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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-20
8aherlu6t unp &reb8 furtrt.
Columbus, @tF3 ben "a, San. 1857.

Or. .. Sa9ne! 80 ~" -
g9ertper 9err; Wttt srpsen @erenisea made ids ne Son ssr
aniAasparea a%Strtiamfeit TIRES 8rufrefnieanssmtIt..
9ettssYtuen betannt. @snerol ". .. SrtD NV ei@s r1mao.
NadSara fpares eurs ibrea gruRtetoiser aas inoernOen g @fs,n
YOU or0aGttts 9epetlt radcert er 40 Satr lang auf ben TOS f franz
@rfols an ttm erprOtt bitten. @~erf6teDene SGGe BON g SnSTs r GS%t
Io are1s wIroen ebenfaas IN meiner Nadbarldaft oebpftt
ees paIles pel&er ie9r fGnea 3unatm. Sd oa6 ibr oIssaIs NUS
tbrenh Altrattpe Observation-Disclosures Meetstn) unb 10 IN iss I
sGnaltdl 9sbetlt; 9~antbartett ee8ena fe uno Der g8unfb Fir ma
6fentlt9e G5pbl BADEN mid bepOsen an Sic 1T idrefbent tr NJ SIs
t6 etn 8reteer gu SRnen BIN, unO Sic ffnO u6ebr ais ruiuforsr'.n
sur WfrDnentltGIn8 eteies. tint Sale Ste eS nInfden fOOten ""'"
Sn Treunbfdaft Sbr
0bU m q QMuun
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4lt9ma, 8lutipeien &C.
Gtnftnn. Nfnen On

SlVuIDal Owen Npr Sn6y ben 4, Gept. f85T.
Or. .. Same! %
Wteine Grau mar felt bret Sabrea fbper franz nit Nrc,6i,,s
uno en th Stelta6 bon Der @trfiamtett tbres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bere a%ranttetten Der suuae setSrt- bate, 70 tdufte ib eie III SIa K
6aSDn uS etne S9a6tel 1efunebettSptGent unb ids br 70 oiSsIiiG
Sbnen rneoen III tSnnen, bb mad benz Gebraub hes grnTaretniVV
itr Qafen ssretna, bic @eltwerben rmb c6ntrr.en
eehn Atbnen na6hebea unO In .etnem 0tpnat cine %pC(1fSnSiiaS
Seiluns fclete. 'NNS'
HNt 9. z. GmfFh
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S, p. Smttb.
elartsure. @ea.. b.n 10. a,.4 IL

NG1 Or. 3. Sasne!~8 80 DNr'' 1901
@ertber @err. = @teine SUdter iuree sUr far,em MN ptnert
9alSubel befauen. neltes ene ercee MebnltGfett mil 6sr Sr'S"
braune bate. SD ssriu6te serfdie6ene Grsneten uno aer,ts a I
Sas rtns GTtGls. Cine Naat mad Der anOsrn Serotns. aSer metn
rem 8rufreini8un ssmtttel unb es bradte etne ~SU1aSnSi 49, SSsyi.
lung 3a Stanos. SD flble mid pebtalb, nd6f Der WcrIebrno 81.
rem Srntretnteun9snttte ttef SerpRtbtet tir bic @eTunp5sft
metaeS Gtnbes. ~'lN"'0S''
Das alteratise babe Id an MIR fefba erprubt unb aefunben. kos
eS bet mir etne polfdnet8e umwanclune mciner GOnfitutipn be.
3pedte, mo ane ancere Wttttel f%eblIhluaen. Sd mar ME Gin Srsrnh
soa 9atentme6tstnen, Btu aber ieBt a6er,eust bos ids Sbrenp Sell ri
rhtttelt Hareht that unb i'd BIN 9erne bereit bteIel6en ais ant AZ
~entpfebten. vi
Mn. @. Wcpbrum
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Scenes bon Shmehen

