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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15
THE AFFLICTED SOLDIERS


since the cominenc~msnt Of the present var nan,
Of nobss youth Rbo have ~ppe for ward In defence
thsis beosed coansry hsss sresdy b~ss called 70
sraepie with The Esiu monsier death, kme few on
The eastie Asid-psshsps husdrsds--whiie thoassnds
have pssssd svay In tks eosapss Of Hesptsi while
oths hAvs besn sent honse ~ ilnr oui 10 psias fsS
more As,a ~ their sppetnssd tinse-
rhe disease Aas has bers most ata 10 the Dsarrhes
la les varied forms fhs universal Qa.stiou h, 10
there noshinG hist Co be dsssnds~ On In sli ~
Malaria Asdiea. Dn. apsh and Mitchell beiisv~i snd
taught thst thsvs vas plants hnevn. thst weuss
heal all dsrases. Professor chspnan 10 aaeet
nipoftaat . rsvolution ususi siad,asiy eaaastnr
phes0wseua OF disease asA the ss1est los o
nature thas, pevhsps. ultimately learn 10 dis
rImioste aecurAIsty the dssruiBeS shades OF morbid
action and appiy ~ sash ~ sppsops,a's remedy.
Being led by those truths for the lss thirty years.
happy inforu euiightened public that We have
oua4 tAs boon tor which ws soash sad are prepared
tn adminisler such Fsmedies We have hitherto
csed In caring sst of the wssi sDd Soa bern
elisas. such Camp and Chronic Iiasrhes khesns-
t'sfa, Urnpsey, feser Sort, fphAmmaiory Sore Eyes
uieen, Ncurvy, Scso uious sdecsions hc. The a.
heted ysmass nay and II To their sdsaa,Ass 70 cali
C,ns uilstou free
JAMES MATHE US q y.
TTRoonas stt tbe Wells House, Eevkuk. Iowa.
may 2-dis
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The Basnos Ayres correspondent Of
the New York Evening Post, under date
Of March 18th, says:
Mr.. Hinton Rowan Helper, United
States Consul, and author Of ths "Crisis, !"
hiss brought his matrimonial STAIRS to 4
crisis. Mr.. Helper marries Miss Mary
Rodriguez. I give her name because she
Is SO well known in American circles here.
She is native of this city, bat was edu-
Gated in New York, and has many ac-
qusintances iu various parts Of the United
nistes. She 10 beastiful, accomplished
and rich, and her brilliant eyes ssd varied
gifts have led scores OF hearts in thnll
before the ''Crisis." The wedding ID
wholly private. early this morning, and
the happy pair are away already TO the
splendid country residence of the bride
father.
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~ There are great number Of third
rate locvsoco politicians, Sats, county.
and township. Who are running the ma
chine On the corperhead track simply - !
means Of making livelihood Or uhh the
hore Of getting nm Office. Az soon y
shsy isaru that il is both Improbable and
dangerous, they will switch Of on apolhel
lsask.
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FAHx FOR RErr.-A fne farm OF 80
acres, all under newly repsired fence,
partly plowsd and some grain sowed, sve
miles from Hamilton, III. Apply to R.
II. Gilmore. Atty At Law, Office On 81
ST. bet. Main and johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

Nusic.-These dssirous OF taking mn
sic lessons on the Piano or Guitar win
notice the advertisement OF Mrs. Gamer
on. found 10 our columns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

KEr FouSp. An iron key Was picked
up on the levee yesterday morning and
left 1t tie Gate City Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

~ Jacob Butler, E.q, OF Nuscatinc,
has received m appointment ~ one Of the
Examining Visitors Of the Government,
Naval School at New York.
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CspperAsaAs Drilling N 1iiiness.
The Springfield (nL) Journal s,ates
that shout three hundrsd rebel sympathis

