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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-07
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.

Sole Agent for the United ststesand Canada,
JOB MOSES, 81 Corslsndt ST., New York.
S-B-sloo and postage stamps enclosed to any 81
thoriIec Agent, willinsrrea bottle, containing Pill
byr-tnrn mail nor2-d1y ins
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-07
CHERRIES SALE.

~ SrA1E OF Iowa, Lee CouSTY--ss.
kv Sirtne OF special uton directed, issued
~ the Clerk OF the District Court of said county, favor
OF ssnk Acker, aud against william Rees Adminstra-
tor Of William Rses deceased and also decree against
W ,lian RAes Administrator OF William Rees deceased
Mary anu Rees ENTITY L Grey Walter GREY, William
.es ~al Hoes, Be janin Rees Joseph Rees, samuel
- Wesley Rees Robert Reee, Carone Rees h snas
~ gurnet Danson Wood.ey Dickersan, Ally Dun on
sYah D;ckerson Danson uokerson, Alfred Bung So
pbroata Shaner Jeremiah sh iner Kate shaner Camp
s shansr Is Shaner Will am Shaner, Ally Shauer.
Saphr,,n a sianrr Jr have eyed upon and will sell
~ fhe highest bidder at front door Of the Clerks of
&C. OF the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa. at Keo
kak in said county, the 18th day Of July, A. d..
1885, between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and clos
NJ commencing O'Clock p NJ. of said day, the fol-
owing property to-wit, Lot ~ in block eighty-one
sll ia Massn's Lower addition to the city Of keokuk,
lie county Iowa.
To be sold BY order ofcourt satisfy said writ Of
,utiSn.
Z sriuser's Zee 50 co. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Eeoknk Junl2, '65. mon Sheriff Lee Co.. Iowa.
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IT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
Os TON
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, !
4 EAr-.ns rl.rs ~. L.

SOUTHERN Division OF Iowa
l. Peter Melendy, United States rsha the State
o. Iowa DO hereby give public Notice that in the
the United states against six barrels OF HkhNines
marked hye Union Lne. in canss OF seizure aud for
fixture un1ef acts 81 Congress- did the II day Of
June. A. .. 1865 At keokax, Lee county Iowa arrest
aud take iHt1 my possession for safe custody six barrels
Of Ia g And hereby also give public notice that
tie time assigned Tor the return OF said warrant and the
hearing OF tins the first Tuesday being tAe LIST
day OF august, A. 1852, and | hereby admonsh and
shannon al persons caimeg any interest in said six
barrels 81. dighslnes, marked RYE. Union tine,' or
knowing having anything TO say way the should
not be dcreed to be forfeited TO the United states aud be
condemned and sold to answer the prayer of libel
Ia q; they hr and pear betare said District Court
H. n the city oil keokakin said District SAID
1st day " August is9 at oc'eos when and where
said cause VII be heard then aud there TO inteipose
Their claims aud answer sad libel OF nfor nation and
MAKE 1hsir allegations IN that behalf.
PETER NELEyDY
I. S Marshal sur the State of Iowa.
By Ii FULTON Deputy.
Ianf L. lima -
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Legal Notices
/ s. MARSHAL'S pROCLAMA.
TI0S
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l,
anr~appw nxvrs,,~ 90 vova 4,

se q, uNlTED STATES OF AMERlCA,{s.
SorfaRRS DIVISION or Iowa. ],
Peter Melcudy United States Marshal for the State
- Iowa do hereby give public notice that in the OF
tae United states against bills highwfnes e. ALA in
sause OF seizure and forfeiture actsof Congress-
II, on the 2st DAY Of Juae D 1865, in the town.
ofC Lee coanty ARREST and take into my
Possession Tor SAFE custody bbis highwnes recti
lying tub, mash tnh sfti tubs, l douber, copper
etia hot water kettle, copper worms, cold wster
vat And hereby a-o give public notice that the time
assigned for the retarn OF said and the hearing
OF this Ia the rt Tuesday August being the first
day OF August. D. ls6s. aad hereby adronish and
sum all persons claiming any interestin said
obis. OF higwines old or knowing having nything
% why the should not be decreed forfeit
ed TO the United States aud be condem ed and sold
the PRAYER ofsid bellant that they and ap
pear be5re said District Court Mt its i the CITY OF
kekn said District, said LIST day Of Aiigsst 1865
a. o'clock p ~ whom and where said csase will be
heard then and there 10 fnterpose their claims and
sad ibrl oi information an make theig Legations
in that behalf PETER MELESDY,
z. 8. Marshal for StatsIof Iowa
8 BY III. FULTON Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co., Iowa, June 24-dIw.
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UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
COLBURN,' HOWELL g. CO.
AGENTS.

