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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02
CrArE OF Iowa, Lee County. Sc.

In the County Court of said County at Fort Madison
To Lucy NJ worthiIgton. Eliza T. worthington and Ed
ward s. Worthngton minor heirs of W III Worthing-
ton, deceased, and to all others whom II may con-
You are hereby notified that there nav on nile In the
County Court Of Lee County, Iowa. at Fort Madison
petition under OATH of Anna T. Bower, ormery Worth
ington as guardian Of the above named minors praying
for an order and sell for the benefit Of the above
named minors the undivided threefourths of lot No nine
(ql in block number fifteen 5 in the city of Keokuk,
Lee county, Iowa .
Said petition will be heard aud determined before sad
Court on the Monday of November 1854 Mt l0ocock
A. NJ of said day. which time you att nd and show
cause m any You haye why the prayer OF sd petition
should not be granted. ROBERT H. GILL MORE
octl5-d3w Atty for Anna L. Bower, Guardian, &C.
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Ct. LOUIS, June Is, Isb3-
Nh Jxo. II. BLoop, Agent of Lslemands rheumatism,
5out aud Neuralgia, Specific IL have prescribed the
above mentioned Specific and must say that have
found any remedy that carries much certainty Of
quick and salu1ary that hiss in a the
have used il. On. g. w. PHILLIPS
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LALLEMAMD'S
9aHEulMl.ATlsM9
anEUaAle'A sPEclFlc
ANEvEA "a Au,xc
& IS " "FAEoy
(aaese Nlyilp2GsS
::'!!z!||e,l
JNu. TX. HLUOU, AGENT
OFFICE, "a FIFTH STREET,
Ono door N. Of Chestnut st. ST. LOUIS Mo.
FOR SALE eY ALL DRUGGISTS
Prscs. G.t.E D0LLAR per Kettle.
E,ALLEMAND'S SPECIFIC !!
tits the best Medicine introduced to the rnb
lie. 1t prepared from recipe procured of the eele
brated
DIR. LALLEMAND,
OF FRANCE.
WIS HIcHZTREcDAIAkEXDE
By the Medical Faculty.
Bee what DR. Pnrtrs one Of the Oldest and best PLY.
| clans Of ST. Louis says:
ST LOUIS June is, 1888.
Nh Jyo H. BLoop, Agent of Lsilemand's rheumatism
Govt aud Neuralgia, specihe:-l have prescribed tb
above mentioned Specific and must that have
found any remedy that carries much certainty Of
quick and salu,ary that has in all the wher
/ [ have used it. Dr. G. w. PHILLIPS.
Letter from Capt MALrs Alexander Letch, D-uggis
before Jxc. IL BLOOD became Agent for the Medicine.
| ST. LorIs, March 81, 1868.
ALrx LrfcH Esq..-Like many Of my profession
have suffered severely with rheumatism and could get
permanent relief till tried your Specific. am happ
(sixned,l CAPT. MALIN, of steamer Warsaw.
Prom the Hon. Jupax LORD, OF the Land Court.
ST. LoUIs, Feb 25th 1894
III BLOOD Esq-Desr Sir: have tried your Rhe,
great relief from 1t when other remedies have failed
think it very safe and reliable medicine.
Very respectfully, your friend.
c. B. LORD
!. LAsALII Ill. July 10th 1853
LAsaILr, Ill. July lsth 1863.