q N-~--< ~~~'~~-
that shout three hundred rebel synpsthis
ers, fully armed, met a. Dobson's Prairie,
about twelve miles from Marshall, 10
Clark eoanty, Illinois, last Saturday, for
the porposs Of drill aud parade. They
were instructed 10 the exercise by tvo
men, one from Morgan's gang, and the
other from Gen. Prices army, and gave
evidence that they were fally acquainted
with military tactics. Parties of Copper
heads have been holding meetings and
drilling at Castle6n, six miles north o.
Marshall also st Martinsyile. The meet
iag on Saturday seemed to be concen-
lra,,on Of the forces for parade, dc.
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AUCTION! AUCTION We would call
attention to the new firm of HowE &
TrlrR, who have opened their auction
and commission rooms at l.. Hoxe's old
stand, No. SO Main street, where they
will be lappy 70 meet sll their old cnsto-
msrs. Mr. Howe is one OF the oldest and
most experienced auctioncers in the
place, snd both buyers and sellers viii
find il 70 their interest to call on him
Remember the place, No. SO Main street
between FL and 3D.. See advertisements
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AAsut oar Captured Fcstsw Ctsizcns.
MsssRs. EpiTons:
lsee in your paper Of the l4th, that
by . private letter you learn that W. L
vermillon. Rob,. Gray, and VIM, STAN
mus Of this city. were captured With their
goods, BY guerrillas on the s,ean~r Min
nesota Belle, near Gseenvills, No., and
their loes 10 l2 or 1900 dollan. Only
mart OF this is true. have been crcdi-
b,y informed that they we're captured by
part OF the main army. they having .
battery placed on the banks Of the rive
70 Gre into boats aud stop tho supplies
from our armies. Myinformation is from
Mr.. Joseph Snow, Of Memphis. lie say'
they will be parolsd in few days. ]
would ssy further that ! have heard tha
there are parties going aroand through thu
city and report that they have bcsn cap
tured BY guerrilias, and hung. Who ev
er heard Of ci,isens being taken OF ,
stesmboat and huney Bach Of those mel
have families in this place, and such lie
reported viii have > tsndsncy 70 Civ
their families great trouble. Let sue
men just think Of having such report
sent hone to their families, and them B
10 the tame place. Let such men min
their own business. learn that they OF
II rad about 6 900 dollars. and that vi
insured 10 Memphis. Will you have II
kindness to insert this in your paper an
oblige JoHN SrASkus.
Keokuk, May IA, 1853.
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KEOKUK. IOWA: FRIDAY MAY Is, 1863.

tween treason and loyalty, and doubt
whether it bs better to BE- q traitor or
patriot
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nswa sick aad We.aAsA so,A.ers

arr wed at St. Louis, Mo-, May 10Th, per
Hospital steamer City Of Memphis.
lFarnisbed by Thos w.. Long, tot iowaj State sani
tary Agent Tor b, isoas aud vicinty.I
Brss Torhers. 60 D 81 Csvairy.
iysniet b Nssvorth, co g. 4h C.vstry
" Mcatgumcry co ID isfan,ry,
David k.msc,. co /, sih ~
A Hide. 20 c. Hh
Ssnaei kibiy, Co x. io:h
James Ma d., % n 2iSi
Ntliixus HarrisoB, co Is 9ist Z"
J0si%h W Hardy @, T.. 7ia n
CsisSn Hartaek. 60 r. 9ia -
yahs " Antsnm, GO x. Ais,
Robert Y Miller. o. y, 9lst
Mig e., 3. 9td
Aionss Rstie~. CO z, 9im
David II Do.work. o. n Pa
thSri~s y Plat. Co y, 92l
ThomHS Moore, co A, S2d
Gsosse kovre, 90 X 22d
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rNIsSOLUn ZION.
DAINTERS WANTED.

6svssul rsod Painters san gst work by applying In
-e1tssaiy - DEAN b60.
ua1eNw PisiA asd ofsaAsaot rAaAsss'
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nIvER NEWS.

Nor hsrs Afford IT. Louis.
fiA ksy- ftue, Hsiaht, -. Paui.
Jssase usnss, kAssts. d fsuts.
DEPARTURES ykSrERDAY.
Warsaw. hsiin, IT LOuis.
keuh rssv, ANI 4, H Paul
Hs~ke,s Stats, He sht, ~. louis. =
Tnssisss fisas ss~iyassn n fasi dovs. b~t stiil
In aw boating en- ditIsn " feet the rspias with
fsss la tAs ehsnnsi d. Loass Bssissss duii the
I~vee
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~ The New Orleans Era, OF the 30th

The rush among the prisoners was 20
great yesterday, to take the oath, that il
was impossible to accommodate All who
sppl,ed--tbc clerks could not make out
the papers fast enough. The motives Of
all appeared to be honorable, too-thsy
take it from sincere desire to return to
their allegiance to the old flag got ont
Of the rebel army--and not merely to save
their property aud obtain their liberty
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+ IsT OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Post oacs. at Ksskuk. q ths issh
Of May, 1863.
III Persons calling far any ofths follsvise sst-
tiers asA ssy, "Assgariskp."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

