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telegraph connections,

Tie Great Western Telegraph Company is un,
der contract with tho Atlantic and Pacific Tel
esraph Company. who have wires now in opera
sjon from New nrk 70 Z h.eaB5, Sad are at work
pressing the wire obstruction to heokuk, ITO
which point II viii be finished in few weeks, On
its way to California We occupy tho Office ai
Chicago with the Atlantic and paeic, and 70 eved
each othars messages and forwsfdthe same. The
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects IN New
York with all the competing lines that are now
doing business sthe principal an intervening
poaIt.k in rHfRfgEy STATES, aud their lines being
dlilye1tended. The Dominion line (Vppositionl
OF Canada il now being built to all the Lake
lln,ario and the st. Lawrence river ports, incIud
ing Qgdensbarg, New York. Southern c5ppetng
lines going up from Louisville and 81
Louis TO New Orleans, adofdng connection Tor
the Great Western in that direction In short,
the North and South and tho Middle States are
at work on competing lines, and u needs but the
construction oil new lines in the States above
named to complete the circle Of the most buai-
-ness portion ef tie Iasen-
j SNOW, SECRETARY.
Office, No III Randolph-st., Sherman House
Block, Chicago.
J. A. DlCKERSON,
Agent for the Company kEohT
tuus is-d8yemo
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Administrators A Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 25th
day of septsnb Der, A. d 1855. in accordance with
order Of the County Court of ee County, Iowa ths
underss ned will sell ut public oatery at the Auction
Room of L. Howe, Keoknk, Iowa ali the ehstteis and
personal property, consisting af BEDS Bedding Bnres
NsrdrUhes stoves. Chsrs Tables, palar bedroom and
K.chen Fnru OF s kinds and deseria ors belong
ing to the estate Of America Anderson aecsa.ed
witness my haad this 3lst day of August, A D 1858
". B. COLLINS
sett2-dIt-3w
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Sept. s.
Telegrams received from Alden, Arabia
state that the German Swans. who went
there to make observations of the recent
echpses were entirely Successful, having taken
six Photographic views, four Of which were
perfect.
The Times says the policy Of the United
States towards the Indians is one of consid-
Grafton and forbearance, but SO costly as moi
moch longer to be proEtably pursued.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.
A frightfal murdefiust come to light Sun
day evening last. ! Mary Marman, aged sir
years, residing with her parents in the
northern part of the city, while sitting on the
front Of the house with her mother, was ac>
costed by strange man who asked the d.
rection Of certain street. The mother sent
the child to show him. It was only few
steps of, and the nit.e girl had not beer
heard OF till to-day, When she was found in
brick pond outraged, and arm dislocated and
several cuts on her body. No clue has yet
been found Of the murderer.
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PROPOSALS.
Notice to Lot Owners.

AT a meeting of the City Council of the
n the Cty geokak, held Aug. "a, A. d. 1865, the
following Resolution adopted:
Resaftd That ths ov ntr. q Lots ], q g. 4, and 9
IN block 12o fronting 1im.a street he directed 70
have n Plank Walk iYe feet wide made IN front OF their
respective Lots by the 18th day Of September next the
plank t. be laid sisr, sans to be coBe 10 ac
co dance with the Ordinances Of the City.
certify the above TO be copy Of Resolution passed
by the city Ctuncil OF the CITY Of Reokuk.
Given under my hand and the Seal of said City
E.nELCHMAN ~F
Clerk OF the Council Of the Citv OF Keokuk
arR2a 2g
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LIME! LIME! LINE!

fvyHE LAWRENCE LIME co have their works com
rIeted and arr prepar ed TO furnish their superior
Lime in quantities to su at the lowest maket rate
The sive arrangements snd facilities Tor
Rag ana at their WORKS will enable them
"a tesp full supply all times Orders he len at
II Rnels Hardware store, at the cface OF the Keo-
T. R. FORD,
trrain5tf Manager
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MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the roerning of the "a
the residences of the brides father by the Rev
I'd Dickinson, ssssted By Rev o F. Gpnger aud Ray
c. Ewing Mr. W. 7. DILLON aud Miss MARY HuTeHIssoS
all Of Winterset, Iowa.
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,ayuE .nEyTEK CtRCU.,AR,

