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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

TRoPHIEs.-We were shown yesterday BY
Maj. Gen. Belknap, the following valuable
relics of the late unlamentable Southern
Confederacy:
First large blue bunting flag with palmet-
to tree and crescent on it, being the flag
which waved over the capitol of South Caro-
lima at Columbia, during the session of the
first secession convention, and also during the
session of the legislature subsequently. 1t
was captured by Lieut.. VIM. II. Goodrell, of
the 18th Iowa, picket officer on the staff of
Gen. Belknap, on February 18th, 1865.
Next we have the battle-fag of the 45th
Alabama. The color bearer WAS killed in the
battle of July 22d, near Atlanta, by private
Crowder, of the 10Th Iowa, and the flag cap
tnred by private Siberts, of the 18th Iowa.
The flag is inscribed ''Chicdmduga, Ringgold
Gap, PeyTysrille, M,rfreesboro''
Lastly, we have rather nondescript flag
Of stars and bars, captured by Lieut. George
h. Ripple of 18th Iowa, ON February 18th,
1865, at Columbia, s. G.
These flags are to be sent by Gen. Belknap
to the State Historical Society of Iowa.
There they shall rest as mementosof defunct-
ed rebellion, and of Iowa valor, meantime we
retain a relic of those relics in fragment o.
the huge palmetto bunting given us by Gen
Belknap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

&7k A MONTH.-Agents wanted to sell
Up Sewing Aachines- We win give . coslnio-
sion on ~ nechineo soa, employ agents Who viIl
work for the above wages and IN expersee poid Al
dress, D. b. H1RRIlT0N co, Deexcit NIckiesn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13


We clip the following frcm the New York Indepen.
dent Of Sept. 18th:
This Company organized In ls4e on the mutual
system, with the we'll known aAvantags Of fsrshipg
Insurance at il actual cost In the Of il bust
ness, It 10 the largest life insurance company In the
eeanfry, and With the exception ~ one German co-
pany the largest In the world Its aceuulaed capIts
10 nearly II has paid since organisation
over 600 70 the families and creditors Of
members, and has refunded $4,000 900 to policy
holders in divtesn4s - surplus pFemuns I prese nj
surplss b &aOo0O0, from which the a nj dtyf-
deBd VIII be declared LIST Of FEB. next The number
Of policies Issued during the SIS Its annual
rss alons esn. a,n rs.Rs or inter.
paid lite Losses for the year ending st November last
Prom thsss hgurss sone notion may be obtained
immense bosfne. ssns by ths COMPANY and Of the Sd
vsntages offered to insurer Fuller particulars will BE-
fou ID in sdv ertisenent In another column on the
advantages Of life insurance scarcely essary 70
anything u this Day Lord Chancsllor Lyndhnryes
remark, that no man with dependent fsmiiy IL frss
from rroacA hts life II not insured too strong
The daty Of insurance being sAnited the thing
- hnd safe and cheap company; and the Connecticut
Mutual 10 BOTH
,. TEsErcx Is the agent for shis popular company
in this city. octe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

THE Chamberlain Concert and great lee
ture of the young Orator, Poet and Humorist,
of this city, L. Denmore Leech, comes off
this evening. 1t was postponed last evening
on account of a "spell of weather. Upon
the conclusion of the lecture it is presumed
the vocalist will appear in the tearing farce
of "The Rise of the Dutch (Re) public or
How Chamberlain got up and busted from
Fort Madison
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

IGOR SALE.-The south half of the doutl,
= bFteh rs.stsnoe formerly occupied By n. Mocha.
and al In good order This property Il situated On
nee between seventh 81 1ghth streets and very
deairabs residences, in geod neighborhood. Pcssstn
ne arst Of October nsxI Titls good no sale N.
quirs Of Uyl9l b. D. fRN-KYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

E>OR SALE-A two story Brick .1velling,
with II rooms, cistern, celier good frame table for
four hossss full lot, With considerable fruit ire Ac
HI. PsQpcFty In the best Of order and will be >old
with - vieA0ut tbs Furniture In the bouse IN,
prop@fy located on-Morgan, between 18th ana iosh
streets and will be sold for the low price OF
$4,000 in eash, balance In three equal annual
Payments, with interest. Enquire of " sf1nrsos or
ssp7 - H B. TN RyOK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

