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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

How FoRrUHEs ARB MAnn AHD L0sr
H Wan TiMEs~-TAs New York Journ-
ii Of Commerce gives tbs following ir-fan-
ces Of the hazard Of mercantile transsc-
tions during var times: api VIA
q An insoioa q 6fx Hundred b6lss of cot.
~ was ssasigssd p this marke6s On Eng.
~ Daaf. Il was sald q DinsAy -three
pound. and the seller 1t once
his exchange for sssittance =
be tsa1nacAi - were doncluded,
eons, andiboeh eOttoao and exs
ne down. The buyer Of the
not abb 10 fakeritI but the
hsysr - Do exchange No. compelled TO
fal6ll III aetsensaf. % thaE Aa1vas COM
|Rsalsd u ply 4i02, 600 On; his psrt of'ths
|tjAnssction fvhiio Tho eottoal skill trsna1ned
|ussold /, Taxa itoAhsr instancA: A Gel.
sbtaksal nsaaufae41ssr1 bosaht of : very
csvsr spssulat0r sis b kuBdrsi bales Of
eotton for forward dsEvsry q adxgh price
-say lightweight cents. .C0BAon vent
downs dows, down, 1svEy day. and the
nan1faetursr WARNS into = psnic. So
he settles tk matter By paying over 10
the forsnnats epent0r'S check for $S4,
700. esd ,asAmasI u assfatzd
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LEGAL MoTlceS.
/ EGAL NOTICE.


- TN& NS@ 49,
George O. Anderson. .
Fs@fSE ". sf~ ~ * sfsett
nsssrt si.peoa. Esui.abs PrsessdinE
EHsAheth J. simpson,
0sosgs Ctesh, eensss. D SFG4 ssJ&ss
Tss Asasssdasss Win tsks saAses isss there - now
~ In The Once ~ the Clerk Of ne District Cour
~ L. eSAhty, Iowa Is Ke6Auk, petition In equity
81 Geerss G. AsAsspop slaltgG thas ho rscovsred
Judgment agala& Hobon 9impoon d The February
term, teR ~ HI Useys ~ -, ~ AWitA easts ~
10 pcr can't inissI asd that n sxecstton n favor u
Stfd Andersen, under said J6agA4nt, was Jovis6 "a
I1D J, esnA n Alosk sixty I'VE f0o}S I'D Lots
10 Block IL IN The City Of Keokuk L. county, Tewn
That seid HS0srS 0lnDaDn convey0a Ill Sad property
excepting 20 tset u los George Clark, Sen, the
faihsr Of his vile. and that the day aid Clark
convey I'd said property toElssbsh simpson for
alteration Of ~ soc. thst the said aaies frspdu
lent, &c SAID etition Pssys that the asies may be
set aside and tbs hs1d liable pAy plainlini
ceht, and for general relief. -
And ualessyou appeas and answtrsasd petition or
81 bsieretbe seeond day at noon ~ the September
Tern, 1853, OF said Court, decree win be- taken b.
confessien, and according 70 the psayee sftAe bill
tf RANKIN 4 McCRARY,
apl1-alw PtAinti6ss A8torneys.
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~ Col. Jsnst b Fly, RspyoaE Mar.
,hal Gsnsral, i - 800 ofalD. II On.
terod West Point from Illinois ii t8l3,
stsudips l 4 il u Glass with Burnsids.
Wilcox and othen, Aade Second Lieu.
tenant, no MAS promoted enc grAde II
1851. In 1854 10 vas made Adiutant
of The West Point AoAdsmy, holding ~
Post until 1859. In 1861 10 - q.
nointed Asaissant Adjutant-G General. II
Eoyamber. hs wasrmAds Ai&nnukk1 80
Il Gen. NcC bllan, and assigned r. d.
i Bueil's depAfslhsht, who're ~ psf3icis
.nated isiths batsiJof 6hiloh ~ l1lsr.
wards in The pursuit Of BiaGg n Ksa-
tssky.
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o.i@k .yerk wasA G~srrallas.

