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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06
New Y, RI, Feb S.


The steamer Costa Rica, from Aspin.
wall, January 9th, brings S650,4i3 /,
specie.
Gen. Sickles who arrived at Panama on
the 23f, was expected to proceed in a
coupe OF weeks to Bogo,a and afterwards
to Lima and elsewhere on the coass Il
j. SAID the General may investigate the
management and profits OF various lega.
tons and consu'ates in that section.
The commercial ta1D. Panama was still
On agitating subject, and under the ad.
vice ct the United States and French
Consuls foreign merchants refused TO pa :
it.
Advicss from Peru indicate that eoy.
srnment Il likely to come 10 terms Win
6paio a0d pay tolerably heavy dsmsSes
4 mixed .onRission will probably atra. Z,
~ mntior.
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THE CITY
eHThe District Court commences its
regular session At the Court House. this
morning

fEWe have been requested to call 1t
ten ion to the highly reprehensible prac.
tice of some parties in tearing down the
small pox notices, put up by order of the
Board of Health. Persons found Offend
log in this line will be made to suffer
heavy penalties. And very properly too.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06

THIS Is the most delightful and extraordinary article
discovered. 1t changes the sun burnt face and
hands to pearIy satin texture Of ravishing hanty, I'm
parting the srble parity II YOUTH and the UstisGns
pearance inviting in the city belle Of fashson 1t re
reck inples and roughness from the skin
leaving the complexion r.sh transparent and smooth
It material injurious tn 'e skin Pztroniz.s
bv Aetre and Opera Singers II Is what every lad!
should have. Sold eses yw here.
Prepared by W. u. HAGAN, Troy, N.Y..
Address all orders TO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06

~ At the meeting OF the Horticultu
raj Society on Thursday last the follow
ing officers wes elected, viz:
CHARLES HpBBEL, President.
Howard TICKER. Vice President.
E. II. WIcEERsnAn, Secretary.
B. S MERRIAA, Treas x Librarian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06

A CARD.-Ptrmit me, Dir. Editor,
through your paper to express my thanks,
and the thanks of Mrs. Burgess aud the
house of little Burgesses, to the many
kind friends who visited Us a Thursday
evening in the form of donation party
Though the weather was very Indictment
our rooms we're full; also those of Mr..
Price, who kindly opened his door for
our benefit Thanks also to those whose
gifts came in lieu of themselves. | trust
that all whose benevolenee was so freely
manifested, realized the sense of the words
-"Inasmueh as ye have done it unto one
of the least Of these my disciples, ye have
done it unto me"-to be true.
Our gifts exceeded in cash and Other
blessings one hundred dollars. Chaplain
Teeter acted as our voice at the tbron,
of grace, and all left, seemingly sati,6e,
with the good things they had b eat, aus
the bounties they had bestowed.
JonN BURGESS,
Pastor Exchange ST. Charge.
Keokuk, Feb. Ain, '65.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06

CLosISe Cur -Messrs. Yates Il Muir
ply arc closing out their large and splen.
did stock OF dry goods, hats and caps,
boots and shoes, DC. Here is a rare
chance fer bargains, to which the a,ten
ton OF ever. body. and especially of coun-
try dealers, is called The stock to be
sold is yer5 lrge one. the goods are OF
superior quality, and Mesrrs. Y. d Nj
are determined to sell without regard 10
price. Give them call, Main street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. [ian20.tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06
Pastor Exchange 81. Charge.
Ksokuk, Feb. Ain, '65.

1as We Cali esptcial attention to he
card OF Pollyck L. Co., found on our frs,
p &c. Mr. Pollock is well known to the
trade, and Mr. Bisbee and Nj. Jewel
hardly Lss. They are gen lsmeb aud In
business men all and well worthy OF the
large and generous patronage they are
sure to receive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06

~ Il was beautiful Sabbath that
shone out upon us yesterday-made wei
come by the days of bad weather that
preceded it. Heaven send US more
that is, not days Of bad weather but beau
tiful Sabbaths.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06

Losr--A Ladys Portmonaie, on Main
or 9th streets The fnder will be lber-
ally rewarded by leaving the same q. The
store of s. Haniill 4 Co.
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LYONS KATmAIRoN.

