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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-04

From and after APRIL 2eth. 1861. Trains will leave
in CONNECTION with all Western lines, rs follows;
FROM DUHkIRK AND sALA MANIA
BY Atw York time from Onion pcpots;
7.3O A. ~. Express NAH, frog Dankirk tssn
days d ospted). Stops stsalarpsncA foree q. "a
and connects at HorneIlsville and Corning with
the 500 Express Nail from Buffalo, and ar
rives in New York at 700
2,35 p. NJ. Lightning Express, from sals-
rnanca tsundsys sxcsptedl. otops AZ Horneils-
vile et2s M tsrp intersecsisg ~ien the ~ ~
Ais r. Nj new York Night Express, from
pa9 as ss1ia,s ;assp'ea 81 nrssr. 8
a m fBsft) and arrives IN New syork at ~ 30 p.
m connecting With Afternoon Irains and steam'
era for Boston and New England Cities.
FROM BpFFALO--By New York tire from De
pot cot Exchange and Michigan sire ts
5.45 A. VI. rew York Day Express, (sun-
DAYS tcspte.) stops at Hornellavilie 1903 a. n,
(Bkn)t snsqashanns ali p. H. III. * Turner $
100 2 n, tssr'), ard arrive Ia New fork lob p
auanria western BAirosh. sud at Jersey City
with Midnight Express Train Of New Jer.es Rail
500 A. u. cypress mail, via Avon .nd IIor-
neilsylle Sundays excepted, Arrives IN New
York IL :; a. IN Connects ~ Elmira Stsh North
ern Central Railway for harrisburg Philadelphia,
Baltimore Warrington and POINTS etnth.
22O p. NJ. Lightning Express, tsundays sx-
esptaU st9ps at iloi sllsVIle "a p m tfup.),
ard arrives in New York 100 a. m Connects at
Jersey city with Morning Express Train o. Ae~
Jsrsey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington
and ii New York with Morning Express Train for
Boston and Esw Roeland Gates
o.Io p NJ. New York Night Express,
D1ILf steps at POI tags SIS . m. (sup) uttr-
seotin1 at HorneiisTille with the 4.l5 r. M Irar
f-om bunkirk and arrive IN New York At 1890
II2u y. NJ. Cincinnati Express, (sanday'
exr.rt.ait stops at susquehsuna Il 8. IN bkfte
Turnsf's lilo p m, tDaash sGd arrives 10 nsS
York ~ rs .. u conneets ~ klpirh With
No,thtrn G. utraf Railway for H2rristurg, PhiA.
f.trtf{h baltimore. Wsshn Eton and lints rcuftt,
a, t;rlat BEND With Delaware, Ia ksSsnn@
Wa,tef Railroad for scrzntou. Trertos and Phil
nfgIulla ans At Mes York With Afternoon Trains
aud steamers for Boston and New England Cities
Cntv One Train Esst on Sunday, having Buffalo at
Clio q m and re.ching New YORK at u u ?. ~,
Bosros AND Nav ExsLaSD Passssorxs, with their
garvsge are ttansf,rei fres II etayge II View Ycrt
EsTo pleasure travellers The line u The Bic kailray
presents n4slty otscts 81 ui@fFst &HhS thrYnsh t-
beautiful valIess u tie Chenuug sasgartAhna, Della
are and Ratapo rfvsrs banging ah1s ANA of
Of natures btAutifs commands attsnti9a.
Tas Er.r yssrit.rrb aSb Nasr irxrAfars stEAr-
rSg Coargrs a,Is THE NORLD-ss sco0mpA-
ny all night trains Oh this rasi~~f
BAGGAGE CHECK ED THROUGH,
Ard fIts aipayi At lew a. ~ any e'hsr Roa~
J-Fssk FbK ruksrs VIA EgIg RiIIwAT.~ss
which ckn he obtained At all Ptineiyai Ticket
on - 10 the West sui South Wat
II. RIDDLE, WI. II. BARR,
Gsng sup't. Gsn' Pass. Ag't-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-04

CorNr BisNtRK suffers terribly from ner-
vous disease which prevents him from sleep
ing. To secure some sleep he gets on horse
at ] O'Clock in the night and rides till 4, then
home, goes to bed aud sleeps five hours Per-
haos the bottle of brandy he drinks daily is
responsible for some Of this restlessness
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-04
Che 9ate Gttp.

