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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-06

the orders OF the Treasury Department pro-
hibiting the shipment OF provisions South.
A new Collector has been appointed, who
will enforce the prohibition. He will enter
upon HE duties in few days.
The Government has been advised OF the
openly avowed purpose OF large armed
force Of Tenussssssns, to make . rush 70
Louisville the moment an attempt 10 made to
enforce the embargo there, stir up, il posi-
BILE, 90 iususreoti0n along tho line and take
possession Of the Nash. r. r. The Tennes
seeans expect, and would doubtless obtain,
a strong support from the Kentucky precip-
itators and their open absttor Gov. Magof6n.
II 10 to guard sgAinst this that the Govern
ment oontemplatas ordering thu Kentucky
Brigade TO Nashville, 70 90 Operate With the
Union men Of Louisville and the State IN
resisting the intended invasion. A very
strong prejudice exists in Kentucky against
the Brigade. A large number Of its mem.
bers hail from Ohio, and the so-Caitsd Ken
tuckians are mostly from the border towns
and counties. Only . email portion Of
these are natives Of the State OF Kentucky.
The ,sscessionists :have been 10 the habit Of
representing the whole Brigade - consisting
OF Bogus Kentuckisns. This 10 unjust, but
there 10 enough truth in that to give color
ing to great deal Of scandal and reprehsn-
sion. Any othsr Federal troops, indeed,
would be moro acceptable to the Union men
OF Kentucky.
This being understood st the War Depart.
mont the Kentucky Brigade will b ordered
bore, snd homo guard like thst 81 st.
Louis, will BE- organised and armed ct Louis
willie.
This wise determination will remove much
difficulty and apprehension.
World's Dispatch.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-06

2,SOO BbIs. Salt
Nov ON HAND and to arriye In the next few
Av days, from kanaSha, and Tor sale low for 40
sount Of makers, by
KELLOGG : BIRGE,--
June0-0 Ag'N Kama hn Salt Co.
~ A09 WANT1D, tor which we viii peyV1a1
- ". II .AU6IIN Cd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-06

Nh. ErnssIp0s. don't know whore
Mr. Ethsridgs u . this time, bat, wherever
hs may be-, - would warn him OF the danger
Of rssarning 20 Tennessee. W. would givs
him facts which would convince him that be
oan return only - tao imminent risk Of bis
life. Instructions have certainly bssn given
By Gen. Pillow that be shall be hung or shot,
OF otherwise killed at tho 6rst opportunity. -
TLouisville jour-. 3lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-06
OUR FLAG rs THERE

And the Star spangied Banner, In triumph shall
wave,
Der the land If the free and the home efthe brave
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-06

W Ocutu4sVuf ONuO Ns
II 10 said that that portion Of Maryland
lying along the river between Indian Head
and Piney Point 10 inhabited BY Fabid ssces-
sionists, Who are constantly sending supplies
to rebels in Virginia. 1000 men will be
despatched to prevent shy Communication
with tho enemy. A field battery will be sent
TO this point, and one Of the river fotilla will
be stationed there. 1t 10 also contemp plated
to OCCUPY White House Point. The chanpel
there IL very narrow, and il the rebels got
possession there, il would cost valuable lives
TO rstske il. lt commands the entire chan
mel for several miles.
Louisville, Juno Al, 500 muskets from
the Government came across the Ohio River
to-day and we're distributed here.
Tho Atlanta Intelligeneer OF the lst lesrns
that 1850 troops have left Pensacola for
Richmond.
The q. s. propeller Union and flag ship
Minnesots were OF Savannah Bar.
Cincinnati, June 4.
Col. Kelly, wounded 10 the Phillippi 40
ton is not dead ~ reported last night. He
was severely wounded 10 the breast, bot the
ball bad bsen extracted and hopes are en-
tsrsained OF bis recovery.
Dubuque, Jane 5.
Two companies OF the Sd Iowa regiment
arrived bore yesterday from Cedar Falls. 90
der command OF Cspts. Smith and Trumbull.
They are 90 route for Keokuk. They will
remain here until Thursday, when they pro.
coed to their rendeSvous on the steamer Key
City.
The Canada passed down at 3 p. N. to-day
from McGregor, with 8 companies, number
ing 800 men, bound for keokuk. They also
belong to the Sd regiment. They are com-
manded BY Capt. Stsder OF MoGregor, Capt.
W;lIatk 81 Aaooxsh Cant Nauaounh nf VI al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-06

