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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-21

E0R DIES MONIES AVER. -,
1 Thesteamer CLARA HINE, PArrsSd
Master, will leave for above and intexmediAte land
ngs on Thsrsday, 7lst inst, at4 p. m.
= p' skowss N.Y. ! 7 TAYLOR Ssi1Si = =
Apr1o-d2t Levee.
PhilaAeiPhia Cspperas.
I TON Bright Green, in bbis., 10 store and for
l sale by Al. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Easls and Mortar,
C.sinei Giss.
500 LBS. Bone Nos and : and Extra" in
For ..ls sy 4. !. WILKINSON,
Sign OF the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
pkRSONs Wishing to bring sdia in the United
States District Court in the Southern Division,
at Keokuk, 81 the June term on the FIRST Monday
In June, lSt0, will please have the Clerk iass SD
possible isr ths reason Tia viii ssvs fos she n
terror Of ths Division, n few days, aad desire to
J.Y. ANTHONY,
q. s. Deputy Marshal for the Southern Division Of
the State Of Iowa.
ksoknk, April 70, lst0-d3t
UOLLIERs 4 ROBEw TsON,
General Grscsrs,
No. 70 Main-st.. nsar UK
QUINCY FLOUR.
Just received, : supply Of Castle Mills Xxx
aprlsd GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
GRAnAM ELOUH.
A no'01 ''''e's COLLINS 81 III 3 ROBERTSON.
SLAMS.
ORnn LBS. Cosntry-cursj Hams and Sides !;
COUU 500 No. l EngaS-cursd Hams, for sale
nv E0LI1TR9 II RlRHkT@0N
aprisd
L xSsortsd Pic Fruits,
Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Strawberries,
Fresh Pine Apples,
Burnstt's flAvoring Extracts,
C0xIP Patent 0stxttns,
Hooper. sheet and shred Isinglass,
Bakers No. Chocolate,
Cocoa,
Broma,
Hscker's Earina,
Walnut CAtsup,
Tamato =
English and American Pickles in glsss lars,
Taylor Bro. . double supsrhns English Aus-
tard. For sale BY -
aprlsd c0LLIEKs RoD1RTS0N.
,.,s C.sis. Oh.
s s'1'' - A5'''its 81 n. ''''
Aprl6 % Main street.
Ca1abFIa LIQnOr1Ces
Enn LBS. large stick CalAbria and small stick
OUU Sicily, for sale low BY
A.J.WILKlN6ON,
Sign Of tho Golden Eagle and Mortar,
aprI6-d % Main street.
GENUINE LUBIN's EXTR ACTS.
IS rOCKEY.CLUB," PAtchouly, " West End, J"
u Flour d'ItAlis, and other well known Per-
fumes, from the sams Laboratory, for sale By
A.J.WlLKINEON,
sign o. the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mh26-d 06 Main street.
Hemp Seed.
/ n BUSHELS Hemp and Canary Seed in store
LII And Tor sale by
"A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign o. tho Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mch2od 90 Mains.
TXTRA Family Flour, warranted.
II mh16.d COLLI RN6 ROBERTSON.
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aTThe Hon. A. B. Longstrsst, the Prssi.
dens Of tho South CarolinA College at Colum
bia, gave to the graduating class Of that 10.
stitution not very cheering prospect Of thu
world on which they were about to enter,
when in bis farewell address, he thus I'd.
dressed them:
'sYou are embarking upon strange world
my young friends. Il banished Aristides,
poisoned Socrates, murdered Cicero, and CRU.
cited the Lord Of Glory. The spirit OF Tho.
mistocles, Of Melitus, Of Anthony and Cal.
phas, is still in the world-greatly subdued
and law-bound, to be sure, but not extin.
guished. You may expect, therefore, :,
times 70 be depressed BY your rivals, oon'
demned for your patriotism, and tormsntei
for your benefactions; to have your conf.
dence abused, your integrity deridsd, and Il
suffer thousand impositions in smaller mat
ters-from those from whom you had RICH
TO expect better things"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-21

6TJohn Phnnix's description Of San
tiago, will Be appreciated By great many
people IN great many places about this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-21

