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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05


STERLINHS AlfBRo6IA
l. willing to r.ooss4A, rAassysurs R~rAyA.
cre.sns ale havstaas she Aulssia is1prs al ovse
n. vorid. & IN
IT 70 wAlnAnrED 20 PteAsE.
Itclru isc6tAt q tbs 6ead.
1t makes HSe Hair grow on Raid Heads
1t prevents thsnssf fron Falling Out.
| Itrendsrs the HAIR eoft and Glossy.
Cleanse, tie Besip; obois tks Hood Brow xsnSso
p>,A.a:o ro p~voss HsaAaehs; our0 Daidsss,
rpsurs issuusass Lss6s; Issass Hair 70 Csri; sap~
49, ~; Euh Hair 1atsu. 0soA eEset ApDarent =
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
TIE Aubrossa viii suit yos % > :. EsgAstiy put up.
psl,estssy psrSuosd RsssssiA By 0Dsfs 6ingsss -
Actresses, Sold In splsndd boxes cartons es0tsAn-
mr. t~o large bottlss-No. for morning, No. Or
evening. H,sA i. rs
rR1Ru - no 1gy03AE1 ABOUT r..
srxRLINa's AMBAOslA \ H. best, most agreeable
and elective toilet In the world. To prove this ny
carton.
ssr,,.s.. sSsr,sis nsaafsessriss Company.
416 Psltsa Strsst, rev vssk.
oct17-dASly
A Cough, Geld, ~ Ssre IhreaA,
4
nDoUnD mnuDaA1D AYSDHSIoE. AID snouLD N caDcxDs
II ALLOWED 70 ooR4InvR-
Irrftasisn OF the .Lnags, q FtrnAusnt
- = Thfoat AhUetaon, oS0 - hnsu.
! rahae Lung Disease,
10 evsm sns s.suts.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRo0HHs
L. - !. - a. * Il "a Il II
nAvrss pnsof Ilyluzscs 70 ~ sAHss, ssv1 r.ns
For Bronohftis, Asthna, Catarrh, Cen.
sumptive and Threat Diseases,
Ynecurs ARR usrD ~frs nwArs GOD succrsA
Nx6ERs AND PUsLC sPEAKRRs
will ind useful in clearing the voice whom taken
bssrs Singing or epsaking sod relieving the throat
after an unususl exsrtiou Of the vocal organs. The
Toche recommended and prescribed BY Physicsas,
asA bsre he'd tsstmonis from sz.insnt men threaeA-
out the country. Being article o. true 1erIt, and
haviog prvred their ecscy BY test Of many year,.
ea< rear fnds them in localities in various parts
Of the world ochss universally pronounced
better than other srticlss-
OBTAIN only 'tBsovs's BaoscHIAL TaocHss," and do
not take any Of the Wsrhies Imstalirs tbas nay b
offered.
soli in the United States and In Foreign
Countries, at IS cents per box. [uove-dAveml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

TERRA JAPONICA-2, 0OoIbs. firss euei
- ~ 9un ~ fapners, fcr snls b. -
so'% TfLKIheoN EABfL-rr CO.
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~wo.'t Us. any other..rhe la.

~won't Use any Other.-rhe last and best
The ght article Analy. Everybody iiksst Isparely
vegetable Contains sugar Of lead. Is the best Halr
Dressing in the world win grey and faded air
to its original color in four wseks-every nme-sure
pop" Inquire for webstcrs Vegetable Hair InviEcra-
tor and don't take any other II cures all humdrs Of
the scalp week For sale at wholesale and retail
BY D. A. KxRK corner Third and Main streets, Kedkuk
Iowa. Buruhams Il Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists.
10 Lake st Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
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OOLGA aE's taBNIa SOAP.
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials
mIla and eano II en- Z In its nature ,fragfantly
cented, and extremely ben ef sci& II its sct
upon the skin For sale By ell Drugsists and sassy
Goods Deslers- febt-dsw1yr
The Bridal Cha Ana per. Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reiiAbstrestnent Disease. efths Urinary ssxua
) sKILLIN a0uaHros, Howard Association ,PAus-
SapAae- -. sesSAsWly
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MY present residences, situated on the cor
1v1 nsr Of rourth AMI Norge ssreets lots and D.
block a. II two story bck ho1se containing eight
rooms, With good ousbniIainss there in fhe
city stable wood and coal hose and wash house. The
pr perty ell In uoed sepair. ~ ~ en- veil eS vilb
ceoics at trses and shrpbbap R1aeh, Pear, Qnincs,
Plum, Apple and Cherry rress al ffu b-affng ,bssds
I'll the smaller fruits II eannos md pufchaser -
As tArse sts, will -eIl the henab and lot No
I, upon which AL the fmprovsnsnts are aknated me-
property sitnatsd In one the best b
the eity on1y ave mnatss walk from aans u0ansss
popso r. MAIN stsest; will b seld nt tAr nripe ~
mon favosahls terms PossessSon given Immediately.
,Iso 800 secOnd hand Psso snd Piano d os whfch
ofes farm - days q o. handrsd and any due1sss. n
lot enl1 Nm ship e - ~ nanplActuEfsD a eaAhe
feana - The pfenlsss msutioned, ~ the o0eQ u
rf60KS.-A f6l rapI,plyI e SeHool ! =
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RaTCHELOR,s HAM DYE.

