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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

PAINTS.

a PAINTS.
800 Kegs White Lead,
1900 Lbs. Am. Yellow Ochre,
BOO " French I" "
100 e" Chrome Green, dry,
loo " in oil
100 F" " Yellow. dry,
100 " ia oil,
Al kinds OF Paiuts and Paint brushes.
For sale low, by EWIN PENDLET0N.
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NOTICE.

Janss c. MsEean aps ishn B. sleFeHin.
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FOR sALE--A Farm OF IT3Z Acres, vel in-
proved, under good fences. admirably apportion-
ed, 2Wels near the house, and ci-teru within
70 feet, 1900 fruit trees, pesrs, peaches. piuus
cheruesi apples, ounces, damsons, &c 10 acre-
IA Woods, new farm house With rooms, barn
stable, &c situated on thu Gallstn pge, miles
from Nashville, and within y mile Of the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad. Tha timber upon
this farm, with Judioious management. might Ds
sold for nesrly, n not quite. enough % pay FOR
the farm, which is well known as the q. .Willsm
johnson Farm"
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FOR sALE-The imitation red sandstone front
dwelling, No. - Church street. with gas, water,
stationary gash-tuhs coal house, &C, with an ell
20 the lot Feacninp % Spruce street. Possession
will ba given speedily
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HOR sALB-Seven new, neat cottages, containing
rooms and kitchen, under good fence. lots -
y1oJ fcet, on broad street. near Mr.. Shelton's and
Nm. l. Bro Ms residences. Possession given Ia
, week. Each S.2l0
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WAN TkD-Two hundred ceres good woodland,
within i've miles OF Nashville.
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FOR sALB-The pretty Block Of Stores, 3 stories
high, on summer street. corner Of Union street,
nos rented at S5yOis this years rent win be ta-
ken as part payment.
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Dry foods SO Cost.
Green Green have purchased Of Jas.
A. Graham bis entire stock Of Dry Goods,
and VIII eiose i out at cost 10 make room
ior their spring stock Of Hats and Furnish
ing Goods. as COLLEGE srREEr.
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FOR sALB-The fine family residence. centrally
aud auuiully situated, on the north west corner
Of Norh High aud Union Streets.
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FOR sAI.k-Two Forwarding and Commission or
6rocery stores on south Market street. Nos. ~
nnd ~, running through 20 frout street. These
ness.
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AISQ-LOts Nos. e6. 81, CO and o., east side Of
College sire T. si,ovc Medical College. All OF which
We offer on literal terms.
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FOR sALE.-That entire block on North side Of
Cedar street, between Cherry street and the alley
On the west, running through to the Theatre.
These valuable business localities will be sold 10
fronts both streets 70 suit purchasers, and We
oher them st prices which md ICES us 70 believe
tnat purchasers may expect an advance OF 100 per
cent cost.
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REFERENCES.

FOR 6ALE-Two double Engines, 60 horse pow
er each new and unsurpassed for msteriRl, work
manship or performance, with boilers and sll ap-
pur enences for sale alta bargain for cash, real
estate II d cash valuation.
Applyto H.G. sOOVEL, Nashville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

Hoh bALb-A BFick Yard, Ia working order on
% Charlotte pike, y miles from Nashville, al
ioining the lands Of VIM. b. Cooper and VIM r.
klstOn, on n W. Railroad Sufficient water to
fun theysrd, tso springs and branch, in all IA
aeres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

