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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-07

ID I B LIS II + d TIL IS DA Y
ANN 5. STEPHENS NEW BOOK!
THE SOLDIERS ORPHANS. By Mrs. Ann 5.
Stephens, author Of Fashion i Famine The
Gold Brick" The Old Homestead " "Sileut
Struggles p Mary Derwent Rejected Wife, 80
"Ihe Heress = The Wite's Secret etc.
This new book, by Mrs Ann S Stephens has
been pronounced by all to be by far the best and
most interesting work ever written by her. Itap.
peared in monthly instaIments in Peterson 5
Magazine during the last year, having been COM
peted in the December number, where it proved
10 be the most popular. powerful. and successful
novel that has ever appeared in that Magazine,
aud 10 is now published complete and unabridged
in one large du0decimo volume, uniform with the
"GoId Brick, " Fashion and Famine, - and other
works Of Mrs. Ann 5 Stephens, published by US
1t will no doubt prove TO be the most popular work
that has ever before been written by this talented
American auth0ress.
Mrs. stephens has justly become favorite with
all American readers of prose fiction, and the an
nouncemcnt Of a new work from her graceful pen
Is cheerful news to thousands of readers. And
there is "a treat in store for them, for in The
Soldiers Orphans Mrs. Stephens has, If any
thing ecIipsed all her former efforts. There is less
redundancy Of scene and action, but there is far
more artistic excellence, and an elaboration Of
causes and effects, attalnable only by practsed
writers. The action of this new novel transpires
the authorcss does not permit herself to stray The
time selected by Mrs Stephens is recent, the late
war and she pictures with vivid dstinctness the do
mestic suffering and sacrifices entaIled by, and
made for, the gra"d and heroic struggle for ma
tioual unity The plot is one Of absorbing interest,
the characters are graphic transcripts from real
life, strongly indiyidualized, and the contrasts
formed by their individual peeuIiaritcs, mental
and physical lend rare charm TO this last and most
finished Of Mrs. stephens books
The Soldiers Orphans Is published complete
in one large duodecmo volume Price Sl.5O in
paper; or 81 90 in cloth.
MRS. ANN s, STEPHENS OTHER WORKS.
The Gold Brick. 50 Mary Derwent, ] 80
Silent Struggles, ] 80 Fashion 6 Famine, ! 80
The Wjle's Secret, ] 80 The OdHomestead,I 30
The Rejected Wife, l 30 The Heiress. l so
Above are III paper cover, or in cloth at 50 each
The above books for sale by all booksellers
Copies Of The Soldiers Orphans" or Of any
other or all Of the above popular books by Mrs
Ann 5. stephens, will be sent to any one, free Of
postage Oh receipt oi price.
Address NIL orders to the Publishers.
7. 3. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
306 Chestnut st Philadelphia. Pa.
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confirmation Of the sale.
Z VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale the follow
iBg valuable bodies OF land
THREE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
containing 100 acres each, situated the Illinois
Central Railroad. in Champaign county, State Of
Illinois. miles from the city Of Urbana and one
mile from Rentugi Station said Railroad. Two
of the tracts adjoin, and one of them has never
fuiIing pond Of WATERPROOF it The city of Urbana
contains about 1900 Inhabitants. Champaign is
the greatest wheat growing county in Illinois,
ALs0-Oae-fourf Of q tract of iaad, situated
in Broad Top township, Bedford county, contain
ing about 4j acres with all the coal veins Gf Broad
Top running through it.
ALso-TTres Lots in the torn Of Coalmont,
Huntingdon county
Jan %, '66-tf F c. REAMER
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-07

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE-One otof ground in the
centre of Bloody Run, fronting on Main street
about sixty-fve feet one Of the very best business
locations in Bloody Run Also ten acres of wood
land. adjacent to Bloody Run, lying on the Bed
ford Rail Road, containing first rate iren ore and
having thereon a never-failing spring of water
For particulars inquire at the store of Mrs S E.
Mann, Bloody Run, or Of DR.. Hickok, Bedford, Pa
Dec Is, 90.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-07

1rETFoRs.-This seems TO be an in
avhaustiblp subject. Even the poets
have walked up to its Importance, as
witness the following ei1usion poured
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-07

