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MARIE

By the Rev D. L. Guriey. January 5th. lS;t e
w. LINDLRY, of Clear field county. Penn, to Miss
N. Sch EsL ER, Of Baltimore City, ND,
baltimore Sun and American please copy.l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. morning. three clock,
man lamed Carter Olive got over the back
fence OF P. Dcnneliy's premises, corner OF
fhrt en- -aGc "a. half and II streets, and elm bed
entered through window into q rooFn.& H.
was in he act of seiZinx a watch, when a
boarGier in Ina room a.oke and caught him
7 he boaTd-r called Mr.. Donneliy, and they
tried to take him 20 shs station: but Olive re.
sisted and it was found necessary to call officer
hood, but be was secured and sent to Jail for
court by Justice Clayton.
DAVIS PANORAMA OF THE RHBELLros-We
have been informed that President Lincoln. the
members OF his Cabinet, members OF the Z. S.
Senate and House of Representatives,, As we'll
as a number of highly distinguished officers OF
the Army and Navv, will sit Da vis' great
panorama this evening, this being the last ex-
hibitiop in the city. The brass band OF the l4th
New Hsmpshire will be in attendance, and
furnish appropriate music for the occasion.
The the alter will undoubtedly be Gro wded this
evening with the elite and beauty Of our city.
FUNERAL SREMoN.-The funeral sermon of
the late Mr.. Elisha Whittlesey, formerly First
Comptroller of the Treasury, was preached
yesterday at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
by the Rev. DR.. Sunderland. the text being the
10th chapter 18th verse Proverbs-"The memo.
ry of the just is blessed"
REAL ESTATE SALES, by J. g. Mcclure L
Co., AuctloDCers.-A three.s story brick dwell.
ing and stable on 9Th, between G and Fl Streets
for $1,000, to John Kelly. Lot on north side of
Z street, near tho corner OF 9th west, to R. S.
Patterson, for s1.35 per foot
FAGRAECY-Jobn Buckley, charged with
being passage thiefand vagrant, was arrested
Saturday morning by officer Clements, OF the
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

HEaR.N's DANCING ACADEMY -,
LA AT UNION HoTEL. esosaEro~E.
Prof MAE1NI takes the liberty to morn his
pu pills and those wishias 20 join sf- c,sss "a
That bis days OF tuition are ss follows for the ~
sheos academy: livery edn ssdey and CAT ftE
sur6s, from to ?. m. The raooDd q1artar ...xG
will commence on Saturday, Jan l6, 1884. in lws
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Loss By FIRR AND ROBBsRs, PRsySSPED.-The
subscribers call attention to their extensive stock
ofHerrii e. Go. r Pre- and Burglar Proof Safes.
which are furnished at the manufae 'drers prices,
delivered at any part 81 the city.
JAS q. MCCLURE & Co.,
de q Inn Sole Agents for Herring Co.
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NEE DRESS SUITS.
Men's Bs.in;ss Suits
YoNtA's Dress Snit,.
Yox:a's Bxsiasss SRi:s.
CXildyeas' Dress Ss;ts.

NOAH WALKsRd 90, 36s Penn. aYenus, Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully
nounes that their annual display OF Fan snd Win
ter Clothing L. now ready for inspestion. It is
comprised of assortment of Gentiemsns and
Teuths Clothing Of tbs newest and riches: dssIsns
material. trimming and rofkship;
fashionable articles of dress, Tn opportunity i.
offered for selecting from the most attract
stock of ready made clothing IN this city ct very
reduced prices. .... co5-<Iu
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CoRFs. &c. Those afflicted with these trou be
SOM things. whether hard or F. It; also those
tr. uhled with ,nions. Ca!losities club and in
growing toe Is. can find great relief ard salts
factory benefit by applying to DR.. White, i2i
Pennsylvsnis avenue, between Ia and 9th streats
No charges for consultation ia 5-tf
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OK THE AVENUE, 43s, near Al street. is the Dol
lar Jewelry Store - ia u-iyk
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WARRANTED TO CuRs IN SIX DAYS DIR. g odfroy's
Antdote, an English Specific of giytyfve years.
