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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
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SOLUBLE FRUSTRATED

PERU WAN GUANO.
MADE OF dUANos OF DIRECT IMPORTATION, and
under The personal and direction OF DR. r.
d. srAnLHR. Chemist, OF this city
This FEi;TlIlzER confidently recommend a the
cheapest offered ths public Being
posed OF No. I PERUVIAN AND SOARRERO Gu1Ng&
~ direct importation, IN
This sombrera auano hefrc being mxed 10 rendered.
Immediately soluble by tho addon Of suphurie Add rhn
treatment IA universally recommended by tho eminent
Agricultural Chemlsa without the action Of the two Qua
when mixed "a moi simultaneous, and consequently
rrrutiyciy inefnccnt ,sssekss ssssE
This the Only mxiure Of the AmmonAtsd sndhosphac
0UANUS know OF yet offered tho AGfculniGk rpmu
nifty, In REALLY SOLUBLE - ~ X -
Price $50 per tom Of 800 lbs.
ALKxASpmA, VA, April, 1890 4i 5s q iE va
reports from those who applied ~ npve FERTfLIzER
30 tIelr crops last FALL highly sathacso much 70,
dn eed convince that Soluble PA04pAad Peru
ria Gnaao will long o altogether u.c p hs ssciion
"a Substitute Peruvian Guand, which, Ukhoat ia addf-
fo " no~pates tends rather 10 exhaust Than permanently
improve tho soil. ~. y @
AZ 20 dem Sole Agents 81 Lynchbuig.
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Markets..

BALTIMORE. April 23.-Flour firm Howard
Street held at 6.2j, but no sales at that fgule
Wheat quiet: White l65 to LIS Red l.55
Corn dull: Whitd 10 to "A cents Yellow 20 to -
cents. Mess Pork 1877 Prime 1900. Whisky
Do cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

A DESPERATE Fr0HT,-A MANS MUG Terribly MU-
rlLATED, AND ANOTHER MANS FINGERS BADLY MUNICH
Ep--William A. Ball charged with stabbing Charles
Nelson, had partial examination before the Mayor
on Sunday last. In consequence of the principal
witness (Nelson) not being able to attend, the case
was continued for further examination unit! Satur
day next and Ball admitted to bail in thu sum of
5000 to appear ut that tines The circumstances of
the case are follows:
It seems that it is a habit with the mechanics here
to Initiate" all new by administering to their
faces coat of lamp black. In pursuance OF this silly
custom, Nelson who is carpenter employed at the
shops of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Compn
nv on Saturday evening last called at The carpenter
shop OF Mr.. r. G. Burkholder on Lynch street, for
the purpose of "iuitiaiing Ball. who had bn recent
" arrived here and who was wholly unacquainted
with Nelson. Nelson acquainted Ball with the OBJ
ect of his visit and about proceeding TO execute
his work when Ball took to his scrapers but was pur-
sued by Nelson, who overlook him, and in order
to impede his further locomotion, struck him twice
with a stick, both of the ticks taking effect on his
left arm, which he had thrown mp in order to parry
the blows. Ball, at this jpcturc concluding that
patience had had its perfect work, and ceased to be
virtue, turned on his pursuer, and made lunge at
him with n knife. The knife struck at the top of
Nelson's forehead, and was drawn to the bottom OF
his chin. infcting terrible wound, almost the en-
tie length of the face; cutting both lips through to
the bone and splitting his nose ior more than haf us
length
The parties then clinched aud fell after which Ball
inflicted severe cut the OF his adversary, and
Nelson, requital for that favor. managed to get
Balls fingers in his mouth, where they were mnnched
in true cannibai style. AfteF the performance of
these feats the belg erants separated ard Bill heng
much the smaller man OF the two, once more called
his propelling powers into requsition, and was in
fiir way to escape further harm, when he was acct
Gentally oyeraken by some of the city officers, who
being made acquainted with the facts in the case,
marched him off TO the Cage, and next morning ms be-
fore indicated. introduced him to his Honor, Mayor
Branch Nelson will. doubtless, be, badly dsfgured.
bat is now in a fair way TO speedy recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are under obligations TO
Rev. Lewis +. Cosby, OF Abingdon, for barrel of
~, always acceptable to those, who, the old
law of Virginia. used to say, "boil pot"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

