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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-22
Later 1r Om Uiah--Arrivai O3Uol oncI
kaMos

We learn from the officers Of the John II.
Dickey, in this morning from the Missouri
river, with Leavenworth dates Of the l7thS
that Col. kane, the Peace Commissioner -
Was sent to Utah BY the President, srrivedst
Fort Lesvenworth, on his return, last SUM-
day. He was accompanied BY Mr.. Able Gill
bert, OF Weston, Mo. Col. Kane, We pre-
sumo, has dispatches for the Government
Mr.. Gilbert states that Brigham Young had
resigned the Governorship, and Col. Cum
ming was, at the latest dates, about thirty
miles from Salt Lake City, on his way thith-
Or. He was accompanied by about City Nor
mons and others. The Saints were dispers-
ing from the city and going to the country.
We loArn, also, that quiet has been re-.
stored at Fort Scott, in Kansas, and the out
tases have ceased.--[St. Louis News.
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as....sn.s WAsHrNofoH, May 10.
Az President has formally asked Congress
authority TO contracts loan Of $l5, 000,-
O0Ufor term Of mot exceeding ten years.
The Senate Committee on Finance has the
matter under consideration.
Mr.. Loring enters on his duties to-day %
Chief Justios Of the Court Of Claims.
The do6umsnts transmitted tho Senate
include = latter from Gen. CAss, Of May 10,
to Secretary Toucey, asking that vessel Of
war be sent 70 tho Cuban eoast, with instruc-
tions to render prompt profession to Amsri-
can vessels.
The Secretary Of the Navy wrote to the
President on the 18th inst, that the u. 8.
steamer Fulton had been ordered to to cruise
actively on the north coast Of Cuba, and to
take such measures - may DO deemed nscss-
sary to protest oil vessels Of the United
States. Orders have been given for the pre-
parasion Of the Savannah and the Dolphin
TO join the Home Squadron for the purpose
Of cruising in the neighborhood Of Cuba,
and that the Wabash, now fitting ont in New
York, had been directed to show her Gag 10
those waters, and to protect, as al ti1o,
the property Of American citisens.
Secretary Cass to Mr.. Dallas, May Nh.
says when Ill tho fasts have been ascerta1n
cd, proper representations viii bemads With.
out delay to the Government Of Her Majesty
against this search Of American vessels BY
thGavsl forces Of aRothag noner within the
oltorial jurisdiot The Gov
eminent of the Uni6e fGoS satis-
ned that the Govern19 that country
will adopt the most eiaciSds1 bans to protect
their vessels resorting to Spanish ports from
lawless violence. Such protection they are
entitled to, and II it 10 not secured elsewhere
1t must be found In the power Of our owr
country.
La r. Cass saIahe is not informed whethe
11N1 i15Nry wa1 6tained in consequence o
- pfoceeding9 against these vessels; /
there were, it 10 expected 1t will be mad
good by the Spanish Government, or b,
, means Of its intercession with the Govern
ment Of Great Britain. $50 fragrant out
have excited deep feehn Throughout tn
! country, and have attracted the attention O
both Houses Of Congress. Their continu
ancs cannot fail to produce the most seriou
!. kAfects upon the relations Of the two coun
les. Tho President confidently believes
Ne British 9ssk Geers, in the adoption O
- high hande bures, have acted with
out authority, 1A6aye mistaken the view
OF their Government; but it is not less du
to the United States that their conduct b,
disavowed, and that peremptory orders b,
= issued to prevent me recurrence of similar
4 prooen6ings. A. y
YoWwin communicable Earl Malmsbuiy
the reasonable expsql1on eegAbe Presidsn
IT, this subject shan - me immsdif
sSssntion Of her Brittanic MaJesty's Covers
ment, and that the officers sAosAave beer
d guilty Of those outrages sh6Il Nd prop
11rly responsible for their cou66e9s and tina
1900 Dcuniary losses have been sustained
- 6ested parties shall raeoir ~ con
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lIsnEer 90 Imputsc ID Laher.

