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Spefial 1otifes.
DIR. wi.tar'. Bai.am of wild Cherry.

DIR. Wistar's Balsnm OF w lid Cherry.
Where this article is known it is work of
superogation TO say one word in its favor, so
well is it established as an unfailing remedy for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, Group. whooping
cough, asthma, diseases of the throat, chest and
Lungs, as well as that most dreaded of all dis
cases. consumption, which high medical author
ity has pronounced to be durable disease
Those who have used this remedy know its val
ne; those who have not, have but to make sim
Gle trial to be satisfied that of all others it is tine
remedy.
From he VIE Of Samuel Merriam, Esq.
JOHNSON, W., April l. 1860.
Having been troubled with Bronchitis for
several wears attended with cough, occasionly
unite severe. l at length saw DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry advertised as being sure
cure | was therefore induced to try It, and de-
rive much relief from it, especially when my
complaint is attended with cold. 1t seems to
be the only patent medicine that relieves my
cough at all. Mrs. ii. 4. MERRIAM.
JOHNSON, W. Feb. 90 1859
s. w. FowLE & Co., BosToS. 1 feel it my du-
ty to make known to the world the wonderful
efficacy Of your Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry.
For twenty years was sorely afflicted with the
Phthisic, and previously TO using the Balsam
was pronounced by the physicians incurable.-
Two or three bottles afforded me good deal of
relief, and as many more completely restored
me- and for TWO years past have not had the
least return of that painful complaint.
Mre. JOSEPH BAKER.
Prepared by SETH w. F0WLE 4 son, Is
fremont St., Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally. l-Sliw
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THREE DoLLAR ENGRAvINGS.

Any person paving Three Dollars will. receive
the beautiful Steel Plate of 'Home From The
War; and Three Certificates of Stock, becoming
enttl ed to Three Presents
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gaS~At council convened at the Con-
gregational church in st. Adams, on
Thursday OF last week, the Rev. j. @.
Bittinger was dismissed, at his own
request, on account OF i'll health. Mr..
Bittlnger preached his farewell SER
mon Sunday forenoon. 1t was an
able production, and was attentively
listened to by a large congregation.
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New House to let on England
Street-see advertisement.
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FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAIINGS.

ANY person who pays Five Dollars shall re-
ceive the large and splendid steel Plate of ''Tho
Marriage OF Pocahontas," and Five Certificates
of stock, emitting them to Five Presents. Tho
Engrayings and Certificates will be delivered To
each subscriber at our Local Agencies, or sent
by mail, post paid, or express, may be ordered.
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THE TRANSCRIPT,
Friday, Sept. LIB, 1867.
Local Nc,Cs.

,., NEWS Our friends in the several towns
l n,s and adjoining counties will confer a
N ''' ,sor by sending ~ all items OF local news
ef''' -" como under their observation. Con-
ls' , should, in al cases, give their Names
"ocessarily for publication, but as guaran-
No. ,,,ooa faith. No matter about the form Of
" contributions give us the Subject mat
!'% .od we will put il into shape.
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r.. w ESwdtch 4 Co, will sell Mt
Auction every evening this week and
tuesday afternoon next, cottons, wool
ems and prints, at their store opposite
the Park.
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V,iIE

Is chartered by the state Of Pennsylvana, AMI
organized in aid Of the Riverside Institute FOR
Orphans, Incorporated Ivy the State of New Jcr~
soy April Sth, 1867.
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ONE DOLLAR I

The Washington 1ibrafy Con,beny,, by vitthc
Of their charter. and in accordance With its pro
visions, will distribute Three Hundred Iyi0us
and Dollars in presents to the Shareholders, on
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Send orders to us by mail, enclosing from 81
to 500, either by Post Office orders or in regis
tered letter. at our risk. Larger amounts shonld
be sent by draft or express.
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now 70 OBTAIN SHARES AND En-
CRAVINGS
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The Congregational Society Of
sheldon have voted their pastor, Rev.
"eo' d. Tolman. six months vaca-
a'On' In order that he may recruit his
health Mr. Tolman will spend the
A!l and winter at the west.
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Washington Library Cos

PHILADELPHIA,
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rorsofVoutb.

NEW HOUSE TO LET,
~ On England Street.
Possession given on the LIST of October. For
further information call at the Transcript Office.
st. Adams, Vt, Sept. II, 1867. l62-tf
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SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR.

