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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10
81 MANHOOD:
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'*ss fsessaed, IN ssssd Enretopc. Price sfs cent?
!, LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT. and
r naa,a cure OF Spermatorrhsa, Seminal Weakness
Involuntary Emissions Sc xual Debility ana I.sss:
20 Marriage gene silly, Nervousness Cousumption
aaepsy aud Fits Menta' and PHYSICAL Incapacity re-
~ i,,"g rom setAbuse, Sc by RoBr. j. CuIvEaTKIl
NJ ID author of the Green ysoaL A. , "A1l'
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Church Directory.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - Fifth street bdtveen
Milan and Blondeau- Services every Sabbath At II
and n p. m. Sunday School el1 a.
JAMEs BRowy, Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Corner High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath at Ii and X n.
Sunday School a. IN. FL GILLETTE Pastor
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corncr High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath at IL =. m. Sunday
School a. m. r. HAssALI Pastor
CHATHAM SQUARE n. Z. CHU RCH--Corner Of sev-
enth and Morgan streets Preaching every Sabbath
IL o. m and TX p. Sabbath School at .. N. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings
=. H. WARIss, Pastor.
FIRST BAPfIsr CHURCH-Third street. between
concert and High Services every Sabbath At II g. M
and p. m Sabbath School elx m
J. T. WKsfovKR Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH--IIish strset between
Eifth and sixth Services every Sabbath at II and
p. Sabbath School ct cas- A. m PRAYER meeting
on Wednesday evenings. 9RoRaE THAcHER. Pastor
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Ahe Bridal Cham Der, an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also. new and
for Diseases of the Urinary and
sss'ems-sent free, in sealed envelopes Address. Dr..
J. sKILLrE HouaHroN, Howard Association. ph,,..
delphia, Pa
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Notice Of Incorporation.

Notice Of Incorporation.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions of the Law Of Iowa concerning Cor
poratons for pecunaIy profit the und rsign.d have
ganised themselves together body corporate to be
"4He Imperial Gold and Silrer Tunnel Com
pany Of idaho"
The principal place Of the business Of said
corporation shall be Keokuk. Iowa
The general nature Of the business transacted bv
said corporation to be dealing in mineral ands in Ida
no Territory and elsewhere operating mines In said Ter
rtory and elsewhere and particularly in the Orc Pino
also dealing in the stocks and minerals properly apper
tanning to the objects above enumerated.
The capital stock Of said corporation shall be ve mil
immediately upon its by the to
the corporation Of the Tunnel Mining Lands and Mines
located In Gold and Silver Mountain number one nj
In the Gro Elmo Mountains In ouyhee county. lam
Territory, known the Imperial Gold and silver
Mines % be more particularly described in deed to the
franchises Of the corporation sh. the original
capitol stock thereof and shall be considered 8 psd n
into shares Of one hnndred dollas eech. .s3'
The said corporation shall commence on the 2ist dav
q June 1850 and continue twenty year, sui ect ~ re-
ms ocsrs Of sd cosputstfca ss,i consist y hoard
Of Five Drsctoss Who shAlf from their own nunber
s. u sr ns "a secS ss , ss, mot
lite :, soaI g BY ths By laws. The said
board e Ureors sha BE- elected BY the stockholdes
from thtef own number, the second oiday Of June
Of ech ard every year. snd shall continue in once until
thsr sueceseos are chosen Said corporation shall not
ct my tine tncsr IN indebtedness excssdine
and dollars The private property Of the sfoc kholders
shall - exempt from corporate debts
Witns0 oar hands this 10th day Of june, A. D. 1865.
INWARD MELBOURNE, J. ". JOHNSON,
URtAH RAPLKE H. LOVE
A. p. MfNEix T. r. FORD
URIAH PKAkf, d. W. RORfj
JOHN 4. POST, DIV. KILDOuRNE
1Ae oacsss y nd corporation The SbIIovine.N
11AH kARxxU
n LOW.
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S5Dfel Oerbarbf.