IN0A eALk-16 serss Of land eli sndss fepcs-1e
nBder cultivstion and In fruit tof which there
evnAAerable1 and scrss Of timber hich there
lar, two story brick dwelling, containing IL rooms
with vie porchss, ornansntai and fruit about
H. rood &. <ar. ristWD, stock ws,L with fans hank
ssrn Also .ss ron ss @ ~. =, ma q
eisvjIIe roI Vil b soad T the renarb ally price
o. IS ooo Enau, sof GsePq71 H. D. TKNEYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame DWELLING
Il Hosss. nov occupied by NTinan veneiIl, With a
room cistern, cellar, wood house. full lot and veil
fenced With nut tTses &c, situated High bstvees
Seventh and Eighth streets, Ksokuk. Title good. Per
session LIST Of October. inquire Of
jyA HD TYN-KYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

EOR SALE one story Frame DWELL
II ing House, ,g seven rooms csller, cisterL
full lot, we'll fenced VII. eh 10 large er1ck barn In
eral horsea and carrAgssitn sd near the corner OF
THIRD and Concert streets, scry 70
scd19 Y. TKH-RTCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

TIE beauties of Copperheadism in its affil-
iation with the Possums is illustrated by a
fact we learned yesterday from a gentleman
from Van Buren, county. Jackson township
in that county, is under the control of the
Hardshels. Jackson has during all the war
steadily given Copperhead majorities. Upon
Tuesday the Cops in Jackson placed on the
"Soldiers' Ticket" and elected to township
Office man who had been IN the rebel SER
vice and having been driven from his Nilsson
ri home by loyal men he found refuge and
Copperhead support in Iowa. Nice "Sol-
diers friends these same Copsl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

F0R SALE-The House and Land now
ocecpisd b. CAAriss Ivins, the bluh tvo milss
md hAlf seove keoknk-2o acres Of lasA Is under
higA ceafs q cultivation, and well fenced Fine growth
tainipg rooas, good cellar, estern and out houses;
dss bic country residsrce Possession the AYst Of o.
tober Title perfect inquire Of
auGs H. D UN-yYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-13

k>OR SALE-A desirable residence. The
\ two story Brick House occupied by g. g. Fuller.
On CoDeerS between Twelfth 1nd Thirteenth streets
Thh property n In good repair, and convenentiy ar
nAsed Title perfect. (auglel H. D. rKN-EYCk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-13
POLITICAL NOTICES, ETC.
Third Ward Union Club.

THE REGULAR BUSINESS MEETINGS of
L the Third Ward Union Club, Of Virginia City,
are held on SATURDAY EVENINGS. Special
Meetings are called on order of the President.
Tho roll IL open for signatures ut the Club Room
EVERY EVENING, from six TO half past seven,
and from 10 noon TO l p. N. The Club Room ~
under Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, on e street. AT
other hours the Secretary is at his office, No. 3
Blacks building, corner Of C and Taylor streets,
where the books OF the Club are kept, except du-
ring the hours above specified.
DAVID S. TURNER, President.
A. wHITFoRD, Secretary. SECT 2ptf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-13
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.,
Hartford, Conn.
n..nn SnRA NnNN G RIiRR Apantr
QUARTZ MILL
For Sale or Lease.

THE MILL KNOWN AS THE METAL.
sold on reasonable terms Size Of Mill, fifteen
stamps. with Hepburn pans
Apply ut the Agency Of the Bank of California,
Virginia seq m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-13

LIZA x-hundred-and-thir barrel
oil we'll has been opened in Canada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DANCING SCHOOL.
MIR. WIN. SANDERS,

MIR. WIN. SANDERS,
WELL KNOWN ON THIS COAST an
w for the past twelve years rs a
Ieaeher OF Dancing, is now giving Les IN
sons at THEATRE HALL, every ME
Tuesday mud Friday Eggs, eSkYo
To which he respectfully invites all who wish to
acquire that accomplishment to attend.
Pupils can enter the class at any time.
Lessons will be given every Tuesday and
Friday Afternoon, from Q to 5 P. NJ. for
those who cannot attend evenings.
Lessons are given FREE to Ladies every Sat.
urday afternoon, and Lessons will be given after
moons and evenings at private residences.
TERNs-SlO for I2 Lessons. Bows half price.
Ladies' FREE.
A SolREE will be given every other Thurs.
day evening. oc6 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-13

