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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A WORD 70 THE kADlRS.- rim RECON- sAeadlns
10 you TO use nostetief's Celebrated SssmAeA Bit
tors Ii is bnt just 70 state that stimtAnt 70 the
system, In inpsrting strength and sigH during
certain pesiodicai stages which are ofssntinss IT
tsreea with much pain and trouble, ws kncwef no
prspara tiou more highly adapted to ell Affections
consequent npon this canss, and fosa mother nuss~
Ing babe the Biters can.cs Be Dispersed with, -
pecially where the mether's nonrishment IL made
quate to the demands of the child conseq uently
her ssreng must yield ,nnd here IL 10 where good
tonic, such as Hostetter's Stomach BItters, -
neeisd TO impart temporary strength and v-gor 20
the whole system, Ladies should BY all means try
this remedy, and before so doing, ask your pbysi-
clan who, If be Is acquainted with the virtue Of the
Bitsers, will Recommend their use IN all csses.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
Sold by Z. aisBoss, A. i. MlLxlnsoH, bAErLKr1
KAYE h Co., and j.. BRxDsx.
Ang. 20. sS0-dAw #a
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GTMr. II. III. Wilson lost between San
dual, , and Keokuk, on the 23d inst, the pa.
psrs in SIX cases, which were being csrrird
on appeal TO the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court. He will be under obligations
70 and will reward any one whe willreturn
them TO this Office or TO the Clerk.
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SEWING MACHINES
New Improvements.

