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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-04
THE BOOK OF DAYS
PHOTOGRAPHS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Van slight admi OF Dc J0vy deceased,
Dewey, Geo " NO .rAIy, John Bruce And Chxs
Mason, lle eniants
You are hereby notinsd that thcre 10 nov on ale In
the Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee Coan-
ty Iowa, at Keokuk. petition VI Hiram bArney
sand Dollars With set, per can't interest por annu,
pay able annually money dus ON M0rtgsGs nsdc BY
barney dated a0h Judy, 1864 alse ssimtng aGainst
you the Of sad MortgAxe, the s4me
being apn Lois iil and ne Va Block ls6 In Mason's
Lower Addition 10 shs City 0l ksokus 10 Les County,
Iowa Tor the purchase oney and iue her asking fer
. sile OF kaid prenises aud general relief
And ualsss you appear ana answer said pettttaR -
before OF the second day OF the next term oi
said Court 10 commence at kevkuk the LIST Monday
Of September A. D. l6e3 Judgment will bs had thereon
By default. h. SCOTT HOWELL,
nsy t1AU Atesnsy Ior PiAiusiG.
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n6- Cashmere, NcgAsee and Flannel
Shirts, of all descriptions, at ID. SrERs's,
Main street, near Leyee.
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rF Remember the auction sale Of Chi
ma, Glass and Crockery, AT Geo. Z. Kill
bourue's, beginning Tuesday morning,
May 9th, at 10 clock.
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LADIES .-- Mrs. Williamson will open
her Summer Styles of Millinery on Mon
day, Alb Of May.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-04

ES csterday was genuine May day
clear and warm, with = gentle breeze stir
ring; jast such day as we all like to see
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DA- Ladies, attend the auction sne
Tuesday morning Of China, Glass and
Crockery.
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NOTICE.

To Au.h srIek. Geo W wyrirk, Johu p iiornish L
Dsimpson, u Fay, Jeremiah Dsy, h & Bay, X
Lowe, Grinnan, Geo w Taylor } Parrou L co
samI Elacs, " Phuney, Ezra Potter, A @ Cam
ben IsG William Miller, executor es Jacob Miller,
dsryased, ID Smith ir Pat MeN4ua1s wfn Il l.
nuediea All haei hei III >. ketiy, Bgde Il Mnr
lhy, Gart0sts.l = BaHuIs Mary Powers,
J IN w RanAlH. uGeeatsr H. IL, Evans, James
Gordon, "m l.4dles, DAM v Soodwsri and Ken
dali, H3ae Co., De0AdaBIs;
You, and each OF you are hereby Dolii cd that
il iie ~ the oiee VI tke Clerk OF tbe u.irt
Court IN and for Lee County, Iowa, at ktokuk, Pc
pLoa o Hiram Barney claiming a udsa ut 90 81 C.
closure of Mortgage asau said itath " srek 8s,
named for the snm OF Fifteen Hhnared D5iass With
ten pr cent interest trotn tbs day Of Jult 1850
snd special and geacFat execution as4tnst ha W.
rick and against all said defendants above named
paying so for THE lof Il Mortgage
| "a d Ruth Wyi K 90 Cn4fies Ma up0H the wss
ofthe west :. Of The \. w q Of Section s2 Towush
1851 III Range III Nest, ~ Lee Coupty IoSa,
OF said fsot tgatrd premises TO paw of SAID debt
the extnguishnent OF al squity OF redemption thegeii
/ for cosls ard general relief.
AMI uHiess yen apps aud said petition oil
| or before noon OF the seeeo day OF the to
said Couit, commencing al keok ak the first Mondu
OF September A D. 1853 Judgmcnt aud decret
! will be had therein as prayed Ter b. default.
u. NCOTI HOWELL,
| may4-1is Attorney for Plaintiff
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THE CITY.