AucTIoN.-Ws shall sell on Friday
morning, May 18th. at 10 o'clock, at the
residence Of Mr.. Vowel, on Third be.
tween Main and Blondeau streets. the en-.
tire furniture contained in bis house, con
sis,ing Of fine parlor and chamber furni.
ture, carpets, kitchen utensils, dc. This
furniture is of the choicest kind, and il
will be for the interest CT those wishing
fine govds to attend this sale. Tho fur.
niture can be inspected early on the morn
ing of the sale. Hows Il TrLra.
ImayI0-3i1 Auctionsers.
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TT The Lady's Friend makes regular
ly it's vista. as lady's friend should do
Summer Days" is as pretty a steel plate
as one weuld wish to look upon. Tn.
fashion plate is handsome, and "Lucy'
looks charmingly we'll, even in woot
cut. Among the contents we notice
Chrysalis and Butterfly; A True Story o
thee Olden Time; Lost and Saved; II,
Sister Clara; Four Birthdays, &C., Do
Published by Deacon & Peterson. Phila
delphia, at SO so per annum.
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A1VkUA, 4A1 ~, to00s
Nsssrs. Horeu q Deicplaia:
Having been ssgpssd % canvass this
cosa.y in behalf Of the soldiep' OrpAaa
Hons, / concluded 70 visit l. - thst I
could better accomplish my mission. /
found thsre about seventy childfss usder
The superintendent Of Mr.. +. s. Par
yin. Everything connected With the
house seems to b. sdmirsbly srraDged.-
The children ara oil healthy and cheerful.
The school is 10 very successful operation
Among their wants 10 good school room.
They are also in need Of more bedding ;
also few cows, and many other things 70
make it what il ought TO bs. All con.
nected with it feel deeply intsrestsd for
the children, aud it made my soul rejoice
10 think that Vas the oitisen Of State
that had thus adopted - her childTsr
those whose fathers had fallen 10 the Do
fonss of country and liberty. woult
love to give . more detailed account, ye
hope to meet the friends Of this Chris
tian enterprise and give them an oppor
unity to hear and to aid in the good work
| J. s. FuRoERsos.
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1n-Issps1klsg y rsss.p - y spssle
payment the Nss Yssk Tibsse dssiss
The statement Of the New York Tinss
hat he satios has an sbrssd shres
hssdrsd niIIioas u dollars u spssis since
tho war begun, and hat - must eel
psodses abroad = purchase Il bsek bsfers
~ san resume. The Tribass ays jssllJ
that ours = the grsstest producer of ths
precious mstals among the nstioas ssd
that during THE var We have addsd moi
less than TOO hssdrsd nilliens dellsrs to
the worla's stock Of gold snA silver; 10
although the exports have exceeded the
imports, the consumption has been very
little, and il gives il q It, arn scnsis
ton that there 10 not only more gold and
silver. bat more coin in the country nov
than on the frst Of May, 1851.
"Hanifestly, them" ssys the Tribune
1--WE need not import 5000, DOC. 900 no
. 1.-THE Of it to Enable ~ to resume speci,
payu ents. We need only 70 % redoc.
our Federal expenditures that the Gov
eminent shall cease 10 be . borrower
then let US invest our unproductivs Green
backs in I 31s till there are NO more Q
them left in circulation than the needs q
business require; b sure to buy no NOR
goods abroad than We pay for a. ws re
ceise them, and Ne may resume spec:
pay ments without convulsion or effor'
and ~ we'll within the merit year - ever.
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Ginnnfial an0 Commercial