0ai4k work WisA Gnsrrai1as. ].
as Gen. Curtis has issssd sse order which
causes universal grsti6catioa among oil
loyal mea. We allude = the order pla-
cling our Wcatera TIER of counties 10 Gen
Blants Department. We knew such &C.
Gon va death to bushwbsckers, and &C.
cordiDgly We rejoieed greatly thereat. -
The Missouri Republican shed bitter tears
over the course Of Gen. Curtis, in this
PARTICULAR, and declared that it Was we'll
calculated to cause Niger stealing and
q1her ahoniastioeR TO abound. The eter-
nal nj aeshS z occupy the optics of
onr coieQ PqzsEyste the entire exclusion
Of Hghtsf ebiaets. c. b.,a ben q,
Now mark the result Of the Kansas
policy. A dispatch from Kansas City
says: M 69f 3Se3A
ya Major Ransom Of the 9th Kansas, has
just returned from highly successful
scou. among she guerrillss. He killed
81 Of them, broke up Is Of their camps,
captured nearly oil their camp equipage,
arms, horses, &C., burned u houses,
their places Of resort, hang two Of the
icadrrs concnnsd In he robhcry Of the
Sam Gaty, and Destroyed ahtye amount
Of powder and other munitions. Only
one of his man was wounded. He viii
return to the 6eld in . dsy, or two.
/ The notorious Todd was Wouaded, and
over 100 head Of stock were takon. =
That's what's the matter.-[St. 10. Her
,4xs n = ss34' q
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL's
~ a. 6ALU.
usrrsp O srA1Es * AZ, ss;!A1nszRIcA,.~

BY virtue Of IN sxeeuston 20 directed, Issued BY
tbs Ciaxk 0f thA District Court Of the United 6saes
for The 6outhesr Division Of The District OF Iowa.
ssaiua WA. n Ausun and Charles n. Aibsrs, part
nsrs uDdsr ~ 1rm name of Wn n. Austin 4 CO., In
favor q Js Rees have levied upon snd s1f ssiI
70 the isAe AaddAr, The door Of the Clsfk once
Of the District Court Of the United states, for the DIS
tYic4 u Iowa, 1T keokuk, - rid 0Msset the 9Th
day OF May A. D. 1851 bsswee the hours off o'clock
A. u. and O'ciook r. NJ Of said day the following
pefsonai property, to-wit: s AFs
Note Of Bennett hl, dated November I, 20 for as @
Etf3ss Say asbs q ~ ~ 70
Vote Of Henshaw 4 vaA HSfsh, dated Oct. I. 81
4 for 90 o. TX as 80 8#
xois, q I. wsoA, daieA Mssh 4. 'sa, for % 3:
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win fully appfsr.
Tskeu ana isvssd ppos - he property OF VIM. H..
AsssIs Z Co e s.si:.x ~ "ris Of k..eation
- Il. i. aOx1n, d - Marshal,
nuo-dly Hy HAnaY FULrou. Drputy.
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THE GATE CTTX.

