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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

Baltimore, Feb 81.
Cine Of the released prisoners who has
been confined at Richmond seven months.
gives unmistakable evidence of strong
union organization at Richmond. The
Union men claim TO be 4 200 strong, and
say they are eagerly waiting and longing
for an opportunity to fling ont the stars
and stripes. Of ten Notifications erected
around Richmond only one is armed and
the city ean.be easily taken. Desperate
efforts were making to get recruits for the
army. The secessionists admitted that
unless they could secure the services of
every male Vireinian between Is and 60
years of age they must yield within thirty
days. The unionists have leagues reg
ularly organized, with signs and passwords.
Many acts OF kindness were shown ateve-
ry possible opportunity to the prisoners.
He further says that from three to four
regiments were daily arriving at Rich
mond, and that the Tenuesseeans were
given to Tenn. and the Carolinas, and the
others to their respective States. He also
understood that only some thirty regi.
ments would remain at Manassas. The
news of the surrender Of Fort Donelson
had most disastrous effect at Richmond,
but cheered the hopes of the Unionists,
who say that they want it known BIZ the
Federal Government that they are ready
to welcome the old Flag and fight for it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
The victory In Congre.,.

The news from Donslsoa and from
Savannah was read aloud to-day at the
opening of the sessions from the Clerk $
desks of the two Houses. Vice Presi-
dent Hamlin beaming with JOY, said to
the crowd in the galleries, which checked
its huzzaing at his rising from his seat,
1T is in order to hurrah--it is in order,
boys p The congratulations of Senators
we're wild, but the enthusiasm Of the
House was wilder. Later in the day,
artillery salutes from the circling camps
on both sides Of the Potomac hailed the
victories. The JOY through the city was
electric. but through it all upross the
serpent head Of compromise, and the cant
Of reconstruction Of the Union upon the
old relations of Slavery to Freedom was
heard anew, and traitorous sniveling of
peace and the instant reduction of the
army.-Cor. n. Y. Tribune.
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xxxvu coNGREss-FRsr SESSION
Washington. February 10

Washington, February 10.
HOUSE. MIR. oorhies spoke in favor
of the war being waged on strictly consti-
tutional grounds, guided by an enlighten-
ed Christianity.
Mr.. Washburne said the gentleman had
announced that the people of Indiana
were ready to compromise with the rebels,
but he Washburne) remarked that the
people Of Illinois were ready to compro-
mise on the terms offered by Grant to
Buckner, VIZ: unconditional surrender.
The House went into Committee Of
the Whole and laid aside the Post Office
bill, taking up the Senate amendments to
the Army bill, which were concurred in.
SENATE.-Mr Fcssenden, from the
Finance Committee, reported back the ar
my appropriation bill with amendments
which were adopted. excepting the giving
of seventy-six millions TO the Quartermas-
ters Department.
Executive session. Adjourned.
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FROM TT. DoNELsoN:
IT Denelson, via Cairo, Feb.

re. Deneison, via Cairo, Feb. u.
1t is fully confirmed that GAINESVILLE
was evacuated on Sunday by the greater
part of its inhabitants. The troops that
are stationed there have gone to Nashville.
Large quantities Of stores were DESTROYED
after the surrender of Fort Donelson.
Glarksville will be occupied by General
Grant tomorrow. A detachment Of troops
was sent up the river last night. Flag
officer Foote and Col Webster went up
the river with two gunboats this morn
ing.
Pillow passed through Glarksyille about
midnight Of Saturday. and Floyd about 6
o'clock next morning.
Cairo, Feb. 81.
From a semi.official source gather the
following list Of casualties. It 10 as nearly
correct as possible. The loss is as far as
it was made up to Tuesday night, and
reached 500 Killed. 100 wounded, 2Il
missing, making total Of 1850.
The bodies Of the killed Of the 9Th III.
inois were all buried where they fell, ex-
cept few which were brought away.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
Gen. Curtis in Arkansas.
st. Louis, Feb. q

