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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26
Posr OHFIcx CLOSED To-DAY.-The
Postofice will be closed today from
o'clock .. m. to 5 o'clock D. m.

ARRIVAL ExrRAoRDIHARY.-Num
anxious and expectant friends were n
joiced 70 welcome William Stannus and
r. P. Gray homo again yesterday, after
IN absence of many months confined "a
prisoners of war in Richmond.
We are indebted to Mr.. Stannus for 4
pile of Richmond papers.
Mr.. Vsrmillion was released It the
same time. but stopped in Washington
to recruit his strength.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

Recruits Wanted for the Third lew i
Cavalry.
Adjutant Glenn Lowe, Of the Third
Iowa Cavalry, having received authority
to recruit for his regiment, has opened an
Office in P. Fl. Humes' Office, on Third
street, where he will be fourd ready 70
enlist men under the recent orders, offer.
ing the large bounties of e302 for new
recruits, and s402 for veteran volun-
teers. If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

OYsTEss.-Therms d Bro, successor.
to A. J. Dinner, at his old stand in the
confectionery business, are now receiving
fresh oysters daily BY express, which they
will furnish to oil by the can. half can OF
dish. Those wishing oysters served up
in excellent style and in any way will
give them . call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

THE INVASION By CAHApA.-There is
but one key to The p4cy of Queen Vic
toria, aud BY this all the mysteries to des-
potism can be unlocked and the cloven
hoof can be seen very plainly. England
in her troubles usually looks to France
Solomon in his day advised the sluegard
to go to The ant. In OUT day the slug
gard has often to 60 to his "uncle." But
the wise man, when he wants an excellen,
suit Of clothing, made in all the beauty
and style of fashion, and out of the very
best material, goes to Veucill 4 Jones
clothing store, where they have large
stock of clothing and piece goods, DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

FuRs, FURs, FURs.-Messrs. Jonas d
Co., at No. 53 Main street, Kilbourne's e
old stand. will pay the highest cash prices
for all kinds Of furs; also for hides, wool
and rags. This is . branch of the old fur
establishment at Quincy, ILL.,, which has j
wide reputation throughout the country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

1rEMs.-We almost though. yesterday
that Indian summer had returned again,
so fair and delightful was the day Our
farmers we're in town BY scores with their
produce. turkeys, chickens and Other
establss with which to gncs tho tAblss
of our citisens to-day,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

cI There will be a lecture by Rev
Father De Cailly, to be followed BY . de
bate BY the young men of the Catholic
Institute in the basement Of St. Peters
Church, on this (Thursday) evening. al
halt past seven o'clock.
There will be band of music in at
tendance. Admission free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

@ A meeting of the citizens will b
held at the Court House, Friday evening
the 9Th. at u o'clock, for the purpose Of
organising Mercantile Library Associa.
tion. Let every one turn ont ard enrol
themselves in this commendable underta
king.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

@ We are under obligations to N.
R Cornell, Assistant Surgeon of the 23d
Iowa, for New Orleans papers Of the l4th
Mr.. Cornell resides in Knoxville, and is
on his way home for brief season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

@ Thanksgiving lunch to dsy a. 10
O'Clock At the International Saloon, cor
ner Of Johnson and Second streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

- We arc requestad to cay that
there will be Social in the basement OF
the Chatham Square M. Z. Church on
Friday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

- Wood was selling yesterday or
our streets at SIS. .50@s6 90 per cord
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

PHoroeRAPHrc RooMs.-Ws yesterday
paid visit to the Photographic Roo@s
of Cook d Blair, situated on the corner
of Main and Third streets. These gentle
men have been in our city but . short
time and have just fairly commenced
business. They have fitted up their
rooEs in excellent taste and at great ex-
pense, and have now one of the finest
galleries in the city. We we're shown
some splendid specimens BY these gentle.
men, who are 6ne artists and have !
thorough knowledge Of their business,
and as far as We are able to judge, would
say that they are hard to beat. Give
them . call. Entrance on Second street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

~ The Soldiers Temperance League
will meet at the Medical College Lecture
Room on Friday evening, at 7 o'clock,
for the election Of officers and transaction
OF other business. The members of the
League are requestedto be present. Adj
dresses are expected.
A. G. PORTER, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