StDtbplnt, S6webenL ben 10. MGra 1879 s DN"t
Sbre uaS6asbare Wsbtjin = has 8ruhrelntannesndttd bot
risttera 9aHe rno netner gruit erpee Dtenfe atIeWfet unS ID
tann tdurn etheh Gag rbne eahelbe fem. Wlebrere neiner sSre,nSss
welAe es tbnen letlete. 49," ~""He'
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Bp 8er1iner @eiBbter. = Sn
Yer. 16 9. 6reoertdfr. wirO 8erliner @eiBz
bter, gu 5 @t8. bic Stan9e, au8geIdcnft,
ba8 mir u%nieren 2elern ais Elm psblldmlefen>
oe8, ,9%elurpeS l1o erfrti9enoe8 @etrdnte ent=
pfeblen fDnnelt.
NS 0eidaft8 9.-Sr,
Bhtllpp W@eier bat etnen Sdubz uno Stiefelz
laoen in $40, 49A2 G~utumftr5 @de bon Slap.
ltraBe %erSffnet, frDrauf mir ba8 Bublifum auf-
merit am MAIDEN.
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@rfdltans, Sniten, Seitenz II. 8ruGldmer,en

Grfdltnag, Sulter, Seitellz II, BruIi6uteraen.
2ssrtter 9err! SIN Spdtaer 1s4S wurbe tS BON etneu befti.
gen SStntsr3 " iaetner ltnten Seits %anmtteIbar inter benz Screen
Sprd6e beraatte. Sd CLAUDE, Dab eme tefttse GrfSItuna BE lir.
la6e bapon mar. Sm 9aue elmer g8Cne perbreuete IT'D btsSer
ger, 70 eaB meme Greunbe In be Srtbte 8eforenib aserittbssn. S6
probtrte bteraut en sdnaes Satr lang aae ntSsltden Mebt,tnen nv M
ter Aniretfung Der berutmteiten NerSte, aber unalldliSer VBeiis
pbne alien Grfola. I'D mar nube bdrdn, mid Der Wer,sreiaurs
btns' eeben ais eth sdtteer Sreuno mir ben @ebrouA ibrsss praiHtss
retni9un98ntttelS dnrtetb. SD SrriHafite MIR cine Sinrbe bsNgi,
Sen tmc ebe td fe nod SSaig Derbroudt bate, itentera d6 9etSen
BON StheranS ttn, unb r9 benz Sebrau6 ter 5. 5lafte f1nb i'd
Mid 99n3llh mteeerter9titeut etnst9 ourh bic 6raft tbrer rmIhSk.
barea Arinet. .ra A6tnn98ppll Sbr
~ 3. U, .6arbep.
slftfQt NJdl8f8 Haltpr ber /. YreSbuterianer- @3emein6e
Terre Saute, cub, ben s. Mat 1S4S.
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k aATFSa Sum Oerfauf.
NMSiiI 60 Gder gano nit 9utet @ebiulttt eiten, 16 Meilen
MNHiiI BON Der Staot nabe Der 2anbItraBe unb in Der aeiunbe.
aAaA11 item @egeno, 11oA Nfer an Der Nprtbern @eutral-g 6.
lenbaar, 80 Wtslen bon Der Staot nit @~ebdu6en; 10 @fer an Ser
alien Sreberid 0eab, gut a~ngebaut; 1O7 @fer nit bibIden Sc.
baultbtetten rno @nlagea, wiro 9eSen @i9entbum IN Der Sta6t
ssInngstaultt; s afer an Der alien 6reberid 9Oab u DReile pon
Mount es SaleS; i9o ader ant Baien9trn!%2 anowese, II Wtelen
gSeit=gOmbarbitr; 2 in 6apettslr.; 2 in 9erinstOnitr. / in
5rontitr. l IN prattfr. | in SancoerHr. 2 in Weul6errpitr.
permiet6en in @eit- 8altimoreir. Wcnument-, gap- unb Mcgai-
oerrp1tr. unb BrpaeWap. gruno u pertaufen in grcabmob.
grllrtorenten gu pertaufen. @loder unb 9prrtB,
yo. SO 6apetteir.
Ry- 8aufbriefe, Wetetb @pntratte. &eftamente un6 anbere
ib1tftll9e Bapere, iOwte gSaHen-@jeribts -GeI86fte merben beltenS
beior9t. Npl5s
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Nnfaa BON NusSebruns.

