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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-22

NEW BOOKS.
Ansfin tlliat-by Kingsley.
Arismus WaTd.
Life in The npen AIR.
Lot aud saved by yrs Ssrtop,
nfektard -hy MIA, LII lie Derereux rucsted:
Drifting abon,-hy stephen MA,.ct,;
ny on hern Fisnas-hS Edmund irke:
IN the lfuplcs-ty Richard h KiinhsiI;
'ihfnhl OF ke,ifeuce on a (seorefn pia mt alma
by Mrs A KeMb,e: 2
ss works, Blue and Gold;
Headsz
Gibbons Rome O Vols
Chambers English Liteyasure.
, Information for the Peopie;
Fackard's Minor Surgery:
The Excise Tax Lars Nv f,or pisx,nar r,.s.
The FiYfng DutcHm su-Ssxe.
Nariah urei-by Mira. n. S. Holmes:
Like and Unlike;
Les Ntser hles;
orphess c. Nerr's Papers Cd serie,
FreemssoD's II onitor-
Cooks Voyages.
Al Odds-bs The Author of Quits;
Rurs fi,td aud Garden:
Vegetables Of America:
The Campaign OF 1859 and Is.
physiological Aemoirs-by Hammond;
Diskens Complete Works:
home ana Abroad. Second Series;
story ofthe Guaid
he poe'sJoufnal, BY Ravard Iayloy;
gfarsoi Hfow blow BOOK;
pkarang0 River;
hd~in Bro.horioft by Winthrop;
thsday received ~ =
DkowkHLEss Boob s&ors.
Sef. Aaln ard 9Th ssrssis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

The SERIOUS POINTS or THE PRESIDENTS
PRocIAMATIos.-Most people have heard the
story OF the Irish student who, witnessing from
his rooms in old Trinity proctor being ducked
In one Of the college tanks, cried out with the
gravest air imaginable, Boys, don't nail bis
ears to the pump" or the same solemn charac-
ter is the injunction Of Mr.. Lincoln to the mig
ger in his last proclamation, 81 hereby enjoin
upon the people so declared to be free to alb
stain from all violence, unless In necessary self
defence" Were not the proclamation to be
viewed merely in the light Of "a Popes bull
against the comet" the recommendation would
be as cruelty suggestive as that Of the Irish wag.
In the same sentence, and in the same view, we
have another piece Of advice to the prospective
freedmen OF the proclamation: "And recon-
mend 10 them that in oil cases when allowed
they labor faithfully for reasonable wages
II il a pity that the President did not include in
the recommendation the slaves in the pens Of
the King of Dahomey. Its extension to them
would be equally effective and to the purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

B0sroE, JAM =. 1900.
me Presidents emancipation proclamation was read N
fremont Temple last night where meeting OF the un'on
Progressive Association composed OF coired c ans,
was beng held. Tho document was welcomed with I'm
bounded enthusiasm Previous the reading Of the pro-
camatiop the meeting had been addressed by the Rev.
Dr. Kirk, VIM Wells Brown, Fred Douglas. Rev. James
Freeman Clark and others The Temple crowded dag
and evening Al Music Hall there vas also jubilee con-
mcmorasion Of the proclamation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

Total slaves excluded from freedom $50 COG
In round numbers we may say that the slaves
declared free by the proclamation are three
lions. while those continued in bondage are
q million. II j. u curious fact, too that while
with few exceptions, President Lincoln con-
times subject to slavery those parts Of the
rsbellious States wherein his decree can be
enforced he cmancipates the slaves in those
States and districts which are at present beyond
bis reach. Thus, excepting few hundred slaves,
here aud there within the lines Of our armies,
not excluded By the proclamation, it is practi-
calIy dead letter, and for the prcseat at least,
amounts to nothing as . measure of cmancipa-
tion. The advocates of human rights upon
the basis OF negro equality will be sorcly
puzzled TO comprehend the humanity, justice or
consistency Of these remarkable determinations
Of Mr.. Lincoln in favor Of slavery where he
may practically proclaim freedom, and in favor
Of liberty whore he has no power to enforce II !;
but 1t must be remembered that this edict 10 a
war measure, and that negro philanthropy has
nothing to do with It.
