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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-23

Doctors McGugin and Alien
IIAVE associated themselves III the practice Of
i Medicine. VIII continue To attend IN consul
tation in all cases. and to any required distance Ow-
ing TO the spaeiousness Of their Office rooms, and
large libarry Of the best medical works extant,
they prepared receive and instruct large class
Of pupils.
D. L. M'Gugin, NJ. d., Residence on 4th, between
Main and Biopdeau.
j r. Allen, NJ. D., Residence High, between Sd
and 4th.
Ofhce in the post building 81 story on Sd st.
between Main and Johnson
Consultation hours between II o'clock, A. NJ, and
p NJ. oct5ld
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,

On johnson Street, between lst and I'd.
DY 0'BRiAN d co. Having permanently es
ID tablished ourselves in Keokuk, with an ample
supply Of the very best material for the maAufac-
ture Of Carriages, Bugges, Gigs and Hacks,
prepared to make all articles in our lins, in the
very best style and Of the choicest material on rea
sonable terms and prompt notice.
Sept 30, ls55-dly
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HENRY p. scHoLrE, EDWIN n GRANT.
SCHOLTE 4 GRANT,
PELLA..,.........-......M MARION CO.. IOWA,
BANKERS, LAND AGENTS, and NOTARIES
- PUBLIC Agents for fhe Unitod States Life In
surance Company, Iowa State Fire Insurance Com
pany, Cooper's Ciark's Steam Engine Manufacts-
ry, and for ALI important agricultural machines.
Editors and Propretors Of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Independent in Politics and Religion-$2
per annum Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS
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CuAA. COLLINS. y. N. kM4LuGG. h. n. KIRBY r
Collins, kellogg 4 Kirby,
IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers ia Foreign and
/ Domestic Dry Goods, No. 50 North Main Street,
ST. Louis, Mp. yws20.
A. HRIDGMAN
rs Agent FOR the Missouri State Mutual Insurance
j Company, the Directors of which among the
oldest and best known business men Of st. Louis.
d3dptf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-23

rIyo JOURNEYMEN TAIL0RS--Wanted, imme-
i diately. ut No. ., Third Street, two .frst rate
journeymen tailors. None Others need apply.
sep27 j. NJ. TYLER.
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ATTENTION ATTENTION.!

JJAYING made arrangements for the establish
l. i ment of large Clothing Mandatory, on ths
Eastern plan, | am now offering my Spring and
Summer Goods AT PRIME cosr. Those IN need oi
Clothing will find this TO be a rare chance
Corner of First and Main Streets
NATHAN HOFFHEIMER.
Eaokpk Juiy IA 1Sb5.-dNwly.
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New ArranEenenu.
TIME Steamer q. w. SPARHAWK
L will run as regular daily packet [ sRAG1
from keokuk, in connection with the carss
of the Northern Cross Railroad At Quincy, leaving
Quincy at o'clock and arriving at Keokuk at IL
NJ , and leaving keokuk on return trip Mt clock.
For freight or passage apply ON board.
j. p. ST0TTS, Agent at Keokuk.
June Is, 1s55.--d&w
r.. w. Alexander Il Co.,
LNORW AKDING aud Commission Merchants
i Freight Agents for New York Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boat Line, on Erie Canal and Lakes,
l7D South Water Street Central harf, Chicago Ill.
ldbera cash advances shipments of Produce
or Merchandise, for sale in this market or ship
ment to friends east.
Refer to W. L. Ewing a Co., ST. Louis, Mo. S. d
w. b. Thayer, Quincy, Ill. Green Stone, Musca-
tine, Iowa; b. III. Campbell h Co., GaIena, Ill. j
H. Langley d Co, Rock Island, H.; Barkley
Thompson Co., Davenport; H. I. Foster, Boards
town, H. Hon A. Starne, Springfield, ILL.,; A.
d 4 H. Reed, Galesburg, Ill. W. S. Gilman, New
York Fasstt 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa. A. Gilbert
Cashier Commercial Bank, Chicago.
Mark packages care Of T. w. A. Il Co.
july IL, lS55.-d6wly
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TO the Gentleme n