~ - A.
xYoUNG,S NEW STYLES, enlarged
u and i'm proved in cons truet'on' lne ms.slAI
Of which these machines are mahe, ~ tno same ~
az aBoudylr, Oh which We lLaa Sc barnuin) soia
so MANY Yoang's NJ aohine, wtvsr, aoes s~Ay
with the objeetipp to ,hes'knbecr Kim -, a. u
ing that they wore off u spots wnenessi 80.
me run ard for want Of osl, or any othsi $500,
n .Beit" il much better, particularly ior hsssy
work. There are o light, fraa springs ~ get eas
of rider; all the parts are lsrge and snossAnlaai
and all tie besr'ngs hers there a ~
I'M pre- ssion--cf course they will wear iis tme'
They car be made
TO SEW SINGLE OR DOUBLE
Thread, ut pleasure giving the advantage OF toih
stitches. lney have . s,raigkt hetdles very IN
| portant to prevent the breaking oi needles NO
re-winding or adjustment o. aay kind sh sne
thread. After ading twice through the iooper,
Won ay run the entire under spool Oh without any
change; this 10 one of the new features 81 tie ma
/ chine and 10 Of nnqasstioncd importance inere
has ever been great dfRculiy In properly reguAung
the under thread With all double -tbread machinery
| with this, it Is always right, and wilsew Win
the LeaAs Care ana skin
az any machine kno n; on all kinds OF goods, nne
ard course the length OF the stitch being variable
/ Mt pleAsure.esx r,a,rv nor
| LARS. including the Right side Hrmmer, OIL
can screw ariyer tweeSars, four needles, fu print
ed directed, and Barnum's New improved, Com
bined ''duage and Tucker improved In 'uiy ~.
which the most inexperienced can sew straign
seams, or tuck, without bssting or guiding th'
work. They are applicable te,a and are nov peini
Manufactured for all she sewing maebsnes IN 'ni
country They are for sale for other machines,
SO cents. The $40 machine Ia silver Flaseos ~
/. with box and table. equals the h'gh-pfioea MA
chine"
For sale, Purified Oil, expressly for Sewing ~ .
: chimes, price - cents per bottle
Agent wanted In every town within Ivy miles
Quincy, in Illinois, Missouri and Iowa.
IW BAkNUA, Of the old Arm OF IAass bs'
y num- Quincy, Illinois, gent far Western 1uanoi
le Eastern Missouri, and southern lows. -
sr j. N. BILLINGS IL agent for keoknk- Th
machines csn bs seen st j. II. Emefsons Amrr'
r. type Palace.
81 Iauglv-i2w " I'm ~---
Wn. THOMPSON. W.sALa
\. WIN. THOMPSON = CO.,
81 BANKERS,
III Corner 81 MAIN ana sscsnd sts..
rr0Uur sss............... low
/ Kew ~ W. A#@ A#A@Nb& Ell. 8fa5
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We lat wesk stated that We were trying an sxps-
riment with Eloan's Ointment. 1t has been emf
nently successful. Lady Of our acquaintance
has been troubled for long time with very sore
ear which was exceedingly painful and was spread
ing over her head and materially affected her hear
ing. She had tried every rsmed, proposed to her
---had consulted great many Physicians, aad fail
ed 10 hnd relief, till she WAS persuaded to try
Sloan i DIN tmsnt, enc boz Of which has afforded
great relief, and bids fair - effect > care- The
cure alone is worth the price Of or paper three
times ova. Never condemn medicine because II il
q patent medicine, for some Of them are really
good and will often cure when every thing slss
has failed -EofArestrn Gasefteey, Gaisso1yy, Hi.
July 81, 1850.
See 5lo an advertisement in another column Of
this raper. TAug. 20 d6t VII
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HALL. CARROLL r. Co..
Of the celebrated Halls
Patent Concrete Fire aud Bargkr Proof Safes,
which are known tosbe superior 10 any ciher, ana
are perfectly free from dampness. Mons Sas lhose
mari Id ~Hall's Patent" can be relitd Oh.
We are also sole manufacturers OF the world
HANK Lock, ssLordss Champion
wath Halls improvement.
The advantages which this Lock haa ovar all
Others are 49,
III has an outside combination key that wiz
ba fae the most expert burgar or scientific meehah'
ic; Ii has no keyhaia stem, spindle ef dial thar
ear, be knocked on or ieiscea AZ 70 prevent the
person having the key and combination from open
ing the sale.
Id. 1T IL impossible to get any explosive mat er
in the lock, or in any way dstaee The fsce oil the
door 40 AZ to prevent the person having ne outside
kew and com bnation from opening the sale,
3D. IL has no springs, and tor this reason alone
places ii above any lock In use, as II IN inEosslis
Ia ret il out of order and IL has greater seeariy
than any lock known. .
We invite ali Bankers, County TreasIers, Mer
chants and Others, to call and examine II.
HALL, CAHAOLL 4 co.
| SALES RO0M--No. IN Main-st., Merchants Tx
1 ohan 20 buildings, st. Louis, No.
| july "a, '59-iAw-2dply
| M0Iasses.
- y bells. Plantation and Sugar House Molasss
/ I'd Tor sale low by KELLOGG d bIkdL.
Iced
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Hon. John Bell, the Union candidate Tor
the Presidency, has written letter TO Mr..
Thomas II. Waite of monte omery, Alabama,
in repiy TO % inquiry as TO the views oil the
distinguished candidate concerning tho great
oueatioDs nov at issue before the country.
Ia thai letter, Mr.. Bell refers bic corrsspoh.
dent to o collection Of extracts from bis
aneeches snd letters, with references 30 his
yntes. lately published by the Csptrai Union
Committee Oh Tennessee. MIR. Watts having
carefully examined this collection, publishes
in the Montgomery Post tho folio wing sum.
mary Oh the views set forth therein:
sdir. Bell thus dissisctiy snnounces, in my
judgment, the following propositions
~. A distinct repodission OF Nilmot FRO
visoism.
20. A distinct Reputation OF 'squatter
Sovereignty as long ago az ls4s.
80. A distinct announcement mat the ! err
ri,ories are the common property al the
S,stes composing the Union; and that the
oit,xsns Of each State have the right 20 go
into sach Territories With their property OF
every description, and while there, 10 nave
protsctsSm 80 property Asd persons.
~. That Slavery 40 y exists among u.s. y
civiliy, morally, and rshgiosay r,ghf sane.
t,or~d by the Constitution OF the United
States. by the Bible, and by the pracsice Of
men in ali ages, snd that 10 oughtts be en-
aendad.
s.The record Of Mr. Bell, running through
period Of more than quarter Of csnta
nv, gives the strongest assurance Oh me- noel
- 20 the institutions OF the South, the iant
=? birth: and OF his love 30 the Constr
~ 80 I'D Union OF our fathers.
WV, ~ ,psnions OF MIR. Bell, so long en-
ia0se acted on in public life, afor
- -. Sonth stronger gaarant
against wrong sha.' oassr's,,
ments of eIev enth- ho1
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IA GOOD meatcfne.

