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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-24

WARRANTY, Quit Claim and Trust Deeds,
Mortgages, Soldiers Power of Attorney, and
Justices Blanks, can be had in any quantity
at our Counting Room.
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CAPTAIN J. NJ RErp's SHERNAE's MARCH
TO THE OcEAS-The lecture of Tuesday even
ing attracted a crowded audience, as might
have been expected, in view of the stirring
theme in whose actualities the speaker had 80
lately shared, and also considering the cordial
relations which he holds with many Fort
Madisonians. Besides graphically describing
the renowned march, and the incidents &C
companying it, humorously hitting off the
''poor white trash and the Zonayes, he pro
duced much merriment by an analysis of the
genus GUNNER, showing the unexpected
galantry which they sometimes exhibited;
also their comical rascalities and their ras-
cally comicalities. The Captains audience
were undoubtedly gratified and entertained in
a very high degree, and obtained more vivid
conceptions than they had ever enjoyed of a
glorious page Of our countrys history.
The winters course OF lectures is now
closed An account of the re- organization OF
the committee will be given next week
PLdiadedler.
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Carr. A. 8. TYLER, of the Auction House
of Howe & Tyler, has just returned from a
visit to Boston.
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FoR SAIE--The Banner Mills, ct cetera.
See notice Hsgermsn, Rankin d McCrary or
our first page.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Call and examine the
nice stock of spring cassimeres just received
at the establishment of Eencill d Jones'
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The L1BRAaY.-The public are respectfully
informed that an additional attraction has
lust been provided by the Keokuk Library
Association.
There is now regularly received and may
be found, upon the tables and reading -desks
in the Library Room, the following magazines
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ceuneetieut Mutual Life Insurance C

wec,ipth.s following fs4m tn. New York IDdeps'
dent Of Sept 1sth:
..This Company Organized In Isie on the mrtrsi
sy.t.n With the we'll hno~ advantage Of furnshiyG
Insurance At aeta.i eost the amount Of its fr,
pess IL ~ the largest life Insurance company In r.
country and With the exception OF one German &c
pany II. largest in the world I accumulated eapifs
Il nearly 900 II he's psd since its oFeanisAsics
over ~ oo 10 families and criters Of deesass<
n-mb%rs aud has refunded over $4,000 600 70 pciry
holders in di,d.uds surplus premiums s pres- nj
surplss . 900 600 from which the annual dvi
dend viii be declared lst OF FEB. b~xt The number
OF policies issned during the was Its ansuai
income s. 900 go per It's receipts s"r inter
est slops being over half 9 million, which more thas
raid ssses for the year ending LIST NoveAeer last
pro these figures notion may be obtained OF the
ueu e brriness done by the company, and OF the adj
vanaxes offered TO insurers FULLER particulars s De
fou nd in adv eriiAsmen, In another soinmn of the
Advantages Of life Insurance II scarcely necessary &c
say any NJ This day Lord Chancellor Lyndhursfs
rem.rs that DO man With dependent family Is free
from reracA life IL not hsnr ed 10 not too strong
The duty Of insurance being admitted the next thing
TO and pafe aud cheap company; and the Connecneut
Mutusl IL both "
D. rss-krck 10 the agessfor this popular company
4, ,h,. ri,, oete
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CITY NEWS.