standing. will cure GonWrhoa in si1 days. No
change Of diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by s. G. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue,
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia ely
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FAGRATCY.-Jobn Buckley, charged with
being passage thiefand vagrant, was arrested
Saturday morning by officer Clements, OF the
First Ward. He was committed TO the work
house for ninety days.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

'isHE BALLos TIE kVERHFY ASSOCIATION
sds ei tlsed TO come eG at rsm,ersn - "A
Hail on Monday evenins. an Hta. Is ia 81
definitely poetpsnsd -P1ties hoidins tiei "a
inc To 81 OF the Committee
BS ',Toer of the Coromiates e. It,
COMPANY respectfully Inform ihsis N
E;sEos ana the pqn.la tast their THIRTY. 81
tEYEEIH Ann AL BALL will take . ACTIN
81 the Meiropcnlan Hall, Penn, a.snus nsarsG8
lltk ayset on GoG DAY. Jan, Is 1856. Tickets 81,
futEfe sdsertisernsnts
Ay order COMMITTEES of Arrangements IA $50
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1foson WEns SsD "a aFrEss s5u 5. 1o
sAs sSSas on ou ;s
str.et west, between 1 aod K streets north and
rse story 70 Frame si Drsns aoSss
containing Five Rooms.
FAIRLY posse .sion giAen. -.-
jss. J. O. MCGUIRE % co. Auets.
LOTION sALE.wili he sold st Public Auc-
ara sss 5 en- sas.,s.ns. ss,rss
Barrels Pork: ... ..a
5 !: E ss ~,
Terms cash in Treasury Notes, to be paid At tAs
sss1ss to be removed immesissel thereafter
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.
NEW AND ssssst;i assp = t9 8 SO.
ton. 81 T. Fa:ni!ass WsreToam on 60 corner Of
snd ssas ssraEs es
Wss sabsgt, OF Bu,ssu: Bsdstssds Chars: Tables.
ally Ispt in house furnishing store. f"'' a.'
Terms cash.
js7 81 THos. BOWLING. Auc.
BY G. Mcguire d CU. Austionesrs.
nEsIRABLE BRI0K DWELLING HOUSE AND
~ toT AZ PUsLIc AUorIok.--on THURSDAY
.ss Lot & ssaiiGss OF Of
Nj .9s ssts
west. and running back 100 fs to an alley and i'm
Budss in q t.s11s
or thirteen rooms.
sf Of on
TENS: One third cash; the ramsinder In six and
Twelve nSnths: with interest, secured By adeed Of
oonvsyansss and stamps at the esst Of the pur-
jas &C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auets.
FOR SALE At AUCTION Win bs ssid On
By rne of q sna steam.
ntar tho Ra Iro.d Depot: psed during the last two
csneeI There i no better business, stand in the
TAI iRepl GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THEAEovE SALE Is PosTPoNED.UNTIL
REP ek III s'R1 h2pE pas aEsiaXSs ae
N II s4 sGsSiss HS
of /. ur @rits Of Fisra F..i., on ssdesmsst of
rG Tns as css once &c s..
triet CT oc'nrnhis, aod to noe dir ected, wiiieX-
,st Aarf9 Fhs sf ss
oscss the foiaains Ing. aSesaaaaieenIs Eb ss
: ifs se Gas fsif oii F:s E6tn
; Mantle Ornaments,
Lot Hsmssk Arm CD airs Sofas. and parlor Oh .irs,
Lot Pier and Centre tables, Marble top
writing desks. SidehcsrtF,
bot Cane-se ard M.acesny Chairs,
Lot China and Glassvar
Lot Oilcioth,
act Knives and Forks,
Eat. racks,
What not BedHt.sh Weshstsnss
fssfer sss. sna Bedding
Lot far1or Stores. r. .f..
Lot Streets and Comfortss 100.
Lot ijcen NaDsipe GatleCiQItS.
Lot blankets
Together it'll m .ry other articles not enumerated
Also =,
LARGE collection OF very rare and valuable
Books. .-ss -.. -
Ssized and levied upon assths goots and essttels
Of Lewis Cruser, ard will b. sold to satisfy Judi
csis ECs aEs, IA. S5 spd 9eS, JanusTy tern 1851
iE favor Of Chsref aud Jno. ". L. Meg JS hnssn
L. Futtcp Vim Riley Brota@r, SD sestrT OF
st johns Church, all sgainst Leeis Crneer:
WARD Il. LAM0T.
