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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22
m.rkes.-Reported be- Te,egropa.

sT. LOUIS, July zl-roBAcoO unchanged. FLOun dull
" HkAT heavy, and lower Co.'s hrn OATS dG and lower,
&HisKr higher sde. at al 750Si &C. PEovInoss-Sses
o. Country prime isU Sies packed l8le; Hn loose
b.. COrTOS-Rsc-ipss ZIG baies
BITIsORE, July N.-FIOrR quiet Wgy.y firm. sale,
Of 500 bush Kentucky White W is new Southern very
DTn Corn dull and droorinz NHisKY dull AID uu..te
BuySALo July 2-ILoUR dol; Red Winter Extrs al /:
&oubie kxtrs White ell Soasl2; CsnadA Boxers 4 n
&HEAT dull and nominal Coss easier No 4 a1a 81 3i
Go. 4. oil 3sQfi 10 for Ohio OArs BE Other Grains
boninaL WHisKt sales 81 q ERKIsHrs firm. IspoEr,-
SIS bbls Flour 48s busb Whess 90 $50 bush Corn
D. y2 bush Data ExPoRrs-l 100 bbs Four 81 40 bu,h
Wheat. 1880 bush. Corn, ~ $40 bgsh Oats
ALBANY. July 2L-fLoUs in far demand. WBKsr-co
nsiea Corr higher; No. Western sho1t So WH,syy
~ Shipped by tows, n, 200 bush Corn. &c 600 bush
&he6t.
oswsso July 2l.-FLors droopinE CRAM qDi., and 90
pses fkEteBTs hrmeT Grain: lac on Wheat sud I3S
Do Corn to Howfork FLOUR Sc. Lumber 80 q the Hud
pon Lake Imports 50 bbs flour 10 90 bush WheSi 800
tuh Corn Canal ETpo-;s; LIS bbS liouI 700 bush
Corn. 500 bush Oats Shipped BY Rsifosd La bbls
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HorEL ARRIvALs.-Senstor 5. c. Pomcroy,
Kansas; r. L. Dubois T. 5. Navy. and Lieut.. j. W.
Haight, r., New Orleans, arc at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel
Com. Davenport and son. Washington, d. G.; Capt.
Mitchell, T.. w. McCauley. snd DR. George II. Cooke
u. :. Navy; Hon A. Van Vechten. Albany and Col
Maynadier and wife. u. 5. Army, are at the Aston
House.
5. Molina Minister from Costa Rico TO the United
States n Bodisco Russian Legation ana Marquis dc
Bassecourt Italy are at the Clarendon Hotel.
Gen. j. w. Denver California, ID. Bidwell New
Orleans; ID. Il. Smith Lenyenw0rth. Kansas and Sainl
johnson, st. Louis. are nj the Metropolitan Hotel
Charles Knapp. JOhnstOWn, n. Y; L. l.. iodine
Philadelphia. and T. W. CAN'T and. family, Arkansas
are al the kif,b.A vs"us hos~A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

THg SHORT ROUTE TO CALlPoRsIA.-The
Central American Transit Company have through
their President Francis Norris concluded the pnr-
chase OF Mr. NJ. o. Roberts's new steamship Golden
Rule on this side ard the America and Moses Taylor
tie Pacific 10 connect with her. The three steamers
will sail monthly. commencing Aug q and carry
passengers exclusively On this principle the Company
are now building two steamers. which when com
pletod, will enable them to run a semimonihly line.
This line will be. it formerly the fast route to
and from California being the most direct and most
agreeable. as the vcssels not bling loaded down by
freight can travel after the fashion Of the express
trains on our railroads and must obtain their fair
share Of passengers.
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leg CREAM is usually considered luxury DOT
10 be INDUCED In by farmers families It Is act down
a. city dish. though most OF the articles u'eo :" u.
preparation are obtained from the county IL % "o
generally known that the bes. ice cream oah DC 'he
without costly freezer in any family where ice ai'u
milk arc Of hand. To make il, proceed mus AAo
two quarts Of fresh mk--f little cream Dc auueu '
the better. though lee cream as ordinarily mace "'
uooen, Of cream scad the milk stirring in three '"o'e
.fal Of corn starch or arrow root to give body
These may be omitted. IL not at hand. Stir Wei 70
koeo from burning Beat mp four to eight eggs accord
inc 20 convenience or rich dish Is wanted ana poni
the scnding milk OF the eggs stirring well when eo'u
add sugar and essence OF lemon, or entrad OF 'sha
10 ,ui, the taste very little salt also improves T"
Pour the cooled contents into deep tin pail or col
holding say three quarts PIT on the cover and set IN an
ordinary wooden water pail Pound up Ice to the SD'o
small hens eggs and esssome Of course VIII be qu''
6ns-pack II in around the tin cLn. mixing In about On
mint of either medium or fine salt. Pack THIS 'in
rcsohes psrV 70 the ton Of the oan CONTAINING We VII
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5petial Notices.