Considered, then, as war measure, we can
understand why the loyal slave States,
and the slave States, or parts thereof
restored 10 the supreme authority OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

HALIFAX, n. O., Jan. 2, 1883.
The Bermuda mail has arrived.
Admiral Mines squadron had not returned from Fss
me ships Herald Leopold and Kate haA the b,osh-
sds into chAr,ssson.
Arrived % tho s1b, IN dh,rsss, brig -, ftos Nv
York for Cork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03


And, by virtue of the power and for the pur-
pose aforesaid, l do order and declare that ell
persons held as slaves within said designated
States and parts Of States are and henceforwsrd
shall be free; and that the executive govern
ment of the United States, including the mill
tary and naval authorities thereof, will re0og.
nize and maintain the freedom Of said persons.
And hereby enjoin upon the people so de-
clarcd to be free to abstain from all violenos,
unless In necessary selfdefence; and recon-
mend to them that In ell cases, when allowed.
they labor faithfully for reasonable wages.
And further declare and make known that
such persons, Of suitable condition, will be ~
ceived into the armed service Of the United
States, to garrison forts, positions, stations aaA
other places, and to man vessels Of oil sorts h
said service.
And upon this, sincerely believed to be -
act Of justice, warranted by the constitutions
upon military necessity, invoke the consids-
rate Judgment of mankind and the gracious
favor of Almighty God.
In witness whereof have hereinto set ny
hand aud caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this first day
of January, in the year of our Lord one
thousand ght hundred and sixty-thrts. and
of the inc ndence OF the United States
America Z sightyecventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD
Secretary Of State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

The State of New York is the most loyal in
the Union, and 1t was a highhanded outrage
upon its citizens to inaugurate among them
system of despotism meaner and viler than
ever prevailed in Naples or Austria. The
course pursued by Governor Seymour would
seem to indicate difference Of opinion be-
tween him and our patriotic, honest President
as to the vigorous prosecution of the war. But
nothing can be further from the truth. Mr..
Seymour is prepared to give the administration
his most cordial support in all that is legitimate
to put down this atrocious rebellion
II this were not the case we would be
the irst to oppose him with all our
might. But Mr.. Seymour believes in the
constitution as the polar star to guide
us through this dark revolution, and without
which we would be all at sea without COM
pass, chart or rudder, sun, moon or stars; and
he Will never permit the undoubted rights of
free white citizens to be trodden under foot
that the fancied interests of blacks or the
visionary schemes of fanatics may be pro-
NOTED. Let those members Of tho sdministra-
ton who have done their worst to lead Mr..
Lincoln astray now weep for their crimes and
repent In sackcloth and ashes. Even repentance
cannot save them if it be too late Let them
render speedy atonement by making
clean breast and reforming their ways;
otherwise they are doomed men. This
movement Of Governor Seymour Is suspicious
for liberty, and it will not be safe for despots
at Washington to tride with the popular will in
this great Empire State as indicated by the
silent but expressive ballot box in the election
Of Seymour, and as further developed by his
inaugural and his action in the case Of the Com
missioners of Police. The constitution must
and shall be preserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

Tar err PRESENTATION 10 THrRrY srvr~H Nsw
yo.x ymusrrxRs--Tbe presentation Of colors by the
CITY 10 the Thirty Seventh New York Volunteer an
nounccd for yesterday evening" has been postponed tu
pext Tuesday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
The Emancipation Procin mation-The
Inst (nrd Of the Abolition Prog q NINE.

