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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-14

Excellent and thorough preparations have
been made for the Fair Of the Lee COUNTY
Agricultural Society, which will occur a,
West Point, on the ed, Gath and 25th.
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of next
vssk.) The display Of stock will be very
extensive and Gne. The variety Of fruits
will be greater than ever before. In every
thing but vegetables it will be much superior
u aay that has preceded it. Mr. Stuar. re-.
qussls - 70 say that none need hesitate at
tendiaG fso1 fear OF lack Of accommoda-
fioas, for ample accommodation, he has
hsen asssssd by the people 81 West Point,
viIl - provided for all.
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J. 4 W. p. REYNOLDS,
WHOLESALE 3 RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
SesbinS nsuss, Iss Masn-st.,
UNION BLOCK.
1stail = Prsscripstsn sssSs sls Main,
burrows BL0CK.
v1sHI uadsrsignsA Asvs fssnsd so-pastaasshIp
meas. H.vfss purchased I. I. HsKsss,s issSs
jobbing stock. ead also having a6aitiasd ssppllss
vorabls inducements y passhassss = aay hose 10
the West. Our jsbbangtsals uill b sssdsssed d
the staal lstsly sesuyis4 ~ 1atA DalasS, nd 4.
!. nsKssny, iss naia-st.s Oslo. NesA. " ere
ssss for retail sss pr..~ipsiss s:. sss.
Ai tss.ss sip'' - Va W.: s st1sSIDs.
DON . = Q . = lit
parnoll = Wyeo1a
AVE removed fron 81 street % thsir New
= Store, On Third stfsst, between Aaia and
Johnson, who're they viii y 81 all tines rsady
. furnish tAsis frisas - sustsnsrs With ths
choicest
FAMILY GROUERIEs, FRUITS, &c.
9-Rsnsnbsrthsp iass - give tAsn ssan. "a
sspsd3w
..s..s A..riea Ns.s n.s.
side Of the ssssss sas door sast q TAisd where
,indts.1" - =. \. - sJss yxsCvW ~ -
ssns vA0H ~
~. -----------------------
EAGLE CLOTHING srOHks
AcCsssS 0sd1lsS, Cor~~ " 1sta ssd Sseest-sfs.
1all Avea1UoAenes
sAk psopsistos 81 the alove estsblahnsst bsgs
i lesvs u sall ~ attention q his patroas and
H. = ~ lerge ard conplsss -,
sortmsnb y I'LL ed winsss aosds received and
now openiAg q ~ ateve ssAnd. Thsy have teen
s.isstsd With sssat ~. Ard spsslai ssfsrssss 70
- vane . tAi Uofkee, o. III e1bDsTibee hopee
~ s ~ ssesiyes eeealsaslen = ths paesoe-
1870 s sssy 1870 g: pese seeses. Cali
af0enas xneoAsx and exentne toS yea5eelvus.
sepas-d 7. ,. AALTnY.
N01lc0
r 8 hardy nlssn q - oe>ekhs1aerv - ths
16pringAsld, Keehnk "a Warsev Reilroe1. thss
tAsy viii nset = Wednesday, Ne u ~ 81
L; =; 81 I: s.. n: e: 3:
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Engineer and 6spssinteads
Keokuk, July ~ 'S7-dtv


