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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
Congressional and Military Atari
Progress Of the Siege of Gharicston.

ETo8xosS 81 tnc siege OF Ghafiestou.
New York, Jan. II.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says it is reported that the Senatorial
Caucus has agreed to revive the old Com
mittee on the Conduct of the War, who
will be empowered also to inquire into
the expenditures of the war. They
agreed to raise committee on emsncipa-
lion to whom all papers on the subject
are to be referred.
1t is well understood that Senator Nc
Douglas resolutions declaring war with
France, in certain contingencies, will
sleep their LIST sleep in the Senate Com
mttee on Foreign Relations.
1t is said Secretary Chase contemplates
the issue of Ten-Forty bonds when the
present series of Five-Twenties is ex-
hausted aud in order to meet the de-
mSnds on him for the pay ment of veteran
bountles, he will resort to Il lvan and the
continued issue of five per cent. interest
bearing notes.
The Times Washington correspondent
says at least five Major Generals and over
twenty Brigadier Generals will be re.
stored to civil life by the consent Of the
Senate.
Gen. Meade, though absent, is in con-
slant communication with tine Army of
the Potomac, and commanding it by tel
egraph.
The Herald's Folly Island correspon.
dent says tina, Col. Balls experiments to
obviate the explosion of Greek fire shells
till the proper moment have succeeded
1t is not improbable that a persistent
bombardment Of Charleston will soon be
opened. No one doubts our ability to
destroy the city whenever We desire
The gunboat Huron has captured an
Anglo rebel schooner, from Nassau, with
salt, in Dobey Sound.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch
says no, orders have yet been issued for
the removal Of prisoners to Gen, Buffers
department.
Ii is believed the House Committee on
Elections will report against the cases Of
the gentlemen claiming seats from East
Virginia.
John Hay, Assistant Private Secretary
Of the President, has been appointed As
sistart Adjutant General, with the rank
of Major, to report to Gen. fillmore.
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Washington, Jan. le

The Committee of Ways and Means
in their supplemental bill, which is soor
to be reported, propose to place duty on
spirits of so cents per gallon, on cotton 2
cents per pound; and it provides that the
duty on spirits shall be levied on all upon
which no duties have been paid and no
retui made from January iS, 1868 /,
provides that spirits may be stored in
bonded warehouses and exported wiihou.
payment OF duty, and only such can be
exported, as 30 draw back is to be allowed.
The bill adds an equivalent amount to
The tariff of spirits, and allows an equiya-
lent amount to the drawback on cotton
manufactures.
General Frank Blair appeare a in the
House to-day, for the first time this SEES
sion, was qualified, and took his seat.
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Washington, Jan l2

- sASsAA6 WHY = ~ ASs
At An aljourned meeting Of the Oppo-
sition members Of Congress the following
resolution wAs passed:
Resolved, That We sre for the restora-
ton Of all the. States to the Union that
patriotism and true craftsmanship demand
that ! policy should be pursued TO-
ward The people Of the States 10 which
insuFrection exists is be best calculated
to bring this expensive and e1hausting
war 10 : oiose, snd restore said States to
the Union under the Constitution with
all the constitutional rights Of the people
unimpaired.
The question Of place for holding the
next Democratic National Convention will
be considered at the next meeting.
Maj. Gen. Blunt, of Kansas, has OBJ.
tanned leave to visit Washington to con
suit with the Indian Bureau on the sub.
| ject of Indian affairs 10 the Southwest
The prevalence of smallpox in Wash
ington is much exaggerated, though Il
prevails to some extent.
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Gen. Grant at LouIsville---The we.4h
er, &c.

Louisville, Jan. II.
MAJ Gen. Grant and staff arrived here
Yesterday afternoon from Rockville.
Weather this morning undertaking
thermometer 81, barometer 29.46 and
falling.
The river is foil of floating ice, and
navigation almost wholly suspended.
There is prospect Of general thax.
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Prize Fight.
New York, Jan. l

NOW ork, Jan. I2.
A prize fight between Keetiug and
Hollywood, came off yesterday at Sleeps
head Bay, Long Island Forty-seven
rounds were fought, lasting over an hour,
when the police appeared, arresting Hol-
lywood and two others Both men were
considerably battered. The referee will
decide in favor of Keeting in consequence
OF his antagonist biting him on the arms
and shoulders.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Nomiaatiens for Speaker and ClsrI