EPISCOPAL SERVICES will
ho the usual services at the Court
House, next Sabbath, at IL O'Clock,
A. NJ. and g. p. NJ.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-07

CONVERSION OF SEvEN-THIRTIEs.- .-
Parties desiring to convert seven-thir-
ties into five-twenty coupon bonds, are
reminded that all conversions on and
after December /, viii be made in five
twcntics, bearing interest from Janua-
ry /, next, and on transmitting or ad-
justing their seven-thirties, they will
make up the interest account to that
date.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-07

o
New p. VI. AT HUNTINGDON.-We
learn from the Huntingdon papers that
q. Ashman Miller, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at that place, rice
John Reed removed. We know Mr..
Miller well and can heartily endorse the
appointment.
NEW LODGE or I. 0. OF O. F.--The
Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows, Of this
State. at its late session in Philadelphia,
granted a charter for Lodge at saXton,
this county.
COMMON ScuooLs.-The common
schools of our borough opened on Mon
dav last. with Rev. II. Heckerman as
PripciDal. and Misses O'Conor, Holder
baum. TomIinson and Russell, as as
sistants.
HORSE AND LoT FOR SALE.-Daniel
HeJtzell offers for sale his house and
lot near Bloody Run, on the Bedford
Railroad. Inquire Of Meyersand Dick
erson. -
NEW GooDs At THE REGULATORS
4 large lot of boots and shoes, queens
,,,.,ra &C., lust received and for sale
very low at IrVine's Regulator C"'i
and examine.
Epis,opAI. SERVICES. There will
Io tho ,IsuaI services at the Court
II Hause next Sabbath, at IL O'Clock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY l8 Iss6TRIPIE



An UNDrviDED HALF !sTeREsr will BIZ SOLD
n 10 and states of vaiu sbs Pntaat trcst IN
a OF .S1 -: sssi1 sssa
A PARTNER wANrEn-wIrH 400. TO ExreSp. A
"A profitable ready money bssiasss uregused IN this
city; no risk. JAMES BI00s 90. W Third avenue.
COMPREHENSIVE NolIcE.-Ma. JULIUS conn. or
su. us. s ~. 4s an ni. % ds ssaa Conn aEanSAS
Srw yoHx oct ia 1853.
nIssoLUTyoN WE coPARrsvssHIp HEnEro
CO. q this dissolved BY mutual consent Either party
will align In liquidation. ,ouva.v,
5Jov vss "s'scSnfSiow.
RICHARD X RopTRr9oS
IOuN v. BATOHELDER
s5F ysSs Gssffr 70 undersigned have this DAY
formed Snss, q. and sse
ss oms z sxTogELnEe,,
k,cMaED :; mnsEErsos.
Nnw YoRx October 10 1868
The apdersgnsd VIII CONTINUE hs sSc. ou'
"''' On Nus '"" ''''''' ~ = '' j. VAN soHArcx.
NEW YORK. October TO- 1895
nIssoLUTioS-THR COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
iore existing under the name 81 v "'r s, TO- Vs.
this day d,.avea y mutual sue.
's' VIII settle pHssSs ST sT f9s' "
Nrw Yoax, October |. 1895
CopARTSRRsHTP-THg UNpyRsICNgD NAVE THIS
Sy sGEeS % under ss os AZ .a,s 81
turers Of steam gauges brass good AZ q ly ss street
" 0fRoUD.
Eyw yopK, October l. 1895
DARrNea--A GENTLEMAN wirH A CAPITAL OF
l aik0n or esoNp0 can secure an interest ia a
crsaf, busiaess In the tnedlste vicinity
Of New York Address q. z, e.. Herald Office
IDARr~ER WITH 4. 100 TO 81 600 WANTED NO RISK ,
pronts large and oau,ts incurred Address
I5s Herald office.
DARrNRR wASTEp-s7so PART powN. A RaaY
i opportunity % get In neat, permanent socd paying
business Broadway third floor; good rrfercnoss
changed.
fiHk PARrNEKsHlP HFkETOfoNf ENisIlNu !N-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

A uCriON SALE. boots sND SHOES
~ - hiLIlS H. hURss AuCTinNFER.
"in heh % ihnrsa1y, October rs as llN clock
Al store oi y. DANIRA co,
20 ruftiAnat srret
sU CASES BOOTS AND snoIs ~ ,rto,. ,o.tu. Al,
the entire stock OF lobber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18
SALES Ar AUCTION.