N-Thc Soldiers Tempsnancs League
viii meet a. the Medical College Lecture
Room st I o'clock, this friday evening
Address by Rev. Stewart.
By order Of the Executive Committee
A. G. PoxrEs, Sec'y.
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DHED.
In this eitv on ,he ftth inst tho residence Of her
Fon-ip -iav, d. Carter, Mrs.. lngns WHO AS<d VI
ye~r.
The frieads of the family invited 70 attsnd the
fs.srsi NJ ecieck this Friday Dsttrnoon from hr.
CArs~r's rs.idssos fsitsn street, bstwsn ah and
e.h.
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GTRAYED Or STOLEN.

neen 1sstaag pssy. u hsaae hieA. suspessA 70 -
- y~An old Aase ms hesa ssnehsi. Brsnae1
10 . % sss stds. Ans p~sssa ~ho viii give islos.
oessa, sf ssasn saiA hsass Ui - ttssrav SewssaeA
ss4-AsA4 J. T. CUkrts,
cessss efs.A nd Ceaesst slssss, kssAsk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-15

10. O. F.-The members of Puck
echetuck Lode, No. -, are requested to
be in attendance at the regnlae meeting
this evening. as business OF Importance
will come before the Lodge. All mem.
bers Of the Order 10 good standing are in
vited to attend.
N. II. WtLLIAks, N. G.
f. H. WIcxERsHAA, p. See.
Keokuk. May l5, 1868.
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EoR SALE.

Two Fa'ms. Of i7s Acres zach, In Van Buren souu
~, l. l~A. One vasss u issasrd1h miles y. b. from
winchss and uiiies Moth OF Bentonsport n, near
the r.. t,ss Menes naiiyunA- NO uadsr cultivation
With comfortable Frame Dwelling and stabling; two
70 ~ sllsar chasl AMI 0thes II psovensuts Thisfayn
10 known the ..tiAnurd Faraa. The other tract
i72 cs Il heavily iinbsred, Including suRsr o.
eha-d II So trsss und b unAsris vim largo beds o.
Cpsl.A q dts lacaeed aeas the same kaitrosd. Thsss
tsssds ioeassd bv n nasfoed his life time
and acw hslt BY hs hsiss, ~ Of ass and viii b.
ssld aspssaIsiy " tegushsr suit passs u gyea
bargain.
Enquire ri n, B. TEN -HYCK.
kcnkak, May Is, 1863 Real Estate AgsnA.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-17


Rarfersburs uap Daarietta, obee Nensnonh.
j61t-5sll5 WbeeIiag uab &elnuabns. ,
Die DasttsaCrt~ Rnb Gbtr-@tfeabats ptetst hfa gs;isnbsr
saplisn1a De er5bteh grrsaetis tn SesHe arF 3friafets Sc,
auensIiasett, S.&erpett. gtnstIictett umb SG5nheEt ter Est.
aetstn, ~ saE az Spa stimte antsr1 ssebt In bttEess eats.
ahtrtrgfen Sttrb. Dtsie Sa9n tEaa G.tantiEGsn Mssr ailsat,
ptne.. ta bic alseEse aus9fstpnlsas Giu.i, ~giftaseEttG abeY sid
bf f1tteft unh I,haedfs uS Bates Sic tilsenf Motttr fKr bi
%9'stitnben aada btas SasGenf tIe nie4 ~psEfeSlsa Isntsu, &c A.
5snaken ! r- 80.
WesiIesentfertnng ron a3elttu,cre nod
Cincinnati
uebeE YaSgstsDrF9 go ~ : 5SS @itiIss.
asher EerHOsS HnD sStffttns $50
1ster 6a1riS5usa unD @ittstuSg . -
DNsG Ste tltegtstta-ata!e q -sas Il
etne &tSeaents IN Der GntftsEune sea 4 H fIS
Bird bue GriunEnS. 2tate - +ys-- 699
zoe Grfcasrts an &c: GntfsTaunG Tta So
q pltsftube, Eelae BIT galtt@oss. Hab Dhis- Gilsn5aGa eena-
san, itsen bic Ftfes III ~ EessA sggla gaD fabsta e.
Dtsst. bs aEf t9s aGsFbsqassaafu nV sAs g~erctFrrtsu 6tse
4iustti@tft Fat fa 44f .EU1ldt s#H 1s~ gge7 +
Ga1sprsiGe Uu,1 Baltimore no6:
nee @fnnS GeHaa tret.l
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(GOri' tptst,)

iHi5dts Sa'al @J l.a
.a ihana .Ja gu .aa sa56 Ell. r
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
ocsp,,srs AVID AyR,srs.