AG OA4G O44s4 =
! : ! :: = :.
CLATs GRov1 TRsIH1 CouKTx,l
Apf1 Ut, 1853.
EDro1 Carr err 90 The eitiseus
u Marion Tovnsh,. - WILTSHIRE 49, ~
-. $780, o..r ,.1s "a Z. =
80 -. snu 80 s gn y e.
Scnooi Hoaee 10 said 1ownlhiR, mo aifer
, free discussion, adoptsd s4t6s snslossd
fssolatioas, and instruc1ed - 70 ssnd
Won . conv and y. 80 -, !, !. -. 49,, =,
;.....:.
-. s,o ~ = - PsPsssl. "a
1ouns :. Y. SfHxxT.
2 p,..,bl. nd p.-ol,,.;o,. .a.,..a &.
~ $3.50 49, =
49, SAASons ~ AA1lonT ~, AhVvVtucsniP, Lee
.Vosnty. AHs, aes nesting held on the
4iSt42 adjourned TO the 28th Of NarcA.
1853. ~ - 1tone School House. In aid
Tovr.h;, q, a. rr,,o.. :, .-,...;.-
.,.:-. f e
'nsll s'ess on Inc present condition OF
our Couutry s
WAx1xAs:, il 10 at all times impeYlaat
That there shouid b thorough orrsni-
sation q The friends Of sound principles
foFths pupose Of maintaining thets prin.
siples, and securing the services Of suita-
BE and competent psrsons 10 fll Offices
u tf0st. And re.-g.s,..
"a WumaAs: 10 h sepsciAiIy AID .ia6n-
italy more important than ever before
Tint there should be such an organisation
NV, whiIe thass sts those among " who
manifest synpsthy end COED will ~ ssb-
els Who ars sssaGsd il Wieksd anA inls.
NOUS Efforts TO snbveYt The Government
And Dissolve tn Uniou, Whilst tAsy blas-
y and reuistestly dsnssnce the polisy
Of the Adnisistntion employed for The
supprsasion Of the rsbSliios and the pros
se11.toa u The UniUu. Therefore,
11saly1fA fAat lsR the purpose Of -
ssnplishing thi bjsct, and publicly man.
ifestine car unVsvosinx devotion TO the
Union and our ASSASSINATION to import
~ 0svssenent1 (niAst rebels and thar
synpstbixer,. 4hsTa shall be organised In
this tovsship > Uai,n club which shall
smbssss oil loyal unconditional Union
cidsaps Who win subscribe - it. dSua1ra-
tim Of principles. sh'sst a,x,.
Resolved, That W. q loyal men, whoss
sentiments and acts hsvs giivss the suld-
isss 10 fsaaen - doubt = . thss ligh e.
timatiea y vhieA - hold them ard their
service, u not d. i nsssssary 10 make
famise H1slnlatisaS ~ OR sdmisasisn
and synpsthy. but lsave such yesolstioss
y th6ss vbo 1anntiugly profess great love
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ROBERTSON : MCQUEEN,
wHoIssAIr AND lxrsAL |,
G r &C r r S
Ne. rs .zz96ss Street, =

Uueh TVf ShIe u Ihf IswtW pg5e00 thS following ne
aSaes; &
Castle h1tifs Quincy Xxx Flour.
kass Milas 0atscy DSubie Extra RieuS
Sugar Cared Qa0s-x -ss .4sssses
Sugar Cured Dried B<eY.
Leaf Las1, iasenuA, for family use
4 nneA Hns1haD o1a 0saeA Apples
Rresh Frnits, In ssnS-a large assortment
Rsd Curranf and 0eOseeesYg Jelly.
Cp1ounn1 L0odou Auoensd.
: DurkA1s 0piees- WAanA1SED puse. IS 81
uand1c)66-sp sxeslleDt % bsiituss Tor Coaes.
" Csusese, fow esrsdssd RsAned Sugars.
~ uev fesk 9elAea Syrup. Hag1
EwI oSnsi6s Hossy essp.
- 01etoms &1on1ogD and oM01aoo.
Rfeklae, n Y1negar. ek
Tabse64, Ua&0 and oplit-Pess.
Hovox1ng kxtSneto-ofo0perfsY QuaiftS
waits Reppsr--Oo1A 6apeges - Blaek,
Ios saisby 1ODBRrDON NcQUEEN.
DnFa71 ~ Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15

Gen. Hrs~neas - Drs4.lvn, n. u.
On Tps1dsy evening, Rsv. Henry
Ward Bssahsr delivered his address o
New England 70 very large andieaas,
It the Academy Of Music, Con. sFpss
noat NJ prssent AT the conclasinn III
Mr.. Bssshsr's address there we're lond
and sarneit calls fog Eremout, Z to which
the GsnsrL ssspoad IA i Abe following
fitly chosen language; ntsl q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
! CLAY Gaovs TR,Lz1 Couhrx, I
- Ann 1T, 1868.

EpfFoR CARR UFET the sitissns
sef Marion Towaship ~ visibity INST On
the 2lst and 2sth. ~ March i thss soas
School Hose ID Said Tcxsnash;p, ma sile-
= free discussion, adopssd - snslessa
rssolatioas, and inssruoasa - u send
you copy, and ask you,to give thlp. a
inssrtion i, yosr papsr..x. 9u
Youn, J. g. SfHxxT.
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aEAAnxs or GEN. yREHoNr.

