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NEW YORK CARDS.
=. KATANAGH 4 DECEER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
TUE most reliable Cushion used on BllIisr,
Il Tables Is the
OAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAvANAGH & DECKER,
and Patented Dec. n, lSd6 CSee Scientific
American, Vol. 10 No. H.
II is the only Cushion that possesses all the
qualities essen flal N a Perfect Cushian. IL u
the most elastic and mOsC durable Cushion ever
offered 70 the billiard playing public, as Is
Aounnantly proven oy the great demand for Il
since ils lntrod uctiou The pecuilaTity which
distinguishes the Cat Gut Cushion and renders
ltsuperlor 70 ali Others % the tightened cord Of
oat-gutWtrch oVeTiiea ti1e faee and edge OF the
ruDbeF anu running the fun length Of the
Cuhhi9n, which preven tsthe ball frOm bedding
lnSo lhs rubber and jumping frOIn the table,
Ihe addiLon or the cat got cord also adds
muchtO the elasticity Of Ihe Cushion.
The Cat-duf Cushion has already been au-
piled 70 over l990 tables. which are in constant
for g75 per set.
KayznRgil 4 Decksr's Factory, ~ the corner
OF CsnIre and Canal streets, n. r. Is the most
complete OF It's kind in the world. The ma
chinery Is OF the mOEt improved character. The
lum Der drylngro0In the largest im the United
states the maternal used the best that car be
purchased, and the WoEkmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues aud Trimming. AL
Or the pest make, constantly on hand
Kavansgh q Decker are The Oniy agents 10
this country for Kays Cue Cement. adJudgad
Dy competent authorities 70 be the Dest Gemeaf
ever used.
Fun size Tables cut down for sIe9
Seud for III ust' sfsd Price List.
KANANAGH q DECKER
Corner OF Centre and Canalstrests,
se5 ten New York CITY.
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We are sole agents and are prepared to nj
orders fur the above
S6li- FateHiRG Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable terms. We ore having
them manufactured OF the most superior iron
and thoroughly tested.
ID. H. DAVIS & CO.,
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Seventh Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with a
perpetual fall Of 81 feet Of water. situated in
Winston county, Alabama, with I6J acres 6i
land Valued al fl0OOO
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A. AND a. SCOTTISH RITE,
20E Front Stree.
HERSEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. l
SIaFed Communications u wednesday nlgh'
ar each month. Henry z. WoOdRrd, Bad, G.
NJ. Charles N Carroll, 18th, Sec.
KITHEAs I0dEe OF PeTfectlOn, 18th; NO.
WsetE 4lh Wednesday Of each IN onth- Georgt
NelIersh sd, c. M. Of; A. Il. FARMLAND, sd
Sec. .
No. !. Benz. K. Pulen, ga, Iarsh.'.i -
- Sec.
CAIvAEY CHAPTER OF Rose CroiLs lhIn., No- 4
ChsrIes ". Ada1as, s2d, NJ. W., Il. 4. Tom
linsUu, 32t Sec
PHILIEsPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of k-h, 3ltn-
No. !. Henry p. WoOdard, I'D, Connhl-'.
william y. ClrOie 32i, Rec ..
OoNsIsroRY or WEST TKSS ESSEN, SOD. JohI
AIuslte. 33d., Comm. In Chiefi Dodge Z
Trader, sd, Reg.
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The Louisville Courier says An at
tempt has been made by several cores
pondents, pretending to act by the Au-
Ehority Of the President to contrsdictthe
statement made to you that he would
resIrt Congress If It tried to depose him
unconstitutionally. do not believe he
hiss authorized these statements, because
Andrew JohnsoR is a man of truth.
l know be entertsins the sentiments that
you have made public, and 1 unheslta-
tingly declare that Hon. L. V. Bogy, Of
St. Louis, Hon. Dan. w. Voorhees,, lof In
diana, Hon. Thos. 3. Florence, Fred.
Akin, and others Of this city can bear
testimony that be has expressed these
sentiments in stronger terms than Ihave
represented them to you. The contra
dIctions or the correspondent Of the Bal.
timore Sun on this point are entitled tc
no credit. He pretends to knoElsdge
Of which he knows nothing. I repeat,
the President sntertaiDs these opinions,
Whatever be may do. eu aL
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THERE appears ts be at least one place
In the South where the negroes do not
believe in the Loyal League. The
Natchez CovTier says an attempt to get
up League st Columbus, Miss, proved
an entire failure, the respectable portion
Of the negroes refusing to have any thing
TO do with the concern.
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PE,yS Chapter, No 4 Meets ID Monday OF escl
Fellows Eall Johu Zent, NJ. z
VI >. u M Lew Sac'v.
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MoGIMsEY's MAGIC SOAP.