MeLsan's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Pu-
riGer Ia one Of the most useful and pleasant bcv
erages IT the day. Tin mild and agreeable to the
taste, braeing the nerves, giving healthy tons to
the stomach, and imparting glorious appetite
wine glass full Of the CORDIAL taken three timea
day, win be better than family physician - ma
other medicine ~iil be required. For Ladies ii is
particularly recon mendcd gsheDs the ribs
of the "vs<4er vessels" In an astonishing degree.
See advertisement, In another column.
iy IkAAw
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w. III. BARRETT,
(succEssnR TO o. a. DUKE.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES

4 NJ ALL klNbSs---LAuleA Akd IleGl DOCKS, from
~ Si.25 to 80 go. Ladies Kid Slippers so
eta. to SI,25, Ladies' CATERS IF all kinds. Eng-
rsh, French, and Italian silk Lasting Of all col-
ors. Congress aud Side Lace with and without
heels cheaper than ever.
Misses aud Chiidrep's Kid Apcle Ties and Slip
pers Boots and Caters all sizes, with vii bout
heels cheaper than the cheapest. Mems and Boys
Boots, and shoes, and Caters: Patent Leather,
Calf, and Kip, sewea and pegged, Home made and
Eastern, cheap for cash Heenan Shoes, Pillow
shoes, ami Farmers Caters, and Oxford Ties
| french Calf, and sewad, and pegged, always ON
| hand and made to order on short notice.
/ Sign OF The Mammoth Boot.
4 keokuk. June Is, 1860. w. Ill. BARRETT.
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20 raoi aass SSsS1 -Ss.a.sac.c Ie-g
during the past few weeks among the presi-
ainp elders OF the Methodist Church ID the
We.;ern country. Gillett, OF Michigan; VIII
con. OF Missouri; Capies, Of the Central Com
ference, have died.
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BAS KET MEETING,
A Republican Basket Meeting will be holden
On Saturday, Sept LIST, 1860,

4
ut Grove on land belonging to John o..
Turner, In Jackson township, about one mile
north OF the.Buena VissA Ferry, and twenty
rods from the Keokuk, Fl. Des Mcines and
Minnesota Railroad, at which sii good Re-
publicans and the rest OF mankind, with their
wives, children and sweet hearts, and bas-
kets and stores, are Invited to attend.
The Keokuk Wide Awake Club will DO pres
ent on the occasion, and good time gensr-
ally may be expected.
6am1 +. Miller. Esq. G. =. Moss.
and others will address the Meeting.
Speaking will commence on the ground at
precisely half past 10 O'Clock.
Lxyxx PsxAcHIsa.-Tber viii be preach.
inc for the boatnen, ~ usual, at the St. Louis
Packet Depot to-morro~ afternoon, At o..
clock. The agents Of the Am. s. $. Union,
and the Western Seamens' Friend Society,
will be present on the occasion, and viii
bold Sunday School meeting sitter the reg.
ular exercises. All are invited.
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r1YURsoFrnE GREAT CITIES.

