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BHADH HOUSE.
Csrmsy Of State and Third Streets,
HARnIsnrPG pa

CsTHeT Of State and Third Streets,
HAREIsBURG, Pa.
TNHlS HOUSE, in consequence Of its convenience
1 and near location to the Capitol, has made it u
desirable stopping place, not only for those having
business at the seat Of Government, but for other5
visiting Harrisburg
March %, 1852
VNERRIBLE ISCLOSURES-SECREIS FOX
L THE MILLION
raeS. vajaaHs and wonderful publication 4
work Of 200 pages, and 80 colored engraving DR.
HUNTERS WADE MECUM, On original and r1ru-
lar treatise Man and Woman, their phy-iptncv
Functions, and Sexual disorders of every Eini VIII
Ncver-Failing Remedies for their speedy cure
The practice of DR. HUNTER has long been an.
still is, unboundcd, but at the earnest solicitation az
numerous persons he has been induced to extend his
medical usefulness through the mcium Of hi.
WADE MECUMn 1t is a volume that shvsl BE-
in the hands of every family in the inli as g.
preventive cf 4cCrs,t ~ircs, a guide f.r the
neviation Of orc Of tie most awful and destructive
-cUurgcs ever visited mankird' Ere COPY. .arl-aIv
cnyeloped. will be forwarded free Of p1>ta- rs -- y
part Of the United States for 80 cents IN T. o. -'al-
or 3copie. COR 81. Address, post paid. DR. HLN I..
40. 3 Division Street, New York,
June q, l>i3--ly
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THE MISSES JOHNsTON's
TRUssEsS, SHOULDER BRACES,

ELASTIC SIUChlNdS FUN ENbhhuEp NLlNS
OF TIE LEG, &C;
instruments for all dcformitcs.
DR.. GLOVER'S
New lever. Truss
has taken the place of other Trusses for the retention
and cure of Hernia or Rupture. Acting upon the
principle Of lever it loses its strength 1t
coated to prevent rust 1t has no pad on the back,
which is 50 liable to ujurc the spine and annoy and
chate the wcarcr 1t Is sure to retain the Rupture
giving and comfort, and efectng radical cures
Ii is warrcutcd to give satisfaction
The improved Shoulder Brace expands the chest
and prevents the weRror from becoming round
shuuldcrcd.
Ladies' Belts and Abdominal Supporters, Band
ages and Bolts of all kinds and instruments for all
DeiormiticS of the Body.
DIR. GROWERS Office is No Ann Street, two
doors from broadway, New York.
Strangers should particularly note the name and
No.
April II, 1863
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- A Large Assortment of g.
EVANS 4 wATsoN's M Id
SALAMAND SAFES

February IL, 1862.
GENTLENES-lt gives me much satisfaction TO
inform You that in the severe fire which, on the
morning Of the 9Th inst, entirely destroyed all my
stock and materials | had one Of your Saamander
Fire Proof Safes. After enduring an intense red
heat for seven hours, the Safe opened, and the
Books and Papers were preserved in an umblemished
condition shall need another Safe as soon as | get
in order. Yours, most respectfully,
W I. DICKINSON, Reading, Pa.
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DR.. j. H. Schenk be found at the principal
Office, No. 80 North 9th Street. Philadelphia, every
Saturday, from A. NJ. until =. M, to give advice
free of charge; but for through examination he
charges three dollars Price OF the Pulmunic Syrup
and Scawccd Tonic each 81 % per bottle, So the
hall dozen. Mandrake Pills % cents per box, and
is for sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
MAY ii, l56l.-ly
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Made of strong woven fabric. thoroughly saturated
and covered upon both surfaces with perfectly
tcrproof composition, and put up in rolls ready for
usel0 inch wide, and 20 feet long
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IHII.ITAk ".

