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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

Tow New f0fk and bostcn Railroad Tickets Tor
JAMES BROWN, Agent,
Ohaee on Secoud-st., between Main 4 johnson.
- Orders with the money accompanying them,
loft with X. WArnock NJ the Stable corner Of Main
and 10th streets, win DO promptly attended to.
NOTICE.
TIRE notes and accounts Of the late 6rn OF Ram
d0lpA . Leslie have been placed In the hands Of
the undsrsigncd Tor immediate settlement. Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted will therefore
make immediate payment and thereby save costs.
Keokuk, Jan. II, Isso-dsw
Insurance.! Insurance Insurance
DOLICIKS on Stores, Dwellings, Merchandise
Pork Houses, Public Buildings, Manufacturing
Establishments. Household Furniture, and al insu-
following Substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 100000.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 4l50,O00.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 100000.
MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL 100000.
This Agency always pays it, losses promptly
CASE.
dwellings, -;tsss -.s.;..s. ;a.s.i., insured q
vERY MODERATE PRKHIUA, for one, three or ave
years. CAllAnd learn tho rates.
WIN. ~ DELKNAP, Agst,
Jan7dlm 6econd-st., near Main.
WANTED.
A GIRL 70 do housework in I small family
n None need apply who cannot come we'll reoom-
msnded. Apply st the Law O6iceof
LOWkIE ! MILLER,
janlodtf Third-st.
Fear Years ADoaTA the whale Nhtp.
EMBRACING cruises u the Pacific, Atlantic, In
IL dian and Antarctic Oceans, In the years 1855
'66, 81, '5S and ~, by w. b. Whitcar. For sale
BY OGDEN, BRoWNELLA CO.
oct3Sd
lSHk BOOK or YAk CAAPTER, or Morritoria
. Instructions In the degrees Of Mark, Past, and
Most kxcsllent Master, and tho Holy Royal Arch.
BY Albert q. Mackay.
-rof 81. ~ 00DEr, BRowNELL co.
keokuk 1ra nch hank stock 1ors sale.
n SHARES Of the Stook Of the State Bank
~ Branch ut Ksokuk. for sale. Apply 81 the
Baking House Of n. X. Love Co.
Jan. ;. SD JOHN g.. FLOYD.
, 1860-09-14

Carr. s1EIx's ConxAND. The Portland Dailg
advertiser learns from Mr. a. Q. Spencer, who
went out Is = guide and Express rider 70 Capt.
STEMS command, that he leli the party a short
time since, when uboutt 10 start on iiieen day.
scout The command had captured number
Of horses originally stolen from the settlers east
Of the mountains, and also killed several Indians
and taken about my prisOners These latter
were handed 70 the Agent st the Warn Springs
Reservation for trial
, 1860-09-14

TB vEn1 Cnuz PnlzE STEAnERs. LII appears
that all the valOr displayed By the American YES
sails Of war, in capturing the Vera Cruz steamers,
has been 50 much pluck and powder wasted,
inasmuch Is Judge Mecabs, of the United
States District Court at New Orleans, before
whom the case was recently brought has deci-
ded that the seizure was Illegal and the vessels
must be returned 10 their former owners, whose
claims for indemnity win doubtless come up
during the next session Of Congress. The
Judge held that the grounds Of suspicion against
the vessels for not displaying their cOlOrs in ~
ply to gun from the oastle Of San Juan de
Ulloa, was not sufficient to warrant the inter-
ference Of ire American forces, as the actions Of
vessels Of war towards an enemy could not BE-
construed into aninsult intended for neutral YES.
sells then in port. He also adduces the fact that
the American commander knew perfectly well
what vessels these were. and moreover that he
had been on the lOokOus for them some time with
. view Of capturing them.
, 1860-09-14

A Coon LAw.-The Supreme Court Of Mis-
sissiPPi has decided that the law making It q
penal offence to sell liquor to drunken man
is valid, and that the owner Of the establishment
is responsible for the act Of his bar-keeper. II
such a law existed and we're enforced here, we
should have fewer murders and less manning, with
much more peace and quietness.
, 1860-09-14