THE GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ALL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
TTAvR ENTERED INTO AN ARRANGEMENT FOR
IL the purpose of ransactng together the business
of INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY
FIRE, AND THE PERILS OF INLAND TRANSpORTA-
TON" and have established Office in this city
designated the UNDERWRITERS AGENCY" and
attention is respectfully called to the superior ad
vantages which the Agency affords to those who desire
to make prompt and reliable insurances.
H1-ONE POLICY of Insurance ia issued by the FOUR
COMPANIES through this Agency, which is made to
meet the necessities of tho business community
CURING, WITH DISPATCH, LARGE LINES OF IN
SURAECE WITH RELIABLE COMPANIES, UPON UNI
FORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS, THEREBY
OBVIATING THE NECESSITY OF APPLYING TO VA
RIOUS SEPARATE OFFICES for assurances to the
amount they soveray able to accept md holding
numerous separate policies, THE CONDITIONS AND
WRITTEN PORTIONS OF WHICH RARELY AGREE,
rendering it next to impossible for the assured to be-
come familiar with and harmonize their various con-
hictng conditions.
BY the conditions of the UNDERWRITERS POLICY
BUT ONE SET OF PAPERS is required to prove a loss
to the several Companies insurng under it. thereby
making tho adjustment simple and expeditions.
THE CASH ASSETS OF EACH COMPANY issuing the
UnderH riters' Policy of Insurance exceed HALF A MIL
LION OF DOLLARS, making security in the aggre
gate of
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FRESH GOODs---FULL STOCK.

k0PACKAGES NEW bfACKEREI, -s.r--s...-. ..
cO 150 bags Rio and Java Coffee
200 boxes Candles
200 whole boxes Rasins, Layers
200 half boxes Raisins, Layers
so boxes Cooking Soda
100 boxes Magic Coffee
go chests best Teas, cheap
2c0 bbls. Sugars, various kinds
90 tcrccs MolnsseB
25 bbls. Cider Vinegar
so bbls Corned Beef
25 bbls. Corned Pork
$50 boxes Starch
200 boxes Soap
500 boxes Herrings
200 boxes Pickles and Ccrkins
200 cases Sauces and Kctsups
200 bbls Extra Flour
so packages Goshen Butter
Spices of oil kinds. Maccaroni, Ctron, Preserved
Ginger, Cooking Extracts, &c. &c.
GEO. w. CLARK e. CO.,
august II No. 145 Meeting street.
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AUCTION SALES,
$50 cases Boots, MOeS, cutters, DC,
by MILES DRAKE