LAsAlIE, Ill. July 10th, 1858.
JoHy Fl. Bloon, Esq.-Dsar SIR: have been sufferer
for six years with Chronic rheumatism and great
recommending your Lllemand Govt and Neu-
ralga Specific be the best medicine for that disease
that have ever heard Of When ed taking Il
could hardly walk sit still, great the pain
and in three days free from IT. and my legs are foI
the rst time In FIVE years. free from pain and feel x
uimble that think would be dancing all the while II II
did cost much for music But sir IL IL splendit
medicine and would recommend all those aficted will
those diseases to Ihsve Just found Capt Raymont
q friend Of mine) his back with nanfhatcry rheu
matism, and told him what your medicine did for
he will send 10 you for Of It. Enclosed please nt
two dollars and send two bottles of the Specific II
should not need 1t myself will give II TO some tina
doss for there are plenty that suffering with thCs
diseases that unaequainted with your specihc and
think that you ought TO publish il In every city In IN
Union. Very respectfully, yours.
Carr JAMES W. BROWN,
Residence, Chicago, III.
Pa Send medicine to care Of B. f.W. Whitman, chi
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r AND FOR SALE-I have LOSS

II = = -" AgODO
H acres Of land which wish to sell: $40 acres lies
Mcnfrosc Bottom. "a miles n W. OF the town Of Mont
rose 200 acres prairie and loe ter $50 atres under
good fence four Cabins with three rooms eafh well
water ut EACH and two ponds OF water TOR stock also
large barn, well framed and covered IA acfes lies ~
miles north Of keokuk and q miles west Oh the Misss
sppi river This tract has two Cabins, wed Of wster
stock water, $50 under good fence.
Either tract will be sold for ~ % per acr divided
TO suit purchasers at from IS TO $50 per ace liberal
indulgence for deferred payments will be given Title
indisputabe. FRANK BAULINGER
iuiyll-dff
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When Bradley johnson entered Frederick during
tho late raid HI had settlement with the occupant
OF bis house ttis io.Tucr residence II that cityl,
VINO hal come Into possess on of IL by virtue of
sale under the CuuuseatIun \ I OF Congress. The
prNeeilngs were rather more summary than
agreeable. Tley arr thus related by "a Wash ne-
ton paper "Wnon Bradley Johnson entered Fred.
cfeh' re "ftl'ed las srps to hs Old dwelling
Where he and bis fan S uuNe resldei He ioun3
his OLD homestead o-eup ed by a Jrthern man,
who puruhase" l. from t,e government. IL ASKED
Tor We ote"pIAh "A1 tppelIe,A, anu VIA a 'og
ptrI.nent No es iuiuruvI him INT he was n =
r'shtiul Owner OF tAe holst, and nj once Gem. u,el
the reut OF sliiJu, 1t tie rae Il alOO Dor mon n
tho man residing N 1t tour lnou,ns. Ho l,.yr n -
done. bradley asked Inn If ho wanted A rece MI
The man said no, aud thea Bradley gave him ~ a
hours to move his goods out, which as also cone
The honso was then set on ire and in little willis
wss = mass 0f ruins"
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Mnssn chnsctts Volunteer.

OR NJ the most obstructive lessons on loyalty
may be read in the operations q tie Massachusetts,
recruiting officers. IN 1859, Governor ASDpEws
sent eopperbcad dispatch 10 The Secretary II War,
to Tire effect that his State could ma furnish n man
for the defence Of the Constitutions hut would sond
'fhrco hundred thourani" to enforce an crnsnci-
patton proclamation. Since thai time tho Bay
State has Jccn called upon - vcral times for troops
After the first call, Governor ASDaEws ootancl
permission to enlist some colored regiments. TO
IN the ranks he sent agents into other
States, and obtained men cnst aud west
north and south. until no succeeded In having
his state credited with soverl reg ncnts of voun-
tcers procured in noighboring states. The same
policy has been systematically pursued under
every subsequent call II is duc 10 the oxcrous Of
Governor ASnnEwe that Congress passed The recent
act suthor ring cnlistments in rctcl states. Al
most before tha, act was signed b. the President
Massachuac',s agents were "ove- the borders"
and supplied with plenty % grecnNacts, have pick
| od up almost enough men To nm he quota Of that
loyal state under the rcccut call. On occasion
| General SHERMAN had ttc sudac,y to rohukc these
agent, in his own peculiarly seutcutious style ;
~hcrcupon the "loyal journals" Of that sno ent
and honorable common wealth bcrated the
General soundly for his opinions on
| the negro question. II il also considered con-
sis.cnt with true loyalty, to reinforce armies
| with men that are bought up for the Purpose in
Germany, and landed on one Of the islands in Bos-
ton harbor, where they are Immediately mustered
into the FODDER service, and counted on the quota
Of the old Bay State. 1t has always been assorted
| that the Yankees were 'cute" pcopl. and the
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GSEAIshS.