- siter sx nfhs trial Il pT0nonntad The most
wonderfully quick method discovered TO make sny
unframed horse or colt trot fast without the
track. One boy made 5000 on tso common colts 200
on another Price 81. Address GEo. A. ATKINS : bay
Street, N.
r. 0.-sWe r.con m nd ersry farmer immediate az
tAntion TO this circular j. w. Forman, Troy Nils,
Iva; oJ Erazes. Egremnnt Mass. Charles Palmer,
iiIi,dae, N. y; John Gldersieeve. Austtrltiz n Y;
Russell 1remain, Postu agter. Gce.n River, !. and a
hundred others. isaEiA2w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESOR SALE.--- acres of land, described
= on Fox otley's Nap of Keoknk as K "Rob.Yf
Nc kurdys daiiegs Grsuad,' thort distance OF
hlltor's Nursery. Price $3.50. Title good.
Also tbs undivided hall Of 20 feet Fifth street
adj nias the ttrrestcry brick store building occupi
ed by NJ ID. P. White Enquire Of
H.. B TEN EYck
Jth nd Main K,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Sept s.
Brevet Brigadier General McFerren, Dep
uty Q. NJ. General, in charge of the Depart
ment of Washington, has been ordered to
make special inspection of the national
cemeteries. He will report what portion, if
any, of the duties at present performed under
direction of Lieut.. Colonel Ransom can ad~
vanfageously be transferred to the Quarter
Master Generals Office here, and what steps
are necessary to hasten hecompletion of the
cemeteries, with proper care and due regard
for the honored remains rest ng there.
Brevet Brigadier General Dandy has been
ordered to report TO the commanding tiene-
raj Of the Military Division Of the Pacific for
assignment to duty.
ST. Lou1s, Sept. 8.
A Denver dispatch says: Prof. Agassiz,
Senator Conklin and party reached here safe
ly yesterday and will remain few days.
miscellaneous.
-Congressman Flick, an Ohio Democrat,
once said Of G art: II honor him sir, not
only tor his br liant services in the field, but
because Of his r.agnanimity in the hour Of
triumph, and his genuine modesty."
-lhe Memphis Avalanche declares tba
the ''forbearance' of the rebels in not killing
off every radical correspondent or editor in
the South 'sshould create feeling of admi-
ration among the Northern people.
The Boston Post has new dodge. 1t
tells the Maine umbermen that "semmes
made business for the ship builders by every
vessel he burned" Therefore, the Posi-
wants the ship-builders to vote the Semmes
ticket. and show their disapr-oval Of the
conduct Of those who stopped Semmes' oper-
ations.
-Pendleton dictated the platform, Vallan-
bingham named the candidate for President,
the Gre-eaters chose the Vice President and
the ignorance and brutality Of the North and
the pro-slavery men Of the South, will sup
port both tick ct and platform, and the whole
thing will be called democratic.
In the procession at the immense Repub
lcan mass meeting in Bangor, Thursday,
there was q battalion Of returned soldiers
and sailors, who bore their tattered old battle.
flags and this significant legend, "We go
for Seymour as we went for Lee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-09
THE CAPITAL STOCK

II Three Million 81 Dollars; divided into shares
OF s25 each. When SlGis paid On each share, a
certificate Of stick for s25 viii be issued and no
further assessments 10 be made, We expect to pc
able to pay earned dividends Of interest tie
latter amount as soon as tho lines arc completed.
insta!lments from time to time, for the payment
nf the stock subacribei, will be caiisd for hy The
Directors, "a the erection Of ,helines progress.
Subscriptions for single shnrc viii be received,
The more the stock il distributed the better far
the Company There il no indiFiduaIliabiHty af-
ar The stock Ia paid for
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Unless pa5 uent b. made Of ht Tx riei and also
ali ofs,s before the 1Tth day ef September is6s THE
said ot. or arcet l3ts nac thereof may he
necessary 10 discharge said tax md costs will be sold
the d ~ ore-aid he Mayors ofce IN satd city he
I !. cen the hours II o'clecx g a1d o'ccek
W. n. CoWDES
sugs0 Collector Of the City OF keokuk.
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Delinquent Special Tax List.