kathairon Is from the Greek word 'Kathro.' or
Rst Te signify ing to cleans re nsenate ard restore
Ibis article IL what its signer. nor presersinx
Dtcfng aud btautii, ing the human hair IL the
reiaai kaie Iarstn In the sild II IL again
and PM up by the original proprietor and Is mad
With the skill and attention Inch gave
sale az over million bottles per
IL l. ri.-si d. iighttsi Hair d. sss8ag.
II ertiicatrs scarf and nrrrf.
1t keeps the bead cool and clean.
Il sakss The hair rich sol, aud glossy
u prevents the hair from iAng OF and turning gray
1ifr~isfes Lair upon bald heads
Auy Lads gentleman iss beantfni head OF
hair =h@aid Lyons ha,lAspn 1t IL knox ard s1se~
thfu. hoat the civilized world Sold by All p-cfsls
dealers. DENAs BARNES Co, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06

Just received, full stock Of
Colts Navy Pistols,
:. Coils Patent 4, and inch,
Smith d. NELSON'S Patent,
Ponds new Patent,
New National Revolver
Sharp's Patent
Ammunition oil all kinds on haad.
S. G. BRIDGES.
iane7-l5l Nd. Estes House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06
MEXICAN MUSTANG LsNrmEnr.

The parties ia ST. Louis and Cincinnati who have been
Counfsffeiing the Mustang tinment nBdr prsiebec o.
propfietnrxhp. have been thoroughly estpped by th
Courts To guard against further imposi aon, hav~
procured ho the u states Treasury, pirate steel
bottle Zach stAilp ,l. foe s.ssis my sisns
tnrr, and without which tho srtcir IL cunteriett
dangefousAnd worthless imitation Examine every bot
tie Thi4Linimrnt snd growing In tssss sos
many There hardly xists hamlet Uu The asat
able Globe that does not centan evidence Of ITS wond.
fu effects II is the btsf -moie2t Ia the world. Will
its present improved ingredients its effects upon
bea perfectly remsrkAbie Sofes bsaie pain
relieved lives saved, valuable animals made useful
untold ills sssnaged For cuts bruises sfas rhturia
tism s~engs bites cuts cak ed ressts, I'll aimed hors
&C it is Sovereign R.med, that should be dis
pened With IL should be in every fAmi Sold By al
Druggists.
octli-dkw D. BARNES, New York
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e~A VOICE FROM v1cKsBURG

go A VOICE FROM VICkSBURG
yIexssuRe. Mics Aag .. lss3
Or John Bail-D>sr Sir; | happy to state TO 70
thai hsse used your yalaabl, c-Iou ttsers .fh srea
benefit ,ze ia general debility and prnstrafsot Of
5usee the Mississippi river around rcksbnfg hayn.
been with Gen Grants army throughout it, ~koie
campaign i confidently recommend its
persons vho are Ell posed TO unhealthy climates.
II. W. fosLE
Agent o. S. Sanitary com mission
LocIsTiILs NY. sept. ie, 1868.
On the 22J fJuly last submitiad through an sguni
Of mine 10 the Medical prector OF this Depasi 81 III
Army OF the Cumberland, sample of my c-reD Bitter
for inspection and requested H. aer Analysis be found
neritorocs, TO sanction and approve Its among
soldiers
The following II the Medical reply and ale.
Gen Rsecrsns permission to ship 800 dozen at ohce,
asve II sold 90 suffers JOHN BULL
Il satisfied that Cedron Bitter. will do no harm
any IL taken psvperiy and 10 moderation zee nc
objection TO DR. Bulls being permitted 10 dispose of II
suffers A. HENRY rIiURs1OS,
Surgeon and Medical Director d
Headquarters DcpxrtH~n, Of Cumberland
Nashville. 1-nn-. July "a Uses
Or John Bulls agent, Mr.. has per nil.siun ~ sf
to Sshyiie, Tenn Is gross 100 dozen. bills Ce
Iron Bitters for sale 60 suffers In the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department 10 b.
complied with strictly.
By order Of Maj n Gen Rcsecrsus.
wMM. wILEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
For sale, wholesale and retail BY wilkinson Bartlett
Co., keokuk .lows- aprlSdAwlyr.
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Glnanlinl au0 Commercial