WATERFALL.-The way to make water
fall is:
Take four pounds of rags and bunch of shavings,
An old tin pan, and bunch of straw;
Then steal an old hat Of somebody's eavings,
And swear it's your own, TO get clear Of the Law
xtget an old stocking, and stuff il with paper
And If possible put in a mole
Then get some china, and a nutmeg CRATER,
And make them all up in a nice little ROLL
Put all these things in net fred,
And glistening beads must cover them all
linen fasten il on the back of your head
And you will hsve-a waterfall.
CHIGNoN.-Some poetic chap sings of the
ehignon as follows
Oh, dainty nest hath the Gregarine,
In many chignon fair;
There suugiy he hide;h, for combs never clean
The purchased and alien hair.
lie plays unmolested and frisettes amid,
Scarce-save by a microscope-seen;
These he gambols at will, being easily hid,
Like the rays the moonlit green
Chorus Creeping where It's not quite clean,
parasite gay is the Gregarine.
The WEATHER is thus described by
poet:
II shines, il rains,
Then shines again
v bat does the weather meang
L laughs in doubt
The sun comes out,
With drlzxiing mists between.
Now dark, now light,
Like day. like night
lis changing, tickle weather;
1t mists at times
Then, rains or Shines
And sometimes all together.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-04

Col. BRscoE G. BAIDwIS, formerly OF
Gen. Lees staff, attempted to take his own
lite be means Of chloroiorm. few d-ys ago.
Pecuniary nisforiunes were the cause. lie
was discovered in his bed apparently dying.
and measures were taken which will insure
his recovery. He is n brother Of Speaker
Baldwin, Of the Virginia house Of delegates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-04

This Company Is constructing under the patronage
the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-04

A PREACHER in Berks comfy, Pa, dis
coursng about Daniel in the lions den, said
"Au' thar he sot all night long lookin' at the
show for nothin, aud 1t didn't cost him nary
q conf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-04

Tns Ersr yasrfttrrb asb Hasr irIrAiars stEAr-
rNa CoaeaKs Rs-IS THE w ORLD-ss accom- a.
by all night trains this rasi~~s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-04

EFssk FpK fiekErs VIA kgis RilWAi'@ss
Which chn be obtained Al all Ptiheipai Ticket
on - o the West sua South Wat
a. RIDDLE, WI. II. BARR,
Gent eup't. GEM Pass ACT
may9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-04

The newly married couples ola congregas
ton we're once preached to from the words
in the Psalms. And abundance of peace as
long as the moon endureth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-04
The White Pine Compound Cur,
The White Pine Compound.

at early in the spring Of 81 that this compound
mated. member OF my family YES afheted
with irritation OF the throat, attended with diss
greeshe cough. had for months previous thought
that preparation having for It's as the inside bark of
Whit pine nigh, be compounded TO be very useful
diseases Of the throat aud lungs. To test the value
Of II IN the alluded to- compounded snail guam
tity u the medicine that had been p tanning and gave
il In t@zspoonfdl doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying Within two DAYS the irritation Of the throat
effected Soon nfter this sent some to lady in Lon
danterry, ~ who had been suffering Tor some weeks
from bad cough oceasioned BY sudden cold and bad
raised naucus strssked with blood ehe scon found re-
Lief and she took about ten ounces OF
il, and got veil j. b. Clark, Esq, editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of the same prepare
ton ia the cold and WAS cured mmed
ately- lie highly plesSsd With the results ana
confident 10 attending Its sales placed De
the public, that he finally persuaded me 70 give u
name and send 1t abroad 70 benefit the suffering IN
November 1855 fret advertised under the name or
White Pine Compound. In two years from that tlIns
there had been wh0lesaled in Manchester alone une
hundred dollars worth where IL took the lead OF all M
cough remedies in the market audit still maintains that
portion There Is good reaas for this II is very scon
ng aud healing IN nature. is warming TO the ston
aeh and pleasant wthal TO the taste, and is exceedingly
cheap.
COMPOUND stands unrvnied. 1t not originated for
that purpose but person in using IL for cough was
not only cured OF the cough but was also cured OF
kidney difficulty Of years standing. Since that &C
eidenta discovery many thousands have used ior the
same complaint, and have been completely curets
The above written by DR.. Poland IN 1900 sinee
then In Manchester the White Pine Compound las
taken the lead Of all Cough remedies as well As peps
for the OF Kidney difficulties, 10 every cfy
town. village and hamlet throughout the New England
States.
This remedy is A. safe sud pleasant 20 take ast is 81
ectual.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23
No. I.
DR.. sehenck ON Dyspepsia.

