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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06
Horrible Murder of N woman an,
Two Chtldren.

Horrible murder OF w oman N d
Two Chtidren.
The Fairfield Jefersonian extra, received
yesterday, contains the particulars of most
brutal and bloody massacre Of an entire
family.
On Saturday fisherman found the bodies
OF woman and two children In Cedar Greek
near Abingdon, Jefferson county, In this
State. An inquest was held, and sufficient
information elected to put Sheriff Robb on
| the track, He, with others, followed on till
be overlook the murderer near Upton, few
miles across the Missouri line. The muir
derer, John Kephsrt, was arrested, and on
examining bis wagon, clothes belonging to
the murdered woman and her children were
found slowed away in it.
More than year ago Kephart went to
Musoatine with his team TO move one VIM.
willis, a carpenter, and his family TO Mis-.
sour. lie took them to Cass county, Mo,
whore Willis was taken sick and died sud
denly, as is since said, from the effects of
stryohnine administered by Kephart. After
Willis death, kephart took his place ms head
OF the family, and moved to Arkansae, where
be sold whisky to the Indians. In May be
moved over to the neighhorhood Of Des
MONIES, whence, few days since, he started
South with the family in a wagon drawn by
two yoke Of oxen.
The little boy, named James, found with
him at the time Of his arrest, save that his
mother was killed Thursday night, 2Sth ult.,
near Eddyvilie. They had camped out, and
bis mother got supper as usual. After sup
per she complained of being sick and soon
went to bed IN the wagon with the children
in the night some time the boy awoke and
found his mother lying dead, with larg,
cash in the head. The children scrambled
out OF the wagon, and Kephart chased tb,
youngest and oldest around and under thu
wagon with the axe. The little girl wa,
soon caught and killed.
lie had more trouble after the bow, who
lodged and avoided him until be tripped ane
fell. Az he was getting up again, Kephar
gave the fatal blow. After placing the chill
dren in the wagon, be then took the Wagon
hammer and pounded their heads 80 make
sure work.
After his arrest and committal, on Sunda,
night about 8 o'clock, as We learn from
private letter, the jalor at Fairfield entered
the prison and found Kephart suspended b,
the neck, and apparently lifeless. He GU
him down Immediately, and the physician,
soon brought him round and Ii lie now hopee
that he will live long enough to furnish tn,
Sheriff an opportunity to perform that iol
for him.
kephart is about sixty years DID, Mrs
Willis, the murdered woman Was from 35 t,
4o, the murdered boy IL years old and BIZ
! sister six. The boy living ia ebout ten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

Ut Many OF the Douglastes denounce
Breckenridge as disunionst. 1t seems that
they didp'. csre whether the Union was ssvo-
ted up or voted down." four years ago when
they supported this same Breckenridge for
Vice President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

WORSE THAN WE TuoUorr THEn.-The
harmonious Democracy Of Iowa are go anx !
ions TO beat Lincoln, that they have deter
mined to run both Douglas and Breckenridge.
This thing OF doubling teams against the
honest old Rail Splitter is too bad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NANTED---Me with from $500 TO 1900
w cash, to locate in Davenport, Iowa City. II,
Dies Moines, oskaloosa, Fairfield, Harrington, Mus
catine, Dubuque, Hannibal, Quincy aud all SINH lar
towns south and West. monopoly of q general
staple article used In every faD&ly every day
Sale large, profits 300 FER cent.
Apply Sd Street, lst door north OF johnson street
Keokuk. dot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

LOOK ON THIS PICTURE. NOW ON THIS.
Hist breokiHridge's) The Rump Conven.
hatred OF Douglas ton completed it's Ia !.
must be most intense, bors by first driving
that he should be will out from it's mi,st ey
ling IN order to defeat cry trustworthy Dem
him, to sacrifice him ocrat, and by then
seif. disrnpt the Ma nominating that arch
tional Democracy, rebel, Stephen A..
and place in the Pres Douglas. for presi-
idency Republican. dent. Their platform
The boilers have de- virtually enuncistes
tailed him on a fer but one principle
lorn hope, and he 40 squatter sovereignty /;
cepts the mission Their hearts throb
lOincnnati Enquirer, with but one desire
lDemocrat.) burning lust after
once; their souls are
possessed but by one
feeling,-a bitter ha.
tired OF the Democrat.
10 party and Its chosen
exponents.~[ St. Louis
Bulletin, (Demoorat.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06
DAY & BRO,

