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NOTICE

I : hereby given that in conformity 10 chapter ~
81 the Code Of Iowa, approved 18th February, 1851
10 authorize corporations for pecunary profit, d
company has been formed under the name Of the
"kKokuk GAS LIGHr Ann Cokg CoaPAsY."
Its principal place Of transactng business Is the
city Of keokuk Lee County and State If Iowa
The general nature If the business he ed
il the erection purchase and maintenance Of
works in adjacent 10, the city of keokuk for the
manufacture and sale Of Gas Coke, Tar. de and the
mining and sale " coal
The capital stock If the corporation IL One Hun
bred Thousand Dollars, (which may at any time be
increased by such sum may be necessary 70 &C
complsh the objects of the company to be pal in such
manner and ut such times rs the directors may pre-.
scribe.
The said corporation organized on the goth day
Of December, A. u. sos, and will continue for the
term OF twenty years, renewable from time 70 time
for periods If twenty years each, according 10 the
statute aforesaid.
The officers Of the company consist Of board Of
three directors which may at any time be increased
to any number not seeeng niuel who TO b. elect
ed annually on the third Wednesday Of January. A
President, Treasurer, Secretary, and such snborl-
officers, gents and servants, the board may
from time to time appoint.
The highest amount # indebtedness or liability 10
which the corporation Is NJ any tins ~ subject
itself, l. not - exceed ,wo-thirls Of it, capital
stock.
The private property Of the stockholders to he
emit from the payment Of the corporate debts.
The following named persons constitute the first
board Of
DIRECTORS.
William Herriek, Edward kiibourle,
Charles b. Foote.
EDWARD KTLB0URNE Pre-.
J. DAVIS, sec.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that Corporation has
~ been organized, the corporate name If which -
the ''IawrenceCo Company. Its principal place
of transaeting business IL the city OF keokuk the
State Of Iowa. Its principal business j. to deal in
the mining and selling Of coal, and in the purchase
and sale Of coal lands and such her business may
be properly connected Herewith The amount of
capital stock is placed at Three Hundred Thousand
dollars be paid in at the discretionary calls Of the
Board Of Directors. The corporation commenced It's
existence the lst day Of January, A. d. 1856 and
continues for twenty years subject TO renewal accord
ing to the provisions u the Code ~ Iowa Its az
fairs be conducted by Board Of Five Directors
who to be elected annually on the Wednesday
after the first day Of January Of each year and who
elect President Secretary treasurer and such other
officers and agents rs Necessary. The highest
amount of Indebtedness which the corporation NAV
incur is One Hundred Thousand dollars Private
property exempt from the corporate debts
Directors Names.
4. Il. Ford, +. II. Harrison
VIM Leighton, A. Wolcot,,
samI. f. Miller.
OTHER CoRroRAToRs.--Joh ohm X. Allen, G. IL. Perry
D. W. Ford, Guy Wells, Jno. " Rankin Jno. W.
Cleghorn.
Officers.
d. W Ford Treasurer, +. K. Ford President
Jas c. PARROT, Secretary.
JAM 4wd6w Times and Post copy.
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deep, and Pennsylvania Avenue, which is very
wide and near four miles in length, has been
fairly alive with sleighs Of every shape and
hue, racing sometimes half dozen abreast,
and then score or two mixed up pellmell
and driving with reckless speed, with an APP
parent determination on the pvrt Of the oc-
cupants 70 have their moneys worth at the
rate of from five to ten dollars an hour, which
is the regular price of this luxury in this
Southern atmosphere. Everything here bore
Northern character day except the House
of Representatives. The thermometer was
below zero, and overcoats. overshoes, cloaks,
blankets and shawls, seemed only sufficient
protection from the cold to enable the citl-
zens to shiver vigorously.
had intended to have said something of
the men have met, but will defer it till an
other time.
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ToTHe crrrxENs OF IOWA.

