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st. Louis 4 Quincy Packet Go.

1roM yA6PER. The ane steamer Tom
Jasper viii leave Keokuk for St. Louis every Non
day Il S J. N. and Thursday at O'Clock .. %.
laOI.xIH ncptKD, every Tuesday and
Friday, at s o'clock .. m. Meals and State
rooms free.
Pare from Keokuk to st. Louis, $500 Through
bills Of ading given for freight to all stations on
the Dss Noines vallsy Railroad.
All ~ rht for the river conveyed to the Agent
Il Keokuk viii be attended TO without delay, and
fires Of charge.
Through tickets for sale to all points West over
the Hannibal . ST. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches OF tho Pacific Railroad. Once CORNER
Eondsau and Lsvee, Stafford building,
s. M. ARCH En-, Agent, Keokuk.
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On Twelfth street, near the Congress Mills,
is being erected large-sized brick building.
by Mr.. Hennemann, which is to be used by
him in his business, that Of coppersmith.
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The AHLISGToSs. -Notwithstanding the
inclemency Of the weather last evening, the
Opera House was crowded with ono of Keo-
kuk's best audiences to witness The perform.
ance Of Arlington's Minstrels. Judging
from the performances Of the last two or
three travelling troupes Of this chAssotsr that
have visited our city, We are led b believe
that negro miustrelsy is sadly on he decline,
50 much so that If it, character y NOT soon
retrieved, its patronage and applause will
come only from the low and vulgar. OF Ar
lington's troupe We have only to ~ that they
failed to come up to the expectation Of their
last nights audience, and, save their singing,
their performance approached s'6zzle. +"
We had last winter company Of Keokuk
Amateurs who could easily discount the "cel-
ebratedi Arlingtons, and who could send
their audiences away from the hall better sat-
isfed than was that audience at the Opera
House last evening. In these few lines can
easily be detected our opinion Of the Airing
TONS
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# strikes rs that persons engaged ii build
ing should consult the public convenience
enough not to block up the pAvements and
streets any moro than can possibly be helped
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nARRETs BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph oHoAso, Aug 10.
Blour-Quist and arm for old. and 15G2oc lower for
new.
Whsss-In good shipping demand; No 2 81 1891 10
cash closing q 76gs1 761 old; u so11 ss seller
gust; No 81 s5al &c. cash. receipts SCOTT, ship
msnb 81, 245.
Corn-In good demand; No opened lower at 81, seld
mp ee and closed At 3d. No a59se, closing at tbs
outside figures; receipts 242 s4l shipments 1oi 1888
oats-Lowsr and quiet closing steady at 81, receipts
les coo; shipments ISL ,T4.
Rys-Dull and lower; u 2esl IS Nos 8, and l; re-
csipts a. 79 shipments 2l,67
Rarlsy-stsady and saleatle No Il So; receipts ets5
shipments 800.
Lake Irsights-Wheat 791a.
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A LARGE flag is now suspended from the
headquarters of the Copperocracy. 1t bears
the names of Hampton and Forests candi-
dates.
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In Moline, Ill.,, they have full company o.
Swedish Tanners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-18

A gracious rain visited us yesterday. We
needed it badly, and in its coming we were
blessed.
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rlan with watermelon was seen on the
STREET yesterday.
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nrpUsLIcAs CourrY ConvEsTIos

The Republican electors Of Lee County requested
s.nd Aslszat4. Comfy nenv+nsien 70 be had a
J1nction, ON Wednesday. the I'd day OF
september, At II o'clock .. N,
To nominate candidates the following county offices,
to-wit:
Clerk Of The District Court.
Recorder Of Deeds,
And for the transaction Of any other business which
come before such CONVENTION.
The bass Of Representations viii be delegate for
each township and additional FIR every nifty
cast At the Lass election for Governor Morrill, and
for sAoh fraction ovsr twenty-five
The following shows the number Of delegates to which
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For The Benefit Of The Travelling Public.