A CARD-VETERAN RESERVES, TNyA-
"A lid Colps $3.50 cash bounty. Discharged Sol
diels wanted Tor the Veteran Reserve Cops.
Apply to WASHBURN 4 WORRALI-
Authorized Recruiting Ofhcens-
$40 266 Broadway, up Stair
ABLE SEAMEN AND FIREMEN Wanted
n for the Y. 8. Navy for or 8 years TO whom the
highest '' WA IsafSG m Z %s f1d
Shipping Agents
afD iD snnth al cornar ROOSEVELT
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taken before Justice Downing, BY whom he was
committed for trial ...... John Der soy, Of No.
la Centre st, was arrested by Officer Wa'kinshaw,
81 the nth Pre1nc, charged with stabbins Gusts.
vus white Of No. 10 Greenwich ST., inficting .
severe wound In the ireast. Dempsey was COM
mitisd by Justice Dovlng in default d 81, 900
bail
AR,7ed Arson.-Eecen,ly John Stevens was dis
charged from the employ Of James 2 Kirby, o. NO.
i3J RVngtOn St. and on the night Of tho list inst,
Mr.. Kirby's stable was burned. Fire Marshal
Baker in making Inquiries ~ TO the origin of the
frc learned thai, Just previous W Its discovery
persnn closely resembling scvens WIS seen In tho
immediate vicinity, Apu, as be IL alleged TO have
made tlfaais against Mr.. Kirby, tho Marshal
caused The arrest Of S.evens. and the prisoner Was
committed ~ Justice hAnAnold.
Outrage IN Porter House On sunday even.
ing Mr.. Hiram Tlbbetis Of No. g03 West 9Th Of;
went into JobnsoD's saloon, in 7th ave, near 2sth
st., and, when about W leave, was attacked by
four nnen, who hurlcl him 70 the floor and robbed
him ~ hIs gold watch and chain. They hed, but
Mr.. 1ibbctts gaining his feet, pursued them and
gave an Alarm, and Oficors Gambling and others
Of !he 2ou Precinct, arrested Robert johnson, John
Can mon Ps,er Rooney, John Mcf;hno and John
Darcy, and ~ accused were cornui,toi y Justice
Lcdvith. The prisoners are from is TO ~ years Of
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Gle I'd.
AMSHIPs-Cho.speafs, Portland; Jo,erhlne
Thompson, BAtino G, Monte ey, Port koy al; Gees
10; An b acie, Phila4e phIa.
SHlPS--Bcne Wood. Liverpool Australia Phila.
oelT la knight, do; George, Ran oon; Re sevel
anee, lie horn.
BARkS-ocean Home Havana; WIN II Wall, Key
NerG Ncto Inc, san EIucisco; v SteN ens, CAuen
BRIGG-B YOUNG, Boston: Dundee, Porto Cabe.lo.
sCHOONERs-M Mountain Home, Norfolk Orion,
Philsde phG; Nicksnurg, EiLabethpoIg Arctic, MAJ
sau; AImeel, 81 kitts-
ARRIVED.
sTEANsHIPs-CAlifor ltrans.l Hilton Head;
Coss Rica A'pinwali; Petrol, Beaufort.
sHIPs-Mei chant CaIdifi; j l. Boger- Liverpool.
BARK6-Elngvood, GlAce Bay; Persia, Cropstsdt
Ella Adele, Ragged Island.
BRIGS-Annie Collins, Windsor; Irene, Summer
side, r = l; John Freeman, Baltimore.
sCHooNERs-A n Chadwick. Glaze Bay; Sue
Gees, New London Decatur Oakes, Fortress Monroe;
sallie Charter, Port Even for Lynn; Eva, Eliza
bethport for Providence; Texas, New London, Lo-
Eier, Bridgeport, sarah Gardner. Nevburs for Boz
ton; Emma Anderson. 81 Andrews Frances j Cum
minss st Georges Nc; AymAdillA New Bediord Vim
y WilliAmA Fall Rivek
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Too Lsh FOR Classification.
DEATHS.

FRosT-on MONDAY, Dec. 8, Clan Hlchoock, only
daneb;er Of Geo. W. and Resale n. fioet, AGED
years.
Funeral from the rn.rlc ace Of her parents SD It,
bet. % nnd I'd awe, On "Wednesday, Dec. 9Th, at
O'Clock. $50
FuLLAcE-on the 9Th n.. John Full.ce, ~ed -
yeau.
The relative. ard friends Of the family, alec the
mentors Of the 18Th Precinct Metropolitan Police,
anu . hyiGmid Lodge, No 4yL h a, ~, are re-
tpeottully invited 10 attend the iunesI, on Thur
day afternoon Dec sth, AZ IL CC.ock, fimn HE ls's
residence, 5i1 West seth - 3sj
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY.
SYRIA THE JEwEss; OR TIE MAGIcIAH

