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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-18
4. N. 1 ger & o.'s Gs zette,
which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devo
1T WILL BE SENT GRATIS.

ITTW We have made the above Reduction 10 Prices
ourseisrs- The putiie have been swlndled by spu-
r1ots hines made Ia limitation oi The metal
In them fem the iron casting 10 rbs smallest piece
oi poor quality The makers Aay. noi tte do
their Sork vel, Ihes hid away ia places
where II voBld be impossible to have at their CON
maid the proper mechanical appliances II Is only
~ doing great business and having extensive
ufae turing establishments that r. Cd machines be
made ~ moderate prices. bic best designed ma
chIres BADLY MADE. are always lEahle to get or
nrdeFs and 10 cost considerable troU Ole and
money Il Keep them ia repair.
The qualities TO be ivukea for fn D Machine
certainty Of correct as speed stmpIseE
u eoaStrsefoa as rabss, sHa vap4atg epsya
tss UssA tAe asast labor Machines DiHe these
essential qualities be made Of the natal
Raashsa TO perfeftoa. Ae hare tie WAYS and means
a grand seaie, 10 do Tins.
The pGfGhasers n y1acatt4ss, whose daily bread IL
may tpneerA. Ill thd THAI those having The above
qualities Hot oAls work we at vapaa tcsil
rater VI speed bAt LuAo IL te he.t l1ssible
der Our machines. sAnr e.. will sAEs koRa
sosEf. with tass Bon, taaa ans eAet, he ther
Imitation y Hot. iH fact, theg cheApc
than any other Machines Il gift.
III IsLoeAl Agents Nuuted.
4. N. SINGER a CO.,
45s Hr0Ad way. N-Y.
CHICAGO OFFICE-No. 30 Clark st
y. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in Kookuk.
aeptg1.d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-18
KEOkUK IOWA: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1861
Singers Letter A Machine

Is The best Machine Ia The world for Family Sewing
aud Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price with Hemmerl arid beautifully orname $50
The Nos and Machines OF great ca pAc ity ana
application Tor manufacturing PURPOSES.
Our No. , Machines are, especially adapted to All
Trimming, boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making,
etc. etc. They are OF extra sixe, with arm long
enough TO take under 1t and riiteh the largest sized
dhshes, There 10 scarcely any part If Irimmer't
stitching that cannot be better done nth them than by
hand too, Tie saving OF time and labor Is very
great Ihs table a these machnss ~ "a ches long
md the shuttle Will hold elk Times the usuai quantity
of tn cad. The large machines work az fast ANAL
ones.
N~wonid ask Tor our LETTER A Machines the
special attentionot VEST MAKERS and DRESS MA
" Frs, snd all those who Machines fer fe Al
HsaHaJaetsrtsg p3rposas, They emboda he principles
of the standard machines, King, like thes the Ia
terloeb ed stitch, and destined he as celebrated
Standard Machines are for manufacturing pur-
poses IN general.
Nc Aaus always hard Hemmin~ Gsaxes ItHsa asd
tooH Thread, slk TiSt, spcets Best HacAl~s Of!
koiss. eff
We manufacture our Own Needles aud v ouia v arm
#l persons using mach mes bay any others
W khos that there needles soid of mosf astr
ror qaatfR at %sA her prfefs tAaa e4argt
Tor eur nschinss "a bad ktsais mag reader bsst
ckIas airao.f useless.
Our customers n,as that all our Braneh
oniees are furnished with ihe genuine article"
In case of small purchases, the oney may be sent
in p0sis ge stamps. or bank notes.
I'll il ytorreslande1its ~ili please write their names
distinctly IL hts all important that should liz each
case Know the Post oitct, County anu state.
TPAif persons reqni iug Information about Sewing
Machines their sizes, prices woraBg capacities aud
the besi method " purchasing can ohian IL by send
ing T. any OF our Branch 0fiees, for copy OF
II NJ Ger n 4 80 ~A<%A
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IT = Tickets tor sale al all the Ms i'm
Ticket offices.

