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"a III ''NsahEGls Couuereisi insurance Co :
called a. iha olies q ~ ueIneany on Mrudsv,
Nay lsi, lss5s % elect sigFen DifecgoIs 10 serve
ne ensuing twelve m1afia.
apfig-td =. G. MsNAfRF, ssG'y,
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SHIETs.-A large assortment. at reduced
prices, by Z. II. Thompson, No Is Cherry
tTeet, near Union. a.
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sp1ENpID ASSORTMENT

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
eF Note, Letter, Foolscap and Legal cap Papers, -
putf. white, Canary, Opaque, Magenta, Noun ( \
mo and Official Envelopes, Diaries Tor 1855. -
MeunranduIls Of every style, Pass Books, Al .
hnrla All sues, including soldiers Pocket Al
buns, Pocket Inkstands, Steel Pens, and -
large assortment Of the most Uelebrated Gold
Pens. Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery,
INCLUDING the celshrated Wostenholm's snd "
wade 4 Butchers Knives, Pocket Books, ~
pines. Combs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper, ~
Gun OIL, Backing snd Brushes, Buffers, Ar ~
holds, nOveI's, French Carmine snd copying
INKS MucilRge Gard Portraits Of Generals -
PM Packages, Port Folios, Dice, Fancy soaps,
Blank Books snd Biotting Paper, variety OF -
Desk Inkstands, Psper-M Fights Pen kseks,
ain Files, Letter Clips, Rubber Ialiers, krss-
ne Euiyes Ruling Pens, and an endless va
riety Of Notions. q
school Books school Books! u
We have email stock Of Cigars, which We p
sall sell n Cancinnati Pricos. Also, small
stock Of Csry's Cough Cure for sale Al Whole "a
sails Prices. VI
To the Soldiers. e
We have three beautiful Lithographs repre-. .
| sentug the different branches Of the seryce,
urlute.d in four coiors, ectitlsd Soldiers Ger
| tfrsfa. = a. Union Defeuder's Certificate and =,
%. 8 army Diploma Else i2xlS inches. a
i They are enclosed N pastehozrd tEbes and a
l can Re sent by msii without injury. Every on -
Ger and soldier should buy them and send N
| them 70 Their friends.
.s----.+.s ~ ei.cA -
| For the Aree, postage psid-.-.-----.--sSl %
| Liberal a. ssouuf made % y hoieHaie deslars.
| We gnI al al orders for Certificates o. Sta
uonszY. b mail u express, promptly. =
IN. RHODES 8 CO., Z
s5Fl Is uaioo ssresl Nashville. Tsaaa- .
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The best cosI for steam is the cuo,bsr.
and
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guaispilIe Aarertisetlsnts
O.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS

These pens bear my traas HlaTk, &C. p BAAEEs
EZRA Lou, KY.," for which have secured the
o0pgrsqa, and are warranted equal 10 6neness OF
material and workmanship 20 the best Eastern man
ufsetErs. and are believed to be superior to eli
others ia durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 20 make Ieally seryiceable pen
Sent By mail or express on receipt Of price and
rstTH charges (f BY mail, AZ nly riSk when 20 cents
AZ added for Tegistry.l Write your name and adj
dress plain Y.
Postage CA single pen three cents; pen with any
case or holder and box, sir cents Old pens re-
paired for fifty cents laad stazp) each. Circulars
sent FREE. Address
~ c. p. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
$50 Main-stTeet, Cor. Hixth, louisville Nv.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL ylEW OF MARRIAGE
n Containing nearly SO paaes aud i.in IN
Plates sfd EngraFing-s 81 the Anatcng q the 10
ms1 Organs n a stale Of Health aud disease, Win
z l1eatse on EsriY Errogs, its Depi0rahle Cou-e
Jaeeces upon the Mud acd b " sith the
Authors Plan OF fTeltmsnf 1.-The ouiy rsilonai aasl
Successful mode OF eure, a. shown by the repou
q Gases trested truthl1l sdviser 10 the mar
fedi AID thoee coutsmplatug marusce, who en-
terrain dauots 81 their physical conditi1a- seli
cents, staInes or p,Islsi curreuff, bv aldfessin =
IT. IA CkQlN, No. "a Masiea Lane. kihauy, y. Z.
ne suihor may b. consulted upcu any 81 The
,iSes'ses upon vthsb hisbcok treats eifll4r rsat,
tbs world. rnsrai3m
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