xeW York maSkes.
BY rei-grsph.l Nsv yoRE. Nay 10
Cotton -Heavy and lower a. 52as3e for middng.
kIour-pnii and heavy and - u 3uc lover Ut 60 =
s5fr rxfrs States 90 al 7sor Extra r. II. o., and
80 for trade brands, market closing heavy, ~ith y
buyers outside.
Whisky-He.vy and shade easier II 2 % % 10 fos
Western.
Whrat-Dull and nominaIIy to Ioc iover; NO
Chicsgo sprinS At ~; good Winter ksd Western 81
61Ix
Rye-Qurt.
Is.ri.y-Dnfl sni nominal.
Corn-DuIl and no rinaly s TO 1cc lower
Oafsuuii AMI u Sc lower at 46 for Jsrsey and
Western
CoGr--Quiet.
sugar-Qaies and Low ut I2al5c for p B., and ION
01osxc for Cuba and Mu,covsto.
wooi-Dull.
Petroleum-Dull Nc for Crude; s5a Sc les n
fined In bind. aud &c for do Frce- ~
Pera-ileavy AMI lower ut Is 1871 SIX fnr usx
mess closing at Is IS cash. ~ o. ga Is fors5o34 Do
cash and regular way. 3 0Ds3 = 70. prime and Il 8,
e23 80 for urine Also, Is hbls fur MAJ
and June, sellers option NJ Is - D Is and 500 Lb
prime mes for June, sellers option, at u 81.
BesfQuisf ~ II 70 Dl6 W plain mesa, and 10 q
90 ~ Tor extrs mess.
beef II Ams-tirm y so12s 90.
Cut Mcass-Duii Al l4@9l54c for shoulders, and l63
0Is1zc for hams.
Bscon-Duil and nominal.
Lar b-Duil heavy aud lower at 15L1lstxc; also f5(
b5ia for Nay, sellers option, st IL 80.
Buster-Dull 1t la0Sic for ohio, and 23D96c 10
State
Chsess-Dull At Is D23c for common to prime.
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b@Another company of soldiers LEFT
for Davenport last avening. Thus gradu'
ally the number decreases and the veteran
volunteer soldiery Of the nation, TO whom
the Government owes its life, and wbt
composed the best and bravest armies
that we're ever marshaled TO deadly strife
c)ase to be soldiers and return to The
peaceful avocations of civil life. Lei
gratitude and honor be theirs for nobly
h1vs they won them.
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THE CITY.
!, .,,,,.l "a Cl,s,sg q mails q Keskah
Church Directory.

TINTED PRESBYTERIAN Fifth street, between
Main md plondesu eervices every sabbath ~ IL M
and TX D. II. Sunday School W m
FIRST PREsbYTERIAN-Corner High ana FOURTH
..-cnts Services every Sabbath at IL a. and a m
Sunday School O. m. Ed 1LLE1IA fss'os.
UNITARIAN CuURCU-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at II a m Sunday
srhoo, ai< n M +. uAssAIL, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARED n. E. CHURcH-Corner Of Sew
eu.h and Nor streets Preaching every eAocatn g
ii a m And u o. IN Sabbath School at m. fuois
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-Third street. between
Concert and High. Services every salhath at il u
and q p. Sabbath School el9 an.
J. T. WEsTovxR, Pastor
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H The reader will fiud on the inside

E The reader will fiud on the inside
of our paper the address Of the National
Lincoln Monument Association. The
matter will commend itself to every citi-
zen. MFR. Lincoln lives 10 the affections
OF his couutrymen. He lives in history
Lives in the almost alteration Of racs
from whose limbs he struck the letters O
slavery. But let there be national i'm
age, carved in marble, of ABRAHAM LIN
o)Ls, Emancipator and Savior, ~hicl
s,all be worthy of the nation and prescrv'
his lineaments to posterIty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

ras- Two hundred and sixty soldien
from the Hospitals in this city were sen
TO Davenport to day to be mustered on
of service. Also forty OF the lst Battal
lion V. r. G we're transported to Dsven
port for guard duty. This makes in al
over four hundred sent of in three days
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

For DAYS and months have lived,
Despite the prebssi ties Of War.
The lands great he-rt + Al attuned TO hear
The Last dread echs Of Wars dirsfal trump,
And all men pray fr Victory and Peacsi
Ramosp Of Health
Are borne every breeze that crmes
f'om brakes great Labusa try In New York,
Where he prepares iIsxssrf BsfsEns still.
To heal the nation, md the sick restore.
As all men Pc thnt peare msy erme,
ao all men wish that Health may stay.
To that end. poor Dysp~psBcs Hypochopdriecs dril
Victims OF Vertigo. Iiesisehe Fever Carr,
All take ptaSssS1oy BIrTsss, shd sr~ sure
To hnd rsli~f nom their b. Getting Ills.
Let the whole world PLsvYASloN Rs~sSHS uae
And all the nations shall have Health aad Psacs.
mayQsil \ aodAGlf
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MASONIC will be a special
communication Of EAgle Lodge No. II
A. F. & A. NJ. to night. Work on the
Third Degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