BY Telegraph NEW YcRK. Feb l.
Cotton at IS SOC for mddling, chiefly ct the
inside price.
riour--Stsse and Western rather steady and prizes
without decided change at a5ee ~ for extrs strfe
10 eoaio 81 for Extra X. H. o., and 10 20 ll co for
trade brands.
ks-Duil a, 20 % so1z for State, and soes2 81
for Western.
wheat--Qalet and without deciied change.
Rye-Quct.
Barley Quiet and steady.
C,fn-Quei At S. for old mixed Western In store.
oats-Quief at Gag Uajs for Western
petrolenm4I q 80 tor Cr,lde &c for kefned 10 Bond:
soc fsr n fined Tree
Nooi--Iuii.
Ptk-ursettied and lower at IS c0a3s 50 rev
80 Is 81 90 FIR s63i, d. Gosh and regular sss closing
- 54g29 $500 % for prime aud IS % iJr priue
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new Hork Money Market.
By telegraph NV fesK. Feb. l.
N snes-- Steedy at Go &c cent
steriing-9ue 81 lass4sgsiu4ss for gold
Go'dsseitd and hixh. opening al 2io'E declining
TO , s. q adv ing 10 "a. and elosi Rt -ls
T.sai Exports Of sperie to-day. sa1ss 80
Government Stock-- Shade haiaer with fair demand
c. 2 i87 6 & e ia9le kls X Mxp Dc -
FOL 4 Wais 81 ~ Wayne eei< a. II IL 20. CAN VI
315s: Strip i11ll. 8 " Ger, %. Pse Mail 3pts
leei4 frie l121z G "a lIs Unison les liar.
lem 81 Reading losis c loo, 5 o5ts Teiedo III
D 4 NJ Cert IL \. Quicksilver 90.
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AuDsYoE's OFFICE, Iowa,
DEs MorSls, January 18th, it65.

DEs NOUNS JaHuTrf ifthr 100.
II IL hereby certified that the lit day Of Jsn1ay
1ss5 sworn statement hed In this of5crs showing
rn- CONDITION. OF the LuRiLLAKD iNsbkAA.4k tUM
paSY tornted NJ New Vol ia the state of View York.
on the day OF January, A. d. &c. Ia accordance TN
tg Acr vi the General Assembly Oh tns
site of iowa entitled Act in reasicn 10 Insurance
Companies approved JANUARY 18th, les8, and IN Act
thereto, APPROX ed February st l-as, aud an
Act in relation 70 Life Insurance Comlanes, slPro ed
Ma.ch l1sh ls6 that sail statement shows thai sssa
OF the requisite cunt Of capital
and invested required W law -
Antfity therefore given ~ the above named Com
ay % their appropriate bus M u INSURANCE
=, this state in dance with tbs laws thef ei ulaii
the siss day January d. uns Thousand VI hs Hun
.ired aud sixty
4; i. also cer1ia.d That H. u. rES-EYck, Of keokuk,
has been duly appointed by said Company their is~ iai
Acct an Aisorne, fur the eoanty of Lee ~ta full pow
81 q, take riss "a lIAur4Bee therein sd u sckRO~i d.
servia ~ process provided ~ w- upon bis ming Win
the CI IL u Ussfgst C1ut Ia and TOR SAID county
M, cert fcaie ad csy Of the statement file IN THIS
fc- lti further AfeI ita the attached IL u tae
AID correct spy OF said stat m~nt
In testimony whereof, have hfreunFo SET
IL rus haua aud an vel nss sfai Of sH1ce the Gay
- ami y.sr fret above written.
jma3i-d JAo. A. ELLIOTT, Auditor Of State
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!.