Plain Enery, with Abata $50 90
Sterling Silver case......... 40 90
Full Jeweledf "............ AZ so
Ilsin Bartlett, " "........... IS 50
Full JeWeled, Sc Z" - AZ
g" chonom'r bal. {" "............ 81 90
Appleton, Tracy 4 Co.. extra ieWellcd, gold
balance, IN q sterling silser csse s~~ IS co
Same, but with Expansion balance, in OF.
Sterling Silver csse............. rs 90
ssme but with Expansion balance, accurate
ly adjusted to heat and cold, in o. ster-
ling Silver IS 90
The above is for two ounce cases. Extra for three
ounce cases, SIS four ounce, $40. VIII be sent
nee y NAL OF express On receipt Of price. Pen and
Watch circular sent free. Address
O. P. BARNES,
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Watches.
ass Main-stEset, Cor. Sixth, LouisrIls. X.
g Apply AE-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For sac.

fatH conlfnodaaTss Bliek House aal gacant los o.
4 tIe NORTHWESTERN cornfr. o. Vine ana CetaI
street, For particulars anply 10
T. =. MCEWFN, q. p spruce 81 cr
I'd. J. f8OMf5oN. IS Union 81
spr I'D. copy
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kOR sAtE -If5 iset on north side OF Cedar A. d,
oornerof Part. with brick dwelling good posi-,
ton for residences OF business.
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F0h BALE-'fhe large, well huiit and rommo
dious residence OF Mr.. Bsukhaad % Broad 81
corner q McElmors. 200 feet depth OF lat
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A RARE CHANCE!
Executors Sale for Partition.

SALE POSTPONED TO APRIL49.
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF APRIL
a Il O'Clock, We VIII seil for Partition 70 the
hfzhess lidesr, lots on Summer sad Park streets,
near the csDltol. @hf Hft
The lots are admirably located for business Of
dNelllag h0Usesdeeldediy ths Inoss ae@lratau por.
tioo 81 tas city. Such property q rarely ever o.
fersd q pnhlic sale We would respectfully invite
tie sttsnfioa q al tbose who gish 70 make q asfs
aaa reFau1srali2s tnYesrmsnk
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fOH eAAh.-frhe New Theatre corner Union
and Summer Streets, We offer at price that viii
nett the purehsseF Is percent gross per snuum.

FOh sAlE-fhe pretty Block q stores, stories
nigh, on summer street. corner OF Union street
Dow rented al s5lou; this year, rent viii bs e.
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{ on sAiaE-A Farm Of ITs1S Acres, well I'M
ffsFed. uuief god fences, admirably appGrlion-
ed wells near the house, suC clstefn within
~ ieet, 1910 trtIt trees, pears peaches. plums,
cherries, apples, ounces, dafnsDas &c, l2O acres
Ia woods new farm house with rooms. barn
stable, ~ situated on the Gaihuin pike 6 Trsles
nom Nashville, sud within = mile Of the Louis.
vile snd Nashville railroad. The timber upon
thls iarIn, with gudiciOus management, might be
sold Boz nearly, IL not quite, enough 10 pay for
tiie farHns Hhich is we'll knoap - the +" WilliGm
johnson FsIHI
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OILS.
PAINTS
vARNIsHEs.
LIQUORS.

BIDS. Alcohol, 20 per cent.
8 10 per cent.
Proof spirits,
5 Pitts Whisky, pure. for med. purposes
4" Pure French Brandy,
I +" Holland (an It a'.
Pure Port, Madeira, and sherry Vines, -.
For asle low. by EWtN PENpbEFON.
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BITTRRs5.
brakes Plantation Bitters,
Butts Nedrou
HosteiieT's ionleeh a"
noQThave's Holland
Hoodaufl's German /"
For sale low. by EWIN a PkNDLElON.
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F0H = ALA comfortable dwelling on Gay St
a. the mouth II Say street., with 10 feet front on
Capitol Park, which eau be made pretty place.
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FOa 8ALE-H8 Acres Of beauiifl ground TX
miles south OF Nashville, with ihe oomfortabe
Mansion Of the Ea-U. 3. District Attorney, the
Hon. John Tumhe. Comforts 10 great alum.
dance ale here centered- fruits shrubbeFy, shade
trees, water, elessted grounds, e. %
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Won s4i.B-Iols Nos 81, 80 snd s. id College
Campus ca Cherry street, running 20 Hume Il.
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fOh eALk-Ihe d0uhie stately Manson noE oe-
cupied ~ MAJ E c McNsiry, east side of Hien
street. ID house north Of Church, with AL the
modern appointments aud eonpsuisnces. an To-
cAiity eulineBdY desirable. - Atf
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FOR sALE-fha Shelby Medical College, on
Fsr0sd street ioI los StG5 feet deep with ali ths
extensive BRICK and stone buildings well l0ca-
ted for seminary. hotel. or business houses,
add can b. sold 10 part or IA whole.
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FOh sALB-The 5ne family residence, centrally
sud b. Guufuiy situated, GU thu north Wsst corner
OF Nor.E High sud Onion Stree.s
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FOR SALSA Farm Of ISL ,Ssres, mules from
Nashville. nesrthe Galiatin pike, large 2-soory
stone ho1ss IN good repsir splendid coliar tiloer
TIE whole house, new frame kachea sud cabin
good smoke, stable and haggy houses, corn crib,
never tsilius spring covered stith = good rock
sprng houso, 90 aefaR IN closer the inst cutlins
land is N Good. fSsnnf5sr enough Is, hrs.v6od
Terms easy. NfW 81
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ALS0-Iols Nos. &C. o., 6s and o., east side OF
College street. sbeyo Medical colege,all OF which
Nc Ofer On liberal terms.s a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-16