Dtees mag ~beseuseu, bab i'd. Dor l~usefibr 9 Sabren bon elmer
6rantbett befaaen mnroe, ole mid. NIT G~us8ebruns bebrObte unb
iberbieS BON einent 56merSli6ep 6uten geplaot purSe Td fnurhs
BON ben b~erdbnlteiea Isr5ten %beban6eIt, cbne cine grlei&terrne Az
%eerlplreu. gn6lt1. ba i6 imnler elenber murSe, ~iberrebste man
mid, Or. Sapues 8rnltreint9ung8mitte al prpbiren. @Subnn Es;n,
@ebrau@ Der srfen Jtai@e pur6e i5 etpaS better II. mad @ebrond
bon 3 Sladen erfel9te meme ebnige @eneung, T
rft eHffHGHata8 #M@4 f a#NE#H Sfuac IrnShh
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Salsbrdune (CrouD)

L
Spbn Sarriman, $50. StewarbStCmn q. s.. IbreiBt. nz5i
&Dr turSent bate zines nener Rinber einen befiaen oefSbrfhen
Nnfaa BON Salsbralne, mel9er nn3peieIbat cbne Id6nele SGlfe
8ruitnitRl uns nab Gerlauf bon q Stunbsn, in 6enens bas Rinb
8 Sbeslbftel ppu genommen bate, atbnete eS pie6er oans leidt unb
mar talp barauf pieber wpbl. N"
= &eU. Same8 90. Dantel, 8ludapater, MOraon 60. as.
Ibreibt: H 7o ""
SD babe Sbr Brnltreini9un9Smittel unb Sbren wtnetreitenten
Bailont mt penn 9rpBten @riolg in meiuer 6antle anaemaubt, Sb
bin beute 8 wtelHt melt mad etpas bon ibreru 9ruItreiniqtuosuiit
tel gertten, a' es 1nelnen ainSsrn ~euauosben, wel6e nit stueu1
Anfa1 BON Group bebrpbt Tn6. "
93pauSg Sehsn bon 3eusnife tDnaeu bon NerIoneu ppn be.
wabren 9barater ub Mabrbett ~pcroeleot psrSerL, msmu es per.
laugt pub.
91et Sapme,8 mebSinI6en Gln,auodb fir 1860.
Dtefes wertbppne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mmo einaio ousin ser-
1erltS1 Don en8M Or " Same & Con,
xsmsa ~, P9aa6eIpbia
IS 5 gubOrt. S'@eil 4 Slider, W. S. grown & gro.
y. y. Stablsr Y @Sps,a GboRiDn & 9lot, &. Diet,
81 @ai9instOn :, &c, bsi Raira s. palmsrs
GSanl7 Ntnw)
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&pntmt 0lue mnS aeneset,

Blltung Der 2ultoe.
anisvtGs, g4., BEN I. Sauuar 1853
g. DR.. 9. Sd9ne! Elf III "A~+' 1000
9Settpsr 9trr SIN Sabre 1850 mar i'd febr letbenS ros "a
t Ws"s nm. SSa.gI6ttn i'm SCrbergebeneen Sabre sufbrieb. Sd e "
tn s'nen anIaa pom Siuting Der 9unse, iuur6e feSC6 nan g.
srGa9 t1res Sruftretatsun ssmtttet pfepet eGn,t6 Se b@ : w ,sS
tstSs l SasSil,r .e M asttersn 4afaq %sstabt.- Sd babe ftTncr bic.
ano tna a setinOen, bas fc benz Rranfen 1rS6s Gr ffiggts rUs
Seritatftt aap tbn sulest sebetlt bat. S''s'VtsF""S
GbUs, s. MpIffns
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3u D~errentem:
SStdti9 fur t1ebernebnner BON 8Gucu
ah 1tnO Npncerfem.

Der 9rcBe SaaI Der We6anicS 9aa. So. I52 90. SsonetteHros
nsbft 5erren- rnbD anlensaroerebe 1T nun auf baS eleSantehe ans
geitattet unb neu 6ecorirt nnb bietet bic 8errpaltuna ben Ieberneb
mern BON 8dlett uno @oncerten oenlelben unter ben aiiafiane1
Bestn9un9en nus q 0s26. 3Nf
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Nerfaufs>Mt tset9em

- gu Derfaufen 1au1e
Gin Stu1n1ader-g tOre nit ponitdnoigar gtnriftuno in Der be-
item Sage I'M pberen Stabttbeil lit meset 5antGen =ger6SltniIe Bill
fig 81 pertaufen @dberes in Der Q8eter<Off (OT@)
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Sd bin iceten peoer Seneien BON einen1 eptSenrtI6eu Gotorrs
BET tpel8er Sranibstt I'D IN itrea Sraarstntser Elm unI6dbbares
9etlmtttcl fanb-
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Brnltbrdune unp Qslntlneien

