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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-22
aKo. c. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BARCLAY
ESTABLISHED IN IS48.

ESTABLISHED In Is46.
BANKING HOUSE OF
q Il OK q r &. A ID R N X q q.
I HAVE this day admitted ~ = partner in the
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, thereafter, will be conducted under the firm
andstyle Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON l. 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses lit not
the ohest) in Iowa, the new firm solicits sontin-
uance Of former patronage SO Iberauy extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
ner viz
RErERExcxs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, La nier h Co., Bankers,
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bsnk, Chicago.
Hoffman 6elpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore d Brothsrton /" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., - Louisville.
State Savings Institution, ST. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. ], IS. GEO. @. ANDERSON
jan5d
WIN. THOMPSON Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF MAIN ana second sts..
kEOkIk .......................lOWA A.
Nov. 8, 5s-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-22
NHICACO AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD LINE.

OOnly one change Of cars between Chicago and
Cincinnati. Passenger Trains leave the dt Central
Depot, foot Of Lake street, Chicago. Patent Sleep
ing Cars ON Night Trains. Condensed Time Table.
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A MONTH OF ABsESCE-A NEW SENSATION
sroRr.-The following story is tod in letter
from New York city to the Philadelphia Sun
day Dispatch, By Knickerbocker" We be-
lieve it to be sensation hoax, made out Of
tie solid. If not, who is the party
Apr0PoS Of missing things a capital incl
dent recently occurred here which is felicitou =
~ illustrative OF what sometimes becomes of
tne missing people We so often "read about
IS other places beside .'pic:er books" GER
tain celebrated deacon Of a church. (no matter
about hiS Danel a well-to-do, reputab ex-
eruplary gentlemen, the idol OF his church and
thc praise Of his neighborhood sud !enIv turned
up missing from his residence over in viii
ilamsbuTg. His family we're in despair. His
daughters ran shrieking from house to house.
Ills widow advertised him in The Herald.
The church con lO!cd with bis relatives The
pulpit made touching illusions TO his great
worth. But be could rot be found. Nothing
f1r mouth could be heard OF him. At tie
end OF that period and just Us the widow was
taxing out the necessary papers as executrix
to his estate, he walked one fine morning right
lntD bis own house, and took his seat at bis
own tr'akfsst table. But, oh ho. changed
he seemel-that missing one. His face ras
Paie and thin, As though he had been living on
bread ani water. HIS mouStacb, beard and
Nhiskers we're all gone. He was clean shaved A.:
nay, even his hair looked like llOtspur's stub
ble-held at harvest time, il was 50 abbrc.
waited HIS story was a short as ais locks
lie had visited New York, and unfortunately
he tasted tempted by I" Satan in lovely
gIiSe } little 100 much eIH de rie A puss.
al arre5t-a conviction and sentence under an
assumed n1me fJll0wed. lie went TO the
To'mbs for thirty days, and had jest been lib
Grated. The whole story is strictly inhibited
o'er the riycr, and Only tell it in confidence
to you ny good friend Despatch, because I
EES" your discretion, and the fact may afford
SOD Soiation hereafter 70 many bosom in an
gl.sh about missing people"
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AVOIDING The SMALL Pox-A highly re-
spectacle lady, Wbo was afflicted with a nervous
anxiety about small POx, says the Buffalo
Courier, chanced to live in the vicinity Of one
OF the two or three fItal cases that have occur ed
in the city within as many months Hearing
that the funeral of the deceased patient was
to takc place on a certain day, she,yssolyed On
temporary heSira from the ne;ghborhcod.
Shs ordered her carriage accordingly and drove
on But scarcely had she proceeded far enough
to feel consciousness Of safety in remoteress
from the infected district, before she encoun-
tered the very funeral which had been the
object Of her terror. As luck would have il,
whether from awkwardness or the conta-ion
OF panic, the cOachman, in his efforts to .,
away, drove directly into the procession, ard
finally managed to entaDgle the wheels of the
carriage with those of the hearse.
Here was a situation too shocking TO contem-
Plate. The lady was not accoutrcd for pedes-
tran exercise, and fighting s,med impossible.
Inc embarrassment she experienced in this
dilemma, is indescribable. But relief came
last, as IL always does, when affairs are at
their worst; the carriage was extricated and
the fugitive In frantic retreat The coachman
was assIiled with running accompaniment of
orders, 10 drive rapidly, and turn every corner
he came to, In order to escape as squickly as
possibie from tho sight and scene cf danger
This he did, and had accomplished the circuit
OF Il half dozen blocks, when once again he found
himself charging at full tilt upon the very pro-
cessiOn that he was instructed to avoid The
quick eye Of the lady caugh sight Of the dreaded
object, and her feelings may be imagined
1t seemed as if the very finger Of fate was
pointing her on to destruction There was no
use in struggling against destiny. The danger
was already incurred. The infection had doubt
less done It's work. Nothing remained but as
I " as possible TO mitigate effects. So, reckless
o! consequences, she told the coGchman to drive
o. IN search of her physician. Having sue
cteded in her quest, she took the man of Inedi-
he into her carriage, and conveyed him 70
ner mouse. Here she underwent the yaccipatipg
process with exemplary patience and rc.igna.
tion. At last accounts the brachial puncture
had healed And ever since the dreadful ex.
Posure was encountered, the lady bad been as
Tree fr lm small pox as you or |, and no dou bt
would have remained so even if she had neg
lectcd the precaution which was very properly
and prudently taken.
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70 CuRE CoSsuaPTIOS Halls Journal of
Health. foT February, has an admirable article
showing up some Of the new cuIss for consump-
tioD The article concludes with the sensible
remark, that the best things to take In any and
alt cases OF ofconsumption are exercise substantial
food, and out door air in large but due proper
tions; aud that without these no case of consump-
tive disease has ever been successfully Treated by
any man, living or dead.
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rUlHE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR
THE Arr