MONDANy JAN. is.

How TO Ros BE4r1yrs.-A soldier
arrived from Sassna6 Who ~ thsoaeh
with Sherman. tslb 4 the trip, = report.
Cd in the Dayton journal:
The boys learned how 70 rob 6ss.hives
without the penalty Of stingine. The
plan VA TO rapidly approach the hive,
take i up suddenly, and hoistisg il upon
the shouldsr, with the open end behind,
run like thunderl The bess hustle Out
aad Az back 70 the place where tho hive
stood. The honey belongs to the boys
who win it. A cavalry lieutenant and his
squad rode up to . plantation hosse, one
day, and were pretty cfabbedly received
BY he girls OF the house, Who desired to
know "why in thunder you'uns can't let
we'uns be?" and hoped the devil would
get the Yanks. The lieutenant was not
very we'll pleased with his reception, and
seeing come tempting-looking hives Of
honey In the yard, he ordered one Of his
men TO hoist one up to him. The hive
was handed up in jiffy. and the lisuten-
ant. bidding The gals good-hy. started of
with the hive on his shoulder. But the
bees came out the wrong way, and swarm
ed upon the Lieutenant and his horse,
compelling the former to drop the hive,
while the haunting rebel females on the
porch, clapped their dainty. tiny hands.
stamped their little bare feet, and scream
ed .goody! goody! goodyll!" until they
cried for joy.
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.-... ...-.1
The articles in this stock of Jewery of the neaes
and most fashionable styles Certificates Of all the vari-
articles put in sealed envelopes and mixed thus
giving all fair chance and sent by mail for IS
each ard the receipt of the certificate, IL il at your
ia it, not Five CERTIFICATES. 81 eleven So thirty S.;
sixtyve, So one hundred SO Certificate money to be
enclosed with the order Correspondence promptly
swered
We wish 1t distinctly understood that our business Is
no Lottery Theobject Of this Of selling
give chasers the opportunity OF buying Jeweiry
the Wholesale prices with the chance of getting Watch
other valuable article; and all goods sent not
satisfactory, can be returned and the money v be
funded
AGENTS wanted in every town and regiment. Send
for Circular. Address, W. FORSYTH CO..
decl9-dAw3m AZ ard Al Nassau St New York
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On and after Wednesday, Nor. Esd, and until further
notice. trains win BIO daily except Sunday lsfei5
lows:
Leavn Keokuk 1t Sis A. n. and 2.a0 r. u
Leave Fort Madison at 1918 A. NJ. and 4No p. II.
Av-The morning train going North makes connection
Il n Madison with Mail Coaches for Burlington and 9TH
q psfnts Tho morning train South ceanects with the
Des Moines Valley Road and the Ill. ana Iowa Southern
nsy1Sd J.w.0GDEN, Secretary.
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miscellaneous.
LIDAY GIFTS!
Great Bargains in Jewelryl

w: FORSYTH co. AZ 4 "A Nassau st. New York,
tadJoning the Post ofhce) offer for sale the following
magnificent list of
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WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, &C.,

Valued at $500 600 EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR,
and nos to be paid for until you know what
you are to get
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n. D.-wANrKD-HIAes Puss. Bacon. Isrd. r,hov.
WAise beams, Glove seed, Timothy SEED, Flax 4eed,
sseAAess - oo kaSs, snake Root. POTATOES,
Onions. Batter, Eggs Poultry and al kinds Of Couhtry
RrUa1ce, fg which will pay the highest price In &ash
o. goo6. Oeeasnnents solicited and shall ksssI ny
prcmpt nttsntton. =. =. BOWER
apr2oA Wholesale Grocer. Keokuk, low
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American Skaters In Paris

