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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

kEOKUK DIRECTOR 7.
ATTORNETs.
Maoar Knowles. johnson st--in Tepfer House
B Collins. street
Americas Watehss.
Sc Bridges. Nos 4 Estes House
BOOTS = sHoEs-wHoLRsALE
Hambieton Huirksmp p...-.......ss Main street..
BOOK K-BINDKR.
N Pearce 4 Ason..."Gate City B'Id'g, Main : ID
BANKING HOUSE.
First National p pank......... Main st-bet Sd 4th
BAG FACTORY.
Beers.--......-....... 10s Main stree
BOOKS 4 sTATIOSERY.
David Lowry Second street
Westeatt Main strcet--near Fourth.
I'D Carter Co......... ..... SC Maiu street.
noDEs 4 sHOEs-nEF4IE.
Stewart Dsan -.... -.-.cor Third Mein STREETS.
Huishsn p b Msslsss :. ...~St AaiA hE<eet.
Haiskamp Bro.....Main street-bet 4th i 5th.
f K Hart, Agt..-.......-....... l3s Main street.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage Co..-.....cor Ninth Johnson
HoNNET BLEACHERY.
Fl Emerson ............ Fourth 4 Blondean
CLOCKS, WATCHERS 4 JEwELRF.
Sam Bridges......-.-......Nos 4 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres...-.. -.,...-..67 Main street.
CARPETS, or CLOTHS, 40.
John capeln n...... - .53 Main street,
CrnrnrrRa
venciu, Jones 4 eo......cor Third Main streets.
hess, 0tern Vo''t.s.'o"' '7'0~Au :" 1AAn '>&s''s.
cRocKEHf q 0uEENsWAAs
Carey lie fairre..... Main street--sst 9TH q 9TH.
COMMISSION nhNcHASTs
= 70 s'outn
cioeks-Whoissaie 4 Retail.
Bridges. Estes House
q Bridges Nos d 2 Estes House
Rwsit...,.............eor Main ard Fifth ats
~ 7 = iasers0..'.e2F h'ta +" MAN. 'uP f'ais''
Duf GOODS WhoI Hs ~ -
= = sns..'....g Ia w. s..s.t
- prru
.y;lti,.o,, p.-4f.,t = r. 81 Main street
Eayr F"ller 4, Main street.
BrFH o,eoasoy is Main street
RETAIL.
spiefberger Mayer to'.,......~se !. - NAN y
ph;I,,rs 1 Ia ~ Main st,est !
" f;,as, h 81, - 4 4 Estes HOUSE
pn 20. = -aWai, stree,
rnc-,1;nu Rrand,. A Seals.
,.er.,.ua.
Z
~, N;,.s.
foha oo'..''t.',...cof ''Ata :" ''A'A - se''
:,
rams, Fancy 1ooas' iine Dasiery
images sof hs'es Hoase
ruR.IrTgE
Howe Tyler .,;.,..,.....,t.. .;.s5s Nam street.
p9heah' hsfie eo''.;.' 's' . m - A'D ''s'''
GAS STEAM FiFiiSes.
Mooar Son.,...--..-aohnson street, oel 90 sen'
0of0 E0Ab, EeAeGts 1VSA~S 1eVSAs'
sd B.isg., .Eos1S 2Hs,ss HOUSE
49,, Sa,, r-st., uons.
s. Pollock d co.... ......-..-..-.iio MAIN s.ree.
hsoset Eirse Sf.s-t'.t'..'s,'r''oo
j s.oors iso,i kends.4,4 q Leyse
enccr.S RETAIL.
t,.. ,ltsss i7a MAJ, street
ae2ass' .-.........i; r;,,s - tam s.asss
Cox irF'n'''-'... -'e'fh'' i'h . :" -" ~ se'a
Eydsometers. hermometsrs, Saehrsn-
eters
ahsEss sAHDLs.s. -,
Hasa,. ..:,...--....t asn strsee-pes 90 1tn.
HAADWARE.
Peek Brothers.........eor Fourth MAN streets
HATS, SAss Aap y"
-
HOTELS.
D2uins Hoase..a',.,.-s..r,eoF Second 8 johnson,
r,suRAyCE AGENTS
b J. Adams, "a ana nam s's
IOWA COAL a. OIL CO.
ICE.
IRON.
SE !" H-1n =, sHs1 sol1l
Ll9 XIV HOAHta LE'
PG.bsoas. .....-l12 IA MAN street.
MARBLE WORKS.
1eaa abaNaes''....''''..-..A Ahsia siiess-neA' "aiA
.Erp.
spsssergor, Aayes ca.,.--,.;,.. 70. ~ Aaln-s'-
=, !. =. ~. ! p,aaa..,
mrs bo"fuan'fsn ss--0s' 4a'''' = D'0A1e'4'
David c Lowry............ Second street.
a'uTid9 .aos Estes House
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCHES.