-
WHO LES ALE ERB
les MAIx srRsHr. .KEOKuK, IOWA.
a hk In receipt of choice lot of Holland Her.
ring. No. Fire Crackers.
dates. Extra Selected No. 1 Mackarel.
White Fish. Mackinaw Trout.
a Choice lot Of Western Reserve Cheese.
Prime Leaf Lard.
Smok cd Shoulders.
Smoked Hams.
Smoked Dried Beef
Sable Iron Works Nails.
E.J.Gay Cos. Plantation Molasses.
City Refined Molasses.
Golden Syrup.
Challenge Brand Bicarb, Soda.
Friar's Goose Bcarb Soda
We shall be in frequent receipt of selected Bnt-
ter ana Cheese Throughout the season. We offer
the above at the lowest possible figures or will ex
change the same for hides or such products as win
bear shipment ie 10. sod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

Hamburg Cheese.
9 * bOAES--s cry choice. Just received and for
80 sale low. KELLOGG n BIKGE,
iune 2T-a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06
i. ,. TEN -1xcK,
General Insurance Agent.
COR. IN AND MAIN -sTs.,
X cox uk, Io-n

LIRE, LAKE. RIVER AND IIFEuN
sUkANGE promptly attended to ut this Office
Better and more INDEMNITY can be given at this
Agency than any othor IN this city and less trouble
after q loss.
maHa ins Co., ~ Hartford, Conn, ~, 1914, 100
Home Insurance Company. Of Nsw Fork Izb7 s Il
No'h american In Co., Hartford, Coma, 800 900
.ng fHs Insurahcf Co., OF Fsm Hapen, 2Tas53
rn0nss ftre fn.a,anes Co., Of Ns1 Fork, 29e zee
LO'A1sva frs inssyeAcs Co., fer FORK, 364 go
Connecticut MSfsaiLt)eIs Co.. HsrtTord. s.0oO. n
DIR. j. W BoEp, Medical Examiner
~A. w. GKIFFITH 10 authorised m raes,x.
applications for all above Companies.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, FACTORIES,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at =.
low rates ~ other Companies who pay their losses
II. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
01ice corner I'd and Msii sta, Keokuk lows.
June I, dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06
German SOAR.

German Soap.
nNE hundred boxes, Hill Il Co.'s, Cincianati, O.
N/for saieby HOLT 4 CO.
noy4d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

hn0 LBS. TILDEN b CO.'S Medicinal Fluid XIX
Wv tracts just received and opened this day,
comprising many new preparations never be ore
offered to this public, all OF which I offer to the
trade at their card price.
JOHN T. WILKINSON,
july4 d3t-w3t 81 Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

TitdcUss Wine OF WiId Cherry.
ENiFTY bottles Of this delicious Vino, possessing
all the valuable properties Of the Wild Cherry
and highly recommended as the most agreeable
tonic and stimulant, especially adapted TO dyspep-
tcsand those predisposed to pulmonary complaints,
just received and for sale by
JOHN 7. WILKINSON,
Jy4-d3t-w3t 81 Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

PREPARE FOR THEM.

