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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Peace ON Any Terms.

New York, Feb. 4.
The Tribune's City Point dispatch
dated February lst, says:
1t is understood here that Mr.. Stephens
is instructed by JaG Davis and his Cabi
net, to make peace on the best terms he
can, but to make peace 1t is also thouph h,
here that MI Stephens will not rel urn to
the Confedefacy if he does not succeed in
the object of his mission.
From various. demonstrations id front
of the 9th corp last night aud this morn
ing. il is sppreheuded BY some that the
rebels intend to make an attack to-day,
and BY others that they are about evacu-
ating Petersburg.
There was considerable artillery firing
last exening, brought on by the enemy,
particularly in the neiehborhood of battery
No. D. | think. however, that all demon
strations OF strength 10y the rebels at this
time, are for the purpose of giving tone
to Mr.. Stephens peace mission.
Tha Times Washington speeial says :
II is understood here that Lincoln and
Ss~ard are on their way back, but moth
ing is known of the result of The confer
ance.
The Tribune says:
Maj. Gen. Gilmore and staff sailed on
Thursday for Hilton Head. Gen. Gil
more IS appointed to the command of
new department in the Southwest, ia.
cluding South C,rolina. Georgia, Floridl
aud part. If not the whole, of North Car.
olina. He supersedes Gen. Foster, but
Gen. Sherman. of course, still remains in
command of the army In the field as
heretofore
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Washington. Feb


A letter from the Army Of the James,
dated Friday night, says it is reported
that the rebel flee, started down the river
early this morning, but after proceeding .
short distance turned back and anchored
10 their old position. 1t is thought the,
were apprehensive Of not getting back as
safely as they did last week If they had
attempted t. 60 IS far as they did on that
occasion.
4 good deal Of firing has been heard all
the afternoon 10 the direction Of Peters
burg. one report being tbs. some new
mortars vero practising on Petersburg,
while another represents that there va,
an engagement Of > lively character be
tween the two lines near the Appoma,cx
The firing cease 4 at aboi { clock in tb.
afternoon.
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Louisville, Feb. 3

The guerrillss dashed into Midway last
evening and burned the railroad depot
aud contents of the telegraph Office, ,ins,ru-
ments, &c. While the depot was burn
ing they robbed the stores and every body
they met of watches, jewelry. money and
clothing, and then started down the Yer
sa'iles pike at iuil speed. Il is reported
that the gang was led by Qaantril, Lae
Monday aud Magruier. and that they had
JUST previously been driven away from
Georgetown by the Federal forces.
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From nexiee-No Peace.

New York, Feb. 4.
TIE Post says there are rumors thai
the forces of Jusrtz have achieved a vic
tory over the ilnperialists and have cap
tured an important city. No particulars
are yes.known.
These rumors, the Post says, have the
countenance Vi the. NJ .xican minister a
Washington.
The Posts Washington special says
NJ. Seward declares. without aeserse,
that the peace negotiations we're : total
failure, and indicatioos ase that peace will
be speedily Won BY var.
D'e,.ivs news j. expected from Shsr-
nan early next Wss.
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From tho F'etsmae Army
Headquarters Army Potomac,
E.h,r..c

reUfuary =.
All the hospitals Of the Geld we're clear.
ed day or two sine, the inmates beiny
sent to City Point Hospital, where thev
can receive more care and be 10 bettar
quarters ms change no doubt gave
rise to the various rumors Of a intend.d
forward movement.
Deserters Who came 10 to-day report the
return to our front Of troaps recently &c 1t
70 North Carolina to meet the Union
forces said TO b mssshing on Weldon
The rebels il front Of Petersburg have
beea very jebilans for . day d TOO To-
dalsiag in frequent cheering, bat O.
uhat account 10 not known.
Col, Ragsiss, oos of the Oldest seasef.
"a ~ arMJ. - besn sssixned tol al,
|es ssissaat adjasAas esssral q skesss
|hsadesaEten.
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Peace Rdmors.
Baltimore. Feb. 4.