nOYIE--At Manhat;a nvle, on Saturday, sept. 3,
James Doie, IN the - h year of hi s-c
Ills friends and tno-e OF his b.othe in-law, Thee
doIe +. and William IL. Tone, a.e lpsptctull, IN
ytei 10 trend the tulcrsl ton hi- late iGcnc.
COT. l2gth anu Il. away, Monday noon.
at 1ciOck. "a
GEARY ON Sunday, Sep. 4, 1,Ut Bird ct, the
beloved wife OF John ueAry, IN ia Glf year Of her
axe.
Tie relative. and friends are respectfully invited
to rud me tuner VI on luCa rs ale noon, sent. H
~ o'c.ock, Iiv,L hes late ies!deaeo7 ~ tldatc
uueot. -
HICKEY On Thus lay, Sept, |, after = iho-,
illuse. VI CONCESSION VI Tie uute, John Iitar. ugoI
me lcla,iyes and f.leuds are especially invited
to attend the funeral, On hnni.y mo-l.u., .th
iLtt, at ocitVk, from the Ic-.dcncr OF hi som IN.
"a ave. II. 4. Churca aud IRON thence 10 talvary
Cemetery. lis
Ny ERS-Ou SATURDAY., sent. %, Francis Ayers
agri ~ tCurs, ~ months ana / da,-,
The relatives uui LCnIr Aic tC-pJCtiuly invited TO
attend the funeral, ,l.s !ut7lav. ~! moon, AZ Z
o'c.ock, tom h- late Fc.id,Aot, - Natre,. isG
OpONNELls--On Auf. Il, lSG-h Ia Nrv Orleans.
OF dyscltc,,, JClemigh VDOnnc,L d., o. Comp nv
y. IN Rrgt. y Y. :. v, eldest % Of JcIunnh ana
Mary Nu-cn, O'Donnell, al }, tits c.ty.
Npticc .. the lunerai he eater
RUIIEDGI.--On SATURDAY, SEPT. "a, Msria Iut
lease aged 80 years, born in tine County OF Lonroid
l.eiAnd.
ne. friends and scquaintances ave roppe.tfulv
tied 10 attend the funeral, tnis tdon.a alter.
noon, at OcOcx, ON heI lac les.uenee, 40 rlst
nst, let. lOtn aAa ~ n sts. l5s
TWUAEY-On Saturday, sept. 81, Blidset south.
wei, IAe a,lovoI gAt u M. lNV.npy.
La 4e..tNc aul I. .elLs 4Usi tfllly invited
Ia Ltten. The .uue.H tbs tiuu 20 .it-.uc.,Il ~
oc.ocS, LON ner .tie .csoeico ~ rast III H. IN2
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Openins Of Our Public schools.