Lost.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN
" the Bank Of California and the Mount Yer
non House, Gold Hill, the Naturalization Papers
Of Patrick Kenny, who would be much obliged
to have the finder leave them ut the NEWS Office.
nc7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-13

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-w We
are authorized to announce that Wm. G. DR-
vol Is q candidate for the Office Of Justice of the
Peace OF Gold Hill at the coming election.
lel2 M
Black Republican and office-holder's journal., 1865-08-10

| HARD SWEARERS.
AMANTED Immediately.
VVF;fy PeJurerS to attesd
trtalS By military esmm;s<tsA.
Move hxs ABB LtMSon;Sts or
coioted Seneleme~ meee1
1apeIy. As tie sole obJsset -
E1kese. courts j. TO coAotct, per-
sour of ;nve~4tre ee>sus, whe
ha,,x no foeltsk seTuples aaeas
Aeasx e pr;>s sPlis Way b
Isure Of co.'s ~sta"tsy~pl.> ~~~t
anA a~>ple- xem4ner atssA.
Apply to
WAR PowER,% Sc.
WasA:~S-eA,
.. e.
r .. Doodle prtte pa;L hr
renegade demoesaty, as no
4 ''o' + h>'A Svea.s~g Las
bee~ ko,4~A 10 tsswA tie.
oh;le <~~y are
A'~A75 fo44A vesy raAay to
tur~ tness he~Ay IS as4 d1r
>0''k r"q~''~A 6y tA>s s,h, Y
yea" W. P. Rco.
Black Republican and office-holder's journal., 1865-08-10
NOTICE.. !.

All dem dat Scr. bes 70
dis yere paper VIII hah a
port rae os de editor tAsewn
~. VIII +e folks cav take- dis
paper + dey pays ~ aA=
" - wce.
Ttcklar te~t'oH paid
70 white aaWertsSe me~tS
~oh1eh AZ cAar5eA d" cote
price a~L Aot corn kcr sale
+ ~ cle base Ne.e.
Noss'n te s. ~ ats pa
|Pe' ttA Il h2b been iAspe1*.
'ea sy De 14o5al Leasue,
OGI N-ANTEa AZ clez AS
ADto Reep 3ies oT d. E d;ts
or'S heel, snel ! White .asy 70 -
Dc d1sty ucor> d de Scc&
Black Republican and office-holder's journal., 1865-08-10

As dis vaper AN de tsaA
O. ~la~LIe Ft:p, da'fers au
4s T. o'a.,sNs os dat Ss~bl. "a AZ
>q'u Pear to dess 60 lGI.sy ~
dew 4at takes -, our ~"0
e"> '~t' das osrA papes 4vE1
es P"ssecuted cArat~4 t.
laua Q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21

PRAcT1cAL PnRENoLGY.-Phrc-
biological character Of Mr.. Mark Mil
beary, Esq, given at the offs Of pro-
fcssor Josh Billings, praklikal phre-
nologs, Sl.00.
Amatiyeness--T Tigg, sticks out like
hornets nest. va ought to be able
tew luy the whole hnmn family with
your bumps on onst Yu will never
be a widderer lona--net eny.
Politics Yu have got i the naiu-
raj way. A splendid bump Il feels
Ike a Dimcra;ic bump, too. Menny
men has gol to be eoustablcs with yure
bump.
hombadveness-S Sii.eually, very
much. Yu mite Gle a woman, but
tulf match. ] should like tew bet on
the woman. This bump wants poul-
tisin.
YttIes -B thunder, what a bump i!
] should think yn could eat horse
and cart, aud clase the driver three
miles, without eny prakiis. Thunder
and litenin, what bump! Let Bar
mum ger bis hand on this bump and
yure fottin Is maid. What bump
,ohat a bump
Mutik "A sneel, pretty bump, about
he size of Lima bean. II ! had
tbs bump would buy a juice harp,
snd nsnder Ia .he Rocky Mountains.
Pom mi honor Mr. Miiberry, mi adj
wee i, nuss this lump.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21