Engineer and gspssintea deaf.
ksokuk, Juiy ~, '57-dtv
A1csi en- sale ~ vslWsAlo Ia0as A
Ciafk Ana ecet1anA e0nsAes. ne.
1--WE following lands will b seld st Aus1iea, q
tno Court House door, IN Waterloo, CLARK c.
10, Tuesday, the 29d day " September, 1851, Viz;
Ihe east half u s.ctan "A, section -, east haN
OF u elton ~, and the wcsi half of section 10 An
y tcwnshtp g., range 8, wet. The wet half a
sorth section The half Of sosth. sess
ssetion the east bali Of TIC southwest section
I, And the north of s,r,on O all In tovpship
-, fapEs .. vest Ths cart LsI VI ths nesth- west
section ~. the north-east ~ section "a, IL ~
Ash d soath cast rseton 81. md The east kaIf of
soa.h sst sectio. ~ I'll in t~Lshfp ". ranges,
wrst. The vest half 4 north east ssstion .. ~
the east half Of north wssi sccicn al In town
ship %, rAsgc ., vest. =.
Thee iseds iie ~ Clark eoanty, ard scalaia
pss,r rs and hIesr ~ suitable proportions. The
fsoa The Msssissiprs r,,es |, i The beat osaiitv.
and good timer ots can be selected NOT ncse ~
fson - miles FROM Il.
The teilewing iaAds will be sefd 1t pahlis sale
q The Cesrt Aosss door u the town u MsnphIs.
ssAss asxs, vts: -
North Aaii section IL. west half sossh-eest -
sssa :, nasee ssetion township eS. ranes t.
vest. xsss Asif ssssh-ss.t sssttoa y, we'd haif
Aan seetssa y. east half sostA-ssst sSstion 81
vsss ha9 s6oaA-vsst section n, ssst Aelf sostA.
east ssetiea -, saet Aalf uorfh east ssetien |,
ns!sa-ws sestssa =, sostA half ssssioa 10, soutk
tesnsh3p -, ssnss 10.
Ihess AsaAe lis II ssotlAaA county, they Also
contain prairie and timber In psitahlc
- eess svssy Indssssasss u those vhS IN eithsr
y bsy saspssslaeaoa ss 70 make pssnsneeS -
eaoes y enss tpuF1shisg region. The MIe1l1ipei
river On ~ SO stls, ~ Is Dss slnse No. ~
Assknk asd Fort Dss 1oinss 1silread, % tn ctk-
sr. supply convsshnssssn 10 tAs river uaehsas.
end ~ P0astsd lalhead ifsn Ksshuk % Kasses
CITY III eaas 1tsesaly thsesgA ibis part 81 tie
State 81 Missouri.
1hess lands vsFs sAtsrsA ~ the prssset evner,
snd shose HndsS vAsn tAsy slAi9, II - year
1855. 40 a!s Aov 70 b sold for tAs puYpscs Of
cavnles nsdtr dsesss Of the Circsti CsssS 4
saie purchasers, ssd he terms will b ooe-fpartA
80 IN hand. and tAs balaass In twelve nesths.
eeth hoad sod approved ssssrity
.. =. 1n8lUN, Sheriff Clark County.
Y. 1HWDIEL0, /" Ssosland a.
sAsgsst ~, 1851 -ltv7wd,d
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NIAGARA RIVER BAsK.-This institution,
located at Tonawanda, was thrown out by
the brokers in New York. 1t has held ou.
longer than vas anticipated, the failure of
Mr.. Bates, Of Troy, its principal owner, hay.
ing been announced some days since. Its
embarrassmcnts are not due to any connec-
ton with the suspended banks Of this city.
Mr.. Bates largest transactions have consist
cd in the use Of Niagara River Bank and 9TH
er uncurrent money, TO the amount Of 49,.
900 to $4,000 daily, in buying short drafts
from western drovers, on Boston and New
York. This business for the most part has
been done at Albany. Mr.. Bates was also
largely interested in the Worlds Safe Com.
pany--the manufacture Of Lilies safes--in
Troy and it is represented that his advance
TO the company of between $4,000 and
100000 is the cause of his present embar-
rassment. The Worlds Safe Go. nave only
temporarily stopped. - Buffalo Com.
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RLANK Books nlads and ruled u sny REQUIRED
A1pattsrn. CoaFt kecosds, yustices' D0ek -. A.
ssssors Books, Poll Bocks, -, ~. farnisAed u
short notice.
Old books. Magazines, nssis. H.. tesnd q r.
bound IN any ssyie desired.
cAy Eudsry will b. foaAd On B>soUA-st.,
next door 10 the AAAss~au, sten u ~ ssbiG
hook ISAAC n. RfDnCI
sep n SID
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We had intended to reproduce the Presi-
dents letter to Mr.. Silliman, and tho other
eminent and world-renowned men who sd-
dressed him, with such comments as It
seemed to deserve. There are only two or
three material points in the Presidents let
ter, and they are utter sophistries, which it
seems pitiful indeed for man in such high
station gravely to put forth, and which are
susceptible of the most complete and crush
ing refutation. But We have now Mt hand
an address of the Free State men of Kansas,
issued to the people of the United States,
under instructions Of the late Convention at
Grasshopper Falls. We have concluded,
therefore, instead Of reviewing the Presi-
dents letter, to publish the whole cores
pondence between him and Mr.. Slliman, and
others, and to follow it with the address Of
the Free State men, letting the two docu-
ments stand by themselves, furnishing their
own uncommented contrast. They are not
replies to each other. Neither was written
with . knowledge of the preparation or
character Of the other. But they should be
read together. The Presidential correspon-
dence appears to-day. The Free State ad-
dress will appear tomorrow. 1t is altogeth-
er probable that serious difficulties, possibly
more serious difficulties than have hitherto
TRANSFERRED, are yet to arise in Kansas, TO
disturb the nation. We urge, therefore, for
their probable future value to the reader,
that both documents should be carefully
read, and Discriminatory considered in
connection with the history Of events in that
Territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-14