~ NJ OF IN IN utsc 10 LAB ofs
Hunger is one Of the beni6cent and tori
ribls instincts. tits, indeed, the very IRE
Of life, underlying ell impulses to labor, and
moving man to noble activities by it, inpe-
rious demands. Look whore W may, We
see II ~ tho motive power which sets the
vast array Of human machinery iniaction. II
\ hunger which brings these stalwart nav
vsss together in orderly gangs TO cut paths
through mountains, to throw bridges across
Rivera. to interssct the land with the great
iron-ways, which bring city into daily COM
munication with city. Hunger 10 the over
seer Of those mon erecting palaces, prison.
houses, barracks and villas. Hunger sits
ct the loom, which, with stealthy power, 10
weaving the wondrous fabrics Of cotton
and silk. Hunger labors as the furnace and
the plough, coercing the native incidence Of
man into strenuous and incessant activity.
Let fsod be abundant and sasy Of ascess,
and civilization becomes impossible; for our
higher efforts are dependent on our lower
impulsss in an indissolubls manner. Moth
Ing but the necessity Of food will force man
to labor, which be hates, and will always
ayoid 80 possible. And although this
- obvious only when applied to the Ia
b6fing 49,, il 10 equally, though lees OBJ
viously Nhsn applied 70 ill other class
- Tor 10y Va al labor 70 gain 10
ne "a, aad the surplus Of food,
IA other mems labor. II, in
Hanger 10 seen TO be beni6oent
ineaaet, 81 another sense il becomes . de-
vouring flame, destroying Ill that 10 noble
10 man, subjugating his humanity, and ma
king the brute dominant in him, till finally
life itself il extingaishsd.
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Total, $l,552,287 l,775,l3
mime months Of the present year.

@Anson g. Phelps, Of New York, .
distinguised man Of wealth and member Of
- of Phslps, Dodge 4 Co., died sud-
the 18th inst.
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G. The people 1t St. Cloud, Minnesota,
have presented now prsss to Mrs. Swiss
helm, TO replace the one destroyed BY the
mob.
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Cold N MrssousI.-lt 10 said that gold
has been discovered on Cowan's Braneh Of
Grand river, In Gentry county, and that psr-
sons are digging tho dust at the rate Of sir
dollars day.
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rnoM HAVANA. .
ARRIVAL or THE BLACK WARRIOR

NHw YoRk, May 20.
{ n1aeonN Warrior from Havana the 18th
= 80 that part OF tbs ma
Itish cruiser had landed Of
ban ports, and ransaeked ~
/ e. in search Of Brasil negroes.
AainG Ahc port had been ordered
1Sana for trial for not resisting the inys-
SioK and insult to the Spanish Gag.
The ship Flora Temple and two foreign
ships arrived at Havana on the 18th with 160
coolies.
Sugars and Molsssss we're unchanged.
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=. -. - 4 g Q n.
ID Il N II i 3 II
90 TO DR.. hAsoH, whore you can GET the
bet Of work done without paying
Ill you have got for II, and
Whsrs yos caN havs ct n Tssth mSAs
tAat viii suit yow, scikk ewi hsviaG tAvss
Or four sets Ns0ds, and pe46NH
Jes tAsm ssek ltms.
He makes uss Of NJ bsst ssosk- Gold Plats
made from ths Coin.
he makes HE heavy.rim0od and heavy round
lining PlaAs-vs
His work nsed enly b. zen 70 b admired.
3; -As makes BIZ own spsstnsas.
kHCtNTLY PUbLlSHKD,
1s0Axkable Conventions and 1evAs
Val 1n0tAenso,
ACLUDIN0 - asssaae q ~ Rlss ard Rrs-
AeFses g ~ present vsaAulsl Great Awaksnins
Wn. tasaas, VIII = iatss6.ssiss y HAIRY Nod
-. 0sslases - hanAssos l3ns. vsluas.
III 4 oassses. tia psss., Review 4 asvival
iss n ~ La cseSssy Ossvasslsns Z 1n51aoi
Rsepens3 Revival lasidsats anA NassaHavn ~
~ lBsnRese Ct ~ 0reAe AWAksntne & 49,.
"1he Wses eaanat fail = y 80 n istsssst. -
A.ss "a: :: y.ss - =: .:.;s.. =
tine. IN. = .bhssrvs.
Il 80; = ~: :..s.' ''a''saa' =
ARrHuRs NV And srAurrYuL sronr.
Ehe 0AnA bue nos sDo 0eare: -
IlT1-salAiS or Jnssm Iosma.
rn..4x - 80. = g 1 d. .I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-22