The Obcriin CO., slave Kescuc Case.
'l'he examination Of witnesses in the case
of the United States against Bushnell, for al
legged rescue of the fugitive slave from the
officers Of Government, at Oberlin, which has
been progressing for week past at Glove.
land, was brought to close on Tuesday
day morning. The argument for the perse-
cution was commenced at the assembling Of
the Court in the afternoon, by Hon. George
Bliss, who spoke for two hours and half.
Mr.. Riddle, on the part Of the defence, then
opened his argument which was not conclu.
ded till Wednesday evening. The case va,
then given TO the jury, and We learn by . dis.
patch from Cleveland that verdict has been
rendered against Bushnell, the rescuer.
This 10 the first of some thirty six indict.
ments against citizens OF Oberlin, which are
yet to be tried, on this charge. The result oil
this trial renders the conviction Of al thu
others, among whom are the head men Of
Obcrlin College, certain. The sentence
which i heavy fne and imprisonment, hai
not yet been pronounced against Bushnell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-21

A RIslNo MAN.-Thcrs is Marquis now in
Havana, who, within twenty years, com-
menced his career - door-keepsr, which il
considered . very humble occupation. He
succeeded in marrying the daughter Of I
wealthy Portuguese, though strongly opposed
by tho father. He bought title and ! grea,
cross Of honor, and aspiring to N ONCE in
the army, bought tho cemmission Of Colo
mel. He now rides in his carriage, attended
by crowd Of servitors, and may often be
seen at tho opera in full uniform, covered
| with orders, though can safely assert he haa
| never carried . musket nor welded sword
in defence OF the crown. have been told Of
. number of similar cases, and there IL no
question OF the truth Of it, Havana Cor
Hartford Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-21

M RS. i. y. A0RION purposes, Providence per-
lXl hitting, - opsn private school for isde
and misses, on Monday, April 25th, In the Public
school baiding on BlondsAu-st., and continae ten
weeks.
TERM6-For the common English branches o. /;
higher English, $3-payabls 1t or before the mid
die Of tina term.
Glasses will b formed during tho term. ii any
desire Who Gre or not members OF the school in
Wax Fruit, Drawing, Msssetint, Crayon, Leather
work, Hair work, 10, = m extra ehargsJ
spsl6d3t
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y. RODERrsON,
(SuocnasoR 70 CnAs. s. MoosE.)

(SUCcnasoR 10 CnAs. s. MoORR.l
3 Z q g = 8 ~ I = H.
A IL kinds Of Jobbing. Horse-6 Shooting and 6tsan-
IA beat work done on short notice. Eatisfnesion
guaranteed.
Remember the plase, N. 3. corner Of Main and
First streets, Keokuk, Iowa.
April t3th.alm
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Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 70, 1859.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-03
IN iEtell
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.


E4,,isuf Institution s,'afl. sL,i J sysr4f Eai,tru0
afflicted rh IrtisHt md Ept-
d-HgIr Disa1se..
vU,UF HOWARD ASSOCIATION view ,f tlc as-
m destruction of human life, caused r, sexual
-.a-,- and the ptIHu~ pracucrd pom III" uutnr
r,Tr,s ytIIr- &c -I'H diseases 10y gut"h-. several
.r. Il. Tp.tsH pII-u fIu- surgeon. char
treatment Of t.t. class Of dis 100 d. T
.,,,- and tu give Haha1l airrr greet. 90 ai Who APP
.afariou. habits offe. &c audiu eases Of extreme
r, 90 furnish 1.srIurs fr,r ~ et0rF.. u - need
T. add that the Association commands the high
80 NI.. al - N uf tine age, and wlI furnish the most
,rrrbv.d modern treatment.
fns Directors Of tHe Association. Iu their Annual
Report upon the treatment ut -HNu-i Diseases i"f
the gear ending January lt 1858 press the highest
-sr -ft ton with t. success which has attended TIE
labor DftHn Consulting surgeon u the cur, ~ ~per-
matorhai- seminal Weakness. Impotence "onor-
rsu.- elect syphilis. The we" 81 buanI-m OF sell
abuse &r and order continuance Of the same plan
for Oh" ensuing year.
The Directors Du review of the past. feel assured
thuf their laoTs this sphere Of benevolent effort
have D'rn 81 great benefit 10 the afflicted especially
Co t" yunu. and They have resolved g" devote them
selves, with renewed zeal. 20 this very important and
much dies pissed cause.
An admirable Report on Spcrln5torrhTa, or Semu.
81 Meaku,--, tie vice ut pnuuI-m Ma-turtatIon oT
self abuse. and other Diseases ~ the sexual organs
hy the Consulting Surgeon viii h' sent by mail ON
scaled cnvcIapo.I Ffssgf Change on receipt ni tw'
stamp flr postage. Other Report and Tracts on the
nature tut treatment Ui sexual disease IS. diet Ac art
constantly LyugpulIl- he'd fr rrttuItpu- distribution
and VIII bC sent 20 the afflicted some ui the new
! rcWv and methods uitreutmeut discovered during
| the last wear. ~" Of great yaiuc.
| AdITe-.. Tor Report or treatment br ',Eoh'E x
| GALLON y Consulting surgeon Howard Association
| No. 2-outh Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa
| BY order Of the Directors.
| EZRA u. HEARTW ELL President,
Gr0EGE FsIRoHuD. secretary.
| Aug u, ls5S. ALLY
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CATARRH.