TuAsKs-we retusn thanks to Mrs. John Halliday,
sr lot ofthe finest and best grown rhuoaro that We
tor. seen this season.
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A. l.. SU TIP HIN

~ WISHES IN inform his friends md patrons that he
III viii open, Wednesday the ilb Of April full assert
H~mc Of MILLINERY AND FANCY ARTICLES, for
Spring and summer Bnnnc Ribbons, Flowers Hats
for Misses Dress Caps Nantes, Gloves, Hosiery ITandker
chiefs and numerous other ars nlso Jewelry, Clocks and
Watches gS- Repairing done nj short notice.
Iicasc give IL call. will sell 10 yon cheap you
buy elsewhere No. 90 MAIN STREET,
ap dAclm Iynchburg Va.
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fsat | WISH TO SELL, pElyATELY, MY LAND,
W lying the waters of Dry Fork, eah eud OF THzcw oil
eouns Va. There some To Acres most OF which
Is forest; several hundred bottom
band which would, II improved, make desirable farm.
sleeuaio persons isng To buy unimproved land, would
dhd this nducencnt have lately moved 10 the Jnemi.
DO consulted In regard 10 price payments
address, II. A. D. WALKER, +,
ap 5-2m Rocky Gap va.
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Words of Caution.


90 II we were 10 tell our readers that the wells and
D springs Throughout tho cpnnir! Ind been poisoned. and
thai had discovered antiotc 10 lis Effects them
oud gladly anvil themselves OF discovery, with
the hope Of aycTtlng caih Ii 10 tell them
had discovered al treasure enough for them and md
that prepared to share " i them, not would refuse
aid To fortune But health Is valuable than Riches
how much grgtlc' should they he Ia learn that great
panncca has been compounded al purely vegetable matter and
ha curative little less certain light and
darkness. Need give you nstanccsy II ea
pfirtor of BAKEE'S BffTES and examine the myrials
NIL sections the SOUTH persons
cured of Dyspesid by its all healing properties Among
will the Nuuccs Of old aud male aud
made cxtong this BrrERs 10 the skies and blessing roy
curative powers. Hut its virtues confined
Dyspepsia. Nervous Headaches Yield readily lis powers
TORPID ycrs become quick cIicd and made active by H.
Somncls made healthy by lis ncunlling ef
cc,s Indigestion disappears when IL the organs life.
Dlrrhna resist s tonic powers And Cholera is,
by these rrEs promptly dsarncd becomes
1919 and 80, when TINT seourge devastating the cogry
BAKERs BrrEKs will remedy NIL the Ills humanity
such discusses caused by the stomach and bowels.
y yield 10 its strengthening effects and speedily driven
from the system All who need tonic sioudtry It, and be
come Judges Of Its virtues
For sale by all the Druggists In Lynehburg and by all the
principal Druggists in the city OF Riehmond, and csewh
Virginia; also, of Mess Chas. Stot ~ Co., Washington city
d. O.; y. ii. SabNr IL Co.. Baltimore Nd ID. H. Miller,
ingtun, KY and Barnes u Park, N. T..
orders filled by addressing H. BAKER, Proprietor
feb 2l-dAcs Richmond, Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

Spring and mer Goods.
j. MATTHIAS DC Co,
NO. ~ Main street, LynChburg, VA,
fsra WOULD respectfully caI the attention public
1io their large and elegant stock If GOODS consisting
WI oi nl tho different Al, les of onnes that
Misses and Infants Hats, Flats and Caps Ribbons Flowers,
Eonchcs licnesses lncc tocrs Dress and Moair Caps
Lace Ncits Lace Goods Paasor Kid and SIX Gloves tannt
cts ice and Mourning ais nck md Front Hair Brais,
Grccan Cnrl Hair BrOscs Combs ExtrnGs Of different
kinds: also, very ecglm lot Of French, prrsa and Cambria
Lace aud SILK and SIN a Lace Manes Lace Points, shamls,
busters. Chdens Nantes and Hoop skirts very cheap and
other articles mentioned. stock
tolh very reasonable terms and Will be sold cheap
Those wishing 10 purense viii nl II greatly o their
h call before buying. Goods sold ut Wholesale and Re
bail. opening, ncNt Friday, Mprch BDtl.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
sY Honnc repaired In good style and al short notice
NH go dts J. MATTHIAS Il CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

