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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-15
CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE OF IOWA, LIZ Cos.
BY virtue Of special execution 10 directed Issued
by the Clerk of the District Court of said county in favor
of j. H. Bnttler, and against John A. Patterson land also
decree against o. p lngham and T. D. 1nahanl have
levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder at the
front door Of the Clerks office II the District Cot
county Iowa al heoknk- IN said county the STU day
OF March, d., 1sol between the hours Of 9 o'clock
and occck p NJ. commencing at ncieck Of said
day. the following property, tewit lot No nine e IN
Iowa
Tken levied upon, and 70 be sold by order Of eorr e
snfisty sad wG4t 81 execution.
Printers Zee & 50.l iSRa Ell ANDERSON.
1 keokuk Jan 70. ei shertt OF Ice Co., Iowa.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
CHERIFF9S SALE.

~ sFArr IawA LIE CoIisrr-ss.
By virtue of special essetisn dirs-tei issued
by she Clerk # the District Court a sid county favor
Adelphns Salmon and aztst Alexander sHewart and
Je-h Holman. hsys leyt4s rr0n aud piii 4f r. the
highest a8sr, The front door 81 tilr Cerkt Dser II
the District Court az L.a Gounty, Iowa hsslkuk
sad County, tse 2.fh day a February d. issi be-
tseeu the hurs q aelocs A. VI Aid ociack r VI
thsne3ng az pr1oSk r " q saif dsv. the following
property, tswlt hast half u Block No thirlr four -
with All the sTrusteFances eFeHfff3 bsIgug kiosn
the Granite Mis-. ard sisa LIT ~ IN nj tx TWEEN
fy-tse - n TIE town u West Point. iD IA county,
fowa- 80 tnffeh may BE- necessary.
T4keE esHd Brsa, anil se be aid Is order 4
satisfy sAf1 writ u ~ Heut8Sa.
keosak, ian. - IsoA ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printer Fee = ~ Sheriff Of Iee Ca Iowa.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

~ SrErE or Iowa, LEE Corsfr-ss
BY virtue Of a special execution ~ directed issued
By the Clerk II the District Court u sad county In favor
Of Raw Whitney and against A. A. Sawin add also
decree against A. H. Cotton aud Others rasnedl
have levied upon AMI will eil 10 the highest bidder the
front door n the Clerks 0ce II the District Cori Of Is
Of February A. D. 1854 between the hours N o'clock A.
VI and clock T. NJ commencing al o'clock p. NJ 81
said day the following property. towit Five ~
On the east side If theaorthest quarter II the south
east quarter N Section tv u and the omar
ter 81 THE northeast qaarter Of te southeast quarter
said Section twcnt.-ne Township sixty-f t6S
north u Range hsa i5l wf~f. In iae county, Iowa
containing fifteen of land AMI being part Of the Wy
rick farm purchased Of W. H. r. Lynch By said whitney
% a. much may b. necessary.
Taken levied apgn and to be- sold ~ order az court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokrk Jan. ~, 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fec y Col Sheriff II Lee Co. Iowa
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STsFE Iowa, LEE Cos.
BY virtue II special execution to directed, issued
- the trk Of the District Court Of said county in favor
~ Fix Hale Co. ard against John sodisrd and Thomas
= Carver and alSe decree against A. l. and IN. bite
side and others have levied upon and Will sol the
highest bidder. st the front dear ~ the Clerks Office Of
the District Court II LIZ county, Iowa keoknk ia said
cunty the 9Th dsy uf March. A. D. is. between the
hours ii 2 eesk NJ ard slock ~, commencing,
~ 2oclek II sai day the following property, to
sit AT 81 hts SIX Is + and eight - In Block =
ia Reds aiition . the city 4 heoknk Ire county Iowa
with all the privileges buildings and there
unto belonging appertainine.
Tax en- levied upon. ami he sold hy order Of
satisfy said wr1f VI exs.utigp
Printers pee = 80 IsRAEL ANDERSON
heakuk. 9An. ~ 81. sheriff a he Co.. Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa. LEE Co.'S.
BY virtue Of special execution 10 directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court Of said county
OF John ssderson, and against William Tnlbernian land
also decree against NJ g. Timerman and otherrlI have
levied upon and will sell ~ the highest BIDDER at the front
door Of the Clerks Office II the District Court ~ Lee
county Iowa. at keekuk n sad comfy. the 9Th day
Of March, A. d. 1854 between the hours of oeoc
and o'clock ing 1T o'clock p ~ If said
day the following property. towit Being hundred
loo feet Morgan street aud hundred aud forty
lad feet on slxth 9TH street, southeast corner Of
Chatham square in the city of keakuk. Lee county Iowa.
extending 10 alley running through said square and
equal III dimensions 20 full lots. according To the
original plat of said city II keaknk.
Taken. levied upo and to he sold by order ~ court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee s. SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Jan ~, e. sheriff u Ire Co. Iowa
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GHERIFFS SALE.