Nominatiens Tor Speaker and Clerk
Especial to Gate City.]
Des Moines, January l2.
In the Union caucus this P. NJ, Jacob
Butler, of Muscatine, was nominated for
Speaker of the House, and A. Rich, adj
tor of the Buchanan county Guardian, as
Clerk. A.
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Gales Of Five.Tvsaties.
Philadelphia. Jan. I

---- HIauelphla, Jan. II.
The subscription agent reports the sale
of S2,22O,250 Five-Twenties to-day.
Deliveries Of bonds are made to Decem-
Der 10. The sales Tor last week were
over sl2, 100000. Less than $40, 00o,-
600 remain unsold.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Jan. IL.
wheat-ko. spr.as sold a. 81 iss No. u 81 liz
u III.
There Vas better demand for old Corn and price
improved - With sales u No. n IS 10 Soc, and
So Eat ~ 10 s5r New Corn Is inactive held an
sdvxncc " 20 e.
Oats more active nj 6fmer, sale. NJ 65 Ne for No
Highsincs were aTner and ida2c higher, but opera
lions restricted by the seAreity u money; iime
safes made AZ ST 10 g7r.
Cattle asd Live aoEi are Qniet without material
change
Dressed Hos firm, lots weighing over 200 lbs
solo ~ ~ 20 to . - and under 100 lbs At - 20 V
% 10.
Fieur unchanged.
Nhcat dali. E@4
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new AOKA RHmHAGts
Ses fotk. Jan. II.
Cotisn-frn skI N tA&F Iemsrsx sa.6its
Ffoer-shat nffner siah uss1efnsr haesn-ss. Sales
al ~ - ri 80 fsf Extra STATE ~ sSes5 - kxirs
". IL. q; 81 = - o. ~ inferttr 81 -e@ss 81 fr
fsa1s Bfss<fs. Il A.skes riosiAx gsirt &@w
whfskey-Pfetner and In fir and Sc 10 81 o.
for sia.e ans Western; caiefs s. 10 81.
whest-Bttier AID In reqnsst sni market fully lie
si<hvs. Safes Al ~ Gssssl 81 tu~ ciscAks spring,
latter eeitssf-E . 20 TO u Cd r Milwaukee Cuts
81 10 = 10 81 a. f,g Winter kei W Hstern.
Ccra-2asst sud hessv.e-~~s~S al MI Ii to MI &c
fer shipping Nix Western in
. Oats In xaoI dsaaAEd and shaa- ftmsr. Sales al
81 xanE9 Ter sess-fn.
Woet-pssm Hal d<xaAa-
huxAr-sse&df.
Mo ss-~~seais.
Hoss--rsrw I'd n good .aem4nj.as
re9~.s ma F1fni Grade a. Fehaed fee s-sa3s re-
hneaa In bond % q g
Pork-fiFtn aud fair demand. SO 81 to $50 80 fof
Ness. els u iaSiy % Oil do So d.; SD IL 10
SiG 50 old tns Prime. 1is so . ~ ~ Prise
Mess. Also is0p e.frsts bee Asss for ~. aud j1Ee
ees 5o ard .5ohasr.s New Primo Ness Tor February
and March sal To-
Reef-stn.dyi beef sides very arn. fair hasnrss.
CT asais--Flrr Sales or 1910 pA s1ax~s ~ " 81
fOr ssoae srs, fling very ch0ire.
Bacon sl4es--ia fseuesL
Ti--Iess aettf. bat very trm f3Gi5s4 ard ID
very e4ice iisE also 1000 hbls fr February ard
NsIca O. II.
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ASiees Of Gnnboats for Tarrarut.-.ReA.
ell Correspendence


New York, Jan. l2.
A fleet Of nine small draft punbos,. g..
Admiral Fmr,gut, carrying two r;fsd
guns each, will sail in few DAYS,
The Herald contains an intercen,.a
rebel letter OF December 3lst. which saws
Longsireet's forces are with Lee. and The
latter has marured aud is about to con.
summate series Of maneuyers. and Al.
belt bloody battles too.
The writer says the day cannot be far
of when when We shall embrace each
other in Maryla in the old homestead
in Baltimore, beneath the victorious cross
Of the free and recognized South.
The Herald's Army Of Potomac de.
spatch says the Commissaries are issuing
undiminished rations, which proves the
army has not been depleted by furlouehs.
About Eve hundred new soldiers ar
rived to-day.
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lsr rxIEsf.rH-I
New York Money Market.