Iowa opposed - the political principles Of the
present Administration, and 10 the introduction of
slavery into territory free, AID also that made
ty styling itself the Democratic Party" are strl,
ing 10 make slavery great national institution con
trsry the principles laid down in the Declaration
Of Independence and the Constitution, as taught By
the Fathers ut the Republic We would call upon MI
such free citizens 70 meet in Convention III Iowa
Cty. the 22d day If February for the purpose OF
Organizing Republican Party. To make common
with similar party already formed in several
" the other States Of the Union
January Z, 1855. MAsY CITIZENS
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III. T.. HARTLETT q co. ,

successors 10 toute u Col
WILL continue the Forwarding and Commission
w business at the old stand at the Railroad Sta
tion east side Of the river from Burlington, Iowa.
Having the only warehouse IN that side, they Of
fer superior inducements y shippers to consign all
goods intended for the country to them. All goods
their Will be delivered to the teams free of
ferriage, thereby saving the charges IF drayage to
the west side, also the benefit of insurance
while in their warehouse.
Country merchants will find il 10 their interest 10
call VI before going east % purchase goods.
IL. Il. Is. 4 Co. agents for the Union Express
Co., and will be happy to afford any information to
those who desire 10 ship by that line,
BURLINGTON. Jan. ), d.,in.
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New Grocery & Provision Store

- w. KuNiAN co, having established them
~. selves on the south side of Fourth street. near
to the Market House, have received large and we'll
selected stock OF Groceries, To which they respectful
ly call the attention Of The citizens Of keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delivered Ia All
part Of the city free Of charge [dec ~, dtf.
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jan id5w
Evening Times copy. ]
Keokuk Gymna.ium


FlyHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
4 nounce to the citizens Of keokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the reception Of gentlemen
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
preserve and promote the health, yigor and men
tai elasticity of all who may desire to participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports of gymnns-
tics. Pure air and cold water, judiciously used in
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust
Ess- Rooms over Carey kilbourne' 4 store Kill
bourne 4 Block, Main street, in the 4th story En-.
trance from the Of the building.
declSdtf q. MANCHESTER
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LgE nEs MONKS VALLEY WHO is issued from
this office every Wednesday has extensive and in
ereasing eircu aton ghout the DesMoines Val
ley well in the of the State and the Uni
ted States and as a medium of advertising not
urpassed Subscription price $50 per annum in
advance.
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= ~ n l.
NOTICE is hereby given that the KEokuK Ma
~ RISE INSURANCE Co. has been organized to do
marine insurance business. It's place of transact
ing business is keekuk, Lee County Iowa-with
capital stock Of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
$500 ,0o0).
One hundred thousand dollars of said capital
stock TO be subscribed and secured and the first in
allmen Of ten per cent. to be paid In cash before
the company commences business.
The directors are authorized to make pro rata as
sessments the stock notes not to exceed five per
cent. every thirty days Tho said corporation as
organized on the 10th day Of December, 1885, and
will continue for the term OF twenty years, and NAV
be renewed fr time TO time under the provisions Of
the Code Of Iowa.
The business of the company is to be managed by
board of eleven directors. to be elected annually
the second Wednesday Of January.
The liability Of the corporation il limited to one
million dollars, and the private property Of the
stockholders is exempt from the payment of the
corporate debts.
A. BRIDdMAN, President
w +. TURNER, Secretary
ianld5w
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Teiegraphic News.