EsOSTER has for sale the best 10 and 100 inc
I wide MusQuEroE EErs, and Best Twisted g.
Bars, White, Pink and Blue.
iul2.d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06
NEW Msps,KA-

NEW HOOKS.
usI received new supply OF "The Minister &
Wsoing" and "From Dawn TO Daylight"
M. w. WE6TC0rT,
Msrx1d ~ Main-st.
GpAULDINd u PREPARED GLUE for sale By
~ myl NV. WESTOOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

Two do Homework in private family. One who
! bring good references and shall prove
worthy of them can have a permanent place good
wages and prompt pay. Enquire of ID. F. Miller
corner OF Bank and 18th streets.
July O., 1860. d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

huhiNd my absence, persons having business
II with me will call upon w. w. Belknap, at tn,
Office Of Lomax Belknap, Second at, near Main
July, s-e3t G. r. DIMOND.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06
NOTICE

NOTICE
vJsHE Partnership heretofore existing between
= the undersigned under the style Of Bailey 4
Bliss, was this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to the frm viii please cali and
make paymentto R. Wv. Baileyj who is alone
authorised to settle the husiness Of the firm,
X. v. v. BAILEY.
U. ID. BLISS
keokuk. June 40. 1880.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

kephart is about sixty years old. Mrs.
Willis, the murdered woman WAS from IS to
40, the murdered boy IL years old and bis
sister six. The boy living is sbout ten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

NOTICE.
The undersigned win continue the business at
the old stand Thankful for past favors, a con-
tinuance Of the same is solicited.
iy3dIw RV " BATLFY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-06

of our fsm resides In New York, We shall continue
to receive weekly supplies throughout the season.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
AGRICULTURAL.

iluT FRusT-A knowledge al ihe .aNs
wF h govern lIosl 9, of great Importance ioih
Hu1cT AMI gardener H. friends grOun
F' year where seyeTal g'spe vines, sam
MI ID nn n, ll,es m the open garden, and
rIH. 8 on walls ard lrnsSs ~ The deso''lin9
.lr'' nj June, those on The l,lltses osl torn
.,.- foliage aul fruit, While those on the wal,
fences lost ouly small Part, Those o,
, II which had gOrniee projecting foot
r over the vines we" not iunI"l "a ALL
Y. re, however, slr'y branch projected irom
Poe wall more than foot IL Nls frost bitten M
no At very point, And NIL the Young tomato
-rI other p'anis an hot border nnSid- of IN
a-u'ciion 0f the cnTnila wcr, cat IN tIeg round
he'e facts illustrate tie principle 10 which
.,. yi,h oow to refer, II cool NOt clear
noon in Nav, The gardener hrs learned
O. predict frost n night, u,le's clouds OF
#mi arise. When tie sky Is clear the heat
"a. re soil prsScs eli min the upper mr. without
a.s fruction. bat # there nrr clouds IN the sly
..., throw ,he h~at back Sometimes the
gardener finds !ros, on his plants, when the
r-r,urv of the Thermometer is sCvrn degrees
shove the freezing polor, because the mr. IN
.-a surface Of the ground is colder rhnn that
above.
IN windy nights oven wish clear SKY,
tatJe iJ les dinrrr Of frost rhan In calm
vaathcr. The wiri docs no, prevent radrn.
'.r Of heat, hu, il bring, 10 warmer air from
E.H'c, andcouscslt To sweep along the ground
and inpT to the soil portion O lbs heat.
IS clouds intercept the hcntaud cause il to
j"s end to the earth 50 my other substance
u1 ed over the soil will produce the same
r..lt. The ground under the hmnchcs Of
trees in forest is less fro1ca in Winter than an
r1 open plain, chi, ~ because these bmuchcs
.d.ruci radiation of heat. s. In garden,
raa branches Of Il tree or bush have uf.rn been
rr ed to protect tender plans from Spring
ross.
The corocc m orr lends wall, which
r.u'pc'ed his vines did not shield them from
".hr fail Of the Frost" rs the expression is
orar used, hat prevented the rapid radiation
cat. Heat aiia'e' in every direction, aud
nearly half the heat from such vine was
intercepted aud returned by the wall and the
souices.
Ol any cold night when fro.t * apprehrn.
aal. M we need to do, il TO place over oar ten.
Ser plants something 10 oh''rurt md1rjon. \
I,1 ,nmbric handkerchief has sometimes pro.
i.-t-l tender plants, while ali else around was
kHsL. Iris best generally 10 place the GOV.
l-.r few inches above The plauts.-Am
fgra Wiwnt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
HE DALLAS HOTEL.
DALLAS. TEXAS.