~ STA~E Or IawA, LIZ Co.'S.
BY yiTtae of direstea issed by the
tiNtk q she hssct 1eITf q said conRty III favor ~
heee, Pierce te and against Jonas Eeus hton haze
lrsle nirtu AID riii sall ~ the highest tler the
fsnt dr u tie Clerk ore the District Court Of Lee
c@aafy t9na, 1t hsokuk IN ia comfy, the 5t day
Il March, A D. ls4, between the hotlrs vi chick VI
ami ~ clock sslsrcs At s'clszk =. q sai
tyr tist following property. toEtt: The st qEar-
tsf q the n0Filsf quarter ." section thirty 81 sui he
southeast quarter ~ the sytfas quarter 81 setter.
Les all in nsiP y-eShf 6 north f range sen eti
west, anil tls northeast quarter e tha southeast
quarter ssefien twrHts-smr ~ township -ixty-seven
Taken levied UPON. a7d T. BE sld by estcF u court
saiisfs sad 81 execution.
Printers pee s ~. ISRAkL ANDERSON
he3kHk. Jan. - ~. Sheriff ~ Ioa t.. Iowa
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CHERIFFS SALE.

NJ STATr OF Iowa. LEE Co; STr-ss
Bv virtue Of speeia execution to me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court II county in favor
of A. Hine aud against H. C. pobyns tard also decree
against Jeremiah Baldwin ard others therein namely
have levied upon and win sell TO the highest bidder at
the front dooF of the Clerks Office Of the District Court
Lee County, Iowa, at ktQknk IN sai county the eth
day OF February A. ~ sci between the hours ~ clnck
A. N. and ocieck L. NJ commencing ~ otlnek r. NJ
oftad day, the following property, iowit Les four ~
five 80 and SIX O. Ia Block hundred and ninay-f,ur
Qa4j in the CRY Of keokuk Lee county Iowa OF nneh
may be necessary.
Taken levied upon, and to be sold by order If court
sstsfav said writ Of execution.
Keokuk Vii. - 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Pees T. So. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE fCws- LIZ Co.'S.
III virtue a special execution 10 directed s0al
- TIE tIerk - The District Court Il sAid
II Dr~B Sag ard against George y. Hilton and ufhers
have ssl upon aisi viii I'll &c the highest hdier
the foi DIR If TIE Clerks prs " thc District Court
Ire county IowA- 81 h-knk II sid county the sth
Ast ~ March. A u lisa tetwi the hours Of ococ
~ AMI o'cisrk NJ neing Al velock " q
ssad day. the following property twit. de southwest
quarter q the sHtsp quarter 81 1s southwest quar-.
ter Il sse'iesl t~ratxiS - township sixty-hve RS
Hnr-h ot range 1Fe ze-f. containing 10 acre
NOR ~ less. - L. county, Iowa
Taken levied TAn snt e sdad >. order r court Il
ssfi-fy ssld writ u esfeAtasn.
Printers Pes 8 ~ T-RAFI AMBER son
kesknk. Jan. - e. ShariT ~ Lse 20 Iowa
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GHERIFF'S SALE.


- cIAEE OF IOWA LEE torNTl-Ss.
by srtne Of special me ece is~ue.l
~ the Clerk II the District Court of said county favor
VI Turner. Wilson Co. and Converse Harding Co. and
against Hugh H. smiley, have levied ,an will
the highest bidder, Al the front Goor Of ths Clerk Office
the District Court II Ice county Iowa. at ktaknk said
county. tue ath aJ Il March. A. D. iel between
hours Ut d clock A. VI. ard O'Clock NJ commencing
AZ o'clock r NJ Of said day, the following property To
Wit: Twenty - feet front Fifth bY hun
dicd feet 100 deep. out Of lots and ia block
mcnefng AZ point the line Of lot Fifth
street one hundred feet from johnson and forty
feet from the alley running through block s thence en-
the line ii lot aud Fifth said allcv twenty
feet thence al night angles 10 9th and
10 iofg, in block So hundred thence along the
line % lots and johnson st. est thence aeros
lots eight II aud seven to the line VI lot Elh street
al tine point u beginning In city ofKeokuk Lee
~ Iowa. fr the payment Of first the Judgment Of TuF-
ner, Wilson Co, secondly. the due Converse,
Harding Co. aud any orerplus to Margaret G. Davies
Taken levied upon and be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee " 30 ISRAEL ANDERSON
! heosak, Jan -, 1864. sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa
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THE GATE CITY