lSo egSsS I.Y BG9s; m9Is;ts $sYsi rs, .GSsi,srs &c.
On THURSDAY the oath inst. will sell. my stoc
des4abe S Nas o and the Gowng
market and to be sold without reserve:
oa as pair Mems Half Welt ana P. s BOOTS
200 pair Mems Half Welt and r. s. Congress Caters
|. 65 pair Mems HUFF W. Brogans
60 pair Boys Boots
80 pair Boys Calf Balmorals
500 pair Ladies Kit Morocco and Lasting Congress-
$50 pair Ladies', Kid Morocco and Lasting Banorals
100 100 pair pair Misses Misses GGnersss Boots and Caters
60 pair Misses Kid Slippers
GU pair Youths Boots
80 pair Youths Calf DaIniorals
80 pair Youths Calf Ties
1000 pair Chdrens Boots and shoes-a beautiful as-
80 gross 4-S Shoe Laccs
16 gross So Shoe Iaccs
% gross 6-s Shoe Laccs
26 gross 7-8 Shoe Laccs.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
Tcrms-Sums $500, sixty DAYS: from 500 Tn
$500. thirty days; under SIOD cash on delivery All
notes to have hp.roved cndorsers and interest added
Goods ready for inspection on Wednesday,.
August 81
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUAnrEImAsrEnl
WASHINGTON d. c., July 3D. 1866.
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION to tho highest bidder
the following rolling stock:
O. On TUESDAY. September 10. at the Portland Co.'s
THURSDAY September @ a. y at MnEIy Williams.
shop % IN Boston Mass Four lD locomotive Engines.
ps;,n ONDA9 September % ut Kennctt Square.
feet e%ht,a q; half inch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY. September 27. ut Wilmington, Del,
Eghty-four tsD Box Freight Cars. five foot gauge.
The above stock is all new the very best quality
The Engines arc five feet gauge. five foot drivers,
gauge at triiing expense.
Sales to commence ut 10 A. NJ
Terms: Cash in Government funds. ....
H. T.. ROBINSON
August IA Brevet Colonel and A. Q. III.
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Three Million Dollars.

THE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY of the Com.
panies interested In this Agency the respectable
character of the large number of gentlemen composing
their several Boards of Directors afford an abundant
guarantee that oil business conhded to them will be
HONORhBLY AND LITERALLY CONDUCTED.
LOSSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY
PAID AT THIS OFFICE.
Applications for Insurance in the above COMPANIES
may for the present be made the residence of 8
HOWELL, No. Hasel-street
CoLBURN, HOWELL L CO.
August 81 mw2
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS

AS NATIVE CARoLINIANs, THE pUnIIsuERs
w naturally look to the interests OF their own State,
ana 20 that OF the South snd as citizens ef the United
stasss they win not wanting in the proper sroant os
devotion and respect Sor the Gencral Government.
Every effort shall be made 70 make the DAILY NEWS N
hFst class nswapaper ana In every vawpttay Of tho
patronage OF the public. y 1''Np E''' i7i'
Our terms for tho present will be the rate OF tan
dollars per snnum. Subscriptions tscstved tor three.
ak and twelve months. payable in advance ~ 70
postmasters and others throughout tho country who
may interest themselves u procuring subserptions
will be allowed the usual per csntage j o.,
'' .'''f 'CATHIART., MolfHLAN q H0aTort,
sa Pfopsiesors, N0. 1e Hayae. g. c'a
Auguatlt Tig.It5,..
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PHILIP r.. KEGLER.

H1- COTTON and all kinds of pRoDI1cE receivsd IN
exchange for Goods. - - = - ~ '~ 49, -
Consignments received sale, and every attention
paid to the shipment and forwarding of PRODTCE
MERCHANDISE, etc " AnWst ~
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DAVID BARROW
NO. 153 EAST BAY. = ~

~ NV 1<4ANL LII
TTAS JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING INVOICE
Il Il Of DESIRABLE GOODS per STEAMER CRANADA
which he offers ut the lowest market prices:
boxes GROUND COFFEE :
bags Rio Coffee 80. ....-
. chests Oolong Tea
caddy Green Tea
boxes Chemical Soap .,. ..
- ! box Pale Soap
Gvxcs Uaeeilo ahcee eoYD
I keg Cooking Soda
boxes Cooking Soda
boxes Starch p,
boxes Adamap.ine Candles
1 box Ground Ginger
boxes Ground Pepper
bbls. Soda Crackers
5bls. Sugar Crackers
bbls. Butter Crackers
l sack Table Salt
1 case Matches
box Yeast Powder
500 LAGOON Segars
1000 La Retica Segars
2 gross No. Backing
gross No. Blackip9
cases Bourbon Whisky . I.
cases Old Rye Whialy
cases Otard Dupuy & Co. q Brandy
cases Pinet, Casteliian Co "a Brandy
cases Holland Gin
cases Claret Grape
cases Blackberry Brandy "' A.
case Sherry Wine ''
I case Raspberry Syrup
70 cases Edinburg Ale
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REFINED SUGAR, COFFEE AND