oCCu1ssTs AND AURIsrs.
- cATAKRn.
soisss IN rBE BEAD
nIscuARoEs FROM THE EARS.
''E ESF IaaJsT EAE AND
ss raE usE s"cP oP MRS n. q. BROWNS
aETAPHysiCAL DIsCOvKRY.
wncn CAN M OBTAINED
BOND STREET NEW YORK.
skowss principal apo. and .e9rs.Os ts Is a,
| sys ss- Ss S s gas he -four S and ss
saasd reputation which fail elpess The meta
physical discovery for the ssre Of the above dsses eS II
whea all other There are three DIS,
he and one ie ss ssap These
.aS strike & a. ~ hs root The ey he Se sss
state Of meua and physea ME AL oa.es az ss oy mi
destroy The osys,'a system Thoasnds IN hls
syro aud hsosd 70 an annsw sr s
cy stronger hold and haes ~ a grip GI NE
esists There but one legitimate cause Tor ali dis
FOR FURTHER TESTIMONY
R4si the following certificates from MES D'ksas eh
IDI J. Moore. OF Berkley n j., assert for The benefit
az . s; s.'s ees%s esS% asa w ~ns %s
skpman The navy have been in the Eye InGrnary in
sa %S os %ses .ssy Of oe
70 wo Of them assured me my c ~ wolid run o1t
the Eve uaay ns @h
s. The S ds as''ssd s ' @ s
ssaa ss @ S osso ennd foG year, Mrs
told nc my case was bad and almost horeless through
lady arse said II anything would reach my ease the Meta
b Ssne Nome aaye Sree
ihs result hat Phaaeipha without any one
sai 20 Mrs a. Browns oice and read he signs the
distinctly everything around me. now IOl
ws nay practice ana o hSs my samy "nn "'s'
READ WHAT MRS. ORTIZ SAYS
Mfs Maria OI1h OF CO.. 81 yoh street, above Green do
, SI have SSes asaf de FOR csS ssu a awake
snd distract me at night so mat could not sleep hsd M
mOrniug sufferer from nervousness so much
iss Of great S"res by Ms n g. went
81 her she eaied for Deafness and Noises in
.s srow1 gTsr. asiysrn.cs have " rssS
n ae % al and my
.hsIe system seems renewed feel 30 thaak1i Cor my de-
Read the follow ,ug remarkabie cures
Peter Kelly G27 South Second street, quite deaf in
enc ana partially 10 in the other has reGaned The hear
Dan.sl Humphreys, Of Darby Township had a sweled
,"rnss round his whole body; had also large lump
ne ." bal and hala snder der ns en,n M Ioy one yss gSh @
oovery.
enred and Running of the Ears OF Is
& s sS'% o ssss %y
Discovery which Immediately cured him.
Mrs NJ g. BROWN Is the originator and proprietor OF the
fon0win, genuine preparat =. - -
THE METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY FOR DEAFNESS,
o.. Price 80. = - - -
TER Prce 81
sCAI.P RENOvArOR. Price 81.
full directions each bottle and will be despatched 10
.dSs " M SS op 81 f ySs of
Me Eye Bar Throat be found only at her rooms.
70 Bond street, New York; every TU ESDAY and WEDNES-
DAY. from A. NJ. to6 p. NJ, and from 9 r. NJ to9P NJ,
10r the Of those cannot in the day
Please remember TO ca Al No. Is Bond street, TUES
DA ~ and WEDNESDAYS.
The medic mes ean be had at any time ct No. Is Bond
street.
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200 LAsE ron sLAssIFrcAyIos.

4 tIitr fhp uFkfItMkH. nltrNr o. o. iHE
- b"r : DE- rdmuuus. ~ O. Hsffif NUiti Cuts-
Go. 80 = tNHutd - tiHr.ist.. au1 usrf s.ttt dr
.,nIf itsfsfH 100 atJ.,ss tas 4s'IE So r. De- ~
hf'''s4a. hs'snn,f 90 al ia. ..,.sI iartItnjc
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

RJEwCAsTLB uAS tOAL -IUt fUES NEN thLloN
~ uain Fcw,asur Gav ,oa. tri th-r @ b.r "a ~
uAE g 4. lbNFk . NU.str .lff- tft ~ iiN'
Wa Ntrsrt 90 tittir uf ,u. ..al t'u p"
sr aut 20. D. .lc NINA t.ut ta
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

a A m CASH BOUNTY PAID TO 25 VOLUNTEERS;
1tUU government bountes, amounting, all told TO
S777 Appy a loo West street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

%AO0 -voLuNrEERs AND SUBSTITUTES WANT.
BARKER SPENCER
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DIED..