DAlumcTe, FeO. 3.
A special dispatch to the Baltimore
American, from Anna polls, after an n lur :
clog the arrival there OF President Lin
coln aud Secretary Sewarl, says it was
runored on board The steamer that brough,
them that an armislice OF thirty days
would take place, aud tue prospect of al
early sellloment OF our difficulties are
brighter. Tnis of course is all rumor
Washington. Feb. 4.
President Lincoln and Secretary Sew
ward arrived here frou, Fort Monroe this
morning. They had an informal confer.
ence with Stephens. Hunter aud Gimp
bell on board the steamer in Hampton
Roads.
The conference occupied over four hours
and II is positively known to have result.
ted in no change OF attitude either OF this
government or that of the rebels in 9th
er words, il was failure.
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Rebel lndendiariea.

New York, Feb. s.
The operations of the detective police
have been going on fofssome weeks unf .
thieI Detective Young. in finding out che
rebel incendiaries who lately attempted to
burn this city. Their operations wers Of
Z moas difficult character and we're con-
ducted with extraordinary skill, and we're
psrsessfed 10 With the ersstest tenacity
Their ost.iutercsting field vas 10 Cans
d., whore they mixed pretty freely With
the rebels 10 Hamilton and 81. Csiharine
The confidence Of she incendisries bs
these and other means Was gaised. and
sAsy sscoseqed 10 their plans aud effected
the arrsst Of nsmhsrof shoss alleged 70
hsvs 6esn ensagsd ID The plot, Including
OApe Jso, Yssss. Cspssin =. g. Kennedy
asd Wm. u DossId Ksssedy, II s
saia. edniste4 beise .ks psss1a v6e bred
BSsSa1is Mssesm. All ,hseo - "a
~ i eonGaomona
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Washinntnn. Eeh. 4

The Richmond Whig Of the Cd says
Gen. X. 4. Lee was uDanl mously con.
tirmed by the Senate yesterday, com
mander- in chief of the armies of tie confed-
er-te states.
The Hon. Messrs. Flour, Nay, Jno.
Goode. Thos G. Babcock and John Bald
win, of Va, and Lester Of Ga, addressed
a large and enthusiastic audience at the
hall OF the house OF delegates. Th y ad
vocited vigorous prosecution of the
war as the surest road to peace.
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DEs MoIeEs January, 81, 1865.
II hereby rertifed tat tie 3st day u January
ls.5 statement net ia this Office, showing
cond Of the Springfield fre and Mssne fnsu-
rance Company, located spr4BEhvid the state or
the lsi day OF J4uiaFy A. D. l-5. in
accordance with the provision Of Act Of the 6tnfal
,s=eaty tie -taie of Iowa entitled An Al IN TsfG-
ff0a 10 ias1ace tuaJass asprovtdaa usFy 1st, 1919,
and aaseudtto-y thereto. sprrved February tfh
1853 aud an Act Life insurance CopAii'
4uutove3 l. fb lo Inst said sat tnt shows thai said
sni=.ny possessed Of the requisite amount Of espiiA
and invested a. required bs !as.
AHthrgiy Is therefore given tn the above AIMED COm
p4ny to transact th-ir 4ppr PIRATE business Ct Insursnce
this nccordan- vith the laws there Until the
3ist day January, A D. one lhousand Eight hundred
and Sky SIX
ii il also certified. that WTL1TaN FuLToS OF keSkrk
has been duly appointed by said Company their lawful
gsnt and Attorney tor the county Of Lee pow
er 10 rsks Insurance therein aud to a ~ dge
service proce>s, provided by la~, uponAs hiihg
wit h Clerk Of the District Court In AMI ior laid conn
q certificate nd coey oftie statement on he in This
office IL further certified that the Atscheds true
and correct copy Of the sza staiefaeHt
In Testimony Whereof, have here1rte set
{Ls ms hand and affixed my seal Oh oniee tie day
- and year FIRST above written;
JN0. A. ELLIOT. Auditor OF state
feb5 SAML- A. AYRE5. Dspafy.
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sherman's New Campaign.
SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.
Breaking Of Ie. oeree-ste.mor.sunk

