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The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Cautrahludl.
whitsh.rss. No. 4s4 Penn. Avenue.

Eighteen contrabands arrived from Virginia
at Duff Green's Row yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

A% Photographs and mbrotypes OF all
siles arc taken on . new plsn only known 10 the
pr .prietoe Oft cClean Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doo1 above D.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

~ OF The VERY BEST QUALITY.
lam row furnishing the trade at y cent. per gal.
Ion, by the barrel. e.W. O'LAUGHLEN,
my i-eo1ms Cor New jersey Av. and Il st.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
apl7-'f

ArThs Mcclellan Photograph and Am.
brotype Gallery, $40 Seventh street four doors
the most pleading Csrtes de Visite. It will be your
los by mot patronizng such perfect establishment
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
CQrAa. klQ.

Thoss afiioted with these troublesoms things
whether hard or SOFT also those troubled with Bun
ions, Calosi!iee, club and insrowinG toe nails, oan
find gre relief and satisfactory benefit BY applying
to DE-. @. White, <B Pennsy lvsnia avenue, between
Four. and ahsh and Sixth streets, Room I, second
h~or apr rs
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
MAY FE y TIV L.

MAY FEsTIVAL.
T. r. Liable has the honor of announcing TO the
citizens of wsship gton end vicinity that his MAY
FESTIVAL will lake place At TEMPERANCE
HALL, L street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
on THURSDAY EVENING, May 5, 1859.
ap22-ds
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

~ Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for 10 years and grows 10 favor It kills and
exterminate' Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, Fleas,
Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden In.
sscts, 40 AL genuine bears the signature Of E.
Lyon, and Is not poisonous TO persons domestic animals
Beware Of couuterfeits aud limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In q trloe,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Bold everywhere ID. 3. BARNES,
ap3o-TTSSm 2o2 Broadway, New York,
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

AJ-Attsntion, No. 5.-The members ofthe Per.
severance Engine Company are hereby notified to
attend the regular monthly meeting, this (THURs.
DAY. evening, at ~ O'Clock
Business Of importance will be brought before the
meeting, which demands the attendance of every
member. GEO FLETCHER,
lts Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Rubber Goods At Manufactursr's Prices,
for Ten Days.

MR. II. A. HALL will sell Mems Rubber Over
shose and Sandals for 60 cents Per pair Ladies'
Over snd d sauSai: @ cent? ps. pair; RaSSs, Pop
s1.o6 ssoh; Rubber Sheets, TO protect ohildrens
beds) so oents each, ana every article made from
prioss, at The India Rubber Warehouse,
2O0 Penusylvania avenue,
apl7-'f Bet Ninth and Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
y. :..txsCAAHAalal -
AUCTION SALES.
This Day

b FURNITORE AND EFPHCTs OF THE
MAESIOs HOUSE AT PUBLIC AuvTlON;-Oa
THURSDAY MOkNIN1, May lt cs.msnslsg at
Aansion House, No "a Pssnsyivania avesve, BE.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, ecnsaisei
in about II Rooms, ent traotng- T9N' ~ .'10f p
Painted Cotta.e Chamber Suites Z ~. .sr,,. F.
walnut and Mshogaay French Bedstesds
Single and Doebs Cotssgs Bedssesda
Walnut aud Mshogany Buresus, aAd Waststaeds
Marble top Centre aud Eide Tables
Haiv and Cane Seat Chain -F
Feather Beds, bolsterp, and Pillows .
Hair nattesses, Bolst-rs, and Pillows
Husk and Cettoa. and HusG Msttrseres,
nlaukcta, Sheets, ComSoft-, end Qsilta
BRUSSELS, lnsrain, and Three ply Carpsts
Venetian Stair Cartet, Oilcloth
Lace snd Damask Curtains
Cha L Der Stoyee, kc., kc. s...
Together with the once Furniture
J.c. MCGUIRE / CO.,
ap a6-dtd AuctIoueen.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
GROWERS THEATRE,