A uorIoN BALE.-R ROTH, AUcTIoSKER. AN tx
"A raordnary opportunity for housckecpers Large and
positive .is % over eis c worth o. msgnhcsnt Ho, hcd
furniture this Thursday afternoon at O'Clock pre-
eAeY At the four story ii9 west zhth street fsv
nnl from Sixth avenue oonssng az magnificent rosewood
anotate stool and Cover all modern impGov emrnts uii
snd half octave. richly cared legs and ese hfee
patu PAror hults covered with tho richcs description
cnch hocate superb bronze Works OF Ar, oil Paint
% eminent artists Velvet Brussels and lnsra,n .ar
49, rosewood Etagsrea. style ~ Louis XIV, spli hsok
r ht.sn- nn Table, bunet aud DANG Chairs TO match;
~ sng frr arror BLACK walnut suits, covered VITA hAr
aha green rens aud black walnut ked@tssds
s sprng and Hair Matirrse Foas lad ROCK
49, Fhrrs rich thina Glass and Silver Ware, Cutlery a.
p'pos'is rnquired h.B-R.lisble IN at-siaac~ 70
cnh n3k saa Ahip goods purchasers Al reasonable
charges saio positive rain Or shnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

NJ: :; ;ss s2fsss'.'ss r. = 's ss:'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

rI,O MIILTSRRs And COUNTRY sToRLkEEPERs.
i AT GRAND srRI.ET CIiEar sTORE
you buy cut engtbs OF Millinery uocds cheaper hrr
down town lobbers sell whole pieces Gan saa ssf1'ne.
Ye and straw goods Run lines o. Bonnet KI,ons
Trnr ag yelxes Laos. Fu~eTs aud Enhrnderies from
auction Mark address Nv si AMI 81 \ 8rAni and ~
% sad 10 Allen street ara block cas- from The Eeg ~
EDW ARD RIDLEY.
rntrauce 20 tho bonnet and wholesale rooms AIer
street sUAirz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

lfARpLE vksIEfk -THg BE@r PLACE M rfIa
M cty y, p,,rh.s. Narh~ Nsrsa " sb~ hss~s f~1xss
aiv~ry low prires 4. ~ A. kLAbxHs hsr'as wafks, Na
l9 Essf Eixhtsenta ne@r fhfi assass h~w toh
Cut this out
1lARBLEfzgD afsTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
WI stp~arNnc~: uor@ aursbi~ half TIE pyhs a marble
r IN. sfkwAHr. o1 sirth avenue. t>s~ess Thirty ana
and Tbirsy-sissh streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

BY EDWARD sCHENck. on SATURDAY. 2ih lnslant ., p
O'Clock NJ the above valuable eslahlihueu of gentle
going abroad. span Of hay ftothng Horses, 10.
hanIt perfect IN ard can lrot " " together
also beautiful long tail Gray, warranted to- trot IN thre
nun.e- perfect ALSO top Wagon and Road do made p
BreN C0. and Dubals clegant Harness, by buna
cotute, rlesAnt Blankets, Robes, &c-
Tic be tn,c At the stable previous
tho 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

H. s.NyIiIss ArtIlgs1h y, ' =, ~.
y's'-s. u i'ssss aisrsl bEfs TIA Brg9 80 ssa 90
ais- AL ita sHtqf' e. E4fsitssr s~ssasas
rsftar a-sl = W~c..si enf rsysl $500 -s.' ss1
ass smd ff4* sets D. a4ts sn1 asfafAs l&t4eyr
fsksss thNfYs ssst<&s44 psltfaAss. rsAlss A. ts
wsts ss~nYftans Fts as xAfeA westhysA@
s..-ses = ssy.ss aia &c., -. saas e.s-s' We
rrHowks seftiy. trcrIosyga -oyylcs w II
a stats -<fts ffHfs1NFt - ~ ~ 1r
sst. - ~ Ilarf $500 tss i-.-. 800 So slrs,.s
~ - snf vel ~s&4stlske& News hf9g 49, xff
Store eoyysts1fs 80 sa.,tt..e = bx-~ fnMisN
ios q eta ra1f<ft Httfssrr isstt NsAs H<fswa 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-18
IOWA ITsas.