READYti
10 Il NJ q NJ n EN-

jon N q. M q EN-
ready exhhu choice as<nftmentof NEW SPRING
GOODS purchased under MsuFabie circumstances IN de-
dining MARKET which win afford him great pleasure 10 snow
In all IN need af fashionable, good and cheap Eooda
In his stock will e fund goods " ha own norsasious als
goods made In the south, for negroes wear : -
ap2-s No. 50 MAIN STREET.
New Grocery and Commission House.
WIN. II. ROSE 81 DIR. a. T.. WILLS
LAVE associated themselves together under the ssya and
hrm OF WILLIAM H. R0sE n CO, and have lasen the
housc No io Main street. next door " Lee, oekc Taylor
Tor the purpose ui eonductnga
General Giocsiy and Commission business,
mi NJ this ie In receipt Of large and well selected stock
F GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, nnd LIQUORS Of
~ ka and other article usually kept In First Class
Wholesale and Retail rcery House and win pny particular
ncnilon n the sale of BACON, LARD, BNfTEk FLOUR,
WHEAT TOBACCO, and Country 1rodace Eenctaly; make
vtal advances Produce IN hani consigned Cor sale, and
s,si lime sales when required.
An from tho public Ia IN call and rxamine stock
in, Ing motto Will be- gaiet miles and small
,rhsfs,
ssS- No trouble W show Goods, ~ lapbfy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
New Grocery and Commission Heast
CLOTMINCl CLOTHINGil CLOTHING II!

addition Ia the large aud mshpnabic stock OF READY
l MADE CLOTHING purchased have Engaged first rate
Cutter, aud WILL tom this dates nnnuacfafc great part NJ
my stock at homo Having bought taa. from lmrriera
AMI Commission olf-cs. offer freat llueemen III the
public Garmens VIII be nele ii shd naiics aud good o.
always warranted, NJ nthas and all lpsers Of home and
Southern manufacture, tea1e-ed 10 pafrulzc mr. Twill
hold out groat Inducements 10 cash and prop paying custom
My stock embraces Geirnen Youths, and boys cloi
ing Of every dserptian also, Furnishing Goods such
Shirts Cc"rs Ulo'cs Ties Handkerchief Drawers, socks
SpenerR Trunks tnrpct liags, mil number OF a
ecs To Counlry Merchants will say, that better
prepared Than viii scl cheap amy house this
c baltimore. 10 call will amply repay the purcha
Tar his trouble. NJ. 0u00ENHElMER.
IAs"unrEa, April II, lShh,
PA oansldcrrblc number Of good hands find steady
employ aud reasonable prices paid for work. the south
trn Clothing Mnnuaciay. lap 1I'.l Ma.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
CANDIDATES FOR orrrcE.
Commissioner Of tho Revenue,