hEF1NEU SUGAR, COFFEE AND
OTHER GROCERIES,.
Ol BARRELS c. AND EXTRA SUGAR ''
~ 10 barrels Crushed Sugar '. IT.
10 bags Coffee ''..
fF. so hhds Choice Molasses i....'
80 tierces Choice Molasses
.frs. 500 boxes Fay's Family Soap -''..' 80. .,
.'.r 100 boxes Pale Soap ..
10000 pounds Choice Bacon itrr
100 cases Kerosene Oil .. -!.i.
SO boxes Adamantine Candles
100 cases choice Bourbon Whisky
10 barrels choice Bourbon Whisky
10 barrels Vinegar
20 Cider .. >:
90 casks assorted Glassware 4. 's-ta
100 cases choice Claret 80
100 boxes Window Glass ... &c. ...- tf'.
And full and varied assortment Of other aoods
For sale ut the lowest market rates by
THADDEUS STREET,
august II No. "a East Bay
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THR CORN CROP IN FIRGINn.-The Richmond
Republic, Of a recent issue, in reference TO this
subject, has the following:
While the area planted in corn In Eastern yir
ginia is probably not one-fourth as great "a that
OF $780, the quality Of the present crop has never
been exceeded. 1t is not believed that ever before
WAS there, on the same number of staIks. an Iar.o
quantity OF grain This s tho ,copcurrert tasti-
mony OF persons who have recently passed tbronol
most OF our eastern and northern connt;ea A.
the people have nothing but their cropa 70 1vb;oh
to look for support during the current year, the
prospect Of abundance is, even more than in ordi
mary times, subject Of congratulation. 80 ,
In the country along the Upper James. abont
Lynchburg, and in the southwestern, parto tbo
state generally, zen splendid corn-growing. region
ry ~ may DO % remarked, we fear there has bees al,
tions, the prospect is that there Is to be nauch
more. An excess Of rain produces en- immense
crop OF stalk, but little corn. The rains that have
1alen during the past two weeks prevailed in the
couh.ry just mentioned, have beon very heavy
anu IN done ihoaicuabe damage to the crops
10 CIVIL OFFIcERs.>-An important noint aava
the Macon Telegraph, In the last proclamation ~
snaas pFss,ae t is that relating to the civil
ent IL will be seon that he decares that .e a. ciS
officers who haye taken and subscrbed the a. oath
prescribed in the proclamation aforaEs;d 10 s,nt
embraced within any Of the exceptiona q, VIC
may have received speclsi sp1nssty II einSraeea
SEab proceed thereafter in the discharge OF the d
ties Of their several offices according to the laws
"a existence prior to tue LIST of January, 1851 so
cat condition. fA'"'
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60. JUST RECEIVED:. .
TOO BBLS. FLOUR
AOO rs bbls Sugar '5 -. r='s.E
90 bbls Crushed Sugar 1'.a o. =
80 bbls. Powdered Sugar 10 -..H.ss' d.
so bags Coffee -t - q" '..-a ....a.-
so chests Green Tea ~ .'s .... - ..H
..... 80 boxes Atamantine Candles
~ . 25 boxes Colgate's Soap ".E
i...... 80 boxes Colgate's Fancy Soap !. ...
49,. 100 sacks Liverpool Salt ~. r.-.
.. 100 half bbls. Mackerel y =. g.. .r..
100 quarter bbis Mackere1 - I."rl h.s. .s i.sa
.y. 80 boxes Layer Raislns ".nt. u'''iff
=. 4r ~ 25 dozen Buckets ~ ~ - q. .IsrGE0
g..t 10 gross MEson's Backing , ~ ..l... .tns
10 bbis Linseed OIL ..... O. 'l.ir.,.
.,,,f dozen Whoebarrows '-t =. .,I.G .1
ROD IRON ~ '' FURNfrTRg .a y nEs
Sheet IRON Cooking Stoves
Horse Shoe Iron Powdered Ginger
Horse Shoes whiting t".ao .fa-;r'L
Horse Shoe Nails Leather
r. Lath Nails Carriage Trimmings
~ Aatchets Whftevash Brushes T." I"
hammers Segars'E .is'% - Is >.
. -. Lead Pipe - Wire = '-S .t'EI-. -.
For sale by ARCHIBAIO GIgJvrY.H m .r,.s
Ausust 40 IA 126 and l2a Meeting street
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE
No. l75 East Bay sire ct,
- Between Queen and Cumberland


