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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-11
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fen pprrat6ia bulten nnb aud OIGs an 8eeuns anferz
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gorten uub Bu allen 5reitesI.
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o0e in bieies FAD eiHIhlasenben arttfet.
t.5g- alle 9efeGursen Uerben prompt biats unS III
tHrsefter Grift ansefertist.
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eilt 70 poB er nit GpnItan5e wie6er suiamnen'
treffen tpnnte, mas ibm audi wirflid glGdte.
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p6ar Sbre Nnfla9e, als pb i'd tei6tiinni9
pdre."
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sd ipro6 nur BON Der W6 9[t6 felt,
uno pteb tpar Elm negatives 3ugeitdnOnib. Sc
or6 wuni6te i'd niht pon mir 81 ipre6en,
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ee9en mid erboben; erlauben Sic barunt, oaB
tf jebt cine 6ru9e an Sic ltelIe. Sasen Sic
mir, 6rdulein GOnitanse, pel6en Namen rpols
len Sic Sbrem 8e.ebmen BON geltern geben =?
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lpebbQIb. uno ermeiien mir eih 8Dblmpuen,
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QdAeln pieoer ali, no iino Sic launenbaft."
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b6rte, 70 tpeit i'd Surildbenfen fam, unb i'd 9ez
mime uno perliere babel 9tt3t8, baB Sic biele(z
be lpeOerbpleu. 2lu6 taun es mir ntdt einz
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peiie 5u re9tfertgen. Q8enn sic meme !6ai=
ti9feit fir 2iebenspirbi9teit nebmen, 10 lit es
Sbr 6ehler, nidt Der meinige, SD babe nies
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Q8ese ii6 pieoer i6eipen."
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9iu9.
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Nunne8 Elm iiir ale gaL lo8 5u iein," baAte
@pnltunSe ,6dte er ben nlinpeiten Saft 10
witroe er lalbit einiebeu, oaB ib i6n pera4ten
mub, aud ueun ih in Der @eieqi9aft aui einen
Nugenblf iein a5i6euti4es Gbur gegen Muua
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&SDr. 2SeBs
gtaGfpIeer nDn SaeDb Seeoer,
09 German Ctr

% German Str,,
emptl 'eiu Gut rt'rtet 2assr tn psanten @esendnbfn
ais; mefnenen neuflbsrnen unb pGatrten 9aaea arg.
bef6tdoen nnb 8erserunesn, Etipa'ten, Nummern unS
5untebalstinbeE, 5&ms3tleest 8rippfl. 9arter Nctb
yabeIlsu 9aubdeen grtrburfen fir gDtebeter GafeI"
mefnf, Nulser, ale Sprten Oratb &C., I9erncmer l1nb
gje waaeen Sas mt S6fau6burfen, Spante, s5tl6uGe
Gprfs pdbne fir 8rauereten 2DErtte fnbsn Gin M
rrtimen BON GeeeI6era, 6abnen Wenls 1c.. DEFENDERS
rte btrbmtsn patentirten 8ertatnen bern aftni9r 8t
fauf r RarrIdnb Gttrf 9rIumbla sc. tem nnter rsenes
ten ssn BEN @rintefn ubertra6en tpurte.
as Cine erpse parttte gDruenpaaren nanentI6 se-
rd!e Sadsn fir 5erren unb Domfn fseben 2Burtttns
kerG etrgetrCEtu, uab bttet nm eenet9ten 3ulprud
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Ser tGsIid3s sBeofer tcfet in Der &tNbt IA Gents
mS5euttia, sG9lbar bic 9rSser nele bafir nsrant
mcrttn fn0.
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S5 d9rIid in GsrouS3abIRRg.
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eea gorto),
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9tc. Sc g8. Baltimore Sin,
swi&eu 6rebertf unb 6dsfry
mahsn hem ssebrtsn gubAEum bte Iuseipe, Oas lie Dr
efGdftSIDtaI bsoentenb serer66ert unb
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fben hrsr eeHbrteu uuten init etre Up1tanbsen 2aer
allen tn tyr Fad elnilaee gDaaren Su eptpreteu
SSerEseu9e fur Uafhtrtfen 3trtmerieu!e S6seiner,
splsfeder 1ufner, Qcaener, rrets iNr 9dntwetfST
arer Mrt;
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gef6idae aaer Nrteu fur Sifalev; Dsie
&5ausbGitnnsss &0eSenSfGnce pgn auen (5orten,
nb ;u ben bassn green nnb tn better Nuadt iete ppr
rGhis unt baen rir Deeltsn etnem eeneetea Wnbttam
belens empfpblen. OFF,
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P. WACKER'S
iNGLTSH & GERMAN INSTITUTE.