CommlsSiouer OF tho Revenue,
M> WE are authorized announce WIN. H. PEER.
WS MAN a. candidate for tho office OF Commissioner
Of The Revenue Cor tbs Western District Of Campbell county,
ap i0-d,de
nCS~ WE arc authorized 10 announce DAVID uoFF.
Commit snner of the Revenue for The Western District of
Cami,ell county. Election IN Thursday of May next.
ar l1-tdc
For Commonwealth Attorney.
Ar St- WE authorized to announce JAS. i. COLE.
ConinonM ealihs Attorney OF Amherst county Grateful fr
the confidence reposed In him for the eight years ho
pledges himself reelected 10 whatever abilities he
may POSSESSES In Tie faithful discharge of all the du,rs incident
10 la, Office, Inp ta-tlc
Justice of tho Peace.
49, At the solicitation of many voters Mr.. ISAAC Il
WrG kElNoIpS has nanssntuti 10 hccoAo n candidate
for the nnce OF Justice ef the Peace IN the Zion bsru of
Amherst county, at the ensuing election lap iid.M@
Sheriffalty.
.~-ss4=- $50
MCR LEA cAndlai. for The Sicrldalty III Campbell
county SELECTION, Alb Thursday IN May. lap s.tde
hx-,o WE arr authorized 10 announce ADAM CLEMENT
hS candidate Tor tho sherily ui ,amp ell County.
NH e3-dtjo+
m WE authorized 10 q koRG 4 H. LEM
WcG MON oanlidare Tor the Shernaly OF Campbell
Uhnly. Rep. copS1 NH ~
N~ os@ WE are authorized 10 pnuouuee iouN o. THORN
GE HILL candidate Tor the neN sher'lis of camp
bell County lmh S-dtdee
m y- + nrc authorized to announce fR ASCfs THORN
TcE TON us Candidate FIR the shrrllalty - Campbell
county Election day, an fh,,r-1ny In Mny. NH 2diic.
a@S- VIZ authorized 10 announce uEO. H. ID ME-.
WSE Ron candidate the sh,ri. alty of Amherst
county, nj the ensnins election. NH y.dt,lo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

LINE SILVER WATCHES.-wc have on hand the best lot
OF Silver Watches have ever offered for sale They
viii be tcoTranted 10 work we'll and will be sold low
api2 IS Main si,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

~> WE afs authorized announce wM. n. PEER.
H<E MAN candidate for tho office of Commissioner
Of the revenue OR the Western District Of Campbell county
ap tD-dtLe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

NJ ~ VIZ arc authorized 10 announce DAVID uOFF-
rE MAN n candidate for election 10 Tho office Of
ommisiou of the Revenue for The Western District of
Iamilel county. ELECTION lih Thursday Of May next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
Sllerifalty.

sr -. WE ARE authorised 10 JOHN u, CON
TsR LEY candlai. for The Shortaity ur Campbell
county election, 4th Thursday Ia MAY up a.ble
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

~ WE are authorized 10 announce ADAM CLEMENT
w Candidate Tor tho sheriiIly ,anp ell County.
NH 70 dtlc+
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
For Commonwealth Attorney.
Justice of tho Peace.

M(S> At the solicitation of many voters Mr. ISAAC II
H-G EEfNoLps has consulted 10 h,cuae n candidate
for TIC nce Of Justice Of the Peace, Ia thc Eon District
Amlerrt count, at the ensuin. election. lap iidM%
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

The Great Fire In HAN ibal.
We are indebted to Captain Shebie, OF tbs
Louisiana, fors Quincy Herald, containing
an extra from the Hannibal Democrat Of
ice. That onice made narrow escape, and
was "surned completely upside dowa.n The
Democrat says: So
The Ore was discovered about Q o'clock
this morning Ia carpenter shop on the alley
north from Market street, and rapidly spread
in every direction, destroying the entire
square from Main to Second, and from Mar
ket to Center streets then crossing Main
street and extending TO Front street, destroy
Ing every building within the limits named.
One man has been arrested for firing the
building In which IL commenced, and at one
time 1t was shought that Lynch Law would
be executed, bat by the timely interference
OF cltixsns IL was prevented.
The Daily Messenger establishment 10
among The ruins.
We learn by . passenger who came up on
the Warsaw yesterday, that the msn spoken
OF above as arrested, was released. Nothing
could be proved against him. The citizens
we're about 10 organize Vigilance Commit
tee, and drive all suspicious characters out
OF the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