- - A4I1I11\N101 49,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
1-------..4 : -
Latest News from Washington.
Petitions from ksuisaana Asking ths
Renewal q Nssessk.
ADprepriAtiOns for tho PuF~
chase of Alaska Withheld.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Skatir G Match in Chieage 1br the Cham
rionship or the o. ..
Proceedings Of the Iowa Legislature
Wafshoass Burned In Nav Orleans.
Loss 42oo, 900.
LATEST NEWS nv CABLE.
English Still Making stre1Aous Efforts
to Suppress Fsaianism.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 40.
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FuRsITIRE

Howe Tyler .s:t,.,,.-...,,... ,..u5s Main street
Duncan; Ksrle i Co.......-.i4o l42 Main street
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ATTORNEYS.
Maoar Knowles. johnson st-in Tspfer House.
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GAS d STEAM FITTINGS.
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Gold, silver and Ivory Mounted Canes
S q Bridges Estes House
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cold Pens, Peasils. Rocket Books.
r ~ D IT,, tro&
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AW.Afi ordsrs faom sAs trsAs ss~ywksfe. psomvtty
ns3sA st tis-osna on bills gso tb01 tteQ SD
larger discssnt oa bills Ct tse9 and apvsfdss
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ElsEui..;ng Glasses & Microscopes.
d Iridgs nos Estes House
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BODT1 = eHO 4lk~
Stewart / Dean 49,. .....cor Third Aain STREETS.
Hutch an Msslsas 30 AaiA hEseet.
Haiskamp ro....Main street-bst 4th 5th.
Hart, Agt....-.....-......... I3s Main street.
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RICHARDSON s Albsss lao Msin street.
ia a q McQaes; .....s4 slain street
Cox & Irrin.... -.corncr Fifth 4 Main streets,
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BOOTS d sHOEs-wHOLRs
Hambieton 4 Hnisksmp p............ss Main strcs'
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nRY.eoons~RETAIL.
Engraving. Brands. & Seals.

S Bridges..............-...Ns Nos 2 Estes Honse.
EGGS 4 BUTTER.
s P Pond co-........cor Main Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy Goods. Elmo Cutlery.
s Bridges / 4 Estes House
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travelling cases. TravsTing Daaa
i. nxid ses Nos + III Estee Hou,,
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English Still Making StrenAous Efforts
to Suppress Feaianism.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14o.
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BANKING HOUSE.
National Bank .......M Main st-bet Sd 4 4th.
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ROCKS AsTATIosERY.

BayEd u LoTry............. Second street
N W Westeatt Main strcet--near Fourth.
I'D Carter a -. 49,. Sc Main street.
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CLOTuIERs,

CLOTHIERS.
vencill, Jones 4 co.....cor Third 4 Main streets
Hess Stern eo.......cor Second d Main streets
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BOOk.BIUDKR.
Pearce L son ...... Gate City Bldg, Main I'd
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NEw-YORK DAJZY TRIBUNE
miles. .y:sr eg; ~. s, ssssns ,....,.. 2; Two last