E1YURs oFTHE GREAT CITIES.
We the undersigned MAYORS, hereby certify
1t the Druggists, Apot hecarisf and Physicians III
q several cities have signed document Of a.
rance 10 ne that the remedies on DIR. j.. g. AVER
CO., on howell, tAYERss EAHSAPAKILLA,
Ills AoUE CURE, and CHERRY PECTORAL,l
I'VE been found 10 be medicines vi great excellence
ID worthy the confidence OF the Community.
HON. JAMES coog,
Mayor of Lowell.
HON. ALBHN BEARD,
Mayor OF Nashua, N. iii.
HON. Il. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor of Manchester, Nh.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor Of Concord, n. II.
hon. A. III. BULLOCK,
Mayor of Worcester, Mass.
HON. EATHN'L sTIsBEE,
Mayor of Salem, Mass.
HON. r. W. LINCOLN.
Mayor Of Boston, Mass.
HoN. W. M. RoDMAN,
Mayor OF Providence, r. |.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Mayor of Norwich, CT.
HON. j. N. HARRIS,
Mayor of New London, CT.
NON. CHAs. s. DoDIER,
Mayor Of Montreal, G. L.
HON. D. r. T1EMAN,
Mayor of New York City.
hon. III. M. KINsTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, G. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor Of Toronto, G. w.
HON. r. M. BISHOP,
Mayor Of Cincinnati, @.
HON. Il. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor OF Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.
AuE. JAS. MofEETEEs,
Mayor of Bowmanvllle, @. w.
HON. JAS. w. NORTH,
Mayor OF Augusta, Me.
s-A5lE
HON. HENRY COOPER, JR..
Mayor Of Hallowell, Me.
NON. JAS. 8. BECK,
Mayor of Fredericton, n. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. ]. C. BLAISDELL,
Mayor of Fall River, Mass.
HON. w. H. cRANsT0N,
Mayor of Newport, X. |.
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor of 6alena, iii.
HON. JOHN IonDEN,
Mayor Of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. THos. aCRUTCHFiKLD,
Mayor of Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. r. D. BAUaH,
Mayor of Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HERMAN L. PAGE,
! Mavor az Milwaukee, Wfs
n HON. w. VAUGHN,
! Mayor OF Racine, Wis.
4 HON. A. FAIR,
Mayor Of Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN c. HalNEs,
Mayor Of Chicago, Ill.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. w. noLYBAD,
Mayor of Columbus, Ga.
! HON. THoS. FaENcH,
$ Mayor of Burlington, Iowa.
HON. VIM. LEIGHTON,
Elk. Mayor of Keokuk, Iowa.
: Certify that the resident Druggists have as
= them
% Certify that the resident druggists have ~
them
Cersify that the resident Druggists have ~
them
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
I AYERS SAksAPAhILLA
AYERS sARsApARILLA
Is sn excellent remedy. and worthy the conf
of tho community.
Il an excellent remedy and worthy the conf
of the community.
\ ] In nm exrcllent remedy. and worth the conf
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PEARL
TOOTH POWDER.

can Recommend It with great confidence.
Il. C.. JngerkOll, Dentist.
For sale at my Ne ntAl R . Oms /,
Corner Of 3rd and Main Streets, heokuk.
June Is, 1869. d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

ngNobody denies the patriotism OF John
Boil Louisville Jour.
We deny i'm. G. Patriot.
We know YOU DO; we meant you when We
said that nobody denied it.-lLonisvilis
Inurnal.
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SrRiaG ST6CK FOR lb6l
4 L. oorEAsK Gsokax .. sxYrn.
CONNABLE 4 6MYTH-
Wholesale Grpoers, Forwarding and Con-
miseiun Mercants, and