DAILY G&rE Cry orr,cx,
heokuk, May I4th. |
FL0UR--superfne, - IS; Spring wheat, ex-
ira, - ee Fall wheat, sxtra, - 10 to s. rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1870 so perl
C0RN--ss to 36-good dsuand.
BARLEY-spring, asas6. Fall, 76as0e.
WHEAT.-in good demand. Fall 81 soAl SIS
Spring zeal es.
0AIs--4e to as.
RYE-soa7ec in good demand.
P0TATOEs-40t to 80 by the load retail so.
aROCERIEs-New Orleans Sugar, fair 73asA,
prime sse!, clarified leales, crushed and Ioafll4
10 i2a- Molasses-Plantation As TO boe, s. II. 30
90 ss, Golden Syrup, so TO s5e. ccfes--Rio lss
&c i4i. Java Is to lee Laguyra, to i5s. Rice, 5i1
8.
soAP-Pslm 6ie, Family sac.
rtNDtEs-stRr ts TO 20, stsArfne Is, Mould
ia3, summer pressed, Is
LARD 10 to 100 retail l7ic.
BuTTER-choice is to 1e retail 10.
HiDKs-Dry l3s to 1875; green, b TO 50 green
sheep pelu 40 to Use green bog skins rs.
HAf-prairie $5A to ssi; Timothy and Ii ungs-
rian, s7as7s; Baled do. ssa to $40 Retail, $l2
sEtDs.-HungarianG Grass, 25s3e Timothy, 81
30 to | 60; Flax Seed, sea2e.
SuNDklES-onions,4 40 to 80; Eggs, s.
Feathers, soc to Soc; White Beans, roc TO 90.
FRUIT-Dried apples, I rs to / 90 per bush.
Dried peaches, 50 50 TO 4 90; Exisins, s. Is to
8 e.
CnEESE-w. r. III to IIi Denmark . to 10
PR0vIsIoNS-Hamsq vi TO 10; Shoulders II to 8;
clear sides Q to ".
BEEF-sSa3c gross; Sc to SC per quarter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

ApvIcE As the hot season Ia approaching every
person should prepare their system for the change
and thsrs h no remedy 30 applicable M Mclean q
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. Ii will
purify the blood thoroughly, and ct the same time
strengthens and invigorates the whole organize
ton. The immense quantity Of ii that is sold
daily Is proof enough Of Its great virtues in
thoroughly reuoving ALI impure matter from the
blood We say TO all try IT, Ii il delicious to take
See advertisement, In another column.
NV IAd1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

VIZ CosGRAruLAIK HIk.--The local editor
Of the Journal finds cares, sorrows and
perrlexity in editorial life. lie frankly and
sorrowfully Acknowledges their thcrny ex-
istence. But be has found that sthere are
occasionally bright spots" nay, more, that
there 10 even now and then q "blooming
CASTS in the wilderness" Ia short, the local
editor has been presented with keg Of lager
beer, and be rises from its contemplation,
high above all the cares, sorrows and per-
plexities OF editorial life, to fnd himself in
"blooming oasis" He IL happy. He 10
in bea,ifc state difficult to describe-and
which perhaps be will not attempt to describe
till somebody presents him with another
"bright spot" or "blooming oasis"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

The Pittsburgh Chronicle says an appal-
ling accident occurred on the Little Saw
Mill Run Railroad on the 7th. A train OF
IL cars left the mines for the city, with nins
persons on board, and on reaching some
high tres.le work the tender, which was be-
fore the locomotive, ran off the track and
fell into the ravine below, dragging with 1t
the locomotive and three cars, and reducing
the whole to complete wreck. Three Of
the passengers, including the engineer, were
buried beneath the ruins and died almost in-
stsnsv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

AWFUL DKArH learn that little cir |,
four or Ave years OF age, daughter Of Mr..
For, living in row OF buildings, near 18th
street, yesterday morning fell into the vault
OF privy, and was drowned. DR.. Sherman
and DR.. Marsh were called in, and made ev
cry effort to resuscisats the poor child, bus
In vain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

The FIRE Ar HASSIBAL.--Mr. n. Nj. Rey.
nolds informs as that tho drug store belong.
ing to the firm Of A. @. Richardson 4 Co.,
OF which he was q member, was burned 10
the conaagration on Friday. The loss vas
$5 900, of which 81 800 was covered by in
surance. Not more than $500 worth Of
goods we're saved. ~~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