DuRuQrE, Jan. lit is understood that
the delegation to the Cincinnati Democratic
Convention are privately TO support Mr..
Douglass for the Presidency.
RICHMOND, Jan. lS.--The Depot of the
Danylle r. r. in this city was on Saturday
night crushed in by the weight of snow on
the roof and is now a mass Of ruins.
Twenty-Five cars filled with freight were
also demolished loss $60, 900.
Bosros, Jan. l8.-To- day being the ami
versary Of the birth Of Daniel Webster, sew
eral personal friends and acquaintance Of
the departed Statesman celebrated the event
bv dinner Mt the Revere House. Edward
Everett, Rufus Choate, Geo. 5. billiard and
others, made speeches.
BosroN. Jan. lS.-John Mitchell repeated
the lecture he recently delivered in n. York,
on the Irish revolution, to large audience
in Music Hall, this evening. lie was enthu-
siastically received and attentiyely listened
to throughout.
The bill introduced in the House to-day,
BY Mr.. Thomas, (Amer.) of New Bedford,
for repeal of personal liberty law, was laid
on the table. The Senate and House agreed
to refer that part of the Governors address
relating to this law, to joint committee con-
sisting of five Senators and one Representa-
tive from pAen lonpTtSbIJId1 DistiiIhs
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lS.--The Court-Mar-
tal for the trial Of Commodore Richie for
| using insulting language to Capt Dupont, a
member Of the Retiring Board, met to- day,
bnt an organization was prevented by the
absence Of Capt. Mcintosh and the Judge
Advocate.
New YORK, Jan. lS.--The Washington
correspondent of the Tribune telegraphs last
night; The navy promotions We're all sent
to-day, the President having suddenly deter
mined on this course. Mr.. Bavard denounc-
ed the law rs Infamous. No action was
taken, and the matter is still pending.
New YORK, Jan. ls.-The steamship Ca
hawba has arrived from New Orleans via Ha-
vana, with dates from the latter port TO the
18th.
The Spanish steamer Mexico sailed from
Havana for Vera Cruz on the 18th.
1t was reported that one Of Santa Annals
agents went In her TO observe the state of
political affairs in Mexico.
Adyces from that country brought by the
British steamer Clyde wore gloomy aspect
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AUTHORSHIP or THE MEssAcE.--The Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York
Courier and Enquirer says: s'In respect to
the authorship of the Message, the impress
sion is general that it was edited By the
President, but that it was written in scraps
by the members Of the Cabinet and other
persons attached TO the Administration. The
first part, which treats of foreign affairs, is
attributed to Gov. Marcy; the closing divi-
sion, referring to Federal politics, to Gen.
Gushing. In reference to the sectional part
Of it, Hon. G. w. Jones, Of Tennessee, re-
marked that the President had got further
South than he had ever gone.
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PICTURES ON GLASS.

PICTURES ON GLASS,
:: e.. !: !; !:
who have not seen
these new pictures, which pronounced by all
Judges Of the art as superior TO the patent Amhro-
type, should call at the sky ght Gallery and exam
inc specimens.
Also daguerreotypes taken in all styles and sizes.
from cents each 500. Don tforget the place. SO
Main street, between I'D and 4th d6w
FIRE! FIRE. FIRE!
DDLICIES Of Insurance issued at fair rates in the
J. following sound offices
Star Insurance Co.. New York.
Commercial Insurance Co., st. Louis
Etna Insurance Co, Hartford.
Mound City Insurance CO.. st Louis
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.. Hartford
Dwellings insured for term u years ut extreme
ly low rates. All information given and surveys
made by W. ". BELkNAP, Agent
Office corner Main and Second SITS.
jansdlm
rIyHE Age Of Fable; stories Of Gods and Heroes
i BY Thomas Bulhnch. For sale by
janil CAVE son.
LoARYHEAD and McDonner. BY Jacob Abb
L bot, with numerous cagravings. For sale by
janIld CAVE SON
LTHEL; or, the Double Error. BY Maria Harland.
IL For sale by CAyEdS0N.
janlld
rIsHE Glory Of the Rcdeelner ia his Person and
i Work. BY 0ctavius Wilson For sale by
janlld CAFE& son.
DICTURES Of Europe framed in Ideas. Bye. A.
J. Hartol. For sale by CAyE6 son.
janlld
A RMAGEDDA; or, the overthrow Of Romanism
n and Monarchy. The existence of the United
States foretoid ia the bible; its future greatness
invasion by allied Europe; and its dominion over
the whole world by >. y. baldwin, President Of the
soule Female College, For sale by
lanlid CAVE h son.
THE Lake Shore Of. the Slave, the serf, and the
y Apprentice. Us Emile eoayester. For sale
CAVE a SON.
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Especial attention given to Insurance OF
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUT
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LOSSES EQUTTABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT.
LIZ PAID IN CASH