SYRIA THE JEwEss; OR TIE MAGICIAN ;
~ OF TOLEDO.
Author Of the "fb. Silver ship" md ~The Step
stand back i..s Lord ygup. Juan cries.
.s, Sor touch the msiden fatrr'
The old Duke, psmpered heir.
"she IL woman r. thunder, forth
"Ana Foia: ehri., Tsy ppsh,cd Io,h'
$50 touch her aud you die I"
with The new year comes eoyious addition 70 tbs
current Literature Of the nsiop "a tale Of the land
which The most fires the young blood Which glove the
brish;e,t in song and story, and which al, the soul
with delicious nspirs'ions and sp.ndori-a land
Which ~ immortal senius Of Byron has described ..
sob. lovely spsiu renown'd, roinsntic lsndr'
The heroine Of This magnificent romance IL q Jcve~-
one Of tho,o dark-eyed maiden Of the Fvt who
whoever read, her thoushs or t.se, hor sot ons vii
be reminded Of the tesutifll Rachel and Ruth, and
Scott GLORIOUS creations the beautiful Rebeocs. In:
deed, ,he has the sweetness Of Queen Es,er blended
sis-liie purity and stern resolve Of Rebeccs, The
only. chd Of Ben incl the money.lendcr Of Toledo,
and when her people were ,uhjected 70 per.ec1tien
and wrong, this record Of her career 10 full Of ioNy
Of th,e dat and lhwless events which belong peculiar
ny the magic pen of IL popular .u,hOr, the read
SYRIA, THE JEwEss;
THE MAorcr2aS OF TOLEDO,
will he enabled 10 live amid the eutrancins scenes n
those olten times. The wicked chsmhe-k lain ~ the
king the robbers which have ever cursed the ooun.
ty the suerings Of the Jews under the cruel cdct Of
banshnent the TRAGEDIES of plarue-.hipe tho Med.
teIranean sea, the outbreaks " mots 10 The tes OF
Spain and al the features of these troobeeome cras-
Vii be found In this marvellous story.
But better than all the excitement aud mystery
with which
SYRIA, THE JEwEss:
THE mAGrcr43H OF TOLEDO,
teens better than all the heroic ceeds Of n. hero,
the young swordmaker Of Toledo, and better than oil
the startling ects and associations Of the terrible ma
flclan' With IA. tcndith secrets and pu potesfar
tetter than any Of these transfer enotions-wl be
the moral erect and the DlsdsInt tnsrue'ion the
reader WIN derive from these pages. Tho whole pro
Etess o. the teauiiu Jewoes l. enrolling As thril
ing. Placed, hEe the great proto'N pea whom We
have alluded, IN position OF trial aud sorrow, her
soul ises uobly 10 is duties. and In cve-y line 10
shown the glory Of woman's devotion and the noble
ness OF tiue HE. Like another Ruth or Rachel or
keleeca' she viii win the hearts Of all who read her
story, and make every reader witer aud better.
This gIaphic revelation Of manly he Nism and
| womanly gentoness and affection is CO. fenced In
| tho
NEW YORK WEEKLY
Tomorrow, and Tor sale by every News Agent. The
old and young every lady and gentleman Indeed the
whole universal pubic-will be captivs;ed and de-
| lighted with u. lie
II
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL GARN1, 1875 EAST 18Th ST, 4
1idcos from Sd ave. Furnished bediooms lot res-
pcctahlt mechanics; each separ. te from 81 rs
TO 81 10 per week. double bed oom', per wacA AL
WANTED-BOARD FOR CHILDREN
w Ni'h n LODI, with not more than one in family
Address T. II. CONkLlN, station b, \. re
WANTED By A MAN AND HIS WIFE,
w furnished bedroom without board. West aide
preferred. Address, stating terms, A, O., Boz sI3,
Sun Once. 81
> GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
-dated with hoard and pie asaut rooms in private
family Apply tor days a. 40 suffolk at. lu2
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MARINE NEWS.
Gle I'd.

Dec. IS. p, IFS. s., : 32-H. W. evou.o2 50.
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SEWING MACHINES.

A FIRST RATE SINGERS SEWING MA.
shine, No, 2 for sae cheap for cash. Call l4l5
'@Rrnadwav. car SAD St 80 hoor
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
PAMNBROKRR,S TICKETS WANTED