NV SMus
Aossey-raifiy active ct per cent. cali.
Sterling kxehxaFe - rs rsseaiy Hrmef at I6s.
Geld-Avfe tss., ePeLaBx ~ l51L, adyaneA ing 4
ls4 :, and eIo,aax firm al i5s4 10 I54s.-
ste<ks--As afsl H1ard exet "a aud higher.
Goyerameai etatks-Frm.
+. >. SIS 81 Coupons 1864.
40 Treasury n8s+s IoGi
J.s.i Year Certificates 81.
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Q0tIll1lerfl0l.

senaecsnD DA1sYDY
Is. HAsNfFIiL14. 49,
WHOLE6ALD GROCER.
looCerneT PosfiAAaA Asin streets.
Ksoxrx, JAx. u, 1854
sRHODUOB AND PDOvIsI0N9.
Demand sctive ana supplies Light. Prodaes meets
With stssdy Gales at quotations.
TL0Ua--supsrnns. - oo spring Wheat Extra,
y g; Fai! Wheat .xisa, q 50 y g %.
s sansr sTur = 81 IS Is Z I; !. o.
C02a-7oSsss z, bash q: !: $1,000.
RYR-s0 to 75c
OATS-6Je70s
Sofafoss LssssSs R. =. % p.r p.et a
BuTrER-conuoal $50; Choice, II to Ale; rstsIt,
sGGs-,xasss
CHICKENs-sl IS to ii 80.
wHiTK GshNs-conmon 10 good 70 10 q %
Prime Navy q asosa 50
HAY-Tisoihy, saooo, s.isd, SIS %. rranie
el5 90.
~ GROCERIES,.
Market firm with upward tendency, especially in
staples. The agitation OF additional taxes Tssa
and Tobac strengthens the narfet and high prices
are fatty maintained.
susAR New Orleans fair. fss; prime ia;
choice l5s New York, 9, l6tc; New York, A, 1sc;
aoLAssKs-ssasa 81 House 7o17sc; Golden syrnr
ssea 81 o1-sets seavee sorgum 5o9t5o
GoFfEE-Ric s4sA,sc. Java -;
{ RICE-yt11oe
sonA-Amefican, &c; English, ~ 70 Sc
soAP-pain 49, FANNY Dc, urrmaI sic.
cAEDI sasristo 70, mould. iat 20 I4c.
TEAs- iosax iiy.on. u ao9si y Isnperai, u =
A&I is. BLACK. SieFli 80.
foBACco.-i,ark sweet so to s5c; Medium Brana.
20. % sos; Gold .aA s.tar.i Lest, sito u 10,
GLAss-eaio Guy e37 5, rates
CoADA6E--iss zoo
FRgiT-Ralsius - - -.
sALT-Iake 50 259t3 40
RIsh-so.i ase..rsi, bbls. 90 50 - sI5 80.
ss 90 90 Alfe g y g g e I. ' y &C. &C.
,,o0l-. No. whlle Fish o. Is
sUNDRlEss
LEATHEa-soss 3o<D3s. Harness 4+34s.
HIDEs-Dry fln.i all DRY saitet lag Is Krubby
aalf price kssss ! TO ~; green sheep pelts ioca
enthusiastically % soto IS: Ri.r, ~ %.
FkATHEKS-3594 u.
sgEF GATTIk-si oo0s1 is gross.
sHEEP-S4 80 10 - 81 enrsd-
wooI@-t.ieap Tab-Ashef ssts 72c; Unwashrd one
oiLs-ceal OH, SIS 10 7nc; retail SOC Linseed OIL
u sSssi e5s lard OIL, 1881 10: Fish OIL. u 70
BEEo~ &A-s1c4
VAT uUbs-es 90 81 90 nett.
Hk6e-syoeieh UeitoB &c.
NEW GUSNth>-2l4 W ri.
OLD hos-is . - Brass Toe y 3 Cope
ise y q.
aaeH.ssE.-or New ysrx Phti.asfpAaa, Boston
Cincinnati. 81. Louis an chicago u per emit. To-
% ia ssl@ fuBus. ssoId IS bus ma.
/ DRY GOODS.
Aisie~s frss the East state esnsFssrsbie activity
observable In pry Goods, AMI material advance Il
Prtnis s1a sAeesiags dc IL The result Higher price
looked Tor.
sHgETfnss d sHiKTINGs--ao TO ~ :.
pKfLLS-31 70 sJe.
pKIsfs-fsss - -3te.
DEisAt As-4h ~ 81.
alNGHAHs-s5 10 Zoe.
IHApaiI TX & COATS srA0L-aA.
SkElN Thhk4iA-Si ~ 80 .. III.
FsRAshS AGCh LASstMLhs-7u TO IS.
SHAT BRAID SOC 10 u o.
CORSET JhASr- IS to 3ne.
UkSiNs-s5 20 lie.
TfgkIN6-@5t
LIASkis~39 l.. Ser.
IANIuA RI - aEI-s--.S4 ia Sec.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