EB Remember Hamill's, east side
Third street, between Main aud johnson,
is the place for you to 60 for photographs
or ambrotypes. Photographs reduced to
IS per dozen. Msy9-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

w The Musca,iue Journal says thu,
the prospect for . good crop Of wheat and
oats 10 that county 10 splendid. Some
few farmers have already commenced
putting i, corn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

g- We were not able to attend the
Fair given by the ladies of the Germah
Evangelical Church Tuesday and Wednes
dag evening, but are glad to learn that it
was largely attended. was finely conduct
ed and every way a success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

In LucK.-We are informed that q Law.
yer OF Marietta, Ohio, near relative Of 1
gentleman in the same profession in this
city, has sold little. farm Of forty acres
near MARKETS., for the snug sum Of $3.50,
QUO in clear cash, on which be had just
"ssruck OIL"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

@Ths river is very high At New Or
leans. A large force is at work strength
ening the levee. Il is feared that the
lsvee 10 front of Algiers, opposite New
Orleans. where are extensive Government
works. will break under the pressure Of
the water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

EA httls German boy fell from the
railroad bridge at Darlington on Tuesday
and broke his leg. s, rays the Hawk
eye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

EEThe alarm of FIRE yesterday origi-
mated from the burning out of chimney
on Third street The blaze was soon
ever. So was the excitement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

ET The steamer Hamilton. from New
Orleaas. With The 81 Michigan Cavalry
On bosr1, Va suot recently near Mobile.
This s,n wsrs killed and wounded by lie
sasnlIy.
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a GkICULrUkAL WAREHOUSE
"A AND skgD STORE.
WICKERSHAM Il CO..
DkALxRs IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
slrdsl, a'ais and ether ,ss1s,
lss lgaia -, xuoxu1

AanulAetsssu' Agents for 1heSAlne MacAina. Mr.
t0wen, Hay Preass and Power Corn khsllers 2apnsac
sursrs u 6auns Z atnnsns kxceisiOs fan Mtlls ~
}rAan beperatUsS. 100 S 's
pa.OW S-Moiine, Rock Island. Ksotuk. war.
aud other Piows on hand.
tULGavAr OMN-'sucher State l. D. Smith,
Aonitos, tlls either ef whieh 4 carsLle y
~ 0a ~ g - scrss pen day, doing away with
Uorh P!sntsrs Tor horsss Or BY hand Hay ana ekrus
C1tsefs nvs different Varieties Horse kskss u Ydkss
Mash.f nschnsa Casthss WrinsssA tiowsr Poss. nm
1890 bard 6sed &c. lot VI cloies Clever un,oehs
Aaia street.. WNsr F6silAN d ~ -
fst4-daw -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

~ Lieut.. Geo. Patterson, Of the l7tb
lows, dismissed the service for dishon-
orabls conduct, was recently arrested
While in command Of squad Of rebels IN
the rear Of Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

- hsjor Gen Banks assumed CON-
nand Of the Department of the Gulf on
the ed ult.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