az lots and parts Of lots In the city Of 1e knk
~ which special taxes fsr laying pishk walls are
due unpaid ard In addition 70 the tax 81: firth
ee vi be the cost OF Of 81 o5 upon each piece
OF parcel property advertised ard aotce is heeby
ye 10 the lots parts Of lots described
the follow lug list and situated IN the titr o' hcokak.
Lee countv Iowe and ali others intere.te6 that sad
lots aad parts Of lots have been sssesAd AID i
i thereon BY the City Geaaci ff said city t
or tuiy 1s5s the purpose # dafraying THE sxreu-
of laying plank walk id front ot sutb lots or arts
af lots Al desiar ated:
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:. This Company is established with yjew 70
cheaper Telegraph correspondence in the West,
and will locate Offices at all points whore the re.
ccipts viii warrant fair profit to the Assoeia
tjon. Il Is organized under State Laws aud the
National Act Of Congress. The shares put at 4
low sum, in order to induce ALL classas to become
stockholders, and thereby insure H. success by
fayoring the Company with Their business and
influence, We desire our shareholders to be com
posed of every business, vocation and calling.
Tie stock will be apportioned, according to pep
ulntion, TO the cities and villages in ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN.
IOWA. INDIANA, IESS0I ri, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA, We expect every en'erFrjsine ma n
in these States Ill second our cnieayorF. cur
extensive correspondence inthe States named var
rant this hope. The people are enth0 astle t0I
a competing line and deheaPet prices. I1k1 SHALL
I'm
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For sale.

III ! ACHES or LANp-nenr rafmIngton, Iowa,
Il Eight nulisrs per Acre.
4 DESIRABLE RfsinEHcEen High strest, betwes~
n Fttth ard sixth stttets, door kaht from the
Congregational Church, faue House, vith sf2
aud good Cellar; iui lot with good Stable, Fruit Troes
Cigtern. re itlp good Enaulra of
Alrha-diy WM. FULTON. 81 HHIn street.
a VERY desirable Brick Dwelling, with
two iots, in good ftptir. nr wrai side OF Grand
Aseniih, between eth and pth ttetts
Apply 10 Ra FULTON,
taNSsa 81 Halu St
ols aad 6, Block H. "a aud Concert
Streets. One OF The lnpst d.strabe locations In the
city
Al-o parts # Lots I and 2, IN block 1877 corner
Concert and Ninth streets ua which is very demra
two story brick dwelling.
Also Lots |, 3 aud 4 In block 1876 OF Oon.
cart and Eighth
All for saie at very Moderate figures. Enlulre Of
WM FULTON,
may5 So Man streat
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Notice 10 Stockholders.

.YsHERE will be a meeting Of the stock
- holders of the Keokuk FIRE AMI Marine fnsnrau cs
Company. the 30.h day OF September, 1868 between
the hours ef and O'Clock p. IN, the ofce 81 tt
Company to determine whether not assessment
shall be upon the Capital stcck Of The Com %
sufficient 20 comply with the recent law Of the Eate
d. order OF the Beard OF Directors
s-ps3-dlt-4~ L J ADAMS, aecsy
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$11,600.0O
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
THE GREAT
K[oKuK LIVERY STABLE
Gift Eli rise Assoc u,
Will rAKE PLACEAT
GIBBONS OPERA HOUSE,
OCTOBER 90. 1865.


V'HIS distribution Of prizes will be con.
u ducted fsir aud imperial plan ALL THE
PRIZES ARE PUT IN At A PAIR VA NATION On
this fact holders of tickets satisfy Themselves by
calling proprietors livery Stable of pih
aud Main streets, heokuk, lows, and examining the
property,
Gift Enterprises often eotten up foley for specu
lation with every prize put in at fifty times ts true
ysue but In this enterprise such is the Ths
proprietor hopes IN this 70 be able { dspose
once his Livery Stock at only fair price,
pr3traeted ilntss in bis family makes il imposslbe for
hin siye that attention to his business which IL
iures
In locking over the prizes the reader viii bear in
mind that horse ia S3UND. aed Of frst class
stock aud every Buggy of recent st,s aud nearly
rod new ard all top huggies The riagts
worth day cash what they rnt In #, aud with
nearly every thing III the Stable.
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Cheese.

IN BOXES Cheshire Cheese, for sale by
~ RoBkhTeoN i ALBERa
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GTGAR-CURED Dried Beef-Two casks,
~ Just -eceiYed-by
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4 feet apart each way -.

Plant apple trees 80 feet apart each
way in good soil. In poor ground Is
feet will do.
Plant pears and cherries 20 feet apart
each way.
Dwarf pears should be planted to 10
feet apart.
Plant plums l6 to Is feet apart.
Currants, pie plant, gooseberries, black
and raspberies, should be set in long
rows six feet apart aud three or four feet
apart in the rows
Strawberries In rows four feet apart
and two to three feet in the rows.
Always give every plant set out plen-
ty Of room to grow, you wish 1t to do
its level BEST
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Coughing Horses.

