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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20
FROM THE SOUTH.

NEw York, March 10.
The Herald Southern correspondent says
that in Virginia the military rule has already
been declared supreme But the fact Of civil
law being abolished is hardly apparent.
In Charleston the revolution is accepted
with apathy, no one except the FIRE eating
politicians seeming to take the matter much
to heart.
In Louisiana, Cen Sheridan order post
ponlrg the New Orleans municipal election,
was accepted without disturbance
The impeachment resolutions relative TO
Governor Wells were referred to q special
. mmittee.
The Tri5une's Columbia. South Carolina,
asst evenings special, says one of the most
remarkable meetings ever held in South
Carolina took place to-day, the occasion
being celebration, by the negroes, of the
passage of the bill enfranchising the Black
Races.
By invitation, Gen. Wade Hampton, ex
New York Senator; Desaussaere, Edward
Arthur, the Hon. w. J. Fallery, and Jas. G.
Gibbs addressed the meeting, and also the
Rev. David Pickett and Beverly Nash, both
colored
Sentiments were expressed highly honor
able to both sides. The negroes are gratifed
with the spirit of political afilistion with
which they have been met, and the citizens
are equally pleased to find the colored men
identified with the true interests of the State
Should convention be called, the latter will
probably nominate and support the hest men
in the country. And as declared by Mr..
Nash, will urge Congress to repeal the~dis-
franchising clause, which deprives them of
the services of those in whom they have the
greatest confidence.
WASHINGTON, March 49,
despatch from Selma, Alabama, states
that the largest meeting ever wiiressed IN
that city, took place yesie- ~. Resolutions
-...S unanimously adopted, strongly express
sive of Union sentiments, and recognize the
right of Congress to prescribe the rules of
Reconstruction and re admission of the sece.
ded States in to the Union, and therefore
urging that the people of Alabama sould
forthwith accept the benifcent terms Of Re-
construction.
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FROM MEXICO.

New YORK, March l9.
The Hcratfs Vera Cruz correspondent OF
the 4th inst. says the work Of fortifying Vera
Cruz was being pushed rapidly forward.
The artillery of the departing corps had
been shipped, and the evacuation would not
last more than six days longer.
Marshal Bazaine was expected to leave in
a day or two. On his trip from the interior,
Bazaine it is said was robbed of S352, 600.
The city ofTulcalingo had been recaptured
by the Liberals.
The Heralds Querretaro correspondent
says Macmillan, in his march from the cspi
tai, has been greatly annoyed by guerrillas,
and that his winter wardrobe has been re-
duced, by forced loans, to q shirt, pair of
socks and n pair of boots. His objective
point was San Luis Potosi.
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Large Meeting Of Negroes
at Columbia, =. G.
Celebration over the Passage of the
Enfranchising Bill.
HOW THEY WILL VOTE
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
GOLD CLOSED 1874 1-S
FROM WASHINGTON.

Nfw YoRK. March 10.
Tribune special sayst is reportsd. on good
authority, tina, both Collector Smythe and
Surveyor Wakemen are to be removed this
week. Their successors, together with a na>
val officer, will be sent to the Senate by next
Saturday. The Collector and Naval officer
will be Democrats, and the Surveyor will be
a Radical
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations; Secretary Of Legation Wick>
ham Hoffman, of Louisiana. at Paris John
W. Dix, Of New York, Assistant Secretary,
at Paris, II. W Brent, Secretory at Lima,
and j. A. Crosse, Secretary at Rio De ia.
neiro.
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EROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK. March 10.
The recent enthusiasm among the Fenisns
in this city has been giving way TO apathy for
the last few days, but, on the receipt of the
news from Ireland yesterday Of an interrup-
tion in the wires connecting with the cable at
Good Hope, was revived among them, and
their belief in q general uprising on st.
Patrick's day was reiterated. IS
The trustees of the Peabody fund, for the
probably hold a meeting in this city during
the week, when it is expected Mr.. Peabody
will be present to give his views concerning
the distribution of the fund.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS

CHICAGO, March 10.
The Tribune's Indianapolis Ind special
of the 18th says: At the Municipal Conven-
tion, held on Saturday, Gen. D. McCsuley
was nominated for Mayor, and Gen. r. S.
Foster for Treasurer. The other nominees
are nearly all soldiers, and as whole, the
ticket is a very strong one, and will meet with
little opposition al the election in May.
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VOL. XIV.

careful examination of the testimony in the
case OF Black and Stickney, charged with ihs
murder of one Beckington, on the plains, to
hold Sdckney on bail, subject to answer any
indictment that may be found against him in
the Territory of Dacotah, and Black TO be
remanded into the custody Of the United
States Marshal of Dacotah, and is to be taken
back to that Territory. Stickney has been
bailed out for $4,000.
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FROM CANADA.