Ny friend, AdieS snd gentlemen: ]
thank yca very cordially for your friend
y rseognition, but while The echoes Of
the sloqusat voice which has just been
filing our sars are still vibrating through
this ball. ynntwill, ! am sure, indulge me
in my uDwillingness to disturb the i'm
preston which d left upoa your minds;
and you viii lst me ponAne myself briefly
- the expression ofmy thanks and RI the
pleasure enjoy 10 finding mysely among
20 many Of The old friends With whom,
only few yesrs ago, 4 VS. associated in
. common cause. TApriauss ] Many
snd great events have been crowding up.
on d sihcs then, making that time .SSse1l
remote n thoSe mohntains from which
one Of your old organizations tosk il
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Ger. Aaina.A RSursA ssss,
woald call ssssntisn TO Ms stoeH Of Beeks Sta
ttonery, WalianA WinAsW Papor ~ htch he VII ss
sssaliyl pEtees. Thsakisll Soc the patron
aks bsstovedon Him foftAs past eight years he
observation-disclosures soptinusree 81 thesans.
feb7-d seG9 -
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TIKI STORM.
curious Cause Of Delay on the New-fofh
Ccntral Ioad-yen Song Trnins all IN
q tsunch.

HTnch.
W. 1eg Utica on tho ral train AZ 10 o'clock
Friior morning J. lad OIL el been raining -four hoaI
node. ..y aud Z, cesr. .r 81 % measure vi noon
below Foada We lect 90 eee evidences that in t's
.eetiai moderation ir O. ,a.lfR Of the morning boz
not bce .s rule 90 3D. watsT was rushing down non
the hl.. .-Gly Right ls above Schenectady TIE eng
nesr b,e7 Auch s11dr alaru ilIt every one started
and tie tsa.n g8s hi.sr % sudden halt and at tia
hale g. .g more then t.0.l tal long hours insi
etiue vlrn larre f or ra. e.reIs would have gladly
dined The cause wa, BONG fr ~ train on Tie track
Bot =, &. STOPPED thar Simply water on the track
No. 81, ly lecsuse ui. 'ae ,hsee feet of water "c'
tuoE tortaud gg.rl stones nd brush
4 s.a cuyert Of a place here there IS a high road
bridge oecr the tracf. nd become choked and filed
wi;, e.st 90 that If call not relieved and TIE rush
ING tf-rt lid brought G8fn md spread ont upon The
track thousand car.os14 Of nth and in passing over
Tie ~ x and falling iro he gorge below 1t had cri
away .t, earth olmo-t up 60 tbe lower rail-
VI tie torrent continued the track repeirers
were noa.l3 helpless :: length they lug Glitch and
tornoi ~ tie wateI ald y hours AFTER our ARRIVAL the!
sacce. ID ia fndire re la o. lie down track SO TIM
tie f.elrLt and mail tr.s etcpt carefully over and
were followed b. two cattle trains and tic Buffalo e1
ures. which rad arrived As We passed, the workmen
were looking for the rail. the other track but j
looked like twobolrs Job % get them clear and there
stood o ~ express ond four other trains. and just be-
low wc u et another msb.rs The eleventh.
Or crsc everybody 300 late for the e7eningtrain
% New York ard Nelt aboard the Isaac Newton, tie
rain pouring down. arl some q it coming through tie
roof III such quautities m to render Of tie upper
berth cutie untenablc Tie boat waited until after 10
oclock for TIE steamboat train due at o'clock, and then
f.ff la r,.ra u rtrfrgg
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Truys,er.' f.piIe.

