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"A STORES 315 AND 317,
South corner Penn a avenue and 9th street,
W. l.. WALL & CO., An


Will give their especial attention to all sales en-
Gales Of Household Furniture &c, aud all descrip.
tons of Merchandise. Also, have Bazaar for the
sale Of Horses, Carriages, &c., 9s Louisians ave
nue., between 9Th and Iothsts. lInt.l oc -eolot
uNEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u TO ALI. RPEESSs,os NsyIcE, July y 18th, 1855.
June = $50, for the reissue Of the following de-
scrlped Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
peen ioet or Destroyed Notice 10 hereby given
ina. the dete foilowfng the description Of each
Will be reissued, II valid objection should thSn
Ee .02s. for I69 acres, issued under the act Of
March 1855, In the name Of James 2. Unds hill,
No. - ,266, fer 80 acres, Issued under the Act o.
eeptenber, 1880. in the name Of Daniel Milton And
va va granted December 18th, 1ssl-Decenber lst,
No. Is sos, for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
n arch Sd, 1883. in the name of Daniel Milton and
Ess granted March 18th, l8se-December lst, 1855
No SSlo, Tor l60 acres, fssueA under the act Of
Msrch :, ls;s. In the name Of Tsmor, widow OF
renI benton, and was granted August 4, lsse-
No. S-52i, for so acres. issued under the act Of
September. 1880 in the name of Spencer WiIev
snd asd was granted April Soth, 1854 December IL.
No. q ,ol4, for 80 acres issued under the act OF
March Sd, 1855, in the name OF Spencer Wiley and
Sss granted February 18th, 1856. December ~,
No. Is l0s for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
and was granted December 2S, lsss-Becember
No 4s,7ss for 10 acres of land, issued under the
act Of March 5. 1865. in the name Of Elisha Bacon
and and was granted January ~, lg6. January II,
JOS Il. BARRETT,
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CLOTHING, DO.

" pOLAN, MERCHANT TAILOR, corner
II. ofI4th street aud PeDpsy lvsnia ave-, A
opposite WiIisrd.' Hotel, has received
superior assortneu Mt Of Cloths. Cassimeres, NH
Nestings. Chinehillas and Eseomas, lot M
Gents Furnishiss Goods He has also aided 70
his stock splendid lot Of first class Custom uiaoe
CIotbipR from New York, at lower prices than
can be had "a This city Ve invites his friends ana
the public 10 give him call. an returns MS SIN
cerethanks for their liberal patronage. oc S-zin
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EAOVAL.
up. DENNIS,
GO A y II II A X E 4,

Bees leave TO inform his customers and the public
generally that he has BEM0YED from SaRR,
BIS o d stand. on 9Th street, to Nos. 29SS1NtSE
and x95 E street, between 18th aud l4th ~
streets, south side Of Pennsy vsna avenue, and op
% site Growers Theatre. As his facilities are
greater than in his old location, he can repaiS
Ing In all its branches and build new work M
CHEAP, DURABLE, and In GOOD ST HLE as
any Ceschmsker I'm the country He hopes by ON.
ploying none but first class mecha aRics, and using
nothipg but the best material together with strict
sti entioh to business, to merit and receive fair
Bbsre OF patronage. sep eo2m
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LAND SALE II LoCDoCN COUNTY, VA
N fandevanter, administrator with will an
nexed of Andrew Graham, sold his farm OF
l64k acres at public sale for 81 SO per acre
The Improvements are q house and sprips
house, and the walls of a barn which WA.
burned by the U. s. forces in 1854 He ai.e
sold 25 acres Of wood land on the Short Hin.
near Morrison willie. for s35 50 per acre Jobn
Curry, son-in-law Of Mr. Graham. was me
purchaser in both cases
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wi. MERCHANT TAILOR.