The Original and Beat in the World The only trne
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and fnstsn
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without iajuring the hair skin Rem
edies the i'll escts bad dyes Sold by all Druggists
The genuine Is sigued William A. Batcn-lor Also,
DEMONSTRATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURe,
FOR Restoring and Beautif,ing the Hair.
auy2i-dbwly CHARLES BACHELOR, N. Y.
For Diarrh1a, Dysentery, &C. Me-
CURES Compound Extract Of 8kssE PiArf the most
reliable and successful remedy; Ii is endorsed by Col
Long, General Plessanton and Gen Ftz Henry Warren
ofthe United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
Missions War Relief Rund Comnittee, Editors
Of the Press, and Western steamboat oeers Sold By
all druggists, and 2. b. vowIiI I Co., Keokuk.
JAG MAaUIRE, Sole Propristofs,
jyl9-dAv6m u. Louis, Mo-
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STATE OF IOWA, Lee County, ss.-In
the District Court Of sad county, 1t K-ckuk. q
Richardsou. Piainth rersss Archipgs Mcdowell Mary
Dougeerty and . bousferty, her husband, d y EN-
bourne George Knboarne, Billiaas. Defsudsots
Notice Il hereby given 70 the defendants herein sbovs
named, that petition In civil action nle In ~
Clerks ofce OF the pstret Court aoresad, bsaf Il
the above named Plaintiff asainst you, and claiming the
partition of the following described rsA stsfs stustsd
IN keo Suk Lee county Iowa. viz: Lef nuuaber two On
10 block seventeen 10 petitioner claiming 10 be the
owner 81 the undivided three twehs l2 Of the sane
and nnsss appear and make defense thereto before
noon Of the second day Of th. next term Of said Court
g. commence ON the nrst Monday Of February, lseA
jndYnl-nt will BE- rendered aeAisst you q prsysd or
sad petition ~ ROBr. II. GfLt1ORk,
kev stamp % cts-canceiedI Att'y for Plaintiff
nov1td4w-tn HI
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
CITY ITEMS.

A MASS MEETING or CITIZENS will be held this
evening at National Hall, Of Forty fourthst and
FOR the purpose of devising ways and means to
I'LL the quota OF the Twenty second Ward
COLLECTOR DRAPER.-Simeon Draper, esq, Col
ector Of the Port who has been Savannah several week,
past attending the Of captured cotton to scity
Iscsd home In day two lie waste have saiedfrom
Hilton Head on Wedn esdsy last
COUNTY VOLUNTEER CONMITTEE-SEvENTY MEN
ENLISTED YEsrERDAr-The whole number Of mea received
by the Volunteer Committee yesterday AZ the Park
Barracks 20 at the Battery 20 and the different Provost
In for 30 that altogether
the business yesterday rather favorable than has
been for two or three days previous
PROF. X. OGDEN DoREMUs of the Free Academy,
delivered lecture before the pupils OF the girls Grammar
School In 29th st. Tuesday afternoon the Physical
Properties of Atmo sphec Air accompanied with e1pen
The lecturer treated the subject In bis clear aud com
prebensye style and received by hs pupils with great
interest who rendered him their thanks Original
compositions read by Of the young ladies and
several pieces of music sung by the school,
ACCIDENT. Last evening, about 81 o'clock, Otto
Horne musician residing No. 1873 Aen-s, fell from one
Of the 1hdav while crossing the B0wery the wheels
passing leg and the foot Of the other completely sc
turing both limbs He Immediately conveyed to the City
Hospital, bdt is not expected to recover.
THEFT OF TREASURY NoTEs.-Allice Allen, a
disrepu able Character yesterday committed by Justice
Hogan for stealing tl20 In Treasury Notes from Joseph
Eckey residing In Broadway between One-hundred and
twenty ninth aud OneLunrc and threth ss while with
her in a low den in Prince Vt.
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Arrived.