n. NJ. Donaldson, Pres 7. W. I. Gibson, Sec'y.
J. W Eddy, Vice Pres T. A. Gibson, Gen. A gent
dee. 24d3m w f. TURNER Aprn.
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FARM PROPERTY. DWELLINGS AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
ENSURES such buildings or contents on favorable
L terms, for or ) years Insures Stores Ware
houses, Buildings or Contents, and Personal Proper
~ generally.
LOSSES EQf1TABLY ADJ listed AND PROMPT
LIZ PAID IN CASH.
This Company is a Joint Stock Association, organ
iIed under special charter granted by the Legisa
turs Of Wisconsin, with an authorized capital Of
5000 900 One hundred thousand dollars of which
Is paid IN, and securely invested in bonds and mort
cages The Company being thus securely organized
upon firm basis the directors take pleasure in re-
commanding it to public favor, as worthy of conf .
dence and support with the that all loss
q shall be promptly and honornbiy adjusted. As
this IL purely Stock Company no mutual business
will be done, nor premium notes taken.
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LoUIs NAPOLEON AND THE UNITED STATES
The Paris correspondent Of the n. J. Her
aid says:
The language used by Napoleon at pr,
yate soiree at St. Cloud last night, would
seem to lissipate the smallest ground for
fear of rupture between Great Britain and
the United States. "Such war; were his
words, Sis not to be dreamed Of for a mo-
ment. The whole christian world would
cry shame upon il. We are all in alliance
with England for good and i'll, but England
would eat off her right hand rather than
tered these words with mark ed emphasis, and
In the hearing Of twenty persons who were
standing IN his neighborhood. 4 was evil
IDENTIFY his desire that they should be repeat
ed.
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22a Acres of Land, 80 under cultivation, near Ca
margo. TENS, one-third cash, balance in one, two
and three years Apply "a
SMITH VANslCkLEN
L,0R sALE-64o acres of choice land within four
J. miles If the city, SMITH SANSickLEN.
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To any GentIerna !,

yIYISHING a new Hat We have just received per
W Express / dozen soft Hats II Superior q ual.
ity ~ the threat Western Emporium"
II. f. HUMPHREY GAGE.
August H. 1885.
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FOX SALE,
FOR SALE,

90 f. ii hy Is on First Street, between Main John
son. Also House and Lot, corner Of First and John
son. Apply to SMITH NANSlCkLEN.
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FOR SALE.
IOR AALE.

4 HOUSE and ) lots on Second street apply 20
\ nova SMITH i YANsICkLEN.
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New ArriNaI.

DROWN and tan colored hats, high and low crown.
- Of every style and quality, just received BY
oct23dwtf b r HUMPHREY GAGE.
LsIVE hundred dozen plush caTs. just received i.
J. the store Of II. +. lit MPHLl 4 GAGE.
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20 FEET front on Second street, with baildings;
~ rents for $500. Apply to
noy24 Smith A VANSICkLEN.
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lNE thousand Bonnetc Of ali styles and qualities
~ at d. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwtf.
NJ ILlfNERY Ge.ds Of cyery variety AT the low
VI est prices, at u. +. III MPHREl 4. GAGE
oct23dwtf
fNHREE hundred dozen wool and fine hats Of every
L style at D. r. HUMPHREY & GAGE.
octradwtf
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To the Public.
HAVING determined hereafter 10 do exclu-
l. l. slveIy cash business in retail department
prepared 10 sell all kinds Of Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, &c. at greatly reduced prices Our stock is
now very complete, and We keep nothing but the
best grades Of goods always have the latest styles
and will sell lower for cash than the grades
sold credit. 81 come on with your dimes
~ An kinds of Millinery work done to order,
at the shortest notice
0et q diff ID r. HUMPHREY A GAGE
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
Miscellany.