I,,,,.,,,, R.,,biIcnn Central Cou,uItttee.luh1
Nonbir re.ting Of this Committee viii be held TILL
fEridgyl EVENING at Y O'Clock, al headquarsu' No
Jdav .,.,.el
A"' AKDREAS WILLMANN Presidtnl
ousrayUs LEyr Secretaries
"k'' ''A'' HENRY RIcHARD. Chairman Hr Con
NJ c. EAxDscHuG, Sec y E1. Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

THB DRAFT IN BRooKLYE.-The quota Of
ben in the lid Congressional District under the old
call has now been filed after three supplemental
crafts draft 70 i the quota Of the I'D District will
bake place at the Provost Mashas Office No. 20 Grand
street Eastern District tlis morning. The number 81
men required is ~ 20 obtain which three tunes TIE
Egmber Of NAMES ll DC drawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

TuR QUARANTINE esterday
tho Commissioners Of Quarantine with number Of
invited guests. made an excursion down the Bay on
board Of the Hiram Perry. r. Among the prominent
gentlemen present we're the following Gulian C. Yer
planck. Cyrus Curtis. President Commissioners OF
Quarantine Drs Anderson. Parker. Sayre. and Ihomp
sou MAYOR wood Of Brooklyn. Senators Laimbeer and
strong Mr. Pagan Of Wards Island. DR. s"inburne'
Col u. Howland. Mr.. Cassery, Secretary Connie
siopers o, Emigration Capt. Fancher. $. T. Barger
e,a. DR. Mafitt Seaman's Retreat. John j. Cummings,
Commissioner Of Emigration Inspector Buekhn. aud
ey.sherG Campbell At the frs, landing the con pan!
,,ent ashore aud made hasty inspection Of the im.
movements being made there under The direction o'
II, svinburne. The grounds and buildings were
when he took possession OF them. In SHOCKING con
ditinn the former oyerrun With weeds ana lumbefeu
with dlapldatod fences the latter deserted rooheres
IA, re,emblcd the ruins Of an abandoned Tort Ihe
ne Il, stopping place The Floating Hospital Tor yeho"
fyerpaticts There were - eases OF yeo" ieVer OAHe
the care Of the ply sioians having arrived thefe 'h'
morning Although this hospital ship Las bceh 'as'!
i'm proved and fitted up aud furnished neatly Tor the
accommodation Of the paiieni' nurses ana doctors.
sn 1t lncks ventilation. IL IS considered diniou''
not upooibe 10 yentilGts ship As to secure con-
,ant current and an abundant supply oil pure ar 30
essential 10 the welfare Of tho patients Everything
hat Kill and science suggest and the tendere''
nursing can accomplish is done for the patients on
board Of the Florence Nightingale" a sgnPtuohs
lupch which would have been no discredt to Demon
icO was served to tho great gratiacaoe OF the guests
h, Mr. Wiener OF Staten Island. The little steamer
which was yesterday dedicated to S new work IN The
service Of Or swinburne, was built in 0swego she
carries a burden Of 70. iuns hes two high pressure
boilers has IS feet keel II feet beam II feet hold arr
has the reputation Of going ten knots an hour ono
moves rs gracefully rs d swan upon the water.
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ture TO be frosen but be oarefa none enters It. Now
move the TIN or pail aroand BY means OF is bail
lifting the ocoasiona.ly to scfape on tho frozen
on the nsidc. that other portions may come
In contact with the freezing surface. From heen "
twenty minutes will DO sufficient and the dish may
either be served up at once or set away. without
removing from the wooden pail In cool place Tor sew
eral hours covering with flannel co,b. Try it, ans sec
II You need hereafter forogo the ice cream because no
freezer ia az hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