A PAwNBROKRR'S TICKETS WANTED
Ia viii paw 80 yer cent more than any other perton
In this city for tickets Of Diamonds jewery1
sVerrme, guns pistols &C.. Of ~ blcecker sISfz
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals
ysocn cent psi Bot. ind nj s een a
Old hrss cents, Copper and pewter 80 cent?
besd IL cent Yer lb- at No. 10 New bo~ery' COZ Of
{ CHATHAM STREET SNUFF-THE LARGE
- and Increasing sales ID the celebrated sNlFfs
Of my ovn MANtFACrt'RE allow me, notgith.
cren.ed IaSes to continue 10 sell at 10 GEMS PER
nh b.,s., CoLsI.i No % Chatham st. and Hv'
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF WITHOUT
- Tobacco, the safe and ready remedy for cods and
eaiAIrh. sohi BY all druggists, 42
FURNITURE AND CARPETs--CARPETS
AND FCRSlTl. RE, &c.-S l5O,g0 worth Of furni-
and atse as-of nent Of CARPETS at prices that can't
b. eldaled. A!so bO roady ade ca pets. fiom 10 10
90 va de, NJ coat price. n. q. IARkEIJ- 2G1, 800
and III West 35th Il, cor. OF stb ave SI
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS USE KENT'S
I'l Eat India coffee With great reth Sold by all
grocefa NJ - cents per ID. Ask for KENTs. No
other senuine. Gene! al depot 1854 Reade It, 4S7
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
' meeting Of the stockholders Of the Tsockdale
Gold Mining Company will be he'd on the 18th dsy OF
December next, NJ the Company's Once, p Broad
Se SOY Sois "a the q pe!s1R ,se
IoHN STEW ARD, IhNKY !; PIERSoN WV. u.
THOMPSON, G. W. COPELAND, Trustees. 33I
NOTICE TO JUNK DEALERS - THE
highest c,sh price " III he paid Tor bay 4 Mar
TINS BIo-n Bros and kyeIetrs Backing Bottles,
by BTNBN, ass Stk uy. n Y. Az
AWNBROKEHS' TICKETS BOUGHT OF
diamonds watohe,, silyerwsre, sum. pistols dry
goods lad ies and gents clothing. and all other goods
Bank. s6i
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
= old newspnpcrs pamphlets, hooks and satie paper
OF every description. srOCkWELL a EMERSON,
20 Ann o.. one door west VI Nassau ct. SA
O. CENTS PER POUND PAID CASH FOR
~ Old Books, SewspspeJr and Pamphlets, and the
highest price paid In the city of AL kinds Of parer
makers stock, at 40 Ann ct. THOS. {. Bennett -
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PUBLICATIONS.

THE CHOICE OF PURSUITS-PHYSICAL
l. and Intellectual Culture; Labor, mental aud
manual Human Faces 1.-The Mad House, Varieties
OF CharacteT; Idocy, Inssnity causes and cnIe See
December No. PhIenologicsl JouIn 20 cents By
hrst post. Newsmen have 1t. Address MessIs. P0W-
LER& WELLS, 800 Broadway. NIX 355
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CLOTHING.

OVERCOATS-OVE RCOATS. -Overcoats.-
~ large lot Of uniedeemed pledges Just received.
Moscow EsquimauN, Castor and English Beaver
Overcoas, trom IS 70 $50. Also pants and vests To-
match. GEO LEVIE 42T Bfoonle si. ~ y
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LOST AND FOUND.

RANK BOOK LOST-ON THE BOWERY
- sarinr's Bank. No. i-aoOJ. The Under siil
pierre return IL io the bank 10
EOUND-BET. ATLANTIC DOCK AND
Coiumbia st. Brooklyn. q Ipckct.took containing
monev. Tho owner can have u = proyins property
nnd iAyins eJpenses. Appy TO PAl RICK PAGAN,
pHHate NNchfnnn, ~ Atlant r Dock. ~
EOrND-IN CROSBY STREET, NEAR
zone, email sum II frone The owner eau
nave u BY Ing property ana paving eIpenses hp-
ply TO mos. MclIjIH, SIS Crosby ~. j.
SI0 REWARD-COACH DOG LOST IN
VIZ o,dway, near Chamber IT. on sunday
evenlnf, Dec. 4'h, spotted With half the foe white,
the other black. AnsHefs 10 the name o. Jack. No
returning him TO PENDLFTOS'S PHOTOGRAPHIC cal
ery, Chatham sl, near Divlson ~. 1888
x1D REWARD-LOST, on THE 4TH
ViOinst, split nOse pointer dos white and liver
ooorcd. Apply % Pttst .61
500 REwARD-LOST, On SUNDAY,
VIZ 9Th Sog, near corner Of Hudson and JAY
Sta, small black aud tan slut. Had on Nhen lfst
seen REQ leather collar hound with hlue and the
namo Fan .atchcd on the plate. The alOye ie-
yard VII be paid by leaving her a. NELLY
500 REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN-A
poOlsdies' Gold Hunting watch and tne Curb
cry Of them the above reward will he paid, md no
auctions askci. Address y. Is. MACON, 20. 200
$40 REWARD-LOST, A POCKET BOOK
tor lUv do H. each, and other money, amounting
in all " abvut fp or $50. Also check By
". a. Cuslman on Noith River Bank ior S6l.gs, pay
ment Of hioh hn; teen .opped. l.. 7. Wiitey writ
paid II lett a. tho Hog Yard foot OF tn street, North
River. 2b2
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COAL.