B0p00llcan 6tato u
4 Rspsslisaa State Convention Will q
Iswa City. On Thursday, the l7th day aJuns,
1855, for the purpose Of nominating Secretary,
Asditsr, Treasurer Of State and Attorney asnsssi'
aad for the Raassctiso Of sueh other business -
may b. deemed necessary BY the Convention.
The ratioof representation Of each county viii
y one delegate for every one hundred Republican
vots. and an additional one for every fraction over
ATTY the vote for Governor At the last State cleo
tion being the basis Organised counties with lsss
than one hundred Republican voters win be enti-
lied each to one delegate.
S. J. Kraxvoop, W. II. FAaxKR,
W.P.CLAnK, H. PRlcH,
II. OCoxnoR, G. D. WooDxH,
Dies Moincs, Jan. ~, IS. Committee.
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. = AND TT TN z 1AILn OAD
O4 CANADA.
~ADKLI0HTYUL . ROMANTIC ROIyrr-m

~ Cal ADAs
~ADKlI0ATYUL ROMANTIC ROUTE
Ynon rms wnss -
6oston, NsD Fork, oad tAs Eastsyw Hyetn
W ~ htcAtess csssvsi, 0ssss Wsssvr.
Os1sssbsssA EUasss casssi, so
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passssssss ~ this Sosts have n oppssss.iay a
whiting sens Of the erAndsst asl nase w.
dssfsl sesaeT5 IN The world, tnsla1ias TbsseSe.
Niagara Fsts, Svepsmsen bridge. MssassI 1890.
AapS1s 81 az o. LSevsncs, ossese. Nsstrsss WANs
Asssfstss ~ 7sSsssv Ridge, (sssyiv M stles e
isaSfA), lAks CAs1pfsts, Ysis ~ Nsssnsseuel.
H.Ssss Ats~, Nc., ne.
:. Q. - after Nay l. Isss, baggage viii h
ohesks1 IhrougA from Chicago.
The AamnssA Steamship
l. = VIA r n An.
or -, 500 TONS AND TOO YR4T LONG
II andss soatsast 70 this CoApan for oas o. nore
trips 70 Portland this ysas. fosrists' psturr
tickets from Chicago to the psiaeipel tsvns q
karope will SHORTLY b issUsd. Tickets fron ChI-
Mgo Tor q points East, also for ths Lsviathea. g
for the y. 81. 8. Co. Z ships, can b ob4aine1 Fl
the Oocs Of the 0rand Irunk Raiirssd, No. S0
Dearborn street, Chicago.
J. wARRAcH.
Agent Of Grand Trunk h. h. Co., Of CaaaAa.
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a An article in the Washington Uaion
6snissabat II. Kane has any authority as
CoaniaGioose 70 arrange Utah matters.
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ma or Taney.