0bise NrRaft felt elmer @eibs SabreH Ser(aeSs-
men len bfaat al ourdaGS gceis tt 8tnbe- buE gu
un;errtt 9ei iunb Gr5ebua8 nIstt6en @etern
men6en Gtieu1bat bcran Htt ben btttet anS afue
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rid tm 3eiduen IL @etb.tpen 0dn6Grbftten er-
tbeil Nt Ser S@ule q JI aleiGcr 3ett Elm Wtutt'Jn'
hitut oerbunteH, unb srb au @Gur Cpie an den neg.
tben 8las uRb hsSintrumenten son 3we seenesFS
balu anaeneAten earerE Aesr ertstlt SHber beteer>
lei gel8Ietts uer6an ta aOt uEe Gpeia eensmmen
9G6ere MustuRFt srtbetiI aeS 9rinstpal bsr Nnfait
2. QDaf
fCfrtl20 sis l54 i76 Samb lVsnr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24
finantial anb Goma,trtial.
New York NAr1ket.


nsw YesR. July =
Oceton- Without sitsfstion Il ~ tof niddifBe.
o.e,ss 10 81 Z {, ss s sss' -
IS for Super Western; 4s06 Is for common TO mt.
dunn Extra Western; 2sD7 s. for common 20 good
shippng brands Extra r. H. o. and 40D8 10 for trade
hrAnis market closing hssyy Dr common snd hrm lot
go3d grades.
Whisky-firm; Western At 10.
Whest-1 TO n better white tpfine quiet go rafhef
more steady 1t SOL 30 for Chicago Spring. S00
% for Mil Club; 1901 IS for Winter Red Wsstern;
6eoI 90 for inferior do. 1901 S211 for Amber hch-
isHn end 90 Npf White Mich.
Rye Quiet and arm
Barley and Barley Malt-Duli aud nominal
Corn Dc better, with good demand in part FOR ex.
port At Sl8ssc fer unsound S3l49S41<c for sound
mix ed Western aud s6c for high mixed peaxly yellow
0ass-1c better At c0@6dHc for Western.
Riee-Mose active and nrnsr, csroiina u loO1o1lc,
Raneoon At oAc.
Ccffes-Qniet.
ssg.r-ste.dy at i1sc for AusoovsdO, aid Havana at
i43<c
PetrelSan-oniet anA ssssdy - s11c Ter eds; -
SIC Tor RsHpsd In Bond and 70D7lc for do Free
Wool--Dul
Pork-Duil and lower at 81 25@a2 Is tor new mess
ciosingat 81 50, CASH n so@3 90 sbr lSdee Do = o.
O2S 20 fer prime and 20 s092a % forpfime nsas Aiso
s.Iisrs option, Il = rsssc So "a
Bsef-fm ut 10 0oDlA 90 for plain mess and II ~
le 90 for sxtrs mess
Beef Hams-Quiet and firm.
Cut Meats-yery hrm ~ H01ec for shouidsrs, and
lo92s3<c for hann. ~ - -
Bacou-pull
L4rd- Firm ut 16623c. -, -
Butter-Active and hrm ct 1ot@7c Tor 0hie, sAA2
| 0a0c for State.
ch.e.e-Hssvy at ssl5i<e for common % pdss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

We learn through gentleman direct from
Mobile, that the Nineteenth regiment had
been mustered out and placed upon q vessel
to start home. subsequently, however, two
other regiments and a large number of mules,
were crowded upon the same boat, by which
it was so much overloaded, that Col. Bruce
and his men determined not to risk them
selves upon it. and marched on shore. The
vessel, it is said, came very near being lost at
sea, and had the Nineteenth remained on
board, it probably would have been. Thus
the determination of the gallant Colonel and
his men, not to be imposed upon, probabl,
saved many valuable lives. This will prob
ably delay the arrival of the boys at home
somewhat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24
A SENSATIONAL HoosIEa newsp.Der