JAsUARys, 1874 y. S Msrsaai, o. @.
5a4 dts j. q. MCGUIRE CO. .E-s
THIEF QUARTERMAsTAR's OFFICE,
= DspGt of WdsssHstox, ,
r-e --.- Fdxkington, ~. c.. Dec 81, lssS.S
VIII re sold q public austen, al the eotTs's.
rear tia Observatory, IN tse city of Washington.
tho Srst AID thi:c WEDNESDaYsi ia January.
1864 Wis Cts and 18th da.s Of the moath, a lot OF
HORSES AND MULES. rsr
&C eSspred as urf: for public service
Ssles TO conmevcs at 10 o'clock .. m.
ems each In Government fan1s. ru,vuu
de- 2etJXn 20 Brig. Gsu. aud Quarter n sstsr,
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CHIIss.-aoid- plated Chains at the Dollar Jew
elry Store, ass, Peansylva nia avenue. ia ll-lw'
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Bsows,s BroyCuI.r. TRncu,

BkOWk7S BkONCNIiL IKUCNES.
These LoZenges are prepared from q highly
teemed rec pc for aIlsviatns Bronchial factions
Asthma. Hoa1seness cou CHS, Colds. sEd irritation
or Soreness OF the Threat.
Public Speakers and vo,tTlists
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before spaskinE singing, and relieving tia
throat after any uuusua, arartion of tina vocs,
or gaas. having peculiar adaptation to affections
which disturb the organs Of speech. de N-lm
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sPERNAToRRHRA CAN De CUREp.-Dr Rand spe-
cifc cures spermatorhaa, sensina! Wsakness, I'm
potency, Loss of P0icer. &c, srsedtty and sscfE1y
It's effects are truly magical. trial OF the Specific
viii convince the most shepticsl Of its merits.
street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. ta6-iy
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GENERAL LIOgNsE5
CART, DRAY. WAGON, HACK. AND PED
LING LICENSES.

All General Licenses due the Corporation Of
GEORGETOWN on the drst Of January next, must %
paid within ten days from that date, otherwise
they will be strictly enforced by the Metropolitan
Police.
And notice is further given, that the Licenses
for PedlipR, and for selling goods by sample, and
for Carts, WsSona Drays, Backs. and 0ulni buses
all piy the frat January next, and if pay
msnt II della. ed beyond the tenth Of that month
tssy slso win be stri silly enforced by said police
WM. LAIRD, Clerk
Georgetown. 7sd Dec, 1883. Sc 7i-eotJ sno
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CSBBGIDERIEG AND BRA;DlEG Stamping
II neatly done at ~ .ta stIsst. betvssn L and
a. By Mrs DOWNING. ja3S.E
W. Boys AXES.
w Have Just received b7 ex press . lot Of Boys
AXES, C.MPH1LL Il SON,
Jss7t- 35l Pa. avenue.
TOP RTNBRsEIp.- have this lay admitted
~ Francis Hufty and Richard III. Taylor to an in
tereEt in the 6entlsnsn's FURNISHING Business,
32S Penn avenue The busioess hereafter will be
cordscted under the name Of Oh srlss L. lockwood
& Co CHARLES l.. LOOAWO
Washington. Jan. l. 1854. j. 6-lws
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By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct onssrs.
SALE OF IAPROY Ell RIAL u,

IAOoi60-c oALk OF l9PkOSEE REAL IN
the Supreme Court Of the D;strie: OF Coiu mSis,
suestitL ting me a. Trustee under . deed of trust
one Of the land records for Wssbins ton c,anty' D.
o., shall, on TUESDAY. the "a day of Secarnber
. sta O'clock P Nm m sell Public Austor q.
b. large frame Dwelling house. 's.'-
This gropeIty is situated on pstre.t .clth be
teen 9Th and nth rs:t and IN ..on Of the city
Terms One third cash and ths balsnce n tSo
equal notes at and II moLths, tesured By Iced Of
All corveysneins At the cog: Of tse pureh,s,r
delc- sokds 10. McaUIRl C CO., Aucs.
wT THE ABOVE SALE Is UHAvoIDAmY
postpt ned until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan.
S'h anne hour ard e slsYSe rrwp.,1 r,,v...
de Is saw&ds J. G. Mcguire L 90, s1ets.
