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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-11

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Boston. bee.

DUstVI, IFFt. I
Next week eleven officers and $40
prisoners Of the North Carolina regiment,
surrendered at Ii tteras, will be n nj IL
Fortress Monroe, from For' Warren, and
released on parole An equal number of
orr men will be returned from Richmond
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-11

nA.Gcn. MeClellaa 96tb birthday oc,
cured Dec 81. Iis friends gave 10.
rial dinner party on the occasion. and
pledged him for another -
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ExF- n res .ons" 10 tie assertions of tn
: Y Uerald ,fat ,bo .;ra,,l.,;, ~ Il.

IT. n res,.o 10 tie assertions of the
y. \ Herald tLat the circulation of the
Tribune l. declining. tie proprietors of
the after establishment propose to have
three competent persons appointed TO AS
certain the facts; and in case the cireula-
tlonot the Tribune does not exceed that
of the Harald bv $4,000 subscribers. the
propr etors of that sheet are to give $500
for the benefit Of the poor aud the soldiers
on the Potomac; and if tie Tribune :
circulation does exceed that of the He
aid by ~, 900, then the Herald is 10 pay
As above
Now We should like to know how the
Herald will sneak ont Of that.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-11
Government Claims.

he Commercial article Of the St. Louis
Democrat infers from clause in the Re
p'rt Of ta4s Secretary of War, that De.
haiency Act on the part of Congress will
be necessary in order TO furnish the means
and authority TO pay off claims aeains,
tie Government for cavalry horses and
other articles not contemplated and esti.
mated for II the last session.
We ire not prepared to ,ay that the
Democrat i correct IN its inference, but
u 81 the law will doubtless PASS Congress
With the least possible delay
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
Republican Caucus.
Union Feeling in Tennessee
Abolition of Slaves in Kentucky
$4,000 Rebels i'm Il Panic.
Union Feeling in Tennessee.
Of Slaves in Kentucky
10000 Rebels i'm a Panic.
Times Correspondence.
New Y ork, Dec. q

lines correspondence.
New York, Dec. g.
The caucus of Republicans was attend
ed by about forty members. All news
paper men and outsiders were carefully
excluded Pomeroy of Kansas, was Chair
man, and Mcpherson of Pennsylvania
Clerk. Mr.. Stevens made long speech
in favor of emancipation. He denounced
McCellellan as trying t. control the Leg.
lslative and Executive powers of the ma
ton. Mr.. Devin Of New York, replied,
saying, it the object of the caucus was to
provide war policy il was very improp-
er. The way 10 end the war was BY fight.
ing, not by resolutions Of Congress. He
closed by Offering two resolutions cndors-
Ing the Philadelphia and Chicago plat
forms, that this meeting recognizes no
right Of Congressional Convention to
add or take away from these statements
of principles, that We are rejoieed that
all political parties are giving loyal sup
port to the war and nothing should b.
done BY Republicans to create dissention
or revive party distinctions or its prose
cution. Many speeches were made but
the vote was postponed TILL Wednesday
night
Refugees represent that in Wenkly,
Henderson. Carroll, Hardin and McNarry
counties, Tenn, the tinon feeling is very
strong, the inhabitants only awaiting the
approach Of the national troops to make a
general uprising. 1t is understood by
the President that the Legislature Of
Kentucky will abolish slavery, reimburs-
ing loyal matters.
World Special.
The smallpox is getting prevalent by
the carelessness of the Surgeon. General
in allowing cases of this disease to be in
the same hospital with other patients.
Ii is rumored that prominent mcnI-
Der Of Bank staff has disappeared with
important papers
Herald's Dispatch
A negro from Centrevillc states that the
rebels had a review of 81, 600 troops there
few days since, during which a panic
seized them consequent on rumor that
the federal troops were marching on the
place, they fleeing from the field leaving
guns, wagons and everything else.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-11

Hr~The country may readily measure
the extent of the Republican sentimen nj
in Washington City, and the activity of
Republican ofiice-holders from the con-
dltion Of the iails Of the Capital.
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Baltimore, Dec. 8.
Mr.. Wightman was again elected May
or of Boston, to-day. by 6,153 votes
against 1856 for X. +. s. Toby, Repub
liean and Citizens candidate.
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I EG al NOTICE.