- ATCHELoR's celebrated HAIR DIE sssAe B<yr 4.
~ t& Ferts The oni, Hs-a!sss 1rss sas Rsissb b.,
I've known This splendid Hair Dye is perfectchang,.
Red Rusty. SrH, Hair instantly tysssr sla~k
sfafra Sser, without njurS abe lair Staining tn.
Skin tsii the Hair Soff and Beautifully mparts fres
ftsy frsaaettis restoring its pristine ear and rec
tss the III effects OF BAD Dyes The Eenune 10 sgner
WILLIAM A. BATCiiEL0R: all others are mere inits
nns, and should be- avoided Sold hs all Drnggsts a.
FACT0RY-sI Barclay -etr~et Nsw York BsrcsEIov'
ygw roILKs CxKan for Dressinx the Hair Tjye-dkvl,
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
C.a,ssatr IL Gt..la3nfral.ia -

STATE OF PENNSILtANI3,l
County OF Philadelphia
Arthur O. Cofan President aud Charles Platt Score
tary, the prxid-nt aud Directors Of The Insurance
Coz pany Of North America, icing severaiiy affirmed,
ret OF theaars Of sal Company; that
said Company is the bona @ Of at least
eus Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual rash capital
kuye ted in Stocks and Rond,, in Mortgages Real
Estate. worth double the amount for which the IL
1tgased, thai tie above dessri5ed investments,
any part thereof made the benefit in
di,i iai exercising authority in the Of said
Company. either Pre- dent Secretary, Treasurer D-
ctor Or otherwise that The pes above de- rrbed
have not assigned in any manner relsae or
impaired Ly said Company, and that they tht above
desctibed Officers OF said II ursnce Company.
CuAkL s PLATr. Secretary
Subscribed and affirmed before me- this d day Of Jam
uary, les at Phaaephia in the County Of Philadelphia
ac<esad.
Iowa i mini sioner ami Notary Public for the Com
monwe .Ith Of Pennsylvania, residing in the city Of
Philadelphia.
AupIroa's 0rrrcF IowAj
DEs MoISTs, January 81, 1865. /
IL he,eby certified, that the Shat day Of Jynuary
1885, t.temen hled 10 This once shor iry
the coad president Directors of the In
suranse Company Of North America pcated phiiadel
phi in the State OF pennssiv mia the LIST Jan
mary, 1865 In accordance with the pruvisns az
Act Of the Gsuer Assembly o the State 81 Iowa. entitled
~ Act iH relation to Insurance CoBlpanics npproye ed
January 18th, 1851 and Act amendatory ther h. an
proved February 9th, 1855 AID IN iation 10 lie
Insurance Companies approved N srch 18th, 1862 that
said statement Shove that said Company possessed of
the re4uie amount Of espta and m esfed as required
BY law.
Authority il therefore given to the above ramed Com
pany to tran rt their appropriate basness of Insurance
In this State In accordance With the laws thereof until
the 3l day Of January A. y. One Thousand Eight Hun-
d. ed and sixfy-six.-
II ~ slso1ertlae.f ina, r. D. rBN-EyCK. os Keokuk.
has been duly aVoistsd by said Company teir lawful
Al emit and ttosney for tue eousix e with fun pow
er to take rick Of Insurance therein and ledge
service u Pess - eroycd by law upon his nj De ~iih
the Clerk u the m trict Court IN ssid coun
certificate aud csry u the statement Ala IN this yf
nc. It u further cerfi6e that the attached tr0e
and correct copy Of the ia statement
- In tesiimnuy wherenf have hsreunto set
l. 8. ny hnnd and slhxed NJ seai efscc the d1y
49, md ysar nFst absve wsftxAr.
Inn. 4. HkElstTT, Aufftoe ~ etnee.
AeD-A oAmk 4. Am psosay.
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KEoKUK, iowa,