The PHI 101NIDAM will arrive 1t port
4 Of Keokuk q o'clock P. u. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, leaving Tor st. Louis It
p. i. on the same days, Immediately upon arrival
]. Of train from the West Low fare.
8. N, ARCHER, Agent.
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ALL over Illinois they are organizing
mounted Tanners.
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Let there be meetings called In each tawnship and full
delegations elected and sent thsreffom.
By order Of the Lee County Republican Central CON-
mittes. JOHN VAN vALKyNBURa, Chairman
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Toledo Market.
By Telegraph TOLEDO. Aug H.
1our-Quist.
wheat-eales u white Wabash At 81 81 white mich-
gan e %; amber 81 1oA2I1; No red 81 Olga 10
Oats-Unchangtd: No 2 &c
Rys-Steady, 81 40 for No -.
Yreights-Firm
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A BAD Nosx.-while party Of young
men were engaged Sunday afternoon in
pnme Of base bali. and while two OF them
were sndeavoriDg TO catch the bail o. ~,
thev came into collision, the Uranium Of the
ono coming into contact v'ss tne - u 2 -
Of the other with such violence . 70 smasn
the aid NOSE all over it, owners fscs. Both
boys were badly bnrt. Rather severe SAD
bath afternoon sport
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HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hail Remover

Every year increases The 1eopa-
larity Of this ratuubie liar Prep
drctioH, mi,ich is dnc to met'it
alone. Ne eun assure orr ctd
patrons that it is Kept JHtiy HptO
its high standard. and to those
acHO hare nerer used IL ere can
confidently sag. that it is The onjg
reliable md peI1ecffd prep0fH-
ton to restore GRAY OLE FADED
HAIR to its yoafhJHl eoior. nGH-
ing IL soft, tustIOus. and sifhcp
the scalp. by its use. beco,nes
1chife and cieaH: il rcmorcs all
e,1sptions and ddjtdi.ttU. d.t, bU
its tonic properties prereHfs He
uidtes ard n0Hrishes the hair
Dlands. By its use The hair G1.0srs
thicker anil stronger. In baftliess
it restores the c1piNdrg gtdnds
to their normal rigor. 0itd niu
create e Ae4e Ha.eat,f4 ts,tff3t til
extreme Old nge. 1t is the most
economical HAZE DRESSING.
erer used. rs it requires fefcer
applications. and gires the hair
that spkenIid glossy appearance
SO much adniired by al. 4. 4.
Hayes, u. D.. state 1ssaUer Of
Mass, says, "fhe constituents are
pure and coreJnftY selected for
excellent GHnlifU. and I cOsisider
1t the BE~E PREPARATION foi,
its intended pHfpOses.' He pnb-
iisH treatise on tie hair, irItich
ue send free by mail upon d},}fi-
cation, achicH contains cOIHnien-
sfufoTU notices from cferyYDfeH,
physicians. the press. ana others.
We hare Hade the sfudu Of the
hair and its diseases u speciality
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-18

The game law Of Illinois expirad on The
18th.
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DuRISo the working Of ths ansine q the
Fourth street cistern Sunday night, gentle
man stepped into the opening Of the ciatern,
bat was fortunately caught before he entirely
disappeared. Had he slipped through the
consequences might have been serious. Les
this be ! warning 10 our fremen to close the
mouths Of the cisterns with the heavy caps
a. soon a the suction il dropped into the
water. This prscaution, If carried out, VIII
secure the cisterns, and no accidents can
occur
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-18