Breaking Of Ice Gorge-steamcrsS Sunk.
Cairo, Feb. 4.
The ice gorge in the Mississippi al
Brooks Point, above Dog Tros Ben broke
this morning, siuking the steamers South
western and David Watts. The former
is probable total loss Wheu the co. ge
gave way th.river fell FIVE feet in i-w
minutes. leaving several steamers aground
10 bad position, among them the steam
ers Monsoon and Arago. The river is
DOW open to St. Louis.
fhe steamer Liberty from II mphi- for
Evansville has arriusd with 7Us bales u
cotton. OF this $40 bales is Evansville.
1855 for reshipment TO Nes York by rail,
aud the remainder for ST. l. iuis.
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From Savannah.
New York, Feb. 4.

] NeW 1OTk, FEB. 4.
By the steamer Fulton, we have Savsn
nah dates of the 3lst.
The Savannah Herald says Col. Jnlion
Allen arrived at Savannah on the 3Oih
tie met with cordial reception and the
aid donated by various northern citizens
was received w:sh the deepest ths nkful-
ness; also, the provisions, the distribu
ton Of which was continued amid enthu
siastic demonstrations Of joy.
There is no late news fium sherman.
TbesMayor of Savannah makes an ap
peal IN behalf oil the sufferers from th,
late fire,
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Boston. Feb 8.

Boston, Feb. 5.
There was great meeting of the peo.
ole this evening 10 Music Hall TO express
j y at the progress OF freedom SO mani
tested in the adoption oil the Constitutional
amendment aboIishing slavery. Josiah
Quincy presided. Among the speakers
were Mr.. Quincy, Lloyd Garrison. Rev.
e W Kirk and Maj. Gen. Butler. The
speaking was interspersed with music
from the great organ aud the singing Of
an original hymn written for the occasion
BY. Q. W. Holmes. Ii was a very jubi-
lant demonstration.
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The Vote for President.

VaofIEfF7tVU, " u co. o.
Both Houses OF Congress have agreed
to the joint resolution that the electoral
votes Of the States of Virginia, Narth
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Fiori.
.da, Alabama. Mississippi. Louisiana, Ten.
nessee, Texas, and Arkansas shall not be
coUnied next Wednesday for President
aud Vice President Of the United States.
This is-placed on The ground ahat none OF
them were In condition to vote on the
9th Of November last.
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Gen. Pope at St. Louis.

ST Louis. Feb. 4.
Maj. Gen. John Pope arrived here last
night
Ii Is stated tie Northwestern Depart,
ment is to be aided to the department OF
Missouri and X kinsas, and the military
division Is 10 be commanded by Pope
Gen. Gurus Is to be transferred north
Headquarters at ST. Paul
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Louisville Feb 4

Maj. Gen. Barbridge and Col. Farleigh
returned to-day, the former resigning his
com mand and the latter, for the present.
his position as commander Of the post.
Yesterdays Nashville Union says:
Intelligence, entirely reliable, reports
that Ta5 lor's, late Hoods army, is rap-
idly disbanding.
Deserters BY hundreds are coming into
our lines.
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Exchange Of Prisoners.
w ashinvton; Feb. 4

Washington: Feb. 4.
1t 10 said the President and Mr.. Sew.
ard have agreed upon general exchange
of prisoners, which will forthwith take
place.
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Lt-ses unpaid. Sc------s-. l1r1rlf u
liability Banks Or individuals, except Office
psDses,
NJ posit has been made by this G 'mpany In romp
With the Ia as Of my stnte
fagned) IDHtND FREEMAN Pre- ident.
fssgnedj HM C NNER, Jr., Secretary.
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PhIlsoeiphis, Feb. 4.
The sales of Z 3o's yesterday, by Jay
Coke, the subscription agent. were over
three millious.
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Chattanooga, Feb. s.
Toronto. Feb. q.