ANY person sending us one dollar, or paying
the same to our local Agents, will receive inn
mediately fine Steel-Plate Engraving, at choice
from tho following list, and ono, certificate OF
stock, insnring one Present in the Great Distri-
button.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
No.t-My Child Ny Child - No. 2.-They'ro
Saved They're Saved" No. S.--"Old SEVENTH
six; or the Early Days ofthe Revolution
Any person paying Two Dollars will receive
either OF the following fine Steel-Plates, at
choice, and Two Certificates of Stock thus be-
coming entitled to Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRA WINGS.
No. Washingtons Courtship." No. a.
"Washington's Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR ENGRA WINGS.
~
Any person paying Three Dollars will receive
the beautiful Steel Plate of Home From The
War and Three Cprticatpa of Stock bpcDminp
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Boy Wanted

4 honest, industrious, and intelligent Lad,
N II or IA years Of age, whose parents reside
in town, is wanted as shop Boy in Store. one
rho beiOngeth not 10 le Base Bal Club is pre-
ferred. For further particulars enquire
AT THIS OFFICE.
st. Adams, Sept -, 1867. ls2-lw
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No. - ashingtons Courtship.' No. a.
"Washington's Last Interview with his Mother"
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IMPORTING PRICES,

With such small profits added thereto, as in
widely extended and constantly increasing BUSH
ness may reasonably compensate US for our
trouble. We guarantee our teas and coiiccs at
oil tip,aa 70, bn
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M a R RIBD

MAGNecAA WATEB.-A delightful toilet ar
TO Cologne. and at half the price.
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Great commercial reform in the Tea Trade a
,avng Of from 80 to IS per cent. in the necessa-
les Of life. The great United States
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16


II 10 especially Important 1t this tine, whom the sr
hs.s Of II. u,sssd sss nssAsa with Ne asss -
ssns, u.dsr ths nsaus 4 inpostsa hquon, ~ 49, =
nestle compounds prrportne to be msdeiss bat not
vh, Ie p.ruseious ars h.rsdsd TO the world
.r.sn rsnsdiss that the public should tally under
stand the facts - II known, then, shsa shfls ~ ths
diausiy. stumlsnts called Eqsors impure. and Ill
III. rt~ses sostainins a,eehsl nsnuAetursd with
ssry srsiel. containing s~si Or fsw' Oh Mortal s'ss'
HosrxrrsRp CELEBRATED STOMACH sfrrHss
contain mons Of thsss hing, bat ere eonhinssios Of
par. ....ne. Of Eye With pure juices u - os' 's
o.b,, ssomschie anshous Ae.rsnt herbs and plants,
and that - al. and rapid remsdy For Dyspepsis and
Al. IN, Kindred complaints this preparation stands b.
fare the world without rival or composition Its sales
<av are esssi 10 the oenbissd sass Of all the other
ouics Advertised In the United statss and the cetih
Gates which suthepeats liz ussfulness are signed By
Of III. s.sadns In every professional
calling and walk Of nfs. Beware Of Limitations and In
posters. lapsisAA-lv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

"Ihe last remedy for certain clsss Of nsslds who
hav. .aisn a. the cod ~ss In The sernsy, ard arsnh
ali tn. poor whaksy they could Aud, a.d still A.e,
cats milk Frsrch ehssnists have suddenly dscov.
thai this usd possesses strong restorative pow
ersn
The abov. has been going ths rounds Of the pres
tot som. weeks pest and dcuttlssa eed hvss among
tAs issosspt, ssd "poof whi.ke," among thoss vhe
oushs 10 kBov b4.tsr will be In active demand among
eossunptise sufferers Aihsr running their digestion
With tn. on and dessroyiss ther epsttution With tho
other they propose to resort To Cars MIA" - thu
only hope. Let them take esansel Of the many thou
sands Who having been the vetims Of God hssrs, .
poor whskey aud e4ss milk have foasd not osiy tenn
poraI but pey~ase reiifin Dr.. ,. " Pei.ns's whifs
Pine Compound and they viii oncs more feel renewal
Of their youthful vigor Sold By all drsSsiss-
aprle-dsw
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HE Conservative Meeting in Nashville.
about which 70 much has been said in the
papers, turns out, AFTER I'll, to have been
even weaker invention than the Columbia
affair under the manipulation of Wade Hamp-
Ton Ihsrs were but tour freedmen in the
Nssayhis meeting who favored the conserv-
aHvs dodge, or voted in Asos of the resolu.
aoss psblished. The Nashville papers re.
gard The report Of the meeting as the richest
Joke Of the season, and equal, in
ne nns OF manufacturing political capital on
: small investment, to anything in that line
ancs the days Of John Tyler's Adminis.ra
non, when one man stood for thousand and
ven men, were masni6ed TO ten thousand, by
n Iyierits of6ce-holdina and office seeking
Cooperate Guard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