The conirmatory emancipation proclamation
of President Lincoln II before our readers. 1t
declares all The slave population now, hence
forward and forever free in the following
named States and parts of States, to witt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

Chief These crack-brained sumphs are the
hangers-on of the conservative party-not its
leaders or its representatives. For what they
say or do the party is in no sense responsible
Let the people steadfastly bold to the golden
mesn," misunderstanding equally the radical
destructives of the abolition party and these
radical revolutionists who falsely call them
selves conservatives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
IMPORTANT.
~~~~>~~~~~o~~~~~~~~>
THE PROCLAMATION
OF THE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
EMANCIPATION.
ALI Slaves in all States and
Sections in Rebellion
Declared Free,
ny the President or the United states Of
America.

ny the President or the United states Of
America.
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas, on the twenty second day OF Sep
tember, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two, proclamation
was issued by the President Of the United
States. containing. among other things, the fol-
lowing, to witt
"That on the first day Of January, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three, all persons held az slaves within
any State or designated part Of State. the
people whereof shall then DO in rebellion
against the United States, shall be then, thence
forth and forever free, and the executive
government Of the United States, including the
military and naval authority thereof, will re
cognize and maintain the freedom OF such per-
sons and will do no act or acts to repress such
persons or any of them in any effort they may
make for their actual freedom"
"That the Executive will, on the first day OF
January aforesaid, by proclamation, designate
the States and parts OF States, if any, in which
the people therein respectively shall then be in
rebellion against the United States; and the fact
that any State or the people thereof shall on that
day be in good faith represented in the Congress
OF the United States by members chosen thereto as
elections wherein majority Of the qualified vo-
the absence of strong countervailing testimony,
be deemed conclusive evidence that such State
and the people thereof are not then in rebellion
against the United States"
Now, therefore, l, Abraham Lincoln. Presi-
dent Of the United States, by virtue of the
power In me vested as Commander-in-Chief OF
the army and navy Of the United States, In
time of actual armed rebellion against the au-
thority and government of the United States,
and as a Ut and necessary war measure for sup
pressing said rebellion, do, on this first day Of
January, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three, and in accord
ance with my purpose so to do publicly pro-
claimed for the full period Of one hundred days
from the day OF the first above mentioned
order, and designate a. the States and parts Of
States wherein the people thereof respectively
are this day in rebellion against the United
States the following, to witt
Arkansas.
Texas
Louisiana-except the parishes Of 81. Bsr-
nard, Placquemines. Jefferson, st.
John, ST. Charles, st. James,
Ascension, Assumption, Terrs
Bonnie, Lafourche, St. Mary, st.
Martin and Orleans, including
the city of New Orleans.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
CERTIFICATE,

NEW YORK, Feb. II, 1863.
From a knowledge of the Ingredients and their
proportions entering into the composition known
as " "Romaine'S Crimean Bitters," we are enabled
to speak OF It in terms Oi high cOmmendation. Pc
ruvian Bark being one of its principal constitu-
ents, together with Herbs, Roots, and Extracts
having decided medicinal properties, we have no
hesitation in recommending It to physicians and
the public generally, an invigorating Tonic, in.
tended to stimulate the digestive organs.
From Its Alternative properties It Is calculated 10
prevent, by Its daily use in moderate quantities,
Constipation, Fever and Ague, mild forms Of Neu.
ralgia and Rheumatism. It Is an Antidote to the
effects produced by change of water and diet,
correcting DiarrhGa, curing Dyspepsia, Collie, Sick
and Nervous Headache, Nausea, Sea sickness II
is expressly adapted to females Of delicate consti
tuhOns, and the infrmitieS OF age.
This preparation Ia composed exclusively OF
vegetable materials, containing no metallic OF
mineral substances whatever Its taste IL aro-
matte, warming, and acceptable to the palate and
stomach. JAMES R. CmLroN, NJ. D.
JULIUS g. POHLE, M. d.