edgs fancy in delivering We opinion Of
1hs United States Supre9s Csurt on the
Dre1 1T case, sssays the M. Evening Post,
obse1s14 that - the time Of the rssolubion
and Ok ~ letlnation of the present f0dssal
govssnnea BLACK men were universally ~
garded = having no rights which white mes
were bound TO respect.
On the other hand, Bancroft, whose his
torical investigations have been far more
thorough, does mot hesitate to remark in his
account Of the battle of Bunker Hill, pub
lishsd since the announcement Of the Tired
Scott opinion a. follows:
sNor should history forget = record that,
- in the army at Cambridga, - In this sal-
liant band, the free negroes Of III eolony
had their representatives. Far ~ rieht Of
free negroes TO bear arms 10 thopahlic de-
Tense was at that day tl775l - Little dis
puted in New England - their ofHxa RIoHrs.
They took their place not in separate corps,
but in the ranks with the white men, and
their names may be read on the pension rolls
OF the country side BY side with those Of
other soldiers Of the revolution. - vi. VII.
Chapter xxx, page 42l.
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Ce.PaPsneFsAip Nosice.
II p. GRAY 4 X. 4. SMITH hsve this da1
\. formed . partnership in the Carpsntsr sn1
Baiiding business In all its branches, spase ~
arm name and atyls u Gray 4 Smith. They VI
b found on Fifth street, between High and Mo-
gan, who're they will Be happy 10 receive the Or.
ders Of their friends and the public.
may1; '5sd6m
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lIxoroN TxRRIroRY. - The Puget
q Herald gives gloomy picture Of non-
UBssfvancs Of Sunday in Washington Terri
tory. 1t says: "With Us there 10 NO DAY.
aufn3 We may except the professor of 70
and he but too often makes his visit
i settlements, for the purpose Of uniting
worship Of God, subserve his worldly
- BY the Transaction Of business which
csrtaialy could ~ we'll be performed on any
other day Of ~ week"
NJ - Herald " April Och confirms the ac-
sounts = desertions fron lhearmy for -
NfNsas river gold diggings.
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C~unsy Csnven,sen.

The Republicans Of Lee County will meet in
Cosnty Convention At Charleston, on Saturday, the
III day Of June next, for the purpose Of appoint
Ing delegates to attend the Republicaa State Con-
vssfion to Be held 81 Iowa City on the 18th day Of
Jsas nsxs, to nominate An Attorney General, Sec
ssGsry, Asditor and Treasurer Of State, Register
II State Land Okoe, and Commissioner Of Des
Meinss Land improvement; and also, 70 appoint
delegates 70 the Congressional Convention to NOM
inAts Republican candidate for the First Con-
6fssaional District Of Iowa.
PHILIP vEILE,
Chm. Rep. Cen. Com. Of Lee County.
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,.,. %.