ANe" orK. Jan. IL.
The Iribune's Morris Island corrss.
pondent says the rebels have in Charle.
Ton harbor two iron clad steamers. close
lmitators after the new Ironsides and
Dunderburg.
Charleston takes fire and burns fro,,
Inc ef1ecs of The bombardment The
nres always spread and burn several houses
eight.
Among the mass of distractions hauled
away from the beach Of Morris Island arc
sixteen bars OF iron rails. The obs,ruc.
tons having been removed by na,ural
causes, nothing now prevents the Ia.
king Of Charleston when the Admired
wills ii.
In postscript the correspondent add..
lie Contederates have three iron cIads
building at Chsrleston-two OF them on
the Dunderburg plan.
YIN January lst. the United States
steamer Nlpsco destroyed schooner h.
oen with turpentine,a at Marill,s Inlet sir.
y miles North Of Charleston.
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CONVERSATIONAL.
xxxvl,1.h concREss---rirs. se..;


xxxvIIIth C0NGRESS--First Session
Washington, Jan l2
HOUSE
Wilson reported from the Judiciar,
Committee bill changing the places o.
holding the Circuit and District Court,
Of East Tennessee. Passed.
& Wilson also reported bill defining the
Jurisdiction of the Court of Claims. The
bill is to restrain the Court from acting
in claims for property destroyed or ap.
propriated by the military or naval au.
thorities during the war, reserving these
matters TO Congress.
SENATE.
Howe introduced communication from
the Governor Of Wisconsin, with couy
of petition addressed to the Legisia-
tors of that State by Mr.. Blair and 9TH
ers, asking indemnity from the United
States for injuries to persons and Or ID
erty IN their efforts for the enforcement of
the CONSUMPTION law.
fesseDden reported back from the Fl.
naucial Committee the house bill extend
ing bounties TO veteran aud other volun-
teers.
Lane, of Kansas, reported from the
Military Committee the house bill for the
payment Of officers and men actively en-
ployed In the Department Of Missouri.
wilson introduced bill authorizing
the appointment of Second Assistant
Secretary of War.
The joint resolution continuing the
bouns'es heretofore paid wac passed with.
out amendment.
Summer modified his amendment TO the
enrolment bill, providing that the Sscre.
tary Of War shall apply the money "a.
cefsed from substitutes and othervise =
the single object Of procuring substi-
tutee
Sherman, opposed the amendment as an
extra income tax; also as calculated 10
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SURVEYORS OFFICE
Keokak. Iowa. Nav IT. 1859.


Keokuk. Iowa. May ~, 1883
EoTIcE.-To al persons having guns, reviewers
pistols, nnnitions sf of sfy kind for saE~ are
ordered not TO sell dispose OF the without
obtaining p-rnii from The anderigned by order Of
ihe Special Agent Of the Treasury Department. All
pesens vsotas shis ofoer will be liable 70
geo confHcs Ted for the the Of the
United STATES. JOHN SfASNTs,
may21-dH Surveyor And Collector.
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diseases or THE NERVOUS, SEM
ID NAL, CMINARY IND SEXUAL

NFSTEM-New and reliable tyeAtnent--in Reports
OF the HOWARD ASS0CIATION-Seat by mail In
sssied letter snveupes tree Of charge Address, DR..
~. SkILLfN HouGhfOs Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphiak Pa.
dee1-dAw3m
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sAPONIFIER,
OR Concentrated LYE

MN makes high prices; Seponifer helps to re-
dscr tsem- itmakes Soap for Four cents q poa nd
By using your kstehen greAse.
TTGAUTlON Al spurious Lye are offered
also, be careful and only bns the Pa Gle
pat up In Iron cans all others being Counter.
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From Rev. J. n. Tuner, Pastor OF Heddinr NJ. K.
Church, Plilsdg.
DIR. Jaekson-pear sir Having used your German
Bittefs n ny family Frequently am repaired to say
that h has lesn OF Ereat sSTstee. / beexe that Ia
most oasas ~ general GetIitE Tie ssshm il is the
lest and most valuable rea4eis al hleA have spy
knowledge Yours, respectfully,
J III. TURNER
No I26 y. Nineteenth ST.
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:. = -
Eighth below Coates IT. philsd.