Ship American Congress Woodward, Fortress Monroe. n
hours in ballast. TO L. ;. Oh
Bark Stella tof Yarmouth, n. 81 Fry, Havana
&c. Oar el Starr.
Bark Indian Queen fof Nassau NJ Pr Spstes Cardeua,
days, molasses, Brett. Son & Co.
Bark q. Colcord of Seerport Cocord, Remedio dav,
sugar and moasses r. r. Buck Co. On the 2. Of Hatter
had heavy souiherly weather.
Bark Bonnie Lasse of Jerey Lapperall Foo Chow Dee
teas Oyphan Co. Passed Anjier Dec 49, Cape Of Coed
Hope ls u and crossed the I'D uA In I'D
inst lat 81 lon. 70 spoke ship President Fillmore hence for
Fortress Monroe. who requested to lay by and on
board captain and men, whom they mad taken from
the night prcviou ter remaining by her hour and find
ing she woud lower boat Kept size he'd
parenty been in collision her bboom gone cut
water damaged Capt DLappeis reports that from lat to
IL ~ enveoped IN dense fog, during which time ire
qu.nt Showers resembling would occur, completely
Brig America lof Pcton, ~ 81. Mckenzie, MataDzas 8
days, sugar &C.. McCoL Firth.
Brig Wsltham, Wiley Port Royal. days in ballast, to
master.
Brig Brisk tor 81. John, N b. Marshall Cienfaego., IL
days, sugar Fowler \ iowa.
Brig Eolus (of Haax Forbes Cenfuegos u days. sugar
and moasses Brett. Son & Co.
Brig Newly a Farraro Csstlelsmsre 81 days fruit,
to order.
schr william L. Burroughs Hudson, Mes.ins Dee. 49, and
weather in the Straits days of Cape DeGatt lost
and received injury put into Gibraltar IN stress 1t
weather; driven back twice was bockaded days ct
Gibraltar by Confederate steamer Shenandoah.
Schr Blanche (of Annapolis, n Lent, ArToyo 9th inst
Inolasses, d. X. DeWolfN Co
schr. oceanus (new-Of Brookhaven), Hawkins Brook
haven 10 master.
scb Frances sattery, Alden Port Royal days in ballast
Schr Carroll. Sprague, New London.
Schr Pequonnocs Barnes. New Haven.
Sch Horace Staples Gibbs, New Bedford for Philadelphia.
schr c. A. Stetson, Stevens Newcastle, Del, for Boston.
schr. Ringgod, Mitchell. Baltimore for Norwich.
Scr. Isaac Rich, Crowell Philadelphia for Boston.
WIND-At Sunset, N. NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Gold has been much excited, and the principal
demand is to cover short contracts The firm Of
Ill. Lyon a. Co., the head and front of the Sc
cesh clique which has so long stood in the way Of
the Government by gambling against the value OF
its credit, has suspended, and the whole multitude
are rapidly moving in the same direction without
causing any noticeable regret. The opening rate
was 1901 followed by 1888 and lft, finally closing
NJ l53 under purchases to cover
Government stocks are again rather lower and
closed for 5-20s old at lOj0lO51, and l04Os for
901 800. Railway mortgages continue TO be
offered at lower prices, and eight per cent bonds
have been done as low as 100. Delaware and Hud-
son fell per cent, and Quicksilver per cent.
The general share list is very irregular at one mo-
ment steady under purchases to deliver, followed
by return TO low prices when the orders are filed.
There is no investing demand at current rates, and