THIS new and commodons hotel, under the con-
troll and management Of its owner is. now open
70 the reception of visitors and the travelling public
Families can he acc, mmoArtci with snites OF rooms
and transient visit with snclc apartments if desir-
ed The rroprictryss is determined to spare no pains
to secure the comfort her guests; and the tlhe VIII
he furnished with the very hest the market ntfor g.
Auo,,;,c ecryents shall he Mt hand. Mt all times. to
attend to the wants Of the guests Mrs. CockieI soil
cts share Of the public patronage. especially from
the travelling public. Charges moderate.
Dallas Il xns .Inrnarv 25th. lHGN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

H. the rotation Of English hu:bahdry the
'gTuip usually succeeds the wheat crop. In
come cases, on very poor soils, the clover Icys
are broken up for lurnips, and on oihera crop
OF winter res, either mown or p.siuTed, are
iaten off between the wheat and the rIowng
Tor iIrnips A. a regular system, the former
cannot be pursued for the frequent recurrence
ol,he iurnip and clover crops would operate
iniuriousIv, and defeat the object OF the Guilt
vator and the latter is only applicable 10 soils
an'e free from root weeds, or in very high
state Of culfivstion-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

hIr. Carr, of Lafayette lad, relates N the
Ohi1 CnHirG'or an experiment on the depth
Of PLANTING potatoes. He WIS stopping with
a fiand whom he found planting potatoes, COW
ering lightly, say two or three inches deep,
aud advised deeper covering. His friend
ihogGht not, but allowed him 10 cover row
his own way. He picked out the largest
potatoes, ibis friend had them cut up quite
fine and dropped row, covering six or eight
inches deep. The row did rot cone up as
soon MS the rest, but when the plants did
come their superiority was manifest as far as
You could see them, AID they kept ahead
through he season, and at digging time told
ine whole story, yielding two or three tim!s
MS ucb as any other row.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
sIIsCELLAN Gus.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 10 b. the STRONGEST
MOST DURABLE, SIMPLE. EFFICIENT
and consequently The BEST and
CHEAPEST, roi only In Texas,


! CHEAPEST. r0i 0nly IN Texas,
/ but In EurOne OF america,
1T would lie vain bnsling Ia SAY thai these Reapers
! | were manufactured especially ior Texas, ms seine
m ,nuiacturen enleay0r to make the public believe ;
because they not, either kespers, unless
perhaps those which are II difficult sale near home,
where they are kuoWp, aud must therefore 10 sent
abroad hut
f The MCCORMICK REAPER and MOWER
Is manufactured FIR TIN iSas well 40 any other STATE
or country where eapers can, or are required 10 he
used and adapted, from their simplicity, TO p'ss
into the hands Of the farmer who ia unskilled in ma
ehihery,
They are not built by the hundred merely, hut by
THOUSANDS, mud of the very hest material which
ample means, care and experienced skill possibly
secure, The position u the
Raker, in the Mccormick Machine,
las long lieen cause uren'y to many manufacturers
Il l. the only really effective position that can he ole
tanned, lie is not ioed To pieces On the platform,
In ling the dust and boards Of the grain continually
cast IN his fice, while endatyorng 10 crowd his fork
full Of or Ia into a oop-hole betwecn the platform
aud main wheel frame, md leaving his bundles un-
evenly scattered an the 4 III. hut standing up in nm
easy position aud with all rikng his sheaySs oil
ms even ~ they possibly could be done by any other
rIxEG BEaASI9,
So highly cxtoel in other machines, are not necessa-
ny, because there is 10 weight to be hauled On the
platform,
The machine is nearly balanced Oh Tic main wheel,
aud little or no weight Is an the horses nccEs.
II has been before the World for upwards Of
TWENTY YEARS,
And with continued and increasing success, and still
continues prc-curincnily tho
BEST MACHINE ElER WiNrFiCTTREn.
Any farmer is Mt liberty to take tho McConNIcK
REAPER AND MowER, work il carefully through the
whole harvest with amy other Reaper, aud keep the
one which gives the hest satisfaction.
Agents are supp led with repairs, so that II any
thing goes wrong, through acclcnt or mismnnage-
men, it can be replaced without sending to Ohio or
Kentucky.
Call on the Agent in your county, who vi ! accom-
MEDIATE you in every reasonable respect ms to terms,
nc, and furnish you with circulars giving great
deal Of information.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
EAGLE FEQRWEL,