TRIFSENAR-Protectedb by Royal Letters Pat
ent OF Eng and. and occurred by the Seals Of the
Ecole de PhaImacie de Paris and the Emperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. is invaluable for relaxation, spermstorrhes,
and phys cal exhaustion. and 10 a tonic.
No. 2 completely eradIcates sll traces Of those
diseases that have been treated by the nau-
No. has entirely supp lsnted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing all the impurities and roofing out
the venom of disease. -,
TRIESEMAR, NO. 1. 2, and s, are prepared II the
form of lozenge, devoid Of taste or smell, ana oan
be carried In the waistcoat pocket. FOLD IN TIN
CASES, AND DIvIDEDIHT SEPARATE DOS Is ee eamln-
istered by Nslpeau, LaiIemsn, ROun, kIcord. &o..
10 prlce IS each. or four cases IN one for IS,
which saves IS; and in y cases, whereby there 10
sayIns of Sa To be had. who esaie and retail, Of
Dr BARROW:l57 Prince street, New Yort. Inn
med atsly on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow will
forward the Triesemar to any part Of the world.
securely packed. and addressed socordlng 20 the in
stTu c:iols of the writer. de 4-srn
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Nisce,lanosla
IL BALTIMORE

-. - BALrlAoEE6sc E6cs HOSPITAL,
s.nsSS a.. % 1's:S g. Sss stsstS ~ sSd Only Easea
plsEAsEs OF INPkUDEEcB.
hAi NO gauE pELIcAor rEEvEsT.
c'RE wAkkANrED OR NO cHAses IN rvo
ns,. sns "a tn SsSt s.e,sr.
DEBILITY DJp..y LsSsoar Low SPARTA
Srrs Dmhsss Of ss o. s a. -. Ss rmlay fr..
OF Ear Aeesi,on. Of th. LslEs stoa .oh or
s.eits CT YOath-those DTesdful and D..tsueaS ps
VI render Marriage iHPossibs and destroy both Bosy
YoUSe MEN
Nat dreadful aud destr habit Annually .r
exalted brilliant t.ll.ct who might
ave listening senstss with the thundsrs
full confidence ~' ' 0- ''a
MARRIAeE
MAEETrD PRISON. Young On mt np.tiur N.rrt.x.
:" are o. weakness, organic debility. defornf
He who himself unaer h. care OF Dr. J. NAV r.l,s
rusly oonhde in hs honor gentleman eoDndsnty
OFFICE No sotTa FREDERICK STREET.
the FAII name and nunber Lsttst,
must be aid and c, nt,is a sismP.
from ons Of TIE mcst eminent coll.se- stsiss
aud & < ester Of those life hes hos.
Pit,ls Of Len PArs Ph Iah.irhiA ard m srs has =.
Known many troubled Win rnEug me bead aud ears
when ss,eeI; eat reTvousne.s b d-rmed at sudden
tn's With dersnsene eat Of mind cured nmsdisssy
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young Men and others y red tkemseives bv
certain practice INDUCED when Frequently
esrnsd tom evil ooDpsHi school s6eots of
'ers marriage impossible destoys both mind np6
body, should apply & msdiGte,y.
1HrsE of cad melancholy effects prodnced
by early habs youth yiz weakne-s Of ths B.et sns
Lnhs Parr N the Head, DmIe Sight Loss OF nusou
Hr r. ZION 81 M 9s.It pTsR psy Nervous Ir
Debility Symptoms Of Consumpt,sr, Ae.
the uuch N n.
dreAsedo.s Memory CoDfSs.n Of Ids.s D-prsssion
sprts, Eii forb dTgs self trust
duoed.
SEKysus DEBILITY -Thousands what IA IN.
cause Of their declining bestb osns ygor becoming