To thc Gen lie emem.
AN exhibition, an assortment of French, Scotch
~ and American Cassimeres--the first ever offered
in this market.
VEsrlxGs--In Metre Antique; Plain and Figured
Grenadines Brocaic and Rex Silks; Silk Velvet
and Plush,
CLo1Hs.-Black and Blue, fine grades, and broken
check Cassimercs, for fall suits.
Also-A choice selection OF Kid, Cloth and Merino
Gloves. Half Hose in WOOL Merino, and heavy Cot
ton with Mcrino feet Silk and Merino undershirts
and Drawers; Cravats Scarfs and Handkerchiefs.
-. IN rsst aIw ID FOSTER.
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TATUM r CO.,
L,ORWARDISG and Commission Merchants. No.
Il 100 Second Street, St. Louis. Agents for the
sale Of Huimes Louisville Hydraulic Cement, CAl-
cined Plaster. and Lime.
Particular attention paid to the sale of Grain, Be-
con, and Lard.
March 26--dfy
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WILLIA N -. NINTH.
ID ELBOWS MANUFACTURERS, Bench Street, near
ID Franklin, Galena, Ill
Keeps constantly on hand Bellows of every descrip-
ton, which will be sold low and good terms
as can be purchased elsewhere.
N. R.-Every Bellows warranted to give satisfac-
tion.
August 27, ls55.-d6ms
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J. n. COPELIN.
LyORWARDING and Commission Merchant whole
II sale dealer in Groceries and Produce, No 81 Le-
wee, Keokuk, Iowa.
N. B.-Particular attention paid to the Forward
ing business.
April IL, I654.--dGw
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY,
Cor Main and Eighth Streets. .KEOKUK, IOWA.
VT WICKER6HAM 4 Sons, msnufactuSses Of
i Steam Engines and Mill Machinery. A esa-
eral assortment Of Castings adapted TO The wants u
the country constantly on hand jal-dly
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A. y. BALL. n. kIKkHAk.
BALL Il IR X HAM.
LNAMILY Grocery and Provision Depot, Post build
l. ings, Sd st.. between Main and johnson, where
they keep constantly hand large supply Of fami
ly groceries and provisions Of every variety and OF
the best quality. which they intend 10 sell ~ cheap
if not cheaper than any other house in the city, and
hope by strict attenton 10 business 10 merit share
of the public patronage.
y. Bur wagon is in reaIiRess 10 Wait on Rtf
who may favor Vi with call. Nov.
HORACE II. AYRES,
VTTH0LE.SALE and Retail Druggist, corner of
w Main and Third Streets. keokuk, Iowa.
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j. T.. JeWett,
A TT0RSEY and Counsellor nj Law, Fl. Des
N mo,ncs, Polk county, Iowa. Especial atientiel
paid TO collections All business entrusted TO hi
care promptly attended to-
Nov. ~, ls54.--wlys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-23