TuEAFmcAL-Wo are requested to state that
the Robinson Family viii b. in sioilacOom on
Monday next, and viii present on the same even
ing an attractive bin for the entertainment Of
our people. They met with The most gratifying
successs in Olympia; Attracting crowded houses
nightly. They should not do less here.
, 1860-09-14

NEu DlcovEnEEs-By The Elisa Anderson,
which arrived On Wednesday night from below,
We learn Ihat considerable excitement prevailed
q Seattle, In consequences Of new gold iiscove-
Eiss on ihe Wesnaiehes. Parties had just re.
turned from lAose mines with very encouraging
intelligence. and everybody IN and about Seattle
bad The gold fever. Preparations on = large scale
are making ihsrs % 60 % the new minss'
, 1860-09-14
IMPROVEMENTS ON THE SOUND.
STEAMER RANGER, Aug. Goth, 1860.

Our last trip around tho Sound has presented
an opportunity of witnessing the enterprise Of
our capitalists and the genius Of mechanism, as
they have been concentrated and brought to o
focus at different points, which cannot fail to
inspire the most humble and unpretending citizen
with patriotic pride in view Of the prospects
Of our infant Territory. If We can judge the
future by the past and present, We need not 60
further than to notice our progress during the
four years last past, to predict growing impor-
lance in our mechanical, commercial and social
history which must ere long vie with that Of
many Of the old States.
Four years ago there was no mill at Utsalady.
Here it is now : MeSsrs. Craney & Grennan's
money and enterprise, together with the me.
chanical genius Of Mr.. Parker, who has earned
for himself an enviable name in our Territory,
have erected q mill which few days since sawed
and delivered to the ship LeOniias $4,000 feet Of
lumber in six hours; thus giving ample proof
that the Utsalady company has done much to
enhance the commercial and other interests Of
our Territory during the last four years.
-Four years ago, the country about Seybcc was
in perfect state Of wild nature; not an improve
ment Of any kind having been made. How diff!
ferent now? The enterprise Of Blinn, William.
son & Co. appears in bold relief presenting
structure capable Of delivering 10000 feet Of
lumber daily, thus aifOrding conclusive evidence
that our march Of progress is onward.
The Port Gamble company have increased
their faciliti s bv erecting substantial circular
saw mill, and are now building -four mill, in
all Of which Mr. Walkers unsurpassed ability
rs . manager appears at every turn, and contri.
butes much to the proof already established Of
our growing greatness.
Port Madison, though last mentioned, is by no
means least in importance. Mr.. G. A. Meigs has
contributed much to develop the resources Of
our Territory within the last four years. His
enterprise appears in the most extensive gang
saw mill on the Sound; and while We award all
due credit for the enterprise and capital invested
we cannot discriminate to what mechanics the
credit Of the workmanship belongs Mr.. Meigs
has also been instrumental in establishing public
school, and has in many ways evinced an indom.
table perseverance and public spirit which is not
surpassed in Washington Territory, all Of which
tends to the progress Of our common country.
w. @. GRANT, Eng'r Ranger
~
, 1860-09-14

BAEL--We are requested to state that the Ban
which was % have taken place this QEiday) even
iBg has been postponed 70 next Tuesday even.
ing The reason of the postpoasment was The
want Of time % make the necessary arrange.
msnis. The public generally are invited 10
attend. n1
, 1860-09-14

vHaEFABLEs TO Messrs. Marancy 4 Thibault,
market gardeners, we are under many obIiga.
tons for repeated gifts Of vegetables during the
past season. We are glad to learn that they
have found the buslneai u gardening profitable
IN the past, and hope they win and d more 90
In the future. Industry such IS theirs merits
success To Mr.. Peter Smith, also, We are sgain
indebted for liberal supply Of excellent vegsta'
blss last week, among which Was The Iirsl
pumpkin Of lie season.
, 1860-09-14