In common with the public generally
We have supposed that large fortunes were
to be made along the Mississippi BY rent.
ing the plantations abandoned by the reb-
els. Our present information leads US to
the belief that there is likely to be great
difficulty and danger for those who en-
gage in this business. especially during
the coming year. A gentleman just re-
turned from Natchez where he had gone
to rent plantation assures US that the
Withdrawing of our troops from various
points along the Mississippi, has left the
people no protection, and hence those
who had gone down "to possess the
land" are returning in large numbers.
Twenty came up on the boat with our in
formaut, and besides, the secesE are
largely returning. taking the oath of ALE
glance, and claiming their plantations.
Of forty offered near Goodrich's Landing,
seventeen we're thus taken by their former
owners. OF these, one was Kit Hamil-
ton, till recently on tho rebel Gen. Gail
Hamiltou's staff. The troops were with
drawn and concentrated for the great ex-
petition from Memphis aud Vicksbur
into the interior of Dixie. OF these We
have more information than it is prudent
now to publish. As at present advised,
therefore, we would suggest 70 all who
have good situations. that until matters
become more settled along the Mississippi,
il will be far safer and better for them to
remain where they are, rather than to
risk life and all they have in the doubt
full experiment of making fortune by
raising cotton. If you have ga sure
thing keep it Chicago Tribune.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ S1ArE or Iowa, Lam Co.'S.
By virtue az eyecfaI execution to directed issued
By the Clerk Of the District Court Of I'D county in favor
q George Douglas and j. W. Rankin, and against William
ct bider At the front door Of the Clerks once Of the
District Court q Lee county Iowa. At Keokuk In said
county on the th dig of March, A. D. 1884, bstreen the
hours o. O'Clock N and o'clock p. n, comuieneiDg
81 O'Clock o. said day, tire following property;
wit; part Of the northwest quarter Of secfp tNenty
two l22l township IS. north Of range five f
west in Lee county lows containing so0 scres be-
snning al the northwest Of said quarter ssctio
thence south seo east - chains u links stone;
thence south ~ west 70 chains thence norfh asi
west % chains and 81 links TO stone; thence north 20
chains aud nhf the beginning in the county OF Lee
and State OF Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Printers Fee s. SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON,
keokuk Jan 81, "a Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
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fsy~ Printers are Woodworking, TO-
vial, wel-abused class, as a general
thing, but is question with US if they
desesve the hit they caught at the board
ing house the other evening. They were
being rated pretty soundly for their ir-
regular habits, aud devil-may-care APP
psarance, when young Miss broke into
the conversation, and unguardedly led of
with this left-handed compliment: "Yes,
and Ma never boarded printer yet. that
did not run off without paying her."
Truthful, DO doubt, occasionally, in the
experience of hotel keepers in the States,
where rats" are more prevalent, but
hardiy applicable 10 the " Union" frater-
nifty u Colorado Black Hawk Journal
NEW SENATOR FROM DELAWARE 1t
appears that nothing has been gained, ex-
cept, perhaps, IN moral point OF view,
by the substitution Of George Reade Rid
die for James A. Bsyard, as Senator from
Delaware We labored under the im-
preston that the Legislature, or at least
a majority of the members, were for the
Union, but it seems not. The Dover cor
respondent of the Delaware Journal and
Statesman, says that Mr.. Riddle was sus-
tanned by the entire copperbead vote, the
Union men voting blank. Mr. Riddle s
friends also adopted a resolution fully en-
dorsi6g the course of Baysrd Or the
new Senator, the correspondent says:
"Mr. Riddle is we'll known to most oil
our citizens as member Of the modern
Democracy of the pro.slavery school
During the present troubles he has no.
taken any active part 10 politics. Whe,
the war first broke out he was called upot
to address Union meeting at Wilm,ng
ton, when he took ground so strongly II
favor of secession doctrines that those ii
attendance refused to listen, and he wa
compelled to desist from speaking fur
Their.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE.
SherifS Sales.
NHkRIFF'S SALE.