IENTLEMEN'S Collars, Gloves, Crayats and Fur
" Goods at Gate City Hat Store.
sept. q, lS55.-d S. +. VOORHEES, 4 co.
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Grow, McCreery a Co.
james W atson,
Young Bro hers,
C. W. Stone Il Co.
Capt. 4. ". Gould,
Rhodes, pegram d Co.
Loker, Renieh d Co
w. s. Gilman,
j. F. Comstoek 4 Co.
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u. II. H u
BR UCE Il ANIELS,
nEALER in Groceries Provisions and Produce,
II No. 90, Main, between Third and Fourth Sts.,
keokuk, Iowa ddw
Justice of the Peace.
TTyHE undersigned would inform his friends in
L the country, that his Office is MAN, between
I'd and Sd streets, keokuk, Iowa, over the Harness
Store. He will attend the collection of all ac-
counts en rusted to his care, with promptness. Ac-
counts by mail, postp paid, will receive atten-
ten and the money returned as ordered.
EDWARD COLE
March q 1S55.-dly.
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR.A first rate article ~
- be had at KUHN 4 DODsON.
oc tI9
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OFFICE Al his Residence, Oh Bondeau Street
None door W est Of Second, keokuk, Iowa.
April 20, IS54.-d
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J0nn r. hOfnthns
A TTORNEY and Counsellor al Law, Eeskuk, To-,
n will promptly attend 20 all business entrusted
10 his care.
Special attention given TO the collection OF Claims
Land Agencies, dc.
0faee In the Post Office building, on johnson St,
between 2pd and Sd.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03
THE BEST DAouERRsOTYpES.

NJ the late Fair AT Niddiehurv, the Com
mtteo on Paintings, &C., Mr., Battell, chair
man, (the celebrated portrait painter, Mr.
Mason, by invitation, advising made the fol
lowing awards
LIST hest Dagnerrcot, pCs, W W. 0rnlshoe n
ID best lhcing but twoeNhibitorsl % ,llmore,
The pictures exhibited by Qrn>Hce were
his I'd best, as they were dupl'ca rs persons
sitting having taken their ch,Lc,. several
were hkencsses Of the last Graduating class
This class were At great Is tooht ain iAebesf
As they were to be multiplied and pcrpctu.
atel by lithogIaph Ccrics The reputation
of raplry attracted Lnonl To brandon; hut
not quite satisfied, some of them set to Gill.
more. but after iuD ,.r'al majority sent To
New York for liihcsraphng we're Of those ia.
ken by ormsheo, the rest were by faplcy
tNo only "a the sixteen exhibited were IA
Ken WIZ 10Y reference TO to the Fair To
ludge' oI pictures. the difference in tho epe,
Of br.nshse's and Gllmore's pictures could
rot fail 10 attract attention, Ormsbees pre-
:. nt clear, well defined eve, Gilmoros, ow
, ing probably To his instrument, doahly 10
fractory quality, hesides giving an eye impur.
tsctly dshned, produces one or more extrs
white spots apparent in all the pictures or
exhibition by Gilmore with one exception.
| Ormsboo's rooms arc at the dwelling o.
DoCT BRoCKwAY, Dentist.
n. II. Ormsbes's Camera is ono of III,
most modern srd perfect furnished by the
present market. %;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03
German Uroscopic Physician,
DIR. NJ. F.. EDISON