EG al NOTICE..
To A. NJ Carpenter stephen II. Jones. John Hoi
ses, Alexander &. Higbee, Nm l.. Barkley, Nat. La
foh. h. Jefards, w. a. Gartrtt John Y. Smith, Van
Horn, Luse 10 You are here notified that there
i file In the aflce the Clerk OF the District
Court II Lee County, Iowa at ke@knk, petition of X
A. NJ Swfgey, executor OF the estate of John V
Slaughter, plaintiff. claiming of A. NJ Carpenter,
stephen Jones and John J. Holsey, "a Judgment for
three thousand dollars on promis note given hr
them 10 said Slaughter, and aiming aga nFt all
OF youtbe foreclosure Of two mortgages given Nv
said A. NJ. Carpenter and one by said Stephen r..
Jones' To secure the payment of said note.
And unless YOU appear aud auswef said petition by
noon Of the second day Of the term Of said Court
which commences the first Monday IN February
next, Judgment will be rendered against you 10y d.,
fault according To the prayer VI the petition
RANKIN q Miller.
lice TO- is6id Auys for Pltn.
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Oh PARTNERSHIP.

hlSNULIIIUN Oh PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing between Fox
ney, Civil Engineers and Surveyors. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business will ~
tnued by Mr.. Otley Who having all the held notes
dats and other valuable Information acquired during
practice OF six years by the late firm and around
keokuk, has rior facilities for LAYING lots in
the City hddItions making All! surveys Ia the Halt
Breed Tract
Drawings Of every description neatly executed.
MAPS FOR ALE.
ttN MAPS fhfEr stKr- ~ w fAFh.
small y suitable for mailing, 80 -
County Aaps-+-.-s... .....e.....+r,...... 90 =
Once corner 81 I'd and Main St. above Rlx.
Hale A Co.'S Htnk, 81 -tor,.
keokuk, Dee q, 1861. J. V. 0TLEy.
hefNA In
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I EGAL NOTICE.

10 Henry Moore. You are hereby notified that there
Is he In the ohcr Of the CLERK OF The Distr.c
Court OF Lae County Iowa. at keokuk. petllion o.
Mm- II. Austin CO. Ia hrm or that namc and style }
claiming 81 yon thirty dollars aud interest from
January a. 1~6u money due account af Contract
10 fu rnsh brick made b, you 10 said H. Austin
&c and al ufdcr drawn by You on said bfm aud bf
them paid; aud said petition further rrays for a writ
OF attachment against you.
Now unless you appear aid answer said petition be-
fore noon the second day Of the next February
term OF said District Court or Lac county, 10 be held
al Kenknk, Lee County, Iowa Judgment viii be rem
dsrcd against sou by default
RANKIN MILLER
Pee n iaGi-d Piia's Au'ys
E'OR SALE.
500 sides ~ Prime Harness Leather for sale ~
deel0JAw lla EEfADLns WALI9i -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10
An Interesting Question.

The vexsd question OF the validity of marriage
with q deceased wiie's sister ia IA present occupy
ing the attention of the Appeal Committee OF
the House Oi Lords in 4 reniar kable case. H.
May, ls40 Mr. William Leigh Brock, cotton
spinner, Ut Aelihsmhail. near Hutdersheid. mar
ri.d Miss Charlotte ArIuitage, and had 10y her
two children, when sire died Her sister, IT,
whom she was much attached, came to take Care
Of the children, and in time the widower's heart
sofiened towards her. The attachment was mu
tual, aud they determined to marry; but awsrr
OF the laws tyranny, they fed To find judicial
freedom in Denmark, and were duly mar ed al
Altoona, in tina, Kingdom. staying sufficiently long
" sp,nd the honey moon happily. Two daugh
tiers follo~ed this union, and they are now ap
pesling to share the advantages held cut to then
under the y al OF their father, who died at Col
ogne, in September, 1885. Three years ago Sir
Cres ell decided that the marriage not valiC
aecor ding to the laws Of England, ard that th.
app, llants are therefore not legitimate. II is
curious point in the Case, that the respondent
are the Two childIen-sons-Of the fist sister
but they are still janiors. they are Of cOurs.
merely opposing their step sisters under the di
rectiOu OF others Sir Fitz,oy Kelly appears fo
the appeal. and urges that the marriage being
legal in Denmark must he legal in England, anl
that such markings generally are not contrary Il
the Law Of God, while the Law of England mere
" d, clares them TO be within tie degrees Of al
6niy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