A SENSATIONAL HoosIEa newspaper cor
respondent at Lafayette, Indiana, telegraph
ed the Chicago Republican that an Iowa regi-
ment in passing through that State recently,
committed divers outrages on persons and
property. Sensational correspondent further
said that Gov. Stone had been advised of the
disorderly conduct Of the troops, and was or
dsred to have the matter righted. The
Des Moines Reqister says Gov. Stone has re-
csxsd 10 snch noti6cation, and shials the
whole statement . sheer fabrica4ion. The
Register adds: Iowa soldiers IRE not van
dals. They HAUNT great deal Of respect for
rebels; and probably that Is the trouble with
the Knights Of Tho Golden Sor6han Il
Hoosier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

Goop.-The Des MONIES Register had the
following paragraph when Capt Jones retired
from the Bloomfield Guard:
The talented and racy NJ. II. Jones has retired
from the Bloomfield Guard May Heaven smile
propitieusiy on him and his evermore. -
Defective punctuation gave the Guard a
chance to make the following happy repair
tee:
I'VE join brother Dixon of the Register in his
well wishes for the future of friend Jones' bu,
shall insist the substitution of "Betsey Jane
for "his evermerc."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

BRo. Fowler, Of the Carthage Gazette, is
q man of taste and sound Judgment. When
he compliments and counsels as below, our
modesty viii not permit as to put in dis.
claimer:
The DAILY GATE CrrY.-This valuable paper
is q daily visitor to our sanctum,-upon it we de-
pend for latest news, and besides this it will
compare with any paper in the State for general
reading matter. Any of our readers who want to
set down after breakfast and read the news, should
subscribe for the Daily Gate CITY, published at
keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

Losr.-One Hair Bracelet, mounted with
gold, between Blondeau and Main and 4th !;
on Main, between 4th and It'll, or on It'll, be-
tween Main and Concert hill. The finder viii
be literally rewarded by leaving the same at
my residence on Blondeau, between Sd and
4th [2tl Mrs. Oscar KIsER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

sheep by dogs in one night recently.
ENCOURAGING FROM TIE KENTUCKY OIL
WE1Is-The following letter Is taken from
the Pittsburg Commercial, and contains en-
couragng news for those who have invested
in stock of the .'Iowa and Green River Petro-
leum Company" the lands of which company
are on Long Falls Creek, but a few miles from
some of Awells mentioned:
CALHOUN, KY, July IL.
Having recently visited the oil well onthe Mayo
farm, and several others now being drilled, Ihave
the pleasure to state that l find the we'll on the
Mayo farm, belonging to 4. d. Tyler Co., con-
tinues to pour forth the oleaginous matter lof q
superior quality at the rate Of some ten or twelve
barrels per day. The company have another well
down some one hundred and twenty feet, wherein
they have secured sufficient oil to Justify and psy
pumping; but as they feel confident in big thing
BY drilling deeper, they have again set their drill
to work with view Of going to the third sand or
bed rock, unless large supply is secured at less
| depth
| The Ellis well, on Calhoun farm, about three
quarters of a mile from the Mayotrsct, dowuLsong
| Falls creek, have good thing. at about one hun
bred aud seyenty-six feet, and quantity OF oil
| hourly increasing. They feel confident of procur-
| ing soon quite enough oil to justify and pay fol
pumping.
The barnett 4 Williams well, about three quar-
tors Of mile from the Ellis well, down Long Ealii
creek, has reached the depth of about hundred
| and forty feet, having at this depth had revera
| fine shows of oil.
| A Buffalo, N. T., company have recently com
| mcnced well on the Mosey farm, some tw mile.
| above the Mayo tract.
A st. Louis company have ,1so commenced .
| well on the Heirs farm, three and hal
miles above the Mayo tract.
/ In addition tothese, others havebeen commences
! along Long Falls creek, aud many are preparing
to commence, all feeling highly encouraged Al
Ashy burg, some seven miles below here, Greer
| river, three -four wells have been com
| menced in the last few days. 3
There is no doubt (as already demonstrated b,
the few shallow wells that petroleum, and that Q
| superior quality, exists along Long Falls croel
in large quantities and doubtless the wells alread,
commenced viii devclope it in short time to sh'
satisfaction OF all All the wells along said crcel
| which have reached the first sand rock have foun,
it. and some in large quantities. The excitemen
is still growing aud the price Of oil barrels is
ing high as the work progresses. will writeyo'
again Very respectfully, &C.,
l JOIN III, ROBERTSON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