ToNIaHT.-The Davenport Boys will
appear at the Atheneum tonight, and il
you have any desire to see what to you
will appear miraculous be sure and At
tend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

II
ed in carrying the State by throwing
out soldiers votes on technical grounds.
TIE PresiAent's speech ~ the Conss.
Grafton 81 GessysburG I enesery.
Mr.. Lincoln having been introduced,
said:
"Four score and seven years ego our
fathers established upon this continent q
government subscribed in liberty and
dedicated to the fundamental principles
that all men are created equal BY q good
God. Applause. Now We are engaged
in great contest-the question whether
this nation, any nation, 90 eonsscmsed, %
educated, can long remain. We are met
on . great battle field of the war; We are
met here to dedicate 4 portion OF that
feld ~ . 6nal resting place of those Who
have given their lives that the nation
might live. 1t is all right, BETTING and
proper thai We should do this, but 10 q
larger sense We cannot dedicate, We can
not consecrate, We cannot hallow this
ground. The brave men, living and
dead, who struggled here, have consecra-
ted it far shove our power 70 add to OF
detracs. [Great applause.1 The dead
will little heed. Let us long remember
what We have, bat not forget what they
dld here. Immense applause. Il i
for US, rather--the living--to Be dedica
ted here to the un6nished work that thev
have thus far 20 nobly carried forward =.
C"Good," and great applause.1 Il i,
bettsr for ne tn be dedicsted 10 the rre.,
task remaining before Ms; for MS to reos, !,
our devotion to that cause for which the,
1 gave the full measure Of their devotion
Here let 40 resolve that what they hav,
doas shall not have been done 10 vain
that the nation shall, under God, have ,
new birth; that the Government of III
people, founded By the people. shall %
pseisA."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

L,UR SALE.
Ten good draft Hors.s. Any person wishing 10 pur-
rhsse, do 20 BY calling At the 81 bic hIxF
on Pirst between Biosdean sud Main streets or At ID
R.aIxsos's Blacksmith shop. noyl0 dim
EXECUTORS SALE. OF REAL
IL rsrArs.
~ virtue Of authority vested In BIZ the order VI
the ccnnty Court or Lee County, lows | ~iil on The
2ad dsy OF December, 1853 at o'Joek, z. Nj OF ssd
dsv, II the dor OF the Court House in Keokuk Iowa
c6er for sale. To the highest bidder The iio~lur
properly OF the estate Peter Siinre land
The west hall of L., Ia Block 1871 AID the
west bsif Of tt foar IN Block is6 In CiI,
XXX Lee County Iowa
am nuthorlx~d to give q credit uf not exceeding
Twelve ur,n.hs to the purchaser.
novao-dtd Gsu. W McCRARY, Executor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

e. The Conservative ard Copper
head Fusonists Of Missouri have succeed
ed in carrying the State by throwing
out soldiers votes on technical grounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-26

STRAYED.-See advertisement of /,
stray horse in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
troiIa Close nj the Post.Omre.

City of Baltimore Saturday, July l.......... Joy a
For Hamburg and the German States by steamer
Bavaria saturday, July Observation-Disclosures lO3 m
For Cuba and the West Indies via Havana, by
steamer Roanoke. ThorsdAv July s............ II m.
For New-Orltsns. by steamer Morning Star, Ssur-
DAY July p m.
For South Pacific and Central America, by steam
Northern Light Monday July l3........... Joy q IN
For California &c. eAily tSnndsys elceptel.
overland via St Joseph Mo.......5 and 81 p.
North-Albauv Buffalo aud Canadss IS q. m aud y D.
North and West Nay Mail p m
Western Mail via Ere Hsilrosd.....3 a and y
Southern and SOuthWesteTn Mails II aud 10
Eastern Mail and tt p. H.
New Bedford Newpor, ana Fall River j. Ia.
The Long Island Mail closes ct m, and ] y. In
Sunday Mails On SUNDAY all n.is close at u .. IN.
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MARRIED.

