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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.


7 osT-on Saturday morning, between and 2oth
h = and aud Nth, small Roll cf POINT tAOs,
The finder vii be faitsoly rewarded By LEAVING i:
8; No 14o L st. in Is IT.
EQUND-Cn Penn svepue, a email SON OF
l. MONEY which the owner car "a nsvs BY address,
amount md paying for this advertisement.
ia z5-3t"
I 0aT-Last night, between Wilards' Hall and
GT PH t ss 81 T se
corner Penn. avenue and 18th st. IT.
OsT.Left ny house on Monday, GEORGE
IL ANNA, a nplstto Girl, ten years of age; had
P Hhon vi. s
given # returned to No. 29A Ii, bet 18th and 18TH
I osT-0n the 22d January, 1864; one LETTER,
ehek fE one ponMSd :teTRling one hinks drs'ted
The psess
By leaving the same At JOHN MEG RAMS No
stopped the use Of it. ia Is IT.
fqom SSe 1,s sna
ssan. TIE snder Win be literally rsSsrdsa By
leaEng it at 1875 street, and receive the thank,
L 18th, 1864: a BAY COLT. about four years old
sdu% hsigh the hair Of the name s 1qebsd Of
hind ioot The owner can get ar him By g proving
A5 j. : st. street. bet 9Th and ''A' Navy Yard
FOUND gsTRAY-On the night of the 2lst inst.,
l. Dark Bay B0RSE, ssddled an OF lied; e 3.
on the fore shoulder, and two onss on the left hip
Supported to belong to some offcer in the 8.
army, which be can only have by proving property
and paying charges, by calling 1T the 8. Bakery,
ja 22-st" WIN. LYMAN. supt.
Cox REWARD.-strsYsd or stolen, from the
- , premises Of Il. l.. Bowling, On tho Mary
land side of Potomac, a chestnut sorrel 40 aaE
about 15k hands high; long thin tail and thin
name; cuts fort knees he trottns fast Is about
I6 wears old an known by the name of Hickory.
Tie above reward will be paid AID questions
asked by returning to GEO. T. FINEGAN: 24O
Pa. avenue, ia % lw*
Clio REWARD.-Strayed from the So bscribsr,
Cd " New Jersey avenue, one NshOgony bay
COLT; three years; not quite 6ftsen hsuds high
The above reward will be paid for the delivery of
the said colt TO Il. II. LAMB on Now Jersey
avenue. No $50. de IS
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DIED,

In this city, on the 21st inst, MARTHA, wife of
Oliver O. Fisher, in the thirty third year OF her
age.
Her remains were taken to Hartford, Conn i, for
intefment.
On the 25tb inst FANNIE FORREST, youngest
child Of Kate aud Cbas. o. Hamilton.
The funeral viii take place Oh TO morrow Tues.
day. afternoon. at o clock.
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FRoI THE TROET-A great any OF our Soldiers
returning from the army, stop tina avsnne
43e. near ~ street, at ths Dollar Jewslry Store
arc get Beautiful Present TO send home,
iW*
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On Thursday, January 2Ist. by the Raw Father
Boyle, JOaEfH r. WALTMBYH3. of Baltimo ore,
Md. to Miss. ANNIE r. HARDY, Of this city.
bait. al Portsmouth Pa pers please aopy,l
E1bursdsy, January 2lst, by Rey. d. T. Reese,
Mr. SAMUEL o. PALMER to Miss MAHYS,CLAX-
ION, both CT Georg etpwn, d. u.
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BOARDING..

BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
~ ROOMS, for married single persons. at
moderate prices, in pleasant locality-aout west
corner OF and Twenty first street, near Penn
avenue. ia - 81"
ONE OR TWO MEnBAns OF CONGREsS OR
~ others can BE- accnmrn od sted with Furnished
Rooms, with or without Board. where there are NO
other boarders. Address Box 731a, Post Office
ia 70 lHs
N0TICE-On and after Monday next, O. GAU.
TIER will be prepared to receive regular Table
Boarders at 81 fer week. ia l4-tf
A FEW FIRsr-CLAss BOAROER5 CAN BE
N accommodated 1T 426 Twentieth street corner
Of 2. TIE house has al the modern Improvements
js 1A-imr -
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CB1If 8AEG AIN "A new grand square PIANO
II FORr1. four large corners. large ser
sto Which cost 5000 cash il for sale By sVvSFV
sept,eman leavins Warrington and l. to BE- assn
a Prof Alex Wolowskis Rooms. 3i6 street
corner Of ltth Also, one OF George a. Pri acs 3
splandid new Melodsons. 10 % lW
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a COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. W.. E. SIyN.-On
Saturday evening last, Mr.. W. z. Sim, who
had Just retired from the management of Gan
terbury Hall, p as presented by the attaches
of that establishment with a splendid gold
headed cane, the inscriptions wherein bore
asiGence OF his popular ity with his former en-
ployeps Mr.. Ii. W. Eagan made the presenta-
ton speech. and Mr.. linn, who was entirely
taken by surprise. replied IN feeling manner.
The presentation was made in the presence of
the eI tire audience. and the latter were well
pleased 10 know that one who had so long ca
tered to their amusement was so well apple
ciated by those in his employ. Mr. Sim lea sas
this city with the best wishes of all classes Tor
his future welfare. ..r.- ...
DAsTARDLY AssAULT.-On. Saturday night,
as Mr.. Edward Hawkins, a butter dealer re-
siding at the corner of Tenth ard N streets
was entering his stable, having just returned
from MAJ ket he was attacked with a bar of
iron by man who had concealed himself in
the stable. but fortunately the two first blows
did not knock him SnnSeless, and he called for
help when the villain gave him a third blow
across the head, cutting IL badly, aud decampcd
before the arrival of several of the neigh bors
who were attracted by his cries. The object OF
the villain was no doubt money, and had 10 no,
been for hls failure to knock Mr. Hawkins
senseless before an alarm was raised, would
have 10 doubt accomplished his purpose.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION Skippon
and rounasman Sheed, of the Third Ward, on
Friday arrested James CrCpsev and Cornelius
Further on suspicion of setting fire to the resi-
dence of MIS- HUM on Thursday morning last
whereby ten dwellings We're destroyed, and
they were taken before Justice Barn aeIo, who
committed them TO Jail for further hearing:
and On Saturday the same officers arrested
Frederick b. Williams on suspicion of being
one of the parties concerned. who gave bail for
his appearance. An examination takes place
before Justice Barnaclo this afternoon
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AUCTION SALES.

By THOMAS BOWLING. Aucsloaser.
Geo setewI, D. @.
eWFkRs' A1sT CATTLE SCALES.
SALE OF EogsgsnLp
... AHa hiTCuBN FURNITURE.
Twelve fessaer Beds
Csrpeting,
CGArs,
Staree
Ten or fifteen sors o, Hay,
Wagon.
tsffisse,
Seysral sets of HARNESS,
large lot q Grow Bars,
Picks aud .hovtls
Five or six cord. OF Wood
.ssfe 10 tax, place FRIDAY, 2eth. 1864, at noon.
ia Is 1t Taos, BOWLING, Auct.
sAEE OF CONDEMNED QUaRpEgMAarES'
~ STOaES
CHfKF QUARTS sAsSTER'S OFFICE,
t.p0t Of WaShiagon )
EaShtngt3n ! e. Jan as iSStA
WIZ pc sold ST public srotiuu in the sau
bounced ~ and L, aud T~ sntisth AID TWEEN =
FRS etEseis n the city OF IasaiDs on D. c.. on
NFDN sSbAt, February 10 1854 q large lot of
Sol. tP khttN AND LEArHEK PARTS or WA2-
cNs,,g Arr OF HARN ESD, TOOLS, IS, &C..
pkFkE , TTScEHViCEA BIB.
The successful ticdsrs viii required to rem oya
ire storss within fifteen (5} days from the Cay Of
sale
Terms cash IN Government funds
sase 10 coEnmeace 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ. .r
d III ROCKER
Js u 70 Brig. & n. sBd On .rssTmssrsr.
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Rpowx,s RnoyCur.I Tporura

Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.
These Lozenges are prepared from highly es-
teemed recipe for elsviating Bronchial Affections,
Asthma, HOarseness Oou CHS, Colds, and 1rritation
or Soreness of the Throat.
Public Speakers and VocagiSts
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking or singing, and relieving the
throat after any UNUSUAL exertion Of the vocal
organs, having peculiar adaptation to affections
which disturb the organs Of speech. de "a I'm
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GALE OF CONDENSED HORSES AN D MI LIS

CHIEF QUARTgRMASFsR'S OFFICE.
DEPor OF WASHINGTON. ,
Washinstcn, ID. g, Janua-y %, IS6i.i
VIII be sold st public auction, at the Corr ais,
nesr the Observatory. ID the city of Washington,
d c., en- EEsDAY. February s. 1854, 8 lot Of
HORSES AND MULES
condo mined as ur for public service. Also at the
same time and place
A STALLION,
{thsrough bred,) the property OF the Unitei
Slstss
fsle to commence st 10 O'Clock. A VI,
Terms cash in Government funds.
d ROCKER,
Brig. Gen. and OhiEf O arteI m sster
ia 2S-lHt Department of Washington.
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By J. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Anctioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN iEgrH IND ELRygNT.i sFs.
WEST On -ELNEsGAY AFTERNOON Ja wary
q b at o'clocE the PREMISES shall sell ths
east half Of lot No. in Square No, SfS. fro lting
Is f5st On North street, between Tenth s7d Elsv-
eEth stree Is, and running back % feet inch i'm
proved By small brick back building, an two
bIu si fl sIne stores on 2 street north.
Terms Gna third cas- b; the remGiaier in six and
twelve months with in crest, sacuE ed ny deed IF
trust :ha prau,ises-tbe cost of copveyancins to
be psid by the purchaser.
Title unique ticpsbs.
il Fl 20 J. G. Mcguire Il co. Aucts
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Loss BY FIRE AND ROBBERS, PRKvENTED.-The
Subscribers call attention to their extensive stock
ofHerrii g, Coz Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
which are furnished at the manufacturers prices,
delivered at any part efthe city.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE K Co.,
de g I'm Sole Agents for Herring Il Go.
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A DARING RoBBKRY.-On FRIDAY night last
tnief or thieves went to the store OF J. q.
Saaner, at 3S0h ID street, between 9Th and 9th,
aho deliberately broke pane of glass In q buIk
~ihcow, and took therefroIn bundle Of whips
valued at over 500. The detectives are on the
captured. "
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ARRKsTRDoS SUsrICIoS.--AliceB Brown and
Charles Courcey, both co)ored, have been ar.
rested by Sergeant Cronin, under suspicion of
stealing money from Benz. Lewis, deceased
q colored man, under the following circum-
stances. On Thursday last, Lewis died of
cramp collie in a small frame tenement that
belonged 70 him on Third, near street, and
ircm expressions uttered I'm the presence of
friends, is supposed to have had some money.
few days before his death, he called upon a
gentleman named Birth, to count his money.
Alice Brown attended Uncle Ben (as he was
called and at The funeral it was discovered
that the money was gone and there was not
enough TIC pay the funeral expenses. The dis
coyery OF the loss induced the officers to make
the arrest as above stated
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STEALING STocKINGs.-On Friday morning
Mary Maboney, colored, in passing Mrs
Coyle's fancy stand in the Northern Market
took fancy to some stockings, and grabbed
six or seven pair and ran of. Mrs. Ooyle
however. pursued her, and took them away
and officer sullivan arrested the girl and tool
ner before Justice BarnacIo, but Mira. Coyls moi
wishing to prosecute, she was dismissed.
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WARRANTED TO CURBIN SIX DAYs-Dr Godfrey g
4ntidote, an English Specific of sixty-fve years.
standing. will cure Gonorrhoa in sig days. No
chap of diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
byS. G. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ia ely
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By. O. Nee UIRA & CO.. Auctionesrs.
QAJE0P VkIJTARI.E DR0pT