HerAldl CORES pond6nce
There was nj forward movement last night-as
information was received by Gen. Scott, late in
tho evening, that several thousand rebels we're At
Centrcville, 10 miles from Aexandris. The result
that each Of our regiments on the Virginia
aide was notified TO be prepared for night attack.
preparationf are going on in several commissAry
departments for s, 8, and 10 days rations. for
many Of our troops, indicating forward move
ment.
Intelligence reachsd Fort Monroe, yesterday,
that scouting party Of COL Aliens Troy regi nent
had been taken prisoners by = body Of fifteen reb
els near Hampton, on the previous day, but Gen.
Butler doubted the report, from the fact that the
country In that direction had been thofou6hl Re-
cannoitcfed No such fierce OF rebels could Be- dis
covered. The Gen. Immediately ordered Col. Dur
yeas Zouaves. however, TO pursue the rebels and
rsrap,ure the party II they had been taken.
Slaves continued arriving in considerable nam
bers At Gen. But ers camp, and are put TO work In
the tr spohes. They are said 70 comprehend ths
position Of Al rs very clearly, and report that their
masters are very much Alaraed and are flying from
their houses every day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-06

The steamer Frasbora will receive 90
armament OF rife oasnou. She 10 expected
TO return 10 AQUA Greek On Friday.
lmmenec Quantities VI provision have been
and are nov being shipped from Lc0issille
over the Nashville and Louisville K. r. 10 ths
insurr dictionary States, the present Ooilsstss
= Louisville, sessssiOaiss, refusing 70 obsy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHrxorou. Jan

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
Mr.. Holt to-day formally took leave Of
the gentlemen connected with the Post
Office Department.
First Assistant King introduced Major
Trott, who had been selected by them to
give expression to the friendly feelings they
entertained for him, both as a private citi-
zen and public functionary.
Mr.. Holt eloquently responded to the ad-
dress Of Major Trott, alluding 10 the Ma
tional gloom and to an event Of the morn
ing, namely the death, after prOtracted
illness, Of Mr.. Dundass, the Second Jas
sistant Post Master General, Of whom he
spoke Is pure and efficient officer. The
gentleman present, as well SIS Mr.. Bolt,
were solemnly impressed with these pro
ceedings.
The Boston Commissioners, Everett and
others, bearing the mammoth Union petit
tion, have arrived.
Ex-President Tyler, on peace mission
to the President from Virginia, has reached
Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25
GEORGIA. CONVENTION.

MILIEDGEVILLE, Ga, Jan. 23.
The Convention determined to elect to-
morrow at noon ten delegates to meet at
Montgomery on the 4th Of February, in
Convention with delegates from the South
ern States-the delegates to be instruct
ed, and all Southern States are invited to
send delegates. The ordinance prohibiting
the African slave trade was 50 amended as
TO substitute for the declaration Of piracy
an Imprisonment in the Penitentiary for
violation Of the former Federal laws. It
passed unanimously.
Mr.. Bill Troupe offered an ordinance
which was referred, providing for the con-
tinuance Of the present postal, revenue and
other laws.
Dir. Cobb reported an ordinance revoking
the Federal jurisdiction over all lands that
may have been ceded to it BY the Slate, and
authorizing the payment by the Stale foI
the forihcations, arsensls and other I'M
proyements, and the stores therein. Laid
over.
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aledifihFs.
- wHa1 - pzoFLE llr.