VIZ learn from Geo. 81. Albright, the eff
cient agent of the company, that on and after
to-day another train--a morning one will
be placed upon the Eastern road. Business
and travel over this route are, we are glad to
see, largely increasing. The recent con-
solidation of the lines to Toledo will doubt
less serve to enhance its prosperity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

IT will be noticed that movement ha s
been inaugurased to give our soldiers an ap-
propriate welcoming reception. Having
urged this step hitherto, we refer to it now
only to call the attention of our citizens to it
and urge them to be in readiness to make thu
demonstration, when it shall come off, worthy
of the veterans to whom it is extended
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

PoLIcE.-Martha Hammond, Sarah John
SON and Mary Jenes, frail feminines, were
fined FIVE dollars and costs each, in the Re-
corder's Court Saturday. The former was
calaboosed in default of payment
Felix Alexander, an A. D.. was fined ten
dollars and costs for abusive language to one
of his colored sisters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

AT the recent commencement Of Iowa Col
lege, the degree of l.. L. D. was conferred
on Secretary Stanton and Senator Grimes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

Gov. SrosE has gone to Davenport and
Clinton, to insure by his personal presence
the prompt discharge of Iowa soldiers for
warded to those places.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

BoNNrr RIBBONS, Hair Ribbons, Head
Nets, Belt Ribbons, Belt Buckles, Lace Wells,
&C., &C., just received at Bostwick & Co. Is.
y22-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

The income af John Poe, pork packer, at
st. Lonis, is $471 900. The income of Ames
and Brother. pork packers and provision
dealers, is over $7o0, 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

The CoscERT.--Those two hundred juve-
niles that have been for several days under
the instruction of Prof. Shotwell, give their
concert tonight. You will be there of course
1t won't be in the highest style of the art
Yod would hear better music at theopera, but
It's by the young folks of our own municipal
ity-go out and hear them. -. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

A CHOICE line of those beautiful Jacconet
Ginghams, just to hand at Bostwick q Co. s..
jy22-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

MASONIC. There win Be special ccmmu-
nication of Hardin Lodge No. 20, this Mon
day. evening, for the purpose of work
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

UosrwIcK Il Co., are daily receiving choice
novelties suitable to the season. jy22-dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

THE Eleventh Iowa was to arrive at Dayen
port Wednesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

Hrs Honor, Judge Sam F. Miller, arrived
at home Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

JUST REcEryED.-A few beautiful Lace
Rotundas and Shetland Shawls, at Bostwick
& Co.'S. jy22 DIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

Mr.. FREDERICK RASH viii please call q
my store as soon as convenient, and oblige,
w. R. BIpLEMAE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

The weavers, winders, Wrappers, de-, of
Preston, (like the spinners and minders(, are
agitating for an advance of 10 per cent upon
their present rate of wages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

A returned blockade runner has just muir.
dered his wife In England.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

BY Telegraph. CHICAGO July =
Markets are genrezliy hrmer
flour-AetiYe and fTmer. saies 81 seoe bbls al ~
a. rs for white Winter and 5096 SO f,r Hprisg Ex-
tras
Wheat-2c higher sales "a 60 bush at Is for ex-
ira spring and Ill<gl IL Tor No. ! Sprisg.
~Carp-Excsted and e higher. Sales u 2s50o0 bash.
ut soc for White, aud 55lx45oc for No ].
oat.--lx TO ~ higher. salss OF No. ! at So8as
Rye-Quiet c. t.5c Tor No l.
Bariey-s.eaiy at &C for No I.
whiskey-Q Quiet at o.
Pro.isions-inactivs. Mess Port held NJ - co. and
Prime Mess at "a o. without buyers Bulk meats more
rve sales oil li5 De- shoulders at lsc iooss, aa1
hams At 2Oc loose: country do ~ lie, iooss-
Beef c.stie-steady 4 eoss Is fr medium to sx.
trs-
Hogs-Quief At Is 71o 90.
Asney-Quift
Exchange oni4t ii ITO discount buying and lilo pre-
mtum selling.
0old-lA2-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