FIR Il q ii IS.
by this route, FTeghts OF all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia. New York, Boston or
Baltimore, 10 or from uns point the the Railroads
Of Ohio, KENNEDY, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
lows or Missouri. BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennsy ivanis Railroad also connects II Pitts
burg with Steamers, by which Goods be forw
cd 10 ANY point the Ohio, Muskin ingum, KENTUCKY,
Tennssses, Cumberland, Illinois, Niseonsin, Aissis
silri, Missouri. KansAA, Arb kansas and Red Rivers;
and at Cies eaId, ssndusks and Chicago with stes
ers TO alt ports on the North-Nestern IEKes.
Merchants and Shippers .ntrnsting the trsnsrorts-
ton OF their Freight to this Company rel. with
confidence on It's speedy trAnst..
The hates 81 Freight
To any point In the West by the penpsy vanA kAil
Road, are at all times As FAVORABLE AS ARE
CHANGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
r. Be particular 10 mark packages, ..vIA PKNk.
h. H. IL
E.1- SNEEpER, Philadelphia.
MAoRAw d kooNs. az North st., Baltimore.
I.EKcH a. Co., No. Asior House, or No. ]. IS,
william street, N. Y.
LExtn 4 Co., No. n htate street, Boston.
II. II. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agt., Phaadc lphia.
l.. l.. HOUPT. Gen, Ticket Agt ,Phladelphia.
kNOtH LEWIS, General supt., Altoona, Pa
suggd
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31
TnAr CAL1ronN1A RreIMExr.-.Assnranees

THAT CALIFoRNIA REGIMENT-Assuranc
have been given that when the regiment is
complete and fully organized the men will
be furnished with arms and accoutrements
bv the United States, but for uniforms and
other equipments, they will depend upon the
Hberaltv of their patriotic fellow citizens,
to some extent. Their uniforms it is intend
ed. shall be wholly Of California manufacture,
as they mean to show our eastern brethren
that our State is not only able TO furnish men,
but everything else required to make etii-
cient soldiers in defense of the &" Star Span
rled Banner" The men who are leading this
movement intend to visit the seat of war,
whether called out or not by the President,
and for this purpose are negotiating with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company for trans
portation East at the earliest possible mo-
ment. The only difficulty they anticipate
is to ret to Panama and across the lsthmus;
as it il understood that Vanderbilt has offered
all his steamers for service to the Govern
ment, they feel assured that he will convey
them free of charge from the lsthmus to
New York. From the appearance of the
men in the drill room, it is evident it will be
corps of which California may well be
proud and one which will, if called on, do
GOOD service in the battle field in defense Of
| the Constitution and laws of our country
| S, f. Tines
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31

dispatches, that Government troops will
soon make demonstration on Virginia at all
hazards. The first progress will probably be
made toward Richmond. though probably
battles may occur at Fort Monroe Harper's
Ferry, and near Fredericksburgh at the same
time.
The Government is concentrating an i'm
mense force at Fort Monroe.
WAsHNGroN, sMay l7th.-A column of
troops. ten thousand in number, commenced
marching yesterday morning from the Penn
sylvania line towards Hagerstown.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31

A SLIGHT VARIATION According to
Vanity Fair, the Massachusetts, volunteers
now sing the popular negro melody Of Dix
les Land with a slight variation The new
version is
'ln Hcks's land take my stand,
I'll live and die in Hicks's"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31

JouS BELL Prentice, in recollecting the
many pleasant things he said of Bell during
the late Presidential canvass, and consider
ing that he is now numbered among the trail
tors, says he cannot but recall the striking
advice given by some prudent sage-"Never
praise a man till he is dead !"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31
New yori, Zouayes at Washington.