GAIN SNIILTG, TEXAS.
MN. syIcre is,',"F having become Proprietor of 4
Of the above well known House, assures Tie pub sgs
he at no pains will sprrd make VII lily &C. ~;
ccprate 70 travellers AND hno'ers lie hops to me tlS
rt continuation tie very liberal patr nrc here 49,
oror bestowed on the late pr prctor. His lI,u'e is
ons Of lie most cnoiis esahi. hmeut ofhc Kind In r.
Western Texas ad but days ride from the celebrated ol
Spngs Tie stables are nl tines well supplied with mnvrd
or and attended oxpe, and attentive ho'tcr Gains
vile with excellent cold WATER and 'nnquestoha one
Of the most pie slut sumner resorts in TIL state
W W. FOREMAN, PrOprietO
Gainesville Cook co Texas, Oct. 20, lSjo-l73ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

ygheaG for sale.
3n0s BUSHELS WHEsT ier see. Appls @
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

Whrtewashing, if repeated every year o,two
IS cheaper than paint, md assists greatly
towards rendering fences. oni rildings, 6c'
more durable. ard especially prevents the
,ri,,rti, Il moss. 4 comparatively cheap oil
pslnt for sufh sfule)ures may he made BY mix
iee ground wa,er-iift.e aud some gypsum with
ne ~. A pcrlioH Of oehis viii ncdfg The
A.iar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

a.. B nj II. Woolsey, who hnS introduced
!a.o h'rbama the u.s. of ramrls Tor farm work.
write of that animal as follows: The camel
won do admir- bic where grain is the excIu.
give op. For breaking up wheat Iants, cut
t.r gld ihreshng wheat, md then bearing 1t
mode grauury, aud then 10 the mill, and
durr to market. should perGrr them TO he
'1u.. or the horse; 40 matter what might he
rha ulure Of the loud or condition Of the road.
Upon paved streets, rs IN Newly orii or New
Qisans, they would last longer aud do better
.lao the mule, and would net lie as subject
u. b. ken bones and diseases Of feet, The
'arra'urn af IL" spinr. the superior weight
nnj sreucht Of the c0r9el c'nnenGy Gt him for
E.e art and draw. They suhsst upon very
sya1: hcrbagc when not at work, hut like ali
au..uals have most power when best fed.
found them Kind and ceoIr. 1t Is SAID, how.
ever. hat in the ru;tug season they are very
iarre--l cannot believe it !; ali my information
IS ,o ne contrary. A switch aud halter are
,lli ant TO manage them with case
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
NJ, gNlRLNs AID 81. L0g!S N0TELS,


rsIrsE two otcls br ne" under TIE nanaGGmen' ." ~,
II Jir, H. md the ltt,r by Mr. .. Hal tie PromI Org
81, - inform the IT gcu5 Of IrN that tF have spared
no expense 70 mnk, 10th houses equ' !" t' u
Ius the sm,ncr months s., Charles will be KEPT open,
when v,ry ucrm dspn u. given 20 families amt Gchte-
urr ,r,y.ng N1rIwars and tn. proTr tors have no hesa'
n in saving that pains e&p~'c slrl be sFt III IHsh.
w. t.. 'T,,r,"c,i T., ,hs s,u'h l57:lyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