Response, A1d Tie htHhest love y me nieh0os
sseD4. e. ~ 4 49,
Irna matter Of Qualification 70 oil good
people u n6sics The incrsasing interest which
i beias .spiIssted II shs Sabbath School
cause n opr ctr i cauae that has cessfd 70
u rseasasd = q little consequences, VT Of
naSk jjsusnastaaes, for~ia i i conferred, be-
yonds susqf;pp, 49, Apps aef clsistiaailss ths
FfstuseA>,fss 4f ~ Chsrsh, and ~ honld-
hs efshs asssl ssatinsst thas i 70 prevail
in our lspd when thoaA u ~ SOW living shall
b npgnhsred Nth thu dsad. Then how 10
dusts;ossIy and psrsistsntly III good people
should work in thia = xttUhd of the Lord
| Ii tie Giving prssant" 70 cultivate in the
young II thbss 1oble Qualities Of hsad and
hSastIw AichI WI sver ksep them from stray
Iirx Of INTO the pstha Of vice, crime and dis
honor. IN tho homo circle this sentiment
mus = SlahAs, md II the SabbatA School it
viz 10 st|l NON impressed upos The mind,
and as time rolls on and the child becomes
man, " out on the ocean sailing," with his
Ife-bark drifting farther and still farther
away from the sunny shores Of child-land,
when home and It's endsarments are no longer
blessed realities these teachings will be felt,
and 90 strongly, too, that the allursments Of
vice will not be strong enough to break the
silver cords of memory linking the mind with
| the dear ones at home, the Sabbath School
Of other days. and the sacred teachings Of
thsm I'll. This ideA seems to DO understood
By parsuu hers, and hence the interest they
| manifest in III movements which have this
aim in view. And because Of this feeling in
our community Chatham Square Church was
crowded Sabbath evening TO hear from the
delegates 70 the Sabbath School County Con
vsnhon thS progress that this cause is shaking
| in Les county. The meeting WAS opened
with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Haynes Of Chatham
Square Chnrch, altar which Mr.. q. Scott
Howell introduced ono Of the delegates, the
Rev, M. Judkin, Of the Congregational
Church, Who detailed the impressive cere-
monies at Denmark, closing with very feeling
remarks in hshaR Of the Sabbath School
cause, which went right home to the hearts
of all present Next in order came Mr.. Vim.
Tackabery and Mr.. NJ. White, gentlemen
intimately identified with the Sabbath School
work il our city, each Of whom made re-
| marks appropriate to the occasion, the whole
| exercise closing With . stirring address BY d.
Scott Howell, appealing to the audience to
pledge themselves to work with energy and
help still further along the Sabbath School
cause 10 our midst. u vas good meeting
more u such W should frequently have,
and ~ the benediction vas pronounced and
the audience turned to leave the Church.
each and every one felt that it was good to
Be there.
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We clip from the Teyiotdale tScotland)
Record, the following notice ofs comPl'msn-
tary manifestation Of appreciation Of asyoasg
Keokukian who has been sojoufning for M
eral years past in his native country.
FAREWELL SuppER.-On the evening Of We'd
nesday last upwards Of twenty gentlemen sat
down to supper in tho Royal Hotel, given in
honour Of Mr.. W. Snton, from Amsrica, who has
been staying in Jedburg for eome time past, and
10 now about to lesve for his own country. After
the usual toasts, Bsile Turnbull, in highly eulo-
cystic speech, gave the toast Of tho evening, and
presented Mr.. Sinton with very handsome album
rs small token Of the friendship of those assem-.
bIed around him. In the course Of suitable aud
feeling reply, Mr.. sinton stated his intention Of
again visiting Jedburg in : few years, and hoped
then to meet with mont If not ~. Of thu company
who had shown him so much kindness. After
spending . very pleasant evening enliyensd with
song and recitation, thsccmpany dispersed; highly
delighted with tho kindness and attention Of the
host and hostess and the abundance OF good thisgs
provided.
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ABsrsr- MIsDED. "A groces on ME- Street
tells story on digni6sd genasmAa Of this
city, who entered his store yesterday, carry
ing carpet bag. He placed i on . barrel
near the counter, and made some trifiing pur'
chase. After paying for what he bought. ne
picked np al Gil can which sat % baEfel
near where he had placed his valise9 and
walked away. The grocer stared at him for
Z moment in surprise, and noticing that he
WAS entirely oblivious Of the mistake, let him
20 several rods up street without saying any
thing to him. Even then the gentleman had
not awakened from his brown study, nor did
he until called by the grocer. his confu'
sion was great upon discovering his mis-
take
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Misrepresentation hand az Tor sic Ell etcwss
orieerto cash customers ard prompf men large na'
cell seieoteHatock Of STAPLE snd fGEGa
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NOTICE..
THOMAS CHALKLEY JANE3
Va.
CATHERINE * ERR JAMES.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
January 9th, 1865.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery.
january 9th, 1865.
The object oS this suit is to procure Decree di-
vorcinc the Con 'planant from Defendant. The Bill
states that on or about the - day of ----------
eighteen hundred and ftty-two, the complainant
was lawfully married 10 the defendant; that they
lived together az man I'd wife, in Cecil county, Md,
until about the LIST ty of december, 1856 that
or about the ls day OF December, 1854 the com,
planant was abandoned by be defendant; that the
abandonment has continued unnterrupted!y over
eleven years. and is deliberate ana maj, ana the
separation is beyond any reasonable expectation OF
reconciliation; that the said Catherine herr James
resides in the state of Pennsyvah "a, or ri'eWheTe
beyond the jurisdiction OF tins Honor >ole Cart.
It is thercurnn adiudged ordered and decreod,
that the complainant by CRUISING q copy Of This
Order to he inserted in some newspaper published
1T Ell,ton, once week for one month ". fore the
thirteenth day Of February, 1865 giving notice to
the absent defendant OF the object and substance of
this Bill. and warning her appear in this Court in
person or hy solicitor, or before the fourteenth
day of May 1865, to answer the premises and show
Gauge, il any she has why Decree ought not 90 DO
passed as prayed.
HAHN e. for Complainant,
DAVID SCOTT.
True copy: test Clerk
DAVID SCOTT
ian II, lSG;-lm CdgG
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From c. Il. ALEXANDER

