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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

~ The 81. LOUIS Deuocrst com.
mends an old citizen of that place to The
favor and confidence Ut our community in
the following neat and complimentary,
paragraph:
eve learn that Mr.. G.. CORN, who for
many years has been popular citizen .,
81. L,ais, extensively and very favorabh
known as a grocer ON Twelfth street. hss
transferred his residence and business L,
Keokuk, Iowa. Wnlie sharing in The re-
greet generally felt iu THE community =,
Mr.. Gorln's departure, we caunot refrain
from congrstulaung the people Of Keokuk
upon 81 valuable an acquisition to the,.
social and mercantile circles. He goes
thisher accompanied by the best uishe.
OF host Of irIeDds won By long courr.
ofproblty. Industry and genial depor, men,
in our CITY, aud Who viii cordially ION
In conmendiug him t. the good pc pI,
Of Iowa. That among them be viii SOU,
surrouad himself with like circle Of Al
tsohed pssrvns aud veil Wishers We Gun
eelss - b u ossla.n - that the Iovans
are behind no others 10 generous sppre
eissaso u sssrling merit. Proapssity a.
- him.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

~ No town should attempt 10 cele.
brate the Fourth Of July in this militar,
age aud country without q cannon. Vail,
Armitage d Co. call attention to their
patterns. They make a good gun 30
inches long, inch bore, to weigh 800
pounds, for charge of one pound, 70,
$4,000. Also gun So inches long,
inch bore, to weigh 6O0 pounds. for .
chsrge OF one and half pounds, 70,
SIS 90. They carefully inspect each
piece with double charge before deliver.
ing Their work is always we'll finished
je22-3t VAIL, ARMITAaE Il &C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22
fil,arlfiol aud Commercial
r. rive : tis1Hs bslos III rods

81 500 Kork 0asAst.
D. fs6ser,ph.l NsW YpsE. June q II
Cottoa-Hssyy and lower 1t 100 for mifdling
Flour-Heayy and prices without decided change af
lOG6 20 n 1kteS eapt& 706D6 65 f%g Extra \. II
o. and 0oes 50 for trade brands the market cio.ing
heavy
Whisky-Heavy 1t 2 o. for Western.
Mhsat-Opeasd heavy and closed lc higher with BET
export demAnd u - 81 10 for Chi 40 epf1nE
for ssamptnil d.; ! l0ol - for no MI ! % fci
choice Amber NJ b.; . o. Lr white Mich 10 for No.
Winter Nod, and so0l M f0r kAeine ppfins.
kye--Duli.
U Bariey-DuIl.
aom-,psned dull and closed about 1c better q ~
7oc FIR heated Aad seos7c Tor onacn TO prime nixsc
Western.
o..s--Lo~sr AID dull 1t 7oo7sc for wsetsrn.
sss.r- mn; osbs - nasoovado It n,k ard IL
tor tosty Rico.
MOiassse-Dull.
y essruIsan-Quist q Sc for CruAs; s1osoc for -
Asedts .ssA, Ard 7oosss for Do srss.
Wss&-DulL
Pusk-Opsssd dali ~ lower and eiossd With nor.
nrmn4ss @ ~ % DS6 ~ for nsw ms0rlodng ~ - "
regular ~ ooD5s " Tor 1850 do, casAa1 rsxsar Va
- OotolD ~ ~ prime, snd u e0O50 % GS pm
0em.
ssse-Duii Il 10 oooi4 % for plain ssss. and II o
0l0 % for sxtrA mess.
- HAns-<nissss u eooH =.
O1s Mssss-kirm u llofSlxc Tor shouldsrs, and ib&
loc for hama
ascos-<a,ss q ls5< el37c for Cuabeslaad cut and
1t1fulsZc Eur short rIbbsd-
Lsca-Duil and iowsr II ls1<eis1<c.
Duttsr-Dun II xzO5oc for ONO, and 22DSSc foi
Stas~.
uhss.- Quiet st so1sc for eonnor 70 prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