Nl. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner of 9th aud u streets,
Desires 10 return his thsuks 'or the nbera a
pati age bestowed u pen him during past
seasons, and at the same time iHvites his NJ
frie nds 70 visit his store ana inspect hlspew NA
and choice selection Of e9ocs, which ~ has
lust purchased for the Fall and Winter Trane
Mr. HARDON his zssc late, continues TO give
bis constant attention 20 the style and general
appearance Of all garments made at the eeSab'
The best work and Moderate charges is our
motto. Oc io-iM
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PERSONAL.

4 AIDES WHO ARE DEsIROys OF AsEILL-
10 ful scd socoD pli sSed Physician, should con
suit DR. GEERY MORTON, 1-4 Park street,
Dear f,ctmend street, Baltimore, Nd. DIR Nor
tons services may be engaged in Washington or
tny ciier city, by addressing .. above. oc Is sm'
GENTLEMEN desIrous Of having their CLOTH
OiEG SCOCBED and REPAIkkD, so as to ap
psar as pew, would do w-n by calling at b. MA
GKUDER No 47I 10th street. bet~esn ID and
h streets The highest cash prices paid for Sec
opd- hand Clothing. &C 1-lm'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE, (iate Grover's,)
Pennsylvanis avenue, near Wiiisrds Hotel.
SFlIpfSS RaPtkY Pre- prteters,
j. cfAcKGAS......---.---....-.-- manager.
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov 1855,
Third appearance of the Distinyuis he'd Actor,
NH. J. W WALLACK, JR,
which occasion will b- presented. for the fir 4
time this season, Tom Tasiors celebrated Com
STILL WATERS Run PEEP.
After the eOm.dy a brilirani Dance BY
No Extra On srg- for seats secured in advance.
Doors open att. Curtain will rise at quarter to3'
NIARINI's FAsHLoNABLE DANCING
IVi ACADEMY, At a
hARINl'S ASSEMBLY ROOnSs 81
r., hetween 9th and lath Streets fsR
Thi. academy Is now open fer the recep- AssA
'DaJs aud hours Of tuition for young ladies,
misses anu masters Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
Genii.men's classes from to 10. same evenings.
N 90 Private instruction given TO sutt the con-
~epiehee Of the pupil se5
DReFs J. ". II. 7. kRE1s'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
PeDnsy lvsnis avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sts.. ~
Opposite Metro politan Hotel. tsiA
Our Academy Ia now open for the reception of
PUPILS. \ sci, CT cIass is forming We'd
ntsday afternoon from to Q clock, for those
who cannot ATTEND onr regular cissses Circulars
can be had az J. p. Ellis and W. @. Metzerott a
Co.'S Nustc Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, 80.
Day, and Hour, Of TsuIOH:
For Ladies. Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Tlg rsday afternoons from 20 O clock.
0entIeinen g Glasses. Tuesday and Tim rsday
nings from TO 10 o clock.
o'tuitioB, or address a note TO the Academy.
Quarter commanding with the fret lesson. sc 10
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FOB sALA40.O 900 extra choice, hardy, per-
mental tree and plant FRUIT TREEs,. GRAPE
.,dn SdNE, PAkLok PLANTS &C.; &c The coilec
eno%wn % in Europe asd Aperica. Hsrdy Plants .Dd
better neTf snmmsr ~ fssn n ~ nisnta n haa 6loom
A JARDIN, Florist and NurserymsnL
OC ~ In 18th And M
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rlDER VIRE0AH, r.. r..,. .......-4 ...
~ CIDER VINEGAR,
CiDIR VINEGAR, sa. .ff..
OIDER VINEGAR.
CIDER VINEGAR
Ahpersons In want Of PURE CIDER VINEGAR
Will 90 veil to call and examine my stock befere
purchasing elsewhere.
Warrington and Georgetown, DO.
l TERMS DASH. - L. ..-
! RILEY 4. SHINN.
. Union Bottlfng Depot.
&C D-lm 81 Greene st., Georgetown, D. o,
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II 5 7 A b Ii sHEp 1873. = :
p.pee,sr 3kSsp fSGfhsa fsSgGHfhsa.crprrsr. l,