Mr.. s. B. Goodenow, late editor Of the
Independence Guardian, has purchased the
Cedar Fall Gazette OF n. A. 4 9. b. Perkins,
its former publish rs audproprieton- Good
enow Is . gentleman Of experience in the
business and q thorough Republican. Sue
cess TO him.
-Messrs. Il. A. l. G. D. Perkins, Of the
Cedar Falls Gazette, have sold that paper to
Mr. 8. B. Goodenow, late Of the Indepen.
dence Guardian. The MssGs. Perkins have
conducted the Gazette with spirit and ability.
May the larsest msasars Of success atteaa
Mr.. Goodenow.
--An exchange has been noting the acci-
dents attending the ceisbestion Of the Fouf4h
in certain parss Of the State,
"The Fourth resulted haAly in some of Ne
towns Of Northeastern IDwA- 4 ma wss
shot dead in ! quarrel 4 Cossovsr, he pres
ntAsninns a ~ Wneu1 ssilsa1, sboss
6fty uilas boo .AeCtt16s n 1esnesa
cut the - Of H. servivue be1ly - \ +
said, stabbed him IN the lido IN tvo paUeo3
The latter retired, hAd lii wanda S1sesed,
procured pisisA SsasA "a asllLss.asly
killed hia lase anaasak \ y sepostsa ~
thsy had bsen fsisads, ssd that sens 49,
- usskls sssseus@nmk ~ ,5p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-18
couaanssaoxAL CONVENTION.

The Rspubnean CONVENTION for the First Con-
s.,es;oeaI District win BE- holden 1t Nj Pleasant,
Nsary county, on Thsrsdsy, July 10th, 1855. at
leesc,oek Q. n. Said Convention win nominate
candidate for Representative in Congress, and
transact such other business - may come before
IT, The ratio of appropriation will Be- - follows:
One delegate from each county, and one additional
delegate for every 100 votes or every fractional
par over 10 votes, including the soldiers vote,
cast ct ths LIST election for Gov. VIM. n. Stone.
8. g. oxkH. Chairman, Washington Co.
@. ". McoRiRv, La county.
B. J. AcMAKix, De Moines county.
J.P. a.AsrHAn, Henry county.
VIZ. Loxe, JsGsrson county.
J. B. WEAVER, Davis sonnty.
J. 8. HuRLzr, Louisa county.
J. s. SLOAN, Van Buren, county.
Central Committee lst Con. Dis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-18

\, 80 !, kssyy aenitst - - - ~
,Ssr,t.e g - pssapaly Discharged A
Deeor.h, WissssAsik coassy, naa's sfn
- hae~u "a Wills 6ring cannon. At -
osher poiat, little boy had n - Co.
+ blown ost BY the bursting Of : ffs
err
decd. The cannon exploded, ceaine ~
deaths end injuring several persoss
The Register says Of the late ".
Gurley:
IA removed from Washingtos, p. ~.
vSsr. he ~ bon asd rearsd, 70 Davsnposs,
IevA b 1854 He engaged q once in the
pract;ce Of the legal profession, and IN 1863
: -. elected 5, de EspsSiseaas o. SOD
Co,usy - Ne Io~a HOUSE Of hspressasa.
tives. AltAoagh hs Ind never bsfors served
IN a legislative body, be was appointed 70 the
l.bor;ous and responsible position Of Chair
man ofthe Co.uittpecf ways aud hs6ns, and
the Revenue Law drafted BY him end sdops.
ed BY the General Assembly, he's bees retained
in in substantial features from teas osS y
this, and By means Of it the public credit O
the Stats has been greatly advanced. In
1861 be Was appointed United States Distric.
Attorney for Iowa, but on account OF III
health be VA compelled to resign before ~
expiration Of Els term. A few months after
ward be was appointed United States Consul
at Quebec, but the feebleness Of his health
compelled him to resign that ONCE, also ane
since then until his deceass be had rsnslnet
most Of the time with friends in Pennsyiva-
mia. He was forty years Of sse, and leave
q wife and four young sons. No kinder mus
band nor father, no truer friend, no more de
| voted patriot, has been known 70 Us In all ou
acqusinsanceship. His uusel6shnes' and pu
rity Of character we're marked characteristic
wherever be was known, and might be wei
adopted As examples in public and pn'a'
| life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-18