Or. 9. Same! "HF 90
sd. be;euge, tB i'd m6brenb tcr Grute I'm lesfen erlf n bsr
uftrSbrenentsa neuns befaden wurbe unb ettr ,tfnii6s HuanIn ANTI
pps Sllt auspart! aud bate Id einrn bDfen Sufen. Sd nabns
srt etae 6lai1e ots lmeernbeh galfans unb bdnn 8 Slafden bes
SFulfrttnt9uass mtttel, uno eteie8 lteIIte mid sGnjl1 nieoer Der.
Sames u. Ban 6prn.
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Webtstniidbe Mmsetae.
@abt tbr SEN 6uffen2

~ FT%W~W PWTFNWs
Saaa 9ebraldet Or. SapneS 8rutreiuis
9un98nttttel,
Ss 9tet austnbtdltGe Grltt6terune.
SeS Snaa@ Sapne's 8rufretrfs unesmttte( ~~"
frriSt III NJ Gs raatpatte 3Iilnt n~enstebuna Der QaftrSbr ser,
Ssrttrl,%t saS 2 esslang Ses S&letneS, noel6er 6tefeIbe Ssrfsnft
riate,t Sein aS ~ ~ oat0 etne geltnbe let&te Ofetnlouna an Sdtpts'
n 9obt ibr ben aeudbulfen
sseobfauSet SaqnsS gtufreintser - aos bsts e.;tu.4.
Oas Sauasa erieiSttsr ta aso ben Sa afsSatsett VIM ste SdIfts astarst'
2ast tst. stt 9alsBtduns ecroupp5S asSsqfta
re f i mem ssna rs s INK IN sssrraaa&st Vt uS Ssl Saunfs s s !
Wtttuten. ltnb enblt6: w" eM9 IN pentgeu
3 ! eng TOR s sftrssrs . 2 q 10 tnSfast. aus..b.
aneere 8ruflet6en babt-fU eebrau6et Snnre Sosr
rel tsaai lts gsaitttsl: gs TT has bette !Seilmttttl fir fSiSee araobst.
caopn gebeut trurcen, b~ewetlen. 0" ~A"l'ptF welqe
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Gripemiider Gatarrb II. SluBfieber (Snfluenaa)
g8 NJ sGSsb bon st8buru, pa, f6reibt: e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-01
90 M M ERC1AL
DAILY 0ArK Cfry OFFICE,
Keokuk. August Nth. 4

n.,,x a .~. r.-v Qrw.eu
EaaErL Anvrst 1Tfb
FrDuR.-surar6ne a 90 !. spr,ng wheat. ex-
tra ~ 60 Pax vhs.t axtra a a6.
HRAN AND SHORTS. 500 60 perloe.
CORN "a.
gARLFY-spring s0ssbe.
WHEAT In good demand, Fall Al 90 10 10;
suv;ruTs IA s0~
oATs-I7 10 10.
RYR-4ota Is in rood demand.
p0TAToEs-2 40 to as NV the load re.a;ls5.
aRocgRIEs--New Orleans Sugar. faf, ssaa.
prime o to 81, clarified IIaal2, crushed and loaf
l2AtoI3 aolasaeg- iantatioA 40 to 45c, s.. I'll. 45
10 AB. @ oldsn Syrup, So to 75e. CoFes--Rio l6t
toi7A. Java 10 to zoe. Lxguyra, to I6 to IT. Rice,
7a7b.
soAp-Pslm sac, Family SIZE; German, (Cin9
7to7a.
CANDLEs-star Tito Is, stsarins Is, Mould
la. summer pressed, is
LARD-l2 to l2s; retail lbc.
BuTrER-Choice 10 TO Ia; retail It'll
LEATHER-sole rs to 2sc; Harness 27S.
HIDEs-Dry o. to 10; green, be green
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-01

The Keokuk horticultural Society Will hold ITS
First Exhibition of Fruits and Flowers on Thurs
day, the 9th day of septic mber, at o'clock p No.,
in the City Council Rooms.
All persens--whsther members of The Society or
ma, in the city Of Keokuk, or any Of the sur
Ting towns, cordially invited to bring IN
rx.,, md Flowers for the exhibition free OF ex.
pense.
Tha ofscers of the Society and the Chairmen Of
the eiiierent Committees are requested 70 meet ~
the Council Room at 0 clock a. m. on the day Of
Exhibition, to complete the arrangements, ADOPT
chronological rules, DO.
j. r. TEwKsBURY,
Sept. /, '60-dsd 0sofe1ary'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-01
DAY. & BRO,
Wholesale GrOcers,