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ltten unb gDllbnetpn SGtnSuss eintr fen.
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dpptets er5at 5ssr E. Ssesntoer wtrb 6eFsIs bic pro-
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The American aay and Cotton

PRESS COMPANY MANUFACTORl.
Corner Of Grove and North IN T 4 sts Jersey City.
Ofice-NO ll3 Wall street, New York.
Gove's Eontent.--1he attention OF all par
ties interested in the pres ing or COMPRISING Of
Hay, Cotton, Hemp, Wool, Rags, Hops, or any
ether article required 70 be baled for Transports
ton, Storage or Consumption, is respectfully soci-
ted, 20 the Portable or Stationary Presses manu-
fsctured by the Company, under the supsrlnten-
denee Of the Psteutee, Mr.. John II. Cove.
The Press is very simple in its construction, re-
curing but or iparv irteIligence to work It AMI
can De operated 10y any known power, such as
Steam, Water, Horse, or Hand. In using Horse
power, bet one Horse s required, the Press being
so mechanically constructed on well known prin-
clple that the power increases in greater ratio
than the Increasing resis snce
The advantages Of this Press over 81 others are
s. follows, VIZ:
lst It can press 20 per cent more material in a
given space.
ri. Il can do the work in 80 per cent less time.
Sd. II requires 80 per cent less driving power.
4th 1t turns out tie best shaped bale for hand
9TH. The Press will last life time, the working
parts being butt Of the best Of ron and not liable
TO get ol.t Of order.
1heordinary work of this nschins will press in
one operation (affer once filing the box Of the No.
Press bale Of hay Of 4s0 ns weight II aS-Two
-Four men and one horse can bale II tons a Hay
a day.
-Four men without The aid Of horse, OF any pow
or except hat c0utRned IL the Press, can turn out
sbsle Of Hay p inches square BY 46 inches long,
weighing 800 rs, or z511S Ms. to the cuhieioot.
No toggle joints, Screws cog wheels, beaters or
rollers usG in this Press,
The attention Of Cotton factors and planters
Wool and Hemp Tsises is especially called TO this
Press, destined es tits to wO.k complete revolu-
hcn u the now slow, clumsy and expensive meth
cd Of bailing-
The Company vi dispose Of Town. County and
State rights preserving 70 themselves only the
right 70 MANUFACTURED on reasonable terms
Mr.. N. j.. Fisher j. the authorized Travelling
Agent for the Company in the Eastern snd Middle
States.
For further particulars send for circulars.
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DIR. KINGS
LIS p ems AIRY
FoS
PRIVATE DISHASHS.

w. DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
ss>-CS4 last four years ct Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention 70 the Festmsrt Of prI-
yate diseases for 30 years, hai.ers himself having
Fttended 10 practice for so many years, and cured
80 many thousands, he is enabled 20 cure al diseases
81 priVste nature, no matter how bed they may bs
from iniudicOus medical treatment, from neglect
Of Their own. DR.. Kings Dispenssry IL No g
DeadeTick street, between Cherry and The Square
second story, where he cures al diseases Of phi
Tas nsliurs.
Gonorrh0sa cured without raussous medicines OF
interference with business
Structures OF old or recent date eEectuaiiy cured
in few days, by an operation which causes no
pains Where structure exists health cannot b.
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease Causes naose mischief
and undermiHes the health so nluch
syphilis, with al the diseases Of the skim, gov.
ng out OF neglect or lad treaunent car he snsctu-
ally cured in a few dsys.
SEMINAL WEAKNzss.-PaTticusr attention having
been given to this disease, and all the
growing out Of It, brought in many cases by TIE
destructive habits o. inconsidsFste youth, aud ex-
cessiye indulgence Of tbs passions, q neglect Of
which viii undermine ths Constitution, rendsrins
the subject unfit for business or society, and oa1s-
ing premature old sge.
Fer,6les VINO nay he labouEg with shy difho1lty
OF the Womb mSy rest easuzed OF iMmedlate re-
HeL
Persons residing sbrOad, b writing and stating
their case, with Zee enclosed direct toiDr. A. King
No 80 DesdsTick street, Nashville, Tenn. viii have
the necessary medicines sent 70 their address,
oaioe hours EoEa O'clock in tho morning untii
the evening. AprBFlf
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CERTIFICATES OF CUREa