The Courier says that new building
are constantly going up 10 Ottumwa.
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New York Money Market.
BY Telegraph Nsv Yoax Nay 10.
M,ney-Eay at 566 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Dull At Iuy3feL
God-irr-gulAr an unsettled; openiag At l35N dee.
ming to 81, and closing At i3.1.
Government ssocks-Actlye snI shade frmer
q Of 81 Coupons HOY.
o. OF Isl Register ed 1iuX
30 CouI ous l0sX
| $40 Coupons tnew nsue) 1859
1910 Coupons e6L
stocks-Hesvy.
oAPS0H "a Clse1l cARIsesz: MApDc q
| FOL Waits; n Wayne 0I%. A Al Il ~, CAN v
66H G Scrip liz USI ~, Cert 063; PC Nan 500
III CoiI Erte77: @ b z i07, nnasm lCa3z; Har
lem IS; seeding sok: n y lvs. n e6l: Toledo IS
I Cert &C. Quicksilver s.
Chicago Market.
| BY Telegraph oarcAeo. Nav ID.
Markets generally weak and inactive
Flour g 151 - - for White Water; 90 for eprins
Extras and w for Spring supernue-
Wheaf Sales NJ spring 1t It ,61< n 10, closing
cvrn-ssIes Of No. at e29eac; No. Il ssasske
and Rejected At 5ik452c. 81
Oats-9aleso Of No. at 3i63h AMI No 4 NJ a06alr
Reno At 66;.
hsrley4tQg7ec.
Whnky-95A9Sc.
Provistops-Ness Pork at Is o. Sweat pickled ham,
| at 1854 die.
IArt-1sc.
sesf Ca,tie-s coat so for common to good, and 60
O. - for prime.
Mogs-7 sass IS for comnon 10 chois.
MoneJ-k0t easy.
ing.
uold-l3O.
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Tor SALE-A Frame Cottage Dwell.
LOR SALE-16O acres choice Ind

within about miles Of Keokuk betx cen TIE plank
tosd ana Atsissppf Riyeran encloscd-s dc ubie Ioe
nosse and othcr Improvements This farm ia novp q
the Van Ausdal farm lille good or DO sale rret So
per acre. Gallon mr. ENEycK
jane r..I r.s....
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EOR SALE-l00. acres new Land.
j 80 scres under euifivstion. with two lor hov.ss
and small orchard Situated le miles r. from wsrrav
and one mile fron Breckipridye Uanco, Co. llipois
Title good Price $4,000. Enquire Of
II. B. TEy-EYCK
nchs Real Estate Agent. Kcokuk.
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FoR SALE.
Beautiful Residence |

One Of the nna desirable and handPomest lcca,ir,.
The Nissinippi Valley fcr residence situated on Is
blan above The city On Grand Avenue, l-s than hs
cAs 4eesy sfene eNens Iks er.utas ~ thus os,shl
planted with the sasst abundance rhoice sruit n
shasie Jrse8 chSubbsfy- etc. II commands rtaani0
cent vts4 Tho nlssslpp. Rivsr r. mes he ~ !
ksohek. HaniitOa - Oakwood aad survOnMoins -
Try 49, worth Of fruit can b raised tAis 40 y
thepegpNgt9. n
~ ssraA -, spp'y On The premises 70
CHAs. RBpS
god t6an4 - AS1-ey
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-11

Ok SALE-A two story brick DWELL
ing House, containing 10 rooms good celia cisteyp
ru snd full lot Situated the Of Mar an and
th street. little good. Price $500 Po.sresiup Ist
OF April next. Enquire of II. B. TEN-EYCK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-18
nOSTCTTER'S BlTTCRs

Produce exactly opposite effects 10, because their
pure spiritous basis il sur charged with bsisamio
curative and preventative elenents which IL diff
fuses through the blood, the bile. and all the
nuids which sustain, renew an nOurish the solid
parts of the body. The common liquors of COM
merce. and the tinctures and extracts made from
them, necessarily infuse the fiery venom with
which they al more or less debascd, into the
interior vessels, whence their fumes mount to
the sensorium.
HOotetter's stomach Bitters,
Under the same Law Of distribution, permestc
the whole frame with the remedial and protective
antidotes with which they are medicated. Thil
simple explanation will enable the reade. to un
dcrstand how this genial vegetable stimnlent for
ofevery other Stomachic and Alternative ever
advertised or SOLD on this side Of the Atlantic.
u all seasons Of the year the Summer and
early Fall the most facilitating. The strength
Of the strongest willis under the torrid tempera.
turc Of July and August, and the fnAsma Of
September and October is dangerous to the sys-
tenn depleted and worn down by the oppressive
heat Of the Dog Days. But whoever 10 wise
enough 70 resort TO this Tonic Elixir when an in
vigorant 10 most needed, will most assuredy es-
cape the debility which prepares the way for ep-
NO tear OF Fever and Ague or Bilious Remit
tent Fever. two or three months hence for those
VINO are prudent enough to take the Bitters now
During the war the efficacy Of the preparation
- means Of enabling human nature TO endure
she most tremendous fatigue under blazing sun
was proven to the entire satisfaction ofthe Ned
zeal Stat; and Thousands of our disabled vster-
ans now rely upon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-18