pEST RED ASH AND LEHIGH COAL,
ID screened and delivered, at III per ton large nut
80 30. ThOS. STOKES, corner J2d street and 18th
avenue. 4lQ
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DENTISTRY.

A NAESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE-FREE
n hom the poisonous effects OF laurhing gu, ad-
minis eli 10. the extraction Of teeth without pain
with pc iect success in all cases Dr. HOYT Dentist
bIs B.oadHa y, near 18th ct. i3
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HORSES. CARRIAGES &c.


A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, 2lOJTNG
horrer, and large wagon, suitable for feed or
sroceIy business. Apply NJ lSi Grand st. BIooS lyn,
u. ID. 1888
A HORSE FOR SALE-16 HANDS, = Years
"A old, sound and kind worth Sl5O and will be sold
for So. "A the owner has no use for him whnteyer
Apply to AZ Pearl Of, until sold. 90
EOR SALE-l-HORSE FURNITURE Truck,
Is Ridge st. POS
E0R SALE-2 STRONG, Low PRICED
horses, suitable for truck, cart or express, 49,
hands high 10 wears Cd; 10 be sold cheap for ant Of
use also brick cart. Enquire at 10 GIoyo ~ In the
store. 2g4
HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE Cheap,
GOOD hor,et, podlaI's wagon, gIOcer's A. on,
depot wagon, hafncss, &c. sc ior safe very cheap
can he sen nud.apry at 500 West 10th II. 2a3
WAGONS, CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS AND
w harnesses for sale. The largest ~ ortmeut both
new ani fecoudhaud, 10 be found in the clt, II now
offered nj educcl prlccs Dealers aye Invited 10 ea
a. 10 Neyins ~, iuoki'n. $40
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DIABETES

IL disease Of the stomach aud liver actins through
The Kidneys eDa is without doubt the obstinate
disease, except eonsump,ion that seects the human
but viii that the eGsct efthe Disease is the con
version OF the sarchy principle or vegetable portion
of the foed into sugar vhish the tidn<ys 10
40 excessive secretion Of Many persops su2er
from this disease vhe ignorant oft; that is they
pass large qualities during the day are Obliged
get up from one 10 fifteen tveDiy times du Rag
the night No Lotice IL taken Ct II mil their ate
Is called 20 the LARGE oiehafge OF wates and often
vhen II 80 la advanced " be The control
OF ofdins rens dies ALathsr SYMPTOM 10 the great
thirst which when The disease IL fully Ia
ino-r ssfissf dv,aks esxsfsafy sstAcuf bssr
sstisted also drypese Of the mouth, esaeainR the
Ups Get breath. In the more advanced cases and
husly ops OF appetite enaseia;icn ssd rh~ pstieo,
gradually sinks frvm exhaustion.
Constitution Wafer IL vtheu; doubs, the criy nov
remedy fsr czsAsf<s. aud have mach cornd snee
that L 10 bp-eiacs have hat opium viii proeuce
sesp AMI tuihfsiy that IL has eured every case
In " hieh % had been used
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TIA &l4a~ 4aSEsa A.eaasAAASz - xssA
"Josh Billings" furnishes the Saturday
Evening Post With few Of the old Con-
nsctie1k Blue Laws, which though perhaps
not exactly correct, are good specimens |;
The old Konnekticut blu lava are wos-
derful ssrick. have thought best 70
presarv sum ov them for future posterita
Who cum after ~.
s No man shall chaw tobacker on sunda,
unless he swallers the spit.
No man shall have . rite to kiss his
wife more than 3 timea J. d, unlAsA bi
her Written request in writing. Itshan't
be lawful for emmy man tew set down in
! 4 harvest field tn rest, unless he sets on .
sharp stone.
If a man iads posse ov mummy in the
hiway on sunday. when be IL going tn
meeting, it shall be lawful fur him tn
watch it, but it shsn't be lawful for him
to pick it up till the setting ov the sun.
If . deakin swops bosses and gets
cheated, he shall be turned out ov the
church and pa fine ov 4 gallons ov M
England rum.
Emmy man who swears out loud shall
pa fine ov 10 shillings. II he swears
tn himself he shall pay fine ov shil-
liugs and the kost ov the korte.
No man shall have rite tn vote or
get married who kant eat pork and mo-
lssses, and repeat the 10 commandments.
No young woman shall have a rite tn
get married who kant max punkin pize
without eggs intu them. and who kant
maik doughnut that will keep at least a
year without LOOKING its twist.
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jsp4d4-
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Charles lrrs Jacob WINS, SeoleS. John W
Nfsey. Nara A. johnson executrix of OF the estate
OF Ben johnson, deceased, snd others:
You are hereby ne;aed that ihete is now on Gle In
the Office of the Cfek Of tie District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, nj Fort Madison, petition Of Hiram
Barney. claiming OF Jou, Charles lgins the ,um OF
ihirtf SIX Hundred Doiiais sxh ten Ier cent inter-
est per sEnnm pa! able znHasily. money due on q
Mortgage made BY 70 Charles Ma on. and since
sgnsd 10 szid Hiram barney dated Decem Der - 1856
also claiming against each Il you foreclosure OF
laid Mortgage, The being upon treat end sixty
feet deep q Lit six, 10 Block four ~ in the city of
heok7s, being ny feet front Water street by sixty
feet on Nan street Lee County Iowa the purchase
nancy and further asking Ter sale Of said premises
and genera relief
And unless Yea appear ar answer 20 said petition
before Of The fecund day next term Of
said Cour, TO cpnnmenc Fort Madison on the third
Monday Of Ma A. D., 1864 default will be entered
against you AID Judgment rendered thereon prayed
for in said Petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
cecsf-czr Attorisess for Ptsintf
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Januar 7,liee4-d4v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-19
NOTICE.