TT Biaak Government Vouchers No % can be
had al this oHee.
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nH- Remember the auction sale OF Chi
ma, Glass and Crookery. at Geo. L. Kill
bourne's, beginning Tuesday morning
May 9Th, at 10 O'Clock.
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MARRIED ,

IT. is eity, ON tbs 10 dst Of April st the house ef
hF. Prltghti, by key G. A. WIilism Chaplain, Mr..
ions A H.K1, ard s. .st ELhxs ssEEs.
In 81. JO.eph, No. on Wednesday, April 2ph, by
ihs Rev. Daiin. De0. keess, tornerly VI 1his
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A POEM FOR THE TIMES.


Oh who would wear seedy Coat, or badly fitting
Vest.
Or Pants all hresdSsre old and worn when new one.
are The beslY
When u. Stern so cheapv sell. sut of beauty rare
la ht sud faEhion Esf tag thsag, eY mau saouiu
Oh who would wsus to wear q Cost the style of ty.
glavyear
Where OF age service long on ev'ry seam ap
pears
When u. stern has such stoek, at tsrms tery to
Ihat ev'ry body wonders. how he can sell them 80,
Oh who from credit Talors, his clothing eer would
buy,
And pay price for garments h knows Is much too
htgh2
when D. stern can suit him aud fit him snug andnice
And give 5stter article at enly Aait tAs Price.
Oh who would have their Aitie boys and youths OF
larger size,
Appear In shabby garments before the public eyes
When D. stern's Boys Clothing before Is arrayvd
And Parents eau economize by buying READY MADE.
Then II you wish for Ccat Pants, Vest Shirts
or Collars,
or Handkescaiefs, or Socks and want to save your
Dolls are,
II H. sleru's hc sure to golhsrs is other place,
On Main Street, the Levee, you his sniil
Ing face.
u. sTEItN,
| Main Street, betseen LIST aud Levee keokuk,
| ap31s.i3n
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EHOur readers will fna an interest
ing letter from an occasional correspon.
dent from Washington; list Of the 10 va
regiments and their location furnished,
by Mrs. Wittenmyer, aud loyal resolu.
tions of the Methodist Conference in
New York And on the fourth page will
be found the patriotic proceedings Of the
30th Iowa regiment.
PHYSIOLOGICAL MEMOIRS BY WIiLIaal
HAMMOND, III. D., SURGEON GESEGAL
L. s. ARMY.
We are indebted TO the Publishers j b.
Lippincost d Co., Phialclphis. for copy
Of The above work. The reputation Of
the author and the practical character Of
his book will commend it to the general
confidence Of the profession, while the
manner in which tie subject is treated
cannot fail to make il instructive and in
terastug to the on-professional reader.
]. is for sale at tho City Book Store.
BEEF FAILING AT. Alexandtia, th.
other day, they had gay time putting /
large beef COW on board the boat. Hare
tugging By all the hands. beating by sticks
well put on, and twisting of the tail
brought her along grudgingly, every incl
Of III, Way being stoutly contested. A
length, when nearly on board, she sue
eecded in swain 70 oae side of .h
planks and falling oH ito the river. car
rying along big sturdy lrishman, VIII
shared with her in Is glorious bath. Tt.
COW made good time to the back part 9
town, and the lrishmsn, with couple {
horns was confessed soaker, while tb
exploit was richly enjoyed by all the spe'
tators.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL MEMOIRS BY WIILIan
HAMMOND, III. d., SURGEON GESLGAi
Y. s. ARMY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-29
S1usitaI.
FF HE MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

Musicians are invited 10 call and eraHliae the mpor
tdtt improvements ia Mason Ham ms Cabinet or
-piaciHg Htm F.iR ~ ADVANCE Of other 'aSfra'
meatS Of Their ciasS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-29

"Iregard Mr. Eddy as one of the most eapabyo and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
Commissioners Patents
u have no hesitation in assuring Inventors thar tey
cannot employ person cOayyetcst nj fyRsf
Uorg and more capable of putting their applications in
Grafton the Patnnt ONO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-29