NEW YORK, Sept II.
The steamer Boston, which LETT Liverpool
at O'Clock p. M. Of the 9Th and Queens.
town next day, arrived here this D. M Her
news is four days later. s
The Confederate bOndhOldcSs hold meet.
ing in London on the 4th and debated their
prospects, 6pme speakers eveii contcnded
that the Confederate government was r..
spOnslblc. A COMMITTEES was appointed on
the Sth OF October The proceedings afford.
Cd 80 little ground for hope that the bonds
declined ] per cent s..s.57s. llE<tH
The Liverpool Poet points out that trade
between the Mcrsey and Southern ports ID
assuming its old activity. Many ships have
sailed and many more are on the way to the
South for cotton.
Sir Hamilton, the astronomer is dead.
The Emperor and Empress Of The Frcnc,,
and the KING AMI Queen Of Spain were
about TO exchange visits at Sebastian and
Bearrely.
The cholera continues at Marseilles
Joseph Bonaparte, Prince of Musignapa,
died at Rome.
1t Is reported that tho recent treaty. be.
tween Austria and Prussia denied the vague
fomors that Austria was intriguing for the
The King Of Prussia wits Queen VjAoria
ct Darmstadt 9th.
The navigation treaty between England
and Pru1da hD been signed. y 3 s )
News from the Cape Of Good Hope 10 July
4th ID received.
Basute ~ tUCeedihg vigorously md e.
vosably Tor . Tree State. -.
II ~ principal leaders in the recent Fenian
+, esfatl0A at Black Rock. near Dun.
| ~. Ave lsen Aoqlmttea "a Rial 6 -
~. ~. Is ~ peoeecutionotas Instituted By
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A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh

AND NODE OF TREATMENT Is

The .Arssee Or Perfection.
1t penetrates the secret Ambush
of this terrible disease, aud sxtermnatss il, root
and oranch, FOREVER.
Ie reasves All she WRECKED
symptom: q this loathsome nalsdy, and sverts
Il ckeGns the head. aesaersses
the breath, and an0rds the most grateful relief
1t alev1aaes more Agony ana 81
lest suffering than tongues can tell.
Il 10 0OtO0 16r caring the Ao1n
hopeless casa, that every known means have
Il c.res May, RSse ma Pera.A.
ic Casarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
We s fsr~ .rCaearrh Or ..,... :.
the head can resist IL pesetrating power.
Df. Hooaale has new spent n
lifetime in battling with this fsll disssss His n.
-. Geeaale's Catarrh neneay
!: hssmlsss liquid, inhaled fro. TIE palm
lDr. =. Geeaale II known thre,.
ossht the cosstry - the author Of the only True
Theory Of Catarrh ever published. Where it,
origisLYhaA ~ r1yages- -mods Of treatment :
o. raDid cure in al its formA
tarrh shosld 6s real y every one i - S
obseiped It or nearest Agency. Or By sending :
faS PROrIs AND TIE PRESS.
CA4ARnB. The name Of Dr. X. 0oodale has
become familiar throuehous the country y ths
victims Of Catarrh. fron his vel.sarssd fane 70
csfine this terribls dapQss. Heis the 60 IA
only pers(n Nhdevss pknetratsA che secret -.
bush Of this fearful .lsalsdE. ~ rens1Y and
mode Of trestnent ist ~ only one eva knSWl g
cure it...lIrsy, n: 7. Daily finss.
whose 6anily Physieiaa DR.. 0otdsis Vi ~
many yooeo, aAyo: tEJi
If b.. 0sodals sayp he caa eare Cs1arrh 30
eaa ere It." He f1s3hsr ceetiAss thee ~ -.
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