A Washington letter writer says
The New York Zouaves, under Col Els
worth, of Illinois, have created good deal
of consternation in our City of magnificent
Distances They have had two days of eX-
tensive, expensive, and extreme fight, fun and
fro,ic They have broken into taverns, ter
rifed old ladders, ordered dinners and sup
pers, which they had the impudence TO re-
quest the victims to charge to that bankrupt
concern, the southern Confederacy and per
formed many other irreverent teats They
now occupy the new hall of the House Of
Representatives from which their arristo-
cratic predecessors, the New York Seventh
Regiment retired to encounter the cold rain
storm of Friday and Saturday and, in order
not to be behind the Representatives of the
people, they Yesterday improvised a House
of Representatives, elected a speaker, clerk
and other officers, went into full session, dis
solved the Union, reconstructed it, and then
wound up the joke by going into Executive
session, after the model Of tho Senate, and,
in obedience to the model of Senator Mason
of Virginia, ordered the galleries to be clear
ed, which was ruthlessly effected, although
that part of the building was occupied ty
some of their tired and sleepy comrades, seek
ing few houis' rest. After walking the
parapets of the Capitol, rifles on shoulder,
leaping fences, knocking down sentinels, turn
ing aside indignant bayonets, hanging like
monkeys from the outer lodges of the dome,
some two hundred feet above the firm set
earth, to every bodyS horror, they have been
brought up with round turn by an old gen.
tleman at the other end of the avenue, nam
ed Winfield Scott speaking through quiet
gentleman in charge of the Capitol, Major
| Mcdowell, u. 5 a. These Turco men of our
time, these untamed firemen after tire-eaters,
these red-shirted patriots, so indifferent to
all other appeals, have at last been con
quered order, to-day, reigns in Warsaw
What mighty magic produced this change
few can know, but | expect they have been
promised a steamboat ride some pleasant
| May morning to Mount Vernon, with some
pleasant intimation that they may stop a;
| Alexandria, on their way, for refreshments
1t is astonishing how mild and gentemanl
| the Zouaves have become since their treat J
with Gen. Scott,
1t should be remembered that Ellsworth
Zouaves are composed of New York Fire
men, and that, though there are many hare
cases among them, they are different set o
men from those mustered under Col Bill.
Wilson. The latter are still on Staten Island
and are made up of the worst bruisers o
New York City. They will be as amiable
crowd to meet, in a hostile way as would
band of tigers or hyenas. 1t is not state
when they will be turned loose.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31

ABsALoM seeded from Dayii's kingdom,
about three thousand years ago. The oak
tree took him by the top of the head and
jclked him off his mule S. f. JouyYtaL
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31

RIcH ORE-The S. f. journal mentions
a certificate of assay made by Messrs. Kel-
logg, IIaston d Co., of ore from the claim OF
the Sierra Mining Company, near Genoa,
showing it to contain, per ton, 1926 ounces
of silver, valued at $1,715 10 and 103 ounces
of gold worth 81, 1873 II, making a total Of
33,SiS G1.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31

In regard to the enthusiasm in Kentucky
a paper in that State says: Maj. Anderson
has been advised that ~ 900 Kentuckians
hold themselves in readiness to fight with
him in defense of the Union, whenever and
wherever their services may be required"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31

SOLDIER OF THE Cross AND OF TIE FLAG
The Rev. A. G. Edmunds, a noted Univer
salist clergyman, and who fought in the ranks
during the war with Mexico, has joined the
regiment forming here, as a private. lie as
serts that if the regiment does not go east,
he will go alone, and join another there.
This is practical patriotism. and it will re-
lieve the reverend soldier from whatever sus
picion of self-interest might follow volun-
teering as chaplain.-S T. E'ce Journal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31

MURDER IN Los ANGELES. The News OF
May 22d says:
A few days ago a horrible murder was
perpetrated on the east side of the river.
The victim was an Irish peddler, who had
recently arrived from San Francisco A wo-
man, who was known to be poor, had in her
possession a quantity OF trinkets, ribbons,
ETC.. and the circumstance excited the sus
pidion Of the police. On investigation the
body of the murdered man was found buried
in the sand the head having been thrust in a
bag and the neck broken. The woman was
arrested for the murder and Syliaco ARA,
her husband, and Polonio Jurado her broth
err were taken as accomplices.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31
TEE EGRAPHrC,
From san Francisco.