T,s S Mssa Mes c.iSs "a wsr R.s %soo
JERSEY CITY.-Ibe inquest on the body Of
Marion Hndl resulted 10 verdict Of aeeidsna death Nine hurd
West Kelly and Dg Haskn fell into the Paterson yes
ter1ay morning but were rescued By the police
HUDSON CITY.-The stockholders of the Peoples
Gas Light Company have elected John AePherson Presidents John
The elect delegates the State Convention
night The CONTRACT for building anew Penient has been awarded
sp notified presents for payment interest the
will be discontinued AFTER June
FREEHOHD.-SuryeYs are now being made for q
railroad n Freehold to fsTmingdAe sforing railway eOmman
cation between Jersey City and Long Branch.
PATERSON-The Common Council yesterday
jackson Engine Co No steamer foundation 81
Lake View Depots commenced Efforts making compel farm
other counties pay city tar produce "A public
I psbs at Deo%s Hail. secondt adjoining Highland PARK is
anticipation OF the depot
scribe donations to widows Of deceased hremen
HAMPTON N J-Frederick Weber, while walk
ing along to Jersey City Monday by
rap and had his M leg almost severed below ths knee The
injured taken to New York ana placed In Bellevue Hospital
where the leg smpRated
PRINCETON N. 1.-THE baseball match between
the University Of Columbia College and the Nassau Nine resulted
in favor O. the latter, by score Of SO to r.
TRENTON, N J.-One Mcclellan, wrapped in an
aag started from this city yesterday walk to st. Louis
GREENWICH GONNA public meeting was held
on SATURDAY. 10 forward In favor locating
Rge6ed railroad through town TO Port Chester Every
the proposed between Rdge6 and Port Chester
said to have been represented IL stated that $ 600 had been
company proceed effect regular organization and be
Beved that the needed additional could be obtained In time to
report the a at the next meeting be hsd Port chester on Sau
day next
NORWALK-The Danbury and Norwalk Railroad
putting down rails Of improved quality Of iron said by en-
Pes be superior the steel rails recently brought in vogue
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PASSENGERS ARRJTED.

IRON LIVERPOOL. MAJ 9in PrasaNfs Moore h.
sti NfN j. Gray. Dr. HOLSTER. Mr. BgLy NJ All Mrs thafo,
Owens Sir. Thomson Mr. Hesey sni h A. Eaglef r X
ysles Mr. Funeh Mrs Baker NJ cross Rev. r. iouts Nr g.
Mcunes RersseH Nj lsy Poulero7. Mr 4. J. Mousoa.
Sutou e. H. Meg Ms. Moore. Mr. - Phirf N ,.
Goodwin Mira Gonrd Gen e. g. MeEs Mr Mogf Mr. ani Ms
A. Reuss Sir aud Ms r. h. R0esse N Bodies. Mas Bailey Ma
sul Mrs. Afch. NJ Jos ph lune Ms Anthony an1 dsugss M
Anthony. MI Charles shaPes Mr. j. Sht tso Ae shAlpls
aes smith NJ and Mr.. Bsiisa Mrs. MARI ch.a.
Lavi hhs O. ~ Smith infant nufei Mr Hopya
HopJin aud M sud Ms Weiere. Mr.
NT sad Mrs Gnsa sl aud Mrs March,
brother Mrs A. Sands M Sands nt and p Wesiou n
=. sauis, Mr. aud Mrs V. L. Stroud, lrs ohilfeo,
goveuess aBI maid seryint Nss Arno1, Mss Yesion.
Tiaon Manson ST. Blair and sIseuar Miss Blair asi
ter J. BisF Th6s Firth 'ht Rev ~ r. Wat smsgn,
Mr. Danhsr ani daughter, d. H. Arnold q Arnold M
and daugb;ef Mis- Chamberau Mss saith w SHAW, Mr.
Russell Russell VIZ Hoptns j. g. Sagsui Mics Hickman,
NJ Nam Nr Bsaget 81 r. Pledge Al W. MaIe, Ms lee
4. Gafle Mr. ~ H. sHFos NJ Aasiioa Mr. RahGond NJ
PROM SAFhyyAI Nay ie-in steamship san iadHio-P Allen
wife r. Allen tui wife Mrs. 81. J. Reilly. MI. Nelly Lang
Maker wife WIN G. SisTu Ssif and wife T. SNih,
X e. Fes, vile aul eAca, Mrs f0Ji, Ms j. r. SHAW,
y A. Belts G. Nichols HOLMAN anl wife AlrE NJ SCoe
and cairea and servant BucAen J. Rcose T. Mhtess 4
Hssse 4 Rson and wife r. James Mrs Crow. Hammer J. Dl.
e Bor W H. Johasiou and Lady IhoS AeCaboe and se H.
/. g. Cslhsil aud chili
PROM HAVANA NAV len steamship RspiauJSmes Dugan snd
LADY, Massena D. To Henry Bsnda John D. Lal Mr. Celia D.
de- auH Miss Augustine Laui James Anderson, George 6foomrs T.
Cole G. Tesc t Lcmare, John &c CaSio, tno Alvarez D. d.
minsoi CHaluA Dsl Rainan Irisa
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LIILST SLIP NEWS.
PORT OF gEw. YORR."u"""