II II u Rabbit
TINS is question Of vital interest to large portion
ofthe human family; first because 1t IL Of all diseases
the most common in this climate. There are few per
sons who not affected by Il once year not"lth-
standing il but little understood and badly treated.
Sinple yet lays the foundation Of the most danger
Gus maiadIes Though It is easily cured. it more ire
auautly becomes chrome. through neglect and bad
than any other disease 70 which We are sub
iect. 1t is produced from various causes. sudden
changes OF the atmosphere and malaria or floating
media: eruptiye fevers. scarlatna- eryspelas mea-
sles. veneres or syphilis, will produce It. 80 insld-
ious and apparently trivial IN the commencement It
Is scarcely noticed In lts advanced stage II Is recog-
nized by pain the head ana between the eyes, ac-
companed sometimes with chilfever. great prostrs-
ton ofphyscal and mental energy copous or Profuse
discharge from both nostTls especially in the
night. producing chosking and Euffocating sensa-
ton. also from the throat OF auces: difficult respra
breathing through OF both nostrlls, which
are sometimes completely INSTRUCTED. In its adVan-
ced stage the sense OF smell and taste much inn
paired and often destroyed. The eyes and ears fire.
quently become affected in It's ravages, the estaue1H
tube eading from the TO the throat becomes OBJ
structed which produces huzzing OF ringing sound
with partial total deafness. Sometimes the eKter
nal orifce Of the affected. producing Cry and
scAily appearance and unhealthy secretion Of wax,
and finally liberation OF the membrane taxes place
with puruent and offensive discharges from the
The LachInal duct tear passage from the eyes TO
the nose sometimes becomes obstructed causing the
tears to overflow and if completely obstructed, an alb
scess forms and discharges upon the outside, pro
ducing most serious difficulty.
No medicines taken into the stomach, or "snuh
nostrums, removal Of Catarrh, or Obviate
the tendency OF these results.
II. u
contradiction that this i local diseased condition Of
the Pituitary Gland. and only be met and cured by
local chemical means, capable Of altering that condi
ton through the medium Of the diseased organ.
DR.. C.s method of applying the curative agents tc
the parts effected. by the inhalation and injection Of
medicated fluid and vapors through the nosrils, il
Cstarrh and OzPna is the only rational and philosoph
ica process and the effected by Or. c. and the
testimony connected with them, the best proof o.
the potency of the medicines administered by inha
lation and skill IN compromising them.
Medicines with written instructions sent to all part
Of the country application to DR.. c. p Crane, ~
=, nh q
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.