T. khxly ~ H1dicn y n, q Wsu,n o. . "
~. aid 4, md r.. o. sunday :........i' = ~
J. Albany . hsflel n ffft q srt Nhgvc u; o.
10 f,sion. BY Ssv London ire. f.rf - r.
siouinsion lp, Pier 49, y n. tls tal River
line Pior \ r. dsny sunday oicer'sil....... p n.
t. Botton. hy hessHsyea RI. via -Pra.Ysh
g-ta-., sid 81 ..........e, srd :. ssi o N
IT, bplf .u hy .,cp. nasrl EH. -.tt q ard tih
ats ,ia sofe Line In sad p san1'y sP
To HuHsi1. oy fre AZ f0lt ~ tasmbsfs
. STD l' ~ ..
To- LILO. IN, is'sna snt other rtortt 90 Lag
lsand ~ L. .. hairot1 from ifnlss zip ard
fraf OF sl.af ....... Al o. 4 5fd - -
10 Phi. rina ~ Srs.Jsfsev k.lnss. faot o.
Crllislit sf. q ie .. - il -aatay u n
To- fhi sie rtia - Condor rrd Arlnsf hsl.fest
PEE ft p tat ~ fafrrF q ......t.-.' o. p O.
lo u affrstrr ~ h.s.jsfsg RI = hs 10.
T.ur Wci ~ Certfsl haiir,et ~ Ns- fr1ssT
.s.t .fts-.'s i.if ed a.. :. ....... az , r.
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DIED.

BRouY-M Cohen. Y y On weIne,d.y. Sept l6. P.
/ HelgI Bro~L god 10 years ali months.
BAakkR-oa sq1day sep 20 a. h 5s e5 o. ne.
b.sr oldest daughter Of Charles BaTAe e.ed - years aud
no 'ner. .ervioc viii b. held in the re.byeri,n cheFh
1Lofsr heck. Tucsdy morning 81 =. O'Clock an" u
h4nbfi.e by New Law clr' that ieas" New oih y
a. iLo inati Of the fimiy aIe fcspectliy hTed 30
attend
BoNSEAU-On Saturday SEPT ~ Elizabeth Marl wife o.
Tie r.,ivcs ifi,nc, ,he family invited 70 oiend
,he rcdica,e Of hef father In iiw, No rs East TIM
fourth street
oAARi-a ~. city o. aiy aoeTa22,a ssp, 90 aner O.
.hogi u.fss " .liI r.. Oldest s1n % Dl"s X Cray.
s5iice Hfsaefsl o. r-psfs Of Tue day iaoTnins
cosGERIn obetin ghio on m,dne.dsy SEPT 10 Of g..
phoi syer " llisin White Dsy ,onsrf iofariiy o. tt'
c.fr. son o. ~ lson Goa ger q Newark. i J.
CuaPvaS-on ss,sfisy s-r, - of-oniump'ion Forerc.
ouly ei4d q Fdw. ii and Mamie I. Ct1lnia as-d 3"
rs rsill, vii BE- taken to New Bedford Mass fo' inter
mont
poMiNGE-rp Rrootlyn. Y n. on sagray sssp' IT,
Fa-las Assa asnsisi q ~ o-a 4. --a J.. ~ p'' &C.
I'D n yerf. f4o1 DE anl 2. day. .,
To aid snds TIC .y AZ rfque..ed 20 ,iient
Tsirs siiee,. on Tueslay a. 10 ooloes q.
oiHoS-M Yonssls on Friday evening Sep, H. fAab''h
r.. n~r.i Vii b, he'd IN ,, Johns churh yontsr. ~
P %. Menda, peaayl ii'' int Ihr irisnd. o, 'ns
Tr..-. f,r, Gis-- b,ri s'r-si a. 10 and 10 IN.
HtyiI ,Np-On go 9-h irg' Ph-be vic q james {.
Harlitrt in 80 Oh ycaT Of trfs9-
IT, ,-. rf fs-i. ~ o. family ~ invited - a.fend
b. fn~fs On Third Day Pa ins' ocio-s IN FROM
hsf lee f,.iicacs No. :! Columbia slfe~'. brooklyn
EYLiY-N seusfs n T.. 90 Sl'aTaay evening. sept r.
al .,f4ug i.oa Ila wife q thc Hs1. Ben lln kt.y
IT, relative, snd q i' fesrsei,qL invited g. a'ic hef
flr.l ileea! - seo-s - Tie ts-nA.l i.E,ei ~ l.
CL.f.h
-nTf-fr fis ry sif riaT serf ~ az ths sesiicrre
efh con l'-s~. tona'odaio Lass sn-aon sm.h 40 III
% fral ~ ti. go.
100 s..n.ls eel b" taken - Ncusft i1i Intern ~ IT,
fnrs.. s.rvtr Irflfs tlrf.h. h-uara .gra.1f 'r
I'd afar o. Ttr alive tfl nj r.f .. tAr fftg
r~rlrif u, iy.ist q s'l,a4 ril. g further notice
Nrstlk 81 .rft rirssc elpy.
yASDrnUlLT-On friay evsn4ar Sep, ~. Nf.. susan
.afrftif. a.Iff DO tlf i4t grsl lsf
Her fr.F.s ind iiirnis lfe nv'h g. attend ne nir f
without ff I.f imitation irpm her ATE TrsasHsc a. Aial
60 .n SUNDAY ti- "a lati. - ~ c.ocA 3d. N
r. nom .1f - Cortland street, a. 3 enck aa
rour.ssef-ie i-ffis lisa." copy
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Tur ossEourrs TO Col. NJ. X. BRrAS.-