To ArroRSEYs.-We have blank DEGREES
for sale at our Counting Room.
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PIrrsDrRGH February 81.
The Oil market yesterday WAS inactive. We do
not look for brisk times in the Oil business until
after the river opens to the Oil regions of the Al
leghany The supply Of Crude Oil outside Of that
held by re6ners is very light, whilst the sales fo-
future delivery will foot up large figure. So
far as relates TO prices We have changes TO
notice. l9to2oc. without packages and for bulk.
24to25c for packages included sppear to be the
standard figures st least for the present What
effect the receipts from Oil City win have on the
market remains to be seen. The Allegheny re
mains closed at Oil City. Late dispatches report
the weather cold at that point. Oil said to be
dull at IS, so at Oil City, and $3.50 q barrel up
the creek. Refined Oil was without any special
movement dealers being apart in their views
Tar-Further sales we're made at previous prices.
Crude 0ils-The supply being limited sales were
of a similar description. In ordinary times we
would hardly record such sales the following,
viz $50 brls, as gravity 1sc, without package
100 brls fair article at 25c, including packages
Tar-Sales, 100 brls at 81 so per barrel. There
is decidedly better feeling in regard TO this art-
| Gle.
Benzole--Dull, very dull prices nominal,
Refined Oil Dealers manifested no disposition
! to operate. We note sales, 200 brls bonded KEYS
stone brand at Acc, on the spot Commercial.
| During the rebellion quantity of English
bank note paper intended for the enemy, was cap
tured by bloekaders, and transferred to the
| Treasury Department This paper is now used as
envelopes for packages of United States currency.
Many of the circulars emanating from this depart
ment printed upon this paper.
Hon. +. f. Spinner United States Treasurer,
decides that all warrants drawn against the Gov
ernment under $40 600, will in future be paid en-
tirely in cash, and that Quartermasters checks
under $5,000 will also be entirely iquidated. All
others will be paid one half in cash. and the re-
mainder in certificates. Inasmuch as tho interest
on temporary deposits has been lowered from six
FIVE per cent, it is confidently believed that this
will have a tendency to bring certificates of in
ebtedness up to par.
The Illinois Wool Growers Association INST
| at Bloomington ON the 2lst. Resolutions were
adopted asking fora special tax of fifteen per
pound on all unwashed foreign woods, and thirty
cents all washed opposing renewal of the
reciprocity treaty; favoring tax of 81 upon
dogs.
I Nearly $loe, 900 worth Of SNUG gled goods has
been seized at New Orleans, consisting of army and
Mexican blankets, which came from Mexico about
the close of the war.
The Congress and Empire Springs Compsny
Of Saratoga have declared semi annual dividcn
of four per cent their capital of ST .o0n, 900
They use up II, 500 gross of bottles annually, and
will soon erect a bottle factory of their own,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-24

A CARD.-0ur dwelling and property des-
troyed at the late fire on Third street was
partially insured by the Hartford Fire lnsur-
ance CO., Hartford, Conn, Vim, Fulton, Esq,
Agent. We feel in daty bound to express
our entire satisfaction in the action of said
Company in adjusting the losses and damages
sustained. and in generously advancing the
amount several months before required by the
conditions or terms Of the policies of insur-
ance EMMA w. ELNoRE,
DAVID PAYNE
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Assistant Secretary Chandler ascsssainvd, dsrins
he past ~, the Government was sWisdlsa eul
Of mers THAI eloo, eee,oos.
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A TOILET DEL IG HIT The ladies'
\ treasure aud g~ntiemens boon! The sweetest
thiog aud largest 9la"tty. Manufactured from the
rich Southern Magnolia Used for bathing the fsce and
person. reud the kin soft and fresh prevent erup-
tops, TO perfume clothing. &c.
II overcomes the unpleasant odor Of Precipitation.
II removes redress, tan, biotches &c.
IL cures nervous hesdHcte and sil4,e infsm nation.
II Goals softens and adds delcsey 10 the skin
1t Yields = subdu.d aud lasting Perfume.
II cures mnsqueto kites and stinss Of insects.
II contains mater iai injurious the kin.
PstroniIed by Actresses and Opera Singer. It 10
what every lady shonid have Sold evsrywh~re. TRY
the Nagnolis Water once and YOU will no other
Cologne, Perfcmery. rr Toilet Water sfterwar.s
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.,
Props. Exclusive Axepts n Y
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