THE PROSPECT PARK IMPROVEMENT. - The
Kings County Supreme Court yesterday confirmed The
report OF tho Commissioners appointed to assess the
damages for ground taken within the limits Of the pro.
posed Prospect Park. The amount Of assessments wl
reach the sum Of about Si300.0o0. Ihe area OF the
Park embraces about 500 acres including cohsdetaDc
woodland in the town Of Flatbush.
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MOVEMENT AMONG DRY-GooDs CLsaKs.-A

MOVEMENT AMONG DRYNiooDs CLERKs.-A
movement we understand Is about 10 be made among
the clerks in the retail dry goods shop. for increase
Of salaries They aege tsi advance tas been made
in their pay. Notwithstanding the enhanced cost Of liy
ing while their necessary expenses are larger partcu
larry In dress they required to be always neat In
appearance. than any other class whose wages rate
about the same lift be true TINT their wages remain
the three years ago their claim is certainly II
just ele and ought " receivs eoi.siderstlo2
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MARRIED..

Tpssday. July 10, BY the Rev
n 4 Wilson Mr.. c. Is. French to Miss Jane hclniesn'
botn OF New York
rposr vEIIs-At Pe.l.iil N. Y. on Wednesday, July
IN NV the Rev Noeh H. Wells, Mr Milton Ffo.t 10 julia
moaisomery daughter Of A0sE Wells, esd ol tho above
place
Observation-Disclosures Chicago, by tho Rev. Robert
Calyrr Eawnd ~ Mitchell to Marion Il. hAloek, a. OF
k,yi ork No cards.
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A CARD.-Owing to the enormous adyan'

A CARD.-Owing to the enormous advance
In tho pnoes only Of the precious metals but OF every
other commodity find impossible to continue longer the
OF my PESs old rates This regret exceedingly as
had hoped TO conane without CHANGE but having to buy
gold a, the present. fabulous prices this 1, no longer possible
Ny friend. and the public will give credit however, for
having struggled long and hard against the universal pressure
g. JeprscAe the credit and currency The Nd
vsnce nads Il enough With gold al prss
eut rates should remain where 4. Is or 20 still higher
further rise in price, be made In any cAs. however
intend a. heretofore sell better article Tor les money
tan q can be boush fox elsewhere.
circular with suungs Of al the sres styles. and pres
ent pc.s will be Of letter postage Address
A. MoRToS,
July H. 1904 No. rs Maiden lans, New York.
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From Cape Race.

tAPf lHuTSuhY, Jut Eis icDt
The weather has been thick since a. m, but
Das clear all MI bt Wind 5. W. TbermOme'er, ~
Nothing has been seen OF the steamers City Of Bat
more and NovaS cOtan outward bound the former from
Eew York and the latter from Q1ebec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

ALBANY, Thursday. july q, 1864.
Boats are passing Fultonvlle. The break at
Sprakers Is closed Priur 70 II q. to-day two loads
pt wheat one Of corn. and one OF oats had passed
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stated. Mr. Editor, that the wages Of hrs'ciasa
bands would be some 500 1t wil IN my opinion Do
nearer $500 than 500. Am not right
.. You cay, The laborer was not entirely free 10
choose his employer"
In reply 10 this beg leave to say that i, the dis
trcts where was know the laborcr entirely free
TO do SO, and did So Now. respectfully ask II you
know 20 the contrary.
g. You say; The appeal to the Provost MarShais
amounted to nothing" This is assertion. end In
some cases 1t may be and probably is true; for
not all the men are brave and oil the women vrtuous
even in louisiana But wish to soy this that The Two
Provost Marshals knew were fair men. end had the
interests of the negro a! heart much as the white
Now one word more as TO wages. Col. Paige, who is
working largo plantation near New Orleans, told me
that be selected and hired his hands in open market and
wherever be found them. at Sl0 per month aud that
having had large experience with wogkmen, he never
had had better laborcrs Gen. Baukss price was -.
so that II seems not to have been "shamefuy made.
quate" as you assert.
Ny main purpose, however. vas 70 do justice to Ten
Banks (Rho just now il condemned unfairly "a vel as
fairly against yonr nputaton. iba, he wGs working
in the interest Of the planters and not In that OF tie
Freedmen.
His establishment Of schools for them is pretty CON
elusive answer 70 this.
In addition. have lust seen Mr.. Commissioner Nc
Eayo. who agrees with me that Gen. Bankss motives
cannot fairly be called in question
GIn. very respectfully. CHARLES W. EiI"lr'
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The Europa q Boston.