THl negro Nash is the subject of com.
munication TO the Missoan Dcnocrat, which
viii 90 far 10 reconcile Black Republicans,
without distinction of color, to the entente
cordiaie existing between that individual and
Wade Hampton. The facts are az follows:
about year ago, IN affidavit over Nash' Q
signature, and taken by Brevet Brieadier
General Ralph Ely, was extensively pub.
lished throughout the country. In it Nash
stated that Columbia was partially destroyed
before Gen. Sherman entered that city; that
cotton was burning in the streets; and the
railroad depots had been blown up by the
rebels.
"Shorily after the publication of the afida.
Wit, which thus showed that Gen. Sherman
did not begin the destruction of Columbia,
a magistrate in that city published counter
affidavit, in which Nash states that he did
not make the FIRST affidavit General Ely
can show copy eftt, however, as il was
taken in duplicate. He also denied the
facts, which all candid persons could testify
to, relative to the destruction of that CITY,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

An tas argument Of the application Of the
supreme Court, to eIoin the President, and
restrain him from executing the Reooustruc.
hon Act Of Congress, Attorney Genera,
s'anbery took the ground that no suit could
De broasht against the President. For if the
frsa'dent declined 70 appear, a. he would,
IN response TO the writ, the Court could only
enforce its authority by arresting and impris.
onins him, and administering the Government
Tor him. But the Court had no such power,
and the President could only be restrained
mon executing his functions by Congress, by
the regular course Of impeachment
Mr.. Ssaubery stated that :the PRESIDENT
opposition to the bill ceased with his inetFec.
fuh veto Of the bill, and that now be should
enforce it to the letter,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

lAHss ere extensive strikes in England
snd on the Continent, amongst mechanics
ana l.eofsn In al departments. The mos.
sosahss novsnsnt Of that kind is amongst
sAilroad operatives in England. and ,boa,a
sono0 OF thss kind become general in tina,
sspsrtnssA most disastrous results to Gre.,
us'sAaa might ensue in few days. The
s'oppes OF mails, merchandise and travel
r ~ssk In Great Britain, nigh. prove !.
Gsaslruus q 8 reyolut;op.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

LADY RsFuoEEs FROM MKxIco.-The New
Orleans correspondent of the Mobile Register
tells the following anecdote about party Of
fair refugees from Mexico:
= II was much amused the other day at the
arrival of a party of ladies'. They came from
the steamer to the hotel, and Immediately
entered the breskfast-room in their hats and
usual outdoor dress. Compared with the
present fashions they looked as if just ont Of
the ark. Ii was amusing TO see the fashion
ables nod and smile and turn up their pretty
noses al the antiquated bonnets the strangers
wore, while 1t was no less amusing to see the
strangers stare at the others to catch the pre-
vailing styles. After breakfast the whole
party started for Canal street, before their
escorts could have had q comfortable smoke ;
and at dinner, when they returned, you
should have seen them They did not 60 up
stairs to dress for dinner; no, indeed but
came in with their new filings, with noses as
high rs anybodys. The contrast presented
by the ar creatures in their old coal scuttle
bonnets, and with the lovely hats about the
size of m oyster she'll, upon the crown Of The
head, was remarkable. One must confess,
after all, that dress does make q woman look
nngulsrly we'll. don't think that ever
observed it so particularly before
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4 Singular Funeral.

FROM Toe new iork NAkrsee.l
Some weeks since there died In the vicinity
of Lake Superior young married lady, for
merly of this city, and member OF ons of
our leading churches. She was early i'm
pressed with the importance OF the missionary
work, and engaged in il in modified form
by teaching freedmens school in Virginia
Shortly after her marriage she accompanied
her husband to distant settlement near
Lake Superior. Here she died, first requests
ing that Der remains might be brought to the
family tomb in Greenwood cemetery.
In accordance with the dying request the
husband placed the cofined remains in his
sleigh and started toward civilization. For
$50 miles he journeyed with his dead wife in
the vehicle, passing through almost trackless
forests and over snow covered plsins, only
stopping at the infrequent settlements to pro-
cure food for himself and horse. At the
nearest railway the remains were transferred
from the sleigh to the cars and thus brought
on to New York, and last week inferred in
Greenwood.
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Orixtnal N~tiee.