TIE OBsEQuIEs To Col. NJ. X. BRYAN
TIE rsr.aias Oh Col. II. H. Bryan, OF The I7sth Req
I-crt sew York Volunteers, who fell in the ossau'
1roa Pot Hudson viii be taken nom tie City Han to
coy TO tie steamboat to be conveyed 10 Albany hi'
ato p sidereo. Tie procession viii be under the es
eort q. tie 6yth Regiment ~ Y. e. ". g. the following
caLtlcmsn actlag as ball bearers: Maj Gen. Chas W
Sanford. Moj .Gcn.J s. Townsend, Brig Cen 7. T..
1cagheg The Hon. George Opdyke Col. WIN. II. Allen.
Col John A. Foster. Capt Mark Coz. Capt George
achenbeTg Capt. Edward German, Capt. Lewis Men.
nao. Capt, Johp Mcguire Lieut. j. Carroll Thomas j.
CGmmius David M. Barnes, Myron H. Rocker The
PROCESSION viii pass on, Of the Park at the east gate up
Bowery Fourteenth street through Fourteenth street
to Broadway. down Broadway to Courtlandt street
where the rcraeins will be banded over TO tho honor.
'aie Corw!,tss Of tie Albany Common Council.
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srpv,crs At THE SHILOH CHURCH. Last

SERVICES At THE SHILOH CHUKCI.-Ldst
evening solemn services were held In the Shiloh
(coorcd) Presbyterian Church to the memory OF the
coored men killed In the late riots Interesting details
of the manner Of their death were given by Mr. Vincent
Colver and tie Rev Henry Highland Garnet.. The at
tendance was large and respectable and the most pro
found attention was paid to the addresses that were
mado Nj. Coyor give graphic account Of the death
Of Abraham Frenkin. Peter Houston. William Jones,
james Costello. NJ Williams. VIM. johnson Augustus
Stuart. Jeremiah Robinson Wm Henri Nichols Mrs.
Doriok.ou, JoseI1 Reed and Samuel johnson. TIE
Rev. Nh Genet. followed Ia Bis usual leicons man
nor lie aid that slavery wes the carse Of the riot.
and that since The riot the colorod people had been more
respected thsn before \ small trsot To The Memory
OF the Martyrs. was distributed -, the close Of The
deep, interesting services.
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W ARRIE u.