Dr. Crane has been very successful in treating the
following diseases Of the Eye. viz:
Opthalma Tarss- or Chronic Inflammation in the
edge Of the eyelids-the edges swollen and red;
the eyelashes loaded with Melbomion secretion-the
lids glued together IN the morning-tching smartng,
and sensasn Of stiffness, and If of long standing, the
eyeashes fall out, and the misdrected irri
tate the conlunctva.
Entropi1n-or permanent inversion Of the eyehd.
EcfropidIl-or aversion of the eyelld.
PetosS-or falling Of the upper eyelid.
Xt1ophthGimid-or dryness Of the eye, arising from
want Of the proper secretion Of the conjunctva-R
deficiency of tears.
Epiph0Td-a superabundRnce Of teRrs-Obstsucton
Of the achrymal duct causing tears to overhow-of
ten ends in Inflammation and abscess.
Diseases # the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Purulent Scrof
ulous and Granular. The Acute COrtuotiritLS is ind
Gated by extreme intolerance Of light. and increased
flow Of tears ScrofidOts COTjunctiritiS-ndicaed by
extreme intolerance Of lght-the eyeids are spas
medically contracted and the head turns away from
the light. This disease is most obstinate, and liable TO
perpetual occurrence often resulting in liberation
Of opacity Of the cornea Granular CojuHctiTstiS
thlckenlng Of the palpabra
will render the cornea Opaque by its friction.
AnldUrOSis.-This is ImperfeCtion Of vision, arr
sing from some change in the retina optic nerve,
BRAIN fifth pair Of nerves-the sight is impaired by
degrees: al time the vision IL more impaired than at
others-oheCts appear double crooked and discolor-
ed; black spots flashes Of light, vacant stare di-
lated Pupil. and but little motion of the eyeds-ndi-
cate amaurosS.
Or. Crane has number of testimonials from high
" respectable gentlemen in Louisiana and other
States that he can and does perform all that he pre-
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aNiGtrll
THE.
G. r EAT w ONDER
OF TIE
NINEENTH CENTURY.
DROF : OR woo DIS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.


SAYS tN. 81 I.l,.- Nh. Democrat. r,r... ...,
l-u letter TO Or Wood. Of this .ify fr,,,, g,,tic
man Iu N tfua. s#.r.I. -... ,.- r'.,g r,T, g+l
rIur Wart- Of boz Hu, Tonic. such cyI,Irur. t,iI-t
have it, effect. when coming from reliable, -ourrr
liryruhnH-.- arc guarantee Of TRUTH tlo I,r u.,I.
u" 'ne"mIuu-. nor useless pusrg from tl.e press:
H'-H. y .gNF. Jan. -, I-j6
,r,r. u -. - g@' .., r,.
sine. p. The g,,I. . - ,f ~ = l'N months
-t,r.,iyn ,,'- ,,l..5 y. r.r ~ XIV IiaI r'-
1lt,.u nv p..r. I.rr -.l - D. ~ ,.l'H Wi 30
probably p4.-tf.Ir.i ,,I,fr..- 49,, 49, -''H'
character some three M. nix. -lr. ,r i. III
bottle afyau. Hair Ra-t.r.,r... ana ,r-.I 4, 80
found 10 was proving what had wished Iu..5 -
about twice "a week have sfrr. r,r,rffr,5 .,,,,lr
bottle Of which bay. used soma can NOV, ,,. g.
To- the world tI3f the ,rrty or ,llf. Tor @ M,
disappeared both on my head ana f,ra and I'M, Igir
has resumed it, natural color ana De- g more -off
and glossy than q has been before for t,yoBtyfye
wears ! am now sixty wears oII; INV GOOD nj f. a
~. ,9a .f fffy-.,,., I.- 15..d 4 y,7tb .a5 81,
The above notice deem due To Won for your valu-
slia 3i.r,var am, .,..ro3 t Il a, F,,,r An ,l,
n. 49,. 4, ~. - d, a. ~. - 'l'
rrtr,,, nv ,,t,.rrt am, czn i-n , ~
.i = -I.;.Il,''t 49, ~ ~ W. - 49," "a 'il-' ~
-, - - ' - m y - 'Ilu ''i''
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-03
ENTIRELY NEW! ENTIRELY NEWT
WHAT IS ITF
THAT WONDERFUL PURIFYING AGENT,
Darby's PrOphyIaCIiC Fluid!