II II = labor saving invention. as well as an IN
valuable remedy IN Scurvy. Scald Head. Erup-
tfOus OF The skin and Piles Dandrun Is re-
moved from the head, the Teeth Whitened and
cleans d. Plate and JeWelry cleaned, Stains
efectually removed from Carpets, Furniture,
Clothes Paint, Narnish or Marble. with the
Treatesf AGILITY and without injury to the ma
Ierial. Is Is a great saving OF time and labor
ia washing clothes. IL Is the only known soap
which viii wash Fiannels with the ease Of cot
ton OF linen without fulling or shrinking. AL
these Important objects can be effected without
injury 10 the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
Il possesses no deleteriO1s qualities whatever.
The world Is challenged 70 prOcuce a soap
which possesses 50 many valuable properties
and which Is so tnnOcuOus and safe It Is q
home invention, and defies competition In any
part OF the world. II has become & necesslrY-
In Memphis, and Its use Is rapidly Spreading
throughout the south, and eventually VIII ez-
tend over the Yankee states, North and south
America. Europe, Asia, Africa and Ocesnica.
Manufactured solely by c. p. Mc6imsey, Mem
pli- Tenn and SOLD al the following places IN
the city at wholesale and retail : Page q Co. 5,
Deans. Taylar's Drug store, Poplar street /.
Eiur'g corner OF Third and Adams Oliver &
Cot Ij.eoto Bleck, Madison street. will soon
be found at any respectable family grocery or
dug store. The rE0pristor is determined That
ia fnsuufscture shR0 keep pace with the rap
idly extending demand Tor is use. aul0
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Eighth Prize :

Tho Franklin Female Institute, at Holly
Springs, Miss. d1haudsOme and we I con-
structed school building most eligibly located.
This is very desirable property. Valued at 5000.
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EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Principal once, 616 BrosdEay,
- NEHF YORK

.GREAT Improvement ia Sewing Machines
" Empire Shut1e crank Motion Sewing
Machine. u is thus rendered nuiseless in ac-
ton. Its motion being al positive 10 Is not
liable 10 yet out OF 0r1er 10 H. the best Family
Machine Notice Is called TO our new and i'm
proved Manufacturing Machine. for Tailors
aud Boot aud Sh0s FLtcrs- Agents wanted, %
whOH liberal discouut viii BE- given. No
consi Eu meuls made.
Is IAwZm ENFIEE sEwrvG NAcHTNE %.
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EXPL4NATTON:

ON the nrst day OF Aprll last, ye FOid to Fl. A
J MONTGOMERY Iaost OF oar stock or goods
and by this sale disposed OF all our high priced
goods but mot for a moment have We ever
given up business. We have always held pos
session and occupied our present store. 294 NJ ain
stIest n Ciark's Marble block; ME Nontgom-
ery sold the stock purchased OF Us to Col. Sam
p. Walker, who III rned over the goods to Gen
Frank p. Armstrong, as trustee, and by an ar
rsngement made with Mr. Montgomery, we
sky JAYS or more. We have never made an
assignment, nor do we expect to do so. We
want to be placed right on the record, and
We are going o continue business, and ex xpect
to always keep a superior stock, and al fair
stock Of high priced goods, In order 70 meet
them with an entirely new, cheap and ete-
giant stock WI ich We are now reeel wing daily
]. II. WAGdESER & Co,
oe3-ln zqs Main street
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Tenth PriHe,

T51z acres of woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee, distant from Memphis nine
miles, This Is very desirab e, and an excellent
prize Valued al s1Ql
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BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY
WOOD NAPTHA-

Prom DR.. ]. W. Nelson. under date:
MURFREESBORO, sept S, 1851.
Dr.. Charles Williams, Memphis;
have had great many calls for your Wild
Cherry and Wood Naptha, anu OF course could
not furnish 70; and my object in writing 70 you
Is 10 request that you send me q few oozen a.
soon as convenient and forward your bill and
will send YOU check for the amount.
Respectfully y yours,
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FIFTH Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above property,
&xlOO feet. Valued at $50.
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Dissolution.