On the 1lth instant. MARY ANN ROBINSON
wife OF George Robinson, aged d years and 2
eays,-a native of Annapolis, Nd, but for many
years resident of this city
The friends of the family are invited to attend
her funeral, tomorrow Friday afternoon. at 5
O'Clock from her husband y residence 43S MasSa
chusetts avenue. etween 9Th and 7th SITS
baltimore and LnnapOlis papers please cepy.1
On the 18th instant, after long and painful sick
ness, which she bora with Christian patience
CHARLOTTE NJ. DOUBLEDAY, in the 45th year
Her friends and the friends of the family are re-
ques; ed TO attend her fureral to morrow morning
at II O'Clock, from her late residence No. IS Ohio
avenue.
On Monday. the 9Th instant, LEFTY NELSON
WHEELER, aged IS years
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AMCsHMEYTs Tn-EIGHT

WARRINGTON TEBATSR.-Itis to be rerratted
thai building sufnci@ntly large to aceommo-
<iste ali who would zee ssFanchon- could not
be obtained. We would like TO see how larra
house Maggie could fill. As it is, the nuhiir
must BE- SATISFIED ana taks their chances To-
r--ing .'Fanchon," packed "spoon .fashio, I =.
=. me order there now. Tomorrow night M iss
Maggie takes benefit ~
GRovFR's THEATER-The popu,sr nart,rr,-
frs, MT and Mrs. barney Williams have aver
rince the commencement OF their prps emf on :
Eastment, hugely delighted Mapaeer Grovsr.s
iaHons; but no play they have as vet produ cd
1M FlNen more general satisfaction than "a
LianoW Eve, which was introduc ed last m aht
VIII oe reFe ated tonight. The entertain.
A"rn' VIII conclude with 'sBarney the Baron:
'ARIETIEs.-The bill presented for this eve
ming entertainment at this resort is tenn ptny
one Ada Trsman and Eva Brent d light eyerv
one with pleasing songs and ballads: Marie
zoe, vi lie IiZette and others with srscefnt
dances; and the grand ballet troupe offer !,
most entertaining ballet
CANTERBUEY HALL.-Of the muIti,uda o+
attractive pieces which Manager Sinn n as aaan
enabled to put upon his boards in first II, 90
ttyie' none mas ever been received with mora
favor than the ARAB Law" which vas ,ntro
Eu"Gd oD Monday night 1t is performad ~,
-iuiia mortimer and Kate Peanoyer and i
ALREADY such fayorite that the mere annonnoa
mCnt OF its performance tonight will tiII m
hall, doubtless. WIN LII TIE
OnD FELLOWS HALL-The very stt-.,,;o
OH ohered for this evenings entertainment a,
ms poPulaI resort will have the effect No
Ioun,' oi ming the hail. A hearty Iaush is
DE enjoyed 20 perfection Mt the eyerv nt - r"ii
shce OF me Campbell troupe All the nerf,rnars
are excellent, and the coTpicalities arc Jarsh
ably original. o laugh
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aifth y0ur only hope. Cures any case Of private
complaints in from two to four days. II you would
donr fail to avail yourselves Of this remedy. The
ssmsyitsns Root and Herb Juices Is the only
efec nal remedy for sores and diseases which have
beep treated with mercury Take Of this purifying
remedy and he pernaneI tly cured. Bee advertise
piept in auOtBer column. JA60
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THE PUBLIC SCHoOLs.-The following facts
Of int. rest, additional to those We gave yes'er-
cav in relation 20 the public schools, appear In
the trustees manual reported at the meeting on
u Iesday: ~.
Mr.. John E Thompson, principal of the
male grammar school, Attn district, mas been
CONNECTED with TIL schools for sreater length
Of time thar any other teacher, having served
for Is y,ars: q have served for IL years; 3 for
Is " ars 4 for ~: for IL; for 9; for 9; Tor
g 5 for 4; for S, for 4; for 3; for =, and IL
we're appointed last year.
The numbsr o; children who are now fur
1.ished with books by the city is: % In the LIST
District; q IN the 2d; Is la the 3D. and 81 In the
the stE-Iotal w.
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A CouGE, COLD, OR An IRRIrA7Bp THROAT, II
allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentiaes incurable.
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRooHBs
reach dirsefiy the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. and Ca
TARRH they are beneficial. The good effects result
Ing from the Of the Troehes and their extended
use, has caused them TO hs counterfeited De sure
to, guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN
only the senuins Browns Bronohial Troekss which
have proceed their efficacy by q test Of many years.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS aud SINGERS should use the
Troches. Military Ofhcers and Soldiers who over
tax the voice and are exposed TO sudden changes.
should have them. Sold everywhere ct . cents per
box, Jan u-h
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Of Lieut.. q. 5. Shafer, LIST ID. u. Volunteers"
appears in the list Of army omcers dismissed
from tbs service for absence without leave.
We are assured that there has been no oflcer OF
that name Connected with either the 1st or ID
District Of Columbia regiments: and Ii any de-
Inouent party Ia, assumed that name 70 hide
bis own, he should be ferreted out
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9.JT.-l80o.-x.