A Coon OsE.-Somewhere in the
outskirts Of Hartford there is a Mis-.
sion School that has the reputation Of
being rather noisy, so much SO that
those appointed TO take charge Of ii
generally resign in few weeks. =
Last Sunday, the school being desti-
tote Of a superintendent, = prominent
manufacturer Of Norwich, Conn, vol
uuteered for ile day. Having called
the school to order, and got most Of
them seated Boy-, said he, mount
ing the platform, let us see If we can
Laye It sGll, and se put himself IN q
quiet posture for the school 70 initiate
As there VIDE some noise, Boys, said
lie, We can have It stilier, | know
and walking 20 the front part Of the
stage aud raising his hand-'Now let
us see if we can't hear pin drop.
All was silence, when 8 little fellow
in the back part Of the room, placing
himself in an attitude of breathIess at
teniion, spoke out:
"Let her drop
The stern features Of the supcrin.
tendent are said to have slightly re-
laxed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21

The following tory Z tod 70 illus-
iraic the rema.k aolg iinct of lie e.
Gne tr.be Ar. b., tie famous
denlisi, had valuable lor.Oise.shel!
cat that for days liI no.hiag Bat moan.
Guessing the cause. he booked inio
his mouth. md seeing q decayed tooth
he soon relieved Il ~ il pain. 'lhe
following day there were % least'Ien
cat. ai TIE door the day sitter twcn-
ty; and they went % increasing at
such rate that be Was oblidged to
keep a boil dog to drive them away.
Bot nothing would help hin. How
ever oae morning being very nervous
he accidentally broke the JAN of an Oh
lably lh aew q tas spread "
aiiddre, aud not a single cat came -
sec bin sGersard
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21

WOMEN IN PARAGUAY Every
body smokes in Paraguay, and nearly
every female above thirteen years Of
age chews. We are wrong. They
DO not chew, but put the tobacco in
their mouths, keep il there constantly
except when eating, and instead Of
chewing, itabout with their tongue
and suck it. Oaly imagine yourself
about to salute the rich red lips Of a
magnificent little Hebe, arrayed in
satin and flashing with diamonds
She puts you back with one delicate
hand, while with the fair taper fingers
Of The other she draws forth from her
mouth brownish black roll Of tobac.
co, quite two inches long, looking Ike
a monsirous grub, and depositing the
sayory morsel on the rim Of your
sombrero, puts np her face aud IS al
ready for your salute. We have seen
sometimes an over delicate foreigner
turn with a shudier Of loaihing under
such circumstances, and gets the epi-
thet Of ei saraco (ihe savage applied
10 him by the offended beauty iof this
sensitive squeamishness. However.
ole soon gets used % this ID Paraguay
where you are, per force Of custom,
oblidged to kiss every laiy youare H.
irod0ced to ard ono half sou mees
are tempting enough 20 render you
reckle b consequences. foa would
sip lhe liP y the pr9feral ips 10 The
face 81 a tobacco battery, egen the
d0uyle-distlled 'hgney-dew Of Nir-
giniai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21

9aNEhcAtgF District. -. :.
~ Frd'szie Court balaen ai the Probate ofhce
u Manchester 81 and ~ xaid District o the 22d
DAP = Felrgsry s ID lsE8
Present, Hon. J ~ BATcHELuER, judge.
NORMAN q. HARD are LYDIA HARD. wlf
q SAID Norman G. Hsrd. tath n Arlington 50 said
district apFlied So couri and By writing duly exc
Gated attssted and ackaoNie ieis d5A,apiea MARCIA
CARRY. . suinar thiid y Izan CsIy, 4 Ruperi.
Is nAit distsitt deFety constituting sal Na-s
gAe,f hsuat iaw aal 8 sach sal4'ae o. inhentne
and base e'.anaed he nnme x said Marcia ID
GEORGIA NAECA HAED naecs ofvhieb sad
s3oFiia asd tlAaRe 4 nsHie = asaered . ), r4b
llsae3 teree wteks saecs ssively m ths NAscsrs.
m gouxs. x, sg.Alse !, aald aAaesestsr
- mK Pow LER Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21
The Journal Job Printing Office.

We haye recently made aaelsost = car Jph
Pshaae mat sai sna are e~ hssssF pre- epsrs 8 ilaa
sres = s1eeais b iAe besi sgle 81 orders g.
ptsTEa-
MANNNILLe
E4ENENAE&
NtNAHEAn&
NAMFalNH
gHEckN
PROGRAMMES.
LABifl.s
tANE.
He AZ Az
@ a- les
NJ tzl4aETNas ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21

reign when her earthly sisters Faith
and Hope having jgae and well doue
lheir work, shall have taken their
aieh, forever.
SO mote Il be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21

a good deacon making an official
visit 10 q dying ueighbor, who was
very unpopular man, put ihe usual
question, Are you wiling to 70 my
friend
% yes, said rbe sick man.
j am glad of tha4 sad lhs deacon,
lor all The neighb5is aFe wiling.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21