SYMPTOMS, CAUSES, AND REMEDY.
symptoms q pyspspsiA sense q fallnss., tight
isncy scidity, sour, offensive oelehg Of wind water
snsh and vomiting. and great deal of what psrsoa
s sS nv ssts also Pspl,aOn Of the SsaI which
physicians mistake feg heart disease, and when the
or .inS. The ToasS SSoas portions q the stomach.
similar 10 what We see In tTpe, 10 what throws out the
gastric juice, and when the stomach sets thick coat
and Digestion ceases seSsnsSs sawed Tonic DIS.
solves this slime and restores tho stomach 10
sSSsness Mandrake Pm, are also required to carry
OF this morold matter. Two-thirds Of the cases %
Consumption are saSssd Nun , ~ ,sro%
out bile, and In q short time abe whole system Is de-
ranged. The mucous membrane Of the bronchial tubes
.ui IS aware o. H. he or she has Bronchial or funo-
nary Consumption.
tho hpsd wheu the system d IN this ioched-up condu
without the All % tie seswced Tonic and Mandrake
nhsn ~ Ee,s IN a,oTbki Sopsli,ISn, bIOs and BILE nun
through the system mixed and the whole body becomes
80 Ow and tse eod % iaek q can hardly nun ,hroush
nom this Thick condition Of the blood. The Mandrake
Pm, act on the Liver similar to ealomei. or they do
bile and me blood begus circulate naturally through
the veins, ami the heuorhages cease IT, when persons
are attacked with he1orhsre, they would rrst take
good PurgAtive something that would act On the liver
they would soon Be relieved ffom bleeding nom the
lanEs. and I. ths only vu. 1s s,trinssht, are only
tcnpory And r1ta,e ne ofoaehAi tubes and NY mo
DIR sCiIENCK win be professionally at his rooms
s,res.. BosiSa. aOa . A N uati . Il II. lie riv.,
sdvice nee, bot for thoruugh examination with the
MS msdScrss are fOr sale by all druggists snddeaiers
Also fan supply at an times at ~, rcom,:
$40 per Sottls, Or $50 me half dozen. Mandrake
rus - cents pei tsx - ,,,,s,-, -
Or ySslsH. fSf sais ~ al dTusSisls-, - ~-rT I
- - y y y = - = = =
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23

Imnortant 10 the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues 20 be Consulted at his o.
Gee Nos. and Endleott street, Boston, on all
diseaseso OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by . long course OF stady and practical expert
snce Dr. Dow has now the cation OF present.
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
fAiled 10 cure the most alarming cAses o. Gessr-
Tkaa and SysAliis. beneath his treatment, ell the
horrors Of Senereal and impure blood, impoten.
sy, Scrotula. aonorrh0a, ulcsrs. Palm OF distress
In the regions OF pfocreation, Inflammation Of tho
n., p,nS,hi sssiina ia ~. ons ,,sn y;
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease,
are made 20 become ~ harmless 40 the simplest
ailings OF child. Particular attention given to
forms and staxss. Patients who wish 10 remain un
der Dr. BOWS treatment . few days or wsekA will
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for
board moderate. ...-
P's. Ladies' who are troubled with any disease
peculiar 20 their syrem, will md speedy relief by
calling on DIR. DOW, 81 his once, No.s Endicott
street. Dol.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
n PPMiLPS IN DRIIClTR URiITU.