THE cOpartnership heretofore existing under
i the styles aud firms Of TAYLOR & Nc
EWEE sud TAYLOkS, MCEWEh & BLEW,
were Dissolved ca 9Th inst. by mutual consent
OF all the cOpartners.
JNO. l.. TAYLOR having purch ssed the en-
tire assets Of every description and assumed al
the liabilities he only is authorized TO collect
the claims due 70 and to dispose Of the prop
erty OF said firms. WIN. ID. TAYLOR,
THOS B. HCEWEN,
hObkkr ~. BLEW,
Sept. 8, 1851. JS0. l. TAYLOR.
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A DEMocDATIC committee, who went
to Washington on the 10th, to see Presi-
dent johnson in regard to the New York
election, returned in jubilant mood.
The President informed them that it was
OF the hlgest importatAnce to the country
that New York should be carried by the
Democracy, and TO that end promised
his yisitors that everything that could
be done on bis his psrt to facilitate that
result would be done without delay. q
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HERREW CALENDAR
MASONICDIREOTORY.
1867

M a Sun ~ III LALLNg i NSLe Il
1867.
LODGES.
ArgEEoNA, NO l6s. Meets lEt Monday II
every month, 81 odd Fellows Hall, cor. CoUr
sud kaln. u. 3. Forster. 28 Front street
W ~; John Bgsmish, Secy.
BuUrE NEZPHIs. No. llS Meets ID Friday o
each moutn-dall. cor. Madison and second
]. 7. Sellars. v. NJ; Benz X Puilen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No 2s4- Nsels ist Friday o. eacl
Inouth-Hall, cor. Madison ami second. JOIN
AiEslfe ". NJ: II. p. " 0Od ward, Sec
HAwTr T0N No. 2qq Meets 3d Friday Of eacl
u10urb-OLd-F Fellows Esll. z, d. Stanley
". Il: " n. Butts, Sec,
ErLwrSSING No. 81 ~. D. Meets Ah Friday
cF each month-2H Front street. John J
Worshsm, $50, " II 3, X. f'uilen, ed, sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PE,xS Chapter. No 4 Meets ID Monday OF escf
monf2-Ddd d-FeIlows' Esll. JOhu Zeut, N. z
HPs 3. M. Levy, 5ec'y
r. AND g. NJ
Fy-ETEE Council No. g. Meets 81 Monday o.
esCE month Odd Fellows Hall John Lent
tn ~; n. J. WlgEiu, Rec.
TEHPLARs.
IyTRKsyE Ooramandsry, NO-4. Meets 4th Non
dHv OF each month. John Zent, Com; n. ]
Wiggiu, Rec
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yErE viii at once rebuild DOR warehouse and
M nj nave completed by the 18th Of sep
teu1hesr bdt by the nrst day o. that month We
,.-ifT If,e randy 70 receive goods on store
7be stle.ds VIII be divided int nTe proof coTn-
1,srtrn eufE by brick walls, and covered with TN
tri,ase " 10 have patrOulDed us Tor tne last Two
.geasaps and thOs- whe may have proposed 70
do 20 ths approaching one may rest aes'lreu We
Kill be ready for tneIn .
We gesigu establishing Gotten Compress 10
srsnt Iot " hich viii be ready by tne lst OF oc-
roDer or sooner. Inc proximity ot oar esl2b-
fIshruent 70 The river renders the handllng OF
,-ofton "a roBvenif nj that we can transfer cot
far f.r sbfprnent By river tres OF uray4ge- Atts
,sdvsntgas OF tie posilien Is equal - one dfay-
aee on AL cotton sent lor conpresslnenl rom
warehouse for com preasrnenl lnere csn oe tHo
sfrsyages saved, since lt wo1id be az easy Tor ua
10 tYa6sfer IL IRON our shed 70 toe com press a.
70 turn ID out in the ordinary way feF transfer
~ drays - ,...,,,r . - d. ~.
lyaO j. X IN hies Ian a w
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Go t6On H &C tor
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 27e Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

I IBERAL DVANCES-Supplies at Whole
i ! sale Prices. Commission Ior selling Cotton,
One Dollar per Bale.
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-. Y lN7|-7-7lE q W
~ ~ al m -. -. - .LS
Arkansas Cotton Plantation