It il well known that feeding horses
on clover hay often makes them cough,
but the why and wherefore may not be
20 generally known. From observation
I have become satisfied that the manner
Of feeding hay to horses is the cause
The usual custom Is to let them draw it
through the rack, thus stripping off the
fine dust which adheres to the stalk,
which being drawn into tn. lungs in
respiration, produces the cough. The
cure consists in removing the cause
that il, the racks-allowing the animals
to take their food in the natural way
have removed all Of mine, and now
iced my horses on the barn floor, having
. breastwork sufficiently high for them
to eat over. In this way they can be
fed hay without raising dust, they get
none under their feet, and the labor of
.cleaning out the manger is saved
Whatever is left is easily pushed out
with rake into the yard for the cattle.
, The dust on the hay will do the horses
no harm If taken into the stomach
Since making the improvement above
mentioned iii my feeding apparatus l
IAN not troubled with coughing horses.
There is no patent on my invention
my brethren can use it freely.-Er.
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Iowa Coal Field.

From the report DR.. G. A. White State
Geologist, now going through the press,
Igather the following boundaries of the
coal fields of this State:
Draw line on the map Of Iowa from
the southeast corner of Van Buren, coun-
ty directly northward until it touches
the southwest, keeping six or eight
miles to the northward of North Shank
river, to the south line of Marshall
county, little west of its center, thence
ito point three or four miles northeast
ward from Eldora, Hardin county !;
thence to Webster City, Hamilton coun-
ty; thence to Fort Dodge, Webster
county, and you have approximately
sthe eastern and northern borders of the
productive coal field Of Iowa; thence
from Fort Dodge to the north west corner
of Boone county; thence by curve to
the east, and back to the southwest
corner Of Boone county; thence south
west to point about six miles from the
south corner of Dallas county; thence
southwest to the southeast corner of
Lucas county, (curving to the north
west in Madison, to the northeast in
Warren and to the southwest in Lucas
counties), thence south to the State line,
and you have the coal field of Iowa,
covering an area of $500 square miles,
or space equal to the State of Massa-
chusetts. One will get good idea of
the vastness of the Hawkeye State after
he has drawn the boundaries of the coal
held as above. The old Bay State, if
dumped down in the middle of the State
would not make respectable farm. 1t
u the opinion that coal exists in the
western portion of the State, but at SO
low = depth e to make it improbable
70 mime.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Ee-
yer, Chilli Fever, Rcmtttent xever,
Dumb Aguc, Periodical OF 11Ala@0s
Fever, &c, and indeed all the 01ec-
siOn. which arise from AoloEeo0ss
narsh, Or naiasnatic peissns. ~
As its name implies, 1t does Care, and does not
fail Containing neither Arsenic, Quinihe. Bisinuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, it in nowise Injuries any patient. Inc
number and importance Of its csres IN the ague dis.
tricts, literally beyond account and We believe
without parallel In Tho history Of medicine Our
pride i gratilcd by tho MISUNDERSTANDING we re-
ccve Of the radical cures effected IN obstinate cases.
and where other remedies had wholly iaa1sa. s. !,
Unacclmated pcrsons, either. resident ~, or
travelling through niasmatic localities VIM % pro-
tcctcd BY taking the .AG UB CURE datty, TO-
For Ltpcr Com plaints, arising from torpidity
Of the Liver it is excellent remedy, stimulating
the LIVER into healthy activity 80 VII,
Il Prepared by DI,- J. c.. AYAH q Co, Practical
and Hnaiytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass. and sold
al round the world. @sff
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
yFor sale by Mcnamara & Belts Upton, and
Druggists generally
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How 70 Grow the New Variety Of
p pAAakNAa


Potatoes.
The early Goodrich Is set down As the
best early potato now grown, and the de-
mand for seeds has been greater than
The supply this season. The Harrison is
established - the best late potato and
the Cuzco - the next best. In point of
quantity we believe the Cuzco IL &C
knowledged to take the lead. It Is
good variety but not quite 30 fine In fest
q the Hrarison.
The ground before planting should be
prepared thoroughly by deep plowing.-
this il essential to the greatest success.
Hub-soil it II possible. Plant in drills
instead OF hills. Cut the potatoes % as
to leave about two eyes in each piece
Plant one Of these pieces at distance OF
fiften inches in the row. The early
Goodrich and Harrison should he plant
ed in rows three feet apart. The Cuzco
however, Is . very vigorous grower,
with large spreading tops, and should
be planted in rows three and half feet
apart. The tops will touch each other
even at this distance. OF course we
need not urge the importance Of the
ground being kept clear Of weeds. II
these directions are followed we can in
sure, with anything like o favorable
season, crop of say, three hundred
bushels to the acre from the early Good
rich, and five hundred bushels Of the
Harrison and Cuzco.
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II11RAL PREMIUM. Rats, viewed
from emmy platform yu kan bid are UNI
speakidly cussid, and would be willing
tew make emmy man who would destroy
awl the rats In the United States, . val
uable keepsake, say fDv instance either
The life and sufisrlpgs ov Andy John
top. N one vollum, calf bound, Or re
0slpt, t0w cure the blind staggess.--
,1osA Rt1As0s.
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HieSkell'S
Ointment.