NORUTrON-DINONp-Or " sdnssfsv Jnly q a. the fs'
c-ar- oi 80 bfte. u.ottef - ~ hs' A. = niefs'
ID H. a.. le. > D. Monitor. ffof~'sof IN oi'et Col
.e Hict Mnuis c. eldest daughter oi The ate l. 81
UiraId oi ir.'s'Ja.
sFCOR-KIrK-fa nfootiyn. on FdisT. JulJ ,. 1917 ~
ih, Hss T. EGulG hfs~r klelEl A. sseoT to Lissis A
flHi kifE
vts NuURGIi-NFLLY-ln Stw bfur'witt, y J. of
Ttrf.da, luis iy ths firv NJ 'an Am1sish o. L"ps
non J. ~ a. Dr. Van Ar.hufsh 10 Lizzie 4 dAasLsi o.
j. hsIy. 20 ell of 30 iofusf place
WILLIAMS -ASpFHsOS-Io Bfoehyn on Tuss t1T July
~ the R.v Cntr - Scvita Ar thSfle' a. W i4iaH'
Z. Mf, Sarah =. And.rtoa. NJ cards
U,vfre-gLAwsOS-On SUNDAY .yerir- Msf - 1871
a. s ro,d.uee " tL. hfdr's fnthsi b. thon ,anne'
aautty We. hy Tie LrF = Horton, Af' Llmsi -
hlss.un. rsq
soail- W,sisfi Isfsf' p'es'" eory.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany by Hudscn River RR.. 60 Warren
sL.7 lO n aud u, s. aud log m. sundsy a32 p IT
To Albany bV IiEilea1 kR 2ott aud 4th-av lUts IN
To Boston. by Eew-London line. Pier 30 ~
X, stouiuston line, Pier l8. \. R ana Fall
River line. Pier !. ~ H.. daily SuudayseI-
c.p.ed). sp m.
To Boston. by New-I Haven RR via Spiing
field 97h..t snd 4tb-av.........8 aud a ind ..
To Boston by ew-Hsyen RR. 21th-st. and
4th.av via Shore Line. u. sue D IN Sunday. 5p m.
To Buaa o. by Ere Rh foot Of thamb-r.-
: aud 10 q Q and
To Paiisdelphis by Nes-Jersey kslrr loot
ofCouraud IT. TO- m z. n. p Sunday, y
10 Phiade phia Camden snd Amhoy
Railroad Pier 26 y J.. loot of BatcAyst. g. m ?.
To Washington. by New-Jefsev Rh.7 100 IN.
and :. ana IL. m foot OF Court Sunday, y p
To thr " est by Central Railroad Of Nes-
Jersey, foot Of CoultlEudt-t and q. IN.
" ..........................ssd 1p.m.
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and 10 hsy, gree, control
sCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS
No,witAsisnius the zeal an ability watch hlvs been de-
voted 90 it iaves aon IL rsmiln.d amos. useless, until
Dr. Henry Aaa-r hysissn and ehsi,. ofthi. City sfsr
years Of patient lAb,r and experiment discovered eAen Cal
process. whicn enabled hi n Dissolve
PURE IODINE IS PURE WATER
without solvent This considered impossible by The Seieu-
tae World 10 ss.lei BY certhc,t., Of aaay.s tom Dr. j.
H. Clifton OF hi. city, aud Prof Booth u 5. MiS' Phla
d.phs The importance Of thi, discovery hishly
appreciated by the Fssay iAi was pubi'bedi In the Med
eal JoauGs and 10. recommended 20 pEaettOnen lee
American Medic, MoutAly" July &. 1856 PAGE lO)
This vAuabe Medicine Is now available 10 the pubic fof
the cure of SoTouid In oil s manifold forms. Consumption
Cs.cef Heat Liver aud Kidney Diseases, hheumAtism,
N.ur.i.a Nervous Affections Female Neskaesse Dysprp-
sis ypns and thr only remedy sE the successful sTadea
tioH Of ArIcarsl Disons".
r.ft.r ASA TONIC.
M operation 10 evircedby ghsnins the digestive organs
and Increasing the appetite In cases oi Dyspep'
tou und Debility Increased nutrition OF the BODY u the
t,.u Of III. employment Of Iodine The patient recoYsrs
feh strength and color hitherto pale Ieaxed aad iesoo nc
becomes full strong and horit
Full directions accompany each bottle
TESTIMONIALS MAY BE SEEN AT OUR OFFICE
Pfics 81 pst Bottle. s3 por hai:doIen.
Sold by Druggists. son by Express on receipt OF price
AL oonsullalsn FREQ
DR.. II. ANDERS co,
PhysicAn. and Chemists,
No AIS Broadwzy, New-fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Fp,cr,aIumeuts.-s Saturday, July IL.