Certificates from the Assistant Surgeon and one
of the attending Physicians Of the U. S. Hospital
at Newark, NJ j., stteSiing the benefits derived
from the use of Crimean BitteB, may be seen al
the office Of the Depot,
W. CHILTON& co.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
FRED'C =. COzZENs,

SOLE AoENT FOR WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
have always refused to sell any Of the COM
pounds known as tonic bitteTH, as believe them
to be generally injurious, and composed Of dele
tsriOuS drugSj but from careful trial of the
"CRMEAN" BITTERs, backed by the certificates OF
DrS, Chiffon and Pohle, Of New York, have no
hesitation in recommending them TO my friends
and customer. FRED'C s. COZZEHS.
WAIHmsTOR D. G.. May %. lsaa ~ NV
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsR.-Thef following were
confined in the central guardhousei
Chizsns.--H. Kaimer and VIM. sheets, for com.
municating with prisoners James sweeny, Edward
Young, Jos o'Neift, for stealing Government prop
erty, and Donate corsek for selling liquor to SOL
diera.
SOldisrS-wm. Clark and Edward Fletcher, Of
Second U. s., for having no passi Jeremiah Dem,
Becond New York, for desertioni James Murphy,
Second District Of Columbia, and Leonard Cook,
Thirteenth Indiana, for drunkenness.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

DIsoRDERIT CoNDUCT.-MatlldA Wade, one
Of the fAil daughters OF Eve was arrested ysster-
day afternoon on Pa. avenue, by one Of the
mounted dragons, while induIging In = ride on
horseback, for behavior very unbecoming on the
street. Matilda was escorted to the Central guard
hotel, where the proper security was given, and
she allowed to depart.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

ATTENPT TO BRAkK JAIL.--Among the pris.
oners who will leave this merning for Albany,
whether they were sentenced Tor imprisonment, II
the notorious Mccarthy. This Mccarthy is a
spaniard by birth. This Irish oognomen does NOT
disguise his Castlllan mien. When first taken TO
jail he managed to escape by scaling the wall, but
was arrested BY an oilcer who was passing by At
time. Last week he had q key in his possession,
which, upon trial, was found to unlock the door.
Strong irons were Immediately placed upon him.
This morning he bAde Adieu TO the Federal me-
tropolls, and will spend the summer, II not snm.
merS, in Albany prison. He was escorted by Mar
ShSl LAmon, assisted by a detachment OF the Me
tropolltAn Police.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
FESTIVALS, ETC.

GRAND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
~ The ladies connected with the CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH will hold II STRAWBERRY
AND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, 10 the Old Trinity
Hall, on Filth st., between ID and sts, next MON
DAY and TUESDAY, the 9Th and 9Th instant, at I
o'clock pm.
Besides Strawberries, Cream, and Flowers In
abundance, Vocal and Instrumental Music will he
provided, and new feature will be the exhibition
Of q beautiful serIes of DisHolving Views
The object OF the Festival is a benevolent one
1ickctB 10 cents ie5-its
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS: y

ODD Lows HALL.
" FOR A FEw NIGHTS ONLY,
h. I.fL .l Commencing 2 . ..
THURSDAY EVENING, June 9Th.
CARNCRoSs DIXEY's
THE STAR TRoGPE Ao OF FHE WORLD,
GRAND ETHIOPIAN soIREEs,
Producing all the Latest Novelties,
New and Beautiful sohgu, Laughabls BurlsSques,
Plantation Scenes,
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL ovRRTUREs,
Vocal ouartetteH, Fancy Dances, &C., ko.,
As performed by this
WORLD RENOWNED TROUPE
At their OPERA HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA.
READ TINE LIST OF ARTISrEs.
J. l. Carncrosa, y. =. DiNey,
Frank Moran, j. X. Boss,
]. s. Cox, A. II. Racket,
G. Campbell, ]. Lamont,
Charles stevens, G. VlnierI,
Thomas a. Beckett, NJ. D. Edmonds,
R. =. simpson, D. Patterson,
r. Fraser, ChAa. Gibbons.
Forming in all the
LARGEST ORGANIZATION EXTANT.