sbOut the copsh symptoms
DISEASES Ot IMPKUDENCE
when TIE misguided aud inprEceIt . peasurs
snis he has inbibd ts sufui e.se n too
often Happens that n-tiEei Of dread of
ueters I'M from applying 70 those who. from edu
cation aud re-peotstS, alone befri nd him
into The hAnd= Of isnorLut aud desgBiug
Incapable Of curing Gch bis pecunATy keep h
riuhS onth altar month long tie smallest
be obtained and In despair ruined halt ~
sish over has CALLING appointment blythe thst
ofis terrible dssae surhss Hectons Thro.s
Nose skin &c Prosr.sshg with Tightfu rspidy tl des
that undiscovered country whose traveler
DR. JOHNSToS's REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAENEss
AND IMPOTENCY.
Byts and remedy organs
ire speedily cured and f vor restored Thousands OF the
most and de6itsed, who had lost gil hs.
'een imn ediately relieved
inI Marriage Physical or Mestsl DI.qus
eniSAng and Wenkness k1hAuson OF the fesrfui
nd sediiy cured
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS
THE NASY THoUsAss cured this within the
at seventeen ana the
81 papers many persons notice. a
ghl have appeared again the Do bile
ityis sufncient guarantee 10 the afflicted 2S-ly
% q -, -
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS,

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Jlr, H. I851
SEALED PROPOSALS WI he receIv ed at this de-
fa!tment until nine O'Clock n. m. the 2jin day of
April next. for furnishing for four years from the
hrst day ot July next, suoh quantities and at such
times as msy he required ard ordered for tie snTy-
lce mail bags OF the following desc-i7t on to W.T.:
CaHras Mail Bags or Sacks.
size No l-t43 inches in length and 62 inches in
cEclH:er to be made Of outtGn Canvas weigh
ing az east hiiesn ounces 10 the yard 'f22 Inrhes
posed of Ave yards each N0'-'
SIze N".2-t4I inohes IN length and zs inches In
ORC inference t0 ho mFdo OF cotton lanvls sigh
ing at lsast fourteen nunces to the y- n 45 inches
wldtl t2e thTra OF the warp and 1T to be COM
poset of four yarns eaoh.
SlZe Ne. 81 inches IN length and s8 inohes in
orcUmlnreEcer) to be inside of onttan canvas weigh
Ing At least eight Ocnces to the yard Of - inches
width the threads of the warp and wef. 10 be co,a-
posed OF three yarns each.
The canvas bags of sizes numbered and 2 are 70
re made Tlth tab!lng or hem the top of two
Inches wide, upon whlcha csnt number st least
ten To the former aad eight TO the latte OF ct
holes are 70 be wrought; ard tIey to he provided
with s0oi AMI Gilclent herp card 10 lace and tie
them strongly. AL are To be well marked lnsia
and outside, ~. Mail" IN large and distinct
letter..
Leather and CanTas NAL POucheS.
S!Z LA IN iar0 u, eu i.
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III The Committee Of the Rev Theodore
PaTker's Society have extended TO Ralph Waldo
Emerson a call to occupy the pulpit for the next
sir months, in the absence OF Mr.. Parker.
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EXTENsIVE AssORTMEN7

EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE. At PRIVATE SLLR.
The subacTiber having completed his assortment
OF urniture, would respectfully AszxA
invite sua the ,Ss c1eRs 1sSC Of =, Wsshns
sxa6ine his stocE. for II them @ 8 1'E'a.asss
selves, consisting of
Fine IahoEanJ, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
robes.
Fine Mahogsny, walnut, and ChorrJ, jenny LIND
and ether Bedsto8ds.
Fine Walnut and osewood Etrgcrcs, Lxdics' Cab
inets and W hatnots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solid OAK Marble top and other Cottage Cham
bcr Sets.
Fine Mahogany snd Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and SIdebooIds.
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs Of cverJ descrip-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
Chlna, Glass, and ETockery Ware, Looking
Glasses, DO.
Ny purpose is to sell as cheap any other person
in Washington, and on as favorable terms /; and
Halter ny self that no person wishing to purchase
will be dis:r pointed if they give me call.
A. GREEN.
"a ls-n No. SIS 9Th street.
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MI TEETH.

III. LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor ard ratentee
oil the Mineral Piats Tsefh. attends per->S
soray 81 EIs Office in this city.
MANY persons can wear these Teeth vhoSE
cannot wear others and no person can wear otbar,
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodates
with any style and price of Teeth they NAV desIre
but 10 those who are particular and 81 the puresr
c!esEest, strongest, aud most perfect dentnre that
I'll can produce, the Mineral Plate will be move
fully warranted, @-S
Rooms IN this city, Ss6 Penn avenue hetreen 9th
sHd leth strects; also, gu Arch street Phiadelpbis
geol-Iy -A.N@pHio'
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EDUCATIONAL.
AN Opportunity presents ltsef TO parents for
having the education of their sons completed in
Europe. The director Of gym asium (public
schOol) of the largest town IN Swltz rIand is dis
posed to receive into hIs family youag American
gentlemen, ana to direct their studies. This swiss
town offers great fsci ties for attaining psrfeoIoL
in the different branches of education, ard the hig
standing of the tutor guarantees the moral and ply
ioal " eli beng of the pupil.
III For details ard terms apply by letter to Box
No, lq Star 0f1cs. in n 2avSws
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nPFICIAN AND OCULI.T.-Dr. WOLFSON
~ 9th St., 90 ner of Pa. avenue, oonlin-
ues to furnish all requiring them With sNnHS\
his celebrated Venezuelan and Brazil SRSSw
ian CRYSTAL SPrGTACi.ES and S
EYE GLASSES, which gained the
highest Prize the " or o's Fair. Many thousands
have tried them. No charges,to his customers for
consultations as an ocuIist. The repuia ion Of hi.
Glasses to remedy pear-slghtedness, falling sight
from the approach of age, or from increasing ca a.
ract Il O., is universally established throughout Eu-
rope as well as The United States. Has charges are
extremely moderate de I3- -M&TH. SIN
4 OOk Ar YOUR HANDS AND EEEr.-Al
Ia IN want OF GLOVES or HOSIERY aro--
earnestly requested 10 call and EXAMINE one, ,MN
OF the largest and finest stocks in Washing jllls,
ton comprising every quality and sty le, just H III
imported 10 my order. Call and look, If you
do not wish To purchase, at
HOPKINS'S Unrivslled Bazaar,
corner Of 9Th st. aud Pa. sy.,
no ~ eof bet. Brovns' and National hotels.
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DR s.rPPpEErN + = Tis J r Y.
., pFrIcZ No. 477, THIRTEENTH STREET.
fouT Doors SOKth Of PeRFsysuaata Arsnrs