CRYsrALs or CARBoN.--The dla-
mond, on account of its hardness, trans
pareney, briliancy and rarity, has al.
wavs been regarded as one ot the most
valuable Of the precious stones. 1t has
been long known To consist of pure
carbon in q crystalline state. Chemi-
caly, it differs bnt little from charcoal, g,
black lead or lam pbIack; it may read-
ly be burned in oxygen gas. and the
resulting compound IS earbonic acid
precisely what arises from the COM
bu,tion Of charcoal. In view of these
lacts, the production of diamonds IN
the laboratory has long been thought
possible aud from charcoal prepar-
ed from crystalizad sugar, Mons. Des-
prctz has produced crystals of carbon,
having Ill the properties of the dia
onond. This result was obtained 10y
the long continued action Of the gal
7anic battery The crystals are mi
ctoscopic, but clearly recognized as
'ootahedr,, some black, others transpa-
rent. Gauden, the famous Iap'd.rv,
found these CRYSTALS to cut diamonds
aud rubirs, like powdered diamonds
themselves 1t yet remains an achieve
1nent Of chemical science to produce
these crystals of a size sufficient for
ornamental purposes
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
MEDICAL.

from parent child, aud entaiIin: upon the offspring
q ruin~i constitution For the cure ota these irn-
ot disease the noclors guarantees cire or ak n''
compensation The h,ctcr can d" consulted hA i't-
otherwise free ot charge. aud invites all wh" arr
afflicted tu call upon him, wh"rr he Viii give lh'nI
such >ati,f.ron thet ~ tain no wEtrc ti~''
His rooms urr No aud ArnorN Han cor orn.rui sac
ramcnio uud N"tleunrrl streets san fWnC'~ro
THE GREATEST DISCON ElN OF THE
ACE,--orcat Bless my Ia Mankind '-lnn"crn hn' P'~
tcnt,-pt. L. J. tHpkN's Froph> lacticnn. o>rt pjs-
mG'rug Asen'.) ~urc preventative n-tia~t gon'r
rhnal aud ~NIhlc Diseases aud an SURPASSED r'tn-
"I4 tor ail the NcurrHl scrutIinuS. gtu-rruous Hth
cnuctruu- ulcers tpd discharges from HE Fagiut.
uterus and urrthra AMI all cutsturnus cruriou> ami
Diseases. For -nie at pr lI t1upkal', ofiicr, Ar-
mnrl llnl. corner at Sacramento ami Montgomery
streets, san Francisco. ~ tnhuCulTou i prrNtns
ttitNr a4nin, small puN. 80 j. pr t. J 'zapkN
irnph hacttchm preventative GuH~i >NphllitlCl AMI
guuorrhd Diseases harmless IA its,lt IL ru->e>~,.3
the power al chemical, dc-tr,, ing the -yphittlc Vi
rus. AMI Their Nv saving thousands st Nuuug drhauch-
ot's rnu brlB- infected ~ iht most ioi-ot, uf 81;
diseases. Lct ho v"nns mnn VII" appreciates ho',l'If
be- without hr, tzapkaN- Pruph,larucum. II y In
very coNN "nlrni package AMI VIII hr fHind cuuN"ui-
cntto u-', hrlug used ~ soap. That I'll ~:tst h
prevented h> th" u~" ~ prf'tr ugou- i as We'll nn
established rtcl that thrs can bee cured after their
establishment. The prrnclIHr which i now uuiNtr-
sally recognized. Ms received even brnr,' hr da,> OF
Irnncr. the di-r"vrr'r of the ya cnatiou IN l,. and
lts multiplied benefits cN,r since have received.
they drscrFcd. the attention ol thrmrdica faculty..
II was ia pursuit Of hj- branch ut The medical ,ci-
enrr that tr. l.. !. Clapky fortunately made the dis
coNtry III h~ prup}iaccnm. which. tor The pretrl-
non o NElIitr gouorrhca cancnr"u~ and ctltanrou~
di>rrdrr stands tnrNalcd fN any agent ia the iha--
mtcnpocH The effect If tins ugeui after CuHlunls
immediate and removes m" possibility uf n ruulrac-
ton of disease IT, huwevrr the disease has been con
tracrl. i j. useful IN nrutrtIlng the pusonou~
liunS which. 10y Absorption. produc" the horrl cun~o-
Qurn>rS known rs secondary >NphtS II has been
administered hy the Doctor ia mnm tpou~tud cases.
and he has lrt Ia tud il first ga which il ha. tul'd
10 SuhSerrr the purpu>r Tor " hch II udmu~lcf-
ed. l'rlcc. 50. Fan directions are attached taicIs
package. Ia cH~'.~ whore l'rurhncrum l. used g
CuratiNc Ur. t. !. CMlkay wlii turnsh gratis pre-
scriIaIon for his klnud Purifier.
All communications from the country, nddr'~Stf
~ To- nr. l. j. tlapkaA, san Franci~c" viii be- strictly
aud conddcutn,ly attended tp, and the remedies
with the greatest care and secrecy, Immediately dis
pachd, b! Express or Uthcr COW 10 their des-
tinaOn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