DEATH OF THE Hon. Gro. q. DuNS.-Ths
Hon. Geo. 9. Dunn died in Bedford, Ind,
on Friday. Mr.. d. has been in poor health
for the past year or two, from enlargement
Of the spleen, as was supposed, but really
from IN internal cancer, and his decease was
not unexpected. He twice represented his
district in Congress, and had 6lled other i'm
portant stations. lie was a man Of distin-
guished ability, and his death will be much
regretted--l Lou. Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-14

Onio.-The Cincinnati yolksblatte, q
German paper Of much influence, which sup
ported Medill for Governor two years ago,
has come on, warmly for Chase. The Day-
ton journal also, which two years ago op-
posed the election Of Governor Chase, now
comes vigorously into his support. There
will scarcely be grease spot left Of the Blu
chaniers in Ohio this fall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-14

NeW Eall o1sng 000S0.
vrA1 ssbsseibsE wssld tshe thia nstksd o. In
= fSspias - saatlsnsa u Ksehsk saA vicinity
Store On ~ ~, 1T. Asis a~I Bjssdssx,
Tor che psfpass q carrying - ths sAovs business
Having bssn connected FOR several Year, VIA -
q ,as a,:s house. Y sosan !. ss saald.ns:
s.asiss BE stssk, ssasistiss. r. part II Black,
Blue. Olive. 0yssh, Asewa asa MsISorYy yrsneI
and 0srnas neeadsastni 0ssnaa Al 1ssnsh
vvss:,ss.s' o.s,lnssss NJ SIN a.d nsEssiiiss
sss''-s'' ss'a''AaAs a''d'' 1hs.,:s:, =: -,
Keel.l. Laws. ysly !, S7-s s
Mrs. Deaa,s Ssnlnasy SoF Y0119
oaosss~s ssss:s 49, =. 7a!:4 ASesrsA sssssss,
lIyH1 nsxt session Will commence On Monday he
! lea - Geptsmhsr.
Ihs pTtasipsl wing Assiross Of sstsbliahlss II
k kss s:sssg Y. q sh,sA order
nary n I'll fssp4ets verify q paeseaaes.
A central aa1 s6G1lly $50 Nc Iceatica haa
esen el1stna1--the rooms - airy 81 eonno1iens
sne - anets1seess ase ssesSsd Tor sash aspags-
Spa - Rhysteal 40 moral = vsll = intsllssel
q fs.s.:s $ s ,s..,...,s. viii !. ....s., a
q HssrsA. psiseip.l Aas a,ail.a A..s.n ! =,
snieeas asilieis. II Nh. - 4. ciristis, fos veal
$3.50 lsssss1s !. physiosory, Ast,e...,, -
1silss letters will y dslivsisd wlthout extra
- - = 81 ss 2l Y 1srnrs. ss's 4 Il
AsA4s1ie g a." ~ ~
,u 800 2. J PnisaeasA G.ii.s, tsx.sa) = 8
r p,s.sss sss -, ..sin, lssssa) u y
Fer Yet. :.;lsLsslas,s,ss sssSss a.4l. sssi..ry.
. TEE5E zHST7zT7 -
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81. I.eu,s eailu,es.