This 10 the most deli yhtful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. II changes the burnt face and
hands 10 pesry satin texture % ravishing be.ty
parting the s,srte puity of youth. aud the dstngne
appearance so inviting 10 the city belle fashion,
removes tsn ireckies osmpes and r5ughness from tbs
sktn having tn complexion fresh, trAnsp parent and
smooth II contains material injurious the skin
Patrouizedby Ac and Opera singers II Is what
every lady should have Sold ywhere Retail proe
80 cents.
Prepared by ". Z. HAGAN, Troy, NY
Address all ordern to
DEMAS BARNES d Co. New.York
nov10dAw 6ni-eo~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-24

Notice Of Incorporation.
NOTICE is hereby given that Robert F..
Copnsble. Edward Kilbourne Henry Love, william
Patterson, Campbell P.ck, Robert Gilmore. Hanb-
den Bue William Leighton, Gilhert Comstock William
Browneii, George Williams Enos ii Hsr ion, Andrew
Wilkinson, Roratio Bo-twick. John W Cieghorn
and Patrick Gibbons Of the county OF Lee aud State OF
hereafter associated with them, into corporate
and joint stock comp ny under the laws OF Iowa rela
ting t. such organizations in the name and title OF
The Keehuk Urea Marine Insurance Company y
The principal place Of business of the Company is in
The nature OF the business to be transacted by the
Company Is that Of Fire, Inland. and OCEAN Marine in
suraBce.
The amount OF Capita, Stock authorized Ii rye Hun
bred Thousand Dollars divided into shares of One Huu
dred Dollars ten per cent If which il 70 be paid al
the time Of subscribing and note given by the subscr
Der In favor OF the Company for the balance OF the
amount subscribed The Cnp psny may commence busi
when One Hundred Thouani Dollars shall be sub
scribed and paid ss above
The corporation eomme ced on the sixth day of Feb
ruary, 1866. sni i. to continue twenty years.
The business Of the C,mta'y i 10 lr man 4red by
Board Of nine Directors ~hich nunhr be Increased
TO thirteen who xered ~ ect eide Mt. Nict
President Secretary Treasurer and "a oth nicer
and Agents be necessary % con uct the husins
of the Company. The animal elections for Directors ar
to be hell the second ue-dsy in January OF eacl
| year
The largest amornt OF Indebtedness which the m
pany Is TO be subjected is tso-thirs of the amount
/ the capital stock paid IN
The private property Of the stockh liers 10 exemp
from hs,itity for corporate debts
William pattersea. Robert Boser, Edward XII
bourne, Campbell PEEK, James NJ shelley, Albert
Cennsbse, h-ny Love. William Hrow ssli Snitl
Hamill, elected Directors TO until the
annual election
AZ meeting Of the Dirsc the following ofncsr
we're elected:
ROBERT BowKR, President
| JANIS sHELbAY, Vice Prss't
HENRY 4 low, Ireasurse
| LESTs ADAMS, eeeretrry.
f.blo R"RERr n oTLM M Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-24

JOHN VAN VALKENBURG, Esq, of Fort
Madison, eorrects in the Pldindealer false
impression made, he thinks, by the pubica-
ton in that paper, as we'll as in our own and
the Harkeye, of decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States, involving the
validity of railroad bonds voted by this
county. He says:
This case evans Rogers vs.. Lee county"
is an old one, and has been pending IL the
Supreme Court of the United States for sew
eral years. Rogers was the appellant, the
case having been decided in favor of the
comfy in the Court below. The Supreme
Court of the United States, recently reversed
this decision, and sent the cause back for q
new trial.
This action was in accordance with the
wishes of the counsel for Lee county. as they
desired to avail themselves of new trial, in
order that very important matters OF defense
might be set up that could not he made avail
able in last hearing. They, therefore, IN full
consultation, agreed to make no appearance,
SO as not to give the decision any special
force, prejudicial to the interests OF oul
county, in this warfare against a band OF shy
lock bondholders.
The better opinion seems TO be that these
railroad bonds can never be collected by law
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-24