DEMOCRACY AND LAGER TKIUMPHANr-THE
REsulr IN THIS Grin this city the Republi
can ticket il cleaned out, root and branch. The
I" fire in tie rear" Democracy have achieved a
complete victory; and this city appears to en-
do,se the lire in the rear" Secession, treason.
sympa,hizing doctrines Of the locoioco rress
On these issues, however, the result would have
been altogether different The triumph is great.
" to the position Of the McReynold's faction Of
Democracy on general politics and the "beer
Law " and the apathy OF our people locally. The
Republicans of this city never worked less, new
er we're so careless as to their preliminary meet
ings, and never SO much deserved the defeat
they have received. On the rational questions
the seE,imen, OF this city is unchanged but the
sheer Law and one or two other circumstances
were enough TO swamp any party in local contest.
-Grand Rapids Eag'e.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10
/. DRESSING FOR CHURCH"

Has any body heard the bell! :,
You have. dear me, know I'LL wen
never dress in time.
For mvrcy's sake come help me jane
III make my toilet quite P!ain'
This Tor the sake Of rayne
Here. lace this gaiter for me-do.
"A hole" you ed, plauge take the shoe!
Please, Jenny, try aud hide IT,
I know it's Slrday, but nv soul,
cannot xear it with hole
TIE men viii spy it,
They're always peeping at our feet,
Though 10 be sure. they needht peep,
(rhe way se hold our dresses
III iisa pint them though. to-day,i
"Ani cross myself" pray did you say:
Dou't laugh at Wy d.stresses.
How beautiful this six viii rustic
please hand my sel!-adj isting hustle,
Nv cofsc, and my hoop.)
There now; III take tive skirts six,
Do hurry Jane. and help me fix
You aud 1 cannot s,vop'
"Ho~ shall say nav prayers to-day.
As il gifs went TO church To pray
How can yoa be So foolish.
Her. damp tins ribbon III cologne
what for p 10 paint YOU silly one
Nov, Jan.y, don't be muii-h
Ir's no more than Lille White,
Pleas, zee Il thi- che, Ks painted right,
(Aui hand nv box OF cialkD
Nov. damp the towel J.ney, dear,
Ard vice this eybrow-much fear
| shall be too late To walk.
Now, then, my bonnet, If you please
The things a. big ~ all out doors,
The frightiui sugar scoop!
Thank Heaven my ma..ties handsome tho
Il cost enough TO be know,
S,Iaighten this horrd hoop.
Nv handkerchief and gloves you'll find
Just in that dsawer-y cure very kind.
tDoes my dress trail y
Its all the fashion, now. you know,
pray, does the paint aud powder show
Through this lace vei.)
Thank you, y dear; believe I'm dresses
The Saint. be praised the day OF rest
Comes oI.ly Once M seven;
For II on ali the other six
The trouble I should have TO fix,
Id never get To Heaven.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10
NOTICE. III

~ unde GU hav NJ t~eo ptn-c: by the Probate
Cou ~ 10 h~m L, ..si 'uer's and
ioa CLAIM against the estate nj Waiter wuken.,h
at- - SAID county dece~ ed hereby give tce that they
. nj n-ei f'r that pup SATURDAY the An day {
Nay 1851 AID asp " nda, he Is b diy { Nov.m-
Der, lsol, At Il ate esd OF cecea 10 Onou
caga, ut pne clock A. 81 each ( said d.,s and
that nine nth> from the Is h day Of February 1861
allowed fer creditors . present their cls
WM bLAlN
A. E.. BEAH>E.
4 ,mmissnp-'s
Tatei Ms,ch is-A, 1851. 4s3O9
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
Cough Remsdy.