The r,indefsiFned having used Professor HUN
PHREYs' aPECIF1C HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIE8
n ouf mmilies With the moli aatiaiauury Fe5utl and
having fll confidence 10 uelr gennineneeli purity,
mi efHc.ry. cheeriully reconfiend uism 70 81 per
snns who wish 70 have ssie, reliable, and elieacQus
remedies Al hand Tor private o. domestic use
The Rev Wm Hnamer, editor ol " Tie hoftlsrn
srg D Rector 81 81 Peters Church, Auburn, n. T..
ne Rev. b L IVea Ghsplain Of he Auburn siate
Prison the Rcv Spencer ~ Rice, Rector heE-B -Bsr4-
ford Mass. the Rev. Allen Steele, NeE-forf on
ference The Rev Samuel Nichols, hasto oenesee Con
ierence, Y tie Rev. P. s. Prati, Dorset, " he
Rev Johns Roble, Buffalo; A. 9. Hart, ksq., Utica,
N Y: The Hon Neal Dow, Portland Ne. he Hon.
Schuyler Colfix, South Bend, Ind. the Hon Seorge
Hu6lphreya Is Y Henry D. Cook, Esq. Editor Of
tbe ,fOho STATE Journal" Columbus Ohio; the Hon
r. n Graham Moline, Ill the Hon Thomas ,.
Chase, Monticello, Pa the Hon. joseph Beneiiet,
rtJea \ n. Wm. Bristol, ESQ, Utca, n H.i A 8
Pond Eso.. Uhca, n Y. james Plunkett, Esq, Nash
villa Tenn
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LorIsTANA ooNYRNNION.

BAToN RouoE, Jan ..
rhe Convention organized after fervent pray
er was offered.
Ex-Gov. Morton was elected President. He
was conducted 20 the Chair, and made the ousto-
mary speech of thanks He advised calmness and
frmness in their deliberations
A resolution was adopted 70 appoint commit
teen 70 report articles for the secession Of Louis
lana from the Federal Union. Several plans
were offered
The South Carolina and Alabama Commission
ers were invited 70 seats in the Convention
The President OF the Convention named the
committee OF fifteen, who are TO report the seces
sion ordinance TO morrow.
Tbs Conmittee on rules, &c. reported the Ioi
lowing officers necessary in addition to President
Secretary, Assistant Secretary Doorkeeper
Warrant Clerk and a suitable number Of enroll
ing and translating clerks.
a committee of three was appointed to wait on
the Commissioners from South Carolina and Ala
bama-
Convention adjourned IN 10 tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25

lhh slAtEE 0s OH1Us ga vsur5 5, q Sos'mo1
Cuyahoga County, %. ! Fisas-
Francs Elvert,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25
DEATH or Mr.. DUNDAS
ANTI-sLAVERY lIEETING IN BOSTON
SECESSION NEWS.
soREIeN ARRIvAL.

ETC. ETC. ETC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25

THE DEFENDANT, JOHN Ell
III VERT, will take notice that on the nth day q
January, A. D. 1901 said frances EiTert Med % said
Court her petition against him, paying that t1e
marriage contract now existing between them be
dissolved, alleging therelOr'Gro9s giecE
OF Duty" extreme cruelty and habitual drunkrn-
ness, for period Of over three years The defend
ant Is required 70 appear and answer within SIX
p II. BRESLIN.
fsDr9-q1q pIafnffH7e ArtnrunT.
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80 RosroN.

BosrOE, Jan. 2
The Anti. Slavery Society met this morn
ing at fremont Temple, Francis Jackson
presiding.
The Hall was filed with friends Of the
cause including many females. The pas
sages and doorWays we're crowded with dis
orderlies. The remarks Of the President
and James Freeman Clark we're respect
fully received, but Phillips was received
with 8 storm Of hissss but nothing serious
resulted. Phillips appeared cool amid the
constant interruptions till the close Of his
speech when the meeting adjourned till the
afternoon.
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@ra @ooaa.