NfBLOS GARDEN-The Duis, Motto.
WINTER GAKOEN-Nine Points Of the Laws wanted
1000 MiihBers; A Regular Xix.
LAURA KkENE'S THEATEh-Wives or Paris, 40
BARNUM'S MUSEUM-oen. Tom Thumb and wife. Com
Mutt aud Minnie Warren a; all hours; Sarforfs Ethi-
opian Opera Troups afternoon aud evening.
IRVING HALIs-The Sterecpticon
COOPER IN STITUTE-Dr. Co.ton's Laughing Gas.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

Popnnr Hints.
GARD PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALBUMS. OF
The Blue Beard OF New-Oresns.
The Emperor OF China.
Tho Kelia Gcntl-lnan.
Tho IBitlli, ,eLt Cont aband
The Now-fofk fost.boy.
Tie O.re,~ Emperor OF Chinss Sbiptuilder.
The Ang- oi Peace.
Tao Happy Governor of fMsssschusstta.
The British Lion. % aud On the Rampage.
Fighting Joe.
Black Horss Jeh.
Price 10 cents Can be sent by mail.
T.. & H. T. ANTHONY,
No sol Broad~ ~ay, N. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

DE iiars's Cafe.rhs subscribers isks peAsure In in
ns their friends ard the public generally that they have
ENLARGED their present establishment. by the addition Of
elegant aud comnodous Dinug Room. aud they hope
by sc. attention to business. to merit Continuance Of for
mer generous patronage. HARRY DE MARS L Co..
No 50 BsayeI-st, eorue. VI Williams.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
sTERLING's.

ambrosin 10 Q stimulsins Oily Extract Of Roots,
Baf.s and Herb, IL vii al tlse,sss OF tho scalp
Ind itcins u the heed entirely erhdcscs dGrdTuf pro-
hair from falling turning ,inatur.Iy gray
csuaI l. 20 .row thick aud Ions Beware OF limitations None
genuine bgl DT. 5tcranss
CERTIFICATE
Tis 20 certify that shout 10 months $50, commenced
usinr sTFHLINOS AMBROslA My hair vss sAort thin.
AID raldy falling o. lsi tIisd usny Hair Iouics, lnvs
oflfors without receiving benefit Soon Gief usi
III. Aubro.a ny haE ceased falling out, and eommeneeJ
,fc- u o. fapd, ssioni,b Nov my hair 10 thick
an sud glossy aud Is Zee. and four inch.s IN lenh-
when down reaching % tie Aoor Tns wondsfiu result
s,trlbu.e ,oey 60 u.e Of sIEKLlNps AMbRoslA a.
sac, have ooa.nsnee4 usEs have applied nothing else
10 Isy Lslg. Mis- LtSi a bAO~N,,
BEWARE or LIMITATIONS.
BEWARE OF lMlTATlOSS
BEWARE or mutations.
NONE GENUINE But DR. u. II. sTLkLihG
NONE GENUINE But DR u. II. hIkhti NOo'
SOSF oENUISE But DR. II ~. sTLhLISUs.
Pai % 10 = bor oantAluns two boi.l,a fhco 81
d. H. II. STERLING. Sol, Proprietor.
Depot. No seJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
HAGAN's MAGNoLIA Balm.

This desha and eIiso'dnly article eh'nse' the 'un'
burnt face snd hands o pes sstn texture Of Tayhies
beauy iD.sing the Hibs purity u youth and the 'H'
que appearance nsog 70 TIE city belle OF fashion Ie
move, tan feoes pimpea an iopghle" from the sAin
leaving complexion fresh tansparen,. ond smooth IT
contain. fstehsl irjuOu. to tie skin Pstfonr By
actresses and opersn9o il is what every lady should
have. Sold ey.!yWAe.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Lafpsf shin News.

ARRIVED. ......Juy i6-l1 q N.
Bark Edwin Nprent Malaga 50 days, yis Holmes Hols,
In ballast to Geo Rpkey june LAT. IS &C. Ion. 4O &C. was
boarded by u S. .oopo war Ino hence hayn; under
ship Aqus Of aud for San Frencco The eapttin o.
the Aqua wished be reported all we'll june 22 et 81 10
Ion. SO 40 exchanged signals with bark Bsmoa Dr. OF
Gssgow) bound T. June &C. ~ o. lon a. spoken by
u s. schooner Sarah Burton (of Plymouth cruising or prvs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Er5lufss X otlces.