THE GRAx CnoPs or EUnOPE AND AMEmcA.-
Il i stated in the London Times Of the 22d July,
that owing to bad weather and consequent short
crops throughout the country, there viii be .
great scarcity In the fOrteOming grain crops.
The prospect Of the grain crops in France Is also
said v be unprOmising. On the other hand, the
cereal crops in the United States and Canada
never promised better. A larger crop Of wheat
than ever before, BY perhaps one-iourtb, is now
secured, or in the process Of harvesting. The
crops Of hay and oats are also large, and the
promise Of the king Of eereals-Indian corn
was never better. Nothing short Of large ex
port demand can keep tho price Of this abundant
cereal from fallins below remuneration TO the
grower. OF the last years crop. & is said that
The large hrm cribs Of Illinois are sl nearly FUN,
yet the receipts at Chicago have averaged ovsr
100000 bushels day, ron The Illinois eanals
and nilroads, through the season.
, 1860-09-14

yi1omA PArER-Capt Fleming, of he
Elilu lndsnun, h,s cur thanks fsr llis copisI
q he BriiiA coiania. exlEseis from which wEl
y hnnd ellsNh.nA u. 49, 1.
, 1860-09-14

PERscxAL.-JOhn T. Damon, ESQ.,. an old Cal.
iicrnia friend, but present editor Of the North
irea, published ct Port Townsend, paid welcome
visits to- our Office on his way to and from Olympia,
10 meet with the Grand Lodge Of ?. and A. Ma
sans at that place. We find him the same as
We have always known him, full Of life and en-.
srgy, and just the man for the place he now oc-
cupies. II the people Of Port Townsend are
true 70 their own interests, they win givo him
such support and encouragement as will make
him permanent fixture in their midst The
Grand Lodge has hOnOred hun with the second
ONCE In lis eiA He Is on the way 10 Seattle and
Port Madison, 70 institute Lodge in each Of
those places -
, 1860-09-14

Con e|or,-ont ol ne bc1l signs nf ihs
11.I I|1I v. know q b lhs hcl that our oz-
o,Inl I|Il. 1i.ul. Ils B D. Jester. {. constant
y .aN|ns 10 BIZ stock Or Jsnt|gy and Walehes
Na,I|y ,V.ly steamer bring an addition % his
1I.rI rom he 1rl1ns'se rIlnb|I1hmsnt of NJ. J.
l--l'1| als.n FAneIIsa Tbas seems no abals-
n,ni n hi1 raiea. though tho articles disposed q
1.l. ll1n n'nnlI numorouI enough % supply
IIaIl1AI n d. 11anIy with ai least one pioee
q |.4t|1. -. truth b hat both NJ. Jester
|'1 NJ Na,As exhibit ruth god taste N the
.I'.rI'1n q |hs isHsIry 'hr fhil place, that one
ura Iuflh,es several articles belors he Is
suited i being dille1l,, where an are attractive
o. chonl, one more pleasing than smother Il Is
highly gratifying % us % learn that Mr. Jester
A.. nll viii bliill success than be anticipated,
and lhal h|s prospects IN lhe future are quite q
r',i e. Nr 1rperirues has been IN The past. gs
nlI'|I sn1.lli and us hope be Win not - dis
n1poinlll n mltlins viii Il.
, 1860-09-14

FmE-A Gre occurred at Fort Vancouver on
the slst ult. destroying hay and building % The
amount of 5000
, 1860-09-14
ARMY NOTICE.
PROPOSALS. FOR MOOD.

cEALHD PROPOSALS. Will IN REcEryEp
- q De ollce of ne A. A. o NJ until MONDAY he isl
sound, mefchsntaAie OAK WOOD. and ONE HUNDRED
eaFds q essi qnally ylR WOOD. linear msaswsmsnl v
aEtNA . - sut n alch manner - De A. A. q y.
nay desgna1a Ths Oak uaod - he silllga and e rh
quality q % nahs de shove nsaiuasd linear measure.
~. gs.a =a' - ssIssrsa On sr lsis's N siaAas si
Waaeaa y iaEusd; md each pFupoIai ma g accu-
panid ~ ~ written 1.nss Il no lslponIbs persons
luaIl.aee nsls ahi peFOmancs q any eOutaeiba
ii-l sss assa % bs pss.su, a. Ss spsulur q p.ups
~ vh.k - i.ls pllss a u sssl Al y tEs ,Ss a
". = AEInul oIAAIE.
- M An,u,lnAni ~ luenly..
aars dALa n, Rsss s.saasssa. sspL "a. ii iist =
, 1860-09-14
L. p. FISHER,