TAYLOR, GR1SWOLD & CO.,
I73 Superior Street, Cleveland Qats No. So re-
spectfully invite the attention Of Cash buyers 70
their large stock Of
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
Being in the Daily receipt Of new and desirable
Goods we are prepared to display at all times stock
of goods that is every way attractive, either in
gard to style, price or quality.
Prices viii be at the lowest possible market VAL
ue. We invite particular attention to our large
DON TICS.
Such as Bats sheettngs and ShirtugB, both bleach
ed and brown Ticking, ToWelng, Checks, Stripes,
Cloths and Cassimeresi Tweeds and flannels. Also
sHAWLS AND HOSIERY,
The largest stock to be fonnd in this section Of th
country An examination Of our stock Is respectful
ly solicited.
Please remember the place-the first store east
the Weddell House, with large glass front.
WlV TAYLOR, GRgSWOLD 90.
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ALSO sPEoIE1Ca

FoR AsrHnlA On PHTBIsIo. Oppressed, Diiieult
LAbored Breathing, attended with Cough and EHpec-
torahon- Price, 50 cents per box
FoR Etn DsCHARs8 AND DHAFNEss--DlschaTges
nom he Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles, or
MereuriEls For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing and Ringing In the Ears, and EHr-aehe
Price, 50 eents per box.
Foi ScRoFULA Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and 10
durated Tonsis sVelngs and Old Ulcers, scFoiu,ols
Caehexy Of Children. Price, 30 cents per box
RoR GEEKRAL DEBILITY. - Physical or herFous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Exees'iy e
Medication, or Exhsusting Discharge Price, ~
seui8 per box
Fos DEoPsT-Fluld Accommodations, Tumid s7e'l
ings With scauty Secreions. Price 50 cents per boy
FoR sRA RA-soEgEss-Deaihly Sickness VertigO, Eau
sea, Vomiting Sickness from riding or motioa
Price, 50 cents per box
FoR Us1sART DIsEAsEs.-gOr Gravel, Renal Cal.
Gull Dilcult Painful Urinatlon, Diseases Of The Kid
neya Price, 90 cents per box
FoR aEaIEAL EsIIsslnss-lnV0untary DischaTgea
and Consequent Prostration and DEBILITY Bad Re
gults Of Evil Habits The most suecessf1 and Ell
cient remedy known, and may be relied upon a. .
cure Price, with full directions, 81 per box
Persons Who wish 70 place themselves under me
professional care, OF 20 seek advice Of Proi hDA'
PHEEYs, can do %, At his Office 562 BroadFAyi day
kom An. % s PM, or By letter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25
: COM MMBRCIAL.

CLEVELAND DhIARKET-JAN. "a.
FLOUR-ouiot and unchanged. sales are all
small and include small lots Of good red Xxx at 5s26
WHEAT-sales 1 car red from store at sl,lo.
CORN-stsady and quiet at SIC.
OATS-Inaotiye at CSC.
HOGS-Hsve further advanced. Sales to-day are
At range Of ,lO-the latter price belng paid
for prime heavy in all lots. The average figure
fer heavy is Sc 80 at which they are taken readily
PORR-Mess is firm at $500, without sales.
BUTTER-Remaius very dull and heavy, with
sales Of bpls at lie for or.eommOn quality.
CHEESE-Inactive at &c.
RGGs-Quist, at Ito.
FEEB-sales of2 tons hne Middlings at $40.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25
UNION rEBLINa IN MISSOURI.