NDGIV ATE Medical oNcr-iundreds OF those who
have contracted disease disadpoinlel Of a
cure by not calling on Dr. Young at hr~t -" WIN
forfeit any sum ii he fails To cure ANY cas- mn may
,sp under his care ne matter how long Standing or
allicting such "a ulcers, tumorS nodes. hunrlcS.
pnulrS on the face ana body, pains in the bones ahd
uins wakcfulntss, trembling. copper c"lorrd sores
wasting Of the bones, emaciatlon loss of appetite
strength ond flesh IN the nose and ears loss OF
hair wpn< ewes itching humOrs, * Many persons
after being relieved Ct all eNterud appearances ct
private disease, suppose themselves cured. but her
A few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
ihcy find it impossible To relieve TO all who are AZ
nicled in this way. Dr. Young would prNcuiNly rec
ommrnd trial OF his skill. The symptoms with which
Won are troubled caused by tnints in the blood
which sooner later will destroy our health ana nap
pinrss NJ person who has ever had an attack o amy
private complaint should not fail toc"n-ut pr. Young
and take few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine. they rest assured that lhelr blood IS
In perfectly pure and healthy Condltirn and that
every trace of disease Is removed from the system
Recent cases cured in srom two To five days without
DIR j G. YOUNG.
Office corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo X cos. ofice hours from .
\. NJ, to +. VI.
Marysuiile June 10th. 1885,
ENR J. c. YOING-pEAR SIR:-Piea~e send me
Y D some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case | have friend here " no is troubled in exactly
the same way that was. He has nightly emissions
ringing acisc in his head, weak back loss of memory
and is generally debIiitated he j. discouraged AMI
has not confidence cn1ngh Ia enable him 10 call AMI
see yuu. | told him how was ana that ny friends
all said was in consumption AMI the doctors mp here
gave me up aud advised me to % home 10 die, but
instead OF going home called upon You, and here
am rs well n any ot them. and likely 10 live long
time vet wifi strenth enough 10 work with the strong
aSi of them Doctor viii send every one Ia you that
looks to me as though he needed physician II shall
Dot be my fault If any dies for want of medical
treatment. | will do all can to keep the afflicted
away from those pests Of society, yclcpi professors
and high sounding titled men who, # the facts were
known are men who left their country for their coun-
trv's good. Pubis this letter. doctor If you wish,
and hope some of those thar humbugged me, may
see il aud sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours, GEO. DANlDsON