ByJ O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionssrs.
TRANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
of Ct Of a 'hs on &:
nth day Of October. 1858. and rendered in cause
and others. complainant s. and sobsrt BrocHs s
ard others defendants. ths undersigned. Trustees,
in Warrington city, D. O., '' s ''''' '''~''
On TaURsDAY. ne 2sth Of LannaryGts O'e ok ,. ~
eleven and twelve, in Square numbered 49,. which
are contained Within the following mstes and
eight feet sna s1 inches @
corner of said lot eleven and running thence south
the rear Of ,sid lot thence north twenty Ave feet,
and thence east to the point OF beginning; with the
This properly is most eligibly situated for buaf-
ness purposes, on the vest aide OF seventh street
proved BY our story brisk Quilting NO. l,sJ o.
Eleventh., and two-s story building in this rear.
On II. M as 1 Z. fBss p.4. Of
in SQUARE nun osrsa ST. Sash !:
the st the norSss
said lot and running thence south thirty eight feet,
hefe es s
eight feet and thence east TO the point OF begin
sas e on Street west.
between e and streets porth snd "a i'm ,roye1 BY
dweilir hcuss No. 4sl.
On the same afternoon at fire O'Clock p. M. tie
All that part of Lot Suuab ered four, in sq7.rs
nnmbsr ISL which is contained witnin the follow
meleS
the toEthe sat corner Of said lot ana running
west twenty six fe aud two and fourth inches,
feet sna e s
thence north forty three fest and eleven scd one
and one half inches, and thence south one Hundred
and forty three feet and eleven and one fourth
purtenances sitnatsd on the nor II .ide Of street
north, between 9TH and 7th strests west, sid iei-
pre'sd by stro, story frame dwelling house, No.
On FRIDAY, the 2eh Of January anstant, at foa,
oc.ccs M, on ne PTsntssS-
within the following Inspss and bounds 8egin.
ming at q point On Penn ayeGue three hundred ard
right angles With the line of said avenue one hun
gsson Win S Of said
ty-three feet and three inches thence ct right
sPs Elk ia' ss ssa
Al thence with the l.ne OF said avenue to the be-
+, No.
"a and in the row known a. the Six Buildings.
kad ON SATURDAY, the 3nth d ~ Of January inst.
at ttres O'Clock at the AhcIoa Rooms Of @.
Lots dssi sna' ed in James orutchette su bdiyison
of sous1e En- nlhersd 1855 IS lots 8, and
Also, lots numbered In SQUARE numbered as.
also. an undivided m oiety Of lots numbered and
Il sss; part Of lot aa .oss s. I.
d ey
nin. Iy pine feet and i've nche the rear ef said
s @s sn
rerps Of sale: One third the purehase money!
f. IN Sss
interest and to be secured By the notes Of the
sgeeti,e purcs asers' endorsed TO the satsfaction
q O. nj tie full r.ymsn. Of the purchase money
if.ny puTcsaser shah make default for ave days
after his purchase the trustees reserve the right
800 RSS Sss.i Tru.s.ss.
3al2-d MCGUIRE & CO., Auots.
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CoRss, &C. Those afflicted with these trouble
some things whether hard or soft; also those
rcub led with Banions, Callosities, club and in
growing toe nails can find great relief and salts
factory benefit by applying to DR.. White, a "a
Pennsylvania avenue, between l3 and 9th streets.
No charges for consultation "a 5-tf
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Byy 2 Med IhA CO, Auetionesrs-
kNATANSIFA SALE OF CR0CkE2Y, GLASS;
- WARE. fABLs CUTLERY, DO 5C-OD WE'D
kksDAf MORNING, January z7tii, 1T 10 O'Clock,
81 tie ettSbii' hEaeDt OF Messfs Bon.z & Griffith,
sell
"A very large ssiortmant OF Granite. lion Stone
China and keck uehar1 Wars. c0mprisirR Cursens,
Cove e1 and Flat Dishes, pi cRers OF sn siZss,
Bow s. Plates, Tea and Coffee Sets. &c
Cut az pressed glass Pitchsrs, Fruit Dishes TuEi-
hlers. Gotlets a. d Wines
Superior Table ana Pocket GutlsTy-
Zine Painted snd Grant, Toilet Ware.
Erufh hes ard Busters of all kinds.
Tin Buckets. boilers, Bowls, and Pans
LARGE assortment of Stationery and Playing
Cards
2sG dozen Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys.
Glass Counters and ailliner's cases.
tt gather with many other srticlss.
The attention Of the trade ia particularly in
vited TO these goods which will be sold in lots to
tu't
Terms cash.
ja2l I'd 10 MCGUIRE e. Co Aucts
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DISEASES Of the Nercons, Ssn1inal, Urinary, and
Serval SystsnS-re1c and reliable tTsdtnisnt- IN
Reports Of the Ho,card ASsociation-Sent BY mail
in sealed letter envelopes, flee of charge. Address
Dr. j. SKTLLIN HoUGHroE, Howard ssociation,
No. 2 South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. d. 3m
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A GENERAL REBELLION.