This valuable preparation, free'i Of all the common
component-, as OPP a,-s, Or ENpectoIabts, shoh
not only down The ytem, bul destroy all
cu~, will be found trial l. p'srss the olo~I prop
critics, and u hls the most valuable Testimonials
De found IN the psnphes
Far ~hoop'Dg coogh. aud as soothing Syrup, uees
everv sspt, al b. ~ save the Ia gest pro-
poru'n Of ruptur-s children hich BE- I.sced to
Wnnopny Cough.
Ia "rdoary Coughs and B. onchis c mplsnts the
runners u CCnsUmyth it, splendid Tome prcpeft
make 1t not ons he IN perfect enemy di,e.-e but
ouiids up aud aus he stem against
II tie Complaint No s.ry should lie shogt II, nor
houl parent fail 10 get pamph Ia be und with all
deA as the On v way "a Do justice To ITS v2.ue
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

Pms Blessed is the inventor Of goose quilts
We can't say a. much for him Who substituted
steel. or rusty iron, in place Of the easy going
Quill pen. The next best thing to it is gold
But gold pen costs dollars. As pens, like mig
gers" ard umbrellas. are apt to secede from
their rightiul owner. dollars invested in either
kind OF property are VI substantial property, and
not 70 be relied upon in time OF need. So We
can't advise any poor editor, with only two dol
lars in his lean aud hungry pocket, oinvest three
dollars in a gold pen. But We may advise him
to invest one Of the aforesaid coins in one OF
Warren's excellent substitutes for the genuine
bullion article; for alloy though they are, the,
have the golden look aud for ought We can See,
or feel, in the use, are AS good as gold"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

IONA SUPERVISORS ELEcrxD The following
10 the ames OF the Supervisors elect a. far as
heard from
Portland-N. E Smith.
Orange-Cbares Mathews.
Berlin-Alouzo Sessions,
Boston--Stcphen Mute,
Easton-Alfred Cornell,
Ionia-Levi Kelsey,
Lyons-A Byron Robinson,
North Plains-Wm Sessions,
Ronald-George Pray.
Orlesns-Albert Dorr,
O:isco-W m. Russell.
The above are a Republicans except from
Orsrge. Campbell elects democratic Supervi
eor. bu; We have no, heard his name. DANDY,
Sebe va, Odessa ard Keene not heard from.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of

~ In an, ss-At q If the Probate Court TO-
Of loxhsm, koeeo At the Probate Oiee IN the
village of Ma"o ni.., he 18Th day Of March, IN
tie thoa--ni eight hun red and sixty one pres
VI the estate II Joshua Freeman, deceased On Rad
rg a. ng the .eutlon, duly verified of AmspdA &c
man u doe of said d-eessed) praying that efers 81
oo may be granted upon SAID estate to said
pen
Ther-u pen it ordered, hat naay, the 18Th Gay Of
he ns aid perti"n spd that the law
4 ssf cecea>-c nd other ers,rs interested Sal
req appear al -e.sun o. sad Court
h-a De hnl5-n at the probate Once The village ~!
Mason and show If any thee b. whs the prayer
4 the pet,tion-r sh ulc not be granted: And II fur
hes ordered that SAID peut'oter sv- ntce In 'hs
interested said estate of the tendency q a
petition the hearing the eof by causing a copy OF
this 20 be published in the Lansing Repub cAn
esspaper printed AMI a;Ing said county II Ing
three week. previous said If hear
"a true copy WM II flNtk>kf,
.s3G9 URGE IF " .b.re
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10
4 DMINTSTKATOR'S SALE-Yio1ic

