehced 'y the actual presence Of the institu-
u"h among them. ! Sae 10 alternatives if we
own the country, bot 70 admit them into the
Union
The third interrogatory is answered hy the
answer 70 the second. il being, rs conceive,
the same aS the second
ihe fourth one is in regard to the abolition
OF SiaTery in the District Of Columbia. In
relation to that. have my mind very distinct
iy made up. ! should bc exceedingly clad to
see Slavery abolished in the District Of Col
umbIa believe that Congress possesses the
conStlti0ual power to abolish il. Yet as a
member Of Congress, | should not with nv
present views, be in favor Of culaavoring to
abolish Slavery in the District Of Colombia,
unless it would be upnn these conditions:
First, that the abolition should be gradual:
second, that it should hc on vote Of the ma
JoUiy "t qualified voters in the District: and
third, that compensation should he made to
unwilling Owners. With these three candi-
tons, ! confess | would be exceedingly clad
t' see Congress abolish Slavery in the Dis
trlet al Columbia and in the language Of
Henry Gay, sweep from our Capital, that
foul blot upon orr nation
In regard % the fifth interragatorv [ must
say here, that, rs to the abolition of the slave
trade between the different States. can truly
answer rs | have, that l am Piled ged to moth
ing about It. IL IS q subject to which have
not gwen that mature consideration that would
make me feel authorized to state "A position 50
- IN 3tRll a. 1 !
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per one year at the end Of which time YOU will ba,
volume which you would not part with for treble lis
cost lhe publishers express their Willingness a,
lnall single copy OF the paper TO such as may 10
see il without charge. - 4' ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-06-21

III ACKEREL, Shad, Herring, by the bar
w rel, half and quarter, cheap for cash at
A. FELIX'S.
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Gll04T3'3 I3,a3Cl231Va
Seigrist's CID Stand,

Near lie canal Bridge Le,eisto,cn, Fa.
Strong Beer, Lager Beer, Lindenbergcr
and Switzer Chccse-alI of the best quality
constantly on hand, for sale wholesale or re-
tail.
Yeast to be had daily during summer.
my2I-yr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-27
PIANO@! PIANOS!
EUGEL-E HAMMER,
North-Esft corner Of High and ssh sts, Keokuk,
Teacher Of Music
AND DEALERIa
GILBERT A. CO.'S PIANOS,

\XfITH aud without
w the hhean attach
IN G o {, - unsurpassed ia
style, beauty II Inish !.
tone, action and durabih
~, aaa Possessing ali the
ipo.isrn improvements.
The JeliowiIg rains6
persons are referred 10 AZ
having In use snd high,
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Baslssss Cards. not cxcssdiug six lines, inside
SIS, ofheY~ise SO.
funerai Notices 81 90. Obituaries. according
to sIace occupied. -'
DisflAyeo advertisements half more than III.
above rates.
Advertisements lsaded and placed under the
head oi op~cisi Sotices," soE5is fAe ordinary
yases.
special Notices In Ii e Local Column 20 cent?
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the insfde exo,v-
sivcly IN the Daily, after the hrst two rcsk. !.
k6 per cen. apTs than tAo above raiss.
AistrG4aisHt aaperttxemsmfa ussl os rS&s fcv
IN afsxnss. This rule Will not be variss rom
NLen SIe advertiser uses the Weekly xlope
the price Will be tLe saine in tbs bail, -
Whsse tas Dally anu weekly are both used
- Par Cont Viii no deducted from sLe aggre-
rAta amount.
Under tne present systsm, the sdvertisor
pays - nEEa ipE tns apAee he occapiss. the
changes hsihc cAasrcakas Tor the composition
only Ihia pau ~ aos generally sGopt tod
Our charge for changes s.4l be Ii cents per
square
~ In all c@ses where ertis Tnents are
disceatinaes .eIore the expiration al the year
or the tas4e contracted for, they will b. charged
mp Al oar regular rates for the time actual.
~ IN.
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I'M and after MONDAY, SEPT. f7th 1870,
~ and until further notice, . daiIy trains
~ill run each wsy tSundsys sxcepted) ~ follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Will leave KE0KI X at 5:4O q. ns., arriving
at INDEPENDENCE, At .. m.
Returning-Leaves ~ LEI ENnENcE at p. nj. /.
and arrives at KEoktk at s:35 p. M.
FREIGHT 4 ACCOMMODATIoN TRAIN.
Leaves INpEPENr ENcE 1T b:sO a. M,
arriving in KEoKUK At 10 u. m.
Returning Leaves Kt OIL UK ut 4:i0 p. m. /, and
arrives at INDEpEA DLNl al S:2 O p. ma.
Es Passengers taling The Mail Train irons keo-
kuk AT 40 ~ tn, make sure cpnneetions VI th
Stages Tunst0g directsy through h.
0ttumsa- arriving there NJ IN NJ. the same day.
Tasfsol HvIsE ETs asIow as IN.
lowest may b. had Mt The ofice fer all Ionts
IN Middin, Western and Southern Iuwa, Kansas,
Nebraska, DC, dc.
TICK ET GFFICE-At tho Depot foot Of
johnson street. W. Ill. tGb1N>,
sept. IA, 60-a1w Superintendent.
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Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicgae


- y -
Cars ron from Chicago to Pittsburgh without
Change, connecting with she
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. R.R
TO New York, PhiladslpAiA, Baltimore
aud Washington City. and Nil thrins
terror towns OF Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, New York,
Maryland, DC.
Merchant. by taking this route will have the
6fneGt of all the kastern markets ut additional
cost
GT Baggage Checked Through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
Chicago, daily on the arrival of trains from the
West und Aorth-weat.
Connecting at Crest,ine with Cleveland and Lake
Shore ksiroai 10 Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara
Fails. New York, AM DJston, and ali tie iIte-
rior Towns OF New En- laad via New York Gen.
tfai and Nav York and Erie Railroads. Also,
South to Columbus, Zane v,ile, Newark Mount
Vernon Stsubsuvtiie, Wheeling, and interior
towns of Ohio and Virginia.
The abovr trains lnncct at Forest with trains on
Mad River Road TO Springfield, Utbsnn, Dayton
aald Cincinnati. Also, with trains 1t Lima for
Day ton and Cincinnati direct.
CT Fare as Low as BY any other route.
Pssser gers honnd Ear will fnd tais route both
pehSsa - aAa n AEr@edbr-8 t$kstbs thf#AKh many soi
the largest ana feet cities in the ntrd States.
Passengers arriving in Chicag, on any Of the
reads @ii ar.I alenve check agents Al the de pols
70 recev ~hscks AID convey baggage fee Of charge
TO the Pittsburgh and Chiesg
EI Sleeping Cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale At all the principal Ticket Ot6css
in the eft, AMI nj tAs Comp. ny Osics corner Of
Kaaiolrh and Lesrh streets, or at The Depot,
West s,iae, Chicago.
Be particular and ssk for tickets hy IT. Wayne.
DAa.W. Boss,
Gent Western Passen ger Ag't, Chicago.
j. III. MOORE, Com and Gen i Agt Chicago.
Freigh. af all kinds will b. carried from Chicago
to all points East, 1t al times, at rs low rates ~
any o her kalroad route.
septlgI
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THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL EAsTKRS CITIRs.
Ills il the only route q Washington City.
Passengers ny this route visit Baltimore,
Phi phia, New aurk and nesoa, at the cost Of
ii ket to Baatoa alone by othsr llnes.
TlkDtHH tiChhfo to the Eastern Cities can
be procured yiz Washihtan City at an additional
etarg - S..
xH~ ~1,sns "a Quick aud Fare az Lew as by any
otfavf fvut
sLhbPINd CARS attached to all the Night
Iraias-
I44aire fo- III kets via ths Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at any oi the principal Railroad unces
the " err.
j. IL. SULLIVAN, Gent Western Ag't.
l.. IL. LoLe, Gea'I Ticket A gent
". p.ShlfH, Master Trans nsporta ton.
septlaT
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Rs, LIVERY STABLE! n