AppIFBY-CURTIS-In ~, Paurs Church, Iiobct'n n j.
on Tiurstsy sent =. by the Rector, TIE Rev DR. bric"
Charles Arpsby 20 Jgia herne" deush'ei oi tAa -''
VIM A. Guiti- OF Hoboken.
CAIF-MiRsH-A, spingsile Staten Island. on Thr'diy
Sept H. by the Roy kr blti. Archibald o Cave o. Me-"
Tor. iss sarah Marsh, daughter ol Lyman mann o'
spinrilo. formerly o. ror.h Adlns, Mas,.
SON-Ou Thurdsy sept H. at the brido's resi-
d,cc ~ VERNON ~ the Row Mr Cuser tyrI' iirkoz -
H.if bridge = s. g. 5ltlii snow 0i ihe iosuier place
unpTlN -w0Ors-r Coil, Wilmington COUNTY = Y
ou Thrt.dsy sett Is, ~ the Rev. David s. bulhus hf
Eob.a I,I.l Of New York, to Mri. sarlh H. Woods 81
Cola.
pABOR-DUREY-At Hsrlen on Friday. Sep, n. i8 70 BY
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WILLIAM LIDDLE,
Harlem, l2e.h-.,., between % aud ad.ass.
CATARRH CURED.

NEW YoRx. Aug. %. 1853.
fb.ve been suffering FOR the last thee years from seve"
Cs.arrh with continual dalness In my head, tigh;nes
scIos. my chest, weight my eyes, which were weak
w.ery and very painful Ny nOs'ris were continually Oh
.,ruo.ed ith pouring aid have lad feaueas sne7ns
hoarsencss Of my voice generally attended with splitting oS
with flnsss Of my throat together with soreness and
dropping Dr. Won Esen5ers ha. cured Of oil these ds
sreesble suaeringa. now feel new life. The treatment
Dr. Won Eisenbers s.i ia successful il inPot
sbe to overs.e the benefit have received ., his hands
heartily recommend any one suffering Ike myself to Psc'
themselves under Dr. yon Eiserbergs with oertan'i
Of being eeday cured give this with gratitude and pleas
ore canno, orbcAs again saying that my voice which wa
oare and thick when applied to Dryon Eissnbcrs Is n0~
Lear and good indeed. I feel sbundanty .aii'a-i
JAMES LITTLE. No. 2i5 Tsh---, New.York
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JAMES RURLoNG No. SIS adax
No. -. AtLrs.,r., Nsw.yoRz. FEB. >. 1868.

No l3a ALLgS.sr, NEw. Yosz. Feb. > lisS.
fh,ye bee, completely de,in one ea- and partially ne
the other 70, above seventeen years with dasseoe d'
charge from both ears combined with continual rumbiai
noise in head which have been treated BY mos,
eunen, practitioner in the city without, III, slightest relief
Icorsul,ed Dr. Won Eseutes BIZ. mus. eandiy say thss
had no 1sh In his when lid II Therefore due
10 Dr Won Ei.enbersto scknowed THAI Nh en-y eaieds
Also ha. be displayed ,h sk ard knowledge which nave
procE red or him such raysed repuion - have had
an opportunity Of comparing h mode Of Iea'mea; with thae
Of others truly state khat Is lot only superior but
the principles which direct It's ols OF restoring the hearing
are, IN NY opinion, certain JoHN'iAfLoA
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ErH-YoRx. September ..


have been SUFFERING ,r years pass from severe Cstarve
with great hesvines eyes with 'e'er- depre''i'a
great uBsss,ness and pain In n lead Great difficulty breath
ING end continual accumulation in my nohs which ssss
me restless nights for several years have consued ssvess
ph,ses.ns who pronounced ne to be eon'"npSs Whss'
suffered for 20 long mc Undesirable. My system VA
entirely disarrsnsed and greatly debitaed not only fH
weak bu. bad cloud continually before my eyes, aid ny
ears were 40 affected that threatened with total loss
hearing mast ssy. think. was guided by fror'dencen
come to Dr. Won Esenbeg who not only Cared me Of ny
Csarr by removing Astonishing quantity Of dsaseessh
matter my head bu, he restored me TO perfect heahs
blessing have not enjoyed FOR many years kes ENJOY
sood nights rest, and pursue NY business with comfort
must asnow.dge tia, Dr. voa Esenbegs mild and scientific
for Csarrh deserves the highest comendaiion
the principle which directs IL, system Of curing Cs.arrh
such IS 70 render success certain.
JAMES FURLoNG No. SIS adaM