@Our friend R. NJ. Pckel. of Mt.
Pleasant, U. s. Assessor of Internal Rev
enue, pleased rs greatly BY looking inup
on us in our Office Yesterday. He comes
to US TO hold his Court of Appeals. bu,
80 faithful have our officers been ,ha, he
finds clean docket. Mr.. P. deserves
great praise for Efficiency and fidelity in
the discharge of the duties of his Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

Il viii b sssu y ths proessdings q
the 800 party" City Council elected list
spring, hat The city psiatae - bssn
taken from this oiics 10 the absspes cf
our friend, Aldsrnaa CIeghosn. A ou
uittss ~ sppeiassd % ressivs bids,
which declined. q our solicitation. 70 far
nish any specification Of the kisd. qsai
y or amount Of city printing desired, and
left q without asy data spoa which 2
make 40 sssinate. And shen this com.
mites. without giving ~ any chance y
make bid, or knowing what Ne would
do it for, in pursuancs Of . prsconcert<d
arrangement, made . contract illegal and
in utter disregard Of Law on its face, FOL
the city printing with press who's ran
pant disloyalty during the war led to il
destruction BY Union soldiers.
The contract embraces the printing o.
the tax list. over which the City Counci
has no control except by ordinance, snc
in consideration Of getting the city tax liz
1t ! nte fixed BY law, the only bidder
permitted by the committee proposes L
prin. the ordinances which may. durinl
the bslsoce Of the year, amount TO twent.
dollars. free Of charge, and as there viii
probably be no blanks required. that j
the extent of the saving to the city eft
fected by this subterraneons arrange
ment The paper in which the cit
printing 10 now to be done hes compare
lively no circulation amongst the bushes
men and tax payers Of the city, and Is
disgrace to the city in every respec
abroad.
We would be glad to give our citizen
. chance to see the proceedings of th
Council, as We have been doing for NOR
than year past without charge. alshooe|
in most cities of the country the publ
cation is paid for BY the corporation
Bat if exclusive publication of the "a
list and ordinances in paper withou
circulation or reputation proves satisfscto
~ to the community, the public vi
probably be equally we'll satisfied wit
the exclusive publication Of Council pre-
ceedings 10 the same concern.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

HSo immensely have We devoted our
self to pic nice recently and so successful
has each successive society been in hav
ing good crowd and pleasant exeur-
sion, that distinctions are difficult to be
made and we're invidious even could We
make them. But for all the elements
that &C to make up . lively. enjoyable.
fret rate picnic, that of DR.. Browns SO
ciety yesterday will make stan dard for
other excursion parties to 60 BY. One
that they win not surpass and be very
good if they nearly equal. Kind friends
invited US aud we went Glad We did.
The Eagle, of our excellent friend Bishop,
Was again called into requisitioa and the
party went 10 the grove below Warsaw
We can't conceive Of any picnic trip 90
pleasant as this on the Eagle. and Capt.
B 10 bound to please. But We stop
The foreman notifies us there is no more
room. That splendid dinner, that superb
coffee, the genial crowd, the enj ment,
the worthy gentlemen and charming IL.
dies. are subjects of pleased remembrance,
although they secure no adequate notice
herein.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

~ We call attention to the able and
important report made to the City Coun-
oil by Alderman Ten-Eyck 10 relation to
bridge over the Dss NJ zines river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

IHE CoNcERT-Our public is music.
loving one, and disposed TO patronize
nome institutions. Therefore will they
attend Miss Everet1s concert this eve-
ming. Thereby will they be well enter
tanned, aud due regard be paid to musical
education in our city.
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New xerk Money marAes.