TAa Public Schools OF our city will commence the
fall ssssion to-day, after vacation which. it to he
hoped, has rcinvigorated teachers and pupils for
resumption Of their duties. Il may lie too much 70
hops that all will to-day assemble in their wonted
paacsA who hsvo had an opportunity o. enjoying
seaside brec1es and the bealthfu. invgorating air
that 10 only 70 be inhaled in rural scenes remote
from The city haunts. But We can At least aniici-
pete that none have failed to derive substantial
heoodt from the summer relaxation from study
and work. There ia charm in absolute res,
which none but tired workers know, and the
experience of city life, generally results in attach
ing higher value to those seasons Of relaxation
which. il "a hopeful sign, grown people now seem
70 APPRECIATE almost a. much a. children. The
Tina has gone by forever when UNDERWRITING toll
physacal and mental-ls regarded . elieious and
s~l duty, and there arc now none in our COM
who would venture To question the probs-
our schools taking higher grade IN
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consequence Of the periodical re'araason OF
scholars end tesch,rs. The summer vacation
will, no doubt contribute to the zeal and efficiency
u the fan studies. Ia. the Gauss n education
would be still further stimulated, IL parents and
the public generally would manifest deeper per-
sonsl interest In our Common Schools. An occas.
iona vs, Of friends aud relatives Of the scholar
would produce the happiesi influence IN ali con.
cened. great many persons. AID even q
number Of parents, are so strangely Indifferent,
10 the cause u education and tho welfare oi their
children that they have never enterci one O! our
public schools; and are completely ignorant Of the
course Of routine and instruction. This indiiTct
once necessarily exercises an Injurious .n1uouce
on children, by rendering them careless in their
studies. The school should mover be Isolated FROM
the sympathies aud support Of homo Influences.
I, is 70 be hoped, therefore, that 10th at the opcu
ing exercises to-day, and during the ensuing term,
the public will attend in uiT .on, hunters u en-
courage the teachers and pupils 81 our admirable
public schools 10 increased real aud diligence.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MORNING, sEpT. 5, 1864.
Tho Capture Of Atlanta.

I'm, ,;,cums,.ncc, .,..,dIpu the rrported fall 81
.u.n,. arr, nm " N. moment, n writing. 90 pro.
-,.i.a,, ,n..,,. ~. 90 can oplv conjecture the
s,.,l. ,r,,vx..n.. and vain. of The victory. SUI.
s,.n, 4. Known. bou,ve,. " leave bu, little douis
,b. General srrrvA, has achieved one Of the mos,
.,o1ou. and u,bs,.n,isl SUCCESSES n the war. Tho
,,.-. o,rur.ton n A,.n,. bv on, ,r,o,s would he,
=, ..o,,,n, q, m. c,o,,., ,,x,,,o, Of ,hs,
,,.c.. And IN c.oy,.nb,esl relations with
-, -, a., 80. a,.,..
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S0,sk"Ss NOTICES.

4 q. II. 40. A REGULAR MONTHLY
- meeting ~ the above nr'A.r. 40 lie held At
g. AZ ooui, on biz Noldat cyeu'u., A. O'clocF. Al
u trhrt- arc o." Il'atD 20 uu-W'I their lNd
pay ,hctr area sic, viii ho ~ cEcu from the
ioi., 80 o.Gc' MICHAEL MCMAHON, Pres, ions
MAEIiN. So. I3g
SrECiiL NuTlCE-N. Y. LIQUOR DEAI-
'Dcs' society no regular month"; iuc''lne o. thi.
Societr vi. ' held on iucs "a, ''cn-. sept, IT, NJ 10
nc4uck . TIE NtuUt-di.u Rooms, lon Hes.cr q. By
o,ocr OF T. W ENu>, IIosldent. john Ruult-,
tee So'' 20
NEIARANN OF INF WAR OF 1872. AND
Hll oihoi l'.t cons w,il please paw IN thr MOI r
the. have hiud iur tckcls -pll .oi OuG tIrulsloI
OF to-moiIo", TIA .-4ay seprmie. 9th, We h.se
none, 10 puf l'."i' 20 en- 40 he committee - il
c IA session at uoaC.al BAiMONDS oAce 70.
t.ty Hall race iIQlu to O'Clock 4 i. on M1nla
seWemi g 9th. b orde. o, ne committee. ".
IA MOND, .CraIl man, GEOKIE NIChs, sec.
Nb-lhose That cannot on Monlay can hand he
Inohey IA on tie mOlaine OF the Excursion. l3l
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TRADE. NOTICES.