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of tie BAPTIST
ChErehs Germantown Penn
Dir. G. A. Jackson Dear sir Personal experience
enables me 70 say thar tegard the German Bitiprs
prepared ~ ycH as nl1st excellent medicine In
81 c0td ad general debility hree been
greatly Deeiitted b. fhe the Btlters AMI aotbt
=o4 they wall produce sitniiar ELECTS on otaers
Yours truly, WAhREA kASD0LPH
Germantown Pa
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From the Rev. Jos. H. kennasl Pastor 81 the )0th
H1tis. Church.

Dr. Jsckseu-neat Sir: | have been Frequently re-
4uaatr4 ~ connect ny Lane wslh c9Mmeuaat4sns of
dnerert kinds rs medicines tut regarding ihe EraeficA
rs oat % icy appfaIrfsfe sphere | have w. III cases
ceelintdi hut Nh Gle frauf liz varInus Instances
aud Tarilculafiy in ny family Ct The usefulness 0f mr.
EocHsnd's German Enters. depart uace fam nv
usual epnrse ~ express rny Tut conviction that for
general dshtF ~ Ire stem ard especially for LAYER
Complaint, IL - s@fs And valuable prepa rstfon la
some Cases il mas fa hat usually 4oub aai il win
BE- very beneficial to ee a b. uarr ir IN TIL sboye
cause. Yours, very respectfully,
:. I'll. kESNARD,
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Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,

Phiiadeiphia-Sc- III walnut Street,
PittShufE-fili Street aud Duqaesne Way,
uyfS-dkx5m
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Wilson moved al / O'Clock to go into
Executive session, as there was no pros
pect of vote on the bill.
The motion was adopted, and after Ex-
eeutiyc session the Senate adjourned.
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DIR. C.. NJ. Jaeksou--Dear SIR. | feat pleasure
thus, q nay own ascgrd. - bear Testimony to the
ceIlehce oi The German Bttafs. years since ne-
ing mueh sihicied with Dyspepsia, used them with
very beneficial results. ! have otten recnmm ended
them To persons eDfeebled BY that totnientg disease
and have heard from thsn The mbst n4t:eriny festi-
moniais 10 their great value III cases 81 general
destiny beiieveft Up BE- tenie thai cannot be sun.
passed. i'm LYONS.
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| From The Rev. Thos. Winter Pastor or Rex5orousb
| Baptist

From Rev. ]. $, Herman of The German Reformed
Church. kutzto#n, Befts County, ia.
DR. c. ~ Jsckson--Respse sir / have been
troubled With DYSPEPSIA ieatig twenty years, and
have never used airy taedislee th4t di as much
good - phand's bitthfs am yert much improved
In health, after lawns taken i've bJttifs
Yours, with respect, j. s. HkRNAS.
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DISEASE OF ,IMPRUDRNCE.