SAN FRANcIsco, May so.
An election of officers In the Light Artil-
lery Corps, attached to Col Lippitts regi-
ment of volunteers, was held last night with
the following result: Frank Weller, Cap
tain; David Berry, lst Lieutenant; A. Il.
MCGOWAN, lst Lieutenant; G. w. Wood,
ID Lieutenant.
c, L. Haskell, aged 10, of Incorporate
habits and Ann Mckay, aged %, were on
examination before Judge Blake yesterday,
pronounced insane and ordered to Stockton
1t is said that Postmaster Parker has an
pointed Charles Hopkins, of Petaluma, to
the chief clerkship in hislolice
Arrived-Steamer Panama from Guav-
mas and way ports.
The next steamer that leaves for Panama
is the Orizaba, on Saturday.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-31
STAND FROM UNDEn.-The San Francisco

STAND FROM UNDER.-lhe san FRANCISCO
Times gives the following warning cry
The coming State election is to be stand
up Republican fight. The motto of Donny-
brook Fair Is to be our MOTTO" Wherever
YOU see head hit it." So with us in the
coming contest We hit every head that does
not wear the bonnet of Republicanism. We
distrust all party names, party war cries and
party principles. Union, first, last and all
the time. Republicanism, first, last and all
the time.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
Our City Subse ription.--Sew az
ran0erlenfs


We have made an arrangement z which
our city subscription lists will be transferred.
on the LIST Monday in February next. to Mr.
NOBLE SIXTH. After that date, the control
Of the delivery Of the papers and The col!ec-
tion of the snbscrip ions will be vested in
him; he accounting to us for the papers in the
gross. It is his purpose 10 see that tine papers
are delivered early and with uniform pune
tuality, and he will collect the sub-crip ions
weekly. Every Saturday, each cab criber
will be called upon for Jjisen cents. his weeks
subscription; slight diminniion upon the
rates by the yea Those who may not wish
to be called On weekly. can piy either three,
six, nine. or twelve months in advance. as
may be convenient to them. This system
has been adopted in the chief citirs of the
Union, and works we'll. Oar contemporary,
the Memphis APpel. adopt d it a year or t." o
ago, aud has found it TO answer admirably all
the ends expected TO be accomplished Iy II
the subscribers being benefited not les
than the publisher. Il is better for The sub
scriber aud the publisher. The subscriber
paws bis subscription in small sums, Without
missing it. and does not get in de I for II;
the weekly visits of the collector, enable
him to see that the paper j. uniformly served
to the subscribers, aud 10 corr, CT all faults
or omissions promptly, whilst the publisher
Is not compelled to wait a year for his pay.
and then get it wh-n be can.
We trust that our 81 .scrihers will b.
pleased with this arrangement, satisf d as
We are that it will operate advantageously
20 all
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
Railways Regulating Pills

Purge, resulaEe, and invIsurate at the same time.
WJtiI SIX uUuIs they reIIeve the towels, Affect the
sscretiOns tighten ieelink vi oppression tue PIT
the SlOmLc caused by indigestion AID Fender the
circulation the blood e9uabIe- Thus they Cos
IVungss, EIiIOIsus Congestion, Hsad-ache Fiutter
iugs the tIearI, NeFvOusa S., Hysteria, Female
paints Iaia Esyefs, disorders OF the dI
gestIye, sscrrIirs an dischd gug organs. Admins
Spring CathII tie they put the systeD1 IN
healthy Hilton i0T the Summer Campaign, and aS
they uOursh instead Of VI, skeniuE the system, may
be given safely patients whUse stamina been
hzusIej by Sickness
RAD%AY's RESOvxTIS0 Re- oLTEST disnfects and nsu-
trazs the dses-d blood, depriviIg Il O. the corrupt
ing principle which enge ers T4b-rcles n the Lungs,
Bronchitis, QInsy Running Sores Cdncersy Rh=un,
ETysIps,s. I'M nLl al vi Jh- Eyes, an all kinds OF
Eruptuns, TImDrs and DISH 'Tgins In second
AIRY - puIi ScrOu uisOrCes and all hereditaI
ch one, aud cIlStt tiUnaI ladi, it cOneS aud
era Tic It's tn in5idi1Gs Caus OF the diseast-
RIdw4 s R.InelIes sOId by Druggists every
where
EEI - re SDLETON / CO., AGENTS for Nashville
RAILWAY Il Co,
I2nI-lu % John Street, v. Y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
Kings County. New YorE