ARRIVED.
steamship Empire Phot Washington D G. %d and pass -,
NAV H. lat a. TO- Ion. a 49, passed ship SUNDERLAND bound W.
steamship Eleeirs. Neg, Providence -
BARI es A3g s,s Rla sS' may. p' I FROM e m
gallant yard was doyned aged % yean 18th inst Of GeOs
Dg Alexander Mien Br) Duroe Cbaren 10 days sugar aud
Big Myronus. Higgins Sagus II days sugar
Brig CentauT, Moore Gibala, Cuba, 10 days sugar
BIZ Adfs Hale Doiey' Tiaidadds6 Cuba 70 d,ys sugar
, S L 4sS 5 ksHs G o r S %o' '' ON CO. with
Sehr. A Ames Ames, CieOiaegos II days sugar
sCHOOSERs-EIYER COAsrwlsE
SssSeo G TisSs GsSs. B"i utter virginia
John Rowland, Virginia r 4 JohHso9 Virginia
Monta, Virginia D Hastings, Virginia
ssrsS louisa IsD1 virginia Rs Wilson Philadelphia
j. b. Wing PhIadepiia. NJ Wells Philadelphia.
TTpedte SswIisyea Sparkling Sea New Haven.
JAS T. Hoffman, Norwich Ocean Wave Eew.lIayeu
Eve ss sO stanford Little Charlie, Bridgeport
S: w Ns5ss, rSSSafF sS Eo E1 xexHr,
Mars i jane New london sarah Ms Ses. London
H. S Dean, New. LONDON. sarah McDyst, korEch
Adrian, New;IIaen Eastern STA. New London
Sa b. s Isas S.S5urgh saes knss Ropoa
Maria Louisa, Biabe,hport. John Warren Ehla6ehpot
Phebe Elizabeth, Port JohuJa. Florence. NesbuIgh
jnsdns Rcadcai kmma nelehls., ROndOui.
T. j. Burton londouL ]. IT, Mitchell, NeNburgh
L s Hatch POI Johnson. Adele fslda, El,abchport.
Amanda Powers Rondout n 81. Wright. New Brunswick
Morning Star. Nes. brunswick Sarah, New Brunswick
Transit Philadelphia.
BELOW,
Bark Joseph WsdsSoh ~ days ron TURKS Island; brig L. L.
WadsWoh CaTdenas II days also Bremen bad FROM glasgow
II DAYS out
SAILED.
Steamships Of Washington and Denmark FOR Liverpool
Haitian C,mbfis HanbuTg ship Belle Creole, uT Melbourne
sailed ship Cuyaor for San Francisco; b. ANAL Tor London
(aHd anchored Ia Lover Bsy)
DISASTERS.
Our Consul al Liverpool reports Of the barb Kate
Stamef ohoke J and Of the AuA Of the officers and
Liverpool excepting John Jonu who died Of starvation aud
exposure the day The others picked The ohee aud crew
the brig MaV Ida (o Yarmouth " aud aefHad
American ship Gardner Colby and taken into port
DOMESTIC PORTS
CHALEsToy c. May 9Ar,ed, steamships Charleston and
ssngosa om Newlo sehr Nee Burgess from DO Sailed sehr
FoaTREss MoSEoE NAV I9-Pas.ed Mp sch C. Colgate from
Philadelphia for Richmond Sailed ship Liverpool
SAVANNAH, Ga NAV l9Afgyed, steamships Fannie from Bait
aud wyoming from Philadelphia Cleared ,ehg Jessie Cat
for Baltimore
FOREIGN FORTS
HA'iNA May l9-Ihe steamship Nevada sailed iodW for New
Yofk
CarDEsA.-In pOF May H. brig T. Alien CBr for Philadelphia
day
peie Tor keuiork Debosh Pnne o Philadelphia big Aiayea
ioT Neg.York ucEt daF.
the Straits Of Florida, schG Bolivia, boand York
MAY H. lat 40 S. loh 70 % ship Chrse a. o. boaHd ".
TO MARINERS.
Red Can Buoy No. 2 obe South Chaune 10 Sewiok Bay
has broken add0 from its moorhgA
MISCELLANEOUS.
The o0p PfOf Glass Barns Eiabeps for New Haven
the Iosts Hell dsk and sBsi % and 10 Bin' Point
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VIRGINIA CRY, MONTANA TERRi6I9SlRh