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE or AN OLD
NuK,K-Mis wiSsIow's sooTHIso srEUr Ia the pr''erig
.or Of On. the female physicians and purses in the
United States sad b,en u'.l f ny With never
fns safety by millions 81 mothers aud ehldfen
from the feeble lfaut o. Old 20 the adult 1t cor
rects tcdty stomaca, relieves wind collie regulates
n. bow., and .es rs.t Aeh sud 10 mother and
ehU4 Tv.rty. ave cents toto
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ

NV. YORK, March y It5A
TIT. IA 70 certify that have suarfed .fom veiy severe
CHRONIC CATARRH with duh bsayiness n the mead
felt ny reiy stopped up EeeonP panied ps e0paai
r.u-, u IN. cul- stealing Ovef ne Witn occe'
ona no; u.tes se tghtusss Of the cheat and psln 90
much % every ihcu.ht twas egn'gnpi %. hss'
s nesd Of the orned by d. Non FseHhes
eou.git.d fiu attn iitle hope Of an no"
Lapy, ~ enabled 10 add ie.nenia 70 the ges nn
already in to Doctors possession, a. TO his sc!eothc
aud srceSa mode OF treAtrut a. fe nss shown " my
ea. hst t end knowledge which have procured or hiu 90
.f..t putaticE. entirely restored 10 p-<c health
tua, u. d4eufcly recommend al sufferers iIou
CHRONIC CArAR.r nd SORE THROAT TO apply a'
one, 10 Dr. Won Eaubers with crt4iuY Of being cured
IKEDkRlCk WEBER, No 3oy i.Asi
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Demeor.sic State Convention Of Iowa.

DEtkOIhEs. Iowa. fidsy. July 10, lA'
The Democratic Stale Convention, after an tx
sitsd and stormy session, adjourned al O'Clock the
bnoruing. Msturin and Fisher Of Clayton County
were DoInpatsd for Governor, and j. +. DunconLe
Of Webster County for Lieut. -GoyerDor. Mr.. liscer
was voted for by ths MaLoney wen.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Uyrrrp SITES BouNry, PrNsIoS AND

UNITED SITES Bounty, fENsioS AND
CfAix AsFsC1-iIsDsLrT Co.. No. lti y o-d~sy rev
Y.tk Ievf nale ttg-tnr.s, 90 behalf o' co. efrf
70 .ury 60 Ar u,xt Cb4gS iof the lasr Of ttfcs 90
suthosiIr t.- ply'ner 60 c-tin caut ss.' the '"
stsf-s gov % tl- pIrssft s4 "frh IRON "
ou ceufc. cannot De col sced through Ne utIt chsfle
We Invite ,ftrs hca.=F claims 40 ofsnt q per
trp-s bn~f ol te Or. hen p.ss-d 20 toward he
psreul1 u ri demands 70 ths oios - soot - ay -
convenient
he conys-nv svrr ia 2ite trf on the f-c.lp oi snch
usru ss our terms vl b. otiu ny msds WA IN ,sen
...- 4,
Letter. % inquiry promptly tnwcfed, aud complete 70.
,rucl!ons Ehl ell o. c~saSry prI'f. iIiDDted.
HFF-tfrcFs
GyoE0K OPpr... Nayo o. .fw-NofL
JAsEs tf-lA..s. tt-s.lsut aeIfu ] Barb y ,.
Ogy - Cor President American ft. bauk y y.
CttrH EAN-4Dv. President -. Niclo ss n-ns y !.
" "A JoHS-os Prc.i .eni Hanover nt. y. !. 90
TpwsFpIIAfssr. Pf-sl1~uf bsrh -oin souw-.iih, y =
LIvgkN0Eg tLE7t q Co. B5itrrs, No - WsA-st \ 1.
Trar-s Krrta 4 Go Bsutrfs. No y Nali-si.. y. J.
ions II1loa JoAsssns, ffrsiirlt GENITAL IL n y j..
d. Hoyr t5ouria supefn.e.orns Of hope kIpress Co
No u, bIosowsJ. g., d.
BrrLEE CEc4i, NAwsos a Co, 4ieiensn.s bioas"ay'
HowAnD. sAserE CO.. Merchants. NJ. iSs Chamber
La1rKop LrDfsoroS Co.. Mefeh2nt. No. z3 Parlp'o
=. \.
Lsps1yr Coz ere always prepared 70 purchass. tns,
20 -ct or .ve sdYice concerning borNTiE', fEAsiprs
B1ck PAY QUAHTKEnAsgEEs 1Eu toNSissAhLs AteDt Ms
md gsntra y l-cas 5uaneD w!th the iObheo Saie'
OOyeTBltAt.
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The Only True Purgatives.
TIE ONLY TRUE PURGATlVES.
THE ONLY TRUE fURGATlvEs.