!. IOFonto, Feb. q.
The Alien Bill passed the Upper. House
It last, and will receive The Gvversor's !
sanction Monday.
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eFElNaFIt II. VA ., jan. ., TO.
Personally appeared Edmund FreeHan President and
WEl. Conner Jr secretery Of the Springfield fre AID
urine Insurance Cohp4ay. and ade to the fore
going statement by thet crited Before
me- A. l. sJULg, Justice OF tie Peace.
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Nem advertisements.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-Jo NJ. Bis
~ bee and Ben n jewell have been admitted as part
with In the Wholesale Grocery tu-ins
January 10th 1885. the style Of the firm be
LICK q 0. Thinking my friends and customers
fr III literal fatroHa bestowed upon solicit
confinuance Of the same TO the new firm.
fsb6d
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CLOSEST BUYERS

Manufacturers, Agents for Treshng Machines, Horse
Powers Hay Presses and Power Corn shelters Manufac
turrrs Of 6aHnt { HinmAn's Excelsior Fan Mills and
Grain Sep-rxtcfs.
= psss ~ s--Nol3pe Rock Island Keoknk Warsaw,
and other Plors on hand.
s.vYa.rayATONH--s State, T. D. Smiths
Mon itoF fta7ors r1is either Of which T. capable o
fosn 10 to Is acres per day. doing away with
Ill hand lnbor.
(nrn Pianters for horses or by hand Hay and 6trA~
mfts. fye an rent varieties Horse R,kss or yokee
he~ib.rro~u lorse Ptckfsks Spinning whee1e. Resls
Washsnx Msrhinss C1vthc, wrngsrs. Row@ p6ts. Btrl
Caree Iird Bed &c. lot u ck0ice GeSW, nussthD
plss ifaa spd FlAx Seed, On hanM 81 ~ ~ u l6
Main street. Wtu48S9aAM = "a
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" ~. FULTON,
Insurance Agent,
Third osrsst, KEoxux.
STATEMENT OF THECONDITION
~ or THE
Springfield Fire and AaRine Insurance Co..

OF SPRLYGFIELD. KASS

OF sPRLyGF1ELD RASs,
On he fra day Of january 1865 conformity ,ca The
Laes Of the State Of losa.
capital Stock, all paid 600 90
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stI7 eoo U a. per cent Bonds Of 1ss1... I3a25e so
s. 600 u q per cent Registered Bonds, ago 90
81 $50 Watettown and Rome Railroad Bonds. l,es0 90
fll2 shares Bank stocks foilo~s 1z7,4si 90
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s. PoLioCK.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