St. Louis, rep. Il.
Gun. Halleck telegraphed to General
Mcclellan to day that Gen. Curtis has
taken Bentonyille, Arkansas, with wagons,
baggage and large flag which was flying
over the court house.
The Republicans correspondent tele-
graphs the following from Springfield
under date of the 10th A messenger has
just arrived who left The army yesterday
morning at ten oclock. Our forces have
been lying over at Sugar Creek since
Monday. In the FIGHT on Monday four
teen Of the enemy were killed, and forty
three wounded. OF our men wounded
were Capt Surtzler, of Wright's battalion.
IN the neck quite severely. but not fatally.
Maj. Bowen was wounded in the wrist !;
Capt. AcKinny, Asst. Adj. Gen. to Gen.
Curtis, slightly wounded. Our troops
were bivouacking eight miles beyond the
Camp. Gen. Price had arrived At Grass
Hollow. aud would probably make a
stand. Our forces were Is miles this
side. The messenger thinks fight will
take place to-day or tomorrow. A note
from Col. Carr, dated the 18th, says they
are having slight skirmisAes every day.
Our loss in the fight on Monday was II
or III but the enemy were driven from
the field with still greater loss.
The same paper has the following in a
special from Cairo: The provost marshal
a, GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, sent down
request to Gen. Grant at Fort Donelson,
asking him to come up and occupy the
town at once with his troops. Officers
from gunboats which are now living there
have been IN the place, and represent the
Union feeling as strong and testified to in
Its sincerity. The people state that they
have been led to believe the Union army
was entirely composed of Germans and
negroes, who were making it war of abb
clifton. Now they have seen it is not,
and are even anxious to take the oath of
allegiance. Prominent citizens there say
similar feeling will in week peryade
the whole State
The Governor Of Tenn, Harris, has
called meeting Of the Legislature on
next Monday for the purpose it is affirm.
ed Of having all unconstitutional acts pass
ed by them Immediately annulled; and
Tenn. officers and citizens declare thar
the State will soon be back in the Union.
1t is declared that strong objections will
be raised by Tennesseeans against the
Bowling Green force offering battle Mt
Nashville. The day before the surrender
of It. Donelson 900 rebels escaped when
the garrison made their desperate sortie.
This force have since returned and offer
ed themselves to Gen. Grant. and request
ed to be sworn into the L. S. service.
Brig. Gen. Price, sob of Sterling Price,
has been released on parole BY Gen Hal
leck on condition that he would tale up
bis residence at northern city. He has
selected Alton and win remain there at
large.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
CELEBRATING IN NEW YORK.
New ork. Feb u

New York, Feb. u.
The celebration of ashington' birth.
day will be universal. National salutcs
will be6red and the bcllsof Trinity Church
will chime national airs. Washington's
Farewell Address will be read at the
Cooper Institute. where also an Grafton by
Geo. Bancroft will be delivered. Mayor
Opdyke, by proclamation. requested gen.
eral suspension of business. The Pro-
duce Exchange will be closed; the Gus
tom House, Insurance Companies, and
many Banks will close at noon. No ses
sion of the Brokers Board will be held
There will be an Grafton and a grand con-
cert In the evening at the Academy Of
Music:under the auspices Of the 7th Reg
iment. The City Hall and pubic build
inks in the Park will be illuminated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

nas- The surprise party given last nigh.
to the Rev. Charles Williams was u COM
plete success, and one of the most pleas
ant and gratifying reunions ever known
IN this city. The party met and the
tables were set in the school room occu-
pied by Mr.. Williams A purse contain
ing s72 was presented by Mr.. Thompson,
Banker, in very neat and affecting little
speech, TO which MIR. Williams replied
with equal propriety and pathos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
F An intelligent gentleman has '

~ An intelligent gentleman has writ
ten Us q letter 10 recommend that instead
OF colonizing the slaves in some foreign
country, or in Florida, as has been proposed
by various distinguished personages, it
would be better 10 colonize the slaye-o own.
ers. This is an excellent idea, the latter
class including only about two hundred
Thousand persons, while the former mum.
Der four millions. Besides, the slave
owners are almost oil disloyal, while the
slaves are friends Of the good old Flag
IN. 7. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

HH-We sec that the Constitution has
MT yet corrected its quotations from Jack.
son and Webster. as the Judge is a
green hand at editing, and never was ia
nous for accuracy in quotations he might
be excused, but Mr.. Smith ought to know
that accurate quotations and proper cred
It's are cardinal virtues in the printing
business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
Regulations of Transportasten and
Travel.