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w OF Brandon and vicinity, that lie will
practice medicine on the German UrUscopc
system, which leads him TO locate and de-
scribe the symptoms Of disease ola CHRON-
&c CHARACTER, with the utmost accuracy
and satisfaction. y clean vial, containing
about Two ounces Of urinc,-paSscd first in the
morning, with the name and age of the pa
: tcnt will enable him tn treat successfully the
case in question. Hence, one individual can
| bring several cases and medicine can he sent
to amy part Of the country. His remedies are
wholly Of the reformed practice. differing cs
scntially from those Of any other system ct
school, consisting Of Chemicals and Extracts
in the most concentrated form, and obtained
almost exclusively from the vegetable king
dom, obyiating the Inconvenience Of bulk
&c, heretofore an objection TO their general
u'c. Unlike the potent minerals they are
reliable, efficient and Sal,--acting in harmony
with naiurcs laws without cnrrvatipg or
Frustrating the vital functions Of oieanic lilt.
] he relative merits ut the two systems in
their application for the removal oi disease,
we leave tor people OF common s,'uSc to de-
tcrmine.
Sanguuc that he il enlisted ina good cause
and for iustliahlc cnds-thc ca,.Se of lu-
manitv-thc cure aud rest Grafton tuhcalth of
those suffering from disease, with whom are
associated the choicest cnlcarmcnts Of life,
we cannot hut invite ana urge your serious
consideration to this most important subject.
and leave no means uutricd to promote the
health and happiness of yoursclfand friends.
From the humble and grateful recipients of
his remedies he is daily receiving their vol
untary acknowledgements in tie most en-
thuSia,tic terms, OF cures from diseases aul
sickness, some Of which were of the most
extreme cases Of misery, of from Ave to
twelve years standing, now restored and in
the enjoyment of health He would latticu-
larry call your attention TO the following list
of Chronic diseases which heretofore 10 a
very great cNtpiit balllrd the skill of the pro-
leSanu AZ large, but Uo~ he claims within
the list of successful treatment and cure, Va:
Affections of the Lang, Throat, Liver, Kid
u.vs and Spleen, Ehrunatism, Neuralgia,
Shortne>s u' Breath, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Commissions, Female Weakness. Nrr,ioUs
Diseases, ra'ptatiun Of the Heart, Scrofu'a,
U,c'rs, Fever Sores, F!.tulas, ODD Solc, of
every variety, Piles, llumor>,sr all Gi',ascs
arising from ar 'inrrt" state oi the blood OF
hah of the tenn.
Particular a:tc't.un viii b. pail tn Frna'e
Complaints; ami all diseases OF delicate
nature. may be- trusted 20 him, without - be-
travail Of that confidence which should cX-
.' h.twocn IN" ia'i 'u, and physician.
go "" r.r.. forrul-litatlo Charges
10. .....' g.. ...1"li'.
ii. " ..4- '. w.
jo.... ...... .....
h.a.!..t. $50 81 dM
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Thos. Il. BeltOl'S Great Work
10000 sold in advance Of publica

10000 sold in advance Of Publica
ton
The nnl'rsitn,) hqs bcoa lnly ar>
pointed. by the Publishers, D. APPLE
ton 4 Co.. New York. Agent for lro-
cuiin: subscriptions IN Addison Coun
ty t. Ecnton's "'l'hirty Years View, or
a History of the working Of the a.
mcrican Government for Thirty Years.
FROM 1920 to $50" E8' old on
" By subscription,
The work is to be completed in two
volNmes. The fist, already issued,
contains I54 double column royal oc-
tavo pages. and supcrbly en- -rayel
portrait Of Senator BENTON.
s. j., COWLES.
Dec. %, 1854. 36:3w.
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SIS ONLY FOR a HOMESTEAD.
$33,UGo WORTH OF FARMS
AND BUILDING LOTS,

100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS
to he divided On the 30ih November 1885,.
among 600 Subscribers a large number
arealready engaged. Many ofthe Lots near
these have been sold for from AGO 10 COO
per cen. advance over the price for which
these Lots are now sold, showing that
the purchase will bc good investment.
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY payable
IN advance, will receive FOUR BUILD:
ING LOTS, - br 100 feet, lying 10
GET ora FARM uf,from 4 TO 10 ncrc-
These lots are beautifully located at LAKE
LAND, Long Island wh.rea new church and
NcloUi-hOusc, and n number OF private ell
'usS. stores, workshops and factories, have
'lready been erected, several more are nav
hcing built and sevcri hundred will be e.
recied the coming season.
Inns is fine opportunity Of owning =
delightful country residence near the CITY,
where the domestic comfort. of n family
rirclc can be- fully realized, and where 90 COO
building lots and about GOO farms have lately
, 'C.m Sold aal sales arc daily being made ia
individuals W 10. alter careful examination of
It's location mud asccrtaining the qualil, oftho
! soil, are selecting farms for agricultural prr-
poses, being coni'Gent that no l.hd so cheap
and calculated to increase so rapidly in value
can be had within so miles OF the city. This
and would have been all taken up years bach (.
/
century and completciS locked M for np~ ard,
Of TWO hundred ytars--Siace which large sales
have been made, and where tie wild dee n
roamcd at large may now be seen heautifui
cottages and cultivated fields waving with the
! abundant productions Of our moihei eaHh. .
This is one of the best opportunities now
1hered to those OF small means who are dee
uluie OF home OF their own, to purchase one
Tor mere TITLE; also few farms, containing
'aca i've and ten acres, and upvh-ds, at fro@
SIS to S3j per acre.
sFAll Persons Wishing IN avail thrmSelA "a
Of the OBJ ortanity now offered to procure \
dne farm on splendid building loi near the En-
pirt city, should make immediate application
as they are nearly al. disposed OF. Apply 10
lCHARLES WOOD. 2Os broadway, corner
IF Fulton street, y. Y. where maps nd pam
phlcls can be had, ~ sent il required by ma +.
gratis, o. 253m
w. 5 LANE, Agent, Mhlilehurv, VI.
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B EE RI r. N,
Your attention is respectfully cailtO the
fact, that I,
THE VERM0Nt
Cl%SIAL $kAIM,GE .
Flanders Patent Bes-hive,