Tic AUNE4 lAa1 L AtUM EVlEAtEs
lNr. Editor: The following item may be
very refreshing to the numerous friends
Of its author, now in this city.
Extract from a defense Of Arranged
don" in two discourses delivered in the
capitol Of the United States, at the re
quest Of several members of Congress
on the Anniversary Of Washington's
Birthday, 1851, by Rev. Fountain E
Pitts, Of Nashville, Tennessee:
But firm and unbroken in the dread
ful shock, our confederated Republic
will remain an undivided unit For"
says God, j will call for a sword through
out al my mountains. Every State
and Territory will be in the field Onr
glorious Union, then, from a Divine
premise, shall never dissolve. No
storm cloud in the North, or volcanic
eruption in the South, viii ever divide
our great country. Our noble vessel,
with her live oak timbers, viii reel and
culver ia the dreadful squall, but she
win never founder g child Of Provi~
dence; born in the tempest and Graded
IN the storm, was early disciplined for
the august destiny that awaits ii;
"a union Of lakes, and q union Of lands,
a union no power shell sever;
A union OF hearts, aud q union Of hands,
And the American Union forever
1t will be then, my countrymen, and
not til then, that the heart of our great
people will begin 20 understand the
immediate presence Of Almighty God,
and the supervision ofhis providence in
the rise, preservation, and destiny Of
our glorious Republic
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE 81.
4 n iniornal on having been fled 10 the Disir.-.
"a Court Of tbs Uctcd states for the 1iidd.e is-
trict of1,unessee, on February - 1876, by Hornre
Il. Harnso7, Ed, Attorney OF the United States
for sad District asa'nst al the o. atc aud property
moneys stocks and credits 81 Jolu h.. McfaFun,
iate q Ead Distinct, tue same being particularly
enumerated IN said Information, "a against "a
pcrsOus lawfully intervening -Or their interest there
IN, alleging { az said properly had beeu Sc zed Do
sad Distn on Ian a. i0rte.tei 20 the Uuitfd
states, because said McFeuin after tha exp.rat.Cu
Of the sixty days OF grace gwen BY the Fresidenfs
Proclamation Of Jliy p, 1852, Issued n pursuance
Of an AT Of Congress, approved July N, is5z al
entitled "ep aot 20 suppress insurrecton, T. punish
treason and rebeion, 10 seisa and confseats tie
property OF r. bes, snd for other purt Oses, cor
t'ued 20 ard and abet the 'nsurrection and rebel
bon against the Government 81 the United States
then and nov existing, paying for tie usual pro
cess:
Now, therefore, pursuant 10 the M0niaon Of said
Court, hereby give public aanug 70 al persons
interested in sad properly % aprear before sad
Court on the 81 Monday in April 1s55, af thu Fsd-
eral Court Room iE the Cap n 40 Nashville then
end there 70 PROFOUND their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf
EDWIN z. GLAsCOCK,
Marshal Of the Middle District q tennessee
fahQg-rIE
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Notice.

~-rTHFREas. HAVE BEEN LEGALLY 49,
w duIV appointed aud qealifed ~ - s, ..1
Cozrt 81 lsav1z5u county, Tenn Ne
tor, ke Of ~ g. Dine seoeessf 9. iLs S,sr-sr.
Ia this i % notify al persous who isft .s
asrsIn-t the estate Of AID aecesseo % Ysr-e 80
- Toe glfhin the Tine prescribed - -" VI ~
$3.50 .r ny agent, Jso0b Krsmer, VII pc oui.a
a. Tlesk. KranlsT 4 Co., u East SIDE Putsle ~ -
fob2-Im II WILL oA@-44'' -
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For tie Nashville Union.
A Hother.

A--S ArH--afaa41 A+t~As
A Mother.
~ MILTON J. RooERs
Esther, pray
Thou, who 6ost mark the sparrows' fall,
Thou, who dost hear the mourners' call,
Ny Split stay
Town thy handi
! gave him for the nstions veal;
He fell! when Thy hand grssps The stell,
Who can stand
Almighty Cod
On Thee, I lean my weary soul
Make Thou my broken spirit whole.
feel Thy rod
Father, 7 weep
Though Thou dost great affection send,
A broken reed Thou wilt not bend;
Ny burden keepl
Father, yieldl
Teach NE, henoeiortb, 20 recognize
Thy blessing ia each sacrifice.
Thou AT my shield!
"Thy wiz be done"
Throughout oil space on earth, in hesvea;
Though affairs, hearts, aud thrones be riveD,
&c Is but onei
Nashville, February %, 1885
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FOR ERBALHIHG

nR PRUNK HAS OPENED AN ESTABLISH
~ ment IN Nashville. Tenn, for Embalming the
Dead, on Cherry street. 5 dOorn south Of the
Poet Oftoe.
BE VII attend 70 disinterT1ng ana fcrzuding
bod - rom this sn6 sl points south A good as
sortDent q metallic cases and znc cotins on
hand. Branch ofnces ~ Chattanooga, Tenn, and
huntsville Ala d. ii. PRDNk, N. d,
tanlB--&rue
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Partnership Notice.