Doors open at quarter mast o. 'clook, entertain
ment commences At O'Clock.
Tickets % centsi reserved seats 50 cents. ONCE
open Tor the sale Of secured ueAts from 10 A. m to
?. m. J. l.. CARNCROsS, Manager.
je2-ot JAMES W. HOLDEN, Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

The above celebrated brand Of ALE and PORTER
iA brewed expressly for bOttling, TO compete and
compare with imported article at half he price. II
has been recommended for half q century by the
Medical Faculty Of Baltimore, as
SPRING, SUMMER, AND FALL
MEDICAL TONIC,
And corrective Of the Debility and Gastric Feyeru
ofthe seasons.
IL 10 approved by Surgeon General Hammond
and the Medical Director of the Army of the Poto
maoIDrI Miller Duhamel, &C., &c, Of the city Of
To prevent fraud and imposition, the Ale and
Porter IL branded
wM. CLAGETT co.
For sale, at unifofm prices, by
MARTIN CONNOLLY, 446 Eighth street.
A., GEO. T. SMITH 6lI Seventh street.
B. HART, lsl Pennsylvania avenue.
p. WHITE CO., Thirteenth and + SITS.
A. M. BINNINGER 6 CO., 2s1 Penn. Av.
c. J. NAGLE, 2s9 Pennsyiyania avenue.
A. JOHNSTON CO., 269 Pa. avenue.
c. SPENGLER CO 2I5 Pa avenue.
BATES, 229, &C, SC, Pa. avenue.
A. r. 0RFUTT CO., Georgetown, d. @.
And at the head depot and sole agency,
WARRINGTON BoTTLING ESTABLISHMENT
$50 street. betipesR Fourteenth and FIesnh IirestS
(south of WillArda' HotelD 70
Warrington, D. c.
JNO, FARRELL, Agent.
Family orders delivered at any part OF the city.
Liberal allowance made for the return bottles
ieb-lm
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

sEKESADED.-Mr. Dixon and the other city
O1aeerS recently elected were SerenAded last eve.
ming.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

LATEST FROM MIssoURI.-Price hesltates.
He will be bAgBed ere long. Meanwhile nobody
hesifates 70 seize and bag Daytoh'B Crackers and
Lemon .HAeuita Sold by Gass q Galley, Duffy,
Marka, caliek, Hughes.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

COLONEL D'UfLssI's sENTEN0E-The fol-
lowing is the text Of Colonel D'Utarsys sentence
ITO forfeit all pay and allowances now due and
that may become due TO himi to be oashiered 10 be
the Secretary Of War shall direct; to be dinquhli-
fed IRON holding any ocs OF trust, honor, or en-
olufhent in the sefvlee Of the United States, and
the crime, name, and punishment Of dellnquent 70
be publshedin At least three Of the public papers
Of the state Of New York; at.-F
The Secretary Of War lndorHes the sentence a.
followat ... .rr.r. ~ rH .
Courtmartial in the foregoing case are approved,
and the state Prison a. anE-SlnE, New York, ID
Designated A. the place OF confinement OF the pris-
onef The Adiutaht General will issue the proper
orden 10 carry the sentence into effect"
The Prenident approves the whole.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

BENT TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-Four prisoners
OF and eight rebel deserters arrived here this
morning from Aqua Creek, and were sent to the
Old Capitol,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
RY W. ~ l.; wALL & co.

AT THE HORSE BAZAAR,
No. SO Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts ,
(south side)
On SATURDAY. MORNING, eth instant. At 10
o'clock at the Bazaar % aouth side Louisiana ave
nue., between Ninth and Tenth Streets we will sell
A BLACK HORSE,
I6is hands fine style and action, eight years old
good roadster, easy under the saddle and kind In
single and double harness.
AN IRON GREY MARE,
six years old, an excellent saddle mare, will work
10 single or double harness, and warranted sound
ALSO,
hest material and OF superior workmanship.