After an extensive practice Of upwards OF twenty
years continues Patents in gGcd States;
sso in Great Britain, France and other foreign
tries Caveats, Specifications Bonds assignments and
all Papers Drawings for Patents. executed liberal
terms a1d with dispatch, Researches made INFO Amer
ana Foreign works to determine the validity u.i
~ Of Patents o! nveniiousand Legal other advice
rendered il all matters touching the Copies Of
the claims Of Patent furnished by remittng One
Dollar Assignments recorded ut Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New En- 5land
but through tnventoTs have advantages for securing
Paeuts, OF ascertaning the pateutabity OF inventions
unsurpassed by, il not UNNECESSARILY superior tI any
which eau be offered them elsewhere. IN fesiinpsi
ais below given prove that is MORE SCCCh
FCL All THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber
and his SUCCESS IL THE BEST PROOF OF AUNAN.
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason TO believe, and prove, that no
other office of the kind the charges for OCCASIONAL
services moderate. The immense practice the sab
scrber during the twenty past has enabled him
accumulate vast collection OF specifications aud OF
hciai decisions relative to Patents.
These besides his extensive library legal and me
chanica works aud fu accounts patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able. beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
tents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington, 70 procure
patent and the usual great delay there saved
inventors.
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WILLIAM GRANr

AMESBURY MASS
Price % cents per box. Zach box has the above emf
and the fac smile Of the proprietors senatmre
to it, which is duly coryrghtrd 9 "e'eu
~ = Burr " Co.; rs fremont street. George c. Good
WIN " Co, and Y Marshall street. Boston, wholesale
agents George r Harlow Apothecarv, 2ig Main street,
aRentlor W Ofcester dawtf flS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-29
GRiCE'S CE[EDRllED SlLVE,
ASSURE Relief FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is vegetable preparation, invent.
ed in the 18th century, by DIR. WIN. GRACE.
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that batfled the skill of the most
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as a public benefactor.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Burns.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Scalds.
Grace'a Celebrated salve cures Flesh Wounds.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Corns
Graoe's Celebrated Salve cures Felous.
Graoe's Celebrated salve cures Frozen Limbs.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Wens.
Graoe's Celebrated salve cureyCallouses.
Graee's Celebrated Salve cures Salt Rbeur
Graoe's Celebrated Salve cures Chilblaius
Graee's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast,
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips,
traces Celebrated Salve cures Erysipelas Sores,
Grace's Celebrated Salvs cures Assesses.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Ulcers.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Chapped Hands.
Graoo's Celebrated salve cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to common Pimple. 1t eradi.
Gates Plmples from the face, and beauties the
SKIN. There IS no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and ener.
getlc action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases as those who have tried its virtues testify,
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating, heating proper.
ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case Of
accident, for it will save them much trouble
suffering, and money. All it wants is a fail
vial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
MANUFACTURED nv
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III1I7 NV71V 7lI NJ TT7V77I'
4 MEXICAN & FUREIGN PA MIS-
r.. NJ B. % ID Y,