From eight 70 twenty years standing. Win names
known ~ scl encs and ana.
For ulsdcEi properties Of Buehu, zee Dispsnsa-
tory Of ths United ststes.
Zee Professor Devices valuable WoEks % Ne
Practice Of Physic.
See remarks made b. tie iats caisbrztsd ~.
Phyzec, Phladelphia.
see Remarks male By IL. EphraIm tlerossl.
oslsortlsd Physeian, and nlefnber q De ROya
College u aurgsons, lreisnd and pufalshssi "a De
Trs1saeuotls d TIE King and Greens JouFnsL
see Medloo-Cnirufglcsl keWeF, Published b.
Benjamin 1raFers, Yellow o. tns Royal College a
Bdrgeons.
see most d TIE iate standard works 5n rlsdicina.
EK1rsc. buchn,.---si.O0 PER b0tts, or 81 for $50
saraapar.la, % so
Imprd Rose Wan, % 40
Or halfa dozen 81 each Tor sl2, Witch zlu -
suicieut q enc toe most Ohstnaf8 easss Il diTso-
ions are adhered -.
Delivered 70 ssy address. securely pafksi from
obseFFsllSa.
S8-Descrbs svrptorqs n AZ eenmunseai cas-
Oarss giiArantosd. Adyios rata
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Our inducements to Agents and
Clubs.

To those agents who take Their COMMISSION in
Books and GIFTS the following commission will be
allowed:
TO any person forwarding II Clubs Of 10 Books, s
Clubs of u Books, or CLUBS of 81 Books each, a
Silver Watch-cyhnder escapement-Worth 3l2.
To any person forwarding 6Clubs of 10 Books, 10
Clnbs Of Y Books, or Clubs Of 50 Books EACH
Silver Watch, pstentlever, huntingease, worth SIS.
If preferable, the agent may select any other ar
tlele on cur ist Of the value Of the watch he may
be entitled 70.
Agents Will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the required numbers Of Clubs are COM
plsted, when they VIII be forwarded to us as youch
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly complied
with, no allowance viii DO made On extra commits
sim
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Proposals
For the Purchase OF Deed Horses and Mules
belonging 10 the Omitted states.
ASSISTANT QUARTEsMAsTERs OFFICE
---------- - -

NAsHFhLE, Tam Feb. "A, 1866.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED
~ 81 th's oihoe I'll IuesdsF, the 2sh day OF Feb.
rusIy, lss5, 81 y O'Clock, NJ f7r the purchase Of
az horres and Mules thst may die OF BE- Killed 81
uns Depot ulthn the neXt twelve montas succeed.
InE the date q the contract.
abe bodies 81 the ANNALS viii be delivered daily
~ any point within the hnIts OF this city that may
D. agreed Ipon, 20 b. conveyed from thence by
me contfa tori . o sufficient distance from the
liints o. me ely - VII prevent their becoming a
nuissnoe % the Citizsus thereof
Bidders vii hisle The amount 10 he pad per sui.
ms and vii give Their nj. came snd pos. otsce Al
dress.
Payment required az the end o. each unoBfh.
An 9ath o. sleg auce mnst seeonpanv eseh pro.
pos ton
B5nGs i1 he sues - one Thousand Dollars sse-,.
ed - tEs contractor and two Tantsss y, ID H. Re-
oliIed Of tie successful bidder upon ssuinQ Ire
CoEtrct.
Proposals mug b Amy marked +" Proposals
for Dead h0r es ard Mules, and be ADDRESSED y
the undersigned
~ or2er q Byt brig Gen. J. L. D0SALDsos, Chi
CEAM. Dep't. Of Camb.
CHARLES Il. IRWIN,
ga 49, Capt 4 A. 9. u.
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B LoOpI BLoODl BLOOD
HsiInbOlds Highly CoAosasEsisd COMPOUND
Fluid Extract esFssparilla
sNPHILIs~
sXPHILIs~