4 n sn.rrby ven, mat ~ pursuance of license to
granted by the Hon. Vim II inckLey, Judge Of Pc
"a TO The .ouu'y & lcgh-D, On uos, tie cay
OF March, A IL ls6l, sh- Ii sell pu
pr. in The Iag- IF Mason, the county Ing
ham. on inta the 20 cay f Mas nest, C1s6l,)
one O'Clock the afterI n! sad d.y, the fol-
zeal -.ta e f Hiram Cnsers-, decreased, vi age
lots No :, and 10, the viiiage E, Mason af,resA
Acc dii the ed plat ther. Ut. Terms nAte
KIN WI Ia. DAY Of SAFE PHILIP McKERNAN,
6A3l0 IN, ate IF Hire IN Converse cece4.ed.
Mas n, An 81. 1861.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

THs FIVE GALLON vIcroEr-The Eve gallon
Law has driven Oft just enough votes in nearly
every city and village which voted on Monday.
to throw them into the hands Of the Democracy
Temperate and temper ance men have generally
been defeated by free drinkers; and this is ali
the fruit the i've gallon act will ever produce.
No less beer viii he drank bu, more hard drink.
ersslec'ed TO Office And yet N-ssrs. Carpenter,
Williams. and the other strong advocates of the
y" declared il ~ou!d BE- immensely popular in
the country! lfit be, the people have q sineu.
lar way OF showing IT, Brt We win Val. ill We
can hear from Lsnavee and ST. Joseph.-De..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

Carl SRURz How WARD Bound Before leav
ing this city yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Carl Shu q
our new Minister To Spain, received drputatiou
OF German Republicans. consisting Of Messrs.
Whitman. J. Wagner. S. TzschoIner, G. PAUL.
Henry Richard, and julius Brill, presenting an
address covered with numerous signatures OF
Germans from all parts o. this country, in &C.
knO~ Judgement Of his great Services rendered to
the Republican party in the last Presidenria
campaign. Mr. Shu,z tharked them in an an
prop'iate speech, after which he engaged in a
pleasant convvrsaiion with the several members
Of the above Committee. Mr. Shurz left for his
home in the West by the o'clock p. m. train.
~ ]. Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10
FOR SALE.

n IMPROVED FARM OF 24O Acres: l5O
"A acres under good cultivation. good building q
&c; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
is described as follows: The southeast quarter
and the east halt Of the southwest quarter of sec
ton one, in town four north OF range one uest
and has been commonly known as the .Alver
son Farm" Terms reasonable.
Apply to JNO. W. LONGYEAR,
3sS-sf Lansing, Mich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

fosroFricE AProisfxExrs = According tn
previous arrangement, NJ. Howard YESTERDAY as.
oumed the duties Of his new ctiice as Postm.ster
eos the present he infesms rs bus few changes
WI Be made in the working force ct the Office
out four appointments having been made as vet
Thee are Friedrich Fulda. Frank q. Smith. 10.
seph h.~Iey. and Charles II. vernor.-Detroit
Adswtissr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10
I)ROBATE NOTICE-State of Mich

gao, c UNITS Of lnyham AT s--sI n of the
Frobs- c"u'tf fer the County Of lnznam. hoi-n the
Probate Office, the village If Mason, nday, tie
cay OF March, n The ye,r Thousand eight hun
tired and sixty Present, Vim pinckne,, Judge o.
Probate In the matter # the estate If Ruben T.
keeck, cecesse' On -ad and hing the peton. duly
seiIn-a, Of Cnarle. e. Bac Aith bs NJohns Highly
ms Attorneys. pay LIZ that let n
he gill annexed, may he granted upon SAID 10
Charles BaekNHh, and thai c.ry If r L
~rIting pu rIstinZ the last w aud mt ui
SAID dec s~ei, ma, b. admitted u proba
The'-up It is deled that Mon,ay, the l5ti day Of
April neat. at II O'Clock n the reno IL. he 4. gp
ed fo' The bearing # al petition and that the her
az o. sad decreased, aDd all other person inter st-d IN
>a'd Estate are Iilet To appear at ss-n said
Court, then to be hoten al the obAre ufce The wi
~ge Of Mason, and h,w cause If Their be, why
prayer Of the petitioner should NO; be gr-n'd And il
further drrei, that p-uti, give notice the
ers' Ms 10 Sad estate ~ the If SAID
retiiion and tie hearing there {, bv pg ps q,
this order Ia BE- published the Lansing RepubI can
uessp~Per pr nt-d and crcuiat ne Of Ing
am, thee successive weeks II said day Of
ing a uu-cipy WM II rlNCkNEY,
3a3B Judge of rebate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Nollce