CoNrMUsros wirH0 BLAyEani,
but in fact, Constitution and Dsry,
whichever way they should vote.
Mr.. English's plan Of submisainn i . lit
tie ,s different, but With the same =.
"LASD GRANT AND SLAVE SrArr !"
OR,
"No LAND GRANT AND SLAVE TERRirogY, -
but Slavery 1t all hazards.
"Shall you have the buzzard aud l the
turkey, or l have the turkey and Won the
buxxard s''--[A Akron Beacon.
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Why may thsre not be another Homer,
an other Milton, another Shakespeare, anoth.
Or Jesus Christ?-( Ralph Waldo Emerson.
We don't think Il worth while TO say Why,
bat II any inquisitive critic should ask why
there might not be another Euerson. be
would probably answsr himsslf By saying
that nature exhausted her stock OF blasphe-
nous audacisy in making the 6rst. Louis
Vile Jour.
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MAN AND HoxsEs DRowNED.-About nine
O'Clock on Sunday morning last, German
BY the name u John Nippcr, in the employ
Of Sir. Joseph Sawyers Of this place, drove
into Devil Greek Eve miles below here. on
bis way home from Pennington, with two
horses and wagon, loaded with coal and the
Western mail. The creek was raging high
from the heavy rain Of tho previous night,
and the mad current swept driver and horses
down TO watery death. After tho water
had spent its fury the body Of she drowned
man was recovered, and also tho wagon ma
harness. The mail bag having been preyi-
ousiv picked FROM the wstc- w sc.rc r.s-sn-.
residing in the vicinity Of the disaster. The
horses nor belonged b s.-IFors Madison
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ca The fourth ward, New York, which
has inst excluded the Bible from its schools,
cast 2, IL votes for Fernando Wood 70 525
Tor I'll others, and every fourth house in the
ward 10 grogshop. gaming house Of brothsl,
:rs sonaa arc IL slxaa
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Ao9tlm0e Roto0t Champion Eh4Qs
Erect nafoo.
NINTH HALLS PATENT POWD1R-Pl0OH
w LOCKS, the Same that we're svafded sspa-
rate nsdals % II works. Fair, LonAea. 1871,
and the Werld1 Fair New York, 1855, aad ass the
only American 6a4es that we're awssdaA ns1ab -
London worlds Fair.
These Safes form the most psrf4et eessrity
against Fire and Burglar, sfaay bA1s svss eGassd
y The pueie, and 90 saly b AsA Il III suhessi.
ssss aad their sgsats, wAe hats a hanA and naks
r. order al kinds Of Belse aaa Chilled ISsn nank
Chests aad vaalss. vsslt Doors, And Msasy nena
- Chsets for Broken ,Jswslsss ~ PsisAss Iani-
liso, for Plaas, Diamoads aad other vaIuahlsey-
An1 ~ slso PatMtsss ~ psreAAss) al nsas-
fssssssrs Of JONES PAT1NT FORMULATION
BANK LOCK.
SC. HERRING 3 CO..
Ms. 81 Broadway, cor. 1aSray-sk.. \. r.,
Aayledln Opposite ~ City Hall.
EXAMINATION OF T8AO01Uo.
A Ii p6rsons vishing OsstiAsat1s Il lksir snali-
~ asatioas = Tsashsss u Commcu Gehocls n
this county, ass requested % pesesne SAensslvss
Tor sxaminatioa Of The
CeAtrAl Rubalc DeAooa MouAo.
n The City Of Keoksk, erkxnosday anA Wsdnee-
day, the 36tA and NTH al Dlay.
o'clock p. =. Jun a. MUM,
County B.psriatsadsat Il Osnnea SeAsols.
Nay Z, y0-@1w
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How TEE LsconProN OoNsrrfu1 m
ArrTsD TO SnR PxoPLx.--Jo ha
Calhosn's mode OF submitti II ~
swindIs TO vote, We TO De- ~ -
to ssy-- .saSS. 'ss VS., g
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Rorwellss Assan nag 0onuH0c10YT.
Mes. -. - ssd ~ wabash Avsass,
u AND SACKS Il every dssnip1ioe ~
~ variety, f1niaAsd upss ~ shsrtese netIss.
end printed With appsepslass Drasds.
Weh41AV4O pronYietar.
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rra.er,sR,ver GsiA Dieginss.


The Oregon papers, BY late mails, are filled
with accounts Of rich gold diggings on Fra
ser's River, in that celebrated strip OF coun-
try between fifty -four forty and fight" over
.uhieh Mr.. Folks Administration backed
ln 70 forty-nine and surrendered TO the
~. -
! 81: understood 81 ~ IlssA 4.
tD1s through alargssecps q 1t1I Itory from
lsssw's River to Fort Oolville on both sides
o. 90 boundary line between the Ans3ean
and leitish possessions. |. is Represented
hat persons are making from ten to fifty
dollMe - - The Hudson's Bay Oompa-
ny n a hundred and ton pounds
Of goI1 d6Se from some struggling Indiana.
The news spread rapidly, and lsmbsrnsn,
coal miners, United States oeldt sann -
pie generally were deserving tier osSiGiyG.
tions and Fastening to the gold mines. The
vessels from California are also crowded
with passengers for the same destination.
The treaty gives the British Hudson Bay
Company entire control Of the navigablc riv-
ers in those regions, and ii is probable they
may SEQ proper TO exercise supervision over
them il it be thought for their interest to do
20.
There are also reports that new and rich
mines have been discovered in Carson Val.
ley. Rumors were also afoat Of valuable
discoveries on Bravo River, q few miles from
Los Angeles.
OHEoos IrKxs; - The Republican State Con-
vention which met At Salem on the End oil
April, had made tho following nominations
For Governor-John Denny.
For Representative in Congress r
Mcbride.
For Secretary Of State--Leander Holmes
For State Printer-D. W. Craig.
For State Trcasursr--E. Z. Apologize.
The news from the mines near Fort, Col
VIE was very favorable. Xs
The small pox was raging among ths Flat
head and Mes Psrcss Indians, hundreds 0
each having died OF it.
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ny ~ 2. Cong. Com.
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NAIL RosBEa ARREsrEp.--A young man
- che name o. William Manning ~. A.
rssted = Wayne county and taken to St.
Lonis. tho other day, on charge Of robbing
~ GATED States mail. There 10 no doubt
Of his guilt, but the extent Of the robbery
has mt bssn ascsrtained.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-27