- NJ columns o. the PuoE sOUsb HnAID sFe open
= csumuaicaaas IN questions Of public policy and In
lls sna Ne aaVoeney of an sdos Of every question shall
= lolly hard but uacA communleAons not Of
nlnsra puhc nans Intended for the rthsranee Of
nivaunl sads ON sehaFgsd advsrtIssnens This rule
umln 10 case Be- departed ron.
, 1860-09-14

By the last steamer we were put in possession
Of the sterling publications Of Leonard Scott &
Co., 81 Gold ST., New York, from the commence
ment Of the present year to date. These publ.
cations, as previously stated by US, are reprints
Of BlnelIrOOfS Magasins, North British Rcrieir,
london Quarterly Edinburgh Rcrierr, and H'es'.
minister Rer'eIr. 1t il no stretch Of truth to say
that these works stand unrivalled for the ability
displayed in their pages; the giant intelects Of
Great Britain-the most learned divines, states
men, historians, and the most distinguished sa.
wants representing the different sciences being
the constant and exclusive contributors. In
every number Of each Of the works named we
find contributions worth to the student many
times multiplied the price Of subscription. There
is no description Of literature Of the present day
from which we derive 1.-THE Of the satisfaction
which these periodicals impart: there is sub
stantiality and sOlidity about the style Of the
writers which We look for in vain in the periodi.
Gals Of our own country. No subject is treated
in them superfcially: all the great questions
which the constantly transpiring events Of the
world give rise to are here discussed and prObed
to the bottom, in manner which never fails to
be convincing and pleasing to the reader. We're
we to say all We feel in praise Of these maga.
zines, We might be deemed guilty Of gross ex.
aggeration Of their merits; yet we should come
very short Of setting forth their true worth.
We unhesitatingly pronounce them not only the
most valuable, but by far the cheapest works
, 1860-09-14

RoBBlSG THE FARNERs.-An exchange paper
says the Western farmers, whose lands are 10.
Gated in the vicinity Of cities and villages, are
complaining bitterly over the loss Of their rail
fences. In some localities the fields have been
literally stripped Of every rail upon them. The
rails are used by widc.awake clubs as arguments
in favor Of the success Of old Abe Lincoln. It
would be well for our farmers to keep an eye
on their rail fences. Atany rate, should they
lose any rails, they may now know what has be-
come Of them. II will take more rails than mi.
nois contains to supply the demand.
, 1860-09-14
Ntlu aSb.rtistnltnt,.
AMBRoTYPEs.

THE UNDERsIGNED. HAVING LATELY
completed and ntted up magnificent Gallery In the rear
o. IT, o. MnamsonS store, In eeneo0m b now prepared 10
take PICTURES In aH The Iaies. styles.
N.B.-Varn Produce taken In exchange FOR Pictures.
a-fRff =
, 1860-09-14

1lun1.--NI. J. n. Murphy has retired from
Oh. I.ncourlr Clgoni1'k. WsconsfkiulaiS friend
cn1a q h|l tood iariuns IN getting sulo control
q b. paper. and believe ihai now IL success Is
placed beyond plI,dvenlurs. There is no
.a,'nan = rhlsh b hll proved % diiiculi for
partners % iahol n harmony. br mutual beusnt
q q, Newspaper business The instances Of
t|'.r. within our knoaleigs are TO numerous
b r1rnil q. % rnndu e his saIly rupiurs and
I.1.l.fsa. ~ Coa /, l1lly competent % con
IaeI q. c'Ilaid, ai1li. and us hope he good
people q Tsnco1rsr uII s,e o L ihnt hs doe.
- tI ~ rnni q support
, 1860-09-14