ITtn77ph of a Great DiScOUeTy
The public has reJslled against cIutsrising Hair
Dyes. Fashion has fsresworn them. A sa9acious
community has sd opted in tn cir stead,
CHIsTADogo's HAIR DYE.
and for these reasons. 1t enbTOwns and blsckens
the hair. not the skin. 1t is resetabls eollient,
not 8 Jurningf aid. It does not burlesque nature
with blooming meta lie tin but produces her own
hiring hnss. Its cooling effect is lasting. It defes
detection. It's results uniform. It fails.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsTADoRo, No, Aston
House. New York. Bold by all Druggists. Applied
BY all Hair Dressers. js22-eolm,r
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SUPPOSED STOLEN HooDs.-Friday, Justice
Giberson issued a search warrant againsXA.e.
house of Mary O'Brien, Johnson's row, SV3S:
poodle, ia order TO recover S272 stolenkf's211
John Day, OF Montgomery county, MdsIC14
search was made by officers Hessler AlFT
Crown. OF the Fourth Ward; ard though tine
search for money was failure, the officers
discovered six cotton Sheets seventeen pairs
of cotton drawers, three cotton wrappers three
cotton pillowcases, seven white linen handker.
chiefs, seven small keys; all of which were
concealed under bed. Mary says she took
them 10 wash for the 69th New York when az
Georgetown College, which was before the first
Bull Run fight. But the officers would not
believe her statement, and took the goods
Mary was sent TO jail for hearing by Justice
GiberSon.
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NAPOLEON
IL The well known b orse Of -
Col. q 'Fassy for sale. IN
Inquire At PA Penn. avenus, in store. AAA
in
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nOUsE FOR BALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR 4
aud 20 feet deep. The Houus contsins rooms, and
lie in the btaithiest part Of the city. Apply st tne
corner OF ID and 10TH streets. DAMONG xOf.
js26IS Wig Mskir.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17
Legal Notices.
NOTICE..

To Pollard Ebert;
You hereby notified that there Is file inhe
one vi the Clerk OF this Disscs Court Of Lee county,
Iowa. nj Pert Madison, position Of Samuc Vail pray
ing for the foreclosure of certain tax deed executed by
the city OF keokuk by its City Collector to him convey
ing lot 10 block l66. city Of Keokk LIS county, Iowa
SAID lot sold plaintiff for the due said city
for the year l62 aud he hes nce paid other taxes which
by Av alded to his lien. Rihinn6 pays that the
title to said lot may be quoted in him, and that your
equity Of redemption and oil your claim upon said os
may be cut of and forvclosed. sAs
Unless you appear thereto and defend before
the second day vi the Of sid Court which
the LIST Monday of September next decree will
be rendered against you thereon by def,ult.
~ RANKIN T. Nc RARY, 81
Reveuue Stamp so cts. Il Atty's for Plaintiff.
augI2
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Origin Al NOTICE.
Ordinary proceeding.