3HOVEiR'S TaEATRE.
(THE NEW NATIONALLY
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Fourteenth Street
and Wtllard's Hotsl.
LRerAnD GaovER... Lessee and Manager
H. d PHILLIPS. s...................St-g St &c Manager
FOURTH APPEARANCE OF THE
MA ARhMoTH COMEDY CONGRESS
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
MISS JENNIE PARKER,
MISS JULIA NELSON,
MISS SOPHIE CLIMBER,
Nj. D. sETcBELL.
MI BEN ROGERS
And Large and Efficient Dramatic Company
GLORIOUS RECEPTION and
UNDtNIABLE SUCCESS
of the
NEW Comedy,
which will be produced on
THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING, MArI,
For s last time, positively:
B.aBES ~ THE W'OOD,
B.fBES ~ THE W'OOD,
BABES Nv THE W-OOD.
Lady Blanche Rushton n.... ..... Mis- Susan ID min
Jeremish Beetle. M u. SetcheN
A fer. which, MISS. LOFTY HoUGm will sing her
great comic song,
JoO1a1a'O Col1rt0h1P.
To conclude with the laushab.c farce,
Sketches In I1acl1e.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

~ Law Notice. - ROBERT j. WALKER
and FREDERIC r. STANTON will practice Law
In the Supreme end Circuit Courts, Court Of Ca .s
Courts Martial, Boards Of Commisionsrs, and De
partments. Aided BY two other associates, no part
Of an extensive busnsss will bs neglected address
WALKER L STANTON, ofhoe 3os Y street, wash
ipeton, D. G. .... ..... ap 1-8m
sFWessoA's Progress Of slavery.-Copies
Of this werk are FOR sale at the onoe Of the National
Republican. Pamphlet edition, rs cents. Bound
edition, rs cents.
DOARDING Two OF three permanent board.
ID Or. can be accommodated, at tn, rate of IS per
week at 500 + street, between Second and Third.
may 1-3.~
NJOTICE.-we wocld Invite special attention to
IN the sale ofFURNlTUkE, etc., to take place at
the Mansion Iiouss, No. ~ Pennsylvsnia avenue,
near Fifteenth street. this (rHURSDAY) morning,
At 10 o'oock-the contents Of about twenty rooms
but recently furnished, eoesistins Of fne Bedsads
Beds Mattresses and Bedding, Bureaus, Brussels
Ingram, and stair CiYpets, Mating Sc, 60, all Of
which Is to be sold without reserve
JAs O. MoG UIRE L CO.,
my lit Auotioneefs.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

CCHOONER G. n. VAN Mama,
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DISCHAR0ING CARGO.
C,nsigaees will please oall and receive their
goods. nay lit
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Urls KRIN3LE y COME.
Just receiving, the largest stock Of
FANCY GOODS

In Washington.
Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, r rlioiios Dirso
tlon and Alphabet plooks, Games, Photo
graph Albums, Gin snd Nisesi.
laueous Booka In great
varieties, at war
Call and see, at oHEPAkRD'B
ueadQuarters,
deo ~ Corner seventh md D streets.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
This City.

Wo never could comprehend the object OF
tho original projectors Of this city In laying out
tho city ,n such u plan NJ its presents. Tho
rectangular streets are very well, and OF good
width, bat the Apenues are 4 complete waste Of
valuable property. Besides the actual loss of
Land by tho wide avenues themselves, there ID
at least uns-,hird more lost In the awkward
angles and triangular square alleys and yards
IN nseluence of the diagonal direction Of the
avenues.
The enormous cost Of paving, lighting, and
keeping up the latter, would, If expended on
the streets alone, present our city In as good u
condition as any city in the Union.
The total area within the city boundary, ex-
elusive uf all east of Twenty. NTH street east,
and exclusive of the basin at the west end OF
the canal west Of Fifteenth street, Is 6,ll0.0I
acres, or 26G ,l02 ,5l6 square feet, divided as
follows:
Area of public reservations and
squares occupied by public build
lngs. s............,.,......... ..... E0,ioo,UUZ
Area Of building lots............... III O96,2l
Area of alleys. 49,. ............ 7,Al, los
Area Of avenues, streets, open
spaces, and canal. ..............,. ll2,767,2 ,225
Total. al...,.....,.......... 2G6, ,l92 ,5a8
The aggregate longih of the streets and ave
nues OF the city IL as follows:
squsre Feet
Total longth Of streets. l,0l0G GG3
Total lthSih II avenues. .............. 49,, ,107
Total, 227,03 miles, or....... l,2O3, 400
There s not 4 city In tho country where the
propor,iun vt1and occupied by streets, ave-
nues, .,ni aNays occupy 80 great Y proportion
Of area, AZ in this city.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