arkansas cotton PtO1ltGtt01s
for Sale.
ONE OF the most desirable Plantations on
" the ARK ansas river is Clfered for sale az a
Great Bargain. lC contains about 25OO acres
best quality coston land, 1850 aC1es cleared and
under cultivation; dwelling houses, negro
quarters. gin house with lOur el-saW gins run
6Y steam power saw and grist mill attached.
The plan JatiOu is vel stocked win muieSr
oxen and farming implements Eurehasef
Will have the privilege Of retaining rom ~ %
lat January. For further information apply 70
RJYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
Iseal Estate Agents, 2l8 second street.
Or T.. q. KIRK,
90 I'm rs jefferson street, Memphis
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Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at s400e.
Tickets IS each. May be had Of, or ordered
through, any or the Com pany's agents, at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col.
James Strain, HernandO, Hiss.
StOelIhelders, Directors and Oficers Of the
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets in anv OF he drawings The
Company is simply the media for the purchase
and sale of real estate between property hold
ars and the general puhlt" ie2l I'm
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FI'HE First Drawing, which took place at Her
i nandOf Miss on the 18th insL was attended
with unusual success, when ft Il remeulbered
that bat few weeks elapsed from the incep-
ton or The enterprise % that event. 1850
worth OF tickets having bssn sold a like
amount OF property was drawn for, under the
supervision OF gentlemen selected by me ticket
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present. and a.
viii be seen from the subloined certidoaie OF
the Managers, the AFFAIR wss conducted 10 a
close IN most gratifying and Satisfactory
manner:
HERSASDO, MIss., June Is, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
tue First Drawing OF the Southern Asylum Is
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
terfzed by spirit Of fairness and business un-
surpassed BY any Drawing OF which we have
any knowledge. The Managers Of the Com
pany placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole management ana control.
signed: ]. B. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE
". A. MERRI WErHER,
". W. CAMPTON,
". NJ MAGEVENY
JOHN AINsLIE,
J. n. HALL, Clerk.
The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-saven, and comprised lots in the vicinity
OF Memphis, Tenn, Corr nth. Miss. and Her
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Sirth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above, also 25xlO
feet, Valued al $50.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department Of the Memphis Col-
II lsgs Efu open on the FIHlsI -MONDA4
OCTOBER. Ths following geutisInen COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional law - Gen. ALBEIT PIKE
real Properly 4 Plead ug-s-.--HOu- X X y AAIlA
ferssnal Property = PIesdiug-- a ~ LENls
"a 4ufty q Commercial law Hon =. T. -cEl ti1a
Grim. Law Admiralty. Gen. ]. r. GHAL1EEas
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No 5, in Hays subdivision, Memphis
iize lJ2xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot,
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Besehsr ON Through Tickets for SALIVA

ton.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecaer, in . recent
sermon said Many men seem to think that
religion consists in buying q ticket at the lit
tie ticket Office oil conversion. They conclude
that they will make the voyage to heaven.
They understand that man must be con-
yicied and converted and join the church
and when they have that, they think they
have ticket which, under ordinary circum.
stances. will carry them through. Their SAL
walton is not altogether sure. A man may be
cast away upon voyage. But still they say.
81 have got my ticket, and If no accident
occurs il will carry me TO my destination safe.
iy; and all | have need Of is patience and
faith And they are like man that is NJ
ding on the cars, who, every time the con-
duetor comes around, shows his ticket They
say. "a was awakened; / saw that ! was a
SINNER, and trusted my soul in the hands of
Christ ! es. you trusted il there, and there
YOU have left it ever since you thought you
were converted. Are there not hundreds
and thousands who are living Just ID tuis WAY?
Instead Of feeling that conversion is the in
PRODUCTION OF a man into state OF sppren-
fIceship sud Jouraey work on the temple Of
the soul that he Is 70 build on right lounda
tlons. and carry up to It's complexion with ais
various compartments; Instead of feeling
that they have entered upon N work which
will task the perseverance, and patience they
say. 81 | have hope, as sleepy traveller
when the conductor comes along and wakes
him and says, - What are you dong here
~ have got ticket, sir. Ano when ser
mons are preached, that should excite alarm
as to their own condition, they say, - That
was a good sermon, but / have hope as
much as TO say. . Sermons do not apply to
me. for have q ticket through
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