TELL 1oUR NHreHBoRs.-It is . duty which
very one who has suffered from the terrible
ravages of that most horrible of all diseases Dys-
pepsia, and who has been cured by Goes Dyspep-
STA Cure, to tell their friends and neigbors of it.
"Do unto others Is you would have others do un :
to you" is the golden rule.
Every one that has used il. knows of its won
derful curative powers in Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Flatulency, Sick Hesdaehs, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Cholera Morbus, and We might say, every
disease that arises from disordered state of the
stomsch and bowels. feb1O-tue-th-n&-w1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-24

SEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t is an Admira
,s article, used in hospitals and by the frst class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erence to old Port Wine. Is worth trial and
gives great satisfaction. Oct g. 6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-24

WHAT DOES 1T MEAS?-Why should the
scare or "panc' and marking down. dry
goods here be attributed to US? 1t is true we
keep good stock, and sell as cheap as we
can, but that is our business, and if our
friends do not complain of us, no one else
shou Id. nor do we think We will lose an
trade by it. kIsER 4 HILLS,
feb7-tf No 90 Main street. Keokuk.
COIN ArEg REcRuIrs.-CaptainW alen started
down the Delas to Vancouver, to bring up party
of recruits to fight the locomotive Indians He
stopped for the night at the Cascades in the house
of an old man called "Uncle Sammy" an inquisi-
tive old fellow, about eighty six, and deaf as q
paddock. After supper, the old man, old woman,
and Wallen drew up chairs around blazing wood
fire. The old man Immediately commenced plying
the frake (good expression for Pusr):
"What you gon dsown to the maouth Of
the river for p
"Afer recruits" replied Wsllen at the top of his
voice.
Hey"
After recruits, 'roared Wallen again.
Cant hear ye.'
Then the old lady moved round, and putting
her mouth to the old mans ear, shouted, in u voice
that would have done credit to Stentor, after he d
got little in years:
''Hes goin' daown-arter recruits-supar-
fee-and-Pinkerton's Wahoo and Cali
saya Btters-and sich!' The old lady wasn't SO
far out of the way after all. These btters are nm
equalled to recruit impaired vital energy of eve
ry description. feb1s-d2w.
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anu ncWsPopyR.
MAGAZINES. Philadelphia Prss.,
Blackwood's Edinburgh, New York Times,
North British Review, Gazette, Pittsburg, Pa,
Edinburgh Times Troy, New York,
London Quarterly Gate City, Keokuk,
Westminster Constitution, Keokuk,
North American rRI-WEEkLss-
Godey's Ladys Book, National lnteingenoeb
Atlantic Monthly, Washington, ". y,
Uarners sENI-wEEKLIEs.
Amdr;osr Jo,rral of Sci Enquirer, Richmond, Va.
~ A.. Journal Providece, K. l.
| Halls Journal of Health, Boston y ournai.
| lie, Narobants' Mag wrEKLTHs.
s,;,. New Orleans Times,
1LLTsrRATEDNEws-Lou Louisville Journal,
PAPERS. journal of Commerce,
! Harper's Weekly, chicago
Comic Monthly, Iron Age, New York,
pbunpv PheIpw, The Presbyterian, N. Y.
| Yankee Notions. North Western Church,
| Ni,k-Nax. Chicago.
NEWSPAPERS. Independent, N. Y.
DAiLIEs. Round Table, :.
Chicago Republican, Army and Navy Journai,
Cincinnati Commercial, New York,
| Republican, St. Louis, Colman's Rural "orid,
! Herald, ST. Joseph, Mo- st. Lonis' MO.
The proprietors of the Chicago Republican,
| St. Joseph Herald and Pittsburgh Gazette
have generously given their daily papers.
Messrs Howell Delaplain and I. W.
Clagett, of this city, give the daily papers
published bythem.
The proprietors of the Chicago Journal Of
Commerce, The Independent, North Western
Church, The Presbyterian and the Iron Age,
I, give their weekly papers.
The entire collection of over FIVE thousand
volumes of books, magazines, newspapers,
&c, is open to subscribers and stockholders
daily, Sundays excepted from two o'clock
to six, and seven to nine P. N. Terms to
subscribers, SO per annum; 81 for SIX months;
81 for three months For further informa.
ton, apply to the Librarian, at the Room.
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NOR sALE-Lots and 9, In block i64, on Fulton
4 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets Pr1ce
$500 cob Also lot In block S. in Kill ournes Addi-
ton TO K.okuk- Price &l50- Titles good or no sale
EDqnira Of JAM h. b. TAN-kACA-
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EOR SALE.-340 acres of Land. 200 IN
u cu.tiv.ti,n lGp in ti.b,r-n-ariy all nrdsr i-pcf-
With two.tory frame dwelling. contsins et9ns rooms
rood tern three Wells and hsi sir-tta of water
through the place God orchard and frame Barn ~ by
g. ri This farm 10 situated Eve niir North OF the
- M9ine- Valley Railroad at bon-psrre In van -ur~n
eouuty Ioxz aud one the beet farms in that sec
ton IL the state and will be sold 49, per acre halt
do wp and the baapce time with cent mter-~t
Tor further ,nformAtion call WILLIAM WkfuhT.
the place, or n b. IsN-sfCst
nor9s Real Estate Ags LIT, Kecknk-
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UNoR sALE-That very nice residence formerly cccu
n pEed " H-Aliyr, Wvp6-Ar sfrset, between
Ird and Pourrn sire. t. Price s. 90 cab Also t~e
~. on Frsnkha street opposite the residence OF >
Estes P.ice 81 go. Title 90 or rale i4ne o
iADs H. d -ht1hs
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Tor SALE-The House and Land nov
oc~ars@d ~ Charlie Iv' the birn, t~o nii &c
ard half above K~< huh 20 Of land ID nnd~r
hish ,t.,. az cultivation ard we'll fenced Fins growth
frul. Email f1iis and gsP-s brfck o. ure con
t.,ntnx rooms rood cellar erst.rn and out house,:
desirable countr, resitei Possession the nrst OF oe
sober Title perfect. Enquire Of
Ange n hhN-&ttn-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-18
.Aovrursrs MISUNDERSTANDING