Messrs HosTETTER & SMITH, PlttS9,uiIssd With
-GENTs.: 1 have been severely alnIic.e ' NED
HEARTBURN and DYSPEPSIA, ana nay rnaiIv
almost all remedies, hut without ayali' -, Mr.
/ was recommended TO try your ol9 S,a w.
TIERS. / did so, and, after using a Jew UU "e;SR
was entirely restored to health. now Woe"
$50 pounds. p,rrrps. and
wonld NOT he without them. consider u ,hs
the only eeaciouS remedy Of the k they viii
always prove sovereign remedy 70 Ills Ills
afflicted with Dyspepsia or d'ea'GnI y MAsx.
nature. Respectfully yours W.
N. B.-The genuine Bitters are sold in O''"''
onlv. All persons who pretend to sell 'n'
ticle by the gallon or barrel are impOsterS, Az ~.
the stuff they offer is a worthless and proOaU''
,,ojsonons counterfeit. Prepared and sol" "
HosrETTER & SMITH,
PITTsBURGH, PENN
For sale by all Druggists, Groecrs' anu '''''
keepers throughout the World
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= INIIIt
Ii. MCDONALD.
CINCINNArI. January no, lsG7.


Messrs HOsTETTER & SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa
-GENrs: have sold your bitters for the past
ten years, part of the time in a maarious dis
trict of Mississippi Have used them myself rs
a protective and cure of chils; and have
known many others TO do so with perfect sat
isfacton | take great pleasure III recon-
Intending " Hostetters Stomach Bittels 10 the'
public. Very respectfully, A. G. PARKER,
of Parker & Yorston, cor Center-a'e. ana
Chpsnut-St
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HELENA, MONTANA TERRITORY

Messrs. HosrErTER s. SMITH, Pittsburgh snn,
GEMS. We have sold your BlTIEES lol my
one of our most popular and valuable remedies.
There IS no one preparation that has larger
sale, or that gives more general salislae'iOn' N
this locality. Yours, Re, .i.,s
'PARCuEN a. PAINTER, Druggists
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IAunouneementaI
PErRcE's STONE SURFACE.

Metals Wood Paper painted with this Surface attain az the hard
durability stones will deconpose IN salt
I. NEWTON PKiRcE 4 20,
No. 427 North Eeyenthst, Philadelphia.
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THE UEATHER.

RTUVa-Moung- coldT 0VcTci6Ii mT. nlI1 iTom
6:S 20 75 O'Clock; H. AteoouOyccast 90 if0 misty
and dy rain TO overcast % sunset veng-ovea,9 diy
g:f5 and cloudy r. Astronomical he
largest As well rs the satellites paaei
is sin the size Of the conspicuous satellite Titan large ~ the
miles Ga diameter Japt uders variations IN ts
light that IN the position Of So orbit j. only by il beet
oftecscope Its distance on the planet 2o miles, or To- s'Ini
y
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DIR. ROBERT HUNTER gives his entire attention
affections aud diseases Of the lungs Ohee
No. BTeyoort place. TeHthst, Broadway. -
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My ANNIVERSARIES.


rpivst Sunday schools OF NewYork and vicinity Dr. Chapni
Churh FNhavc and ydhst 40 2Jl Speakers The Rev
Dr. Charn the Rev d. X Lee, and Mr. Pllhnsu.
General Synod the Reformed PbJteniu Church 10 Pittsburgh
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Nrw.YoRK. Nl.r Ia-aam.

HAvsNA MAY "a vey heavy ranscr has prevailed here an day
AUGrsTA Ca Mar ia rain and hasom prevailed here
which flooded washed pofta s
rack Of The street railroad.
LoND0s My l4Ihe weather i aud hyosbt o the growing
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TURKISH BATHs-No. 10 Laight-st., New
YoIs. nous; Gents 70 ga and to Sundays from
10 p a. s Ladies' 10 to u a
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have been cured by Dr. ROWE of a very

Throat Catah which bad been affected with for long time
and had previously baffed all other medical skih . -
Madame WEsTcOTT, No IA Broadway.
Dr. ROWS Omce No 81 East Twenehst Holrs TO ~
Course Of treatment 80 to $50
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RAND'S PNEUMATIC GAS.
WARRANTED
THE SIMPLEST, SAFEST, AND BEST
GAS WORKS IN THE WORLD.