boston Thnrstay. july d ltb+.
The Royal mail steamship Europa from Liy-
erpoo via Halifax arrived her dock at 81 this after
boon Her mails and the newspaper bag Of the Associ-
kf6d Press were forwarded BY the p. IN train for
Bow. York due there at a. u. 10 morrow.
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This is the season of the year when children are
Afflicted with dyscntery and diArrhes- Mrs. "NsLows
SOOTHING srKrP ia safe and certain remedy IL not only
relieves the child from pain bat regulates the stomach and
bowels coects acdty aud gives tone and energy to The
whole system Mohes you value the lives and hee'h Of
xnrr 81 lhreu. DO not al 10 procure IL.
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Business q Offices.
CHRvALIBR's
JIyK poR THE HAZE

Restore. Gsy Hair to Ito Original color stops is falling ont
In three days keep the head eedn cool and healthy viii not
stain the skn sol the wh.es fabric The best hair
ing offered 10 the public Can b. used freely conien'
nothing urou. strengthens and promotes the growth OF The
weakes. hair recommended and used BY the Hr medeai
authority Ne0 York All are freely invited to examine TINS
wonderful triumph Of science. Sold at the drug stores and AZ
my Office No I2J Broadway, where advice to treatment
Of the hair will be- grstuitousy given
SARAH A. CRKvALiER. b. ID.
Price per bote g. per half dozen, in fancy boxes Cn
be by
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The Government Loan
S2OO.OOO.OO0.

S-2OO,OOO,UUO.
THIS LOAN rs AUTHORIZED by Act Of consrss -
March eth 1884, which provides for iss REDEMPTION IN
CON- any period not less than ten or more than forty yes
from its date 1t the pleasure OF the Government
UNTIL IT'S REDEMPTION. Eve per cent interest Is to b
paid semi annually IN COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN received By The
National Banks IN United States in 'uch curreucy
other funds as are taken by them on deposit Of par
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TIoN add. from one per cent annum TO Ii vas~
THE RATE OF INTEREST this loan, although b.a
FIVE per cent In CON- much greater In currency as the a.
ference between the msrke. value Of currency and gold
AsARLE the per specie securities Of all SOLVES
governments are always par above, and currency now
funded in the NsOna Loan viii be worth It's fsco In sA
beside paying regular and liberal per cenase to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan 70 I've
Hundred Million Dollar. The amount Of subscriptions ~
ported to the Treasury a, Warrington, 10 over
S7O,0OO,O0O.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED By the TRxAS
uaxR or UNITED STATS at Washington End the ~
.,r.sr TGHsrA a. NswYOrk Boston and Philadelphia
and By the
FrEsr NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.YoHK. No 4WAnst
sKcosp NATIONAL BANK or NEw.Yosx 23d -. Brdwsyt
Tvsp NATIONAL BANK 90 NEW York No. HHssinst
younrH NATIONAL BANK or new YoRx. n and % Passe
FIyrH NATIONAL BANK Of EEwYosx. No. 3ao AsV'
sIxrH HAriosAL BANK OF NEvfoRK C.hav. brdvV.
H,eHrH NATIONAL BAxx OF Ssw YORK No. go Brosdwv-
Ninth NATIONAL BANK or NEw YoRx. No. ,6J Broadway.
Tz,ra National BANK or NEW YoxK, No $40 Broadway
CESTs.L NATIONAL BANK OF New York. No II Dosne-se
NATIONAL EIcHAsan BANK HEv-YoEK. ia Or ioa -
AND BIZ ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which ~. dcposi.aries OF public money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the county (ac,ns agents Of tho National De-
pO.sr, Bank,) will furnish further information sppissr
ton. and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBER
Po.r.Ofncc Noticc.--The mals for GREAT BRITAIN
and tbs COSTINENT via Southampton and Bremen pa
steamer GEhMASiA sSa iI win do.s Il this osss
on SATURDAY, the sd day Of July at iot O'Clock ~
sad At tho uptown ., s ,',ow; ss sI and T.
q Nj STATION ~ s. ABRAM wAKENAN, Postm....s.
IOAH<.
solution Of pure Iodine in pure "4'ef "'s'' '~''"e
Il acts upon the uy.or
LIVER, KIDNEYS.
DIGESTIVE ORGANS and GLAspV ~ ~ i5Dfsr
WATER enable. US TO recommend It, iseins connias
with a trial it will .tes, y. own e,er. ne s,nno VIZ -
Erartio Pmple' the tce hssrt L.s, sra oxs
Diseases, Rheumatism sesTaiss T ni..s.s .s
Price . per bottle; half dozen al one tune, "a .
Sod by D'1ss''' Oh ' pR 4 4 ' HESDiRs 4 Co..
Physicisn, and Chcasists.
No. t2S Broadway. N. T.
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Advertisement.
RByBs AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUB CURB-h
positive for Fever and Ague Depot. No. 90 Liber
iy.st. For sale BY all Druggists.
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Entertainment. Thi. Day and Rrenina.