4
/ There have been several heavy failures in
St. Louis, Of which We have not the particu-
lars. The following are umong the failures
reported
John Thompson;
Mudd & Hughes, Commission Merchants +;
Waterman 4 Co.;
pegram l. Co., Bankers;
J. j. Anderson & Go. were run very hard,
but at last accounts had sustained them
selves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-14

DlSSOLUTlON.
VII copArtncrship heretofore existing between
: Alley sydsn u this day dissolved BY mutu.
~ consent y II. Alley is alone Authorised u set
tie the accounts Of the hrm.
Sept. u is57-ssp13d1w
DEl.1NOUENT LIST or LsITN
1N which special taxes are due and nnpaid for
~. Matchmaking on Blondesu street, from 9th 70
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The London Watchman received by the
last European mail, has the following highly
hattering notice Of Bishop Simpson, now in
Europe, whether he went as a delegate to
the British NJ. E. Conference. Bishop Simp-
son was the first President Of the Indiana
Ashbury University, at Greencastle. We
have often heard him preach, and we'll re-
member his fervid and electrical eloquence
He was the most impressive Camp Meeting
Speaker We have ever listened to. 1t was
under his tuition that Senator Harlan, Of
our State, received his collegiate education.
"Bishop Simpson has tho mould, the as
pect, the manner Of one who can equally
sway in Conference by counsel, and in the
camp meeting by the power and persuasion
OF his eloquence, and the JUNCTION Of his pray
ers. He is manifestly good, strong, a
forcible, wise, an eloquent mana Bishop
indeed-ft to be one Of the seven overseers
to whose charge is entrusted the entire
Methodism Of the Northern States, from New
England to California. Such charge is a
heavy burden; but seven such pillars may
well sustain it. His speech was such as
may be inferred from this description. A
more impressive specimen OF manly and
Christian eloquence it has seldom been cur
privilege to hear. The combination of quail
tiles which were exhibited by the speaker
and his speech was remarkable. Look at
that tall and strong and manly form, and
that fresh face, which looks as if it had 'front.'
ed the breeze and the weather for many q
year. Listen to that high thrilling voice,
beyond all doubt all American, but edged
and quivering, and pathetic with strong emo.
ton and can you not picture to yourself at
once the camp meeting on the border land,
where the forest meets the prairie, or where
advancing civilization has just reached the
forests dusky skirts ? Strong and high, md
deeply moving, piercing consciences and
melting hearts, that voice sounds the souls
and sways the spirits Of thousands gathered
there. But listen yet again. How grand are
those lines of thought--how fine those re.
! fectiens-how philosophc that analysis.
| We wonder not how to learn that this pio.
neer preacher at one time ably filed the Of
6ce Of Principal OF u College, and is now on,
Of the most distinguished theologians, coun
sellers and bishops belonging to the North
ern Conference Of the States. Verify no
bic man is Bishop Simpson; and those VIII,
heard him preach at Liverpool can testify o
his overwhelming power as a Gospel preach
er,o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-14