New YoBk Money MaKAet.
~ Telegraph Hsv ToRx .Juns Il
suppty.
sssfing Exchaugs-DuiI At iOe5<9f s5s for gold
0obd-Avre acnvs All arAsx. epcnaE ~ 1894 dec r
ming l3e3< advancing ll2 and ciesing Il f<lN.
uovsrnnsss ssock.-Witheut decided changs.
~ Coupons 1857
Tr~asury 7-S0s MI
o. Of III Coupons h0l<.
80 CUapons tncv issne1 10SL
6eOcks-UuIt.
CAPos1 Q 4 G 1881 CARL Gz1 MAP c o.
rol WAITS N Wayne e4t4; - 4 II S5 CAN v
So; scrip lz1x U51 yr Cert es5*: Pac Mail 300;
81 G Sl5< kris s51z: CBk i1s. hudson 1u9, HAf-
Ism Is; Rsading e3l u l13. n t2z. Toledo los,
= n Cert2s, QuieAsiiver a2l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

Losr On Tuesday night memoran-
DUN book between 1lth and Palcan
streets and the Water House Grocery on
the plank road The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by returning it 10 A. P.
Hanson at 18th & Pelican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

S Marshal Fulton closed yesterday,
BY seizure the distillery of Herschler a,
Franklin. and Vanpapalandam at Charles
ton, for fraud on the revenue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

NAsoSIc.-SpeciAl communication of
Hardin Lodge, this evening. at u o'clock
Work on the Second Degree
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

E Maj. Gen. Curtis arrived 10 town
yesterday, and will remain here q few
days. He is 10 excellent health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

~ The mhole Masonic Fraternity are
requested to meet at Masonic Hail, this
Thursday evening at II O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22
Geld.

~ foHk' 'uhe q
Gold unsettled The quotatioss hare ranged fror
tt0 up l4l, and dos to 1903 Opinion 10 div,de
n the probable future price The most prevalent
vtew advance, while the minority far ref
spou of The export Of produce and especially
Of They prepared sell short quite freely
and their operations check the otherwise strong upwas
tendency.
The shipnenss BY the Glasgow were 6ny thousan.
dollars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

ArSuns parts Of New York srs mack
l. ! eiih psopis It The tsss of 9lO .ovO !.
80 eqsAss mhs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

TIE GREAT CENTRAL RoUrE EAST -
We call attention to the card Of this pop
ular Railroad liue, which appears among
the new advertisements. We recently had
the pleasure Of riding over 8 portion OF
this route, aud therefore oan certify to It's
admirable condition aud perfect running
order. There are no better managed rail-
road companies in the country than those
com posing this line, and the rolling stock
Ind passenger coaches are of the first
class order. The Michigan Central Rail
road starts from Chicago aud crosses the
handsome and fertile State of Michigan to
Detroit, there connecting With the Great
Western Railway Of Canada. This r ,ad
lis an almost direct ine to Suspension
Bridge, and the track is almost - level As
a floor, go much 30 that persons in q
sleeping car will sleep IS comfortable and
soundy a. they could ia their own bed
At Suspension Bridge there are diffe tett
connecting routes, to accommodate the
travel for the various portions OF the
couttry.
The business of this popular central
route was materially affected by the pas
port system Of last year, and since it was
rescinded the travel over the line has in
creased two-fold, showing conclu,ivelJ
that its great advantages are fully appre
ciated by the travelling public. Mr.. Henry
G. Wentworth, Chicago, is the Westeru
Passe ger Agent of the Michigan Centnl
Road, and MIR. A. WaIlingford, Chicsgs,
is the General Western Agent for III.
Great Western Railway. These gentle
men are surely calculated BY their oour
seous and agreeable conduct. and careful
attention to the interests of the public, Il
give entire satisfaction to all whose
pleasure it is to transact business will
them.
| s~The Des Moines river is on ben
der. Abjuring the day of email things
it has arisen 10 majesty. and swelled al
most to bursting. In fact, it has beer
d,ne-it has burst over its banks in d.
sers places. We learn from Capt. Bisb
70, that back from its mouth, the VALLEY
lands are overlooked and boats could nov
ran, whore few days ago we're promis
ing corn fields. We observed yes .er 10,
lhs. its waters were freighted with III.
spoils OF lite angry violence. The rise il
wing to much rain, lately, throughout
the valley.
The Des Moines Register says for more
than "a hours commencing in the Of
ternoon of Friday last, there was con
tlnuous series of thunder storms Il ~,
ooe uninterrupted fash aud peal from be
ginning TO end. OF course much rain fell
Oss Moines and Coon rivers are full. Til,
small creeks and runs have had high
Id time. Wsexpeet to hear that muc'
mischief has been done 10 many parts o
The State 10 bridges, febcss, and Other
property.
The current Of the Mississippi has beer
reversed BY the irrepress,bility Of the Dee
Moiues, aud the water has risen several
inches here and considerable on the rsr.
fs, while above the river Is falling. Al
Warsaw. Alexandra and below, the rlv-
or has risen several feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