Ffen and after Saturday. jan 25th, railroad car
stage coach, or vehicle running west or westwardiy
from the Mississippi river into North Missouri will
oepsrmied to carry freight passengers from keo.
kas Without the strctest compliance with the reguis-
mons OF The Treasury Department at Washington,
which require that .ait freighs, of whatever mature
except such ~ may be under military orders shall be
covered by Custom House permit, and that si bag.
gage OF travellers shall be carefully an duly
sealed by 4 Custom House Officer"
The undersigned will Issue permits for the trans
poraton Of aHgeods destined for proper persons and
places with the least possible trouble delay and In
speet and seal ali baggage travellers leaving the
IN manner to cause The least trouble consistent with
As end desired.
object aimed atIs to prevent any Aid or assist
nnSt or com munication with persons directly or
Indirectly disoyato, or In arms against The Federal
ooysrnmeni JOHN sTANkrs; Surveyor,
Custom Hnuse, Keek ak jan Is 1867 dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
Especial to Post.l
Washington. Feb

washington, Feb. Il.
The Congressional committee of confer
ence on the Treasury note bill cannot re-
port until Monday.
Col. Dulasy of the Garibaldi guard has
been arrested By General Blenker for pub
fishing articles in the New York Demo
crat on the decentralization Of the German
division of the army ofihe Potomac.
President Lincoln is i'll to day, having
become exhausted from watching BY the
bedside Of his son While.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
10- Before the Constitution proceed

S Before the Constitution proceeds
any further in its diatribes against those
whom il tries to stigmatize as Abolition
lists, will it be good enough to name even
one Of them who has been guilty of treas
on and taken up arms against this govern
menty We know there are thousands of
former Democrats who are now loyal and
strong for the Union. But it is also a
fact that every rebel State was Democratic,
and every man thus far arrested for treas
on was the same.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
THROAT AND LUNGS.

Al This season o. the year when cough. and cold.
hfe tronbieSoae every family should have safe aud
Certain remedy III hand. EAEtomss Hive syrap and
Ioin 10 The very thing IL II not only essant for
children 10 take. but il certain cure for Group,
Nhooping Cough. Broneh AsshraA, Coughs And all
affections OF the Throat and Lungs
Sold BY all Druggists. Price rs cents.
Orders may be addressed ioJ. T. Wilkinson, Whole.
sale Agent, No. u Asin-st., ksokat. Iowa.
deelSalmw9t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

BE- That was decidedly = sensation
bulletin which the Judge stuck up last
evening about the capture of Price and
McCulloch, and the surrender of Nash
vile. AS that news is not confirmed by
the kilograms, some of our people may
suspect that the bulletin was a humbur.
Was il worth four dollars, Judges
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

@It was reported last night that
Cortland Phillips, Of company A, I'd Reg
ment, and son Of G. B. Phillips of this
city, had leg shot off at Donelson. We
had not time to verify the report.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
Attension city Rtfles.

You are commanded to meet at the
Armory at 81 o'clock this morning, in
full uniform to take part in the celebra-
ton Of the day. john BRUcE. o. S.
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WAR! WAR;! WARli!

All persons keeping or having for sale, an, or
kpdsof Munitions Of War such as Guns Pi.tois Res
voisefs and ali kinds OF Am nanioB are require moi
10 ssiito any person without from the pdSr.
signed This order must be strictly complied with.
rnderpenaiti offorseiliEg all articles neniione In
theirpossession. JOHN sTAENUs
ji513d snTseyorf Portal ksolut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

I. /. MckESNY SLIGHTLY WOUNDED,
The telegraph says that I. /. Mex emmy,
Assistant Adjt. General on the staff Of
General Curtis was slightly wounded in
the action on Monday last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
WASHINGTON Feb 81

The Homestead bill reported from the
committee on public lands coming up, the
question pending being to recommit the
same with instructions to report instead
the bounty land warrant bill, Mr.. Grow
called Mr.. Washburns to the chair, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

FouND.-On Thursday night, on Sec.
ond above Main, gentleman's kid glove
with fur gauntlet, which can be had at
this Office by paying twenty five cents for
this notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
BUTLER GONE To SHIP ISLAND.

Boston, Feb. 81.
The Massachusetts, olst Regiment and
FIVE companies of the 18th Maine Reei
ment, started to-day in the steamer Mis-
sisslppi for Ship Island Gen. Butler left
last night via Fortress Monroe, 10 assume
command at Ship Island.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

Philadelphia, Feb. q :.
The State Legislature has agreed to
meet In Independence Hall tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

re- We ought 10 have mentioned some
days ago that it was n two mil tax in
stead Of two millions which was author.
lied by the Legislature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

Washington, Feb. 20.
The Presidents son, William, died to-
day. Aged / years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
GOAL OIL.