Pilor Town, December 7th. 1887.
On. JOSEPH REYNCLDS-pea si..:-I hercb,
certify that bad Conc,r on my LEFT End only hand
and that tried scrcral Physicians. ut found nc
reiioi. After using your remedy for about three
weeks. the Cancer was removed. rnd my hand l.
now doing well. Rn Y Of several Other cases curso
by the satno sgeney. Gratefully yours,
CHRONoNeCS u. ALEXANDER.
DR.. Rs remedy il mid epi speedy lie may be-
c2nsultan vt tie Hotel Of John a. Thompson. In
i;isi;s -nn. on IL ESpAY AM THURSDAY Of escl
week "..'r the ",h Of January, next.
ttf' II: ittir-.tt
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SlMILIA SIMiLIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic SPECIFICS.

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From Mrs.. SARAH P, PIERCE.

TO TIE PL'SLIC--For ia. sal,,; 81 tI,u4r ,.,.F,r
About two !"rrs ago It sn|.i, Ozark hmm aror3ro,
~ my face, II first paid lil.is attention to i, -,
grew - fast t3at TFs Obliged .ocors,l, rl.Jis.,
ID. Jnbg. inr tc"rn" and sunrise whcr / va
ID 'l~t fad ~ iucGrNUia Caueor | arnljad :.
lie celebrated NJ !e-ny nj Philadelphia y 40 FRO
n2aGct0 :ao incH..uio, ! lad tried almost ever,
"onedr hut with lN areil, hGl made un NV min;
die was stviard by friend 3 qoplv to Dorio
Reynolds. Rising, san, Cecil county Nj, y7hu wns
old, vas tie only person IN tae country ,=ho mere.
1nlort ctortto we my He rlscatl my rlf rrdo
Ms care. Houses no in:,o IN his ops r.t!"as 1Igi
aovcr cease 10 D" grateful n hin! i0s his ,,arycln,,
ARE. an ln.7 IN TIE be-, Of hss.tn and fe,i n,
anxiety concerning 6 return OF M cancer Iwjl
nAoertu!y answer AL letters OF inquiry and ri,il
describe Inv cIper!"nc-. SARAH r. FIERCE,
Rock Springs. Cecil cuuaev Nd.
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NO CnyHuMSTIVES.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON viii send Gee 90, Of
CHARGE to al who desire it, tie piescrlpn ',.e W.
directions for making and using we si'hpie !ehsus ~
which he WAS cured Of lung at.e ION ana thas urssu
di,esse CONSUMPTION his only ohje7 10 peheht ,i
afflicted. and he hopes every sufferer '" y WIS pr
scrptiop it will cost them nothing, anu may prove
blessing. Please address .o,,
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. lbs South Second ST. eet.
sept II, 1s67--msy17 Williamsburgh. New-foTH'
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce nxnriaut growth
of hair upon bald head bcarlless face also recipe
for the removal Of Pimpes. Biohes, Erupons. etc. cii
lie skin leaving the eoIt, clear and beautiiui can
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOS. T. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
sspt II, lsG7--may II s23 Broadway, NewYork
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FAMILY CASES