Tie gas made By these WORKS l. Uniform quality than that made
BY sBJ other known Prosss-
The material BE- supplied bat dl1g The year While al other
apparatus making such klosn automatic ma'nes
especially Law, to be supplied ~eely semi "sety ard daily
Tie works being osis AMI entirely s,rss hom The dwelling boa'e
Of til, burs to ts Supplied with the Ias si'n have no
occasion to approach thea
Al n,er.y b,us ,rs l',l,cd v tts goi'tan rs'0 get
oai Of ollei.
TIE ga can b, made or ss than Price ofeoa Gs
Esoagh gas thirty minutes 70 supply dwell
ssHs from trsnaV, thousand eurner
Accidents are impossible. holding nqaa Tire
rourd surrounded BY water covered with the iron g''h'ier
lis the only portable 81, works cuBas' DO not class
extra hiIarloaL
We s.lgsiSQE gas Verl,'o s''e ssl'iaeiian
No, required male this gas sbOy ten yt cd can make
.sta,ui gas ior ordinary dwellings 10 Eve minutes
a cheap clearly convenient substitute % eca Or "o6d to
he,, dwellings, sad for all culinary Opcratens &C.
Those desiring further viii please send r descriptive cir
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Don't TRIFLE WITH BAD COUGH OR COLD,
when remedy prompt and thorough JAMES EIrEoroRiSf
be readily obtained Sold everywhere
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Messrs. HosTETTER d SMITH-GENTs: have
been using your Bitters for the last ten or
twelve years, and confidently say they are all
you recommend them to be. SO necessary
have found them to my health that | cannot
do without them.
Yours respectfully, LEWIS a. MILLER.
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ANDERSON G.. H.,

Nessrs. HosrETTER g. SMITH, Pittsburgh,
Pa.-GENTs: About the 18th of December Last
/ had q severe attack OF Rheumatism, which
debilitated my frame so much that was re,
duced to a mere skeleton. was recommended
by my cousin, j. j. Baker, to try bottle on
your celebrated Bitters. l did so, ana mnsF
confess that | experienced the happiest results.
am now in good health, and attribute 1t en-
tirely to your Genuine Bitters.
Very truly yours, JOHN DAVIS, jr
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TURNER, Androscoggin Co., Me-,
Feb, %. 1857.

Messrs. HosTETTER e. SnTH-GENTs: | lost
my health in the army, am a great sufferer
from dyspepsia and other complaints. have
commenced taking your BitteIs, and fully be-
lieye they have done me more good than all
the medicines | have ever taken before.
Yours respectfully, u. D. HOOD.
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SPRAKER's BASIN, July 10, 1867.
Messrs. HOsTETTER 81 SMITH-GENTs | have,
been afflicted with ScrofulOus and Bilious Com
plants for long time, and physicians could
give me no relief. By the advice Of your agent
purchased bottle of your Stomach Bitters,
and, strange to say, one bottle cured me en-
tirely. / would recommend it to all who are
afflicted in the same way. Respectfully yous,
SALMON ALLEN.
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Messrs. HosTETTER g. SMITH-GENrs We
have sold your Bitters for IS years. | have
found it to give universal satisfaction. Wo
sell more of it than of any other Btters, and
take pleasure in recommending it to the pub
lie. Yours respectfully,
MILLER g. BosTocK.
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was attended by Police Surgeon Frehgh EIa "1 Tn
and Louisa Johnson inmates of No. 20, ana VIM. - ~
han nj of No CO Crandst were arrested.
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SALEM. Ohio. May I. 1sG.

Messrs. HoSETTER g. SMITH-GENrs: have
prescribed your Btters in a great number of
eases of Dyspepsia, and as Tonic in cases Of
general debility, and have found it to answer
the most sanguine expectations. Respectfully.
S. d. HARDMAN, NJ. d.,
Formerly Physician to the Cincinnati Marine
Hospital; Member of the London Medical So
ciety of Observation, &c.
p. ST. send you the above voluntarily, and
you may use it as you desire.
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SPEAKERS BASIN, July 20, 1857.
Messrs. HOsTETTER 81 SAuTH-GENTs: For
the past t~o years | have been afflicted with
Chronic Disease and weak stomach. j have
tried a great many medicines, but have re-
ceived no benefit. | was at last advised to try
your celebrated Stomach Bitters, and to my
great astonshment it has entirely relieved me.
I have recommended it to others, and it has
always given perfect satisfaction.
JOEL 0'BRIEN.
The above writer is personally known to me-.
and / can vouch for the correctness OF his.
statement. HENRY COHEN,
Postmaster Spraker's Basin.