ToRoSro, March, ls.
No new movements in military circles to-
day. All quiet along the frontier, and no
immediate RAID is expected Yesterday a
fenian spy was arrested near the Suspension
bridge. as he was about crossing over and
brought back TO this city. A plan of Toron
to, the banks aud public buildings was found
on him. together with the names and resi-
dences Of the Judges and Jurors in the recent
fenan trials, and many other documents Of
like character. lie is now in Jail here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ALBANY, March 10.
The bill providing for commission to reg
ulate prostitution in the city of New York
was this morning reported against unsni-
mously.
The Senate passed the New York city m.
derground railroad bill.
fy NEW YoRK, March I9.
The Iba says that the Michipn Southern
Railroad is excited and active under the ru-
NOR of amalgamston with the Lake Shore
road SO as TO make continuous line to fhe
West
LorIsyIzF, March 10.
Gen. Thomas continues 10 command the
Department of the Cumberland.
Major John Pope has been assigned to
comttand the third District headquarters, a,
Montgomery.
Gov. Oglesby will address Union meet
ing Tomorrow night.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
The Senate to day confirmed the following:
Jas. y. Bartlett, Minister, residence Stock
hoim5 Peter J. Sullivan, Minister, residence
Bogots, and q number of Postmasters.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 10.
William Ferguson. gambler, who recently
killed q fireman. was assaulted on Washing
ton street early this morning.
A notorious New York counterfeiter, named
VIM. Gerrai, was arrested to-day and sent
TO New York on q requistion from the Cow
ernor OF that State.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. March 10.
Congress having passed the Suplimentary ry
Reconstruction bill, il will at once be pre-
sented to the President.
As soon as definite action shall be taken in
this measure, Congress will fix time for ad-
journment or recess. 1t is generally believed
tha. the President will return the bill TO the
House this week.
The 10th and last State Dinner of the
President, this season, takes place at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion tonight.
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Arpifons Oyyrcx. Iowa,
DKs AoIHEs. F.b 10th. lss7. I
II ~ hereby certified that ihere hss been fled IN IL
oracs statement ~bowins the condition on The
Norib America Insur.nee COMPANY located at Philn
dsiphis, in the sssts Of Pepns, ham.
On He 1t daysfJpssry a D. 1887,
ia sceordsncs shh fss prosisisns of an Act af shs
oes,ra Assenhly OF the ttats ~ entitled At
relation io fnsurA0oe ConpAS--- spSroved Jauu-ry
p lsSs. and ActsReciztory isersto sttcur-d Fslr
rusry sh 1855, that said statement shows that sid
Company bossfssed VI the requisite amount o. capital
and invested ~ r~aulr,d BY law.
hnhpfIy u sTfore given 70 th. above naue I'd Com
ptny o. transt their arp opras bsaess of Insurance
"a this State in anrd.nre tie thereof until
the 5lst day of Jputssry. lsos.
Ii 70 also esrti6ed that n B TrN-EycE Of Eeo-
AK las be.n duly appointed ty aaid By their las
tul Agent ami Attorney Tor the county q Lee
WITH fu power ~ tsk~ risks ~ Insurance therein ard
aek nowl services Of promised by Law upon
hssr hng With the Clerk the District Court IN ard Of
sAid eounfy ihi. certificate and copy Of the statement
on flr in tbis ofsce.
IL 10 further eestihed fha, the xtts he'd v true and
Co ret eapy Of All st4f and CURES
- In testimony whereof I hsve hersuutos set
81 ny hsnd ard fHseS ~ .ess or once ths
-. esy and year hrxt zboTe written
stamp yN0. A. ELLIOTT, An1tior of state
mel 10
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FROM CANADA.

QrsbEc, March 10.
A large body Of seamen, belonging to Her
Majesty $ steamer Aurora, are at once to be
put on gunboats on the lakes, and prepare
them Tor service early as possible.
The lrishmen of this city celebrated St
Patrick day yesterday, by procession and
church services. The turn out was larger
than FOR many years.
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A Propeller Lsss.