What tf0reyai generals would shJW
u.ost eulurs1 HarIec Hood
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21
THE OLIVE BRANCH

tsv.Hg had iAe s5fNas ~ o.. funsr imlf
ntaH i6s manufacturer au sarradsdmHasre
Fftst Jat Stove We tsFl them Hft'f. Sizes.
ttt plain $50 }ak. Motor Ilp srb arvit5sHi
Reservoir soa lIpr e5el So faI'g gvHe,a are
We iA4t tbis BE- o. tlst s.oys in utafhs ifat vic
Warrant them TO sdse sstisfsctiou = Pc a'S--a
14lI-ad e. sef7l la.,aas.nge. S. have
ESQ ffa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
&c, Sc, &c.
STATE OF VERMONT.

East Dorset r,l. ia. isSs ,;..'AeI -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21

"a alfArrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-21

The two Houses Of Congress sub.
sequently voted addresses OF reply to
the President, the same as tie two
Houses Of Parliament reply 10 addrcs.
ses from the Grown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
From. r7avii.

Intelligence from Port an Prince, OF The 2Jth
OF March has been received IN this city. -.
The dslstroas conagTatiou in that city vas sti the
aNsori NJ topic in Hayii. ~.
Pres.dent lseffrafd had issued sympathehe adios'
Tn NE yarious towns snd villages throughout the Re'
ruhic sabsorpions were making for the sehe oil the
eufeiers Cape Haytien alone has contributed over
Ql6O'D -.-,
President GciTrard has proposed several important
rnodlfenfi0rs OF the Hayiieu Constitution. one o.
fhese declares that any African or Indian or any G.
Sher pendants is eli gb.c 10 the privilege Of becoming
Eavten citizens, and 'he privilege may also De con
Terred on suc foreigners. not Indian or African as may
gender services TO the Republic.
Those ONLY are eligible to tic Office OF President OF
Hsyt who are born in the island are OF African or IN
6iai blood 81 wears old and holders OF real ctatc
Presdent GcfTrerd has ordered the establishing OF
Volunteer Fire Department, u-i
Thee hundred thous and dollars has been appropri
ated By The Government to The rciei OIL the sur -
Che Port au Prince fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
Proposals
OFYcE OF ASSISTANT ConxIssARr GRSgRAL OF }
SUByIsrgsCs. No. 4 SAFEST, }
Nyw.Youy Auril 4 1855
A RMY SUPPLIES. SEALED PR(

| Yoax. April 1852
A RMY SUPPLIES: SEALED PRO
"a POsALS IN DUPLICATEl will be received by n,
undersigned until O'Clock p IN. THURSDAY the 6ti
.n oI ;qPpyins for the use Of the United sste' Army
Brooklyn, as follows:
1000 pound. best quality Of ADAMANTINE CAN
pEs to be 10 ounces to the pound oneha s1es the re
100, 900 pound good h,rd SOAP to be made by boiling
snd only from GOOD materials Tree from clay, soluble glass, OF
other adlteruon 10 have unpason. odor contain not
%i. than per cent OF water and to be well dried
10000 pounds Of good clean dry fine SALT in s.ronr
st barrels and h'll bsels aiapedtc the purpose, with fall
,0O9, Ge0 pounds Of frat quality PILOT BREAD, to be
m d. Of good sound Extra Ohio equally good side
dried before being packed. aud ia sHe, Thickness oleDnes
NC, TO conform ssndari heretofore established; to be
made Of uliy seasoned wood Of such kinds viii imp,
taste odorto the bread bottom and top OF single pieces
apeG w & p. a Of snSi weod Ing Flour and
Bread wall also be examined by the Inspector who will reec,
inferior t. the standard samples. bidders location
Of their b1Acr, when they begin their deliveries and
ho" much bread they deliver daily.
sJor as Tie tread rsgyei be raisiea in time Jor
,s'si e.ayJ, under ti' adtot'eEet uH only te made
The goods 70 DC furnished .oOu practicable. Bidders
arc requested 20 state the time when they deliver.
spaate proposals. dpjoqfs nust be nude for each ar.
oo and bidders may propose for the whole or
samples of oil the articles be delivered with the pro.
poeaii. ind TcicrIed to therein.
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached to
precisely with ~ the terms Zach bid have eonsid.
ut contain s written guarantee Of two
follows:
We the undersigned hereby gusrsutee that should ell
Of tie above bid be accepted II shall be duly une
according % 10 true purpott and conltions also, that wit,
rn contrs with bonds 10 the OF fourth tie value
ofe stores proposed to be furnished shall he executed q
required"
Tie seller. name place Of business and the d..e Of pur.
chase well Of coa,en with weight rros. and
afe and shipping AXIS TO be hereafter desins'ed must be-
plainly marked on every package All other old marks must
be ob.itcTaied.
All the or viii he ca.esny inspected before their delv.
cry Ind 4lei With the retained tample Returns
wsi-hts signed Ov pfo'ssonA Public Wei,her be
furnished.
Payment will be made in currency is equivalent soon
as fund. b received for the purppse
Contractors expected 10 hold thei' goods without
peuse % the United states until tlrired for shipment,
biiai. for Irepe'9ii rl be farlisAed az his Qse vhoi
ie 1o>i ,rJei ye dddrsiltd 10 me undtrs
ars isdorssd "Prop9iil, for SHbiscare Siore'."
h. =. CLARKE. foonei. A. n. g. ard A. G. G.. &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS.
No. 70 LAionT ST, WV YORK,