Waahips stou, Apri 20, 1851.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

80 The First Colored Baptist Church,
corner Of Nineteenth and street, will be open for
religious services, on Thursday, May lst, at II
O'Clock =. m, 80 and "a O'Clock, p, m. The pub.
lic are invited to attend. Ap3o-2ts
The national Republican., 1862-05-01
Total, 297,93 miles, or. .......

There it not \ City IN tho country where the
proportion vp1and occupied by streets, ave-
nues. .,ni alleys occupy 30 great Y proportion
Of area, AZ in this city.
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

Once, No. II Washington Buildings, PsRasyl.
vania avenue, corner d Seventh StFsst
Spls-U
The national Republican., 1862-05-01

JHOR sALE-A LOT on Fifteenth street West,
east, with . FRAME HOUSE, erected thereon-a
good location for 2 store. Cheap for cash. Inquire
at No. $40 Fifteenth street, directly opposite.
apr l9-9w.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
An AyOwcd Traitor in N Democr.,-
Con ton.

The Democratic State Convention of New
Hampshire met at Concord a few DAVIS
since and produced some characteristic
Developments. We find the following
speech, by a recent inmate of Fort War.
rem, reported in the Boston Journal:
DR.. Bstchelder assembled the platform
and spoke for few moments IN yery
excited manner. He announced hin,s,i
a rebel. He was locked up for forty DAYS
In jail he had never seen the inside "a
before, because be was in favor Of , frae
government for white people and not for
niggers. Slavery was right. 1t could
rot be proved that slavery was a sim
ANY physician could disprove this posi.
ton The forearms of negroes were fonr
inches longer than white mans. Thew
never sprung from Adam.
/" hen the customary resolutions were
ohered, the Tory Doctor was again brongbt
10 Ills feet by resolution which ..remen,
Dered with pride the courage and uallan
try OF our soldiers now in the field ;" ana
rendered sympathy to ..the friends !,
those who have fallen in defense of the
constitution and Union" DR.. b. moved
10 strike out Constitution, f.r h. da-
cared that che did not believe that onr
soldiers had been fighting for the Consti.
tu'ion' but for their thirteen dollars !,
moh1h. And this foul libel upon the
hooie men who have left home and friends
a fYvft Il
70 nght me battles Of their country, was
not rebuked by lie Convention d.
ha'cheider's speech proved that he had
peeh most justly punished, but had beer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

(lRIGINAL NOTICE.