This i an Affection q he blood, and stacks ths
sexual organs, LininGs VI the Nose, Ears, ThTost
Windpipe, and other mucus surfaces, making 10
hppeNra1cs 10 the form q Ulcers. Haiuboids Il d
traes haaraapaFis purnes NE Blood, and removes
al scsly erupuOns o. the skin, q wing 70 he com
pleXion clear and heaithy color lt beng prsDar-
cd expressly for this class Of coulplainta 70 hlood-
purifying properties are preserved 10 greatsr e. q
tent than any 0thsr preparation Of saFsaparllz.
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HELMBoLDs ROsE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases q 9yphiiite ns.
tufe, and an inioetion diseases 81 ths unuafy
Organs aFisng rom hafats Of diaaipafspn, used IL
connection Win The Extnzcts Euchu Ead hafsaps-
nlla. IN sucn diseases e. Recommended
EFidsaes OF the most responsible And roda1is
character vii accompany tha msdleines.
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ARFIDAvITi

I 'Penonsliy agpssssd bs1o<s me a. Aldsrua 0.
ne efiy q Phiis1eipnla, H. T.. Helmboid. Nho. y
lng duly sWorns ooh say, he preparations oolifm
sworn Ead sutscnhad bafsrs ne, iits Esd eagi
N0FsmDsr, 1854. M. p. HfBbARD,
Aiderna1, tL1-street, ab0ga Race, frifs
Address is.tsrl Tor info-n1afi0n N contdenees
ID. u. HEIMBOLD, Chemist.
Dsb0t lO1 south Ienfh-etreet,
BaiOH Chas-nut. Fhilsdelphi4s
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Real Estate Is register
ed GA our books, and We can sell Houses ana Lots
ia Nashville and subgrbs on the best terms. Farms
in The neighborhoOd Of Nashville for sale, Of all
sizes and prices, Plantations il VARIOUS counties in
Middle 1ennessee. some OF them good Cotton
ARMS, for sale. NAM.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR EhBlLhING

nR. PRUEK has OPENED AN ESTABLISH
j. ment IN Nashville, Tenn, for Embaluing the
lead. on Cherry street, doors south OF fhe
Post Office. W
He viii attend 70 disintsrring and forwarding
bod os rom this and all points South good az
soriment Of metallic cases and INC collins on
hand. Branch Offices - Chattanooga, Tenn, and
Huntsville, Ala. d. II. PRCNE, u. D.
isnia-Sms
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated st this Office. State, County,
end Railroad Bonds; Rank, Bridge, and Railroad
Stocks sold Is per order rom customers.
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United States Direct Taxes.

OFEscE UxrYED srarrs' DuNrr TAI C0arssssioSEE.)
bssFzfCT Or IEasEssIE, ,
NASHVILLE JAET To- lsc5.
fTJHK QUOTA or DfRECF IAXEs DUE FBOM
i sfs County q DaFldson, 10 tha state ~ le1nez-
see. uaisr the set Of Congress approved August
1881 has been aFpoetad1ed and charged upon al
the lands and l0Ls II ground IN said County % na-
vcs5n in pursuance - The 80 Of Congress entitled
eAn s6t for ffe collection d direct taxss IN inaur-
scsOnary dlstrcts within TIE United taies and lor
Q her purposes" approved June :, 1871
The taxss Tins charged ulaY b pad wilhin n riF
days from this date nto the Treasury d The United
states, O. 70 ths Commissioners A. tair OTIS 10
Rsshvile. No. - South Cherry rtrpet
=. p FERRT,
DEIANO r. SMITH,
JNO. B. Rop6Efis.
janlO-2n- C0mrnissi0asrs
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any sort Of CON-
merci1 transaction IN tbs principal Eastern citis5
cad be negotiated aud faithfully attended 70.
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An Englishman writing from San
Francisco, says he has been watching
the building Of a Monitor there; and
gives his opinion Of the relative merits
Of these vessels and the English iron
clads, as follows; Now the turret OF
a Monitor has never yet been penetra-
ted, and owing to their decks being
only few inches above water, the
whole OF the deck beams and planking
serves as backing to the laminated ar
NOR at the sides; so, il the beam is
fifty feet, the armor has that amount
OF backing, because between the plank
and beams of the deck there are iron
braces of one inch by four running dia.
gonally across the deck, under the
planking Compare this with the 10 inch
teak backing of the Warrior Why,
all the English iron-olsds are cookie
shells when compared with Yankee
Monitors