EDHARD PICKETT, Jr.,
i son street Midway ths Post OaHos Bansins.
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TTORkEr At law, ana General Corec4sr for
n West Tesnes &c Onco on ssaerson street Psst
Onee Bzti1i seps
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THE0D0Re Q. COVE.

A TTORNET At Law. Memphis Tenn Onos
n hsin street N ereenaw's Bsildisg, btween Union
sad Gsysso str-ets u1v3-fIy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-27

WILLIAM REMEDY, il.
TTokHH1 AT LeW-0mse aver 6svoso Bank BuIlc-
a Ing ksaleoO street, Memphis. Tenn nyis-Iy
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7. R RoBEhrs, ssrIefs,y
ApprOvtd. W DENVER, Gore nor.
- IN. Newport Nerc.rv vas one hundr.

RT The Newport Mercury vas one hundred
Yeats old last Saturday. lI entered upon its
second century with a new dress, and other ev-
idences Of prosperity. in early life it was
published BY James Franklin, an elder brother
Of the Doctor afterwards by Mrs. Ann
Frsnllir, his Dotber; next b. Solomon South
WICK, Mrs. Frssklin's son-in-law in 1880 by
Henry Barber; then by r ssrsiner s. Barber;
then by Wm Barber then by hn II. (; then
BY John H & Son then by Lee Birb'T, who
died in harness in 1850. The paper remained
in the Barber family upwards Of seventy v'ar'.
It is now published by F. A. Pratt & Co., 10
very handsomely printed on patent rylind
press, and is-ably edited BY George c. M sop,
Esq
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is closed simply with the remark that the "loss
of life was imms mss, % but that no means can
be found BY which It ean be sscertained.
We repeat again, that OF the various disss-
ters involving the loss OF few lives only We
have been forced to omit from want Of space.
OF these, exclusive of those we have referred
to, there bsve been 223 disasters upon the Wee
tern wsters, BY explosion, burning, sinking o.
collision, by which there was also oeeasion.r
a loss Of life to the amoust Of more than 1900
lives-showing a most fearful record for The
contemplation Of those who will in their MINDS
eye take into consideration the agony and sUf.
fering Of dying moments such as are to be en-
amid horrors of ere and steam, when
bex ond the reach Of buunsn aid
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Drs. Brock & Spiegel

TArg assocsted themselves fo- the purpose cf p-s--
IL tcing medic IL all CHRONIC diSen-es- We
zo- @ the attention a iaTeiis te the nunernos
cures Ne hsvs 3 4 are making In Memphis, among
whIch WI found Cancers, rnznenfy cured without
Tia Of cAUsrIc KNIFE. Ola Sores ScrOfulAs
whits sveI.ng Syphilis Drupsey GrEvel. Rheumzisul,
Dyspspsis Liver Lungs Eyes, and every varety Of the
dissa es Of the womb rsdicsay cured.
DR d. $. BROCK
has Devoted uuch time and exp-na n collecting at the
vslssbls medical experercs ano pts that exitec
With TIE North and Sozfh AUerioan Indians inc udnE
tn PARICA of the Tnchso. II hshue, and The Malay
Te-1s-uns IA o. ne dsaranz, Of Surabays with tn
pr1ctac1i nsdcsl froE-ze Of Eve thouAEnd b0tan-
tcal Plants. Bark, n ofs sna herbs
Those vhfag 70 svsn thems -Tee 0f the services Of
Or Brock informed tsat his stay IN Memphis viii
sllrlited e iris sumue-.
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