To wright. Eaton, Bros. Il CO. Sarah Brnce nm
Vaiii Aeighler Co., Emma N Williams Erecntrix
OF the estate OF Geo Williams decvased Ahhn,t
johns Co., Hugh Cook, State OF Iowa for M u.s
o. school Funa, a n Aerrick, Gumusins, seaman 4
Co., Alexander, Wfsy 4 o., Lind. Bros = ca
Hannah Zindie and WIN Lohmer Execu.nr. or ~
estate Of Louis Zindle, deceased Geo a And.r.nn
brown, Goddn Co., John Carson Heu Inhn.on'
Hawkins Taylor N Magonn, 4 Pyle Hosmer
Isrtn, Cunls, GEO barber, JoAn McDougalI,
You. and each d you, hereby noti1ed III, ,hea
= now ON he IN the office OF the Cler N ~ n.tlr.
GouFt ~ i'se Gonaly, Iowa. at keokuk netltior. -,
John " RANKIN aud Samuel Miller rs Tn,stees tr
100 Sso ANDERSON = Co Jam es NJ Shelley and Cor
Shelley claiming against all OF You the forer ias..
sertsin Decd OF T-ust, executed by defendsn. Ian.
nlucs 70 plaintiff to secure the payment az r~rta
p,onssofy notes, executed by X p Creel and CrasI
nhepneIn, ana now the property OF and due and =, "
n nos Anderson Co., and on which there /,
Dollars ei9Oo1, said Deed OF Trust vas .is 49,, "
sscuIe FOUR Hhundred Dollars, and Interest Il o. -
Shelieys Ard there 10 now alleged to Be due IA coS
neIlsy thereon the sum Of Six Hundred Dollar
nv unless you appear and snswe or said petitinn on
oI beIore noon Of the second dAy or tina nas, 49,. ~
said Court, 10 commence ai Keokak IN ths AZ ~
any o February, A. d., 1863, decree will 10 70 aaraa
ssAbst you ny default and the said Deed ofTru.t i
~ !otesofcu and tho following real estata conyeyr
.sseDl VIII sold ter The payment or the debts ato 49,
quarter q Section Twenty three l2al Iownship Il M,
TX 20 Range Five III West In tho County al I.nc
And state OF lows, and ali the interest Of each md Ill
o. you thstcin viii be cut on forever bal red ana
..s RANKIN n MaCF.ARY
dfcio-a4w Attorneys for Plaintia
IRIED PEACHES, AND DRIED
~ APPLKs--Rof sAte By
assie-d sAAuELPoILocE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
NOTICE.

To PC Wright, Eaton, Brothers T. Co sarah Ryncs
Duysli, kelghler Co, Emma n Williams y, -.
cutrix OF the estate Of Geo. h. Wiliiams d,ee,ssd
Abbott, Johns and Co., Hugh Cook State Of low =
Tor the ase OF the Ecnool Fund, A NJ Merrick INN
minis, Seaman A Go. Alexander Wray 81 CO. LIND
Bros. Co Hannah Zindlc and William Lobmer
Executors ofthc estate Louis Zindle, Deceased
Geo Anderson, Brown, Goddin & Co. John Il
Carson, Hen Johnson, Hawkins Taylor Ma.
Eoun, Pyle, Hosmer Curtis, J l. Curtis Geo =
Barber, John hcDongan,J Allen, and Jesse Rud-
dick:
You and ehch OF you are hereby notified that there
y now on Nile IN the once Of the Clerk of the Districf
Court OF Lee County. Iowa, at Keokuk a petlton az
John bruce, claiming OF you the said WriSht u,e
sum OF Six thousand Dollars as money due on Il :
promissory notes and also claiming Of all Of van The
forectosure Of Mortgage given upon the east Of
me south west quarter of Section Twenty thr. Tow
snip 6ixty-sx north, and Ranged west In Lee conn,v
and praying for sale OF the undivided OF the
SAID real estate for the payment Of said do
one uldsvided half having been relieved
AND unleas you appear thereto and defend IN
or before noon OF The second day OF the term
SAID Coutto cemnenee nj Keokuk on the frst Mopdsy
or February, A. D.. 1859 Judgment ana derrea vii,
DO rendered against thereon by default for the
claimed, interest and costs and The said real :. Ar
wili be sold for the payment OF the same ana ali ~
your interest IN and TO The said estate viii be .
OF and forever barred and ioreclosed
GkO. w MeCRARY
aoeto-utW Atty for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
me emancipation Sentim.n, a..
Missouri,

no SAINT Joseph Herald speaks the
words OF truth when it says:
81 nc Emancipation sentiment, develop
Of ,a tns last elec!ion, is not the offspring
near m,staAen philanthropy towards the
negro race. 1t is the acouiescenca of ~
Intelligent people in the ar;stanaa = ae ~
poii1'cal necessity forced unon than, -.
the enemies of their country ~ heD "
PIE OF Missouri. by this act, have n p.o
themselves name which will aaorn ~ !
brightest page in their country's history
missouri is the first of the slave Statcs r
declare that slavery is not worth fioIt;no
Tor; and the future historian will RECORD
,hat her emancipation movement wss ,be
beginning OF the end Of this fra,r;c;aal
contest. All honor to the peonle WIZ
nave shown that shareholders can h. ma
triots. eaa VIC pa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