Neto Of III the dsnoanations nansd Wi ~ prompt,
farniahed spoa receipt Of sahscsiptsens
Ths neta u thIs Third esriss precisely similar
orn aaa pEtsnsees a he assaAistass alresly sole
except sAas H. Ovnnsnt reserves 70 itsslf he opto
" paying Interest In gold cain At per csas isssa
S1et n cnrrsncy. suhscrbsrs will dsdses a. insss
sst In eusacy up % July ltth q the ins whom shs
nfDsnbs. :
ne delivery Of the notes Of this third sesies Of hi
SsvsntAirtim win comnsars % ~ Let Of June, IN
sill D nads promptly and eontin.sly asr Tat dat.
~ ais1s c1a.ss - = ths sssdiHons Iof ~
THIRD snRIns Affects saly H. naStsr Of inisrsst-
rhs paysat h ss,d nade VIII b equivalent 10 Ii
ourrsney interest," u IN higher raas
The rstarn 70 secas paynsats In the event Of which
only win the opston % pay tlsss IN Gold b. avaie
~ vead - rsdscs ~ sqsaias pssses ~ pssshs.
made With six per cent In gold woula ~ faly s.ai
hose nads With ssvsa and thr ss4snshs pss csnt 1,
ssrrsney. Thisia d.
Tie 0ssl1 LsNss + aI11s,ase
sass Win naksissks
GREAf lefuLll Loil u TN PDofLt.
Lss shan 80 - y ~ La11sasAsrnsssy u.
last Consrsss ars On ~ nsahsG fhh anosnt, a
the rase = sAidhit = bst1e = 6flls III b sut
s@se y WITHIN two neashs, vhsn - nosss YIN IN
eS6ses0s stnnan1 spssalfun. = Aas sniaDsniy bssl
ths 60 clicking ths ssbsusrtDus 70 oshsf Losas
isa.e 49, ciessas = svssy sovn - ssosa ~ 4.
eeaDet3 nay ~ absdsd hcfIit3As ~ uAtnS ~ sea
~ hassoaai nAnka stats Baaks ana Private nnnhsr
eosnsr1 hays eaaally serss4 fossesav.
sabsss - - oahsdli1sus vilI sj6s1k ektns~v
aGsas II whoa tksy hAss esna1ssss, - ~ ~, ~
~ ~ tepoa6fh3o ~ ~ 1G1v1S y - - wafef
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=. E CITY.

~ Grsst preparati ne are in progress
throughout the country for grad celsbra-
tiops Of the Fourth OF July after the old
f.sbioo Of our Fathers. We rejoics 70
see the matter under full headwsy in our
own CITY, add trust that the efforts o.
those who have it 10 charge will b libs-
rally and earnestly seconded Tor the nono'
Of our city. Let not the soeers OF the
new city organ at the "n'ggef ce'eDra
ton" have the effect to damage the cele
bratioo and bring disgrace and CONTEMPT
upon our city 10 the eyes OF our siste'
cities and Of the loyal people Of the land
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-22