ne osisinsi and osst 10 ~ World ne Only t1s
~ pffsct Hair Dye. Harmless, Rsiibis nd Insssa.
snssoss. PTs1nnss isn-dIAasay spsssd3A o1sek =
sAssrsl 9sewD w1shsst iuturns sks hairotsktn. -
~Aiss tAs m ssssss ssssAdyss. seid b. ali Druuis.
theeesuins IL agasA VILLAS 4 Ba,eneior Also,
RDGENRRATID0 nxrnACr o. nlIEuSLsuls,
for Restoring ~ ssssuHis9 ~ Hair.
aasn-AAvg cuARLm sArCHtL0R. -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-18

orLGArsH AAsMA1iU vsG8IA ~ seAR.
sspssiof Tsslsa ssap, pessarsl no. refined
Vegetable Otis In eoniasassoa vis4 eavsssans,
and especially designed for the uss II Ladies asd =
tAs Nursery. Ia psrss1e Is exquisite. aadiss
Ing properties annvalisA For sals BY III Aruaises
fsAyadAvlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-18
aGslarta Everywhere.

q
NGalarfa Everywhere.
Rarely hes thses bses ssason " fruitful - this q
nLas.oas dissssss Not oslv ~ piass and IN tie
vaalsys Of ne We nsvsiy in ali hs old haash u
Hsr.r AID Agus and Bioss Aasassss Fever have tAss
psostrsftips di'ss bssn ssususiiy vfsisss - 40
have sxssdsd 70 towns and eses s-v bsfoes iafsssA
viii shs. cad Aavs sscsndsd IT, mountains s.d
stsasksh thosssn of pep,s ssppo-<d havs bssa pse
u ~ The s~scs ssfure their rssh Hsnes
esassu 20 sAsst sha4 NM sssnk us pes,sAs. the
Uaivssai Air this sessos and saould resort 70
tAs Gully approved preventive Of its cons~sueness
HosrSrrEas STOMACH BfTTrRs,
tonic potent anti-epte perfect an attentive
% irrsSs,fble snd stinsisas psre that eaAtsss
tAs humar sy.tsn sisf .pd bsae all the ~ sdiseo
sing csuas Of disssss. With he conAAsecs that oss
clothed 10 ipcembustite garments might move snceg
blarisg Lui,disgs, H. mss vhe sus himself against
~a,.,t, v,h this powerful d.faSrs ediese may vsik
scosrxsl d,sss let s.sres Al III n.lahstsss sts
no.phrs The intsrnitteass ard rsust nts q psssss
., genera IL all parts of he eountr1 my hs bat ~
s yrunsrs Of S-eIIles seosrEs scS % In vsy wsss
v,rd fro, the Rsss Prspsrs shs syss@m eth
HeetKrrSks B.TfERs
s s.ccsssful battle eth shs ner4ise csssss Of s1
eutdrs,ses D. viss In time. Bold sksy uhsrs Mes
Iws Wor d, Nor. q, 1855. Uyn-dswls
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rnnIcIAl coHyRHFEOR.