pRpeeIsr ksD PHHEHfsiaAcru fist,
80 Ne; ~ R<ss'a Sssss%s. % Z, ngy,t r. si5.o,
- - ,ARfi0LES. &C. &C. oc33-2v
MEDICAL B0gKs-Dalton's oman Physiolos
lNl 81 Drustts Modern surgery. Eriehsen's .
systeI Of sursery ersyr AnstSIy Flint on
Practice OF Medicine atsons Practice Of
Physic. Atkip . Science and Pracilee Of Medicine;
Pereiras Msteria .M-diea; edi,ed BY Horatio u.
Wood, n ID. Biddle's Materia Mediea, sad many
oc 4 - - =. FhANCk TAILOR, a
WE REsPEGTFuLLYI INVITE THE ATTEN.
w on 81 the p1 oiIo 20 our large and eleeant
tpd other GAS FETUREs-tbe best collection
th4s side Of Phisdel Phts-alI tran tss eelsbrstef
r.fsb lish Eeht ef O,rneitus Bsker, PhfIad eli siA
v NLich He cell at uanufsctnreTs' p'ice, s-5-s.
/ 80. ALEX II SBEPaERD BROS,
82eS PsapsyigsLta IL avenue. south side,
&C 2w r-I Near corner lith street.
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I'm - N.E y " hHf . ~ IT y y d
81 Zee 4aa Htai ntf OF .-ri 81 srsg \
.,Grs1 re 80 n eG "a .eaatAE .oso
4 & .us8 sSTSsg q "a
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DENTISTRY.
i M. LOOMS, ND,

N. LOOMS, n. D.,
The Inyenter and Patentes Of the MINRRAL
fLAIE TEETH. attends personally at
MS orhee In this city. Many persons can 25pQY
Nesr these teeth who cannot wear others, &S
these.
Persons calling at my once can be accommoda-
teo with any style and price Of Teeth they may de-
ure, but 20 these who are earticular and wish the
purest, eleanest, strongest and most perfect den
ture that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
viii be more fully Warranted =
Boone In this cfty-No 3Se Penn,a avenue be-
txesn Tn and 10th sts. Also, SO7 Arch street,
fhlladelphia oc 3o-ly :
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~ INCL E
u. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No 30 Louisiana avenue. above sth street.
orLIy wAsHIsGTOs, O.
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JEREMIAH :. BLACE. WARD H.LsHoS. c.F. BLACK
LAW OFFICE.

Oounsellors aud Attornsys at Law In The Supreme
Oo.rt 81 the Urittd States. the Court OF Claims,
the Courts Of the District. the Executive Depart
me pts and Committees of Congress.
Once, ass l4th street, directly opposite IL
lards' Hotel de ISr
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JOS, q. BARRETT,
Oonmissi oner

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ssss S% rf Me-
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States CoDsuls, volume; New York. The United
states Consular system and Manual for Consuls, !
mEpps .Ss Prase e.,Ss GonsS
De Martens-Precis des droits ct des fonctfens e
Atents Diplomatiques ct Consulaires 2 volumes;
Paris. And many other valuable works on the
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Diplomacy and Inter ional La D. i'm ported from
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THE CHEMICAL DIkEOTORY and Pharma
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Ba.sSs sSd Ssa soGk t
on same and FsasSS fYios sSF ies
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ces,s- We de Jesus par rRhNn nshsn Tssvrop
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pure OLD PORT WINE = =
known and honored citizen a short supply Of pnra
snd nrst Quality Port WINE, "Alfo Douro
I This wine has been known to mo several vs.,.
and its effects upon persons sufe fng With Az
meuts incident to the season have been very Mr.
6ciai ..-.-.-',- = e
II 10 or dered and recommended by physioia
and can be relied on IN every PARTICULAR.
- N. ". BUROHELL, -
! corner l4th and y streets,
I U0 f- under Bbbitt House.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
ClscisxAT1, Oct. Q