HERIFF'S SALE.
~ STAIR CD Iowa, LEs Cos
~ virtue Il special ~ directed s-sliai
by the Clerk Il Ihe District u ssl8 eiuss Ia syr
g daaeits ltaglt aud sgalast seth l. hrnaE, haze
ieF7ti Hfn ard viii ss - the n .-s fsfass x thu
fsn door n the Clerks Office II s I3stref ssaft Ii lie
cuantE. iosa Mt ksokn& Ia ssa Tia aa
q March. A d lsss between the hour ii = Is a IA
and soeiesk = eesnsssins erils +. mi n sad
Gay tlr iyluetag property. ts-sit. lot twelve L. in
f4esk ien lek ia Reeves Ferry Nsi,ians Aittsa ia
the cY q keuAuk, Lz county, Iowa with tae lnsrFTs-
Inents Thereon
Tasa. lFiei uion and a k so}d rs arey az court Ii
sssfisfy sid STlt u cxeeNtion-
Prlstare Fee = S9t ISRAEL sNppNSNN
heesuk. Yet. 10 "a -tesr Il L. ia Iowa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

The REMAINS OF CART. MANCHESTER, to
which allusion was made last week have not
painful suspense. Although every means have
been employed to ascertain the cause Of the
delay, nothing has come to light. They were
committed in metallic case to the express
agents at Chattanooga, on the 9th ult L the
fact forwarded to the relatives, and letters, an-
nouncing the manner of the death. from
both the Chaplain. and the Colonel Of the reg
iment, have, ALSO been received. II the body
does not come to hand before our next issue.
these letters, which are said to be Of highly
interesting character, will be given in our col.
umns that the interest Of the public mind may
be gratifed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

FATAL CAsUALrY.-On Saturday afternoon,
last, as Thomas j. Ford Of the firm Of Ford
& Brother, was attempting to catch colt in
the field, he received blow from the heels Of
the animal which produced DEATH after much
suffering, on Tuesday morning. Mr.. Ford had
been but recently married, just entering upon
the responsibilities and active duties of life,
and his department and industry were such as
to entitle him to the respect of bis fellow ci'i-
zeus, who are saddened by bis sudden and un-
expected departure. The fatal blow was upon
the abdomen.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

Gen. Grant confirms the success of Gen.
Wilson's cavalry expidition, by the an.
nouncement that sixty miles of railroad
were destroyed-a loss which the Rebels
could not repair iu forty days, were all the
materials at hand. If Wilson had lost
half his command. We should esteem the
price cheap one for such success. AS
it is, We have got it with no worse miShap
than the destruction of his artillery and
wagon train.
From Gen. Sherman, we have the news
of an unexpectedly rapid success Msriet.
ia, on the Atlanta railroad, is occupied
and Kenesaw is in our possession. 1t seems
uncertain whether the enemy mean to make
any standstall north of the Chattahoo oochee; /;
and whether they do or not, their strongest
line has already been forced. The position
which Sherman few days since vainly
assaulted has been turned, aud there is
nothing left to the enemy worth holding
till he comes to the river. The campaign
proceeds apace.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

TuR NEW NArroN.--The "oficial" organ OF
Gen. Fremont, which he is said to have expen-
ded two hundred thousand dollars 10 establish
log, Is under the editorial charge OF General
Ciuseret, an ex-Brigadier 10 the government
service. This gallsnt officer left the army, be-
cause, as he declares. he foresaw that disaster
was inevitable" and because his warnings and
exposulatioDs were disregarded" He was,
therefore, unwilling TO accept any RESPONSE
bility." Is II any wonder that this astute gen.
eral, filed with Disgust, should have left the
army and gone into the service OF the rebels I
From his position in New York, well fortified
by Fremont's greenbacks, he aims his fire
steadily at Gen. Grant, points out his blunders,
tells how whole campaigns have been lost, and
is pretty certain that the rebels are about to
win great victory. He also shows how the
campaign might have been won, and sheds
much ink IN proving the superiority of Gen.
Cluserets strategy to that OF Gen. Grant. He
declares that "Grant should have avoided plans
Of campaign in which the assault of fortified
positions plays the principal role" because such
assault demands "the fury OF the French or
the rush OF which Southern blood alone is ca
pabie." How. is this ? Does the success OF
Fremont, like that Of the copperheads, hinge
upon the defeat Of Grant ? Or has the furious
and Frenchy OIuseret had "rush' of South
ern blood" to the head Erie Dispatch.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