| is winning golden opinions from practical leo
cultivators where 1t has been introduced, IL is
| being used in different States aud it has rjt
| lie universal appreciation Of ATinrians ana
bee mon generally. il possesses PRINCIPLES
| which are entirely new, and by their applica,
| ton in the managcIne of bees II is believes
\ that those difficulties that have rent cred the
! bee business precasions will be nearly o.
vntcd. Their use Sc far. warrants this be-
| lief lf.
The advantages this h;Fe possesses o' CT al
other hives now in use aIeii-
| First: A device to penetrating and ex-
cessive swdJmiHg when desired which can
he easily attached To any box-hiye now in use.
| Second This device prevents the escape
OF bees in winter without the owners eonfn-
ing them, as he is Obliged 10 do IN other
lyca. {
Third. An improved plan to proven. .hs
ravnges Of the moN.
Fourth: An ingenious mode Of vcntiln.
ton, preventing excessive cold ar heat.
And Fifth the apiarinn can easily rid tie
] live Of The superabundance Of droncs. BY
! so Going he saves from fifteen to thirty lbs.
Of honey; or other saccharihc matter: that
| wonlh BE consumed by them in the season.
! Besides many other advantages with which
! the calcr car become acousiUiol by. sen Is
| ing five letter Stamps. to vs., and getting ia
return (post paid), our pamphlet explaining
cur hive in fun, which is filled it'll sufficient
| facts and testimonials. ''-
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Farm for Sale =.

TIVE subscriber offers for sale, the hran,i-
l. fully located Farm, now occupied by II.
" Lawrence, and situated i'm the town of
WevbridgN milo and n half north of Md
dlebnry village said Farm contains about
my acres Of lanl. The buildings consist Of
dwelling house recently built, good barn
and other ont buildings For further par-
ticulars apply To II. H. Lawrence or to the
suhscrih LAWRENCE
Weyhrdgc, Dec. &C 1854. 362w.
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Dir. J. II. SCHENCK'S
p ULMONiC SYRUP.
For the Cure GfCOn SUMPTION.