SOLICITOIt OF = = TENTS.
Late agent Of o. 5. i',tent 0fs- T4sAmg'oa, 1s2ef
the l9rf ~ ISL
as state ST.. OPPOSITE ESnoy ST, Boston.
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This extraordinary medicine is unfang in the cure of
ai tosg P2imq ana dahgerous diseases 70 which e-
and removes all obstructions and speedy may be
relied on.
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price dollar, bears the government
stamp OIL Great br!taia 70 prevent counterfeits
These Pins should aol be taken By females during the
Sa9 "a n514 = o Il0AIhS OF Pregnancy; as they are
are SAFE IVY
In all cases Of nervous and spinal affections pains in
tim Of the heart mysteries and whites these pills will
powerful remedy DO not contain iroa calomel,
ahImony or ANYTHING hurtiul to the constitution
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United d states states and Canada
, n. b. SloO and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorHed agent will insure bottle, containing pills
'e.trn il'all ooio by an druggists. dis deowly
TT AWKS' STJIULANT.-Just received
- ana for sale by the dozen CT single bottles at
BUSH 4 CO. "a Front street dtf nyi8
RULLARD'S BALM OF GILEAD
- L[NIMENT-For sale by BUSH ~ CO, "a Front
street by the gross dozen or single bottle. diff myl3
s. 1ERLlNG'S AMBROSIA-The Great
~ New York remedy for the cure ard prevention of
Dizziness For Sale in Worcester by ,orr
apli dh Corner ofaiain an Mechanic Streets
NPaOM SALTS-For sale at wholesale
epll dtf Corner of Main and Mechanic streets
GLARKE'S SHERRY WINE BIT
- TERs-For sale BY BUSH & CO., 81 Front street.
E,SSENCES-ln packages suitable for
rs country merchants for sale by The gross or dozen
at BUSH E cos eff myI3
WILSON'S NFURAPATHTC DROPS
W For sale by BUSH q CO, "a Front street
myl3 DIFF
ID EMINGTON'S GROUP SYRUP
1S again in the market, and for sale by
DAVID SCOTT,
mehl1 diff Corner Of Main and Mechanic street
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g;ds7z555gsz9sSz PROVIDENCE s. WOR
,E.=ss=sssss=:Ess CESrER RAILROAD. Winter Ar
s,sS'-i------A-Sz--s rangement, Nov g. 1852.
Nav 8, 1862.
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providence
and way stations, ct 400 and Il 30 m, and 400 p III.
Providence for Worcester and way stations 20 an
IL. IS q. m, and $50 D.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 S.S3,
9$I, 1880. zI.4E, a. NJ, 1900 NJ ana 1855, 3S0 33a
4. SS, $50, see, and SEQ p N.
Leave Valley Falls at $40, 90, 5.E8, 1890 Ii 90 g.
73lp.m
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to ana from Newport and with the SPLEEN.
Oh steamers Plymouth Rock and Commonwealth tc
New York at p IN, via StoningtUn.
~ worcester Junction with Trains to and from tia
western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor
witch Railroads
Through Tickets all important points at the West
can be obtained at the office of the Company in Prov
dence' at as low rates as by any other route.
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Late Commissioner Of Patents.
MI r. Fl, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli
cations on all but ONE Of which patents have grant
ed and that is ac7 pending Such Gnni5takeab!e proof
OF great talent on his part leads recommend all
inventors to apply to him procure their patents as
thay may be OF having the faithful attention
bestowed on theircases and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGtiART.
During eight mon his the subscriber in course Of his
large practice made pice rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which decided
In ms FaUor, By the Commissioner OF Patents.
K. II. EDDY.
Boston, J an. !, 1863. deodIy iai
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~ U I n c / NJ U T,,U A L
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CASH FUND OVER SIO5, 600.

lNSURES DWELLING HOUSES,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
STORE BUILDINGS,
CHURCHES,
FARM PROPERTY.
And ali risks of the Of hazards and is paving
40 per cent dividend all expiring years risks, u
per cent on annual risks
: il losses pro npty adjusted and paid.
This COMPANY has paid S200G coo in losses and over
Si0l uUO in dividends sGce commencement Of sIUess.
WILLIAM =. MORTON, President.
CHAS. A ROWLAND. Secretary.
5. A. ROWLAND Agent
Jazz deep If Worcester. Mass.
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RAILROADS..