PRosPEcTING-On. DISCOVERY The gentle
man who made the discovery Of gas. oil, etc.
over in Conneaut Greek, which came so near
upsetting the equilibrium of our contemporary
is spending few days hereabouts, and has
made some rather startling discoveries OF oil
indications 10 our creek. The volume of gas
we should think was hardly equal to the Con.
neaut jet as no point was found that would
warrant the touching of process. but the
deposit which is taken for oil, and which was
found floating about on the surface in consid-
erable profusion, is represented to be far ahead
ofEanytbing found by our ueighbors. We are
therefore, little ahead on both oil and rail-
road I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09
aaasaa HsHaa.a|laaai ss.Isa=a as|ss 80
NJ MARRIED

In Ashtabula, on the Sd inst. by Rev. ]. NJ.
Gillett, MYRoS w. GAGE, of Geneva, and Miss
JANE McCLrNTocK.
At Beaver Centre, Pa. on the 26th ult by A..
J. Belnap ESQ. o. ]. WAIT of Sheffield, and
Miss JANE SIMMONS, of Monroe, o.
In Harpersfield, on the 26th ult by Rev. j.
Graham, G. CURTIS, of Oil City, Pa. formerly of
Portage county, to Miss L. s. WHEELER, of Ear-
persfield.
In Jefferson, on the 9Th ult by Rev. A. Fouts,
JEROME N. GIBBEE, of Lawton Mich. to Miss
AMELIA COATS, of Geneva.
In Saybrook, on the 4th of July, by Rev. T.
Guy, LEONARD COLE, of Trumbull, to Miss RE-
BEocA j. TENANT
In this town, on the Sd inst by Rev. Charles
Morton, F. A. CoArs, of the state of N. York,
to Miss ANNA CROwELL, of East Ashtabula.
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The Fourth at Geneva.

The Fourth of July was celebrated at &C.
neva, by festival for the benefit of the Con-
gregatioual Church and society, the proceeds
of which are to be applied to the fund for
building church. The sum of $l3S was re-
allied clear of expenses. The festival was hel d
on the lake shore and was largely attended.
The Geneva Martial Band furnished the music.
Old Erie was 10 fine condition for boat ride,
the day was pleasant, and not too warm every
one was in fine spirits, and the day passed of
pleasantly. In the evening there was quite q
display Of fire works.
The Church and Society is now. under the
PASTORAL care of the Rev. A. d. Barber, for.
mery of Auslinburg, and services are now
regularly held in the Union Hall each Sabbath
afternoon. Services are also held at the North
Center each Sabbath morning.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

FAIRBANKS SoALEs.-About thirty-ive years
ago, the Messrs. Fairbanks invented aud began
making platform Scales, which effected com.
plete change in the manner Of doing such buis-
ness as requires weighing, and without which it
would be impossible to do the present immense
amount of business IN the country. Since then
they have given their constant personal atten-
ton to the business, making all such improve
ments and adding such mod6ca tions as their
experiences has shown to be desirable. During
.his time many other kinds of scales have been
invented, and more or less tried by the public,
and mainly thrown aside, while the business oi
the Messrs. Fairbanks has steadily increased
from year to year. their scales now standing
higher in public estimation. and their sales be-
ing very much larger than ever before. This
shows every strongly the excellence and dura-
biity of Fairbanks Scales.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

A Universal rIsdicine-.By what VIC eatbv
the air we breathe, or BY The water we drink
we can be made sick, or by fatigue or from de.
bility induced by heat, because these effects
end by producing impurities Of the blood. To
regain health we must purify the blood, BY the
organs of the stomach and bowels: these organs
must be continued in the regular performance
OF that duty which nature has assigned them,
and should there be any impediment, TO what
does experience pointf
To Brandreth's Pills.
which cannot injure, and which will surely re.
store the bowels TO the regular performance Of
their duties
The dyspeptic, the bilious will find them a
treasure OF health and the same may be said to
who are sick in any way,-take Brandreth's Z
pills and be cured. Sold by all respectable
dealers 10 medicines.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-09

ATTENTION CoMrANYl-Volunteer who ex.
pect to retain their health unmpared during
the campaign. must see to it themselves; do
not trust it to the Army Surgeons; supply
yourselves with Holio,oay's Pais and Ointment
Every English soldiers knapsack contains
them. II the reader ofthis notice cannot
get box OF Pills or Ointment from the drug
store 10 his place, let him write to me, SO
Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount and 1
will mail box free Of expense. Many of
dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make as much profit as
on other persons make. 35 cents, SO cents
and 81 40 per box or pot.