ToJ w Rankin, SsmH y. Miller aud James Lark n
Defendants:
You are hereby notif cd that there 10 on dle n
the Clerks once Of the District Court Lee County
Iowa, at keokuk petition OF John Nelson, claim
that you must redeem Lot 9. Bloc kIsa from him nd
pay him the If One thousand and Eighty fye
Dollars the retor, in default thereof that you be
forever esIopped from seitipg cain interest
rein and PrayiDs also for al relief with
Aow each Of you must appear and answer said petit
ton By noon OF the second day Of the said
Court. % be held The Art Monday FebruarJ Irs4
or Judgment and decree viii be had therein by default
II. SCOTT HOWELL
| 1an4-d4w Plaintiffs Atorpey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-19
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced BY the Medical Faculty and The
public 10 be the most wonderful remedy for the per
nanent Of all diseases Of The STOMACH, LIVER,
KIDNEYS and BLADDER that has ever been onered.
IL not . MINERAL WATER. IL IL from expe.
riencs that CONSTITUTION WATxR has emAa.i. d.
ard now say let man DOUBT when . single bottle
has been known diseases which the es medical
talent In this country has failed to relieve.
remedy possessing The virtues Of Consultation Va
Il 10 used By the most sciertihc praetiuoosYs 10
this city II 10 OILY second clsss physieians that cries
down popular remedies vhie the better SKILLED nake
use OF every means 10 accomplish and the sue
OF the ply ian Increases his knowledge Of
dinereit remeiis enables him 10 produce cure while
others fall the attempt Science satisfied with the
truth.
Give Consultation Water fair srfaI--we mean YOU
who are IND tome spteiaifs care from to year.
ring 10 issi treatment aud all sorts Of local sppi.
casss ms for diseases, with much chance OF
~ there would be from local app 10 the throat
for diseases OF The brain.
We have always been careful language in our
crctlar that couii not shock the most delicate
xahon but NC receive 20 ma ny c0mmunica toss from
persons for which Consultation Water 10 ADAPTED and
u whose disease no mention has been made that ne
have come to the conclusion that the remedy u cap
nigh, be, II should be made known The medicine Is
put mp fer the pubc, and there sAoald Be NO exesp-
lions.
We would say Constitution Water 10 not like .
Gded pill, made 70 saitthe ere and taste IL edi-
cine In every sense Of the term placed In the hands
Il the people for their relief and iftaken according
the directions II will in cry produce radical
die etc. relate cnly TO The disease under which
occur.