n ,Omegys, the wide awake and enter
s.t.t of Montpelier, has recently intro
,,,lhopgoyements in Dentistry, au inn.
: hoinr in rubber work. Hitherto
e 9,., far artificial teeth have been of an
na6Ie color, the deep red making mem
(n @u when in the ieast exposed q
| Tbls objection Dr., Comegys has overcome
h ne A discovery whereby the rubber IA
s..b color, the difference between that
ratnral gums being difficult to discot or
|, ,br .smH time strength is added by the
r6Iorrg Another Improvement is
Isr1me fair chamber in the plates which
| n Eventually cnuse rnaiibrmatioh Of tie
Sr mouth, and the attainment of the
\ an chambers through a tnr preferable
Persons desirineD Dental aidMill find
regrs the right man TO ,patTonize, his
.9sNo. | and his prices very'reasbhdble
|,aad Patriot &nS r. n G.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-18

Tor vERM0ST. IN Probate Court hold
ItR AitnncY, SsN / enyatk Johnsonl VI avn
said District on the 10th day OF july,
lNG. ,NHha b99h'''H@' h' ~
Chadwick administrator on the estate OF
Stone, late of, Johpson, IN said
deceased, presents his admiiistraaeh
7 ieg examination AMI allowance and
DUPLICATION FOR aAecree of distribution
Fulton Of the selate of said deceased. i.
'enpdn itiA'0Tdefed by said court that s'd
E''ion and account he referred TO the pro-
,ohrt In Johnson, pu the 9Th day OF Aug,
lor hearing saa aesei#on thereon; and II
I'lerrofdered that notice be given to all con
" th II publication three weeks fnecfs.si
nine ialaOille Hewfde9laErat rBydfpark'
W 70 the time appointed for hearing, or
we Court, attest. Lt.g
80 J. |. GLEED, Register
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-17
Commercial Matters.
New York Market.
~ NEW YORK, July 10.