Sr. AURERrs, Mo, Jan. %.
Union fags are going up all over the
country. A ninety foot pole was raised at
Modors, yesterday, from which floats the
Stars and Stripes. A large and enthu-
siasiic meeting was held lsst evening at
which Onion resolutions Of the strongest
kind were passed unanimously.
At o'clock this morning b large number
Of citizens, from al directions, formed IN a
line and fred thirty three rounds for the
Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25
THE GRRFENBERG
MARsHALDs UTERINE oATHOLICON

which Is offered IS a certain cure IA cases acc0mpa-
MED with the following symplOms: Irregularities
Weakness, kaintnuss, Dsraneed Appetite, sallOw
Com piexiOn, Pain IN the Back and Kidney, Chilis,
Cold Hands and Feet, Boaatings Feyerishness, Neu-
igiH, Palpitation Of the Heart, Dizziness, herv-
BUSINESS, headache, Restlessness, Disturbed sleep,
finishes Il the Heart, General Pain, Crawling aud
PAIN n the spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing 0i
Urine Tith heat or smarting Itching Burning OF
lrr tation to the Uterine organs, Nightmare, Oh
pair Hysterica, Anxiety, ked Facr Nervous Ewitch-
ing, Starting constipation irritable Temper Sad
ness, Depravad Appetite, Flatuience, BluaIeu AID
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains In the
Uterine Organs, Numbuess and PAN m the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory, BeWildermont Soreness in the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25
UNION nEETING,

BONNEVILLE, Mo-, Jan 2S.
One Of the largest meetings ever assem-
bled in Cooper county, met to-day at Bel
lair. Resolutions Of a firm and decided
character asserting the rights Of the South
were adopted, also, in favor Of the Union
and secession, and for the adoption Of the
Crittenden and Douglas plan Of adjust
meut
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25
THE ALL-sUFFI0iENT THRER.

TRIESEMAR l, 2&3, ARE DE-
TECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured By the Seals Of the Eoole de
Pharmaoie de Paris, and the tmperia College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
No. g invaluable Tor exhaustion, SpermatOrThOsa
and all physical disabilities.
No q completely sradicatss all traces OF those dis.
that have heretofore bsen treated BY the
cious and perniclOus use ofcOpaiva and cubeba.
No. has entirely Buppanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby naul ilg 70 the sufferer speedy
Lief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. ], 2 and 5, are preparation the
form Of lozsnge, devoid Of tagts and small aud can
be carried In the EaBtooat pocket Sold 10 tin csel
and divided into separate doses administered By
Valpeau LAllemand RouI, Ricold, &C. Price s. each
or cases for 50, which saves So and in 81 cases,
whereby there is saving Of S9, 10 be had wholesale
and retail, Of DR.. BARROW, No. l9t Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
DR.. Barrow viii forward the ifiessmar to any par
OF the world, securely packed and add osapl sccord
ing TO the instructions Of the writer.
~ Sold also b. T. +. GAYLORD and VIZ.
FTSKE cleveland ians'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDRs

No. i.--For Eeysr, Congestion, and lnaanmstoo-
No. 2--FOr Worm Fever, Worn Cole, "felns ne
No. s1For ooHc, Crying, Tss,hlng, and WaEsful
E No. - A|Faf D,srrnea, Cholera Iafanium, and sum
rs so. STFor Collie. Grplna, Dyssntsry, or Bloody
NO Sos-For Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting.
No. T-FoT Coughs, Colds, inauen1A, and Bore
Throat
No. s-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat ana foiines
NJ ia lDysrEps1. PIIIs-For Weak ana Deranged
gtornach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No ff'-Fos PEYALs IRsEGuLA ARlTIes, scanty, Pain
fnl or Suppressed Periods.
No. e -Ror Lsucorrhea. PrOfuse hensel' ana
N, is-For Group, Hoarse Cough, bad Breathing.
No. i4-si17 RHaUs PIlIs-POT ErysPelss, EruP
hous Pi1nples on the Face-
No. l6-RHsuMArs PILs-For Pain l.aneneas
or soreness 10 the Chest, Bsck, Loius, or Lim1s
A.-For Psver snd Ague, Chill Eever, Dumb Agae'
Old Msmanaged Agaes- -
P.-Por Pdes, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or Il
D-Fot Sore, Weak. or Inaamed Eyes add EyelIds;
Failing, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
Cor Calarrh, Of long standing or reeent, eiioef
gith obstruction or proflse discharge
W. C-For whoopiag Coash, thating lis violence
and shortening ~ course
elncs act IKE a charm The entire disease 4 oiten
arrested 81 once and In all the yolenos Of ne
attack e moderated he disease shortened, and rem
dered len dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent oe-
eurrence and which so often lay the toundHhou Of
diseased lungs bronchitis, and consumption, may AZ
be e. once cured By tbe Fever and Cough PlA
In al chronic diseases, such - Dyapep1i1l Weak
Stomach Constipation, DEeF Complaiut1, Pies, Fe-
male Debility and Irregularities, old Headachel
Bore or Veal Eyes, CatArrh, Salt Rhsum, and other
old eruptona the case hAs specifics Ehoss proper l
pncstcD vii Efond . cure 70 almes; every Instance
OAsn The cure Of . dngie chronic dlmeulty such aa
DyIpepdE, Piles OF Caiarrh, HeadAehe or Bemaie
weakness has mere than paid for the case ten tnes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25