DIR. DOW. Physician and Surgeon, Not - . I'm
dcott Street, Boston, 10 consulted daily for all die
Uteri. or hAlllng OF the Womb, Pluor Albus, Sup.
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, are
how treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In . very few days. 30
invariably certain 10 the new mode Of treatment.
that most obstinate complaints yield under L. and
the amictsd person soon reoices In perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure OF diseases OF women and children, than
any other physician In Bostou, and has, since
1915, confined his whole attention 10 the cure OF
private diseases and Femsle Complaints.
n: BAH letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Once honrs from 3 A. n. TORN.
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rsns lIie Dsulssses n,

Or v..ssss xssss- ru.hs sss. ssr...s.<
speedy s.rs ar HssrAlgia and Al Nervous ptssA-
SEES. ne ssvsrssk sssss Are sceplslsly and -
mansatly ssrst IN . very shest tins, Nssssls's
In the Dc o. hssd = utterly bsnisAsd In . -
houss. No brm Of Nervous Disease vithssands
It's nagse inausss& u hss me unqualified svprs-
val Of nsay sainsss phyvssss'n y sesess,s
nothing isjs<iess 10 ths most dsi'cass usesA.
sold svssyvAsrs esst On rsssipt q q 90 90 2
pO.,sgs stanps. TURNER . CO. I'D Trsaoai
street, Boston. NAss. PrOpussers- y IS
Bottom. July I. 1857. ilff - iyrB
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LvpoRrsNr TO FEx4LEs.

IMPORTANT TO FE-kALES. y
The eslsbrsied Dh DOW eontinuss 10 dsvots
his sstirs time 20 The treatment % Al diseases In
eidens 70 he nuals systsm. An sxPsrisncs Of
tvsnty-four ysars enables him 70 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst eases Of Sup
prsssiou End en- other Menstrual Dsssnssassss,
frorn uhsssvss eanss. Al lsttsrs Coz advice nast
contain 81. Once No. 2 Endieott street, Boston.
y. B.-BOsd fpruishetto thOse who wish TO 70
main under treatment.
Boston, June =, 1867. ..... lryE
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23

NJ Mshs r. and sS TS
diseases. Use HELsBoLp's EXTRACT BucHU AND
MPRoYEp Rosk WASH. -
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.-u. AR, ynr.xRyArryx or ALL ARrs"

The Rropcstsn % IL sbovs Establishment
hssing rsoevsd Into Ne buildlns lassly occupied
b The Shaw . CLARA Sewing Machine hAnuisetur-
he Co. uhers tAey have power TO run all their
lresss ~ slssal more room aod usch larger
nsiltiss esxsssting job work. and having add
q . Nxw -oeapon HALs, MEDIUM PHsss to the
e6es. within fsv weeks for the execution Of
nles Booh sort, bsssdss> very considerably TO the
naAssiAl My ars better than ever prepared to
rscsivs orders tor I'll descriptions Of Printing. in
slsdins 49, .gsg-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23

HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU ],
pleasant In taste and odor tree from AL injurious
properties. and immediate In Its action
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23

will out, Il Is Md and Il Is anatter OF eOugrstu-
iati0u to ajustcelovinS people that this is for
Q Grin. % such suOraaity sAoald not escape the
just punishment OF the Law. But there are other
impertsnl hsts,-And 90 are happy to say that
they are not erimes,-that should be known
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0nr All snrts.