The proprietor Of this medicine was him.
self. many Years ago, reduced ~ low rs to he
given up hr his physicians and friends in the
ln.t stage Of Consumption, When all hopes
of ever getting well had fed. lie waa strongly
recommended 10 use u Syrup made from an
Old Inliln receipt which succeeded in eft ct
nally curing him. The fam ~ physician. an /
n large number IF tcspcciablc gentlemen GER
li;ic,l - the facts Of this case. ard soon tho
PulmpYi9 : yrup Obtained u rcru. IT .0n never
ecu He'd in hat srciipu Of the ccuuirv. Che
afln-, MS this case did sensation second to
,lI't oIlv Of miracle. lNr S,hrnck was
waited upon hv many similarly aiflc e., to
whom he administered the syrup viii the
same hcuefciil rcsults. In fact, such was the
noioricis otthis nc'ii;inc shat eminent prac
iicing phy-icians had their attention drawn
toward tho rising reputation f IT, from Inv
lag Witnessed us curative powers, and freely
extended and mtrodnccd tho mediocre TO thc
public, and nsed tim theirdaily practice.
40 other medicine opCiaitsIlnn the sys
ten il the manner ihat The ru moric Svrun
hoes. ! pro u.Cs a healthy action upon The
morbid paris ,hv puii'i' iEtn fro IN d.cascs:
it promotes tho cNpcri' rnii, ~, aiHys The
cough, ripcns the matter in the lungs npd
-'hen 1t i, dlsclrrgcd, It heals ~ r',;
ihit the lreal'us Of III, tuhcrcc or nh
sccss produces. and iht lungs become sonnd
aud resume the performance Of their natural
lrnctions; II also spothcs the irriia,cd rorlion
OF the lungs and other organs, and thus re-
stores these parts 10 health. A superior
property lint the medicine possesses over all
uttors Is. that it contains no opium. calonc!
or any other delelcrous medicine.
In lsll ID Schcnck removed from Fl,m
lngton, NewJcrscy, to Phiadcphia,and com.
mtuced the practice of his profession, where
he soon required reputation cxcclicd nv
none, in curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed incurabls, and he has since ihei
daily presented 10 the wor.l incontcstible evil
dcncc ui his eucccss
10th VI his parents died with Consumn.
ton, which Appeals 10 have been an hersd-
tary disease with his fathers family. Allhis
brothers aud sisters, except one. died carly of
this disease, none of them, but one brother,
, reaching the age of twenty.
Thus left nearly the last Of his family, he
naturally felt some alarm, MS one after ano,h-
er were consigned 10 the silent tomb by this
fell DESTROYER.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03
OLUNTARY TESTIMONY

We, the subscribers residents of Fleming.
ton, do hereby certify that we are we aconin-
ted with Dr., J. H. Schenck' lie was attack cd
by disease which,ls We belirvc,tcrminatcl in
Pulmonary Consumption; under the operation
of which, he was reduced go low as 10 bc mn.
anle to leave his bed for long time. and 10
all appearance was past recovery. lie i, now
perfectly wcll-his cough aud fever have loC,
him. aul we feel justified in declaring il /, our
h~liCf, that lhcse snutary effects have re,ult-
ed from the USE Of the Pulmonc SWIM.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS-, MERCHiNls
Isaac q Farley, j, q & j II Reading.
Augustus rrishir,
'rNTv CLERK. a. V. Donncl,
Joseph Beusou. VIM. T. Emery,
j, Z Farlve.
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G. c, Seymour cIrRoy
JAS. NJ olmsicd
JUDGES Of rnE coURtC Batolrtte.
Samuel Hill.
ltohl r. Roadins, rosiM,SrrR.
y, c, Davis, Geo. W. Risler
MEMBERS or THE BAm crrrzESs.
Peer j. Clark, John y Cupu.r,
VIM. ~ Sloan, Mahlon c. Hoi,,
e. Bartles. Peter Ewing.
Nalh'l SAXton. Asa Jones,
GeorEr A Allen, VIM Il. Moore,
Jas n. hca"'hgi 4. w, Bufki
Alex Warts. Hugh Copner,
John l.. james,
PHYSICIAN. Thomas Gray,
j. F. Scheuck. NJ H. j, Holcomb,
Geo. z. Rex, NJ D., David Durham
u. B. Mershon, NJ u. Hart Wilson.
Al this time there is not a town or village
IT. tho United Siates,but in which can he found
more or less wonderful cures by the use o
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.
ID. Srhenck is the inventor OF tho cello
brated Resnironetcr for examining and de
tectinS all diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, sc
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Barclay Street
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Aud every respectable Druggist through
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