TIE ONLY TRUE PURGATIVES.
THE ONLY TRUE fURGATIVEs.
DIR RADWAY's REGULATING PILLS.
"Iwouli rather have boz OF Dr. Railways Pulls than
all other pills 10 The woTs They arc pills thai cure When
you taxa dose these % you ean d"pend upon the ei'
puon Of the diseased humo from tho system the Liver
Bowels Stomach Kidneys System shin and Blood are
acted upon and the bow after an operation Induced by
Radways Pills sis clean and healthy as the stomach
would bo uer dose Of lobeia No sirainirg weakness -
wenehns p,ins or pies 'enesuus but thorough and
u s,urs. evacuation Is the result"
Thi, T. the testimony Of ons OF the most distinguished
physician. ia the world Never trner words uttered
Rsdways Pm. sro psthat cure" The sufferer OF Liver
mplant. Dyspepsia Constipation Bilousness, Costive-
urs. Jsandice Drop-y Sc rely upon en- absolute
by of to ak boIes IL Is not necessary TO take
these pals for months years TO sccomplish cure. They
ould be used In al where eathsc is required
Sold No. 81 Maden-lsns Of Godst, and by al
pruagits.
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SIGHT RESTORED.

Juu- % lf63-My dear daughter brought me to Dr. Won
Kisen berg slno., blind boh eyes could net bear the
p,l nor b. Hxht sm completely cured by Dr. Won Esen
berg aud called my gsiiiud. 70 the DOCTOR
fo III, sa AID uBTeung attention by winch fecovetca
ou- OF IN, o precious after being deprived Of
for four y.Ar. IL i only due 10 Dr. Won Esn6efg 70 state
Inst have ted physicians in vain. shall be hap
~ 10 b-sr psr.obal testimony Dr. Won E.enDsEs IN
succes, lady srst!rEsn vino wl ca on Ie
HUOn DILLON, NJ. 70 falsou St. BToo2lyn-
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No l,s MAr.-oy-.r.. NEw.YoRx. Feb. Q. Isc

No l36 MAIs-os-sr.. NEvYoRk. FEB. b IooJ
Ihsve been completely de.f and partially 90 in
the other above seventeen years with disayreeaoe d
charge from both combined with continual ruHons
noise in the head for which have been treated By most
eminent prscon the city whou, the slightest reiief
Ieon.ulssd Dr. Ven Fi.enbeig but must canddy say that
had no fn in his success when did 1t Is Therefore
due to Dr. E,onberg to ueknowedse that an eney
cured a,o that ho dpAysd That skin and knowledge VII oh
have procured Tor him such unfivasd reputation A
have had opportunity Of comparing his mode Of ifestoen
Wit; that Il o,her, truly state ,hsi it ia not only supe
Nor at III. priscpe direct ns mode Of restoring hs
hearing are, In my opinion certain. JOHN IAfLoh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
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THOMAS GRAEAN. No. $50 6th-av.

NKw.YoRK, May T. 1853
gea, pleasure to testify to s skill OF Dr. Won Ei'en'
berg went into his office completely deaf aud came
ou, with my perfect hearing s nearly twelve months
since the hearing perfect The op,ru;on, which last
ed two or three each Of my pain
whatsoever l. with confidence recommend all sufferers to
place themselves under Dr. Won Eisenbergs unsurpassed
skill SAMUEL Z. HUNI'
No. Meaerols.av.. OTeenpo.nt, u l.