FIVE CRops or PRAgs.--The Manchester
y. H. american, says that Hon. Daniel
Clark, Of that city, has pear tree 10 his
garden which has Eve distinct crops OF pears.
hnving been in blossom that number OF times
since spring. The 6rst crop are an inch and
fourth in diameter, while the latest are the
size Of pea.
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Ne.a after Monday. ~ ~ ~ 6spt., ~ ears
~ will leave the depot In Keoksk div. Ism
aays :xssyesal q 1915 -. n.s Aa1 rsturninE viii
leave Dentonsport at 3slt =. y.
" this sssaaseaeat . eo0plsts sosnsslion IL
enabling traveller 10 reach Ottun ". forf ~
1otnss, Council 0luas, Sioux Cit5, Asd iii lnssrns
aiste phases, In middle and western lows. vitkort
annecsssAry delay.
4 10 Omcein Kilbourne's Block.
5. DWIGHT EAT0N.
Engineer and superintendent.
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WANTED,
A SITUATION as COOK AND HOUSE KEEP.
"A ER. Enquire Mt this ONCE. septi4-3t
FOM AENr.
"ITHIN five minutes walk Of the cty mark
w ct, two very desirable dwelling hovsss each
containing six rooms, and good cellar. oistsrn,
Well water, DO Possession given on tbs lst Of
October. Apply to A. H. HEAsLIP.
sepI4dlw No. 10 NAin-st.
CAAD.
WE wish to make grateful ack now emit
W tooar friends for kind assistance rendered
on the occasion Of the late fire.
scpI4-d PLUMMER 4 co.
NEW BOOKS.
k'LukAL HOME, or The Fint Years Of Miuneso-
l ta' BY Mrs. II. =. Bishop. For sale 81
sepisd claARKE'S.
NORTH WEST COAST, or Three Year, Ks.i-
dence in Washington Territory, for sAlo BY
sep'4d CLARKk's.
shE AMERICAN DEBATEk, Ssine plain e.
= position Of tho principles and prasiices OF pub
i'c debate by james N. McEiligost. For sale ut
sept4d CLARKEE.
Moss SIDE: By Marion Harlaad, author Of
AsA alone, ""hidden Path" For sale It
sep. I'd CLARKk'S.
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q
GT The N. Y. Times has a hard b;t fo-
John Mitchell, who 10 about establishing a
journal IN Knoxville, Tenn, to advocate The
rc-opening OF the African Slave Il ade. The
Times says: A'
Having tasted himself the quality Of the
middle passage in convict ship, Mitchell
WI. ne able 70 speak cdyisetly when M AZ
pAtiates upon the advantages Of that mode
OF travel, and recommends the hold az Tia
slase-ship to intending emigrants' Of the
African race"
Bouxp O,Es.-The two young men arrc.t.
cd on suspicion Of having robbed and se,
TIRE 70 the store OF Waltcr 4 Co., on lasi
wednesday night, were tried on Friday And
committed to jail in default Of 81 900 each.
The evidence against them was conclusive
The property found in their possession was
identified by gentleman from Augusta.
whose store was entered and robbed one
night last week.--iFt. Madison lndependens
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-29
BALTIMORE