Il he Travelled road to the bridge, over !
hiliy and difficult location, but place
the road entirely oat Of the control q the
city.
Your committee also sxsmined the
ground for new road that may be male
from the west end Of the contemplated
bridge, to intessect the road running YES
from Alexandra. and said intersection il
about two miles from the end Of the
bridge. and 10 also tvo miles from Alex
.ndria. This road 80 b made q CON
p4rstively email cost, - the land y nssf.
y. or quite level.
This examination We nssdeiu oosfuur.
ion with Nsssrs Guy Wells aud ]. B
Cunningham. both prscticsl civil sngl
aesrs Of this city, and A. Hsgny, Esq..
also Of this city.
For specific plan, and cost Of said
bridge We have the sstiGats Of NJ. Can.
,ingha~, which = hereby made ! part d
,ur report and il % follow
70 the Committss oppoiassd BY he Gu
Cornell to erdNsine anil report on
bridging The Des Aoines Riser:
"GEsrLEMEN: l hereby respeostull,
.ubmis the following report Of sxamias-
ions and sstiuaese, made q youe dispes
ion, appersainisg . the co1strnpsioa 81 ]
bridge over TIA Dee Noises river.
"The point selected = y Basna Vista,
sboat one hundred llrds abovs the pres.
sat ferry lssding.
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the ELECTIONS.
THE ELECTIONS.
The CovDsrheais Everywhere Beaten f!
NEW YORK, n. JERSEY. MASS, MARY
LAND. WISCONSIN. mlNHES0.
IA AND ILLINOIS,!
REPUBLICAN BY LARGE MAJORITIES.
oRrAr UNION cAiNsI
NEW JERSEY RECONSTRUCTED +!

On Tuesday tho last remaining stool Of the
copperhcads was knocked out from under them,
and they have been buried beneath the popular
vote. In NEw YoRx the whole Republican
State ticket is elected by over % 900 majority,
tho Times says 10000. The legislature is
largely Union. Our gain in New York city
is over 10000. Nrw JKRsY has been rescued
from the copperhcads and the Camden and AM
boy monopolists. Ward has been elected Gov
ernor by 5000 majority. The legislature has
20 Republican majority, thus securing the rat
i6cation OF tho Constitutional Amendment.
MASSACHUSETTS elects Bullock, Governor, by 3d.
900 majority, and everything else in proper
ton. WISCONSIN elects Fairchild, Governor,
by 10000 majority. Thomas. Republican, Is
elected to Congress from BALTIMORE by 5000
majority. Meagrc returns from MINNESOTA in
dicate the election Of Marshall for Governor by
q large majority. The local election in ST.
LOUIS resulted in tho success Of tho Radicals.
In ILLINOIS, the local aud county elections have
also gone Republican.
Tho new game Of the coppcrheads don't seem
to work.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination OF ingredients In thess Pills 70
,bc result OF o long and extensive practlcc. They
s mid In their operation and certain In correcting
ali Irregularities, Painful Menstruatons rsmovins
ali o6stfuctions. whether nom cold or otherwise,
hssSsehe paIn In the side, Of the heart
Whites, all nervous affections hyseIlc: ntigue pain
srise from interruption OF naturs.
i'm t,HxEsENANs PILLS was the commencement Of
M. A In the trsatnsut Of thess Irregularities
md obs tructon, which have consigned % many 20
\ rremstrro grave. No emale can enjoy good health
unlsss shs ID regular, and whenNvsr an obstruction
taies place the general health begins 70 decline.
m CuERsRnAHs PiLLs arc the most sdeetual rsm-
adv ever known for ali complaints peculiar 10 70
males To all CLASSES they are luvalusbls n tsstaS
III eufsiafr, yeristeai rsguirifv They ere known
10 Thousands Who have used them ct dinsrsut peri.
DDS, throughout the country. having the sanction
OF some Of the most sminsni PAysieisas n Lnsrjea
Explicit dirseti:as stating vhsa thsy, shosld net
be used with each box-the Price One Dollar Per Dor
containing from 60 70 90 Pills.
Pm. :s.i y ,rSl, yy..sty: By rsH,ttinE 70 The
HuTcAiNas nILLYRR Prognste!s
ps g. SsSs, ;sss 1870! nsv 1 S;dd.
ford. and s. &. lisSsn. 500. Xxsats. iyise
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THANKSGIVING.