CHICAGO, March 10.
The Times Milwaukee special says the pro
peller, J. Barbet, of the Mar1stee line. while
Nying 70 break through the ice, stove In
plank and sank near the mouth of the river
The cargo was badly damaged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO Chas. Hubbell, Theodore W. Phiuney,
Louss o. D-Loais and O. Q. Hale VOC are hereby no
tined that there nov hIe in the Clerks once OF
thc Dsfrigt Court Of Lcs ecunty, Iosa IT. Nadson
petition OF Jacob vort claiming of said Chss Hub
bell, the SUN Of si.f03; money due on his three
noess dated Dee "a, isf6 for ssi2 So ons for 81 50
and one for tes1 90 snd ten cent Interest," and
q you, the forcciosure OF mortgage made by sa
HuebeH, to secure sai notes the following r-s es-
sste towit % feet font on Bondrau street by co feet
on 4th street. bsiss corner Of lot ls block uk
lowe.
Uni1syc sppsar and snswer said petition, before
noon 81 the - day Of the term Of saii Court to com.
Asrss pro ecVtsse will be entered sgsfnat you
J. l. RICK Atty for Pm.
faovsrnAsnt stamp 80 cts.l (nar7-4v)
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To Hotel Keepers and Business
Men Or the City Of Keokuk.

,THE UNDERSIGNED hereby notifies the
= hotel ksspses ani business nsn Of the city that
be Is the assignee Of Ha~es Pstsptee OF the Pat
Nt A1vutseg Hotel Rst lister for the States Of Iows
and Missouri and that he il sboot canvas fhs city
Tor tbs pwRoss Of occurring business cards for the
sams 70 b inherited in Refsters 10 be used st the
prins hotels Of the city, to which the Rsgste will
Be- fsrnssbed gratis.
This potcs y rendered necessary, certain unsn-
hortssd have within few days pa1t been
vassing the city for similar purpose for register
shishn % Of the above patent This In
fdngsmept shall not permit be used n 10 s
nscssaary - institute legal TO prevent
Persons Who have agreed fur nsh cards for the reg
istsr referred TO- will DO well pay for them The
same swindIs has been attempted and prevented 10
number of other eitiss. JoeEPH GILMER.
pehs0t3t
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'uTE CABLE DISPATCHES.
Continued Arrests Of Fenians.
sss4 n4 ts
Capture Of Head Centre DOnahue.

LosDos, March ls-psn.
The arrests Of Fsaians sontindss 10 Ireland.
Head Centre Dennis Donahue has been
csught a. Cork. &r
Gen. heBarke, and forty others, recently
captured, have been carried in irons to jail
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WESTERN NEWS SUMMARY.
CHICAGO, March 10.

CHICAGO, March 10.
MICHIGAN.
The Journals Detroit special says: A
private telegram received here states that the
collectorship of this port has been obtained
by the old incumbent. Hon n. G. Ishell
1t is rumored here that Gen. Carl Schurz
will soon vacate the editorial chair of the
Daily Post Of this city, and be succeeded by
William A. Howard, former member of Con,
gress and late Postmaster. fa
WISCONSIN.
The Journals Madison special says: In
the Senate last evening bill was introduced
to appropriate $4,000 for the relief OF the
destitute citizens in the lately rebeIlioas
States.
The yetnraF Springfield special says the
Governor left the Capital last evening for
Decatur, from whence be will probably start
for Louisville, Kentucky, this evening, to at
tend the great political demonstration which
comes off there on the 10Th inst.
An important taur pas ms occurred in
connections with the time of holding the Iowa
and Illinois State Fairs for this year. Both
fairs were originally arranged TO commence
on the same day, the 23d OF September. In
order to accommodate the Iowa people as well
as those of Missouri, the Illinois Executive
Committee postponed our fair for week,
making it commence on the 30th of Septem-
Der, when 10 we receive tidings that Iowa
has also postponed her fair, leaving both
States at the old starting place. Ffrya4
A Cairo special to- day says that travel has
been resumed on the Mobile and Ohio rail.
road, in its entire length.
The section boss at Walton, on the Mobile
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

Miss Laura Harms has been engaged for
three years by VI. Bagier. for the itsIren ope
ra at \ sras, aud made her debut in the ''som.
nambu ula.
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n. b. + = NJ u = q r s.
& z Al z STATE
AND
General Insurance Agency,
OFFICE or sEcoND-sr, KxoKux, row1.
Real EstA4c2Ough and Sold
-EePersons leaving properfy with II b T.n-KyeA 10
ss viii be charged regular contmksion,, whoever cells
the property.
Hirs, River, kaks and Life insurance.