uNH. Willis NrDttAt OtthG, st"" -"
,eD .,,s,f I.iss,s rrar The Onee1 AZURE mi
III or Ne FLE ItEQi hid --nr Mills mn csr"rlenfrl
rhys,ono the Aiopathie seh"o may be '"""'"''"V W.
No bnn., required IL "t"rci - not E"rr"a. ,
nraftral eNp,Topee 81 user "a onahee br NJ 10
In iho HhoiAtst l'f''u' i'h' W '''
yhis pmilrWurN,
x,,ua,elv rclehrntcd enrctWd andpeedy cure ~ a
rassc Secret DNo,s'a "na established IN thS Guy an
The lsigh Reputation
s,itton ~ l rend.t public note. unnecessary wore
many applicants here for treatment "h' hhe
bocn dohe1e their money main,Nt' ny ho 'hsn, W." WV
largely the public rrnts' and with "hom our sy
sovcrstoeked -
Afflicted he yo"r Guard,
fyou old injury, recunlny loss sshhddNHrl"nnens
Sock early medical All whote proper treatment can b' ""n
ed pr Nj makes alnrinr professions promises no more
than he vii honurphlN perform
'''" seron.nry mud chronic C"-"-.
rbe usus symptoms Sole lhroai, ileetnon al IN"
Mouth Itching aud Tenderness about HE Nnsa b.'hna
cure oldest aud most nSeotne OF tueh eM.o III N Ia
willing To stake h,s honor aud r,rn'a',sn,,
Tho remedies nt pr la restoruH strong and manly vig
er rcnosape shattered constitution aud removing speed
ily all debility Injury incurred nom 'oah s''''' "e"' NV
unsurpassed by any dsoo,crisse Of 'h Hse
Emtc. bicd NnHh"od
may here linda certain resiea'v" '"llh 'anns ron e
have realized tho sweet uhu"n 81 'i", "h" hoi me
failure Quneketce IN thc thett hn'nH search had DO
almost eNtnHulshch
Ndvautnae- of Treatment.
No poaoneua compounds Mercury Nosous prues Use
II his practice
Long sxperepcc In he treatment Fomale Affections Ner
yous lsoa'as a. uAlh,a nf ann,d Eary Reie, aud
Cor In the most dnenitehees to'nhnnea'on"Ah'e
y guarded, and rcnun.nl marked w.ll sN ana don'"'y
Dr. willis GREAT rr's""tisr.
This so,e,ogn Rupedg appeR' ' g." eh' sos wl ne sm M
prepared by mail, ler"ri OF - NJ by '"mms VI"
prescription viii hr Included
blatant persona cured NJ homo. by addressing Or "
MILLS. n,tnMoUt detters post rad) Medicines e'n In
any diroeten by mail ot express
~ dlS
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Why IlE REFUSED. Major McCulloch's de-
cliuntion Of the Utah governorsliq would seem
tn have been founded on the most substantial
reasons. usIfyi' him in persistenily refusing
10 ake the place. though twice strenuously urg.
ed bt he Pre- >ident to undertake it. After sta
ting to Mr. Buchanan various reasons for his re-
fusu to accept the oilice-to none of which the
President, it Is -ad. would li-ten-the Major fir
ed his reserve informing the bachelor Execu-
tive TINT he couldn't 60 heoause ha was intend
ing to get married roon-a duty the discharge
"f which he had neglected for forty years or
more. until his day of grace had nearly expired.
The rgunent brought Mr.. Buchanan down He
at once acknowledged his invncibili,y, and bow
ed bis ncqniercence.
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<uGAR MaNuFACTORS.-
II JOHN ps. keWfE,

Successor TO NJ. LANGHoRNE & SoNs1
MMS S1REEr, I.YNCHBrRG, VA
In ,bq establishment will always be found on Stock com
uae assortment of Cigars all kinds made of the hHeSt I'M
portoa bacros carefully selected and manufactured wan
., - ,nasc the most faslou smokers and to maintain Tor
the Brands If this establishment reputation tq 10 'hoS
of any mandatory in the country. ,.
:" rln tho manufacturcr to offer all times complete
assortment he also keeps constantly large stock oil np"'
Havana and German Cigars when VIII Dc SOU AZ " ~ "
vance o cost. ., c. !. o,o.;,l
Tbe attention Of dealers of city and State is ea
IA, solicited to an examination of the Stock lhe hrana9 i '
qnfcturer arc and years heen sold IN me 'so
Northern cities where they have entered M" Se''s9
uiarture bo nronntlv mot
5 e,re satistaton guaranteed purchasers
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DOne.sientedI Isnl,iesnnk kes.