The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Times says the skating costumes
this winter are very brilliant, aud that in
the "big thing on ice," Young America,
as usual, carries off the palm
on the Imperial skating pond-that is
TO say, the pond on which the Imperial
family, and their friends skate. and to
which are invited the best skaters from
other ponds-Miss ID. Low, of Massachu.
sets. has been the lioness, and Mr.. Mar
shall, bank-note engraver, from New
York, the lion. Miss Low cuts her name
with facility on the ice, which is a great
feat for lady in this country; and while
she and MIR. Marshal perform their won
ders, the Imperial party form circle and
look on in admiration. Mr.. Commac
Mr. Ross, Mrs. Ryer, and many other
American gentlemen and ladies, have
"gone up head" for superior skating, and
been admitted into the ranks of the select
on the reserved lake.
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THURSDAY, FEB. g..
New Article Of Commerce.

1t is an i'll wind that blows nobody anv
good. Some months ago taxidermist Of
this city held several thousand dollars
worth of bird skins. He stuffed and
mounted them as the demand of trade re-
CURED. That demand was very limited.
People, since the war broke out. have
looked more to the procuring of bread
and butter than of stuffed orioles. The
taxidermist tried the auction rooms. but
his birds scarce brought compromising
price for the skill and time required in
stufing them. The French milltners got
to perching stuffed birds upon little girls
bonnets. and adults adopted humminp.
birds as ornaments for their head gear.
Ihere sprang up at once a demand for
stuffed birds. The operator to whom we
have above referred sold his entire stock
at price such as was never before known
for like merchandise. A wholesale milf.
merry house in New York purchased all he
had, and only regrstted that there was
limit to the supply. The skins of foreign
birds are largely imported. The taxider-
mists have process of softenIng them
them though they we're kept for years,
SO that the task of mounting is as easily
performed as if the birds were newly shot. |
The inside of the skins are coated with q |
solution of arsenic or mercury, and the
bird becomes imperishable. A defunct
canary now has other value than
position under glass case, and thousands |
OF blue birds have been robbed of their |
little lives to do duty upon the Jockey |
caps of school girls.-[Phil. Gaz.
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Golawin snlsA on RsDol Rxlaoners
Professor Goodwin Smith resuapsd ri
advocacy of our cause Immediately ate,
his return home. In q letter from Man.
chester to the London Daily News, he thu,
exposes the latest ialsehood Of the friends
of the rebels in England:
10 the Editor Of the Daily News:
SIR: Lord Wharncliffe, in bis letter
published in the Times Of yesterday, in.
Inmates, on the faith of IN Americas cor.
respondent, whose letter he does not pro-
duce in full, and whose name be does not
give, that the Confederate prisoners in
the hands of the Federal Government are
suffering unusual privations, and that 1
pile of them has been seen living dead
from want of nourishing food. And be
accuses Mr.. Seward, in effect, Of exclud-
ing the agent of the Liverpool Sonthern
Bazaar Fund from the prisons, lest BY
his testimony these cruelties should come
to light.
In the course Of the tour in the United
States from which have just returned, l
visited the prison at Camp Douglas, near
Chicago, and the Prisoners Hospital At
Baltimore. And / beg leave again to
express the conviction stated in nv for.
mer letters, that the inmates of the pris-
on we're not suffering for want Of nourish
ing food, or from any unusual privation
and that the inmates of the hospital we're
treated with the utmost liberality and
kindness. l have among my papers, and
hope to send you in the course Of day or
two, the dietary of the hospital, from
which 1T will appear that there is no dis |
position, in that case at least, to withhold
suficiency Of nourishing food.
| beg leave to express, at the same
Time, my firm belief that the sentiment of
The people at the North is IS strongly 40 |
possible in favor of humane and eener-
Jus treatment of the prisoners, both as a
natter of duty and an instrument of ulti-
nate reconciliation; and this, notwith-
tanding that they are convinced, and in
act have the proof before their eyes, that
heir own soldiers are treated with the
,reatest barbarity in Southern prisons.
am, &C., GOODWIN SMITH.
Manchester,'Dec. 81.
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A FABLE.-A young man once picked