This is a New Discovery It is the result Of Learn
ed Research. II "a triumph Of Scientific Skill l.
D. q Chemical union of materials, provided by Nature
herself for rendering pure the air we breathe. 1t
action J. IN obedience To fixed laws.
QUICK, SURE POWERFUL!
II puriieS dwellings sinks. kitchens
IL removes all offensive udorS.
1t cures burns with instant certainty.
Ii Is the best preparation used for fresh wounds
II destroys all vegetable and animal poi~ons
Il relieves m few seconds the bites of insects, etc
II scatters bode when forming.
Ii - pthe- hollS when formed ard heals them rqpidy
II Is good for carhunocS, ulcers. cornS and sores.
Ii cieanSes the teeth and purie~ the breath.
The worst y mptOms of Typhoid and Scarlet Fever
are mItlgat"f by the use Of this Flnid; it has been
known 70 check the spread ofTyphoid Fever in Fam
lies and upon plantations.
Leading physicians are using it in Charleston. Co
lUmbia Savannah. Augusta. Atlanta Macon. CAium
bus Montgomery Selma. Mobile and New Orleans
The Hospitals of n Orleans and Mobile are using 10
Hospitals, corporations. ship masters. mauUftctur
ers, planters, physicians, furnished by the gallon at
reduced rates.
Fry at least one bottle. Price 30 cents. Follow d
recuonS.
Rs-Manufactured only in the Laboratory Of OAR
BY 4 PRICE. Auburn. Ala.
For sale IN Paulding by DIR. :. Z. CASTEEL. and 10y
all druggists and country merchants throughout til,
South
y. b. Persons wishing ores soils, water, etc. an
avsad. can have done on reasonable terms ny send
ing 20 Prot. J. Darby.
Auburn, Ala. May Is, 1859. 32-1y
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Al medical men admit that intestinal worms cause
the death Of thousands Of children annually. and en-
tai many terrible Diseases on those whom they do
not ~uWmarIly destroy. No apology. therefore, Is
needed for introducing preparation ike
WINER'S CANApIANN
which, IN three days, viii annIhate and carry "ii ell
Their Tape Worms. Round Worms or Nav Worms.
and 40 the same time. brace and intensity the dl-
s.~tIye powers of the stomach that return OF the
disease is ext To impossible
Ask any medical man what is the chief pr"dl-po--
inE cause Of the many complaints which derInair
our juvenile population III this season. The answer
VIII Toe ..worIu-.~ Happily aremedy. ln"cuous ami
nfhEhle has been provided by science 4 snort
.nLrr.. md m .-.rrL. .tlmn.- a 81. ID dos. Of
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GREAT INLAND THoRoUaHrARE.


rFVHf undersigned has now stocked and IN fl opcr-
/ au1u "a line 81 TWO HORSE MAIL tDACnES
nom us-tu. GOA the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. via
Prairie Lime. plulIiu- t'4rlaui~yIllc and Decatur 20
Union. where connection b. formed with the great
DAILY stage Lane fIum Montgomery, Ala. Co Brandon.
Ml--. Tire lua from lh-ut" q" InsilulnE runs daily,
having Ns-.fs Immediately She arrival Of the
Trains. The Iu, from PulIinEty JuoHIs tri-ycekv,
leaving PlgIiIu- uu Nuuioy-. Wednesdays aud Pm
Iya and 4HrFu.l. uYn uu ''. same day u time To-
connect with tIa -.tr"-. The Ears uu the Southern
Eaad are NOW running o. Morton. twenty miles east
f ItrtUH auN I--HuL.r- leaving either end If the
W.II. tnI D.n1 Road uu ~i-urlly- OF Wednesday,
ss,n rearb Juleu On the following day. without any
u.ef travel ANA got Co jackson and Nir burg early
0uflUr JiIv lftrrNarl-.
ns-Tna Stock on this line are equal a. any in the
,1IIUtry tIg Coaches comfortable. aud the drivers
careful and accommodating. Plsse9rrs uaV rsiy on
fhe rlstsrf Hlls h.iTT matt.
Hs-per-Hus arriving by the Hari a. Pauld.ng de-
irra o. -, 90 ANY point l the surrounding country.
ort1 any place on the limo from Pluldmg 20 Union on
hsT .lys when tHe Hack between these places does
,.t rrn can always ho provided with cuuycyanccs.
-1tARNiN a HYDE PROPRIETOR.
a. -. 90
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DIR. J. w. AVERA,

E " TAI SUR EON.
'IARES this method Of rendering his professional
l. services to the public.
He Is prepared to perform all oPerationsn Mechan-
teal Dentistry with all the latest Improvement Al
cork 0drrdnted.
DR. A. respectfully tenders his thanks TO his friends
and the public for the liberal patronage extended to
him. and trusts that he has executed his work IN such
manner As TO merit continuance of the same.
Claiborne, April -, 1855 9-ly
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AND AGUE-
OSGODD'S CIOLAGOGUE.