Orr Esr&t-ki.. bet. Main 4 Johns On.
llORSEs, RUGGIEs and CARRIAGES of the
4 best class always ready for hire.
HorEef hoafdsd by tbt day OF wsek,xt rrirrs to
suit tie times.
Transient customers accommodated.
Ofaers for the Omnibus 10 run and from the
Railroads ard Steamboats, left AT the Stable .. the
81 Charles Hotel, viii he promptly attended to-.
docl0d V.VAkUk>pAL.
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QUINCY FLOuH.-Uassle Mtlls xxx.
WARSAW FLNUR..GrAce Mtlts M.
NJ YAkRANTRD superior 70 any In this market
'sspis1 ITO coLLIERs ROBERTSON.
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n. II. ~
E.. sskKnER, PhilAdelphia.
MAeKAw 4 EuaNg, SO North-st.. Daitimo-e.
LEEcG Co., No. Astor House, or No. S.
Wn. ST.. ". Y.
Lswcn s Co., No. II State street Boston.
IL 4at SIos .tien Freight Ag't, ,PhladeIl h;a
l., l.. Hotpf. Cen. Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
THo5. A. SCOTT, General Sup't, Altoona, iern
Jan. 8, 'ED-l
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at. Louis, Gt. Faul, CtlllWatef anc
:st Anthony
1850. DAILY PATS E1 LINE 1850.
Northern Line Steamers.
SIDE s Wheel.
Ezazh.ssl-1
Northerner, ,cs pit. r. A. Afford.
Canada. Capt. farker,
Metropolitan. Capt. ". l. b. jerks.
sscksr State, Capt II. IL hodes.
Ieabina Capt u. Hill.
". l.. Ewing, caps Jn6. r. Rhodes.
Cry Eagle Capt II. >. Harris.
Nsrthern l. glt capt. Y. Lodwick.
ltascn, Capt Nhotten.
ksy City, Capt ]. aosden.
Nnr Fase Capt !. d. Davis
Lawkese State, Capt II. Gray.
fIsIlrs sE magnificent s,de-wheei steamers we're
/ knit xprsselA fur h. trad., and are man 4 ged
by careful and experienced eEners; are fitted and
furnishot with all modern improvements. with
every accommodation for Passengers and will run
as advertised making connections with tbs various
raisroras above, and with the Minnesota River
Packets 81 st. Paul. Returning, they will con-
meet at Hannibal with tbs Hannibal and ST. Jo-
seIh Railroad
'ehe Nor:hernPack Lin offer increased faciIi.
ties and hops by street tsnton to the comfort oi
passenger ana inl~rsst VI shippers. receive the
liberal patronage htrcIofure \ nd~d TO the Line
JANE WAkD, President.
BROWN TAYLDK, Agents keokuk.
q H@ ~
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HAFI'E ~ Hsc aHd HiRH.y HPpTuFiNE =. dsIbcrt q
Co.'S Pianos:
a. barclay, H.Tayior,
Geo. e, Aaderkon, Mr.. Nu-e,
H.C. Hu.kamp, MISS Hays,
I'm billings, Miss folks,
NJ. stafford, ". Ii. Dillon,
U. kAplec, Dr. Griswoid, Ills,
MIR. Jsnninge, Dr. kitchy, Ills.
&c. Estes, 7. wsggoner, his.
Mr.. story, Mrs Miller, Warsaw.
Dr. Brice, j. D.-anfnri Bantons D \
w s. Mcuavic. Mrs wiiton, farrAingt a.
Having on h and large assortment oi tLeSs In
sstruneDts, ! Mould invite those wishing to pur-
ohase t. call And xanins them. Ais. second hand
PiSn0s fur eAis
r. .S.--Part,cuiar attention given TO tuning and
emovinE PiaRes. jalyl4d1
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Freigh, af all kinds will b. carried from Chicago
All points East, II all times, at low rates %
any her kai.road route.
.eatl lpl
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la xllIlDOrt and ohio
EoE IszsE lgEt,
RAILROAD.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE!!