r. Between Queen and Cumberland.
CHOICE CHoIc ANDwARIED STOCK OF WINES, BRAN
"A DIES, WHISTLES, etc.
rs cases choice Old Port
'Nr2o 'cases Ctolden sherry
l5o cases Claret including the most superior qualities
! or ST. Julien, St Fstephe, Chateau La Rose, eto.
10O cases Rhine Wines, including the most superior
qualities OF Hochheimer Niersteiner; Rudishei-
nler etc
75 cases Haut Sauerne. including the most superior
. qualities of the various brands
~ cases Champagne. tn wit: Mnrceaur. Hoidaeick
Fleur de Champagne
- %. cases Ginger Wine
Is cases Blackberry Wine which is highly recon.
-, I' mended for its medicinal Qualities :. : =
20 cases st. Domingo Wine
20 cases st. Domingo Punch
25 cases Arrack Punch
so cases superior Bourbon Whisky .., %. .,..
25 cases Bourbon Cocktail '-
Is cases Brandy Cocktail
20 cases extra fine Cognac-yintage 1895 ..-.s
80 cases extra fine Cognac-Pinet Castillon
p 20 cases genuine Holland Gin
as cases st. Domingo Bitters
80 bbls. superior Whisky-various brands
bbls. Y. P. NJ. Whisky-15 years old .'f
quarter casks Old Brandy Doe. ...
pipes Union Flag Holland Gin
casks Old Pale Sherry .-. r...
100 dozen Muir's Scotch Ale
160 bbls. Philadelphia Stock Ale. 80 '- ..... ,.f
At wholesale at '- ". F.,
No. l73 East Bay-street,
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THE SCHOONER General Scott, belonging to Messrs
STYLES CARTER, of this city, and loaded with hay,
has been totally lost on o Ieef near Beaufort IN.
C). She was loaded with hay from Portland (Me.)
for Port Royal "'' =
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THANKs.-Wc tender many thanks to the Messrs
MOTT, of No. Broad-strcet, for the delicious tur.
tie soup sent to us at noon Saturday. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

SALES AT AUCTION OF BooTs, SHOES, CATERS, &C.
MILES DRAKE, Auctioneer, ut the corner of King
and Liberty streets, offers for sale on Thursday
next one OF the largest assortment of the above
ever offered in this market. The reputation of
MI DhAkE will always insure him ga large COM
panY." =
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GEO. ". CLARK & Co-Our readers will refer to
the advertisements of this fr if they wish to sat-
lsy themselves that their last importation is not to
be surpassed in quality and quantity.
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AccDEST-An officer, while riding at very great
speed up hlng-street, on Saturday afternoon last,
ran across spring-wagon which was coming down
deorge-street, and was thrown from his horse
much injured. He is at present in very precari-
Gus situation, and" the animal is also very much
hurt .-- ..,-r -... .-.-- - ..---- ~ -
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hoBBERY.-A gentleman from the country was,
last week, inveged into disreputablc house in
Berresford-strcet, where he was robbed of a gold
watch and $3.50. Officer COATES, the sagacious de-
tectlve, has taken the matter in hand and arrest
ed two women, who, doubtless: committed the
theft, and who will undergo an examination Should
they be pronounced guilty, we predict that an ex-
ample will be made that will terrify all the inhabi-
tants of brothels in our city.
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d WE TENDER our thanks to Mr.. DARBY, Of til,
Adams Express Co., for late files Of Columbia
Winnsboro, Augusta, and Montgomery papers
We are also under obligations to QUINN Il Bro
for files of late country papers
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