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRANS roR Al
= ssa " 4. =, .nd siA and ioNp ~. sndson sas.
aays a r. M from Thiutetn sreet TickstsfsaJ be
yvscarrd = any " the caess q vEsrc0TT,s HxPnEss.
= hsv rors and BrookNn. and ha4rz3e eheekei ~
buse All points - tse ~ al and 70 SsfAneA springs
NEW YoRx, HARLBM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
R9 = ~. ssopping A. wilssV ssrcss. Mhas riAns Nd.
h csn.i and Ncrthern aiirssz, ic~ e.f,.efs s"d ~
y uss r - u.s. wni ran ss.a!asr cssy ns'arnlns
= .as s.t Ia ~ sS n! .l9 ssaa sls sH wiIIs
4 q ! issoa So n Srsssn ,rsIl. VINE Sisl.s .nd
Wliismsbr4dss trains sor all ssAtionr ppr
f,ins ss gpes =. hue S;.ns s.a ss,.oss .srs
rcrthera and wessern rains. sioPping Il s,,aons irs
Cha,hsn Fails BEDFORD hi,e ypfus ana
wiInam.syagc Devsr PAL. rsn. q sss A ". asprng = W
WA Ps,as 10 y. SD a .n, l2So. as n. NJ !. Gi
namsbrdsc 80 A. y saa sos y W " 40 fasns and
sson irsn. hsiffars r.r Ssosss Laiis a A. -ep
EH II SA ~, go snd II NJ fov wbsis p.ins'
s.soas nssgisirS ,c ms ws's - rsass = LA ~
g. soypins 40 ,A,'ons crp,on rsl.s NJ sioppsi
yvvN pVAcAI&t, 1sgsrisissapst
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srsyRrISc.

l,oH sAIE-s,oAcH rurs ISoufRE arm MERCER
II street. near spuax s - WW n
t,RAxcis RrILER. NO srEcK SLIP. mas ALL ruE
eho'es nrssd.fsr ssls snd aocs Butter. infafhss
Busey's r.w ~ ore ~ Dos~ bc.sdcd wained A ncil
UcoR aALg-A Lkk0E NEwrvunDLASD DOG. A
II nrsi rate ws1h dns osa ., 2H orsna s,svsL
CnASD Rowing REcArrA Ar rroY. m cosysc
NJ ton vh ihe Hcnsr county Aartcpitura potstv =
-four Two r.sr cf s~rs SIR e~.e se~ss rs ar
ssrs srd for sar~d ncAs Agrsgse - pvfyes ESQ
the frsncis Sx5dg s~ er~vv. "a
lar fare Rscss 70 Ass pisos os yrlasy, s~psher IL
CiNsJNo BIRDS --irsT REcEfvED. sCoD cANaRIgs
- rsshtr With ~ ore vafisy ~ Farcr~sn Staging "a
cTiAs. RyisBg -so.s. No - f..ihAm street., eypo'
nn ShSwcNp
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PROPOSALS..

ExEcuTIvE COMMITTEE OFFICE, July -, lse3-
~ Nal communication between Jamaica and the Unliei
ktafos ~ America
The 90 ernor and Erecutye Committee will receive rrC
rosals up the sth October hon wiDs 20
them Tor u. In steam vessels q
monthly inall between tho city Of kngsoa N tbs island
and the city OF New York IN the United States o Ameti
aud the provisions o. the OF tbs
isaGf. ~ Nictora, charter t promote rnnt
cation hetwe this island and tbs un@ States 81
Victoria. chapter ~
The conditions including tc rerlol fcr which
ths contract " ~ 1e taken, vii " made appic
Ton Mcssls. THOMSON, HARVEY co, Mlnaiu lane
New YORK. this olce. Ten isrs for
he addressed and tsc TO Executive
lommlt.ce of JaInalcn. sIanlAh Iost y.
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paoPosALs FOR 10000 SEWERAGE BONDS OF
III the city u Chicago.