L,os sALs-Lots and 8. is saeek ~, on the corner
Il Of Sta .nd Morgan str~sts Price sisoo essh Title
goa Enquire Of nsriil b.. TES-kYoK.
IfoR si1E-Lot in blsck 50. on tAs sossA sid.
uirh. s4ssssn 9Th aad Tih st.-ss n.is sooS.
~ rI'es sSo cash ".fhl HhfsNEfcx
GroR sALg-T~snty ssss east ssds Of 10, II In biocs
u loo, on the north side of Main. f,h street
mariT HsTss-sYcK
of sth ssd fsl.~n. ssrests Tb.ss lots ar very DO
.irabe 10 good shbsrh>od and Will be .oId Zoe fooO
e''h' ksaairs II Inai1l HsTEsEroE,
urok sALE-eir acres of cry ds.irsbl. rr.p. ana
= fruit iAsd. sifnasod on 6r.ad Avenue. sbout \
miles IRON ths Court House. VIII be divided 10 suit
pnrr hss~s- EoqHirs q
nnlJ rs. TKr-gYoK.
LsoR sAty-to .cr,s land frnozy tirnb.r) on rhs mid
T. de road ls.dfsg From keok M 70 s.BAn.ky about
miles from the city and may be known the Rich
sS'on rart n'is goa fr''s s.9p ssrs saseire
masi5
NOR slLE--Tho very dessrsbl. hrsek residssse and
T. grounds nov osnsd and occupied bf "a. J wfkio-
.on, "a etzsisf on tho eorner of Thirteenth ard
tgh sireet' hoes- hss eight ro~ass With all the modern
ns<oFe eneuts-iafge rsms b-fn. thrs- v~-y d~sirabe
lots attached Price s. 800 Thls good OF 10 yale For
rssrT HB.rmEYox.
Tvog SALE % .cres of beautiful garden o. grsp.
mt - s'-re the city of keokuk T1tIa god tfics.
1000 Enquire Il II y TES-EYCK
L,0K sALE-Thr-s vsr, d-sf.tls lste. on which ar.
II located tws stcry lfiek dwelling hons eoutsio
iug sslsn roons--s large br rash house AMI wood
house. togsshsr With m ee brick stshIs large
esirDs anS lots w~ eorsrtd With choice lot of
and othr tres This property ssfsst@d the e1rner
q tih and Morgan bu-ness Prc.
tso0- half eAsh balance In and years at per
cent inte. sst- Title good. Enquire q
nsrehlf B.TEs-KIcg
EOR SALE.-Two lots with double brick
u Dwelling bonse the nme, which has rented fr
500 p~r Annnr This property !. s,nshd on the
OF Third aef Fulton street. aud IL clyered With choice
VARSITY Of fruit. Pris. - sOo Tisie good Engu Of
n1hls n 9. TES.RkCK
E'OR SALE-A frame dwelling house. with
sir roosns fall lot. With fuf sni othss trees on
the same sst7sssd the ef High and v-nfh
sire Ia Esokak. Prtes 5000 Title good Eoeuirs u
inrhis II. B. TEN-EYcK.
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The grsAiest amount insured on any ors II,
go Tut viii not general rule exceed Soc
The compssy has no gcn~rsi rule s-ie thH
allowed 10 be Insured in any city, top n, tillagex
h-In governed. IN this m sttsr. IN each esse, byS
srai har.cter Of buildings, With OF streets, fsc
certified copy o. the charter or act ot iacurpe.
As nrss n led. panied previous s'Aism'ht ~
srArr NEv loAE, az
CRY AND CovSrI NV YoRK ss IA
CHARIrs J. MAkA
President and JOHN MCGEE, Secretary Of the H.
each fr bimseif that the foregoing h true or
ard staten sntof the affairs of the said evan
ration aad that they tue above described on-~p.
thereof T.
fsTDedf JOHN McGKE Secretary.
ssb sstsbed and sworn 10 before me- this tssntyhirc
! Is THOMAS y GOODRICH,
- Commissioned for lows, 10 kew York.
DEs MoISEs February 2 1867
It's hereby certified that there has been fed In ths
Office a sworn statement showing the condfion az the
Home Intursnee Company, losat at New York, 10 the
State Of NevYork.
ON a. Id cspy Of Jassory 1857.
in accordance with thu rfoVsons Of Act q the Gen
er Assembly Of the State Of Iowa entitled sn Act Ire
relation 10 Iusnrsree Companie approx ed January 2S
1857 and Act afnerdafry thereto apprvs February
9Th, 1855 that said statement shows ,t said company
Is possessed OF the requisite anouat Il capital and in
vested az requret by iRw.
Authority il therefore gwen 70 the aoove named coH
psny transact their appropriate business Of lssurzree
in this tate in secotdanee th the Laws thereof until
the 31st day Of Jsnusry. = 1865
Its s,socsrtined thst II. TES.RyCK, Of Ksokuk
has dnly appointed BY ,ad Company their lswfn
agent and stornsy for the comfy of Lee, With full
pos take ri-ks of IrsnTance therein ID TO ar.
his ns With The Clerk q the District Court IN sa for
on aIe IN this oetce
corr Ct copv Of the said staten1ert.
- In Tetinlony Whereof have hereunto
Z sE1L my hand, aud affixed my seal Of -
the day and date above written. T
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOARDING.