Referring to the above card Or n b. woodward. we
respectfuliy invite the attention of the citizens OF keo
kuk and vicinity stock of tiedis, which We are
closing out greaty reAucsd prices Up make room for
sree and splendid Spring Stock which will have on
hand cay4y In the by strict application TO bn-
nees using every effort 10 please hope 70 receive
and merit that liberal support which the house has
hitherto had. H. n BOsfNfIh W.
ianl1-d
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|G tEDY-A 6ss ssoossnsoes ~ IN.
~ 1.1e12 SwnAsts 1ze41oo ! NNSS. 8,
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cTATEMKST OF THE CONDITION or ~fHs PRES
- IpgsY AND BiEEcrgR- or fHs IssrRsscg CsNP.sr OF
NosrH AxEA On he day VI January, Is D. maize
the Auditor State of the State u iowa paFr nant TO
that state alive 10 insuraAc- COMPANIES
not incorpoi AIRED by tine state Of Iowa
NAME LccATius.
Frst-rhe name of the Company is @The Presijent
and Directors OF the Insurance. aHy Il North Amer
lea aud Is located al No. - snat street, Phiiadtl
phia, PenHsy wanna
f.-cArfgAL
scond-The arncunf ef its Ca, ia stoek fsso 600 90
fhird-Tbe It's Cspttzi Stock paid
up. sooevo W
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Er115IE1lD 4fEBlII ING ~ tsea asv
t4 3Rsiasb KnEi.es : 91n3
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-29

effort the resources of a great nation,
and retard for a century the Govern
ment and people of Washington and
Jeherson. Hancock and Adams. And
the same little ambition satisfies his
people BE has not wisdom and fore
sight enough 70 see that slavery Is In
significant compared with the great Is
sues iz.vslved in this war. he does not
uuders tand that the people Of these
states would sacrifice slavery 10 an IN
-t1nt rather than be conquered by
their former associates in the Union,
and become slaves to their former
equals. he has not seen enough to
understand that any proud people
would prefer colonial vassalage to the
stranger 20 suhjugation by their former
friends and equals. Blinded by the
glare of temporary successes, ne IS
rushing madly on in his ianatical folly
and throwing away opportunities Tor
securing all the benefits that conquest
would give his people. As distant to
day from final triumph as he was when
his routed army was flying from Ma
nassas to Washington, his itinersnt
peace hunters too plainly testify that
even he sees the hopelessness of the
war for the negroes. His missionaries,
sent to Richmond without credentials,
are the best evidences that the Wash
ington authorities are endeavoring to
ind some way out of their difficulties
which shall save them from the appear
ance Of yielding The straight forward,
open, honest effort at negotiation is
lodged for a sneaking attempt through
uncredited agents. Such is Washing
ton diplomacy truly.
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Fort DelaEare-Rebel Prisoners.

Below will be found an interesting
extract from letter, which comes from
one of the Faculty of the Theological
Seminary at Gettysburg, in reference to
a recent visit of his to Fort Delaware.
The object Of the visit was to inquire in
TO the condition of the Rebel prisoners
confined in the fort. The writer states
that there are about ten thousand
Rebel prisoners confined in the fort, in
Guiding about one thousand officers,
among whom are representatives from
the first families in the South, men of
culture and influence, such IS General
Vance, q brother of the Governor of
Nerth Carolina; Major Mills, of South
Carolina; Captain Morgan, Colonel Moi
fet Those men, as well as the other
prisoners, are well cared for, having
good clothes and provided with nutri-
uous food They are comfortable and
cheerful, and a number Of them spoke
of the kind treatment they had receiv-
ed from General Schoef and others as
ISOLATED with him in authority. The
hospital department at the fort is in a
most excellent condition, and the sick
COulU not lcCtlF0 mOib careful dtJtu-
ton even if among their friends Or
der, cleanliness and comfort are to be
seen in all the arrangements, and the
deepest interest manifested IN the
health and improvement of the prison
era. There arc between three and four
thousand loaves of bread baked every
day, good, sweet bread better than ms
ny are accustomed to receive at their
homes One of the prisoners, in reply
70 an inquiry about his quarters, replied
that he did not care about leaving
them. About seven hundred of the
prisoners, including many officers, had
been pressed into the Rebel service
they had long since seen the error Of
their way and were willing to take the
oath of allegiance "
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WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE 81.
MARITAH'S REMEDIES
"Posr HosRTTAI, FoRT MARSHALL,

"Posr HosBITAI, FoRT MARSHALL,
Baltimore. Nd, Feb ~, 1864.
81 have great satisfaction in stating that have
used '.Ths Samaritan Rs4ReCSGS' for Veneresl DIS
case in its most customary form; that have used
them with Judgment, discretion, and properly, and
have found them 70 respond 20 my sntieipatiOns
promptly and effectually. Knowing their cOmpo-
stion have the fullest confidence in their efficacy
and a. far as my use of them extends recommend
thsm strongly. ALTRIB G. BoWHsS,
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols"
Lett he understood that these remedies are as
recommended and will positively cure the diseases
for which they offered.
Sold by w. J. & c. W. SMITH, Druggists,
90 neT ChuT h and Vine sire cts,
NASHVILLE, TESS.
Desmond q Co, Proprietors, 9l5 Race streets,
Philadelphia
ianla I'm
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES


From elgnt 70 twenty years standing. win hauss
known - science and a1ns
Fof Hsseleal properties o. Buahu, sss DisDsasa-
So Professor Devices valuable E0sks o. las
Practice q Physie-
Bee remarks made hV Lks lats eeLahr.fad n
Pnyslek, Philadslp hia-
See remarks made by DT. Ephrzm McDoEau,
oeleDzafed Phyaiciani and member q ths ROyk
College d 5urgs0nss ireland, snd publiahsd u ne
Transactions d The King snd QuesS's 1ouEnaL
BEE meoco-C llrtsrRied keFieE, puhiishsd b
Benjamin trayera, FeiiOs'Of ths Roy1 College "
Surgeons.
SEE most OF the late standard works q medicine
Extract blicnus.-.sloO per bottle o. ~ Tor e.
d" Azrsapsnla, LOO 40
lmprd Roe Web 81 40
" hall dozen o. each Tor ga, shieh win b
efficient . cure Toe most obstnafs oaass II drsc-
LO1s are adhered n.
Delivered 70 any address, securely paczsd nom
ot-ervstlon.
sSDeseFins sYmpsons is sH c5mmunlezti0ns.
Cures E1arAntsed- Adsics ErEts.
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BLOOD Blood BLOOD
Fluid Extract ssrsaparIlla
sXPHIL.Is.

THIS u an sfecton Of ths blood, and attacks 10
5aHlal organs, lanings q the Nose, Ears, ThTosi.
Wtndppe, and Other Glif8us surfaces, making i-s
Appearance IN he form q Ulcers. Helnbolds IL.
tTset ssrsspaf1lia Puraes IL Blood md remove
Al seay erapuona Of t1s aiCin, giving 70 the con.
Ple1lon eiee[ sld healthy eotoF. Z being pFepa-'
cd expressly sor this olsss u eompisists "a h00d
purifying pEopertsssre preserved 70 sreatsr AZ.
ea7I thsn any other Preparation Of sarsapszills.
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AXES, AIEs.-300 Dozen, best brands,
for sale by G. W. Fall q Co, Hardware
De,lers, "a Public Square. jan22tf
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Samarltan's Gift.
Samaritan's Gift.
Ye-, positive cure for
Gonorrhea, eject, Structures.

Contains no Mperal-no Balsam-no Mercury.
Only ieu pills 10 be taken to effect cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
unpleasant. TASTE and viii not in any way injure the
stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
in twenty-fcuT hours. Prepared by graduata Of
the University OF Pennsylvania, one OF Ihs most
eminent doctors and chemists of tire ~ esent day.
No srposRrs-a0 TiUu5le-glo Change WlGterer. Let
those who have despaiTed Of getting cured, or who
have been gorged With BsIsam Copabia, or Mercury,
at once try the
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MarshaI's Sale.

U. S. DISTRICT COURT FOR MIDDLE DIS
TRICT Or TENNESSEE.
The United states
Fa. > FrfoFancff1k
aachels marked HB" and &c !" snd Nc 81
/ Trunk marked CD" cOALainins1
5eWelry.
DURSUAST TO A VENDITIONt EXPaN4s
i is-ued nom said Court ia ssid cause. Ga P,les-
day the slst day q January. 1855 betEeen ne
hours Of 10 and II O'Clock, A. NJ, a. the store house
on the public square in Nashville adjonng the
CITY Hotel on the south, and formerly oceupielaty
Messrs. A. j. DuDran 4 Co., I will sell at Do BIZ
auction, tor cash, 70 the highest bidder TIE fssve
mentioned srtciess condemned ~ said Court a.
iOrfeited 70 the Dniied States
EDWIN GIASCOCK.
Janl-st Marshal Middle DIST Tennessee