This Ointment, after an experience Of
twenty years, has proved itself a sOyer-
eiRn remedy for all Diseases of the Skin;
having effected radical cure in every
case on which it was used, curing many
obstinate cases of fifteen or twenty years
standing, that had previously resisted
all remedies prescribed by the best med
ical talent of the country. Its effect Is
astonishing. in few days the soreness
and irritation is removed: the skin be-
comes smooth and healthy, and remains
permanently healed, without the use Of
any other remedy. .--.
Thus, letter, Salt Rherm, Itch, Sold.
ier's Itch, Erysipelas. Blotches, Pimples,
and every form of disease of the skin Is
punctually cured, no matter of how
long standing. 1t has cured bad cases
Of Intiarncd Eyeiids, and Discharges
from the Ear, when nothing else would
heal them. Piles. that have resisted all
other treatment for many years, have
been effcctually cured by the use Of on
~ one box Of this Ointment. Burns,
Scalds. and Old Sores, 1t heals in a very
short time. Price 80 cents per box. II
not sold by your Druggist, send 30 cents
to Johnston, Holloway 4 Cowden, Phil
adciphfa, a box will be sent free of post
age to any address.
genuine without the
signature of the proprietors on the wrap
per of each box.
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DR.. DOdge's Lectures on Chronic or Long
Standing Diseases,

Comprising work OF one thousand royal octa-
vo pages, IS now nearly all In type and will
soon be offered to the public. 1t will be printed
on fine paper and embellished with various cuts
Of different parts Of the human system. show
ing healthy aud diseased conditions: and also.
first class steel engraving Of Dr. Dodge for
frontispiece. Orders for this work will be soli-
cited. AZ
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HOLLOWAY,S ..s e..
ARNICA #a
u.-. n#D 4ata.e PLAkTERS,

The Original and only true Arnica Plas-
ters possessing the great healing pro-
perties of the Arnica Flowers.
The curative effects OF these Plasters
in all cases of pain or Weakness in the
breast, side or back, and in all cases OF
inflammation of the Lungs, and Cough,
are truly astonishing; they give imme-
diate relief.
Physicians prescribe them, and thot1s-
ands recommend them. Observs-HOl-
loway's are the Original and only true
Arnica PlaSters.
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Roofing and Spouting.

-, Ny. principal hand has worked forty years at
the business: bis name is WIN. II. HAM
MoND: is good sort OF a man, ready for any
thing that comes along. My GREa T. EMPO-
RIIMM vii! be found in the YIRGIN BLOCK,
I1pton Town, whore " in be happy TO srGile on
backs and viii make you happy by present.
ing you with my goods In exchange for them
2oyl WM. IT. HAMMOND.
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eet4 q 80 ri nr#H "a HrFtf.57sE4 Ef9.8 -
HOL,LOWAYS' s1
= >. - --aF as .ilf.4 &T Egs
+ VERMIFUGE 40
. ...@".,. CONNECTIONS.

Or Holloway, some fiiteen years ago,
witnessing the distress Occa6ioned sfckly
children In taking the nauseotts yermi-
fllecs OF that day. resolved to afi1alfze
them. and from the most effective OF
thesercSi1elfes succeeded in separating
their active medical properties, pure,
tasteless and inodorous. Then, by COM
bining these with sugar. ana moulding
them Into an agI eeable connection, form
cd the present popular and effective Vera
mif0ge known rs sa
HolleUay's vernifage Connections.
Which have almost entirely superseded
the old nAuseous Vermffuges, to the de-
tight Of the poor little sufferers. 1t con.
thins no calomeI or other poisonous ms
gradients. & .a
Sohighiy esteemed is this popular Ver-
mifuge, by the profession, that all intel
Mgent Physicians who, know Of them,
prescribe them in preference to other
remedies, as not only more pleasant to
take, but more effective to cure.
Parents and guardians, having the care
of children, should keep them as fam
lily medicine, for they not only eradicate
worms-those pests ofchildhood-btitc cor
rect any arrangement Of the digestive
organs, SO prevalent with children.
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JOHNSTON,

DUY your Jars and Crooks at