VGAA& tn - M& -
IA . n,
No. 81 and IS Leves, ksokUk, IOWA.
AVE have e ow in store, and will DO reesivng
w continually, ~ the wants OF the trade de-
mand from the Esst and Sou b, ample supplies OF
foods in our l.ne, 10 which the trade Of Iowa,
Northern Misspnri and Western Illinois 10 respect
fully solicited, a. VIC are Determined 70 compete
successfully with ST. Louis snd Caiczgo In prices
ltraas postatisn adSsdl f0r oil soode - our line.
Merchants BuyinG Ter Cash, or
RrS@Ps TAnas 00ysTs, Wail Haas eAr
PM1C ~ Low aed - veil - exam
Aae eur saocks before 0AkIng shsts
" ara nov rscisinr, and have in store. sil 9th.
er classes ~ goods appsrt.iniag TO oar Line Of ms
mesa. 4t}I Fta sssg.
zss bags str,etly prime BIO coass
10 pockets old 6ovs Java ~
b hsas N G. Ssssr.
DO bols. Be Icass loaf, srux he'd and clarified do
% Plantation and y. IA . Aolssses-
rs /. k~achsr % d. Ii. and 0shien syrup.
100 boxes STAR Candles.
| lao Family and Patent soaps.
10 btk. Lard Ori.
10 LaIxecd Dil.
100 Kegs Purs " mite Lead
bits. iurpensiIe.
10 tierces kiee.
2ae kegs 3. q. soda
10 bss. kapoitt.s saIeratus in pound paper o
tuns Manila kape-AilsiHes.
80 bags Cotton Yarn.
/ 10 bales Batting.
| ~ dox. Moline z and 8 hoop buckets.
80 Tubs
! drums Goldfish.
/ 10 bxs. No. Herring. -,
100 -,kgs. MACK rsi, bhls. half bills and kia.
10 hs,i AAls Waite Fish.
70 bits. kueIn.
rs Whining. w
10 Navy Fitch.
10 ssios OAsum. a
100 bills. Losisvilie and Roseda. Nesmels'
20 Plaster Paris.
/ 800 bus b. Piasteriug Hair.
/ 500 " New Dried Apptes.
no bxs. 1fxss, 8xio, l0xi l0xlS, 1oxI6, I0x n
I 10 naies new 81 bush. dummy Bags.
March III, l560-d4kw Em#a
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THE KEOKUK PENAL =

n - a n ~ n ~ - - - - -
n m n - II.
yIyHls Institntion will commence its third Aca~
l demic year ON MONDAY, september I'd, in the
lower story Of the Chatham Square church, corner
Of Morgan and Seventh.
A competent Teacher has been secured 70 give in
structons In French.
lhe PrlmaAy Department, under the care OF Miss
L. Copalin. will hereafter Tecsive Girls only
For Prospectus Y The iIrtiruton' apply % p, ~
dent, or Secretary u the Board Of Irustees
Nm. THOMPSON, Pres't.
Il H. EsRpaG, Hec'y. sa9 s4.r
KsokSk, Apk .lf-Ldsml 49,
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7 UHf received large consignment OF Table Cut
my2e D.F. HUMPHREY.
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DouslA. 10 MAX. s

The Mobile Register Doak ~. -
inst. has the following concernil : 'As' = oNe
lass prospective movements .a.
.sIt 10 said that Judge Douglas 'hseua''
during August aud September, 20 va 'he
plantations Of his children in Mssslss,. 'pa,
and will 70 on 80 Washington by the way ~
New Orleans, Mobile, Selma, Montgomery,
and take the east Tennessee and Virgins
route TO Washington. Or course, hls friends
will give him grand receptions everywhere"
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.e~A young lady in Lee, Mass, OF one OF
the most wealthy and respectable families 10
town, has left her piano and mosic TO taxa
care OF themselves, purchased sewing ma
chine and gone out to work oy the day
Within = few months she has accumulated
$3.50. and deposited il in the savings bank.
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GooD.-Acsordipg to the Boston Post
there are only swo glasses of Democrats
those who have bought, and those who are
not worth buying. The Post qaosss she fol-
10 from a Douglas paper "Where are
MIR. Buchanan's frienda We are almost
ashamed TO Answsr that be has none save
those he has bought" To which the Post
roplics, "where are his enemies Those hs
refused TO buy"
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CgoPs IN MIsslsslPPI.--Th Enterprise News
saws there will be greater scarcity OF pro-
y,sions in that section OF country next year
than wss ever known before. Wheat = very
scarce, and the growing cotton crop is we'll
nigh al pledged for corn and meat already
purchased. S.te@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-25