a.,
-, ',e
w.. %. -, ,.., 49,. -. -. -.
"r... $50. :, a.. -, e &c.
Wby is a dogs tail like n feeble III, mani
Roc,ns, !, !. I'M firm -.
WIN are The from, corner Se,,, n 4 I, horse
car the coolest Because they are ne,res,
IN, mole. =.
When Is door mot a door9 When |,
is a Jar. -r--
Why Is a minister near the end Of his
sermon like a little ragged boy Because
he's (uoward) rored his clothes (close.j
Two persons OF sAar'c 'urn' mel q ne'sh'
Dor, '"' s"'a sneno' We nave oeen us
Puaas w"e'"o' you are NOS A"A'' VI
100. no man 'ook each OF me qoenss
oy tne arm, 80 'hat ne w" 10 INC n''''''
"e"' sa'a NO, oc"o'o ~" oe'"ee"
' ~, ,,..-.
"", a ~ $3.50 "
"'AD' ""0ps'e ~
COCK 'ge'S Up ." e's"' . y e'' "' ~
why Is an escaped ie'oh "'ne MODEST
work OF God because ne IS an 10" Q"
man. "
-. -. -
W., A. H..
- "a -, - - ~
,,-, -
xyhv :. 49,; Al, IL. -, o,a .v;.-
kn;G.5 Bsesuss n ha. foun.hsd oyer \
b,m
Wbv !, an active winter Ink, . ruee bor,eY
Because he runs Tor the plate.
Which isthe business that would "soor
everybody Chimney sweeping
Moving for new trial-Courting sec
ond wife. .#.'
A lady deserted by one man has no other
remedy left than to appeal to twelve more.
Santa Anna still survives po,withstand-
ing be has been shot 80 many times Of
laie-by the telegraph reports
An advertiser 1, one or our exchanges
wants n Young man TO take charge Of a
span of horses Of a religious turn of mind
No .,,,u, tina. m, rich man nl,ees o,,ep.
ta,iously in his window is to be COMPARED
IN ,bs I;,.l, s,nseta,, f.e, pre~.ed avsins.
~. ,v;,dov Mana ,,,.hin, q, II. f,tb,,
when hi. d,v,, laho, !, dons -,
~, -,
preaching the imm,d,a,, destruction Of the
world, and a, the same time are erecting a
house of worsbip substantial enough to las,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
BIZ HxlNsoLp's KSrRAcr BucHu.
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HNFEEBLED AND DELICATE CoNsTITU.
TIONS, OF both sexes, use HELhBoLD's ESrRAcr
BUcHU. a. will give brisk and energetic feelings,
aud enable you 70 sleep we'll. .
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General .adpcrtfsensesss.
'a'. DR.. MILLER'S
SOOTHING and HEALING BALSAM,
NAruRe,s AssIsrANr.

TT has proved infAlilblc for Burns, Frozen Limbs
Il bruises, bprains, Wounds Of all kinds. Pains In
the Side, Baah or Shoulder, ChilblAins, Chappsd
Hands; stin Neck. Aguc In the Pace or Breast,EA
Ache, DEAFNESS. Poisoning. ErysipelAs, and Innam.
nation OF the Eyes Por Rheumatism 10 b not Q
certain cure, yet hupdreds have been relieved by
u when other remedies had failed.
=. AZ an fnfsrnai nstieiss. when taken In season,
VIII eare innammatiou Of the bowels. Dyssa-
tery, Kidney Complaint. and Cholera Merbus.
II will also cure Diptheria, dry Cough and Asth.
This medicine II purely vegetable In ,ts eoupo.
sition, soothing and healing In its inausnos. ana
may be given 70 any age or seq with perfect 4. fe
~. II has been before the public durinr the psst
nine years, and has wrought soms Of tho most a.
tonishins cures. Tho proprietor challenges The
sale by ali Druggists. O. ID. LETT,
- - = 80 Propristor, Spriagasid, Mar.
Demss Barnes 4 CO., n Park Row. New York
VIII also supply the trade 1t List Prices. yeoN
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHN and IN.
PROVED Ross WASH cures secret and delicate dis
orders In all their stages at little expense, little
or no change In diet, no Inconvenience and no en-
posure. II Is pleasant IN tasrs aud odor. immedi-
ate In It's action, and tree nom all tnjnrious prop
eIties
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-23

Communication OF Rations
TOR THE HEIRS OF those Who died In Rebsl
Prisons can nov be had.
q General Claim Agent, saeo, Ne.
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Certain Cure In all Cases,

Or No Charge Made.
Those who need the services Of IN experienced
physician or surgeon In all difficult and chronic
diseases Of every name and nature. should give
him call.
P.S. Dr. Dow imports and has for sale . new or.
tcle called the French Secret. Order bv mail. for
81 and red stamp. VIC
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EM. TUBES & CO., PaopmsIoRs. PsTrRsoRu', Nh.
sold by Dr. A. Bacon, l2s Main street,
Biddeford.
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DIR. s. 8. FITCH'S
FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