MUNICIPAL RElORM-TO THE sEGAR
1Vl makers and yolke!s ~ tobacco. Ihe No.,
Meeting OF the Sesar Makers, anu Others in Coo
ton With the CItizens' Association, anno,,ncrd 10
take pisce in the Cooper Institute on TUESDAY even
Ing, Sept. 8, T. postponed 70 Friday Sept. p. The
rnde generally invited to Join the proee .eon,
ers SO Fast Broadway, at oc.ock precisely, hesied
by the Ban! OF the Tth Regt, IA
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An institution for the treatment Of lsesaes of the
heart, % sudden and fatal exists At az Msrcnret
aires' Csvcndish Square London. and ls SAID 10 be
remarkably ethceni in thar cure
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POLITICAL.

A GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE
bihOtEAtf,
/ uder the auspices OF the DEMOCRATIC Union
AsSOtIa los, to Iatit, the nomination ot
GRO. q. Met LILLIAN,
TO. Ficlacn , Anu
GEOk.,E II. HlNDLLION
10 N.c'I'r So
VIII hc held In mon ~nullr on THURSDAY evening
ncNI. sept. @th. Stsc,pI eminent ,l- le".s, Woo
nt es WA be a9pcl. IA iItu.o adycitseinentr, Ill
aal cv tue Iac t.u..
.ur t''t. Of I.cC elan. ani W4ld Clubs axe invited
topNil- p4tc. Ihc committee Oh Ar An rutu.t N
o., "A ~ l'NiN4 tt q, 'Nt..u', a. tho ICu4 4AItuT-
Of tie 3 socLt iun, Co.,. B.osi0Ay.
~ ONE.
LAKE. i. COZhNS, PRECEDENT.
II. W. ALLEN. . ...,
!, !, LLDl, J.., Se'iea 1913
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VI AR Is1AGEA.

SFWCOMB McIVERS-On ThIr.dav sept. by
the Re- r. EOttoMc, George ". New comb g. lane
Ann M,ivegs, all Of this city. 90
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Fisascial News Maskssa, &c.
Nee York, Saturday, sept 3 8 p k.-The report
cd fall Of Atlanta created great excitement In the
gold market teddy, causing a decline Of 10 IL per