CHARLEsToN ILLUMINATING FOR DEAo-
CRATIC VICTORIES. "A correspondent of
the Haverhile Mass. Gazette. writing
from Beaufort, South Carolina, November
10, asserts that 900 guns were fred in
Charleston and the city beautifully illu-
minated, in honor of the Democratic VIC
tories in New York and PENNSYLVANIA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

oAsk BY AN AMERICAN CApr.,s
- confidently said that the escape of the
french Emperor from the oonseouencas
OF the recent plot against his life, was ow.
ing to information furnished Ly A. 49,.
,cap captain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

the loss of their rank in the world. Nor
will we remark that the United States are
no more holden before God orbefore man
to supply. us With ooston, than France,
torn By revolution and civil war in 1892,
was ~ furnish Europe her ordinary con-
+tingent Of wines and silks; and that to
give the worlds sanction to such motives,
as sufficient justification for war, is
to accustom man to take the life ofa fellow
creature without being able to.baHege A
good reason. Finally, We win say moth
ing of shaver, nor of the French flag
which eo,elvl Ike cradle of that Repnb-
lie; we are aware that such arguments
are out Of season, that it is fashionable at
the present day to smiic at them, and that
the attraction Of q bad cause exercises the
same powerful influence over n great
number 81 our contemporaries which the
words liberty and justice had upon the
hearts of our Fathers. aeta =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
Eor,lftc.,lons Mt R,chmopa.

Two Englishmen, from Richmond,
passed through Fairfax Courthouse few
days ago, on their way to Washington.
They called at Gen. Sigers headquarters
and gave some valuable Informs
ton. They say that the city has within
and around 1t a force Of forty thousand
men, which Is fast augmented. An at
tack y anticipated by the residents. Five
superior gunboats have been finished
there, and another ia in the course Of con-
struction. They carry from five TO six-
teen guns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

The STYLE IN DIxIE.-Gov. Brown
seized some 100000 dollars worth of
goods IN Augusta, Georgia, few DAYS
ago for the benefit of the Georgia volun.
teers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

HD, A. Mahony's conspiracy to in
diet the editor of the Dubuque Times for
libel, failed OF its purpose. The grand
jury, although thoroughly Mahonyites,
couldn't exactly Ling themselves up Ia
such patriotic passion as to indict per
son for calling Mahonv traitor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT.
The two story Brick Dwelling House, recently oecu.
pied by Geo Williams, on Fran lin street betwaen
lih and 9Th streets. Enquire OF II. II. TepEyck or
tsS 1871 MRS. ~. T. HRASLJP
Dec ID lSS2-d2t Cor. of 5th and FraukIin-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

LEX TALIosIs.-The famous, much
abused. but indignant martyr, d. A, Ma
hony is getting the Dubuque Times man
indicted. He will probably very soon
have all the Republican editors in the
country, from the N. y. Tribune down,
IN limbo and sueing for mercy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
HJ. Wesley Green, whom the Chi

EgJ. Wesley Green, whom the Chi.
cage Times endorsed as workable Envoy
Extraordinary from The Court Of JEFF Da.
via TO our Government at Washington,
and whose advent and nriSsi44H wfa hailed
with such patriotic delight ~ our coteni-
poraty, turns out TO be not tbly hard
case, lufa so..iivus ai,ar-ster. lie has
played Methodist preacher to deceive
young girls to their undoing, has had
more wives at one time than the law al
lowed. has been guilty of swindling in .
whol esale as well as retail way, and has
served two terms in the penitentiaty.
1t is for such n character that the Val-.
landigham press of the country youches,
and it is because the Government treated
his pretended communications with the
contempt they deserved, that the z eo.,-
sentative press are bowling over the
rejection of offered terms OF peace.
Traitors, maraulers and swindlers are
held in high esteem by the Democratic
press and leaders, and beautiful lot Of
heroes and martyrs they arc manuf actur-
ing for their own admiration and fJr the
execration of posterity.
J Wesley Green is a fitting hero for
the spmpathizers. Lei Them worship
the lcentious scoundre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
THE GATE CITY.
X OK u X.