A FABLE.-A young man once picked
up dollar in the road Ever afteward,
as he walked along he kept his eyes fixed
steadily on the ground in hope of finding
another, and, in the course of long life,
did pick up, at different times, goodly
number of coins, gold and silver. But all
these years while he is looking for them,
he saw not that the heavens bright above
him and nature beautiful around. He
never once allowed his eyes to look up
from the mud and filth in which he sought
the treasure /; and when he died a rich
old man, he only knew this earth of ours
as dirty road in which to pick UP money
as you walk along.
What does our Redeemer say to us in
regard to such persons as the one portray
ed above He says we shall first seek
the kingdom of heaven, and all things
NECESSARY for this life shall be given us.
We should not permit the vain things of
this world to occupHour minds and our
time, whilst we neglect the Invaluable
gifts which God promises those that serve
him. "What doeth it profit man if lie
gain the whole world and lose his own
soul III Pastors Helper.
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OPINIONS OF GEMS. LEE AND COOPER
on AIMING SLAvEs.-The Richmond
correspondent of the Liverpool Courier,
in a letter to that journal Of the 9th OF
November, says he had been spending a
day with General Lee, who, in converse
ton upon the subject, said:
al wish you 10 understand my views ON
this subject. / am favorable to the use OF
our servants in the army. think we
can make better soldiers of them than
Lincoln can. He claims to have two hun
dred thousand of them in his service.
We can destroy the value of all such SOL
diers to him by using ours against them.
/ do not see why should not have the
use of such available material az well as
he. / would held out to them the GER
tainty of freedom and home when they
shall have rendered efficient service. He
has not given them home, nor can be
give them officers who can understand
and manage them so well as we can"
The writer further says that on the next
day he had conversation with the rebel
Adiutant and Inspector General Cooper,
who agreed with General Lee in his views,
and said:
al would not await the slow action Of
the Legislature on the subject We have
already used them (negroes) in the place
of soldiers, in the place of teamsters, enc
! in engineer service. We can use them il
other ways. There is no reason for de
lay. Let them be placed in the field, ant
give them freedom for faithful service il
the State.
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ALFRED NJ. LYoN.-Congress, through
the fundamentally of Mr.. Kasson, has
|iust done commendable act in voting .
I. pension to Mrs. Emily A. Lyon, widow
If our late fellow-citizen, Alfred M. Lyon,
Who was killed at the battle of Black Ri
FER Bridge. With the manner of his
aeath, our readers are generally well ac-
q uaiuted. He was not soldier in the
hanks, but was occupying the position of
kltIer of the Esd regiment. When the
Attle commenced, he shouldered his mus.
Ut. went into the ranks and fought like q
zero. was struck by rebel shot and fell
sortally wounded. The following which
1e clip from the Congressional Globe
ives the remarks of Mr.. Kasson and the
kbsequent action of the House:
nMr. Kasson.-There is ON the Speak
Is table House bill granting an eight
yllar pension to widow. 1t went to the
nate and was there modified in form and
keuage, but not in substance, and / ask
animous consent to take il from the ia
j. for action.
No objection being made; the bill III.
3No. $500 for the relief of Emily A.
pIn with Senate amendments thereto vas
nlen from the Speakers table for con-
.1eration.
he Senate amendment was to strike
II all after the enacting clause and insert
revision directing the Secretary Of the
,rior to place upon the pension roll thu
ne of Emily A. Lyon, widow Of Alfret
I,yop, late sualer in the Twcnty-thirt
ment of Iowa volunteers, but who vol
eered q private in company A Of tina
ment and while serving in that capac
vss MORALLY wounded At the battle o
K River, Mississippi. on the 18th Q
1863 and died on the field; he pen
to be 81 the rate Of eight dollars pc
d. commsncing on the 18th Of MAJ
and Ia CONT uue during tho widow
OF the psssioner.
!. be amendment WAS eoncuFred In.
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DOBERT Fl. GILMORE,
ATTORNEY 1T LAW,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
DR. ]. F. SANFORD,

DR. j. F. SANFORD,
Having retired from the GENERAL Practice Q fMedi-
cine In consequences Of large and increasn Surgical
practice made arrangements for the treatment OF all
cases embraced in the following enumeration
1sr All Sur bal cases and Surgical operations.
2Sp. Diseases OF the Eye and Ear.
3Rp Diseases OF the Lungs and Throat.
4Tn Consultations with Physicians in all cases ut
home abroad.
In order to the better treatment Of Surgical
cases and diseases Of the Eye and Ear Dr. Sanford has
an Inrmary for snch cases, where patients
will be well cared for and where all the appliances and
hest means successful treatment used in similar Insti
tutops In the large cities, will be found.
Having enjoyed for twenty years large and generous
patronage in the GEsER Al practice of medicine and
rery from the citizens the this city and the surround
ing country S. respectfully invites the public At
ention to special for the treatment OF
Surgical cases and diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
jel5-dn