gold market to-day, causing a decline Of 1os IL per
cent. The fluctuations we're vide. 23II being the
loaca, quotation and eis% the highest. Tho is;c-t
frutcs vcre 2ioA 2fis The eenerai stock market
80. rcavv and lower. with the exception Of soSern-
rrcnt.. which ~eTe ttm. Onlv one boatd sas held at
the suck Exchange. Exchange VA more Mtive at
800, ON Lonion. Money cay st 7 per cent. The
weeks entries Of fofosn DRY good at This port have
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NV NoGs, sArrnp.l, Sop'o inter- 3. isdi.
fiH'.", p-Js'N j-s'j ~ lSuinso, AL; ho,
lo'ton, n. Mid New orleans Isl; Mid Upland.
~
~. a'h'd, G,si 49,, shew, h.osn. 7ual bsacnei.
., al DIliiie. hroen, b AZ 90 bieecb"d. Jus
F,,I, ,pri. -ur col Ssa6 d., i,ick DO bb,, 6 "a
& % DRY tclc, 25NI 30; Pick rlimon, l. 10 Ts
q narkcl't. !, % "aZ, GOA iicfrin.s, |, box,
f,onr and Wcs, bb'.--Genesscc, ext. 10 all %;
Ohio, e. 10 T., ,hsluG';s. &c l. b., J htal ~ :
Canadian. e. .. ~ it.i- 49,, =. touf v'slJ 20 CON
inca. 5Ya, 'V; De. Bond vine, .5i' 80.
Fruit. -kas,r-. bch, box, ! ia layer. 50
a tuiTantr, 2taz',' Almonds .Z"O DO shell
Gram, bush. Wheat Ill ~h. e6Ca2 IS Canslian
Blrlcy, elsa! o.; oats, STATE, ssae2 . Car A., ~ "a
Lu,r5 ,|Onk o.. and PS.. 81 ,oai9co. East
Spruce, - "a. o. sta'es, tbls. ami bhas.' lcl o.,
MoJe.cs, gii-Sev orleans. ,5al 20; Porto REQ.
nv. sal h.; cgta' Mus. Go. e'sJ' Cuba Glazed
Os.- Olive. gall. ---aJ 4 olive, ba.kc's .aa
; 5i Pam. lb. Il Isl-. Land, city, TO- al o. :
Whale, b,a--; Kerosene a -.
Pr0tiNOrs. --Reei, n. bbl-. - a2G o. DO Rep.
W J. Vs2ov; FORK, Gear, new, nominal Ia, ress.
80 ocG4l 20 DO %. w., - 1as LAID, per b., "a
~ battef' oisnse co.. S"A-9 10 state eya'S :
SI9,iis, ga!.-Nlcoiol cal 2 osa3 10; Brandy. o'h,
s,h ss y" s. g. s Son a. h HS pS9o, 3
| = Gan, AM, .1S; Whskey, Am, / sial So
81. ", b.-New orelrs 2la244 ; do clarified, 2is
az lers X s.co ~ 57l'-i@ Ho"n and '"''o~' ia
| 1eL i6.~Hyson. / Tag NJ YOUNG do, coal 95; Hy-
0oions aud snryc5i., sisi 'o Soueho;ns ami Con
fOtdecc.-- Kentucky, i4Ssio; Cubs, sS1e5 st. Do
min q lia9J' hat ann OJel D.; 10 l. . y, ~ 400.
| | 6sl i; Am. 7 and :, Gc / OJ,i / Me. Mad > y
* e sar; 80, 9i"G i; ,Cal Is; no. !, psllsa
boaE African, wlaiu, @ al W snJ nA do, OJa' >
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ROY WANTED, II OR II YRS. OfD-lN-
- quiIe cor. Nnfck and Dow ming st. Az
pON WANTEp--lN \ DRUG STORE
- WAGES ~ PaI week. Apply after a. NJ. AZ -
N4i.Igu I
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4 GIRL FROM 10 TO YEARS, To TAKE
"a char.c Of baby snd make herself seneray u-c.
iui Nace', - per mouth. Appy ~ North IN Il.
Millilmshurgh
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DOl WANTED TO READ COPY-MCSf
- ro,ide above 2n,h 4, and eas' Of 18th Nons
hut ,hose who frst rate readers OF writing need
appl., I, tugr. rs
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WANTED.

A NUMBER or COOKS, WATERS,
n houso and W stains siis v.pt,l fof sool stna.
tiors At wElPLY's Ofice, 3 Whitehsl 1t. opposite
Wehinrton iiote removed from Biosesa,. A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-07


Rebel Prisoners az Point Lookout.
The Point Lookout correspondent of the
Baltimore American records the arrival
there Of about nine hundred rebel prison.
ers, who admit the fight of last week to
have been the most desperate battle of the
war. They say that in three charges
against our forces they were repulsed with
great slaughter. The position held by
Grant is more important, and great efforts
will be made to dislodge him. The pris-
oners do not look so healthy and hardy as
those that came in from the North side of
the James river last week. They look as
if they had seen hard times and little sleep
They say that during the past month their
rations have been reduced, and that they
now receive no coffee, sugar or molasses,
their rations consisting Of fresh beef or
/ bacon, and corn meal, and this in very
small proportions. Up to month ago
| they received regular ratiOns of molasses,
sugar, andcoffee in the grain. Great dis
affection, they say, exists among the sol
diers at Petersburg in consequence of their
being so hard pushed by the officers, being
compelled to work night and day in the
trenches, and then marching back and for.
ward from point TO point The mortality
among the men is represented as most fear.
ful, principally from fatigue and exposure
which has greatly reduced their ranks.
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.M9RNING LEADER.
Gods 7lag.r