Fsy location Of ftegfss AID time Of aer
ffrerenis IN oihey ooiu,aas Of Ais papo.
WALLAcKs THKArgR-Lady Of Lyons.
NIBLo's GARpES--Ihe ses OF Ice.
OLYMPIC 1HHArgR-Engisi Opera . d,
BROADWAY TByArgR--Don CEssf De BsIsn-Jenny Lind
BARNVhs MUsEuk- Mazuni-The OrchestrioIL
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To ttr Editor of Tao ~ D. fr<oer-
SIR: Having given my letter tn explanation
OF Gen. Bankss Labor System" place in your paper
Dor which express my thanks). will only ask further
space to verify my statements which your editorial OF
july q calls in question You say ofme;
J. He alleges that the rate OF wages fixed by Gen
Banks gives the laborer goo year beside house rent
&C. an astounding as TO destroy the vaao Of
Mr. Elliott's testimony all other points"
This is pretty sweeping, but let us See whether you
ere right or whether 1 am. Here are the figures.
made by my self and others on the spot according TO
Gen. Banks's Labor System" calod Serfdom:'
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Po.t.Oacc Notice.--The maik for GREAT BRITAIN
and the CONTINENT via Southampton and Bremen, ps
sr~au,.r GFRMANIA, and for IRELAND via Qas<ns.
town, per steamer ETNA, viii close at TIL; onos
"a Al he upt5wu stston. a. follows; Stations and b
10 n; stations and d. 81 IN Stations and D. v
q N. Station q, e. IN .vr,,.S p..,..
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CURIOUS CASE.

Second Lieut.. Donald Dillies, 125th New.
Sork Volunteers, having rendered hs resignation on
BE ground that wound received IN the battle Of Get
Eysburg has inundated him that he has become con-
pttutionally coward, and unf. to lead his company
bnto action by order Of the MajorGenera commanding
PIE Army Of tho Potomac, has been oiSnonorao! u'S
nised from the service Of the United states VIII ioss
tl all par aud allowances.
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1854 X. MI. p. a. M. H. h. 1864
6ANF Es
SN NJ ~ err .arrAM e e M emf.