Hs8AhASh 1NOeh(C~
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fl
Madison.
JOHN DoLLBkY,t Piaiptth
a. SPstition Ia Rquity
". B. MCKNIGHT. Defendant
Two v. n. McKNf9Hr, Defehdant--You are hereby
motifs LED tkas thses h On Sic In the Clerks a
Gee Of said Court the pstoa Of John Doery claiming
II you the 81 $40 Witt snferss thsreon from the
18th day Of October 4. D. is6s The rnse Of ten Der
cent per snnum evidenced BY certain mortgage exc
eutsd ths said date and also the Of sAd
mosAgA nade 70 secure the payment Of said debt By
yoe, upon TIE fsaosing real property. so-wit:
FRACTIONAL part of lon and q, IN block a. Kil-
bouynss Addition 70 Ksoknk Iowa. bsng y fese ffons-
lag leth street. nd running beck Of sven width rs
lest coMmspelne w feet IRON the d Carol
and leeA strssas, And tor gspsrsl rslisf
unIns ypa apY~ar erd ansjsr sd petition % = s.
fore NOON u the second day Il ths term Of s& Court
70 commspce the third Monday In May 1867 at tort
Madison, judtment Will Be rendered against you
ed for IN odd petition.
Mo0AR KNOWLES,
Int asv stanp, Soc canesled Atty for Pisintfn.
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aryp mnu1GZ4Bn4l0.
- u.enensesp. \ stAna, 0sssrSA, eSn-
sunpxavs. - Fhssaa Dsssapess
.,srx -, - vlsu xyxAn seea sresons.
sruoH4S ASGD PUHkSU RDaA -
vi - 1sssA~ sss1al h slszius ~ vsass vhAesAsa
A.r&elnntnGx epsaking ssd rs,isvins - tAsesseE
= ssssssf sx~sssa u sths veal ~Uns% ~ neaas
- rsssaadnlaA ~ pressssbsd y FAyedasA -
have hsd tssaincsiA from eminent Dsa throasAoss ne
cesnoy Beng "a article u tzss nssit, ssd having
pvsssd tAsr sescy By test Of many ysass sesA ysn
Ara, An u - lsaAnuss y v.slsupash Of thsvwi1.
ana y, NsuAs ~ universally prssasnpse bssss -
o<hsr es<isiss-
OMAN only sSuowrs Dssscs1AL TACOMA" and Do
ne, ssss say os IL Wsvsksss hmanfsas that nay b
offered. Sos ~ mYwnsas- nosssdssom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

The following allotment of judges was an,
nounced in the Supreme Court yesterday :
First circuit. comprising Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts, Justice Clifford ;
second circuit, comprising New York. YER
mont and Connecticut, Justice Nelson third
circuit, comprising Peunsyivania. New yer-
sey and Delaware, Justice Grier fourth cir
cult, comprising Maryland, West Virginia
and Virginia, Chief Justice Chase 9Th
circuit, comprising Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas,
Justice Wayne, sixth circuit couprisina
Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky aud Tennessee,
Justice Swayne seventh circuit. comprising
Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin, Justice Da,
us eighth circuit, comprising Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri. Kansas and Arkansas, Jus.
tice Miller; ninth circuit, comprising Cali
fornis, Oregon and Nevada, Justice Field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