AHSvubsissn Ju1arial opswutson ~ ~ rrst judi
ptrsct Of the State Of Iowa. yin b hsad as Mount
rfsnnA IssA - fAsssaaS The lesA o. Jssy, isee .
70 SSek 4. ~ FOR the purpose Of pouinasiss caAdl-
dss se ~ allowing oce 70 b. hisd ct the sesans
psn9al election, to Wit:
DISTRICT JUDGE.
DlDfNCf Atf0ANKY.
m ratio Of representation VII b ths ans . 10
sdcpt,d b. tAs Hspsblican essts ccnvsation.
JNo a. aBAR. oA'u Ju1scia, coantsss~
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wshavs pnt up asd cold this artistic fr Ct - Year,
and cAs sAY n coErfDsscs Axp fHuvs Of have
never BEEN able say OF Aay other medicine-sSvn
Has y IAllze n 4 nHsls tSsfasss - isvscf 4 cuRs
who's timely ussd. Never did VI know an instance Of
Dissatisfaction BY any she used L. On the contrary
all deiisAsss vsits ossatess and tpeak In
Of coamssdatioa Of it, magical ehects and medical
sses VI spssa in this usstss war; " xpO~s at~s
- yeAss saperf nee fifpas oul hfprsaffos pos
ZEE SuLvnLnKsf OF wsAs vs sEas pselAss In almost
every where the infant IL suffering from pain
and sxhsassiss, relief win Be found n Aseen minutes
snsr The syrup h administered
vsii drscstois for usi.g viii accompany each bottle
Nossesas1ss ssies tAs Ao~sulis 81 CURTIS PEI
KTHe. Nee York. 10 on the oaisids wrappss.
Sold y III DysgEisis throsgho~s'shs world
YsSss, ssly 80 cssss Fer nsttls
apr7A -AAv6m
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dirty streets, has become the most open and
beautiful Of the cities Of the world, and the
process of embellishing and beautifying still
goes on. New boulevards, with wide side
salk- bordered with trees, new parks and
public buildings, are being erected in all parts
Of the city, and even now the casual obser-
yer viii see nothing of the appearance which
Paris presented hundred years ago. The
work which most strikes the visitor Is the new
Open House, very near the Grand Hotel 1t
covers seven and half acres Of ground, and
will cost FIVE millions Of dollars. A new bou-
levard is to be opened extending from 1t To
the Louvre, about half mile through the
very heart Of the city. There is ssmeness
abont the appearance Of the newer parts Of
Parisgwhich detracts from the effect upon the
beholder for the 6rst time, arising from the
uniformity Of color and style Of the houses.
They are all built Of . light cream colored
stone, with French roof, generally four sto-
RES below the cornice, and one or tvo above.
There il not the same tendency to profuse
tic of the better class of American honses Of
late years. but The interiors are better finish.
ed and the houeee themselves are built NOT
for fifteen or twenty years, hnt for
NJ many hundreds. The streets are kept most
nagni6ceatly, the boaievards being mostly
hin with McAdam Of quality, however,
infinitely superior 70 any lever ssv 10 Aues.
ica. The oder and narrower streets arr
mostly paved With small blocks of stone and
always kept perfectly clean. In edition 70
these varioa1 6bjecta 81 interest to The ~ Ii
zen, these ase ea1leFies Of DafntfnR ead
statsau unsurpassed; the palaces md ada,
cent grounds 10 the ensirous, md i he
nfact}c1l 0on. The mechanic, civil engineer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-18

ssif@&& st54.. 4ss ~ *~S q W. Ssst -
- essxxssFez ~ 80 = JsssE
- = : s.-&i@ss
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-23

The success of the HYPOPHOSPHITES during
the past ten years, in tee cnre of that creates
scourge of the race, CONSUMPTION, is unparal-
lelsd in the annals Of medicine. This new and
thoroughly scientific remedy acts with invariable
efficacy, in all cases Of tubercular diseases. l
relieves the cough, checks the Precipitation, sub
dues the chlls and fever, diminishes the exPecior
alton, and promotes refreshing sleep. An the
general symptoms disappear with a rapidity which
is really marvellous. Cure is tho rule-Death the
exception.
Their beneficial efforts equally prompt and
certain in all disarrangements of the Nervous and
Blood Systems-beng unsurpassed as Nervous
Tonic, and generator OF new and healthy blood
while for cases of General Debility, Loss OF
Strength, Flesh and Appetite, Dyspepsia, Neu-
raigia, Paralysis, Chronic Bronchitis, Asthma,
Scrofula, Chronic Diarrhga, it is the most efica-
cious treatment known. fair trial is certain
cure. (Circufars tree. -'a" 20
PRIcEs--.In 7-oz. and 1907. bottles, 81 and 81
each. small or large bottles for IS, by sx-
press. Sold by all respectable druggists, and Al
the sole general depot, wholesale and retail, b,
rf ~5 J. WINCHESTER d CO.,
&c John St, New York.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-23

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