few buyers except professional spectators. At
the Second Board there was sharp rally in several
stocks Hudson River advancing 10 So G96 and 20
100 late in the afternoon; Erie 55l.
Money has been active at per cent, and strong
houses have been free borrowers at the rate In
commercial paper no change. 1t is still in disfayor
under the downward movement in gold, and so
long as this continues 10 permanent restoration
can be expected.
Great efforts are mode by leading holders of
goods to reduce their stocks, and large lines are
sold 10 obbers at what termed popular prices"
As an illustration popular prices mean shrtings at
80 cents which have sold at 20 cents per yard; but
ter at 40 cents which has sold at Gee. per b. sugar
20 cents which brought 30 cents, and on through
an indefinite list of articles which must go into
consumption at the present. or at lower rates if the
indications Of early peace do not disappoint the
general expectation. The whole movement fingers
upon peace, and the only questions whether prices
shall go down by spasms OF steadily fade away.
The fall will be spasnodic if TIE army meets any
notable check, and steady if its progress continues
of the same character which has marked the
movement from Nashville to ATLANTA and thence
up the Atlantic coast to Wilmington.
Under the action Of paper money all
prices have been demoralized, and this process has
been 50 long continued that the whole community
holds its property of every nature at an unnatural
value. Those values under the return Of peace, are
moving toward natural prices made by the cost Of
production in the markets of the world, what
are known as gold values. When this commercial
tide marks low water, all who have contracted and
got in debt will be cleaned ont of their property and
be left J. rgely in arrears. Low water is approach
ing in many railway shares, but 50 far as the great
mass Of commodities is concerned the ebb
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Brig George Ann tBr.), BAXTER Matanzas @. Boley.
Brig Virginia, Nichels, Washington, A. Abbott
Brig Clio Br, Pendergast, Rio Grande de sn Brett sos
& 20.
schr Palestine Anderson City Point Van Bruns slsght
Schr D. f.. Sawyer soper City Pan Van Rrunt ssgst,
schr Maxon Rogers. Watts Femandins y J: Cambel
Schr. J. McClo.sey, Crowell. BOSTON, :. w. Lewis r
schr Arc ic Dixon, ST. kitis. Abial Abbott.
Schr Enc Ire r.. Potter Grumley Boston.
schr. Fsety ood Gardiner Washington q. Kenny.
Schr. Lucy AppeDy. Eastpot. J. BoyAton, Son 4 Co.
schr. Minnie Arnold (Br). Pussey 81. Kits, Brett Son
Go.
schr. Garland. Norton, philadelphia Simpson l. Capp.
Schr. Regina tFrl, Eadesu. r. Pstre, Gsudasupe Z.
Caylss, DeRuyter Co
schr. Rover OBJ, Brien, Halifax. B. F. Small Co.
Schr Panther, Racket, Phade phs II. g. Racket, Son.
schr. NJ b. Mshopey, Crawford, Baltimore, Simpson =
Clspp.
Schr Martha Nckes Small Philadelphia r. Talbot Som
Schr ID. W. Sanders. Mott. Newbern, j. Smith 4 Co.
SloOp Active, Ely, Hartford, ii. S. Racket 4 Son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