s.seS q esr.i .se7s ElSCiHEAT1, Oc&.l9 y.
The committee appointed for the purpose
have about completed their arrangements for
the reception and entertainment of the menu
bers Of the association of the Army of the
Tennessee, which meets in this city on the
14th of November. Every officer who u any
time belonged to the army will be expected
|. to attend, in full inform, if practicable,
bringing with them or forwarding to General
b osee, chaxmaH fAho fommittee of arusee.
ments, III reeinealal, brigade. division, OF
corps colors 81 the army, now in their pos
session. Members will be passed over all
!. the principal railroads NJ haHfAre, paying
full fan cumiu6 kud rSeivinA rersrn passes.
Ample arrangements have been made with
the different hotels, for the accommodation Of
the officers, at reduced rates. Gems. Grant,
Sherman, Howard and Logan. the successive
commanders of the veteran army, have ac~
cepted their invitations, aud viii certainly be
present Generals Sheridan, Meade and
Thomas have been invited to attend the ban
ouet, which will be give on the evening OF
the 18th of November. 1t is advisable that
all officers intending To be present at this
meeting should notify General Hickenlooper,
the Secretary of the committee Of Arrange.
ments, and those who cannot attend should
write letters to be read before the Associa-
ton.
The vote for or against the purchase of the
gas works by the city, was overwhelmingly in
favor of thepurchase
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
The steamer Kingston sailed for Boston
to-day.
The appalling disaster to the steamship
Evening Star is the chief topic for remark
The entire community were deeply moved by
the intelligence. 1t is impossible to express
the depth Of sorrow by this sudden and la
mentable occurrence.
A serious crevass ID imminent few miles
above this city in Jefferson Parish. Should
the Mississippi swell two or three additional
feet and he levee remain in its present bro.
ken condition, the city is threatened with
food. A State engineer has started for the
scene Of threatened crevass. A
A large meeting Of citizens was held at the
Olympic Theatre tonight, at which resolu-
tons were passed refuting the associations
and insinuations contained in letter from
Governor Wells and II. Jones, published in
Northern papers
The steamer Star ofthe Union arrived from
Philadelphia. She encountered heavy gale,
but sustained no damage.
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FROM EUROPE.
Meeting Of the Directors Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company.
o.