hEUk
A RE in receipt Of
~ 20 bills eating and cooking Apples,
5 trails New Dates,
2O shbis. White Fish,
50 coils inch Manila Rope,
10 /"
50 noz Manila and Hemp Bed-eords,
20 haa sht '-nera 1tgsrs,
23 600 Ill savanna 6's z
ceroons Madras Indigo,
% bxs.extract lockwood.
20 chests fine to extra huc Imperial Tea,
Is " :" t Young Tyson,
10 '' ooong,
100 reams Letter Paper,
rs do foolseap g
Is do Note
20, 900 Envelopes, besides large stock Of the va
rious articles 81 groceries, which we offer at the
lowest possible figure, and will receive in payment
such articles Of produce will preserve their natur
| in transportation.
JulylS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-01

Es~ Ii liz seldom that notice anything in the
medical line, nor would we nov, unless we could
be con vineed that we not doing our dniy >
journalist, in recommending to the public DIR. j.
HoSTETTER' Is CELEBRATED BITTERs, for the
cure Of that most terrible and fatal Of all diseases
Fever and Ague. FROM oar own experience with
this valuable specific, We safely say, that for
diseases Of the above nature, it stands without a
rival. It's timely as~iatance has saved many fell
bow being from premature grave. Every day We
hear Of ts conquering the worst cases II Fever and
Agae. To those who are In the least afflicted with
any of the complaints arising from Irregular ty
Of the di gestivs organs, nothing be bene-
fetal than these Btters. We eheerfully recon-
mead them 10 the thousands In this State, who are
suasring from intense pain, as a certain cure for
their ills. Try them, and DC Convinced of their
many excellent qualities
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally sv
erywhere.
Sold by p. GIBBONS, A. J. WILKINSON, BARTLETT
KAyx a Co, and j. BRADKs.
Aug. 81, 'o9-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-01

The Public School Benevolent Society will meet
on Saturday. Sept. LIST, at o'clock p. m, at the
residence Of Mrs Whittemeyer, on the corner OF
Elondcau and 18th streets. Members and other
ladies interested are earnestly requested to ut.
TEND. [aug5ldG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-01
uestminsrer Church.

Rev A. Madeira has returned TO tho city ana
~,li breach as usual in the Westminster Presbyte-
rian Church, on 9TH street, to morrow Mt ii .. N,
and p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-01
Keokuk, MT. Pleasant and Mus
catinc, and Iowa Southern
Ef3 rsss-s rTsse fJ svlyssshh
RAILROAD,
OPEN TO FORT MADISON.
CHANGE OF TInE3
"A Ta L. ara nj ~ N day nr. m


CHANGE OF TIMEI
To Take Effect om M a day Aug. goth.
IRON and after the above dale, Trains will be
rL: folewss
kIkAT TRAIN
Will leave keokak daily Sundays excepted) at
$50 o'clock b.. anu arrive at Fort Madison
at b. I'D a.
SECOND TRAIN
VIII leave keokuE daily at 4 o'clock y. m,
and arrive at Fit. Madison at $3.50 p. M.
FIRST TRAIN
ieav les Fort Madison daily Sundays excepted at
s:AS "A. m, and arrives at keokuk at f0:2S.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison at 600 p. m. and arrive
at keokuk at 1870 p M.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN
viii leave Montrcse Daily al 3:i5 o'clock, a. IN,
Arrive at heekuk at a.3O a. IN.
Tte6:31 o'clock Train connects at Montrose with
Regular Lin Of Packets for Burlington, Musca-
tine, Rock Island and Davenport. Also at Fort
Madison with the estern Stage Co.'s Coaches for
Burlington.
Va Fare by thisroute as Low AS The LOW
EST, and passengers subjected to as few changes
by any other route.-aH
THROUGH TIChEIS over this line can be pro-
cured to all the principal places East, West and
North, of ]. II. TEWkSBukf, Ticket Agent, OPP
positethe Billings House, Main st., keokuk.
b. w. DAVIS, Sup't.
Auv IL -r'fN.dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-01