THx REFUSING TipE.-- On Monday last we
noticed q train OF movers, with some nifty
head of cattle and other stock, returning
from kansas, whittier they went from Cedar
county, Iowa, last spring. The great drouth
aud other discouraging circumstances ID
Kansss induced them TO leave that Territory
after . short residence. This 10 but an ex-
ample of what 10 occurring almost every day.
The returning tide from Missouri and ksn-
sas into Iowa 10 large and increasing. This
state will receive large accession Of pop
ul.t,on this fall from this source. Those
Who leave Iowa expecting to find better
land viii almost surely be mistakenly skA-
loosa Herald.
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pOMT or kEOKUK.
Arrivals, Aug. "a.
Des MONIES from st. Louis.

DR.. kanes
Eagle - Warsaw.
River falling, with ~ inches q water q w
Rapids.
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NfAALfALluhkD TOBACCO Of ali Ersdcs-
Nl N, N, . and 10 lump and caddy boxcs--pur-
chased directly from the manufacturers, for sale
Iow by CONNABLE Il SAYfH,
msnI7dAw 81 30 Lcvee.
4 LARoR stock VI Green and Black TEAS OK all
n grades, In store and for sale BY
CuSEABLE l. EMYTH,
mchl7ddw 67A 58 Leyee.
q 90 EAos u. A. SALT in large bioscnea sacks i
UCO jast receiv I'd by "Aunt Lefty. tor sale
low by C0NNABLE AsMYTH,
mrhl7dAw 81 and 6o Levee.
AtINEhAL AND METALLIC PAINT, all colors,
WI for sale low by .n
CONNABLE a sMYTH,
mchlSalw 81 and IS Levee.
nj AILs AND IRON
IN 500 kegs assorted Nails
80 tuns tennessee Iron.
| 100 !" Pittsburgh and Juniatta Iron.
8 Plow steel.
b tun Spring steel.
large stock Of Anviis, VICES, Axels Springs, &C.,
making ! complete stock In ths line, in store and
| bsir & received by CONNABLE A sMYTH,
| March IL, 60-ddw No. 81 a IS Levee.
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EMBRACING coiognes, TOILET Soaps, VERY inel,
La Ninaigre houge Pink Balls, Aromatic CAch-
ous, tfor tho breathl, for sale NJ the
apIadkw KE0KpK DRUG STORE.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-08

ols @tlapen binsu telen, miro NIT $500
. $1,000 unc NIT 5 Sabr 5aft te17raft.
3met 3eu9en ftne nStbi9 INN cine perlpn
als @c!aoen 3u erproben, Sn @t6tonz
fin miro Fldti9en @clapen Elm Habeas
corpus 8e,pdbrt. Muf Der fdll@liden
Mnfla9e zines Gre.;n als @clapen itebt
$1,000 unb @efdn9ntG Don 1 bis 5 Sabz
rem.
Gi9entli@e Qualifications (Mufbetun9)
@eIeBe be& Sclaoen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eiebt
eS all y nur in ben Neu<G n9lano=@ taaten
unb in penniylsania. 8efanntli9 finp
e9 nun. %beionoers riele @elege, ,pes>pe9en
bic 1Qolt&en SGreier eiren lol@en Moro<
1canbal MAIDEN unp beren Mi@t;urld<
1abnte ie unfebltor al5 casus belli an
ieben mircen. S1pn ratben nun an9ez
iebene Stimmen Der republifanti@en prc1e
bteiem Gerlan9en no9;u9eben. Diele
0elebe ieten ia wirfli6 audi unconfituz
tioneQ uno man 1olte BOD re5 lieben
6riecens >piQen nidt AT iolden ~&letni9z
feiten" balten. @ir 9lauben> RAP ciel Ter
&otb gu ipdt fommt. Der MblUeu &C.
gen caS "Ni99erfdtl ten>" Der piele 0eieBe
in Dem freten SEEM : ENGLAND Selhofen,
oer mirc ie aud aufredt erbolten. Sc
1T wabr, le iino repolutiondre Mfte in 9ez
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