The Bath Times is sorry that Governor Con!
has reconsidered his previous appointment o
Thanksgiving Day, and designated the Pre'i
Dental day rs our State day Of the feast. ou'
"alimeutiye" friend believes that State Right
should be preserved in eating turkeys, and tha
State lines should not be oblitsrated. We mus
confess to secret joy which we arc determ'n
cd not to express, that IL has been wisely ar'
ranged not to have two Thanksgiving; DO
cause il would bring the price Of fowls to an
exorbitant figure, and IL the Executive were 70
counteuance such wickedness, he would be
guilty Of opening the door to foul play.
Doubtless Gov. Cony took this legal view oil
tho matter.
Thanksgiving day with US amounts to least
day, and tho patriarch whose purse-strirgs are
able to buythc latest turkey, 1.-THE man who is
content with chicks on such day. shows wo
ful lack Of piety) is the thank.fulcst Of either
saints or sinners. So run the times and wo are
sorry for 1t. A long time ago there existed the
popular belief that Fasting, Humiliation and
Prayer meant conservation like that OF the
dear old people "wbo ate and drank and rose
up toplay, two thousand years ago; but alas,
and alack-a-day! Fasting and Humiliation in
these degenerate times mean Exaltation and
StuffnS, wherein the gallinaccans arc not the
only bipcds "donc for" Perhaps that old Dis
pensation, when the blood Of bulls and OF goats,
and the ashes Of heifcrs sprinkled upon tho
altar Of sacrifice. made atonement for souls, 81
no longer an example before, or for us; let us
sincerity hope it is not, for we shouldcomc very
far short.
But. after oil. day Of feasting shall not be
unworthy, II We feed our souls as well; II,
while we partake Of earthly bread, VIC shall
reach out hands to take from OF some heaven.
ly altar bread divinely blessed; Il, while We on.
JOY unmerited fayors, we shall remember the
poor and those who have no helper, nor cast
them Of with miser's charity-his blessing.
Thankful let US DO that peace is once moro in
oil our dwellings, and that famine and war are
far from US; that God has been tho nations re-
fugc, and has preserved us alive, and that we
are people saved by the Lord. And let
us see tot il, that while our sacrifices Of blood
and treasure have not been unacceptahlcto our
Great Ruler. we rc-consecrate ourselves, as q
people, to that truepolitical faith which, allied
to Christianity, shall make US nation whose
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Ask Coo Halls sician Hair llenewu other article Is At
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There many limitations. he you procure the gen
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BIDDEF0RD, MAINE. )
Porry,s Moth And Frockle r,otton.

~ ChioasmA, o. Mohpstrh (Aiso cansi Dvcspsn and
Lentigo Yreckies, arc on vssy annoying passry 10
iadies o light opmpexon f0 ue discoios spo shsv mose
plainly on the fAcc q homie than a brunette but they
greatly mar The beauty a either and any pvraraon that
Win esctualy them rifAosf ijHrng hs torture ~
color Of s siin certainly deslderatum. ~, rn-
AZ Who has made diseases a The skin speciality, has db
covered rrmeiy fx these dissertations, which d st oocr
prumpt, infallible and harmless.
rrrSr,i only by H. Q. PERRY Demai,csit, No 20 Bod
strtrt New York and bs sale By al druggists proe " per
br<te. Call fR - s-o.,
PERRYs MOTH AND YRECKLs LOTION.
Soil BY NIL druggists In Bbi iefoci, sac' and esewhee yts
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-11-10
DIR. HARRIsoN's
smolauder's Extract Bucku

Is especially recommended by The Medical Faculty fr the
cure Of diseases Of the Stomach and Knsys Rh,nmaism
General Debility, Drop'is', chronc GonorrhGa, AMI
Cpiansous Diseases. POr those suffering from the effects of
sreessss Of any KIND Ia perfectly Invaluable. For Re.
male Complaints Is apriesis remedy II never falls 10
eject azure. II Is the best AMI cheapest preparation
iucku offered to the public. Price One Dollar rer bottle Foe
sale by al Apothocares.
Bureigh Rogers, Wholesale Druggists 50 Hanover st.,
Boston, General Agents. 3m36