rINERNfSATEs at Washington and Baltimore O
l III EaSt, aid Wheeling piainaood and Park
ersbafgh on the Ncst, which places ii uLites
with Railroads, Steamers de-,
For and from all points West, South
wes. ana North west.
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KEOKUK, IOWA: TUESDAY. NOV EMBER 81, 1860


BANKING HOUSE OF
q n q n q q. n N b u ~ . N 4 g q.
1 HAvEthisd day admitted ~ partner In the
L ankink Business, Alexander Barcjay, twho has
been my teller forthe last six years.. 1he busi-
ness hereafter, WILDE conducted under the firm
andsty1e Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the Oldest banking Houses tif not
the oldest) in Iowa the new 6rm sofcits sontin-
uanc. of fprmer patronage 80 literally extended TO
the senior partner e-----~-e
They will make soliections and remit, less kx-
change, on the day Of payment, free Vi charge.
Their references are ~ ormerly by senior part
ner Wis
RxSKRKHcks:
Park Bank, IN. u.
Winston, Lanier d Co, ,Bankers,N.Y
Edward ". Clark d Co., ,FLilAdelphiA.
Howard banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Brow ne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman 0elpokc chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposi Bank, pittsbureh.
Kramer kahm, Bankers, 81
Gilmore h Brothertop 4. Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt CO., - Louisville.
State savings Institution, st. Leuir.
Keukuk Jan. 6s. GEO C. Anderson
JAn5d
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

Az 3 would "a ID thc attention Of the public TO
w the fact. that VI EuEL'S AMBrUTi PE PHO
TO6kAPM and SiEKkE0sCoPiC GALLERY is
the place 10 get
Garrett Pictures 81 Evcry Sty1ss
Being the Oldest established operator in the city,
tho superiority ~ pictures, and his efforts to
please are we'll known 70 all. Heis now putting
up views Of Main street, suitable for mailing for
the very low price of Is and 80 cents each tho
largest and best picture of hcokuk ever taken;
also q large view vi ~. Madison.
stcroscopic yisws and baxes for sale and on ex-
hiblfiun all are respectfully invited tu call and
examine them.
Jzzs- D0n,t forgSt tho place: ~ Main street "a
iapr from Third strcet.
Aug. 70, ODD
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-10-04
KIN PnCTICUU.
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention cure Of Fever and Agus
and Bilious Fevers. This wonderful remedy
was brought to the knowledge Of tho present
proprietUrs by friend who has been a great
traveller in Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates, he
experienced a severe attack Of Fever and Agne.
TN discovering his condition, one Of the Boat
men took from his person m Amulet, saying
Wear this and no Fever will touch you.' Al
though increduous MS to it's virtues he COM
piled, and experienced immediate relief. and
has since always found it an effectual p, OF &c.
ton from all mala rious complaints.
On further investigation he found that the
boatmcn attributed to il miraculous powers, and
said that it could only be obtained from the
Priests of the Sun. Sometime afterwards. the
gentleman in conyersing with Priest obtain
81 from him the secret of its preparation. and
ascertained where the medicinal herbs were
found of which II was compounded The wond-
erful virtues Of this article have induced a-full
belief in the minds Of the natives in the mirae-
ulous healing powers of their Priests
Since his return to America, it has been
tried with the happlest effect by several Ladies
and Gentlemen Of high character, who have
given it the most unqualified praise. This
remedy having been specific in Persia for
hundreds Of years. for the prevention and cure
of Fever and Ague and Bilious Fever--is now
offered to the American people.
1t will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full
directions for use, on receipt of one dollar
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Nain
st., Richmond, Va. Branch Office Bank Of
Commerce Building, New York. Addres !