VALUABLE MEDicISE.-Ws presume no msiical prepa
ration eve. of red the pub ic has thor
ough!y tasted than Pc Try DAVIS PAIN KILLtR-
Tnou-anis Of parsons, were they called to do so,
would chesrully testify that they have used il for
rous Ills, with tho st satisfactory II is
within kn1wIedge, that immense amount
Of suffering has relieved by it, Its propristors
N-ssrs Pc ~ iavs Son, savenn Ins or xpense in
order satisfy the public Being strictly honorable
N ~ they observe ths utmost unif 'rrnity in he
ufacIure Of their Celebrated Pain Killer The mate
rals OF which IL is composed carefully seecLed-
none but tn. best Ity being used. BIZ these means
III; "a reputation which tbs z in Killer has long
ST CO acquired is ali times treumphantly sustained.
In view Of Ii flcts, are by M ms surprised
20 Learn at 3Iessrs. Iayis sales constant
Iy and rapidly Increasing While we congratulate our
friends gn..ly that valuable preparation the
Pain Killer is placed within their REACH must be
permitted 10 reoic the well mcr.,el Of its
liberal eHterp isirs Lece cs
uSEIISsT Jaul DAWN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
Constipation or Costiveness.

No Of the "many ills flesh Is heir tor pre-
valent, little understood and much neglected
Costiveness Often originating in carelessness, o,
sedentary habits IL is regarded a slight disorder
of too little consequence excite anxiety while
atty Is the precursor and COMPANION OF many Of III,
most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless early
eradicated it will bring the sufferer untimr J..
grave. Among the lighter evils of which costiseness
is the usual attendant, Headache Collie, kheuma
tism, Foul Breath, Piles and others like nature
nant Fevers Abcesses Dysentary, Diarrhosi, iyspep
STA, Apopiexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, HyPo
chon jrasis Melancholy and Insanity, first indicat
their presence in the system by this alarming symp
tom. Not unfrequently the diseases named original
in Constipation, but take independent exstenc,
unless the is eradicated in early stage From
all these considerations it follows that the dSorde.
should receive immediate attention whenever it &C
ours, and person should neglect get box of &c
their timely use will expe the insduous approaches
disease and destroy this dangerous foe human life
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
TOCOuSsl faDtiVe=.

Tie Advertiser, having been restored TO health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having SUI
fered several years with lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consamption-Is anxious make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, nc viii send copy Of the pre-
script!on used Gree Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they Will find
sure cure for C0-ESUnP7T0N, ASTHMA, BROY
CRTTLS, DC. The only ubie of the advert ser in-
ssnting the Prescription is eneft the afflicted. and
spread Information which, conceives to be nvalu-
able, and he hopes every sufferer will try remedy
as IL viii cost them nothing, may produce bessin
Parties wishing the prsscripyi n will lease address
Rev. EDWARD a. wills y,
Williamsburg,
oct4-Iy Kings County, New York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08

DISTRESSING Academia scaffolI at
tached to the rear of the new residence of A.
WIRELESS. Esq Spr o. Street, tell yesterday.
whilst Messrs- j. OzA>NE and JoHN Coz
LEY, Painters, were on it at work. TIL
bIilding is three stories high, and tie men
Both we're very badly burt. Mr. OzANAE :
left leg and wrist were broken; and Mr. Cox
LEY's right leg was broken in three places.
Drs RoBT. MARTIN and G. VI. Curry were
called Immediately and offered the unforiu-
nate men ell the relief within their power.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08

BENxEr II. DEWITT. EsQ-We were honor
ed yesterday by a cali from BENSEr ii De-
WIrT, Esq. the accomplished and distinguish
ed editor OF the Richmond Virginia Izdcr, who
is s'jpurning for few days in oar city. Mr..
DEWITT has long been c,nnccted with the
Southern press. and is among the most gifted
and popular of the many gifted AID popular
writers Of Virginia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
Commercial.
DAILY PsTRUTT UFsICE,l
Eae1vffla January 9Th 1871