1 n IL hereby given, that pursuance of liz eUse L
anI~1 by Judge OF Probate fr the eoun
y If lnsham, on lay, the day Of March.
II 81. hail sell al pubic suc'ion OF the EN-
the the town hip Of IN nia.a e"uuty OF lngnam IN
tdsy the 81 Of Nay nett, at oc. OK ~ Of d
fay ne follow NJ DE or bed real estate, to wit:
acny 80 ftds and Is nks of the south
Of the east half IF the south quarter Of s-c"n
20, tow north f range running thence
ID east, the &C 10 TO n'rtn, thence ross
hence sou Ia The place Of oeginnr riIng
81 liant Terms cash WA 81 AIN,
o. 500 Afnr # estate If Daru iranspn Gece. sai
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-10

O,RY this remarksp ole and most interesting rrredv
ia compo.ea Of the concentrated Juice. Of tie ue.
pow~ aud the soohrg Plants and Kots nasr
chemically confined and ipsuls ed IL well seasd ~
bottles, and charged by . pc~erfni battery nus ~
-es.re in addition It's superior medical virtues stSp>,
Magnetic and Electric properties, profoundly p~neis,se
and eunen;ly 9uieiins and soothing IL rei~vvs ~
and inflammation once, (when freely applied.l rna
ing tire strained .sclss giving hSs ~
vitality life giving cush' IS. 10 Psr~lied pasts ~
chr mic or opg anding plsins. and wesknesss 4
ayiug nervous pam, (N-ursgsa irritation, and rencsi
os.truct ous like . csarm lnceed, all Who have ussaW
speak IT i; truly a ~on erfu m-dieine, and estsu
by far SUPERIOR and all O her external reusedse
u-~ II spted II IN uuailing remedy ~ u
Group Sore Threat Inflammation Of The lung, no~eh
LIVER Kidneys. and other egSns, Rheunatssm, So
Irritation Agre the Breast and At all umss cueu
nervous Headache, N-uraigs sore eyes, ear achs ss
ach- ague the Face, timples and e. uptioas e sl
kinds. I.s hr aset and Spraned Limbs, Burn., Fssse
parts, Chilbisius INDECENT and long standing Sssu
Wounds &c, &c Il viii alsc restore the Hair to II
Raid Head and prevent the Hair from falling fhe M
uet,c Ointment has been exensvs, sed Up"p Caaa 81
praught Hos ss for Calls wouncs >pra and lAm~n
and Is a sure cure. when Piled hot Er the scrstc
IN horses and Foot All sheep. AL the proprietor a
fo- the Magnetic fair ial, confident that q
.hey claim fur it, viii be found the letter u u
neigh where IL Is many pecph IN
II by quantity and kept aud used BY amo~t svss
nm bilan the numer Pc and aeA
every family i. or less afflicted with We say go
Try DR.. TraEk's Magnetic Ointnsak
None genuine uue-s signed - = Bsei," With Pen d
Pamphlets containing full drect'ons around each nsln
and circulars left with az nts Price shnss for sna
| and shiil,pgs TO- large Brttles
| Fer safe by N~wb'o Brother, ana hayer Co La
| sing ami al other Drugg St. in the unry
| ~ All orders should b. Add essed TO wN MCDcI
| 90 Earlv,ll~ Madison Co &. " Y. 2lo