When the misguided and imprudont VotaFy Of
pleasure hus that he has imbibed the seeds Of this
painful disease II TOO often happens that IN timed
sense Of shame, or dread Of discovery, dsters him
nom applying 70 those who, irom education and
respectability, can alone bofidnd him, delaying TN
the cOnstttutionAl symptoms Of this hoITd disease
mako their appearance, such aSuleorated throat
diseAsed nose Nocturnal pains In the head and
limbs dtmne8 Of night, deafness, nodes the shin
bones and arms, blotcIes on the head face and ax.
rGmlf68 progressing with fightfal Tnpidity, tin At
last the palate ofte mouth or the bones Of the nose
fall In, and the victim Of this awful disease becomes
horud object Of commiberAtfon, until dOHth Puta
period 10 bis dFeadful sufeFings, by sonding him
70 shat undise9yeEed Country from whence nc
ItlsGimStGi6hOIy 1acf that thousands fall vietima
to this terrible disease, owing 70 the unskilfunesi
OF ignorant 'pretonder1, who, BY the use OF that
DeGdty FotS0I, Mercury, ruin the constitution and
make the, realdua oflif6l miserable. ls1f-4.-Ef
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Preceding one hundred and afty tons and not
exeeeding three hundred tons, three dollars
1Keeeding three hundred tons, and not ex-
ceedIng stx hundred tons, ave -dollarS........
Exee4dlnSi six hundred tons, ten doliAr s.........
ContrAets-Brokera note or memorandum Of
sale Of amy goods merchandise, stocks,
bonds, exchange, notes Of hand real Ostate,
or properly OF any kind or description isg
sued by brokers or persons acting a. suehS
for each memo Ahdunl OF Haie, ten cent?.
COnyeyAbco-DSed, 4hstfumeht, or writing,
whereby any lAndss tenementa or other real
y sold shall DO granted, assigned, transfer
rcd or otherwise conveyed to, or vested In,
the purchaser or purchasers, or any other
person or persons by his, her or their direo-
ton, when the consideration or value docs
not exceed i've hundred dollars, ATTY cents
when tho confederation exceeds i've hundred
aouArsp and does not exceed enc thousand
esarHs pno dollAr.s.
e. - sAnd IOr Every AddikonAl hVe hundred dollars,
% fractional part thereof in excess Of ono
thouaand drDaIa. ss...................
6ntfy OF any gOods wares or merchandise At
1hy custom nouses either for consumption
~ g SaTeho1sin not exceeding one hundred
dollart In Salues twenty-five Scents.......
kxeeeding one hundred dollars, aud not exc
eeeding ave hundred dollArs in value any
Rx6sSdfHg nVe hundred d6lllrb III Viiue one
go
- 80 BntEy Tor the hdraEAl ofAny COCOA or er-
chAEdisg from bonded warehouse, any cents
9uAgofa returns, II for q quantity not exceed
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ShEgtIIoi Ware,

HAVING incFeasOdmy facilities for the manu-.
IL hcture Of the above articles, am prepared
70 MI Al orders promptly. and aS cheap, cheaper
keep thu lat1lt patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
Coal and VIII lWaETant every Stove, Lam prepared
. do ali kinds OF job Work Ia Sheet Iron Aud Tin,
and VII give such jobs my petsoiiI attention
epo1ting and GutteEinE OfAll kinds Isays ON hand.
Copper and Bras Kettles and Fruit oAnsof the best
kind also very cheap. Merchants and Othera visit
ing fhe'eity viii d0Well 10 give me call. 80 q
sto2T{Iaq 50 = uoitsv D. RdoALDWELL.I
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Trust not your lives or health, to the care Of many
iunlearned and worthless Pretender5, destitute 0
knowledge, name or character, Who copy DR.. John
nsWspa perS.' reTuiarIS Fdueatsd Phvseis1.. Ilo.-
pable Of Curing, they keep you tEilng month amer
month taking their hlthy and poisonous comp
in deaDatr, leave You With ruined nealfh 70 sigh
over your own CALLING disappointment all.
DR.. Johnston is thN only physician sdVertiIng.
q HiS eredentialso5 diplomas always hang in his
.. his remedies. or treatment are. unknown to Al
others, prepared from life spent In the great hos
pitfalls o. Europe the hrst in the country and amoEe
extensive f5ats PTaetfes than any other Ph3 aeiAn
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a OURE WARRANTRD IN TWO Dan
TAKE PARTIcUIAR NOTICE.

selves By improper imdulg enganCe and solitary hAb-
its, which ruin both body and mind, unhtting then
THESE are some Of the sad aud melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth, WIS Weakness
Of the Back and LI.Ls, Pains In the Head, Dimness
Of Sight Loss OF MuscuaT ever. PAlpitatiOn Of the
Heart, DySpepaia, Nervous IFritAbility, Dorango-
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility,
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c. ..It.I d. .r-- }lii
MEETALLY.-The fearful edeets on the mind are
much TO be dreaded-Los8 Of Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas Depression Of Spirits, Evil ROrbOdngs, Aver
sion 70 Society, sefDi8trust, Love Of Solitude, Tim
idity, &C., are some OF the evils produced. -i
THOUSANDS Of parsons Of all ages can now Judge
what d the cause Of their declining health, losing
their vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
euaeiated, having n angular appearance about the
ewes cough and Eymptoma Of consumntion eHe
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