A little incident ocurred as one Of to
higades of the Reseve Corps was mscn-
ihg through Atheys, Alabama;
With banners streavng proudly in the n, glow
And bayOnets glTtening IL the suns f.su'
The brave Resersf as free from fear az .Sa-s
As though they Fere in peace Parsdls saaat he f,e
Through Athens onward marched y H'ee
brght-eyes fair-hsired girl Snt 1ogs SeIS Ss
Looked on the scene, and clsYPea ne. ii5
Papa, she cried, with feel ~
God made that fiag, Oh = = ~ sSALS = -. br,,a
bands.
- -. -iier felt resolved, as be
Tif.'I = zap the smiling child to greet,
-T1,a. ~ ~ y g arm might help to victory,
IIaSa ght beneath Goods flag most willingly,
honor, or a soldiers death to meet.
Piermont, n. T. R.H.s.
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DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INF LR MAR Y

nR. HUNTER STILL CONTINUES
- at the Old established place, No. Il Mathews
Block, south side Of the Public square, Cleveland o.,
curing all that eomen fact be is the only reliable
physician in Cleveland treating the following diseases
namely: Scroiula, Cancers, Tumors, Fistula, Asth-
t3 It ~ Sii - W I - N y
liar to Eemalesi Leucorrhoea OF Whites, Suppression
Of the Menses, Painful hIenstruation, Inflammation
and liberation Of the Uterus Womb, Prolapsgs or
Balling Of the Womb. an diseases Of the blood and
skin entirely removed from the system All diseases
name nature, treated in careful, thorough
and judicious manner, pointed out By long expert
I5- Low prices and quick cures. Recent cases cur
ed in ION three TO eight days All syphtic and meT-
euTiai talnts entirely removed from the system.
Or. HUn1Eh = constantly curing cases m ron
three to eight weeks that have eeD treated By other
physicians from one to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply to DR.. Hunter Immediately, either In person
" ttSEs a. ne never lalis 70 cure Ms hre
perfectly sale, and unknown to any other physician
In the United States.
Patients of either sex living at distance, BY stat
obtain medicines with directions for use, by ad
dressing Dr.. Hunter, Of Cleveland, Ohio. postpaid
Ane nclosing tee.
All oOmmunications confidential.
From his experience aud extensive practice. he
makes no scrupes in esserting that whatever he
dertskes In his speciality he will most certainly per-
form. No matter hsw hopeless may be the case-Rhe-
ther from extreme debility and prostration Of the
system, from unsuccessful treatment Of empires
self-styled 8 NJ. D!g' whom many have unfortunate
Of GI nv PATENTS l te me- Rpt TSy an ssTy Spp
cation me- or the no less fatal IDEAS Of overcoming
the disease by the advancement Of age, and strictly
moral mind for they, one and all, make the case
worse and II il is early one from the cause Of be-
ing entirely local. It ascts the eutire animal eeono-
my, and then requires general we'll as local treat
ment, which Dr. Hunter is happy 10 be able 10 say
that thorough Investigation, and great improvement
in the treatment OF private and delicate diseases Of
both sexes, of however long duration, yield 70 his
mode OF treatment. If the unfortunate value e and
health, they should be sure and call on physician o.
L age and experience.
~ No charge Tor advice. The Doctors Office ia
constantly thronged with patients from all parts o
| the country.
Dr. Hunter is the only agent in tbs United Ststes o
| ". B.-The genuine Eicbois' Female Italian Pill
cannot be found at any other place in tho Uuitsi
States except ut Dr.. Hunter 3 InfrmATy, Cleveland
| Ohio.
DR.. Hunter hAs-in his possession numerous oertih
Gates and testimonials which relieved and happy Pc
tients have rendered him, and hsYe kindly permitted
him 10 exhibit 10 those deairous Of his services.
i - Oflca honrn from 4. 4 % z nntls1hH