s&A~ @<~ = = xAA x - O. co.
No. 142 MAIN STREET,
oLEsALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS
Oh E MICAL
Paints, Oils, VarniShts,
WINDOW GLASS;, GLLSSVARE, BRUSHES, 10
April a5-disAwly EEoKuK, IOWA.
SFRlsG STOCK FOR 1850.
A. Il. ccsHAHLg. aKoRew p. sxYrHs
CONNAELE * SMYTH,
Wholesale GrecerS, Forwarding and Com
mlssicn Mercants, and
Dealers TN Tennessee ana 1nniassa
ia ON,
No. 81 and rs Leves,. KE0KuK, IOWA.
Az h have new in stors, and will be receiving
" continually, as tue wants Of the trade de-
mand, from the East and South, ample supplies OF
goods In eur lane, 10 which the trade of Iowa,
Northern Missouri and Western Illinois ia respect
fully solicited, as we determined to compete
successfully With 81. Louis and Chicago In prices
Merchants Buying Tor Cash. or
Prompt Time Bwyerss wills find our
PRICES Low. and d To- sscII To exam-
Inc our stock before making their
purchases.
We are now receiving, and have in store. all 9TH
er casses Of goods sppertaining to line of bus
insFs.
zoo bags strictly prime Bic Coffee.
80 pockets old GOV. Java
81 hhds N. o. Sugar.
30 bills. Beleher loaf, crushed and clarified do.
% +" plantation and s. Ii. Molasses.
70 /" Bslchcr's ). III. and Golden syrup.
100 boxes Star Candles
lilo " Family and Patent Soaps.
10 bbls. Lard Oil.
10 " Linseed Oil.
100 kegs Pure White Lead.
bels. Turpentine.
10 tierces kice.
200 kegs i. q. soda,
30 hxs bahnitt's salerstus, In pound papers.
tuns Manila Rope-allsiEes.
80 bags Cotton Yarn
% bales Batting.
200 doa. Moline Q and hoop buckets.
| 30 !" Tube
/ drums Goldfish
/ 30 bss. No. | Herring.
/ 100 pkgs. Mackerel, bills. half bills and kiss
10 half lbls White Fish.
2e bits. Rosin.
/ ID /" Wilmington Tar.
10 . Navy Fitch.
/ 30 bales 0asum.
/ 100 bills. Louisville and Rosedale Cement
/ 10 Plaster Paris.
| 800 bash. Piastering Hair.
| 500 " New Dried Apples,
200 hxH. Glass, sxlo loxia Z, Iox14, 1oxls. 1890.
10 bales new "a bush. q unny Bags
March IL, ls6t-d4w
MANUFACTURE TOBACCO Of all graars--
VI 10, N, . and 10 Jump and caddy hoxss--pur-
chased directly trom the manufacturers. for saie
low by CONNABLE a sNYTH
mrhi1dhw 81 h So Levee.
| A LARdE stock Of dreen aud Black TEAS Of all
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@a. We this week change Sloan g advertisement,
ut his request which according 10 contract. Some
Of readers msy think it strange that We should
prescott them weekly with paper containing this
advertisement when il IL we'll known there Ia net
an article set forth in that be obtained Ia all
this section Of eoantry.
Well it is not our fault, aud we don't want to be
held responsible. Mr.. Sloan certainly cannot be
aware of the demand existing in this part Of the
state for his 10 edicines. We reeeye cd two letters
Yesterday, one more than SIXTY miles distant, in
curing where they could be procured.
Mr.. Sloan, send on your Ointment, Condition
Powders &c. There is ss much call for them as
there was Of old for the Bal of uiissd-Mt. Car
uael Reetsfeg, ILL.,, Jane 10, 1876
sec oIo IA d advertisement In another column Of
this pager. Aug. n abtwll
McLEAs's STREsGrRKNtse CoKDIAL.--Ihis rem
eay has been before the public only short time,
but il has proved TO be an invaluable remdey to
purify the blood and strengthen The system; every
one who uses ii recommends it to 9th ers, until it
has become the sta ndard remedy with every family
in The United States We say to every reader, try
tilt il a delightful aromatic.
See advertisement, In another column.
Aug. 77d&w
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and others will address the Meeting.
The regular passenger train on the h. rs.
ID. M. & M. r. X will wait, on that morning,
until o. o'clock, An, and will take up pas
sengers on the return ct Pm.
Speaking will commence on the ground al
precisely bali. past 10 O'Clock.
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III ayers OF THE GREAT CITIES.