FROM An af,r November fa, 1873 Train. vii leave
FROM DUSKIRK AND SALAMAACA-
By Sr~ York time from Union De.o,-
600 A N. New York Day Express, from
s@iamAnc., lsundass eneept~d6 rtoIs al Hor
nslisslle SO a N lBkfis Intervening ~sih the
$50 a. bay RIp---s ifom Buffalo, sna arrive.
&. Sew York a, ltss9 p
ITO A. ~. Expre.s Mail, fro- Dauki.k tsurs
DAYS eacriaeat. s,ep- at ssiAuasnes sso n ,
sna connects At 8 30 Express Mail Bal
faio and strives n hes York at sss9s u:
Ais r. n New York Night Express, from
Dsnkiak. ess,ntiays acepipaj Step al e-4A snan
e e. m - - ? u .snKs ,nr.s ~ y .
N connecting with Afternoon Train. and steam
for Boston and New England Csns~-
FROM BJFFALo-As New York time from De
pot CDR. tx change snd Michigan {.
8 80 A. N. new York Day Express, tsun-
eays enseptesl riets At Hpsnsi.sile s.ea M
fBknE sussueisan g 10 p. ns.. 6ISsst a. strS
SOS m, sop ard arrive in Ass York 1890 D.
Gonnesss Al Great Bend with Delaware Lack
apsnna " eetesn kairosG and at Jersey CRY
Win angbt Express Train o: New Je-set Kali
road Tor Phiade'ph'a a. Ratiu ore nnG a-hngteu.
$40 A. M. kxPress Mail, Wa Ason AID Hor-
nasisvilte sundays excepted. Arrives IN View
York a. a gonHects az Einaifs ~ North
ern eentfal Eailwss fer Harrisburg p..ilsselphia
si.st I.xs..s. r. sss. .'ssn
c5psea) st0a- 1T uefn4iisvile ~ p. fsup. u
std arrives IN New York 7s0a a conne-ts Al
.er-ry City Nth Morning Expre-s T-aia 81 New
Jrr-ey KsirsaA Tor BalfIncre and Washington.
and al N.v York with Morning Kxpress yrnin for
tt-s,on and NsH Easisra Cts.
go p N. New York Night Exp~eas,
DAILY. eicp- nj Horoeilssiii- 1888 ,. M, sap
interesting with the ais =. Trail fsrah Dun
KIRK arrive IL hes Tork al f2ss y N Also
connects at Enira for Harrisburg. Phi'sdsphia
and south.
II 20 r. N. CtactADati Express, fsnndays
excepted stops 81 rusau@ii ,nba 40 fBktt5
iTurpar's liz y m. ulns}, AID srriy In New
York II 3 q -. consscts al Oh at Bssd With
lpeIaw are. Ls~kswsna L Nes;ef Rsfirosi for
Scranton Trenton and Philadelphia sad at New
York with Afternoon Trains for
Nesson and NV Angland Ctless
0nk One rtaan East On enndny, l-ssiax DnlEhia 1t
g.lo ~ n sud reathire , 90 To1k at l1pp,m,
rosrox Asr NV kswLssb FsssEseIEs. with their
Baggage Transferred frs< of charge III Nor fork
TEE Brxs yEcTrLsrEp nosT i4uxrsrevs fIrrp-
ING Coscass Kiln THE WORLDS aecompsr
nv all night trains tits rniivKJ.
BAGGAGE CRECKED THROUGH,
Aad fare alrays as Iar es b any etaer R0ss<.
TAsk FOR fiCKEfs VIA ERIE RAILwAI.Ea
which can be obtained At all Principal Ticket
Ofac-s u ~ NWt~nd npnth W0t
n. RIDDLE, WIN. H. BARR,
n.rtt p...
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cREcxED THROUGH,

TTAsK FOR fiCKEfs VIA ERIE RAILWAI.v
which can be obtained all Principal Ticket
0fac-s u ~ NWe~nd Acnfh M0t m
n. RIDDLE, WIN. H. BARR,
6-n'i fupt Gem Pass Ag't-
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NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
THIS RAILWAY Kx-rsps FROM

Dunkirk 10 y. York. $50 miles.
10 New York. 43s mites.
10 n. York 4IJ miles.
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HgxRY GxISs, an eloquent colored orator,
10 lscsaring 10 Georgia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

And hare heard Of . single instance in which
thls biters used the persons suffered from
ANY Of tn symptoms o. cbes.r~
The Great strengthening Tonic,
HoonAndsO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

VIII Care every case of
Chrome kerroa. De5tlstg.
i,iseases u the EtdAeys
AAd Diseases arising from u Oisordered
stomach.
opssrFe the feiosiuS symptoms resulting from Dzor
ders Of the digestive ssrgsns
Constipation Inward Piles, Failness 81 Blood
Head AGILITY 81 the stenasrh Nausea Hear
burn, Ibssu>t TO: Foot fuIi.sss - wsigat
iu INT Stomach Sour Fluctuations rink
iusl o. f,utt-rlaE al the PIT % the
II amarh Swimming ~ the
Had. Hurried ans uifirals
Brssthiug tsutte,tng
tk~ iiesrt Choking
or SufocEting Sensations
When in Lying Pos
fmre Dnli-ss ~ Ision.
Duis OF Vets before the
Sight Fever, and Dali Pai1 IL
tbs lead Deficiency 81 perspiraiion
Y-iispp-ss of the sxfu ant fses. Pain
th= side, BACK Chest, Lambs, etc Sudden
Fiush~~ OF Heat, Burning ts ihe f8-rA Constant
IMAGINING 81 evil and 9rcAs Depression II Spirits
We bost 81 t-s;imsnisis ali ,srt, Of til.
country. eui space viii A!los OF the publication Of but
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