DRAkE'S PLANTATION DIfTERN
Exhausted natures great restofer. A delight
ful beverage and active tonic Composed Of
pure St Oroix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t In
vigosates the body, without stimulating ths
brain. 1t destroys acidity OF the stomach,
ossatesa an appetite, and strengthens the system
It - . certain cure for Dyspepsia, ConsAoa-
ton, DiarrhDA, Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmat1c AAssass
from change Of diet, water, ETC. II can - lssd
at al times Of day, By old or young, and h par-
dcularly recommended to weak and dslicate
persons. Sold By al 9rocers, Dr~esiss, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. H Drake & CO., No.
So9 Broadway, New York. ne 4b-eoom
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BArCHELeR's HAIR DYE,

The btSt an The World.
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces q celor not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inture the Hair in the least rem
edes the Ill effects of bad dyes, and vigorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly
tarns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, dc.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAroHB-
Lo1, on the Jour sides Of each box
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Nee York,
N lily Late 2SS Broadway and Is Bond st.
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100000 ihk Ia s sREsass E AkkRH, AEs
Solss 81 OasHls sos1. !Se!sss brown SOAP and
Candles, fer sale chsAl lSF easA, st the katisnal
eoAD ald Candle Works, Green street and the
CaAA, 6ssrsstoVn, D. o.
g N-ecJ Q. =. JlHILL Eressistas,
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ASorHRR INPoRrASf CuRR.


CosuA Sore Throat, DiptAeyid.
Corsh, sore Throat, Diptherid,
CoSsh Sore Throat, Diptherid.
Cured by
PBARsoN's MRDIoArED Tar DROPS,
Try them
And 10 tpise ~ tinas!
Wdshfnston, d. C., Dec. g. 1851.
GEO. PEARSON. EsQ.-Deay Sir II purchased
package of your INDICATED Tar Drops my son svins
severe Cousk and Sore Throat 10 fast, pronounced
By many in the frst stages of Iipthria.) when, to
my establishment, they ed him, many neigh
bors will also testify, since which 1 would not>be
without them. Respectfully yours,
L. SIMILAR SMITH, No. 461 Istreet.
Prepared and sold by Gko. PEARSON, s N. Li6er-
ty street, Baltimore. Sold also at 491 Eighth St
washin ston, and at the Drug Stores, at Is ceats
per package. u a In
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HOUSE FOR RENT AND PURNITURl I0R
H SALE "A large and somnodious house. situ-
furniture for sale. Address Q, .. 1AKll, Staf
Once, fe N-Ns
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DLoDGETT IL co. PORTABLE GALVANIZED
- Iron PIE BAKERY,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.

We keep constantly on hand full assor tInent OF
above ovens, from No. 4 to 9, Inclusive, which are
indispensable to the sUTLER.
Also, the celebrated ARMY FIELD OVEN. They
Of sucie capacity 10 bake bread fer tire
regiment They are extensively used By the q.
6. Army. Send Tor printed circular.
IA . eteo 80 light street, Baltimore
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--'- WASHINGTON, Feb s, 1858
Dr. Won Moschzisker cured me Of very 81 v ere
case of aphthalmia, which threatened the loss of my
sight: Nj II. GOoDsIDGE, Capt. and @. M.USA
DR. Son Nosch zisS be consulted for iim ted
tians. Office "a Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
mIlards. feb Git