The OFFICERS of the steamer Fannie, from Sa-
vannah, will please accept our thanks for late pa
pers
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DEPARTuRE.-The steamship Granada, of the
LEARY line, left her wharf promptly at O'Clock ON
Saturday ,afternoon1ast Tor New York, having an
excellent list OF passengers and full freight-in-
decd, the best since the line has been started The
success OF these ships and the extensive patronage
they enjoy, speak we'll for the efforts of the agent
in this city.
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DAILY NEWS.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST Fl, 1865.
LOCAL MATTERS,

To OUR CITY SUBSCRIBERS would be thank
full if there is any failure OH the part of our car
riers to deliver the DAILY NEWS, if our city sub
scribcrs would give us Immediate notice. Every
effort Oh part will be made to secure an early
delivery, and il the carriers fail in doing their
duty, we hope to be Immediately informed of it.
PERsoSAL.-We unintentonally omitted to re-
turn our thanks to bIr. THAD. C. Jow1rr, of the
justly ceebratedjob printing establishment, in King
street. Calhoun for facilities afforded lis in is
suing the first numbers Of our paper, who with his
usual and commcndable liberality profercd the use
of his press which was accepted and enabled us to
lay before our readers the "DAIIY NEWS" several
days in advance Of the arrival of our press.
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No. l73 East Bay-street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
Bradford's MediCated Tonic!
Aged life InVigOrGt0r,
Is the only reliable and sure cure tor
Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, Coughs and Colds.

In the above cases the Medicated Tonic and Life
Invigorator sd uld be taken together. For adult
wine glass full of the Medicated Tonic three or four
times Jay ii the patient is much reduced, large
spoonful once in two three hours.
The Lie In igorator is very powerful Tonic and
should be taken with more care. A Tablespoonful
should be taken three lines Jay, in little water,
attef eating tits purely vegetable and is to add
tone AMI vigor to the whole system. Q bottle Of
the Lie Invig razor, accompanied accorng to di-
rections. witt the Medeatei Tonic, is warranted to
in ost It is certain to restore vitality
anu yigor to the system which will conquer and
throw of the Cise4se restoring thepatlen toperfect
health and strength. 't'.' WV
In OF ring .hese medicines to The public am not
speaking too Lightly their merits wien say that
there is nothing in the whole catalogue Of remedies
for the cure of Consumption, that viii any where
mar approach it in efficacy or real merit.
Having suffered fer two year with the terrible dis
ease-BrJncial Coz sumption--in its worst form land
having exhausted .he il est resources The medical
department for that special disease employing the
best DOCTORS in tie city, my case given up by
them being perfectly hopeless, then resorted to
the trial of patent medicines; having tried them
thoroughly and receiving benefit whatever from
them, became isheartened and discouraged, antc-
ipaing that the fullest expects ion of my Doctors
ami friends would be realized.
Through my whole sickness have studied fully the
working of this terrible disease through all its var-
changes, and am prepared to say that no one,
unless having the experience and chance Of study
that have had is as well prepared to manage and
cure the disease. Therefore having merited the po
sition take through actual experience, announce
to the public my mpetency to warrant cure of Con
IN
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-21
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use shomd have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands OF regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies fits him for all the duties he mnt
fulfill; yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
and cure-alls purporting to be the best in the world
are not only useless, but always injurious The mn
fortunate should be PARTICULAR In selecting his
physician, as 1t is a lamentabe yet incontroyert-
able fact, that many syphilitic patients are made
nom inexperienced physicians in general practice
for it is point generally conceded by the best sypl-
ographers, that the study and management of these
who would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practit-
ioner having neither opportunity nor time 70 make
pursues system of treatment, in most max
ing indscriminate of that and dam
gerous weapon, the Mercury.