This l. the only sure and certain remedy for this
hateful disease. No one need ever complain Of hsv-
ing 10, unless they have never taken tins celebrated
rernaJ.. II once they take r1~huDp'~ CHOLA-
GOTJ r then farcual O. ChIs aud Fever forever.
For -tle Iu New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT CO.
p and Isl Chartrcs st..
sole Agents for tho South, and 60 whom all orders
should ta addressed
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Glass No. -1O5,
Draws Wednesday, August 3Ist, 1859.
ON TINE THREE VEWBER PLAN
y NumbCrS----l} Drawn Ballots.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETs
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Medical Notice.
Medical N0fice-
DIR. G. p. CRANES
MO MEDICINE taken into the stomach can caus

MO MEDICINE taken into the stomach can cause
N a removal Of the tubercle deposits upon the
lungs obvste the tendency of the system to fur
Their deposition.
Con sumption is local disease, generated and fed
by the blood in a certain chemical condition, through
the medium Of the diseased organ To accomplish
this purpose We cannot apply solids or fluids to .
cavity designed only for the reception Of air We re-
duce them to volatile condition, and form an apprO
pirate instrument TO inhale or breathe the vapor.
BY the inhalation ofvapors, can produce all the
beneficial effects capable n being produced by med
cnes much more speedily and efficiently than from
the administration Of crude medicines through the
stomach. The practice Of giving medicines by the
stomach, in the treatment Of this disease, is Obec
tonabe; first. because they do not come in direct
contact with the organ affected; secondly, because
their most powerful action ~ expended on organs in
a healthy state, or only dsordered through symPa-
thy, thereby deranglng digestion and destroying the
nutrition ofhe body; and finally because many agents
Of great value only be administered in the CASE
state.
For the better accommodation Of those pulmonary
patients who unable 20 visit the city. list Of
questions has been prepared which will be forwarded
If desired BY giving correct answers to these ques-
tons. the Doctor will be enabled to judge Of the na-
and progress Of the disease and will put up med
icnes inhaers, with written instructions for the
whole regimen, which Will be sent according TO drec-
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Point Clear H(

FVNHF PROPRIETORS Of the BAT
Mobile. respectfully inform their
public that the POINT CLEAR HOTEA
for the season.
The buildings are being put in thorougi
wharyes rebuilt, and the grounds have DC
improved during the past winter
POINT CLEAR is delightfully."- situated, rem
to the Gulf breeze and in the rear are hlgn gro
with pleasant drives beautifully shaded Inc ny
Of the place in a sanitary point OF view Me- ~
tested last season not single case Of yellow lev
originated there. or ever has. We ind there tnS S
finest salt water bathing upon the whole COAST mi
within one hundred PAGES Of the Hotel Flsh anu
Oysters are very abundant during the season.
A line of Magnetic Telegraph Is nearly conn
to POINT CLEAR, and connects with all the "Hes
throughout the United States.
A good Cotlllon Band Is engaged and every VArle'
ty Of amusementS will be furnished.
AS-rhe steamer CRESCENT will leave MOBILE eV'
cry evening for Point Clear; also. Sundays, Mon
days. and FRIDAYS, VIII make midday trips to accom-
modste those who arrive by the boats. -
F. II CHAMBERLAIN CO
Mobile, June Is 1S4q 3o-Sm
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As located permanently At Claiborne, Jasper co.
Miss and will devote his attention to the
practice Of medicine in its various branches. He
hopes and hattcrs himself by close and aSSidu-
ous attention TO his profession to merit continuance
Of the liberal patronage which he has heretofore re
ceyed for which he returns his sincere thanks and
acknowledgements.
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