IH Mons PAu.-Ws hls inlblmsd ihaL
n. |'.'. II III fnn bang nlcirininod % Be-
I.0| az niles n11r1r . ~ nlr mines than
o. I. a. trelnl'uIa. . raiy q min.n has
|.'| IIll1IlI - Ilu1le any o1llrucIiohs %
|'.|' ~ ~ - |tun1 IllIi. n efi'lIon %
a.. .||In|.|| I'.llI \ ! rlpnouncii % -
..'.1.1I|'I h1nsl I1.i |h.n ~ snoqnllnls.
I|'. |I |.II rms l'.|.|.llIlli prIl1n uho
49, |.||.'|I |'.I.|.i bo'h rouirs
, 1860-09-14

A detachment Of twenty Sappers and Miners
under Lieut. Robert, arrived at Fort SteilacoOm,
few days since, from Vancouver. They will
be permanently stationed here, under the COM
mand of Lieut. ThOs. L. Casey, Of the Engineer
corps
Company c, 4th Infantry, Capt Hunt, left
Fort Steilacoom in the Massachusetts last evening"
for Fort Townsend, to occupy that station per
manenty. Lieut.. R. y. Scott, late of Major
llaller's command has been transferred to that
Of Capt. Hunt, and will therefore occupy his cd
quarters at Fort Townsend.
Lieut. A. Shaafr formerly of Capt Hunts
company, is transferred to Major Iallcr's, and
will probably leave on the steamer after the one
now due to join his new company, in California.
, 1860-09-14

FAITH, HOPE CHARITY, JUSTICE AND INDUSTRY.
MRA Industry Camp No. I, leo. Of K., n ee.s
AfmA In StelaeOom the second and fourth Nc Cnday
~ evenings Of each month. An Companions In rood
standing Invited to attend.
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From vIScHER, OWEN &Co., Gener
House Appleton Buildiug SO
New-1oEk
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Exira Clues D.
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this articlefor overten
CON<DENCE ASDTRUTH OF
be.f able to say Of
Err HAS 1T FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
= We know an Instance
: one who used 1t, on
- lighted with its opera
= of highest commenda
-; and medical virtues
n "SHAI We DO KNOW, .
] ence, AND PLEDGE oUK
hESg OF WHAT We HERR
instance where the in
= and exhaustion, relie
twenty minutes after
= tered.
= LioR is the prescription
- PERIENCEDaud Skill.
- land, and has beef
= ING sUCCgssIS
< OF CASES.
- from pain, but inyig
- bowels, cUrrccts acidi
ergy to the whole sys
sttutly relieve
IN BOWELS, AND
GDIIC
- which If not speedily
We believe itthe besI
- WORLD, in All cases oi
- RHEA IN CHILDREN
n tecthing. or from any
- say to every mother
- from any oithe fOrego
LET YOUR PREJUDl.
DICES OF OTHERS.
ing child and the relief
, ABSOLUTELY SURE
= medicine, II timely
(. VIII accompany each
- less the fac-simile OF
= YORK, is on the out
outthe world
/, Cedar st. New York,
cents per bottle.
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CAUTION.