W.
We the undersigned MAYORS, hereby certif
lat the Druggists, Apothecaries and Physicians D
II several cities have signed a document OF ne
rance 10 us that the remsdiesof DR.. !. O. AYEi
CO, of Lowell, tAYERss sARSAPAKlLLA
ILLS, AaUE CURE. and CHERRY PICTORIAL,
ave been found TO be medicines of great excelencs
I'D worthy the confidence OF the community.
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor of Lowell.
HON. ALBlN BEARD,
Mayor Of Nashua, N. III.
HON. T.. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor OF Manchester, Nh.
non. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of Concord, N. ii.
HON. A. Ii. BULLOCK,
Mayor Of Worcester, Mass.
non. NATHN'L sILsBEE,
Mayor of Salem, Mass.
NON. +. w. LINCOLN,
Mayor Of Boston, Mass.
HON. w. Nj. R0DMAN,
Mayor OF Providence, X. /.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Mayor of Norwich, CT.
HON. y. N. HARRIS,
Mayor Of New London, CT.
HON. CHAs. S, DoDIER,
Mayor Of Montreal, @. e.
HON. D. F, TIEMAN,
Mayor of New York City.
HON. II. NJ. KlNsTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, G. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of Toronto, c. w.
HON. r. Nj. BISHOP,
Mayor of Cincinnati, O.
HON. /. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.
AOE. JAS. McfEETEgs,
Mayor Of Bowmanville, c.. w.
HON. JAS. W. NORTH,
Mayor of Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, JR.,
Mayor of Hallowell, Me.
non. JAS. s. BECK,
Mayor of Fredericton, n. b.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor Of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. j. C. BLATsDEbL,
Mayor of Fall River, Mass.
non. w. II. 0RANsToN,
Mayor of Newport, R. |.
HoN. FRED. sTAnL,
Mayor of Galena, III.
NON. JOHN H0DeDEN,
Mayor OIL Dubuque, iowa.
non. TH0s. CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor of Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. r. j. BAuau,
Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HERMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of Milwa ukee. Wis,
NON. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor OF Racine, Wis.
HON. A. FAIR,
Mayor OF kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN G. HAINEs,
Mayor Of Chicago, Ill.
/ HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. W. HoLYBAD,
Mayor Of Columbus, Ga.
HON. TH0s. F2ENCH.
Mayor Of Burlington, Iowa.
non. VIM. LEIGHTON,
Ex,Mayor of Keokuk, Iowa.
Certify that the resident Druggists have as,
| them
Certify that the resident Druggists have ~,
| them
Cersify that the resident Druggists have AS
them
AYERS SARSApARILLA
AYERS SARsApAhILLA
AYERS SARsAPAKlLLA
L. an excellent remedy. and worthy the comic
of the community.
II an excellent remedy and worthy the come
OF the community.
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the conf
OF the community.
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"a DIR. Hussey, Of Montrose, pocket
edition on DIR. Eads, has been appointed Su-
rer;nterdent of Common Schools for this
eou,tv. in Mace of John A. Num-, resigned.
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German Soap.
nNE hundred boxes, Hill 4 Co.'s Cincinnati, o.
~ for saieby HULA $50.
nov4d
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Preaching On sunday.
The Rev. Mr.. Carey, the new Pastor, will preach
in the New school Presbyterian Church, on Sun
day, at the usual hours. ltd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY


N- DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
SeGa four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and whs has
his the treatment Of private diseases eve
atters HIMSELF having attended to practice Tor
any years. and Thousands be il enabled 70
Of nature matter how bSd they may Dc
from medical treatment from neglect OF ther own
m King Dspensary No % Desdeck street. between cherry
~ the SouAre where he all diseases Of private natarce
oSoRzrA cured without nAucous medicine or ntererens
from business
sTRcTuRrs Of old recent date eecualy cured IN rev
dsys hy an operation no pain Where Structure
Ists health be enjoyed Perhaps no disease
,,1nbief and undermines the constitution 90 much
gvPLs the diseases Of the Skn growing out OF neg
la, ar M treatment can be eectuay cured in few days.
sKnAL WKAKNEs particular attention having been gwen %
this disease and all the consequences growing out OF M brought
an In many BY the destructive habits Of ineonsdeate
youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject IN
at for sSey and causing premature old age
Females who may be boring with any dheuT Of Inc "onh
nav rest assured Of immediate relief.
residing abroad, BY writing and stating their case with
Zee ENCLOSED directed to Dr. A. King No. % Deaderek street
Nashvle Tenn Whave the neceasy medicine sent 70 their
address necessary directions Strict secrecy observed Oms
hour from 9oelock the morning until in the evening"
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