Legi G. yiex,
~
Nm A. Denton and "1naAy Psu&oeAns'
Britton Willis.
There is low file in the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Count Of Lee county Iowa, at Neokuk the tetL
ton Of Lev vets, claiming of defendants thssu of
s9s So with ten per cent interest oa the 18th dsy Of
November, l6dU, Judgment recovered by him arrut
you IN the district Court II D~kcta county, Nebrasks
Territory, November lah lS6A Ssd ls,itson ssks for
an attachment
Unless you sppaf AID answsr said petition OF be-
fore the second day Of the September term
1864. Ut the District Court judgment will be rendered
against you. RANKINk McCRARY.
Revenue stamp 20 cts. Ks Attys Tor Plaintiff
iuly22-dlw
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lied FEED Ill have on hsnd
a Il All tims-s isrre qpApsy Of Fsed. which Iva,
= aSu kas y. Ms.As M Nas nHV I'm 6pdtse ~ Gss
works OF handed 70 -. Il YAR6UN
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To q ushwick Guthrie and Sophia Guthrie, his wife,
Adeline Guthrie and Charles Brewster:
You HEREBY Notified that there h file in the
ONCE Of the Glars OF the Instruct CArt q Lssae county,
Iowa az keknk petition OF George Ponefoy, praying
Tor eeree cancafinx and ssting sts, ft@nalenS
Certain conveyance ct real estate made ~ ooulhN rick
Guthrie aud wife u AdelBs eiutArie and sps prs$ nk
tns ece alton u certain mortgage 81 BY said 61th-
WICK iutffe aud wife to DEFENDANT Chales brvwptes:
and aise praying decree sale Of cstalu rse a.
tate 'ot tss vm-nt Vi certain Judgment in G4var
Unless You appear eaeto and defend before man Of
the second day Of the September term 1854 Of said Court
decree viii be rendered against yuu thrreon by a..
FAULT. GEO VI MctsR ARf -
kevenae stamp " cnl ATTY ~ RaaintiG
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NOTICE-A Fine Brick Residence.
with rs acres OF land, all improved md inst ONT
SIDE the coIporae Unite Z, kccink for sale very low
Any Que Wishing Desirable rssade0ce 81 bargain
enquire q Essks HART e
july2$tu No. Estss H4,sasa K.ok ~
LIRE CRACKERS.-50 Boxes M. !
u Cola Chop. just received and ~ aaIs ~
Jsl9f KktLo1d BIRGK
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L..s...x. III. July Ieth. isT,.

Lasaxlx, III, July Ieth fsGs.
JcEx H. BrcoD, Esa-Desr var. have been q sufferer
for SIX years With Chrcnie Ehesnsssns aud take great
pleasure Recommending L~ii@ Gcut Ner
a1yis Specific BE- the b-sf measosfe FIR
that have heaTdnf When 1.csa taking 10
I conii hardly walk sit still crest the pain,
and in tlrr- days fee ors H. sbd al sA arr.
the first i've YEAR fee srGrn lgfr ard fse so
uimle thai think he -anelEe al whilei3 1t
did mich far But Il Il spfetid
rle1rine, and would recommend ali those afflicted with
hos. diseases IT have ust found Capt Raymond
IL friend Of sare, his lack wih insrn Dsiofy reH
rlasin, and told him what your medicine nd
he will you some it, Esclose5 please hrd
two dollars and -end two bottles Of the spetic III
shcuad not ned il myself viii give ITO that
Cora for there plenty that suffering with tpse
cise.ses thar rrerg=iBtef III yur Specific and
think that yoR ought !" publish il tn every sit, fhs
UnioB Very St~g ectfuIy, yDcrs,
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