IN THE HOSPITALS IL AND ABOUT SEw-ioRk
For nhe reek eHdiBp March -. lrG5.
REPORTED WEEKLY YoR sFw-YORk rRiBt Me- BY A. J.
CASE GOVERNMENT uspERrAKEH. NO. 15' GRAND STIR KIT
A.Gel Andrew A. age 80 Co. f. s9h Ind residence when
enlisted, Scotland, Mayor Co, Ind.
Byers William IS. CO. A. Sth Penn residence when
enlisted, Pennsylvania
Barton Isaac axe 4oi Co \ seth N Y; residence when en-
Burke LOU. r. ssr Is Co sh oho residence when en-
listed Hamilton Co. Ohio.
Brown Napoleon B. age 81; Co. 4 18Th ~ Y. Art; resi-
deuce when enlisted. 40 l5s Orchard It., y. y.
Bushfed. Tho. age n CO &, 10Th Penn; residence when
enlisted Washington Co. Penn
Boer Peter 6 Co. r. 55th Ohio; residence when en-
listed. Brown Co.. Ohio
''"' When Enlisted. Bradley Co.. III.
CLARK Lewis. o. ase 81 90 C. Goth Ohio; residence when
Cooper samuel Co. r. 51d Wis. residence when enlisted,
Condor sms; ,sr is Co. i.S y residence
Edwards. Edwin H.. sgr q; Co. X. l2ith Ind
Eane John f. age q Cor. 18th n VI residence when
enlisted Pttshrld Penn.
Franklin jonathan. ase d Go. C. e.t H. residence when
Griffin george w. age s., Co l. Iil,t N Y residence when
enlisted, EluiIa n. Y.
Graham wm. H. age 90; Co. d. 18th Penn residence when
Knoble, Kasper age % Co Is, Jl,t Wis residence when
enlisted. Now Glaru.. Wi,.
kcasy Mathis, age ~; Co d. 9TH lowa fesdence when
Loand jacob age aO Co. 6sth Ohio residence when
Lampmnn Iho. ase n; Co b. goth n. Y Cav; residence
when enlisted. Jefferson Co, ~ Y.
Mussoye. John o.. @ Go. h. SD I'LL Residence when
enlisted, Mount venom Ill
NORMAN Edw ard age ~ co. o. s3l H. residence when
listed. ST. Clair Co., III.
Qmigley james Co. f. 9Th n. Y. Artillery.
Rouse Benjamin 10. Go. g. 18th Wis residence when
enlisted Oneida Co., Mich.
sendeser saac, u Co. X. l55h n VI residence when
enlisted, Thirty II. and Thrd.aye, \. y.
smith VIM. H., age -. Co !, 10th Pa.
Skinner Joseph. ~ Co H. 18th Ohio residence when
enlisted Huron Co, Ohio.
SIX James Il Co. g. 9Th III. Nj. l. residence when en-
listed Perry Pike CO., H.
Wood VIM. j.. age 10 Co A, 18th Ohio; residence when
enlisted Cleveland, Ohio
Wilder Hiram. 81 Go. C. 18th Mich resdcnce when
enlisted, Palo Iona Go, Mich.
Waller. Rebel
Wolf Christian age %; Unassigned.
Wesley, Jacob 90 sbnte residence when enlisted
Lancaster Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED ron THn NY TRIbrs

Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The NY. TRIBrsE
FRIDAY. March -, 1868.
ASHES-Tbe market for Pots is inactive and lower;
We quote at e. 7jdt9
COTION-Tbcre has been rather more doing to-day
but prices are easer sales " abont 800 bales at doc
for Low Mddling and 5jaisc. for Mddiings.
COFFEE-Tbe market remains quiet; holders are
asking former rates bat should sales be pressed, lower
rates must be accepted.
CANDLES are dull and prices favor the buyer; We
quote at - pc. for Adamantne; Acc for Spcim, and
soc for Patent.
COPPER-American Ingot is very dull and unsettled.
prices are irregular and lower; quote Mt 3ic d3
for Lake ard Baltimore; 80 and 45c for New Sheathng
and yellow Metal.
FLOUR AND MEAL~-The market for Western and
State Flour is very Irregular the former is and
irmer while the latter is lower and dull; Family
brands are unstable and lower. the sales are 1900
State $40 25qslQ ~ for tie low grades " Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
Removal Of n. Hill Fowler, Corporation
AUaYneN.

The Mayor yesterday received the following
communication from John T.. Develin esq, Corporation
Counsel removing from Office Mr.. y. Hill Fowler Cor
pora,ion Attorney. for reasons therein stated:
Law DsrlHrxsxr ovuos oy COUNSEL TO yHs(
CoHoDrros March 90 1913.
I'M towtsR ei, 'oIata,a 'o,oS' are ,,.,e
oue 70 .,.,.., ne ,..a; pg.ss, s,G m.. t
oC tt. Commits. ,ldr,..sd the following communication;
orr oVkEw oRK Law DEPARTMENT.
srs SsS %: Mss 70 ~" s""%@ s
~,ffs, 6r-Drn SIR an informed that tie resolution
under which the spfcAl Committee, Of which you are
Chairman b. eIAnnlnf into the operation. Of The GOV
eminent Of the city does not embrace tls Department "
hi, be- o. both personally and officially rsfrt the omission
1h department u 90 ultimately connected III VOC pi.cs
the other Departments Of the CIV Government
ieni investigate OF u without y. head I any Of .s
Other ~ being present or parties Thereto lsl' you
opinion. II cad those officer. which the opportunity to
explain q. ght have prevented OF would correct .,
Then again might venture to nase '1sEe'h ~ "ou1a
city affair. aid the operations Of the government u t' anu
npsy, viihou, sxslninins al the main pa' Of which ii'
Under he.e circumstance. ,,se the liberty Of requesting
your Committee consider ,h. Department covered hy the
To,on Of the senate. OF u That cannot properly be donr'
that your Committee should ask the senate 10 adopt pp-
nrusry resolution embracing this Department Truly yours
JOHN T.. DENkLlN, Counsel 90 the Corporation
Thi. letter published IL the journals Of the city the day
after 1t forwarded 10 The Committee snd o. eouIs eas
your notice. Al the session Of this Commute" on saturday
the 18th inst you appeared witness, and yonr ein
ton follows.
Mr. y. Till Fowler. Corporation Attorney, was sworn
lie aid that az he belonged he Law Department Of the
City the Committee were not empowered
10 Investigate that Department he objected 10 give any 'e'
nouy In relation 20 it, 81.
Your conduct thus reported not only disresprctu
10 the Committee and TO the Senate Of the State OF "hch y
the representative but was also ssan, we r1prrssd
wish Of th- Department. injurious TO 10 ehciency, ana
public scandal which ought not to 90 unrebnsed.
therefore remove you from Oh" once IL corporation
Attorney Your obrdien servant ,,
JoHs r. DYvFIIs Counsel to the Corporation.
Law DEPARTMENT oFticn oP ou>fL TO rhk
Corporation. March -, 1893.
Hon G. GoDTRKY GuNruER Mayor So
SR instructed by the Counsel TO the toip"raon 10
Inform you that be- has appointed Geo Shea esq. Corpora
ton Attorney. Respectfully, yours, A. ~ CAMPBELL
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furniture
IILKINDs of FURNITURE, MATTRESS,

ALLKINDS of FURNITURE, MAI hiss,
n rs BEDDING. LooklSG.GLAssEs' Nc. ,.ye'Pb BE-.
AZ SNEDEN 4 CAMPBELLs, No; zoS poS~ Goods
,..,n ssnou and IIouston.sts Call and save nion''
wn,r",teJ Deiveredfree Extension Tables cheep
nEDROON ENAMELED FURNTIt M ',
hrar,eJ manufacture Also solid Chestnut ~
Chamber suites. plain and ornamental a. .tr;;.hsait.1
ions 3ts Canalst.. opposite " oo'ter Es----
ENNMELED CHAMBER FuRN lI, = HI: ia
II Tn. best assortment Of ENAMELED pIpn nd urua
n IN snie. Wholesale aud Retail As 80 rst.t
and Pslliasses. NAhhHN'
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Advertisement.
EoSarnpTIoN- GoSsfrkfpTION

tONSTMPTION-t
We say h-ving Consunpion. In Whatever stage
the dis.sse Dr. WsHARrs FINE TREE TAR CoRDrAL L,
which il readily taken up the blood and carried the
lungs and healing principles of the Tar act upon the IN
famed Of the lung. aud stop their decay at once and the
patients life is saved THs Pisz TREE TAR CORDIAL has
power dissolve the thick that stops up the
Of the lungs and eSpels II from the system
THg FsZ TREE lar CORDIAL prh-s the blood and cesnes
Of all scrolous matter thai constantly breeding sores in
terual aud external Salt Reum bloches the Face and
al Skin Diseases especially cured by DR. WisHARr
PINE TREB TAR CORDIAL Office, No 10 North Second st.
PLilade pla =,
Sold at HELxsoLD's Drug and Chemical Warehouse. No.
5ga Broadway n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

MO DRAFT. RECkIlianS"

TEE or 'rhed to the Fnnd Tor raising Recruits ~.
che m1Sns held On THURSDAY EfESS s .e end hcs
Medical College IN ,isw, Treasurer No 81 Wase' o.
Say early :: PactcsoS il /. I'm.
To secure thr P;,, ofthe Wstd should At once s"oo
poTia9i ths eas sens as only small portion Oh TIE
o,i,sl has vet been received
''3 mt acton is indispensable cooprR Chairman,
fR,Sx r.. HOWE. 'HAS"
JOSIAH HEDDES.
L w WNCHEsrRR.
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