(.,.r Corner Of Canis and West Brosdway)
observation-disclosures fr,m6 TO o a. ~ snd . to p y
~ % wi n 10 secure or preserve you HEALTH STRENGTH
,,5 y,rsy and eniov one tie GREATBaT or LuxuEIss
try IuGash Bath n tie East ,hcse baths have been maze
r r,n,uries both ~ luxury. religious exercise
Dy who regard physical cicaniinos' as On AN 10 Hos
ne e,.en,is features Of tie hath are bathing the entire
ood IN hea'ed air to, steam, thereby inducing rec pr
uro: thOronel fAalnpoog Of ;As whole body AMI ts
poicatio Of der nj i'm7'railfes TIC bath con
so .. afe Of I.as ne irsaA'l.i ot .So,ns rSoh'
d. Warm n. ~ the lcd4ioron or s~eainsfoon ana The
iasaimia or NateF 10 Die groom
HMM, *, Al a.tof fgranl the cit sleek sntin, and
o ,.ef Tn touch Of ii" skin !. electric 4, the con
oen,nns o. 'ss 49, erpersne. ,hese ssects for the
sud II, toll. -e 'g', fe a. could over the moon
Fs"s description Of the TarkifL Bath by DR.. David
qr II, viii. cleanse. the inward ~ well n Tie out
s,-i n,, vll j. ad,pUd 10 make hesth heanhtf, and
eyae dsa'e ~ sisss % sdyoe.ey "l
20, 81 Er,.niu. Wilson. +. IL : . "a. A., -
h., "a Ned clean III he has be,bsd In the Essi
70 '' .rc,iv from ms bath ana seifnc
& IN ,cp TO Inc Turkish Bst, and tie att ndaIt " W
rscIair.-' oh FINK il lorg tins 'ho' ~" "' WV
Vs,- orr tws BArnsas SAY o. tar IunKi,n bhrh,'
.'fle Taih B-t Is adnii'ieIcd 81 ,s n, =. one,
, H.. Wg wnicA once eIJ"ys1' wan ~ ''"t"'
''a "a l. lsnls goa, Institution"
;oinslk'biy invirorsiine
- II !. d.rods. exquisite"
istAe M PLus ULTRA o. bq'i''
.sf ,ba,s v,,Ie vi 10 b. born sssin "a Try r.
The very method which Ns;D" la' 'doi''6 'o' ~ II"
cppcrato..
| 81 am youth res.reEsisd
WHAT rHy LADIES SAY
Iiy, Mod ~. Turkish Bath In other countries and nc
., =, trr on, noe -nrpsrses all others .,,,.,
Even .aGs, ,rii oi water need not ,,at 70 wv
"Fr Beauty The complexion. nothing can eqa ~
ev AZ. deig.hiaiy refreshing, and very femediAh "
v.nn;i, AID invisoriins 'lie whole physical system
:, MOI delightful ard agreeable" ,,
lei sem y,ar, younger than before taking this bath
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O. cnt .',i s .-i,e,t o. Eastern iaIure.--a genuine
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