OF IS La-gc pla'S, hnrocco Casc, continuing
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sn,citcs for all PRIVATE DISEASE. hDih for
CURING: and for PREVENTIVE treatment, in
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IN These Remedies by tho case single box are
ssnt 10 any part of the country by Mail press ire
OF charge, on receipt OF the price.
Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
Once and Depot. No. 5e2 BROADWAY, NswYcbx.
DE- HUupHngys ia consulted daily at hF Office, per
sonailv or bv letter. above for nj fors Of disease
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sept Il, is61-Gm
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Dnblic Gales.
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned win sell ct Public Sale. on the
premises, "a miles from Port Deposit, the road
leading 10 Vinegar Hill, on
Tuesday, the lSM day Of February, inst.
his entire stock mid Farming Implements, to~wii
IT. good family or work HORSE, i&az------zs,
Css-re driving MARE, O. years old,l ~ "a q
NkyAy MILK cows HElFEk, NS-SSg
y ~ liust coming in proftl head -a.lA---lA
of YOUNG CATTLE. | Family g4iiagt, lI''r | on
hor-e,) two.h rise Wagon, Dearborn, OK Cart,
Sleigh, set Of Carriage Hirneas, sets OF Stage
Harness. set of Lead Gears, Riding Saddle and
Bride, Collars Brides %heebairow. P!ows Har-
rows, Cutivaors Roller Corn Shelter Grain Cradles,
Moving scythes, Raises, Forks, shoyell. Maitocks,
Hoes. Ok end Tug Chains, Block and Tackle with so
feet Of Rope, OK Yoke, Single and Double Trees.
Fss-A lot OF Hay in the Earn; Fodder in the field
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TERMS OF sALr.--.AM sums of $50 and under Cash
on all sums over $50, credit Of six Months, with
interest from date, by giving Notes with approved
lecuri;y, payable At the Cecil National Bank OF
Port Deposit.
kN-.Salc to commence 81 o'clock Pm.
Feb !, IsG3--3w J. OLIVER COCHRAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SONG Of ErOn.
am mighty in the saber.
Fierccly WELDED by he brave,
Glorious hi the sttl7ysrt steamer,
Laughing ut the storm aud wave.
Beauteons in The palace pillars,
Saving in the pointed rod,
A. ir bTngs the deadly lightning
Ouelled AMI harInies. to the sod
But there il glorious essence,
Where take NY glaudest power,
Giving to the RACE my snreht,
Sweetest AID, in dangers hour.
See! before ne fly diseases.
See tho darkest hydras bow!
See the rose Of health and beauty
Take the rsest cheek s'd brow.
Fly dysr-rsa ny consumption!
Yes. all Ills ARE crushed ~ .Ghsth,
For give Whit hunntn nature
Only recdcd-sTnESeTA'
Shall tell in what great essenca
can Tina your spirits cloor mp
Psd, trembling, dying sufferer,
lis the famed PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Tho PERUVIAN SYRUP is 4 protected solution OF
tho Protnxid Of Iron discovery in uieuciGe that
strikes t!,u Of disnrsg ty applying tho blood
with its titGl principle or t.,e tts1nc"'-irJi..
The genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP" blown is the
glass. Pamphlets free
j. T. pINSMORE, Proprietur,
No 20 i>ey - New York.
Sold 10y ali Druggists.
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

r ISAACS, M. D., Oculist and Aurst,
y. Professor of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of Leyden, Holland, located at No. sos Arch
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases of the EYE, EAR or CATARRH
will be scientifically treated md cured, if
curable. The M edical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode Of treatment.
wArtifcial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan ~, l886-ly
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Real GstQte.
FOR SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
a. BY virtue of a Decree of the Orphans Court OF
Cecil county, IN chan rery tho Undersigned. Trus-
tee, will offer ut Public Sale, ON the premises, on
Monday, The 10Th day Of February, 1863,
tho REAL ESTATE whereof samuel Moon died
seized, situated In the 9th Election District of Cecil
county. i.ombardyille adjoining lands Of Thos
Moon and Henry Long. containing
ONE ACRE, MORE OR LESS.
The Improvements are u Frame Shop, used ~ g
shoe -!!op. The land IN in good slate OF cutva-
ton, enclosed 10y Sood fence. There is orchard
CT young apple trees; a!so other fruit.
TERMS OF SALE. rs prescribed by the Decree.
are follows: Oe-lf % the purchase money to be
paid in cash tie day Of sale; the balance in six
months from the day of sale. The credit pay
ent 10 bear interest and to los secured by the bond
Of the purchaser, with surety 70 ue approved by the
Trustee. Stamps, &C., 10 he pnid by purchaser.
sale to confluence ut O'Clock PSI.
THOMAS +. MOON,
ian Is, ISoS--ts Trustee,
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aII aaIuAIE pIsEAsEs az Koru

n SEXES treated successfully, and the DAseERs
General Debility other entirely obUidted by
REMEDIES and PREvESTIvgs, which consist of nctr,
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the Scientific results of enrctu, Physiological Chstcai
and Mcroscoptcai Investigation aud which, locally op-
,ied by the patient READILY and with secrecy, entirely
dispc,se NTH Injections, instruments and Medicines per
Mouth Enclose stamp for Pirate Circular.
DOCTOR WALTER, 9O7 Broadway, New York.
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4 Physiological View or Maria &c.
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