CHgcAee. Sapt !, 1913.
Sea leA proposals viii he scelvc uns Tues
day september Ib, ecl0ck w. when he vii be
lahlely usne1. fgt tho ho. nf hundred
iLoms dollars lSl00ou u sewerage bonds authorized
~ chsrter nf the Revised CT, rhartsr of
fsbray IS v ~ tle a.noninaLsn % cne agasana aoi
after their with fgf
~ p2r sens IA able Tar nay
Ia New. YORK A sinking fond 10 provided for their re
TNs rYopoas viii spesfy tho amount sspred The price
hid rar Sl0s thetcoi the Of delivery whether
.nears Sex Boston rne Icrs,as Aosa proposals.
are sl1ei wh fessi lni fss % q ~ sane al TIE
o.el ode. OF Mras DnntaR. N1rirAn Co. New
Y0rx o. Aessrs. . y Thsyer Bra. B-Non, hsmv BE-
dssEnalcj ~ Weir rfsss whefe Wy ~ be refirsatp 70
deposit waln days me ~ the proposNla
awarded - h1n respectively, sth TIC Ireinnms
taereon sn4 the anauai 81 ln ttoI se .nAi 20 lhe
tnc Of tepoet or taynrpt Bond, WI ~ tehvcfeI ia
Chi-aND seftrnber Io and 10 New iosk aud Boston tsp
tember ~ attbo paes af0fssa ~ esfti~s entitled v
hen. ad they Nh bt allowed Interest from ths tns Of
Eaek rrntosioa should be sealed aai en fpsf .rrup.
TOT Sewerage F0nfA aud sfsrNssfd 20 the uud =.
scd ana tbe parties no, know 70 hsn should
No nacs teas shsn par WIN Be .pnss,sse. The csng.
tfoier tbs Int 10 elsct al the
IS, HAYES. tFty Comptroller.
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IN sss II sss q az % & & s He e.. ss sSa
ssssn sss IroSs %ssrs " Ssn ens Es II s
scsnes me scs party win recover or die q The present
what pari Of the BODY is aiete, what and
nediepe u are best adapted for The sek person
and pLr nelosal examlnacns made further raricu
!alans prsSs.sa. ss
" ?o Gem e z. en a &C. & ss brss sens nSa
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Yoy IN 4Ayg 9og
ssss sSss sssss sarS. sy 10 10 ":
ana shows
ss ssTsSsa iSe tsts ss sS.ea 1Vs"De' N''
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sness yo as sfs Rs1Ss 6yssna
MIssh &. tr.sa ID. n rsalv, Lads. = ssss es.sls@an
MADAME EsrELL, SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAN BE
MI eoasalsed On 5ee marriage scess losssf, brl.nsg
Incky Numbers charms Satisfaction guaranteed Ladies,
n sro5ms. sSSss s'H's'ASl y 0''''' "a :"
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q is a,ass ioeetsSr .hs.e oSs a & s.s sy
baud absent friends Grunkenncis ere lmtsrs tree.
Iacce take roce1 o HAT have teen deiFsd u falss
lovers that have been rnoftana'e r. NE cal Ga a's
great European CaHyoyant and Akr8o~st i0r u n true
which induce her to say that her esud act le
found, NAch j. proved and te led 81 hunarrds vic da
eagerly vlsif Caution ioo> oni rcnf nHwsfor all
:eoo0 reward Tor one who eua Maame Starr the
gIeat European Claifvoyant In her o.ession sEla
she also iois yon ", nsae p nc les9n you wa mary
Thi!dayenAe Maze the door. Cerrefn,n admitted
ladies efenders those a II try Initiate
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IN and Astfolnsst In tbs CITY. giter fw.Y nMmNers
speedy Let not te ulc de dreelred ~
those 10 pretend show tbs ltksss % The uinro hus
band. IL ycu wish the truth raD Madame RAJ. tiy
her oce p seventh avenue,
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The New York herald., 1863-09-09

BROOKLYN CLAlRvoYANT.-MADAME CLIFF
n FORD, the greatest living American 81 Smith
street Brooklyn one block from Futon avenue detects
disease lresctes emedcs finds absent friends and
munica.es carvoyantiy With persons 10 the army Life
charts destiny given by letter Send stamp for parti
cu'ars. N n N6E
The New York herald., 1863-09-09
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., WANTED.

A FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS WANT A HOUSE
IA furnished west and between Fourteenth and Thirty
ninth streets Address, with fun particulars box 2o4O Pos
olce