Nashville January stu, ISL
Nothing new IN N notary affairs yesterday
CoTToN-There was considerable demand yes.er-
day, but very little was offered. saes at 7sa1oc.'
which Is about the range Of the mark-t.
ToB2cco-LoOse leaf 2h8sc 2 b; ldgs 1KG2c
sb-
CHEEsE-westsrn Reserve 1101Kc perpound.
FLoUR-we quote
Superfue, in ba-res-.....-.....s6 $685. rs
Extra, ......... 25G16 go
g in sacks ..-............. 1oGs so
wHEAT-This tIcie is scarce, and will Ii readily
at 81 2501 IS pr bushel.
BAG ls-shOuliers e5zc; clear sides 1oz<c; hams
1oc per Is.
COaN-white roc per bushel; mixed Csc.
oAT54o945c per busbeI.
LARD-S pply limited. Sales at eG9<c per u
from wagot.
MEALS selling at 75c 2 bushel.
FEATHER I'VE Gu lie 1t ssGa5c 2 Is.
GINSE Csc = Il.
G'0CEiIEs-we quote: Fir sugar &c 2 ID; prime
to choice TSGGsKc., in barrels 1E9,c advance on
these es-
Ne~ York cofr,c Sugars 1ox G11x- q rs, ushcd
a. d p wdered IIH9Iac; L, af IltSI1c , ID.
MUI.A SIS AMI SY UNI sses in blrrels s5c
2 gal :hli barrels 10 :; sugar House $50 sc; lder
syrup barr Is sc; haf b4rels soc and kegs Qen
gsI"iis) So.
OF FEE-RiO 14K915c; Las7yrs 1TS1sc; Java Is
q DC p tb- Stock hsLt.
TEA-Impo ial 5ocSs :Gunpawder e1G7sc; Young
Il, s,u 5000 ?; Black tOc@:1 so
sAi1-we quote are "a k a, 81 Is; and Fine at
81 30, aud Barrel at 20; ? buskel
COITON YARNS-Ihe 70 lowing the AGENTS
quota ions for Co Ii Yarns: 100 and DC q uoz.;
600 10 =; 5 lie, and 100 lie.
wHISKY-R CT ted is hell 20G23 q gallon, and
count SOC Sc q ga Ion, according qualify.
CANpIES-S ar Isc 2 ID or light weisht, 2Oc for
full reig l. Ta!iow summer press d, 12c; Sperm IS
"a so 4 tb.
RAIslNs-Layer s3O3 IS 2 K; ". r 50 soG2 IS
SOAP rp-nIne - zeGz IS . box
BRAN-s1 10 2 cwL
HAY-s34r926 = ton.
RYE-S5 "a 81 90 2 bushel
BARLEY-Sl IS p bu heI.
led Fruit ,pples, pceei, "a 46c; Pea hes,
IN. eel~d 81 1891 IS; peeled s!Ga2 IS.
TEA NJ S-Demand gooI aI $500 q bU-hel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-08
a.. "a. AZ.
The Minute Medicine.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEr is tEul, i minute Ned
iCin. for II viii MT diseases LaaL other
reiedi-s require hours GAY u elect and Will
ileve the ACOUSTIC pain oI acute and mi tory dis
seconds, vii al other remsdIes aii togeIh
DAYS .E,DY RELiEF Should To- Kept in the tOuse
kept far seLf-dse1tce, JfreeScGps for
safety franz StLe7l c0EL1gTcD7l. Hlnureds dIe from
Sudden ATLAS UGlsise That dose Of It would
PITsuus b CT to Fits, Cramps, Spasgls, lIious Col
is, scC snJdid be able reach it Instant they
seiz-I Taken Lur ing the IL ague chill y pre-
seem l. Il Is tue great anLIdote Iin, whether
arising external iutsrnu INJURY, from sud
den 4Eiy EeveS, originating sudden changes OF
temperature or unwholsJme vapoTs, rep lid be-
thy have Obt Haed hOlt upon the system, by its
hygsiau Operation.