PsrsoaslivIlg At dlstIaoe sAoaid os extremely
caatJas ID ghey Ter sttery TIckets OF Lsf-
q iacaLss 0f Fscx ssos of TiCkFLs- Tho couatTY -
nboIet STh o0s a tai sSinilsas Lotteries EEsfg
ia iaco-neaL - ssIi 70 P-rs1as To Gyest mo
ney shSntGpital Prizes og from so, ,0oi 60 s&9
000 aetd tasir scIs .assslIh Ickets oac Dollar.
500 03J Cipstal frtz-s are offered, rcEeas So All
SUN, IA egrry Distance, are frauds, aad a moaey
= iJr Ilc -ts ,ttts a14cGltarSsa aNzy
gltdo1t the slAios of cltauce % -sttiag prize
Beware OF All i.5ttsrtes Shsru tae CapttA fFizs -
Eaasisllg large n parlsba % tke price 0f ftck
II every iIstsnee Sacrs large llrszss oaos
s0r salil cost OI rc<sss, pat &C d0Sa fsr
tGa Ifsad- faAScE, jHoADSENrs Co,
dee3s HAszgsEs-
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TTlCt ID ItnNS pCi DOl L.
We have putUpand sold
years, ana CAN SAY, IN
1t, what We nave never
/. any otAer medieine-NEV
A SINGLEINSrANCE. TO
timely usedl Never did =
OF dissatisfaction by any :
the contrary, ali are de-
tons, and speak in term S !.
tien OC It's magical lsliects>
We speak in this matter 4
after ten years expert
REGULATION FOR the FULFIL
DECLARE. In aitnosteyery
fInt IS suffering from pain :,
Will be found in fifieen or
the syrup Is adminisN e
This valuable prepsra :
of one Of tue MOST EX =
FUL NURSES IA New Eng :
used with NEYER-FAIL =
THOUSANDS :
NOtpnlyrelieyes the chiIdS
Jrates the stomach and :
ity and gives tone and en-
TEN. 1t will almost in
RIPPING IN THE :.
WIND .
and ndOvercomeconyuls ION -
RENE lied, end in death y.
aud scgEsT REMEDY ISTHEN
DYSENfEkY AND DIAR
whether % arises from a
other cause. We would =
who has a child suiIering z ..
ing cJmpldiuts-DO NOI1
CES, NOR THE PREJU =
stand Between your suffer
that viii be sure-yes,
to follow he use ofthis
used. =
FuillirectiOH sror usin -.
bottle. None genuine uu- =
CURTIS x PERKINS, New
side wrapper.
SOli by IruggiststtrOugh
Principal oIiice No. 10,
JuRe7.iSWIy Price IS
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Prizes Paid Imm G diately after the
a..

ca- usrdsrstfdrSzseeIOsfkA 10 = fkAScs ,5EososESItk \
O. fsl ningIou Del. ~iiinvet Sttb prompt Aitea
isa, aadI printed olhcIa drawing AZ
over.
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ID FcdII5IItVI ~
KEROSES Els alsOtO be obtained at the Aanuiac-
tucrs' TIoces, of alItheNeW York Wholesale Drug
,fgIrs, Grscers CImpHee aud turning Fluid Manu-
a1tureTs ana / callers In Lamps
N.B.-KERUSENEtIs l. tIs the trade mark OF the hero
sene UiI Co., ali persons are cautioned agsIns
using the Lrau.-uarh a for OF her oils. Uct4-dm
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KENOsENE OaHs.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,
(EsIABusHED 1854

(EsIABLIsHED 1881
A SN0UNCE that, having made great improve
~ ments in the manufacture of Kerosene they are
now enabled 10 oder 1t TO she Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention ofcOnsumers is respectfully called
the bjJin table the result af phOtOmetrical
examination, by EDWAED " kEST, of New York +,
Chemist and IaiedFeb 3 1856
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CralJ INaljdaitd uJllrFI Of DtlaWdrr

$500 ,rizes amounting OSJIJ,V ,VOo
wholefickstsslO o Il tIvcs sS- 9aITteTss2sS
Persons ~ho desiTedecdOhIS remitthe rtsA on
ackage forxhieh seWIilsend = JerIiucatSAs OF
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SDR IMM.oIT'ss2
Ghalpbeate 9ills.

An aperient and stomaehic preparation Of
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by CON-
bustion in Hydrogen, Of high medical author
i.y and extraordinary efficacy in each Of tho
following complaints, VIZ:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA-
CIATI0N, DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA, C0EST1-
PATTON SCRoFULA, SALT RHEUM, SCURVY,
JAUNDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TISM. MERCURIAL Consequences, INTER
MTTTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS, MIS-
MENSTRUATION. WHITES CHL0R0SIS, ETC..
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence.
The experience OF thousands daily proves that
no preparation of Iron can for a moment be
compared with it. Impurities of the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly complsxions indicate its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
female debility (huor albus, chloro5is, etc., its
effects are delig htfully renovating. No remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
OF medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects Good appetite, COM
plste digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength,
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow its use
As a grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put up IA neat nat metal boxes containing
so pills, price so cents per box six boxes,
sc 80; dozen boxes. 81 90. For sale by
Druggists generally. VIII be sent free To
any address receipt of the price All let
tiers, orders, etc, should be addressed TO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-24

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