Is bbls direct from sbnreb for sale at St Louis
or Chicago prices, and quality warranted.
dec5d KELLOGG A BIRGE.
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COMMERCIAL.

lAILs GATE Cry Oyyrcx
KKoK-K Feb. Is, CO.
FLoUR--superfpe 81 q; Sprbk " keate xtrs u IS.
Fail Wheat Extra 81 IS.
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-- 30 to doc y 100 NJ
CORN-l5c bush.
RARLEY-45e.
MHIAT--ln good demand. Fall esq 20; sprin, -
to soc.
RYE--25c 10 30.
OATS--l2a 4l5c.
PoTAToEs--l5ao0 by ths load, retail rs to 3oc.
e BUGAR-New Orleans fair lOiSail4 prime li.0
I2ls; clarified l2iel3i; crushed and loaf lai9i3a.
= AohhSStS-riEnratton 45a55U; SuXarhousel $3.50
Golden Syrup 70G15c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Java asa 30. taxuyrs1fa26
RlCE-aSlOc.
soAP-Paim &c, Family 5Ic German tGin.) y.
07tc. es.s
CANDLEs-star $50 is, stearine IL, Mould 10.
LARD-5 to sic; retail G;c.
BuTTER-Cemnlon6 s7c; Choice 10, retail II, s@l5
LEATHER-Sole a5aD2a; Harness osa30.
H1DEs-Dry Toto lie, green 4 10 A; green sheer
pelts 80 g35c; green hog skins I5c.
HAY--TimotLy, new Is O0a9 w, balsd pc OOS 10,
Prairie % %.
sEEDs Timothy u rs; Flax Seed GOT g.
0NloNS--35a4 0c.
EGGS-He. &8 z-4-@s-
WHITE HEANS-5Oc1e1 90.
FEATHERS 20a25.
FRUIT Dried Apples n as1el SOC bushei.--
Dried Peaches 81 25s 80 50. RAisins o. COG ss co.
CHEESE-w estern Reserve sc; pennsk sSl7.
BEEF-1h42c Erossi 3sD4 quarter.
SHkRp--ef 56a2 ~ y head.
HoGs-Dressed 292Ac.
sALT--G.A. ~ SO y sack; Kanawha es Is bar
rel; Livcrpooisl oa2 ~ 90 p Jack: Lake a 10 y
Dol. 4+ H
FISH-Mackerci, No. 4l6aa1s p Dbl. NO 9 sl4
0$l6, No. o91slO. White Fish, No. Is Ooa5 50
? half bbl Cod Fish 5ds6 y D.. ~
RAGS--Itc.
OLD IRoN-kasc p b. Brass 6psc p /. COP.
per l0@l2tzc y n.
ExCHANGk-un Kew York, Bankables Fund, i
perccnt-fo gold nominal. st. Louis, little tisnr
aud no settled rate. S--3sr." ?
-. --------
NEW CIrRON,
New Layer RAisins,
Carrsnts and
a ~ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22

@ The District Court yesterday ad-
journed over to Monday, in order 10 give
the attendants an opportunity of honor
ing the Twenty second.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
WAR CLAIMS.

WAR CLAIMS.
The undersigned hare made Arrange ments nv which
thc5 VIII Collect al Kinds Of claims grow iEr out OF
lie IFesuE. war, either st Sti Louis or Washington:
sach ascians eontrsttd ia the crgsnisation az the
'owA fegiments back pay OF DECREASED oldsrS M, OF
appraised horses, sflce dead DC. The, have faithful
Aha well ADVISED rspr sebtsyes both those places
sad viii soon be- In possession OF ali needrd
RANKIN MILLER,
'ah2suim Attorney tKe1KnK, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
WANTED.