ALSO,
large Ale DrAy, in good order, will carry eiRht
barrels OF Ale, and offered Tor sale only for want
Of use.
W. L. WALL q CO.,
le6 AuCtioneefa
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
RY W. ALL q CO.,

DY W. L. WALL 4 CO.,
Id AUCTIONEERs.
AT THE BAZAAR.
CARRIAGES BUGGIEs, ROCkAWAYS EN-
PRESS WAGONS, HARNESS, &c, AT AUG
TION.-On SATURDAY MORNING, June 9Th,
commencing At 10 o'clock, we will sell At our BA.
Iaar and Repository, 80 Louisiana avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, without reserve, for cash.
for account of whom II may concern, a number OF
Family Carriages, RockRways, Jenny Lnda, Boat
Wagons, Germantown aud York Wagons Top
and No-top BuggieE, aud TrOtting WsgOns new
and second hand.
2eXcellent Express Wagons.
skeleton Wagon.
sets Harness, Saddles ami Bridles.
second hand Carriage, suitable Tor hack.
with large variety OF new aud second hand
Carriages, Harness, kc., may he found At this ~.
tablishment for pIivate sale.
Carriages received on storage.
Consignment solicited; liberal advances ou cuH-
signments.
sales without regard to weather.
W. l.. WALL h CO.,
je6 AuotiOneers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

VINO WILL BE CURED 1--WE desire to call
special attention TO the advertisement Of the oele
brAted DR.. Vellnl which appears In another column
The DOotoTiS safe and reliable TONER whose
skill and experience 10 guarantee that the unfOT-
tunAte Victim of certain indAoretionB can with
hdenee intruHt his ease In his hands, Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means Of
FOliaf.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

UTILLIAM CLAGETT & CO.'S
w CELEBRATED
c. Q. X. X. ALE and
u. B. X. X. PORTER,
IN BARREIs AND HALVES
For sale only by NJ. CONNOLLY,
448 Eighth street,
F. oRFUTT CO., Georgetown, D. b.,
And at Washington BottliDg Establishment,
$50 4 street,
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Sts.,
Washington, d. @.
JNO. FARRELL,
Agent.
We are now in daily receipt from the Brewery
OF full supplies, In prime order, Of this superior
Ale and Porter. Delivered throughout the city
and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Having but
three hours transit from the cool cellars OF the
Brewery at Baltimore, the Ale and Porter will
claim the market throughout the sUMMER MONTHS.
lnh-lm
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
LOCAL NEWS

DH. LAEDfs' ILLUsFRATED LnorURns UNDEn
THE AvarfcEb or THn soHs or TRMpHnArcH.-
Last night, At Temperanos Han, street, Dr. LAn.
dis, the able leotnreF, delivered HIS hrSf of the
finest oil and lithoSrAphfe paintingn, thrice a.
large as life, showing In perfect ehaStepess ths
human mechanism. Those persons who abseni
themselves from these original, uympllned and
scientific lectures may well be sorry when u IL too
late 70 gain the valuable knowledge disseminated
from this rostrum. To-night Dr. L. gives his most
important and practical lecture on the " -Four
great functions Of Man" The admission IL only
10 eentsI thefefore, every man, woman and child
tend. s. ...# ... |. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

VIOLATING oRDERs.-Mrs. Hager, residing
on Thirteenth street, was to-day fined $40 and
costs BY Justice Clayton for selling liquor to
Holdiera
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

A WoRD OF ADVIoE.-Those who have been
doStOFinE for weeks and months without obtaininE
relief, should consult Dr. FtBhblatt whO6s 0fieS n
At No al street, corner Of Eighth street. and bS
radically cured Twenty-Five years experiences h1S
established Dr.. FiGhblAtts reputation a. q phySl.
elan. Recent cases cured In d few days, ChafEes
mOderAia. ssA DR. FIBHBLAfT, WV
No. AQI y street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post otaOs.