7HLRSD4 I, REGENBE'L is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
THE SAN JACTNTO.
IRON the N. Y.Tribun-, I2th. /

This is the vessel on board which Can.
tain Wilkes overhauled the Trent. She
is slow, and cannot make over seven
miles IN hour, generally. She is q first
class screw steam sloop of the old navy,
was built at the navy yard 1t Brooklyn in
1850, and was attached to the squadron
in China, which attacked the Barrier
Forts. The St. Louis and LevaLt, the
former under Admiral Foote, the hero OF
Island No. 10, were also of theheet A
few weeks since she sailed from Boston,
having been thoroughly overhauled at
that port
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

that foreign flag must float before New
Orleans by the side Of the banner of slave
ry, for the farmer of the West to feel that
the mouths Of the great river form part
Of his magnificent Inheritance, and that
his country extends thus far. On that
day, either the very rocks Of America will
tremble with wrath, or the American
people will have deserved their fate, and
have existed for an instant rs great ma.
ton, to show only how great nation may
fall
But we should see without much unea.
slness this supreme trial begin, and the
hand OF the foreigner stretched out against
the United States, certain as ace are hal
Il acsH not be The hand Of France, and tia.
'oe shall be faithful alike to The interssts
and traditions Of our conn,ry. ~ o6.r,-o
our prayers for their victo,y.
We will not ask our
contemporaries of the press. who aa;ly
preach a European crusade against ,hs
United States, and who claim for France
the honor of organizing and leading j,
what injury the United States hay. done
to Francc--what wrong, what insult have
they been guilty Of towards us--what
right, divine or human, they have trans
crossed in obcying that instinct OF self
preservation which animates States rs we'll
as men, in making desperate effort against
their ACKNOWLEDGMENT, their debascne
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-10
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY.

fTNIE attention of citizens, strangers and Others Va
Il iting Nashville, requiring medidal aid h respect
fully called 20 this ONCE No 2t Ieadercg street 500.
oud aoor between Cherry and The square,
nr. CoiFAAS Is an Old pracutonpr of medicine; he
almost unum.ted experience aud hatterng success
ior many years past 10 thr treatment Of FRvArE nn
SASS, has Induced him ~ deyoio undivided aitcn.
uon " al diseases ,of This ntture. Many cases OF
lho most inveicrate character have promptly yielded
90 his Improved method of treatment.
Primary secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph.
Ws, Gouorrh0a, Gleat and an diseases of the renua
and urinary urgaas, meet with 90 resistance 90 bu
vcmiiivs.
female irrsvalaru,es and functional isderuugg
mens OF The Womb, and thc disease arising irum
"eatalou hnd il manKed parturtUu.
hFeiy case ui keduclhle Rupture. aud of plos ara
tro'aleus of Abe kaotum, aud most cases of Fsiula
oan nc curcd by process neary painless lf either
OF TIE latter eases is undertaken by lr CoIemas
cure tHrartabig rurranfsd as careful txamnaitsi
always pausous tho uocosisry luIaatans uf .i.s i,
htilurtoy bic improved method uf operating
Persons o either sex applying 10 person Oh bv letter
Describing easel au The nrs Symphonic OF any aruts
specific tacase ,uu ba cared m most easgs hy tbs
aboriivc method, iu iOriy eight hours
HuCi couudruce, promri attention ant ut.ufsrau,
charges, viii goTern him Wth his patrons
So Ne mercury pscd iu She Treatment Of a-arrsa
dts-lsrs, be believes On uosi Castsl ID nrlalue,s
wurao dIaCaao thar that q a givon 90 cure
once hpu6 ON eight in iho morning tIl nino 10
me evening Jan 10, 'o2-iy