On and after October 9Th PaEsenger trains vii rsfe
follows
Leave Fort Madison at A. NJ. ard l1see A NJ.
Leave Keokuk at s:l5 A NJ and +. n.
AS-specisl trains viii be TO Aontrose in connie
ton with the Northern Linz Packets.
A3-The morning train froh Fort Madison connects
with the St Louis Packets at Eeokuk and the mail train
Of the Dies Moines Valley Road.
A1-The morning train from Keckrk connects With
the Rock Island and Davenport Packet at Fort Madison
AThe noon train frera IT. Madisen makes closs con-
nection with the Great Wabash Valley RaiiSay with
the afternoon trsfn Of the Des A1snes Valley Road.
s3-Through tickets TO all points may he purchased Of
Station Agents. J. ". OGDEN, Secretary.
cots
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WANTED-Hides, BACON, Lassd. Tsl-
4ov, white Bsun,. ma, 49, r-ss..... $50,
weoi rosstscs Onions, Batter. kr Areles and
~ KINDS ofCouBtry Produce, for which T5 NJ ~ f1
highest market price In cash ~,
tis L q CocuKAK y sosa s's's'
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I.asAlHE, III. Jnlr 10th. 1sea

LAsAtlE, H., July i6th, 1868. N
JoHN n. BLcop, Exq--Desr Ssr. have been sufferer
for six years with Chronic Rheumatism, take great
pleasure In recommending your Lalemand Gout and Ncu-
rnlgin Specific be the beat medicine for that senes
that have heard Of When commenced taking il
could hardly walk sit STILL great was the psin
and in three days ee from IT, and my legs are for
the FIRST time in Ave years. free pain and feel %
nnble that Think would be dancing all the while II II
did mnch for music But sir, il is splendid
medicine, and would recommend all those aficted with
those diseases tryi H. Ihavejnst found Capt RAYMOND
q friend of me) hin back with inAamnatorv rheu
matsm, and told him what yonr medicine did for
h. will send 70 you for Of L. Eucosed please find
two dollars and send bottles Of the Specific III
should not heed myself viii give II 10 some one that
dos4 fpr there are plenty that suerng with those
Diseases that arc unAcqsnfed with epecinc and
thnk that you ought to pnblshit In every city In tie
Union. Very respectfully. yours,
z carr JAMES W. BROWN,
Residence, Chicago, nj.
Pa Bsnd medicine 70 care Of b. F.W. Whitman, Chi;
oAeo. n y J.W.D.
n hHs Cured Ase1sds.esle !!
NJ h.ve oven their cncases 70 thaa sasst visAis
- ~ three monsAs'
Iron GALE ~ ALL DRUGGISTS,
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SrArE OF Iowa, Lee County. fss.
SrArE OF Iowa, Lee County, }ss.

In the District Court of said Comfy at Fort Madison.
M. s Magonn. PidistG Fckien Lucas, Cajy, Jones
Peck, Chrstiana Wight, DefsadsRts.
Notice is hereby given the defendants herein above
named that petition in civil action is file in the
Clerks office Of the District Court aforesaid duly vei
fed in behalf o. the above named plaintiff against you
and claiming decree against you extEgnishing all Your
right title interest AMI lien in lot g In block l2a in the
one Emily ITll the vcne ana uarrantee Of petitioner
the sad realty be quete1 and forever established
for general relief et se
And unless you appear and make defense thereto be-
fore OF the second day of thu next said
Court, TO commence the first Monday Of December
1854 judgment will be Tered against you as PRAYED
for in said petition ROBERT ii. GILLM0RR,
ootlb+l4w Attorney for Petitioner.
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Letter from Capt Malls to Alexander Leitch Druggist
before Jxo. BLoop, became Agent for the Medicine.
ST Louis, March 81, 1858.
AIxx. LEIIcH, Esq-:-IAke many Of my profession.
suffered severely with rheumatism and could get
permanent relief till tried your Specific. happy
that its use, In few days restored health
[Signedl CAPT. MALIN, OF steamer Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-17

ST. LoUrs, June Is, 1868.
Ma. Jxo. II. BIcon, Agent Of Laemands Rheumatism,
Gcut and Neuralgia, Specifc:-I have prescribed the
above mentioned Specific and that have never
found any remedy that carries much certainty of a
quick and ssluiny that has In all the
have used 1t. DE-. G. VI. PHILLIPS.