STaE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoNEp. IN
eonsecuence of inciement weather, 1ntil NOM
DAY Al TERNOoN. January 18th. Sans hour
,.s.. DIS " X Me sFfRstI or ru ssst..
ByJ. q. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Auctionsers.
STOcX. LEASE, FIXTURES, AND GCeD WILL
s,1R On TUESDAY MORNING., lamar Al TV rtS'
at 10 o'clock, ct the Family Groccry store of VII
sitsets. we shall sell iii tbs r e Of Sis
stock ,csmprisins-
Fine Teas, Coffee. Spices, $685..
Soap, Candles, Nsckerel,
eyruP, Starch, Yeast Powders.
Pine lot Of Cigars. smokinE Tobacco,
Butter, Cheese, Crackers, 30. DO.
One Fine wuder's Fire t procf s.fs.
Store fixture. generally
The lease on the store which has three years and
nine q sat hs. to run e. s25o per ss1au
jaG5t. J.C.NcGUIKE CO.. Auc;s.
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NATURAL LIFE EVERLASTING FLOWERS.
IN Hoquets. Basfets, Frssths, &c, OF fresh ont
Flowers made TO order Bocurts of choice flowers
constantly on hand. h b, Part;ss and weddings
50 pplie5 at tie shortest hotioe BY ". BoE2.
NEk, No. Colonization Building, corner ia st.
sad Penn ayelus. -.... Dc 10 linz
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PERSONAL.

EL0RENGE BENTON.-Ther Ia letter for y ,u-
i In tie Post Office Call sud get il.
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SHULTs' OUFGEHT- Warranted to produce
upon the smooth est face Entire satisfaction sSea
or the money rsfu adsd ssns post psid For 20 cents
or iour packages for 8 90. Address c. y. SHULT5,
TROY. n. y. deal I'm
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INTERESTING MISSIONARY MEeTINGs.-A
series of missionary meetings commenced in
Wesley Chapel, corner of Fifth and streets,
yesterday morning, and continued throughout
the day. At IL O'Clock q. M, Rev. DR.. Durbin,
ID. b, Secretary OF the Missionary Society of
the NJ +. Church, preached an able and feel
ing sermon, from the 4:h chapter, LIST and I'd
verses Tim othy. ~
At O'Clock in tn afternoon, the series were
continued under the auspices OF the Sabbath
School, Mr.. s Fl. Mct1losky in the chair After
singing and prayer, the Hon. M. +. Odeu of
New orh, made most appropriate speech 10
the children. The children then made their
annual offering, each class placing their dona.
tions In beautiful basket OF flowers, and con-
yeyed 1t to the altar. Addresses were also
made by Hon. }. s. Deahi and others.
At "a O'clock, public meeting WAS held,
and after singing of hymn No. $50, and prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Ianahan. the Hon. S. z. Chase
WAS conducted TO the chair, upon taking Of
which he made few pleasing remarks. The
Rev. Cyrus u. Foss, OF BROOKLYN, n Y, then
delivered an address.
After the conclusion Of the gentleman's re.
marks, the pastor of the church, REV. Mr..
BOWL proposed that the Hon: 5. 2. Chase
should be constituted life director OF the So
ciety. One hundred and fifty doliars-the
amount necessary for he obJect-was speedily
raised among the audiences, and that gentleman
was constituted a life member. Other collec.
lions were also taken up for the purpose Of
making life members, which were freely con-
tTibuted TO. At this meeting the Hon. Mr.
Price. OF Iowa, also delivered address. 1t
was announced during the evening that the
proceeds OF the days collection amounted to
SI.3CG.
held. In the morning, Rev. =. ID. Foss preached,
and collection realized the sum OF si36 for
mnrl mission Purposes; Al night, Hon w. I:
speeches Were delivered by Rev. Dr. Durbn
and Hon. NJ F.Odell,of New York. Another
Solrscalon to was taEen mp; and contributions
slOnary fund amount IL all to SSH.
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DROP ALEXANDER WoLoWSKT WILL RI
q open his Rooms for his isst Course in huaic,
after his return from New York, MONDAY, Jan
zth. 1854. .g.. z...s..... ,..---. -....