MISSOURI MONEY, fcurrent and an CURRENT; Also
Illinois aud wisconsin Their value in cash will b
paid for same nj So asd So Levee, by
dec13d CONNAT,I.E 4 GMyTH
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.
Dos Moinss, Jan. litE, 1854.
II 10 HEREnY CskrIgiEn, That on the hth day Of
January 1862, sworn ent WAs He'd IN this Of.
nee showing TIE condition Of The ktna Insurance
Company located Vt uarttlrd, IN the State Of Con.
neetcui on the lat day OF January, a. d lee2 In
corda nee with provision al Act nf the General
Assembly OF the State o. Iowa, entitled an Act IN re-
latien TO Insurance Comps nies," approved January
aath, 1857, and Aci amsadatoiy thereto, approved
February NH. l6se. thai said statemsnt shows hat
said Company u possessed OF The reQusite amount 81
espilah and inv ested required b. law.
Authority u thsrsioss given 20 the above named
Company 70 trsnlsct Ehsiness OF Insurance IN this
State accordance With the Laws thsseof until ths
S..s sas ~ jaAssy, a. y, Oae Asoassnu Sight hun.
dred and Sixty -thfee.
It's siso certified, That u. p. TsA ENeK, Esq, ~
Ksokuk, has been duty appointed By said Company
their lawful Agca. and Attorney for the County az Lse
with ruth totate rlsksof hsrein, and
10 acknowledge service Oh process. ~ pr0ytded ~
law upon his flinF With the Clerk - Ne District
Court in and for said county. certified copy 81 M
stateuant on NE In this nicr. + h further certified
that the attached u true and correct copy Of the sAid
statement.
ixTHsrixosy wnsRsos, have AsEsnnte -
~ III my hand and ataxcd my seal Of oaee, ibis tlth
day Of January, 1857
j. ". CATTELL, Auditor u Etats,
Dan. KGtraes, nepnty.
n. q. TEN EYCK. Agent. lssS1o-1ev
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-22
TIE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %.
THE CELEBRATION Topaz.

The 18th Regiment will have dress
parade at 10 o'clock this morning, when
Nashlngton's Farewell Address will be
read.
The City Rifles will be OUT at the same
time.
The citizens will meet at Chatham
Square Methodist Church at IL o'clock
and hear the Farewell Address and sing
the Star Spangled Banner and other Ma.
tional Hymns. Everybody is invited to
attend.
Everybody that has flag is expected
to hang it out OH the outer walls.
1r Mr.. +. Slossen, messenger of the
American Express Company, handed VI
papers yesterday in advance of the mail.
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lAILs GATE Cry OyYrcg.
KKoK-K Feb. Is, '62.
FLouR--supernne 81 IS; sprin { Mheate xtrs u rs;
Fall Wheat Extra - IS
BRAN ANDsHoRTS--30t TO 40c y 100 ~
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The amount OF liabilities due not due
10 banks or other creditors. None.
LOsAcs adjusted and due None.
Losses adjusted aud not dne-......-..-. xss3 OF
Losses unadt Just ed. In suspense waiting
proof, contestad or trustesd,....... o1Ga,G ai ~
All other claims small, for printing, DE.
Agents instructed TO take r,sk over twenty Thou
sand Dollars, without special permission.
The amount insured In any one City, ToMn,
Village. or block, sxrins.
Twenty thousand dollars deposited with The Stale OF
Tennessee In stock Of said State, which " In
GUIDED In AsaAtx and 10 Ale#tte depcstt
of capital ssxinKs. Deposited with the State
Of Ohio, Ten thousand Dollars.
The Charter 10 on Ale with the Auditor OF Iowa.
l.. J. IlENDEE, Secretary.
In u lat
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1 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NEN BOOKS.
The Shadow in the Honse, by John Saunders Z
book for the times, al
BROWNELL'S hook Store,
4 lebI-d Cor. Main aud Fourth sts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

II seems that Secretary CHASE has recon
meuded. though reluctantly, 1t 10 siid, that ih'
United States demand notes shall be made
legal tender for the payment Of debts. This
desire he has communicated to the Financt
committees Of Congress. a. .eutssR merri
II is not stated that Mr.. CHASE finds In the
Constitution any authority for this measure
but that be bases its expediency on the ground
that the heavy expenditures entailed BY the
war, and the recent suspension Of specie pay
mens BY the banks, have rendered the employ
ment Of United STATES notee, as substitute ior
coiD, imperative
The Obi .cs OF Mr.. CHAsE and otbe' advocates
Of this new financial measure appears to be,
according to their own declarations, to force the
people to take Government paper as an tquiva-
lent for coin. making 1t penal and marx Of
dsloya atty for any man to refuse 60 to do. Az
we'll might it be made penal and dislcyal for Q
man to cease using coffee, or to substitute rye
therefor, on the ground that IL ID robbing the
Government Of Its revenue. .'s3ol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

W Among the "ills that flesh V heir to-
none are more disagreeable and tormeutine
than oorns What would not the poor sufferer
give TO be rid Of these troublesome excrescences,
which. though quieta ,his moment, may in
the mex. give exquisite pain. m
y Our benevolence. therefore. prompts us "a
Gall the attention Of the silllcled to the notice
OF Dr. Kendall 10 another column. who will re-
main In our city but q short time longer. Hs
has teslimonlals Of hls success In our own com
munity and upon persops we'll known to US.