In Tie Sand Spring Eauttnsl ~ - N
Leposnk It the sudden death Of Christopher
AcCluakey, Of that place. The decsassd
wasa mes Der of the Masonic order, and -
such received IN honorable burial q thaI
heads of his brothers. His family were Il
in extreme poverty. The Masons have pufs
Chased since his death comfortable home
ID the village, placed the family in i, and
thsre they now live--the widow we'll cared
"a, ed ~ ehildrap sEoEiag N iq - 1900
room. The simple uun0uncemeut = mooe.
without trumpss or 6ouEish, and yet how Well
Il shows the sacfedDess Of vows and the
truAhfnlnen 70 pFofeaai0oe MhiaA 4laliQ1nlohl
this ancient and apparently mysseriUss 0.Usr
eshool. Warped, asa Dypednes svse -
nj minds, declare thak III ChEistiaa - ~
in the Mnson. There aes nany noelgocs-
there is but one Masonry; and in it no dog
NAUTICAL creed sways heaven and earth in fs
tie attempts at the mastery Of AL mankind:
The Jew and the Christian, the Romanist and
Protestant, the Ishmaelite and Buddhist, all
esther around one common altar and &C..
knouls1ge ~ ssgyip'l ofqeoQeeoAe bsaed
hoe. Upos thet altR buA - 80 H
unity, LOYALTY and Nth In God; and vhe4 thc'
iron hand of death crushes out tho life OF
one of that circle, his faults are buried IN his
rrsye, his memory cherished, and his family
protected by those whose lips murmured with
has own the vows which can neither be re-
pudistsd or laid aside --D0 1otnes Regts1r.
How to Act whs. the cisthss are .. Fire
The following. which we copy from the
Scsssst6c Amerscen, should be cut out and
preserved
"Three persons out of every four would
rush right up TO the burning individual, ana
begin to paw with their hands without any
definite aim. It is useleas to tell the victim
to do this or that, or to call for water. In
fact, it is generally best to say not word,
but seise blanket from . bed, or Z clcak, or
any wooden fsbric-if none il at hand, take
any wooden msteriAl-hold the corners Is far
apart q you can, stretch them out higher
than your head, and running boldly 70 the
person, make . motion of clssping in the
arms, mostly about the shoulders This in
stantiy smothers the FIRE and saves, the tacs.
The next instant throw the unfortunate per-
son on the Hoor. This is additional safety
to the face and breath, and any remnant OF
fame can be put out leisurely. The next
instant immerse the burnt part 10 cold water,
and all pam will cease with the rtpidity OF
lightning. Next get some common hour,
remove from the water, and cover the burnt
parts with an inch thickness of -four ifpos-
sible put the patient to bed, and do all that
10 possible to soothe until the physician Ar
rives. Let the -four remain till it falls Of
itself, when beautiful new skin can be
found. Unless the burns are deep, no othas
application il needed. The dry -four fol
burns is the most admirable remedy ever
proposed, and the information ought to be
impaired to all. The principle of its action
is, that like the water, it causes instant and
perfect relief from pain by totally excluding
the air from the injured parts"
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RATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid HAiF Dye 10 the best In the vsrd. M
only hxs and psrfed DyeHsrnlsss kalishis Instasts
nsous. No disappcintnsnt No ridiculous tia1D- nat-
nral Black Brown. Remedies the III sGecs Of Bad
Dyss Invigorstss tbs har, leaving II soft sDd bssat
others limitations and should be avoided eo
BY ell Drusgists and Rsrfsners. vncsory u Barclay
street. Hsv York. fdeeiS dAv1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

- lsnaaav and Ansi-Tammany wings
= We Ds.suAss passy i New York CITY
- sasias v@1-shsspssasibls cope;c, !,
$500 ne Asyassars ~ % sAs k.;s.
e&sSsss "a eosedlsasusy rwopceitiop. 49,
Ing probably become dissdstsd xish a. con-
sllissess peaiey = szhibitsd BY Pr,ddeps
ssansse>oWards ~ rebels Of tbe so.th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

ADMIRAL FARRAGur remained week in
Boston without being found out. He Ger.
tainly answered no questions then, or the
Yankees have changed their proclivi,ies in
that direction, in the Hub recently.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

1eeenas efths Uaissd ssasss. II nm
.asas = : ssss'sssa saass.a - w.
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THE mrsERAsLKs /,

Essays 81 warning anA 1nsts~csAsn fsr
ToDQg Hen Who have abassd their pnynesa pgw
srp vnssed their 10 r1seous hvin nd al
len victims 10 dbsse,-vith rspofss On tbs aowsxd
txsasmsas ssd csre Address, ~. J. ekILlIN
HoUGHroS, Howard Asoeaauos Phiia1s IpAia Pa
janlS-dAw-Sa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

THE CHINGARORA TOBACCO grows
u from the rich sosl of the "oRi9Nfr and u poe
sessed OF peculiarly delicious favor entirely unkp
/, the tobsceos Of all other chimes But ts unprece-
dnisd popularity has sprung from the Of entire
sbsncs OF tass de>diy poisDn kicos which prneates
every other toAaeao s1d vhIeh ths and oas
Of the distressing Diseases dyspspaia which
most In variably, lnax nlbow fhe iudulRence
Of the pipe and cigar. At the anaysason Of 10
bscco from all parts Of thwosid. NJ tbs Academy OF
Sciences, 10 psrts, the renowned Chemist n Lamou-
declared that while European and American to-
bscco contained fully sight PER and the purest BE-
tobacco from two TO ave per cent Of Ncon. the
oHIH0 ARoRA did not oontain dlscovsrAhis part.
Gle q thsf assay poasss. drop Of vhcA, sxizsessd
vin destroy Bfe.
Our Asrstst BQDapAy - shippsd ms lsrss q.snt.
ties Of the CHfNGARORA during the past years
and although ws hsss bsse yessssd supply the d.
mand for this delicious luxury 70 the veteran SMOKER
nss, Il price nurA ,sw9 than sos Ansxicsn tobacco
Of far inferior qsaIity.
couniseur has but - smoke the Amsfican tobacco
and negArs, which invariably ehsmicay favored 70
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