All those Who desii &c avail themselves of ths
isaya tba;, n.na. - bIa ,a.;1 80 . IS sf-,.,r
de- q In .--a
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THE LADIES' fRIEKD ;ALL IN TROUBLE
esll). Medicine for ell fernale Complaints; If
teen years sIpsrienee; guarantees success or no
charged Business end co.resp sndencs strictly
private. Roo rs for patients MA DA ME COR !ON
Ealtim ore. No. ITO Esyette street near AsQu.th.
&c Is In"
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MRS. II. =. Bow GIS.-ThiS DISTINGUISHED
traE,c actress, Wise rare union Of genius aud
art has advanced her TO he foremost rank OF
the great artists OF our times. commences At
Ford's New TteaIer on Wednesday night an
engagement which addresses itself hopstul,y
20 tn more ip'eiiectual and refined classes OF
our play gOCTs. Her pCrS0nations body ALI
that is most attractive in the hisirionic art and
are 1reEher in their grace than has in many
years lallt II 10 Inc lot OF the American public
In London, In initad-iphia, in New York aud
IN Boston, III each or viii cities shp has rr-
Gently appeared, Mrs. Bowers received as high
ana as honestly. MT mt praises from the leading
critics es could be- " eli claimed for any actrass
however brilliant her genius. On this side OF
the ocean there are 20 qnee tionings Of her sur
passing power anu grace. BY cur most re liable
critics she is compared in Intensity OF passion
with the great Rachel, and pronounced e1uaI
70 thario,t' Eastman in The reach and vIgo1 of
her AIT. DISTINGUISHED critic connected with
enc o: orr New York co;emporaries saws In / :.
her ideals are perfect and bsautifuiI,, I'll
hlleG," End singles out ;s the chief elarnents Of
her famous success can intense emotion Al ns
tuTe, many personal grnces, -an expressivs
COunteEance, - rich, sympathetic voice, IN d tha
genius 10 direct and control them all" The
advent here OF such an artist viii prove an
event OF more than ordinary moment.
s.
IMPORTANT AHREsT-Last Saturday special
detective tEaS. Il. EarrIgan, of Capt. Dolan's
force, arrested n man rbmed James q. Packeu-
haIr, aiiEs James Smith, at Siesboro' Point
and brought him TO this city. The prisoner
was charged with Az extensive forgery upon q
bank IN tn' ida county, ~. Y, amounting to
abort 81 ,Ho The prisoner being taken before
Jnstice E'-ief, was deli ypTed into the custody
az tha a'Iih'Gf Oneida county, who was prss-
rnt WIN y fvguisnion from the Governor Of
New Tors. Mr.. HGrTigan proceeded very
gnE dy ebcut 'hiz bTsinsss As coon Us EN-
Pioyfd, and soon returned with his prisoner .
---a----- ,-
rTSTTErTNG A RrLIGIors MyrTIsa Tee,
Mgr, Young man Ear4rc H. &. Pierce went
10 heke"dFse Ch2pet where an interesting
meeting was in pros TassJ and heiIlved in n
manner iEaL distarnsG the congregation. IIa
was s3ft sled by Detective Eic!ry, ant taken
oeio4e Justice Clayton, VINO fined him 81.
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FOE sALE-509 Bets of /, 2, snd horse secona
and citizens BRi 81 lis aud aEDDLEs. Cheap for
cash. Apply to II. s. JOHNS ron, No. 373 Penn.
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets, opposite
National n Otel. de Il lux
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u ID Z q!
Il U d B. Il B.!
L q u 4 RMi
general assortment of Build srs Lumber, at low
est market rates. Parties oap be supplied in any
quantity, ~ ~e arc oorgt.ntly sandinS csrs.
-. . JOS. THOM AS l. Son,
corner Of Pratt and Green strssta,
Baltimore.
Orders left with y. II. Bnckirsh am, at baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, will meat With rScr. pt
attention. Ia da! i.1s
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PREMIUM
TEuRE MANUFAaroRY
4ae Stcsnfh ST, WASHINGTON, d. c.
SIvsv e edal awarded by Msrylsnd institute Of
.. .ss Sa!tirsGrs, Nov :? 1850.
Ass, msosl BY Metropolitan Mechanics Institute,
Washington, =, O !, 1877.
ETp Am constantly making and sIwayseET0
EysxN have on hand, OF the best ma NNzN
~<AsIA teriil. every description Of AAhD
Fire SOLE lEATu EK, -.