1 r.artsersh p having expired with Camorun,
6lriaT A Co. b. retire, the firm having puFctased
~ interest TIE business vii be earned On under
the same style A. neTeiolofel va; Cansront Greg
49, khs-1
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sPLESDID LIST OF ARTICLES
All "a =, erId for One nalIar c.oh


All the goods in the above List will be sold with
out reservation, for 0sR DOLLAR each. Certificates
# all the various articles placed N similar
Vclopes and sealed. These envelopes viii be sent
by mall, or delivered at our ofice, without regard
20 choice. On receiFng certificate you will see
what il represents, and II is optional with you 10
send one dollar aud receive The article named, or
any other in the list Of same value, nall tr8nssc-
tons by mail we charge for forwarding the cert f.
eates paying postage aud doing the business. IS
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES Will be sent for 81
ELEVEN for e.; THIRTY for s.; SnrY-FTvE for $40 I;
and OsE HUsDRED for SIS. By this mode we give
selections from varied stock Of fine goods OF the
best make and latest fty lee, and Of intrinsic WORTH
81 g nominal price, while all have a chance Of secu-
rng articles Of the very highest value
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every instance
and if there should be any person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may Immediate
" return il. and the prlcs viii be refunded.
AGESrs.-We allow those acting a. Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 70 One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty five cents for every Ger
ticste and retaining 10 cents, remit to US Is cents
for each.
bS-Address GEO. DEMERIT & CO.,
5anl-3m SS Broadway, New York.
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Real Estate Department.

considerable amount Of Rsa Estate is register
eli on our books, and We sell Houses ana Lots
IN Nashville and suburbs 90 the best terms. Farms
10 the neighhOth0od q Nashville FOR sale, OF all
sizes and prices Plantations in various counties in
Middle Tennessee, some Of them good Cotton
farms, FOR sale. Nam.
uoFlA-tf
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sAMARITANs GIFT.

Sent BY mall ia E4ain envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots. letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered to the public as 6 positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR NENERIAL DISEASES, the ga
MAINTAINS ROOT AND HERB JUICES is the
scrbed; It reaches and eradcates every particle OF
the yensreal poison, that the cure Is thorougb
and renamed. Take then ofthis Purifying Rein
cay and be healed and not transmit 10 your pos
teTty that for which you may repent in after years
DO NOT DESPAIRl
Although you may be IRON 2unced ipcuralle, the
samaritan 2 Root and Hero Juices viii remove every
We tige Of impurities from he system as well As III
the bad effects Of mercury.
FEMAGESI FEMALEg!!
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES ia
eorrhosa, n bearing dos u, Falling Of the Womb
Debility, and for all complaints incident to the sex
Samaritan's Wash
Is, in case Of Syphilis. used in conjunction with
the Root and Herb Juices. Foil directions
The efficacy Of these remedies IS alike aclnowl-
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
in the q. s. Hospitals, fhus restoring 70 health
many Of our brave soldiers.
From TIE Baltimore Sun.
WHAT TIRE SURGEONS SAP OF THE 81
M4RTTAA'S REMEDIES.
"POsr HOSPITAL, FORT MARSHALL
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. ~, 1854 I
'I have great satisfaction in stating thai | have
used "The Samaritan Remedies" for Venereal Iis-
ease in its most customary form that have used
them with judgment, discretion, md properly and
have found them 70 respond to my antieipat:ops
promptly and etectuslly. knowing their compo-
sition, IhsVe the fullest confidence in their efficacy
and as far as my use Of them extends / recommend
than strongly. ALFRED c. BOWERS.
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vcls."
Let it be understood that these remedies are as
recommended and will positively cure the diseases
for which they offered.
Price Of Male Packages, Samaritan's Gin 81 co |:
Female s. 90; Root and Herb Ju CO 81 90; Wash
50 cents.
Sold by ". J. a c. ". SMITH, Druggists.
Conner Chur h and Vine sire cts,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Desmond & Co, Proprietors, sl5 Race streets,
Philadelphia.
jsnls-6In.