A Few Gentlemen can be Fur.
nished with Board.
the second door north Of ssoond street Eaehssse
mehfetf
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La France, of Paris, confirms the intel
ligencs that il is proposed to present the sun
Of 4o4G0f as a national testisnonisl tn La
martini The proposal originates With the
Emperor.
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OF PHILADELPHIA,

On the frst day Of January, A. 1861 made 70 the
Auditor Of the State Of Iovs pursuant the sstaie Of
said ststA-
lst The name Of this Company is the Pres
tdent and Directors Of the Incur
sncs Coup>ey Of north Amsrica.
%. The amosnt Of the Captai stock is 500 COO %
al The ami ofits Capital Stock paid CD 10 so coo 90
ffh. The Hssets u the Company are
lat Cash On hand, in Bsnk .rdia ths hands
Of AgsBA or other persons-.-....-... 1904 Ts
II. kss B.t&se uneueumb~red -.....-....-. 1000 %
-. lDuds ssd Stocks owned BY th. Com.
Dsoy. sov secured and Of inter s2s S77 90
tet-ss thereon tsee schedule A. s2C7s 10
tth. pebts n tb- Company SECURED BY
mortgage zee scheduie q --.....-.. 57s SO 90
sth Debts othr WISE sscuted fsee sch~duieB
gfh. Debts for Prema1ns i9s gzs ~
8th- Al other seeuritss lsee sehsdue).-.- 4c27s 80
Debts due 10 seeonnt all good and In
thereon unpaid
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A Chinese marriage is reported by the
Rereif4, wherein 'the chfv4lrous Af.Gan
and the tender Wom How were united in the
holy be dnds of wedlock'
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Amount Il oAsh ia cDntn. niAl National
Bank n T.. -. ....---.-- s2o7 ssl a.
Amoont % cash IN c. g. Trust Caspauy.
NeH Yort, 2sc6 50
suornt OF essh IN hsnds of sreats and ia
course softraBsui..ioa.. J5s5le 30
.--kI- I. -
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The Fenian Pulse I'm New York.
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7
Amt Of losses adjusted, due nnG unpaid
Amt of losses Incurred aud in process of
adtu.tme1t -..-.-
Am OF dividends deelarrd and due and
unIsl1s
Ant of dividends. either ensh or scrip. de-
e'arsd but rot yet due -.....---..-....-.....-..
Aas Of all other existiuy clslgs against
The
Total amount OF losses. claims and lis.~ .~-~
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st. Patrick's Day in Chicago.
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OF New York. the lst day of January, A. D. 1885,
made 70 tbe Auditor Of the ststs of Iowa pursuAut
the statute Of that state.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

WASHINGTON, March 10.
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The Ims Of this Company Is THE HoNE Issue.rcE
caHFAsr Incorporated ii iss and located in the City
Of View York.
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.

SITUATION AT VERA CRUZ.
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Reduced Condition or his
WardrObe.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-16
Schenck.s scaweed Tonic.

This medicine, invented by Doctor J. II. Schenck,
of Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the food
and make it into chyme, The first process of diges
ton. By cleansing the stomach with Schcnck's
Mandrake Pills. the Tonic soon restores the appe-
tite and food that could not be eaten before using
it will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pull
monte Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made
healthy and the appetite restored, hence the Tonic
and Pills are required in nearly every case of con-
sumption. A half dozen bottles of the SEAWEED
TONIC and three Or four boxes of the MAN
DRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary case Of
dyspepsia ~ ssss5'
DR.. ScHExcK makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, and at his principal oficein Phil
adelphia every week See daily papers Of each
place, or his pamphlet on consumption for his
days for visitation. 4ss7 t .s.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
ikenesses OF the Doctor, one when in the last
stage OF Consumption, and the other as he now
is in perfect health are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price Sl.50
per bottle, or $50 the haf-dozen. All letters for
advice should be addressed to DR.. Schenck KS Prn-
cpal Office, No. Is North 9th Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes
& Co., N. Y. S. s. Hance, Baltimore, Md; John
D. Parke, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, Chi
cage. ILL.,; Collins Bros, st. Louis, Mo.
oct "a