Meeting Of the Directors Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company.
HALIFAX, Oct. 10.
The steamship Asia from Liverpool, the
! Goth, Queenstown, 30th Sept, arrived here
this p. m.
The Atlantic Telegraph Co. held special
meeting on the 30th Of September. The
Directors submitted report copgratulating
the stockholders on the success of the cable,
and thanking those, through whose energy
snd perseverance, It wHs laid. The report
asks the sanction off stockholdersto apply
to Parliament for power to increase the nom
inal capital to 5000, 900 pounds sterling, in
Guiding the existing capital. The directors
explain that they abandoned the prop1sA to
Issue certificates for ! 300, 0Upounds for FIRST
per centat dividend as unnecessary, and in
stead ask for power to issue the balance Of
capital and to apply to Parliament for in
increased powers The report was adopted.
The right Hon. ]. s. Walter, chairman, said
that he anticipated at q very early moment,
great reduction in the cable tariff, probably
to one half present rates. In IS days, ending
September 2lst, the cable earned AZ, 04s
pounds, which would make an average in
Guiding Sundays and stoppages OF land lines
Of 63l pounds sterling day, and if they ex
cluded the exceptional days where the cable
eouId not work at ali. the AVERAGE vonld he
esf, nonnds a dav
Those f1ures are verv far from confirming
IN. racent s,atement in the Iondon
Tim, that the cable was earning 60 ooo a
wear. The ya-ious cable securities have
Somewhat declined in nr;ce. In addition n
The hsnona, ~ ho o;van - Tho .ahle Javers ~
The I.;yernool Chamber ~ Commerce Gctober
1st the American Charber ~ Commerce IN
T;vernool vii g;ve hanouet in Navamhar
and present fonr oold radsls IN com,narora
tion IF the occasion RI four of the nr;nc;nal
actors who were on hoard ,ba Great E.starn
during The great work VIZ. One n Gyms W
Field one n Can,a;p Anderson one 70
NJ, conn;no H. Had ~ ,ha Era;na.-,rc
Denartmant ono ~ ,ha Had of &. Elece
tr;nai No.. rt,,,ar, y
Fa.srr-The Emreror ,ena;nad al,
Barrett The Iron cI.d sonadron had ar
rived "a tho, ,,,.ca md rasssd II rev;e~ ha
fore the Emneroy Tha nav foreign Minis
ter M.rou;s IA Mon.t.;, had er,;v.d il
France from B;erne' and cone 70 R;.rr.t, Tho
vaeLlv ret,,rns ~ tbs h.nk ~ E,.rcs
show a decrease If zoo oon fra,cs N snsc;s
The Paris Rnfyi, asserts the ;nsurrec,;on in
Palermo. the revolt IN C.nd;s he d;s,nrh.
.nc.;n The O,toma, Emn;r. The AGITATION
in Greece. and even the rsnssal of
The Jr.rrezt. in MeY;oo ere tha ra.nl,. &c
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OHIO.
FROM NEW YORK.
! NV YoRx,, Oct. 10.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
There were three fresh cases of cholera re
ported yesterday, and burial permits for two
cholera dead were issued.
The proposed visit of the 7th regiment tt
Paris is attracting much interest, and board
Of officers has had the matter under advise
ment The cost in round figures will amount
to 100000
Robert Martin has been arrested on suspi-
rion of beng the murderer of Walker, on the
Centreville course. He was formerly hostlel
in Walkers stable.
Two trains collided on the New York
Erie railroad near Clement yesterday, smash
ing the cars and injuring a retired soldier
named Thomas Hawley, of Ohio, and H.
Pulgsr, baggage master, Peter Everett, Of
New York and A. Padgen, brakeman.
The Times Paris correspondent confirms
the report that the French Government will
recall its army of occupation at once. Itsays
there Is probability Of Macmillan abdicat-
ing and that he viii be appointed regent Of
the Austrian Empire.
The Times Washington special says the
case of JEFF Davis was under discussion in
the Cabinet yesterday, and the conclusion ar
rived at will soon be made public.
A Tribune Nashville special says there will
be no election in Tennessee until the 18th
when member of the Legislature will be
elected. On the FIRST of November seven
more viii be elected. These are to FIJI va
cancies occasioned by the expulsion of GER
tain members last spring.
A Herald Washington special says lis con-
fidently asserted here BY gentlemen who are
interested that Santa Anna and Juarez have
settled their present difficulties, and that an
expedition with Santa Anna at its head will
land upon the Mexican coast in time to
snatch the French and Austrian military sup
plies; that paying the expenses Of the expe-
dition, the bargain is that JuArez is to wrest
from Macmillan the c6nfscated church prop
erty, and Santa Anna is to recover his own
confiscated property, said to be of almost
fabulous value.
The Commercial Albany special says
charges Of Official MISCONDUCT were presented
to Governor Fenton to-day against Charles
Q. Cornell, street commissioner Of New
York city. A committee Of eminent couucsl
from the legal bureau dt the citizens associA-
ton met the Governor by specialappointment
and presented the charges ON behalf Of the
citizens association. The document is very
voluminous one containing seventeen charges
for alleged fraudulent abuse of official cons
duct and maladministration in Office.
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FROM LOUISVILLE :.