. balloon ascension in New York on the
10th. A high wind was prevailing. The
balloon vas dashed against q house with
great force, aud Mr.. G. thrown upon the
roof. He died that night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

STEAMBOAT SUsK.-The steamer X. r.
Sass, with $50 passengers, from New Or
leans for Cincinnati snagged and sunk so
miles below Memphis, on the night of the
10th. The boat and cargo are total loss.
Seventeen passengers are known to be loss
among these Was Mr.. Klingman, of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

u james Mckee, formerly editor Of the
Warsaw Commercial Bulletin, died In War
saw reesntiy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

e. 8. q. Goodrich, we'll known rs tha
author Of the "Peter Farley" school books
died in New York on the 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

aTTwo head of cattle were shipped to
Chicago. recently. from Hardin county, in
this State, the joint weight Of which was
over 5000 pounds. One Of them weighed
2,6lS pounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

Tar DRouGHr. We understand that many
of the wells in the interior OF the county
have given out, and water has to be hauled
4 or miles. This must be great incon-
venienee to farmers Who have not time for
such work. We fear now that when il does
come it will drown us oil OUT. Davenport
Demoerat.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

GA horse express 10 to be got up in op.
position to the pony express. IL 10 expected
they will make the trip TO the Pacific In fv'
DAYS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

The Office of ORION CLEMENS, Attorney at
Law, will be ct the Daily Gate City, Office, for
few weeks.
febI4dtf
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Haasv FrCxen

JEFFERSON, Cook o., ILL.,, Dec. 49, 1860.
Mr.. w. b. SLOAN Dear sir-on my way home
from Chicago last winter, was overtAken by one
of the sevsrest snow storms ever saw. Night soon
came on, and lost the road and wandered about
on the prairie nsarly all night. When almost
ready to perish, came to the house Of TREND,
but 1t wAs with great difficulty that I got into
the house. One hand was badly frozen, and my
suferings from it entirely beyond description
several pieces of bone coming ont of one finger
My friends feared nothing short Of amputation
would save my life. Bat your valuable Ointment
was freely applied, and not only my life, but
also my hand saved.
Very Respectfully,
z. BYINGToN.
See sinan's advertisement in another column Of
this PAPER. [msyI4 dot vii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14

~-It Is seldom that we notice any thing In the
medical line, would We now, unless we could be
convinced that We are not doing duty ~ jour
alist, in recommending TO the public DR.. J. los
tstterss Celebrated Bitters. for the cure Oh that
terrible and most fatal Of all dseases--Fever and
Ague. Prom own experience with tha valua-
BILE specific We can safely say, that for diseases Of
The above nature, II stands without rival. Its
timely assistance has saved many fellow-being
from premature grave. Every day we hear of it
conquering the worst cases of Fever aHd Ague. To
those who Ia the least afflicted with any of the
complaints arising from irregularity of the d.
gesivs or gans, nothing be bene fetal than
these Bitters. We eheerfully recommend them to
the thousands In this State, who are suffering the
most intense pain, ass certain for their Ills
Try them, and be convinced of their maHy excel.
lent qualities.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
sverywhere.
Sold by r. arBsoss, A. j. WILKIRsoE, BARTLETT,
KAYE Co., and j. BKApEs.
May Ia '6e-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-14
Keokuk Drug Store.
FIfGh-street. bet. MAIN a HI0n0 q a N (,
KEOKUk, IOWA

ALA ltGE assortment Of Drugs,
n Chemicals, instruments and
Fancy articles just received at
the above estabil sh Aent, com.
prising all the new Che mica
Preparations, l Ideas Fluid Elk
tracts, Trusses, Abdominal Sup
porters, pessaries, spec ulums oi
all kinds. ststhoscopes, Cathc
ters, Spermatorrhma hinge, ans
some splendid eases Of Char
riere's superior instruments.
These articles having been Sc
lected with special reference /,
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