!. IRON FRAME.
LADIES' OBEsS.
H WOOD BOX and
PACKING TRUNKS.
PRLIissIER, CARPET. and 80
OAEVAS TRAVELLING BAGS.
SCHOOL SAOHELS, &c.
At Low PRICES.
Members OF Congress and Travellers will please
examine nay stock before purshasing elsewhere
Trunks that are I'd ads in otbas cities
fEpeTi. LATTER and DRESS TRUNKS made
to order. 4ssr -. = Il a.
TRUNKS COVERED and REPAIRED Of short
notice.
Goods delivered free Of charge to any par. Of the
city, Georgetown, and Alexandra,
If lll- : 90 JAMES q. ToPHAM.
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A SOLDlERSu
IAN AGEST ls Wanted In every regiment, fol
the sale of something light and profitable; nssd sd
by everybody. especially by every soldier. Agents
are doing big taingS. Address, inciasirs i stamp
AkRhNDAtE co., 2l2 Broadway, New York
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I AIDES, LOOK EGRX-Fou csn nov set aaY
u kind O. Stitching an TIckins we'll &c PA, a
s wing eons 81 the Ladies' stamping Depot, 3el Y
stoeet, Opposite Pa:enE OF GO. by first class .p3
rstcr On keeler & Viii on's Machine Work
nes'ly shd promptly done. LacIes your patron < a
If you pla ass. We EoH accommodate ladies'
with inteibla mark King ell initial stsm pin g
on asDdsercbiefa Pillow Cases, Sc Only niscs
In tor n for such work EEI.s de 20 II
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.A VOICE FROM WICK sBuRa

yIcxsBrns, Miss- Aas o. lss3
DR. John Bnif-Drsr SIR am hatpr rolsfnte ~ "a
thai have used your valuable catrpr itterk sth -.
trnenf 10 mss@sf, debility and "a
my system produced by the unhealthy and Ill, ~;
=. ne pfa river sround Sicksarg. having
.'.u u1n Vr@ht army Throughout it's hole south
ern campaign l confidently recommend III
persoEs Who are exposed 10 unhealthy chmasts
II. W. PoGtE
Agent u T. Sanitary Cnh omission
LouisvTIsk, KY sep4 Ie, ls6a.
IN vac - o' saiy iasl submitted through agent
OIL mine % the Medical Director VI DEPARTMENT N the
Army OF the Cumberland, sample m Cedtop Bitter,
of inspection and requested IT. after analysis he fapd Il
meFftorfons 70 sanction and approve use kmonr
soldiers ~e 01a
The following IL the Medical Directors rrpiv ana ..o
ten kueecrans permission shp $40 doxenlst opre "a
nave u sold TO suflers JOHN BULL
Il am satisfied that Cedron Bifters will do no harm
any one IL taken properly and in mcder.fiod ace ma
objection to Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose of IL 10
suffers A. HENRY THURsTdS,
surgeon aud Medical Director. D
headquarters Department Of Cumh@rlapd
Nashville, Tenn, July ~ lkss
Dr John Buils agent, Mr. has permisaon IN ,h,n
70 Nashville Tenn, IS grcss 500 DOZEN Oh Bulis G.
dron Bitters for sale TO suffers In the army onIk
The regulations Of the Treasury M are n h.
complied with strictly $500
BY order Of Maj or Gen Roeecrans
wM. NJ. Willis
Major and Provost Mar}hal Gen.
For sale. wholesale and retail by Wiknscn BARTLETT
W. heoAoA' iowa aprl3tdAwlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02


We will certainly have it-that afore.
said "big time" Wednesday evening
Let all the men, women. children. and
babies, in this corner Of the world, come
out. Citizens Of the town and oitisens Of
the country, and the dwellers along the
line of our railroads, all come. Mr.. Col.
FAX will be here, as he has given his posi.
tive promise to do so, Providence and
guerrillas not preventing.
Mr.. HARLAN has been written to and
will doubtless also be present
Let there be such q grand outpouripa
Of our patriotic people as shall show tn.
Indiana orator, and everybody else, thai
the Hawkeyo State is alive, awake snt
in earnest that the valor OF Iowa's SOD,
in the field is backed BY the determined
loyalty of those at home.
Turn out everybody, and bear Mr.
CoLPAx.