M- KendeiI writes from his sheep farm IN
Texas: Our two lamb 0ochs che animals now
some len and eleven monis oIdl have rot with
stood the Winter quite so well; many Of them
Gre liUle pulled down. These Iambs alone,
ofaN our sh"ep, have been under regular
gheItar every night--a shed open IN The south
Whe'ber it has been Of any great advantage,
Wheeler they would not have got along us well
Ia open pen. well coated as lhey are with wool
Is question cannot decide. They were all
weaned in patch, on the morning OF the lGih
# last August bad they remained with their
dams fortnight longer, it nigh, have been
better; at all events. shall try the experiment
tina year. hope TO have nearly COO lambs.
md shall wran hall Che first comcrs) on the
ION of August, and the rest on the 1t Of
September. can plainly see that the young
csl anbs Of the past season, wraned on the
SAM day with the Oldest, have fallen off the
most we must live to learn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

CARRIAGE BOLTS, COACH SCREWS AND
~ TIRE BOTs-we have received direct from Of the
best manufacturer large AID full supply Of Carriage Bolts,
Coach and Tire Bos well assorted .e TO which
respectfully solicit call nom In need o. such articles
T. RUBERTs0N SONS.
apis No IS Main st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
AYERS
CATHARTIC
PTT,TS.

Arc YOU sick, feeble, and com
plainings Arc you out Of order,
with your system deranged, ana
vour feelings uncomfortable 2
These symptoms are often the
nrelude 10 serious illness. Some
III OF sickness il creeping upon
Won. and should b. averted by a
timely use Of the right remedy.
Tnxr AYERS Pills, and cleanse
out the disOrdercd humors-pu-
rify the blood, and LEI the iiuids
move on unOhstructed m health
again. They stimulate the fdne-
tions Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system nom
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body, and obstructs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
INJECTING.


1op h evep,on and cure OF Feg~ and lgue dad Baous
II ETrs Thls wonderful remedy was hroueo % we
n the present propTetors BY friend VINO mas oeen
ele- 10 Persia aud the Holy Land ..,.n..d :. s,y,r,
while going down the river Euphrael he 80 ~
So .nd Ayus On discovering his condtion one OF
a. soStnen ook h m his person ARd. saying hs sste
T no rsr tr touch pO" Although inerrdniSus a. 70 ~
-. "A and lmmedat ree ana mas since
found I; an ectual protection from OIL mAsross COM
plants -, Az, A.. ho.,rnan attributed TO
Sois Mowers said that II could only be oot hea o IN
,h ps 81 he sun Sometime Afterwards me genuenln ~
onverng with Priest obtained from HIN me secret OF S
aton snd aseeained the medicinal heros ws,s
- hi 1, vas ompoundsd The wonderful virtues OF u a
% have induced full belief In the minds OF the natives IN ne
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests IA A. hun,..,
~ s,- y, America tried with the harpies'
49,, nv ssveral Ladies and Gentlemen OF heh ch&as WY
have en The most unquA fed praise Ihs rsnsoy
md Of Fever aud Ague and Bilious feve-h no" one'eu
To S Sent Sy nail prepaid full direct On' for Its use on re-
celpt OF dollar. 80 ,t.,. g, pt.hro,A Va
p,nrh oaiee Rank OF Commerce Building New YORK
WY Spn 49, =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
LIVERPOOLA AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,ooo.OOo!
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,250,000l
Nil 4 Nm

INVESTED IN TIE UNITED STATES OVER eSOO,OOOi
Personally RespoESsJie for te Engagements o
he Company.
WE respectfully attention 10 the security OF the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company It's policy holders In W
large cash capital and Inv estneniS, as stated above
large capital and Income Of the Company enabet to take
convenient parties requiring large amounts onsuranee
In addition ordinary Of insurance. this Company 10
sues PERMANENTP0LICIESo on the payment Of TEN ANNU
Al PREMIUMS Property Is, thenceforth PERNANEBTLI
INSURED The Policy be cancelled II time and the pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent
This Company will los Of Rents by Fire. on
new and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Company all claims paid pre-
senaon satisfactory proof loss without dbdteeHfo ded
to Er interest," and not usual amer presenta
hon Of proof WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
rh8i 100 Main street. few doors above Postonhce.