oFvIcg No. al, THIRTEESrH STREET,
foW Doors SOFIA Of Penns syEUaalG Arenrs,
Dr., BAILY bors leave to inform the public that
ne can be seen at al hours, at his ofice,~
experence Of fifteen Years practice, with SO1fr
Gs i !sTss I9mSe, OF tatIents and sIeat variety Of
otherwise Teating 10 TIE Teeth. Hrs own exSs3 o.
the profession, and sspecai.y Drs BaTrs and ! ard
<. Parmly, has LED him, long since, to discard Al
EnoInes. Gutta Percha India Rubber and CerSsni, E
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth and
reliable substance that &C. he worn N the m NTH as
was mott orcrsIve,y shown bJ the last American
Although he fatsers himself from his long resi-
senoe & and ?. practice IN Washington he is fayOrsbIy
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
oTfkis city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILI: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem for you personally, and my oonh-
executed for me have been highly satisfactory. /
hope that yon Hlay receive the patronage from my
,Elends rH and The pubc that Jorr skill 80 well de-
Washington, Aus. iSsIss'" S. las. uJa.M. FRENCH.
Frcv, or. Of tbs oldest .tr=z, IN BoI.sn.ors-
M'ssrs. Bogss, Cotman Co.
NJ havlns employed Or. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
Important and difficult Piecs Of work which he did
o8 Or nT f Gs fF9 z y1 ofhs fact thai
tai College of Baltimore fail cd, G or ed trials
TO perform She ssEe work sfectorilJ IL gives me
great pleasure 10 express my entire coGfdence ard
hiEh estimation OF his professional skill.
Baltimore, ism. Il, 1857. RARMANN ROG6S
Esfrei: fYers g Rots rseuosd from. tAs Iats Hos.
Jebs NJ. Clayton.
U. s. Senate, Aug. 1s. 1s5s.
Eho tecth you insoe Tor me work admirably; lo-
thIns cCCiG 10 better. NeTJ gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maladies OF the
teeth, can cheeTf1ly recommend Dr. :. Bsy as
superior dentist. He made @ set of porcelain teeth
Tor Ons of ny family and plugged several teeth for
nrsei, and the Work has g.! stood well for more
Aprlll9, 1855. Va. Conf. II. Z. Church south,
We. the undersigned, having hsd occasion to avail
ourselves OF the Professional skill OF DIR. =. BaIly,
surgeon Dentist OF this city. having been oogni-
SAINT OF his operations our tam friends take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, as well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations In Dent6l Surgery, ard respectfully
recomm end him to the confidence and patronage of
the publIc, OF which We consider nm eninently
worthy.
THOMAS U. WALrTR. Architect u. 9. Cspitol,
B. :. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of G georgetown, ID. G.
N. =. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. G,
Jos II. BRADLBy, of Washington, ID. G.
GEORGE WALTON, Ey- Governor cf Florida.
WALTER LRNox, Er- Mayer of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. s. Fatont Once,
q. q. WIeHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
febao-tf
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NJERY FINE WATCHES.-I have now In store
a lot of yer. superior GOLD and Sill e
YER WATCHES, ard with large add "a
tIonal stock this day received, must he run EN 4
of. / will therefore Offer them very cheap, <ka.2f
at S38 Penn, avenue.
ia 81 H. O. HOOD.
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VA l. T. " tt N f g.
' SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES,