1ot ~ Iisi1r1t ny Otts q
D. B. LeigAt, ona Of our most eminent dry
goods merchants died this afternoon.
Capt. Holbrook's tobacco factory on
Preston street is on FIRE this evening. The
damages will probably be serious, though Il
cannot be1ssiimated tonight.
A tornado passed over Ffsnklin, Ind, this
afternoon at half past four o'clock, prostrat.
ing the north wall of the railroad depot, and
causing considerable damage in town. Ser.
eral lives are reported lost. The pros,ration
Of the wires will prevent further particulars
being given
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ST.. Louis, Oct. 9.
-Four meetings were held in different part
of the city tonight, at which members Of the
Southern delegation spoke TO large and en-.
thusiastic audiences. The delegates leave
Tomorrow for Sprngfeld Ill.,, where grand
demonstration will be made at the tomb Of
Lincoln
At the Laclede course jockey club, the
premium of $500 was won by Count Bis.
mark; time LAC, lisp. A Lexington coli
took the second heat; time 1:45i. The ST
Louis premium of 81, 900, two miles and re-
peat, was won by Harry of the West; time
2:45, 24l; Derby half length behind; Season
disfaneed
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FROM TORONTO, c. W.

ToRoSro, c. W, Oct. 10.
The party Of Royal engineers who lately
arrived are inspecting the country to decide
upon the feasibility Of erecting forti6cations.
Large purchases of Oats on American &C.
count are being made. Price paid Is bali
penny per pound. 50
The market for barley has declined &c.
10 cents.
The 61st regiment had no sooner diseunr.
barked at Quebec than orders were received
sending them Immediately to Bermuda
A Russian Commissioners here examining
The The y2sinspt sss nu'ifipsl nffusions Of
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
Some time since $3.50 in coupons Of 7-SC
Treasury notes due in February last wers
presented at the LIST National bank under sus-
picious circumstances. The owner has moi
yet been discovered. The coupons had been
cut from sixteen 81 900 notes; fourteen $500
notes and the balance from 500 and $50
notes; the whole representing $26, $50.
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FROM BOSTON.

A Postsnes TAisf PsraoneA By Prcsi-
deAt Johnson.
Rn sss Bosros, Oct. 10.
j. W. Addison, who was sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment for stealing letters from
the Boston post office, has been pardoued BY
President johnson, after thirty days confne-
ment.
The Republican Convention in the eth
Congressional district to. day, nominated
Hon. Geo. L.: Boutwell, for reelection 10
Congress by acclamation:
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f1n lifting the kettle from the nre scalded my
self very severely-one hand almost To crisp.
The torture unbarable. The Mexi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
immediately. 1t healed rapidly, and left very lit
tie scar. cHAs. FosrER, 420 Broad ST., Phila- "
This is merely sample Of what the Mustang
Linment will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases OF
wounds, dwellings, sprains, outs bruises, spavins,
ETC., either upon man beast.
Beware Of counterfeits. None il genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate engravings, bearing
the signature Of q. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the private stamp Of DxAAs Barnes Co., New
York.
saratega Spring Water, sold BY al
Druggists.
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KEOKUK, IOWA. THURSDAY. OCTOBER IL 1885,

AouE DE MAasoLrA.-T The prettiest thing, the
Sweetest thing" and the most Of It for the least
money 1t overcomes the cdor Of perspiration
softens and adds delicacy to the skim is de-
lightful perfume allays headache and innamma-
ton, and is . necessary companion in the sick
room, in the nursery and upon the toilet sdebosrd
It can be obtained everywhere at one dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-11

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The funeral Of Commodore Stocft6i took
place - s o,slsck thn pa All, 1ssiaepa
was sdspendbd; Gag displayed q haf -
and Tie town VAS in mourning. Every mhrik
Of respect was shown to the distinguished
dead. The funeral Vas very large and i'm
posing. Many Of the leading public men and
officers Of the Nary attended The cersmodiss