Mr.. james pummcr. of Summerhill in this
county. wns bitten by pct ruttlesnake in three
ploces ON the hnud. on Thursday last. Mr..
Pium,ner has several pet rnttlernakes.ope u very
large one, upwards of four feet long which hed
h.rn trained t" proi.ct the children from the at
ncks of ferooilu- anmL1. A strange dog en-
tered the dwelling of Mr.. p. on Thursday and
approached one Of The children in n savage mood
when the snake attacked the dog in n viulent
mnuner Mr. r.. IN rescuing the dog fr I'm tho
coils end tang1 ot the snake. wa. bitten on tho
hnnd IN three places by the enraged pet. Mr..
pulnmcr nt once sucked the poison from the
wounds. mn! drank pint of brandy, which is an
infallinbe remedy for even those who are not
impervious to the bite of the rattesnake. Mr..
i. need not have used any antidote. and only did
80 heoause the remedy is not hnrd to take. Tho
dog died in great agony few hours after he was
bitten. The custom of domestioatiDg the rattle
-nakcis not common among our mountaineers
~ II wis IN tlner ytar- The people OF tho
mountain are im2nryou- TO the bite of the rattle
snake aud other srnom"u, reptiles, and domes-
iicnte aud use them for many purposes.-Johns-
turn Echo.
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EJNK u II y IT. y '.i,.'I,, Jn0nI he old
for centuries past under the man" 81 BAY nun - ,
Nervous Headache and for aheet9nso o m a. iast heen
allv and or diseases of the Scalp Hair mas Al i"st
redlrea Ia that state concentration whth 'n'' ~ az
di,,,ol makes II a rem dN WortiA
- ali In its present state traton "hh u''
bee n afrcted alone by a series chemical eNpihh'eM ~ @
i,yrnar the Concentrated Essence Of Bay Leaves J. ~
rptpd IN is community as a remedy unsurpa''" ~ a.
the decay Of The HAIR the removal landfnn nu W w. & @
orally preceles the falling OF the lar lh' .' "a. L. ,r,
years since originally prepared tor am'ih' W [
tayinp ma conhdcnce in the trluns usit, s"'u
most distressing decay Of the hair md Sucii ere i ~ @
Effects ta reputation At once heenf any -ys ,ln
or pnfluc whatever Such las become the
ser Ba, caves that the invent has been l"u' -
,anrni 6 an aXtrn.iyc scale and ha n"" offers t"''"
the tull, st confidence to the cuire ibn'e.
NoHe se"''"e "''H THos. II. ROSSER,
Manufacturing Chemist. ltleIstt x -"
For sale ,ybolesale and retail by stlOlILk "hii !"
HEAD. Ihrn Egists ,a,,o ~ ~, of rav
g Look oui tor limitations under the name % va " '
Leaves. BAY Extracts. Bay Water, "c.
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LOTTERIES,
The Gnr-Eamcd nWd popainr
MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
EOk bs1.N, tS5,.
X. FRANCE \ CO., MANAGERS.
ALI. PRIZE SCHEME.
S.,nud S'ou.oI,Jnt.d I.oit.ry Of Nary lnnd

l.rund Consolidated totstt of Wnryinhu.
sIN~@g,
10 be saturday July 21n, ltai In baihnore Md
Drawings conducted huler the tupelmtendeneo Ut the
state Lottery Commissioner.
Ali rRlZE NCuEME.
~ Each aud EVERY iiGkll IA thlH Lottery WILL b'
rRIXf nr all those ikeis without drawn humooIi are
each cnutledt FlN l. pollara frosei
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gs.s LOTTERY.

"Jhc GLORY al sAnU~" i'll never Depart"
OUR NlAlt lS IL I'M ASCENDANT"
HAVAHA PLAN No. 6.
We hive mooly call ynur attention 10 the simplicity oi
Lottery being suEl numhora aud Ia eirr
the tst es1rpee 81 success Va the t'cl OF tho
pllpA hnsr sold Ia The last
Lottery on tn Havana Pal#one rtzoof saNdOt Quarter Of
$50 900 1lafoi g. mi lj lt'es 81 Wh each IN
the aggregate Amounting ha p,acoy sum nf
Sis 800 besides cra snalef cs, ranging from SVo 10
81 900