ssventy.slx pages, price - cents sent TO any
address. No money required until the book Is re-
eeiyed, read, and fally approved. IL Is perfect
guide TO the sick or indisposed-
Address, DIR. \. 5. FITCH, Is fremont Street
Boston. Nsiy6
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF, PATENTS,
Late As,ni Of .. $; Pat,ni onss, ws'AinS'es.
70 State street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON .-..
FTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of 20
n years, continuesto secure Patents in tho Uni.
ted btates also In 0reat Britain France. and 9th
Assignments, and all Paper. OF Drawings for Pa
tents, executed on reasonable terms and with dis
patch. Researches made Into American or For
eign works, TO determine the validity or utility
yics rendered %. ali matters touchlns the .ms.
Copies OF the claims Of any Patent furnished by
retnitting One Dollar. Assignments rscordsd q
Washington.
se,i,fiss Isr esfstsing Patents ~ ssssrfssatss hs
pafsrtabtiify Of fsrssttoss. fsfL
During eight months the ssbsehbsr, In oourss Of
... .,S; Hies 6 q
was decided In Au favor BY the Commissioner OF
Patents. -
81 regard Mr.. EDDY a. one OF the m.st capable
s.l ssesss.f.i pnctiaossrs With whom have had
ofbeial intsrsosrss. ,sov
cob &c.,. ri, a. Commissioner OF Patents.
az have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more ssapsfsaf and
plieations In form 70 secure Cor them On early
and favorable confederation st the Patent 01boe."
I- RDMuND BURKE, r.
80 LAts Commissionsr Of Patents
Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for. me THIRTEKN
applications, on al but one Of which patsnts hsse
been granted. and that 10 sse Sssdsss. snch m.
mistak sable proof Of great talent and ability @
his part leads mo 70 recommend ~ inveaen "
apply 10 him 70 procure their petsnts % tnsy ~
BE- sure OF having the most nlthful atssnSoo -
slowed on their cases, and 81 very rsesonsoissass
gss.' F~.... rrrgir ,ouv r,aaIpr
Boston. January 1, 1867. Vs
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HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT

Blu CHI U
Is . certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRIyEL, DRoPSY, Or
GxNIc WEIkNESS, FEMALE CON-
PLANTS, GENERAL DEBILITY, -n1nr
and all diseases Of the
MILB OR FEMALE,
nom whatever cause originating, and no matter o
- nov LoNG STANDING
Diseases or these organs require the use Of . di.
uretc. az .
II no treatment IL submitted TO, Consumption or
Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are
supported NON thee sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
that OF Pos,srity. depends upon prompt use Of .
reliable remedy.
BELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUc8U,
established upwards Of Is years, prepared by
III. +. HELMBOLD,
DRUGGIST.
5el broadway, New York. aud -.
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no THE LADIES, TIE osiehrstei Dh DIX par
tIz,lsry invites I'll dies Who ned Medical o. sur.
ysosi sdvser 10 call a hls rcpas No n ksiioost sss
.ioa. Mas, which they vii nsd arranged h< their spec
Ial aopnm1iation.
DIR. DIX, having Jsvosei over twenty ysAu 70 ns par.
tlciar branch q he Treatment a AL di-eas peculiar 10
isusi.s Il 10 pS~ csooiei BY s Och IN this cssntry ard
In EarOt-) thai be esosis I'll cher kDsSn p<actaiooe IN
The saf sTecy and eoctul treatment of al female CON-
pisnts- -. ... '... fl.
liz m~iscines pr-r~r- vh he srprrss psrppss e
rvtso.ng all deses, such DEBILITY, veAkoe unnaia-
rai sappress~ns, enlaryemsnts a The wcrsb alse ~ d-
charges vhich r0v frum msbsi sste q us baooi. M
NJ w nov fully prIars N trsai In his peculiar styk,
hsh Deiscaliy and surpr.iiy. III dseA-. a us kulAs
81, and lhey Ar rsgaafag invuei 70 esnst
III. Ne. 81 Esdiest street, Bsssss.
An ritter. requiring ad',ce must ccotan cos doisr 70
insure
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this wide awake, thriving city. We Alluds 70 the
new Auction and Commission House that has 70
Gently been opened by GEORGE v. GOOD, In Ad-
ans New Block, on Alfred street. In the city Of
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Tke yrasfoaai Cough C,s,.e

Has sursd Rev. wipism MsDenAld. Of neston.
when pronouneed by physicians p,esrabi. 10 viii
cure any euya1Is cough II always rshsrss. Fol
HOarseness. bronchitis Sore Throat sc., IL has M
superior. Admirable, also, for public speakers
and singers. sold by all Drugggs. q. Z. GOOD
WIN q CO.. Boston. Wholesale Agents.
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~ Haudbills printed Of this once.