A FARMER near Des Moines lost twent,
sheep by dogs in one night recently.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24

The property Of this Company consists Of lease
Tor twenty year,, With royalty " ens-sensh, ths
farm Of Archibald Mitchell. LonxfaI Greek, In Nc.
Lean county, KY within mile u producing veil
xnd two and halt miles from Green River navfgabls
str0nm for steamers during the whole year. Thu eec
t6d Of counkfy has long bssn famous for its M epEtnn
The President Of shis Company foraerly kvea "a Bls
part Kentucky aud avAled himself Of the rst opor.
tunisy afssF - sssssiaass &hsssseAay
prospect tbs eoansry, and b. the cid Of rssant friends
sccprsd thh nsost 6eslreble isase.s ~
50 avorsbIe opportunity for parties wshfn4 70 In.
in Oil interest has not bean offered public
The Company do MOI rely upon the saie Of stock
profit but solely upon the their interest,"
cDnseQnent upon the development o. oil.
This De1qnnt YIN eommend tts94 3 tho aftiuesn ~
Iowa = AoRS Company ths onnnes snd oe1efia1oes ~
which all we'll known Its object b bona Ads de-
velopment Of OIL Lands and net the Wild fraudulent
pesaaaesn ehV 0tsFtstie Of 1any ssrein eom1aH1as.
Rsspazaeons ~ beeing VIII 10 nsoAs mnsiataay ~
soon = the requisite machinery car heprse1sa aadtAe
means Of tAs Company viii be sacredly applied this
5ci tks purpose u imnediateIS procurihx schipsfy
snd eonusnctng work, the Company oKegs the follow
Id eake tsdsosMee: eabacffbsrs = NE asSs 1fsesn
thosan1 collars Of seock shall have the psisises Of
hkfng
zsce &JINs>es fer Eoes.n Osos
Sseoecstbed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24
Gold.

NEW YoaK. July "a
The gold market r. without material change Out
ISLANDERS short interest very limited, as sum
entity evident from the fact that gold can De oorowe
At per cent per annum We observe no Indications
that the Treasury selling gold tsdsy. The premium
Il steady, ranging from l52s@Si4<X.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24
COR sALE-Two b. autiful Lots. a.

i High street, north siSe} between 9th and Tesi
streets with email frame cling on same also *
OF lot II 'ock f6o Ii Of 12sh and Niy
street south sdel Nth frame st also aa<t &c
feet Of lot bsos 16e. Johnson street. ADJOINING
A. Williams vourdry. All this property viii he sck
chear- The title good or no sale. Tnqnfre or
iGns52 n TENPYrK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24
|@OR sALE-IO acres Of tbe has, I.r1

in this section, well calculated for either grapeec-
other fu and all under the very highest state o.
cultivation, il situsfed within two miles oi.ny oce am,
viii be soid vith without the crops nov ePon il kr
quire Of H. b. TEN-HYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-24
R.eies4s =

fotaf---.-- >, eis.szs
Amount Of losses during the year ss4al51 CO. beii
one hundred and twensy seven thouxand doilsrs
thsn the interest Oh Investments Number Of pGh Z
isssed during the year Ss15. Total nnmb4r 1f to
fsssed sines its orEanis ~ co Dssidse
made annually and ayer.ge ever 50 Fer e-nt pcIiri.
fss.ed tie ncnforfiting ard other plans PsrI
rnd all information obtained application tie
known Insurance Agency Of H. b 1Ey-KYCK.
s1mey1o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-27
TO CONSERVATIVES,

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i health in a few weeks by very simple RENE
dy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
sumption-actuated by desire to benefit
the afflicted, il anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will cheeIfully send
copy of the prescription used free of charged,
free with full and explicit directions for prepar
ing and successfully using the same, which they
will find sURs CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object of the adver.
tiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con.
ceives to be invaluable, and he hope every suf.
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williansburgh, Kings County, New York.
my l6--eod4w