NEw ORLEAEs, Jsn. 28'
The steamer W. @. HeWes has arrived
with Havana dates to the 20th inst
Sugar dull and quotations nominal The
new crop is coming in.
The dronth continues throughout the is
land. Stock on had 62,O00 boxes,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-25
FOmRlGN ARRIVAL,

HALIFAX, Jan. "a.
The steamer Niagara, from Liverpool
l4th inst, arrived here tO day. She brings
81, ,0s0,C COO in specie.
BroadstuGs closed quiet but steady. Pro-
visions dull
ConsslsI 9ls@9l2
Il was officially announced thst the
French feet would leave Gaeta on the 18th.
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rRnlI WAsIINGTnN.

WAsHINGroN, Jan p
Despatehes from the South this morning state
that Fort Pickens is regularly invested by Florida
and Alabama troops
Col HRyne Of South Carolina, remains here
10 watch the movements Of the Government lie
telegraphed extensively home last night bis
dispatches are believed to be of a pacific charae-
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gsaal Aatiees.
STARR OF ONO. IN 'h' ~. q. 2 .9a@Y3 9ai sl'ai

THE DEFENDANT, OLIVER
DHtNG, win take notice that on the sth day Of
November, A. u 1850 said MARY L Dring flied her
petition n Bed Court arain5t min, praying thatths
marriage contract now gdbsigting between them bs
dissolved alleging as cause therefor that be has been
Willfully absent from plaintiff for more than thres
years prior % the hng Of said petition Also drunk
eunoas and gross ntglect Of duty ior thzee years,
She also aaks that's Be restored e her. uaiden
name Of Mary LOUISE Campbell. The dslsndant Is
required b appear and answer Wifhin ak weeks from
G1oE Z BRgeE,
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1QeI TWELVE YEARS AGO

lOOla the success Of several medical gentle
curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws Induced their establish
ment Us an inCOr pOrat-d institution under act Of
the Legislature by the title OF THE GREFENBEkG
COMPANY OF New Yerk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the iirm hold they have gained
upon public confidence has fully Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association By Legislative en-
actment, and they have to leel great Pride IN
pairing their success with medical academies al
chartered BY public authority Unsolicited test-
mOny from public and private individuals and com
mandatory notices IN the leading public journals,
bear witness to the medical skill and nigh personal
character IT the gentlemen connected with the m
stitutiOn thus assuring ths public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers OF the day, The GREY
ENBkRG COMPANY has ever been and will be a
reliable and Trustworthy medium tor the restoration
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The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by
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medical work, publish, d for family use, and tn
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The health Of American " omen, diseases Of Chill
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Their ries Of Ne, icinea embrace eleven different
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FROli IiHIlADELPRIA.

PaiLADELPmA, Jan. "A.
The Chicago and Milwaukee Boards Of
Trade arrived here this morning and are
being Hospitality entertained st the Cont.
mental They visit Independence Hall and
other objects Of interest to-day, and this
evening attend operatio performance at the
Academy OF Music by invitation Of the
Philadelphia Board Of Trade.