Gotten duh, at 36a35c for middhng
some demand for export abroad;
Flonr duh, heavy and unsettled, and ~
a30c lower: 81 25aS 40 for extra state
SS 3Oa9 90 for extra round hoop ONO
$40 30 for trade brands: closing heavy
Whisky dull; So 20a2 50 for western.
Wheat-receipts $500 bushels; marke'
very dull and nominal and 3a4c loWel'
prime new Milwaukee 50 20 with buyers
and So IOa2 Is. Rye receipts 1850 ousn
els; market quiet. Barley; no Iece ntaS
market dull Corn 1880 bushels MAJ
ket 90 lower; 62a83c for unsound ne"
mixed western: S33aS4c for sounu uV,
losing at 831c for latter. Oats; recelpts
"a oss bushels; market dull and ic lower
G6aSoc for choice and Coo for Wisconsin
Sngar dull: Cuba l0tallc. Molasses dull III
Petroleum dulllat pc for crude and JAS
for refined in bond. Pork heavy ana
some lower, at S3l 5Oa3l % Tor new W
mess, closing at S31 81 CASH SPY 90
for old do; $26 75a27 90 for prime.
Beef steady, at previous prices l6aSi 50 50
for new plain mess, and $50 5Oa24 oo
for new extra mess Beef Hams are
nominal at 45c. Cut Meats firm at l34a
l54c for shoulders, and l7a2Oc for hams
Bacon dull; 179c for short ribbed
Lard dull and nominal at l6aa2O4c. But
ter dull at 20a33 for Ohio and 27a4Ot
for State. Cheese dull and scarcely sc
firm, at6a22c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHOLERA DISARMED.
The Chief Causes of Pestilence
DESTROYED.

nR. X. COURTARET,s DIsIN-
~ FECTING FLUIDS. Secured by Letters
Patent in the United States and France. Pre-.
pared solely by the New York Disinfecting
Company, at their Laboratory, Nos. go, 800 and
300 Henry street. N. Y. 0ftice42 Cedar street.
This Company organized on Q permanent ba.
sis, with DR.. Courtaret, the celebrated French
chemist, in charge Of its Laboratory Is prepared
to furnish its Disinfecting Fluids for sick
rooms, nurseries, urinals, water closets privies
cesspools, sewers, cutters, ships, railroads, hos
pitfalls, prisons, and public institutions of all
kinds, slaughter houses offal and fat boiling es
tablishments; all kinds Of manures (iulnlenSely
increasing the value Of the latter to every
farmer), and wherever poisonous and offensive
gases exist These agents are deoderizers, anti
septics, antiputrescents and disinfectants in
the scientific meaning of the words. They re-
move nOXious gases and odors by chemical
principles in their places heGlthttA air !;
they are DEsTRoYERs, and not merely d6SorbeTits
Of poisonous gases-not injurious to utensils in
which they are used The attention Of medical
and scientific men ID directed TO these disinfect-
ants. Attached are testimonials in favor OF this
great discovery, which, with hundreds Of others
can be seen at the Company's Office.
DELAvAN HOUSE, Albany, March 30, 1866.
To the President Of the Ne,O York Disayeeting
Company:
Dear Sir: 1t is all that it is represented TO be-
We have made many trials Of disinfectants
but now consider that We have found an article
which surpasses all others as a remedy against
all bad odOTs. L. RoEssRL e. Co.
NEW YORK, April g. 1866.
To The President II tie NeiO York DisiIJecting
Company
Dear Sir : We pronounce it without exception
to be the best we have ever known. Its effect
upon every matter Is complete and inst anita
neOus g. A. STErs0N, Astor House.
N. B.-These disinfectants are used by tn
scayengers, under the direction OF the Sanitary
Police OF the Metropolitan Health Department,
New York.
POWELL THOMPSON,
~ Cedar street, N. Y
General and sole agents for the United States
and Canadas, TO whom all orders should be ad
dressed. ~ .-I.
For sale by all druggists and general dealers
In the United States and Canadas. m29.3m