COMICAI. VALENTIN ES.
Just received at SHEPhERD'S. corner of 7th
and ID streets from Europe, the most bsaut,fu as
sortment OF VALENTINES ever offered in this
CITY.
TT We invite tbs admirers Of the beautiful to
Gail and examine. TIE trade supplied on liberal
foC
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A VAN CAMP,
Has returned to the city and resumed I'M. sr.o
tee. A e r.so
Operating Rooms and Re.Idence-<n1 FG@
street. between 9Th and 7th, four doors from >Jlro
Post ufhcr. 80
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H. DENTISTRY IMPROVED
Elk. MUNSON Is now setting Teeth on Vulcs1
its combining the irresistible sdvantsges
oI cheapness, Durability, usefulness and IN ~
creased comfort. Those having badly htt- -S-IS3Jb
ing pates % now he guaranteed perfect ht. Teeth
mounted on VnIoanIte will cost third less than
sold ana are far superior IN eYery respect CAL
and see sPecimsns at SSs Pennsy vsnia avenue,
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THE PEOPLES COFFEE POT.

i
Lovers of good ccfse. cal! and exemne this Gel
ebratet article. IL the only Coffee Pot in
vented that preserves the pure of the bevy,
and ~ the same time is very ccoHomcai, requiring
OEly two tbIrds the quantity of cctee used IN the
ord nv ~ mode of boiling For sale the Plumbing,
Gas Fitting and Stove Establishment of
CELADuN SNYDER,
ian next TO Star (tffIoe
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Bertjst-5, &c

n, DENTAL NOTICE.
Xxx. HILLS has removed his Office to the room,
long occupied by Dr.. Mslstsr, (5S Pern..
avenue between nth and 10th sts whereAS
ne VIII be pleased 10 SO. all who nav desire OSSIc
MS seTVlces. or professional ability en- kiad,,
permitted to refer TO Dr. Master. ias
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ID MUSICAL LINSTRUCTION.
i ROF. JOHN f.. SCHEEL, Organist and
Teacher Of A. usIo, continues to give lessons ~
either to single pupils or classes In Vocal ortsaE
Instrumental Muslo-the Organ, Piano. Me >sx-
lodeOn. DO. His terms are Reasonable and accom-
modatin ng, and his attentions assiduous. tie will
with pleasure refer ali interested TO the best music
erences in Washington CITY to the success OF
his system Of teschns and the progress made BY his
numerous resident pupils. He can he seen either
by Inquiry al the Music Depot corner OF llth street
and Penn. avenue or at his residence, No 81 Penn'
avenue, near the Circle. u aNIm
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nUPDNT'3 OE
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and packages.
All OF the above will be sold ct manufacturers
prices. and delivered free OF charge to 6Iy part Of
the District.
TEe character Of Dupont's Powder has been
well and iavOrbbly known for a half century, that
We deem IL unnecessary to say anything in It's
praise.
III We take pleasure at all times II showing
sampiss and style of packages to sportsmen Snd
others.
II once No. IS High street., Immediately ad
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NOTHER NEW BOOK BY MISS BR EM-
"A ER-Father and Daughter, q PoItratnIe rom
the Life, by ths author Of . fhe NelsEbIrs' &C.
price in paper 81 cloth 81 i2j. -, a,
Afternoon of Unmarried Life, volume, 81, =.
EthePs Love life, q novel, BY Margaret ). NJ.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-09

NEW MEDICAL SALT.-Its peculiar excel
lence is that, without the useless loss of blood
and strength, it efsctUAliy cures Isfampaforr
DiseaS.s (no Othersl by producing an ee ubrIum Of
al the fluids m the body, the want Of which 10 the
soc CAUSE Of Inflammation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-09

THE NAHT 1HoUsAIs cured this
last seventeen ana the important
operations Pero med Ly Doctor Johnston by
reporters o the papers and other persons
Will have appeared again and again before public
III hir standing gentleman Of character re-pons
blity, is a sufficient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-09

nR. COGGSWkLL'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT exerts, Ike the vaccine matter. 4
tTaordlnery INF GeTce tie veins and arteries.
resulting IN gradual dec Inc Of Inflammation, as
indicated by the pulse, which resumes its
uIa state, as the hest pain and fever dlsappeArs.