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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-27

The Chicago Tribune Of the 23i instant
says:
The bills OF the rejected Illinois banks are
bought o-day 1t 500 on rho dollar. Our
impression is that they will very soon be
worth considerably more. and they will reach
nearly il NOT quite par within fe~ weeks or
months at most. Let those who can, keep
them for the present at least.
Tnk AugoR. BA>K.-We regret TO learn
that Messrs. Hall 4 Brother, owners Ut the
Bank OF Aurora, have been Obliged to close
their doors. They own also the Natonal
Bank Mt Equality, H., and the Arctic and
Hall & Brothers bank, in Wisconsin. As the
bills are all occurred, the failure Of the own
| ers cannot affect these banks 10 the least.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-27

RT leading oil manufacturer in this city,
s"ys the New Bedford, MaSs., Standard, re-.
ae'v' an order on Tuesday for OIL from
,ooNa Caroilna. Tho answer was, that in
- 0ressns unsettled stnte Of afl airs it would
: godusai. uni-s. the money came fret.
unionists, thSnA<s thu. they can get along
ducts. '>.as o!s.r. from dis,
.auut or pro.
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The vote Of Iowa.

We give below the vote Of Iowa for Gsv-
srnJr in 1853, and add Two colums FOR The
vote Tor Lincoln and Douglas. The figures
for the latter are mostly majorities. We
will give the full vote for each 40 fast % re-
ceived:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-27

A ElHr ToR WASHING DAY.-A Doylestown
(Pa. payer Gays:
A little pipe clay, dissolved in water used
for washing, will clean tho dirtiest clothes
thoroughly, with about half the labor and
folly one half les soap--besides, the clothes
will be improved IN color.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-27

CINciSNArI, Nov. "a, u.
Whisky active and held higher, bat prices
not yet agreed upon. Hogs nominal with no
demand; packers nos dong anything. Moth
ing doing in Provisions no demand. and
prices nominal. Flour nominal No sales.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-27
gTA scene at the ballot b,x in Bal


pended.
gTA scene at the ballot box in Balti-
more:
Challenger-I challenge that vote.
Old Man-What is the ground Of the chal
lenge?
Chailenger-Ilsve YOU been natnralized?
Old Mani vas toru in this country.
Challenger you live in this State.
Old M4n-Yes.
Chalienger-in this city s?
Old MXn-Yes.
ChaicRger--ln this ward?
Old MAn-Yes.
Challenger long have you lived in
this ward
Old Man-Eiehsy yenrs.
Challenger What's your namei
Old Man-Roger B. Taney, sir.
Challenge What's your business?
Old Man-Ghief Justice Of the United
States, sir.
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X EO X u X:

Tnu Dss MoiHxs VAHEr WHIs 10 published
vary hcndax nj his efcs IL of the nldeai pA.
pers in Isva, and hata widely extended circnla
tion throughout the Des Aoines Valley, Northern
Nissouri, and Western Illinois.
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D,S~OuyrrsON.

DlSSOaNTlON.
fesHE CO.PARrNEtEHIP heretofore existink
II under the styfe vf eotfisrs Koberton, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
party 10 authorized to use the name IL the 6rm In
the settlement Of all claims. u. COLLIkk.
A. COLLIER.
III. HOBEkTs0N.
Keokuk, Nov. Is, 1850.
fuVHE GROCERY BUSINESS will be continued
1 by the nm Sersi gnsd ct the old stand, No. rs
Maiu-st-, cad thy solicit the eastern Of Ill the
friends Of the old frm, and people generally.
ROBERTSON / BRO.
THE undersigned will continue to supply ICE
! TO All no desire it In due season, and also
recommend our successors In the drocery business
TO .ur f.rmcr customers. ID. 4 A. COLLIER.
Nov26d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-27

Discounts ut New XoAk.
New YoaK, Nov. a.
Our Banks vest erday discounted from
Sc 900 900 10 $4,000 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-27

LOUISVILLE, Nov. "a.
The official vote Of Kentucky 10 as follows:
Bell 40l6, Breckinriige 52,e36, Douglas
Is ,6l4, Lincoln ,3C6.
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ku.pcpA.on Au,llorixrd.

RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. %.
Tho suspension Of the Banks has been le-
galzed by the Legislature.
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GOV. Wise.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. %.
Gov Wise has offered his services to the
Gov arnor OF South Carolina, il not required
by Virgins.
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! 7 ! ~ ! ! Z !
SEVEN YEARS.
vINHE Seven Years Of unrivalsd success attend
i ing tho
Cosmopolitan Art Association,

Cosmopolitan Art Association,
Have made il : household word throughout every
quarter Of the country.
Under the auspices OF this popular Institution,
over rargR HUNDRED THOUSAND HOMES have learned
to appreciate-by BEAUTIFUL works Of art on their
walls, and choice literature on thor tables-the
great bchefis derived f'om becoming subscriber.
Subscriptions are nov bang received in a ratio
Unparalleled with that OF any previous year.
TEMRS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Ary person csn become member by subscribing
81, for whirh sum they will receive
ist--Ihe large aud superb steei en- craving, 30X3s
inches, entitled
"FalstaG Mastering his Recruits"
2i-ons copy, one year, of that elsg Antly illus
Iat,d Magazine,
.'The Cosmopolitan Art Journal"
3d-Four admissions during the season, to the
"Gallery Of Paintings, SAB Bs ,adway, N Y"
In addition to the above benefits, there will be
given TO subscribers, as gr.tuitous premiums,
Over 500 Beautiful Works Of Art,
Comprising valuable paintings, marbles. parians,
outlines, ae, rHsing truly national benefit.
go sub crlp'icns received and forwarded by
J, A. MASON, Dentist. Agent for Keokuk.
Rov22d
General Insurance Agency.
WIN. I. WOOD, State Ag't.
4
kEOkUK. IOWA.
L>IRR INSURANCE, LAKE. AND RIVER IN
l. suKAkGE. ttFE INSURANCE.
| MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK
Assets 100000.
CONTINENTAL ms. Comply. OF NEW YORK
Assess e0t5 636 Al.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY, OF N. Y.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms CO. or NEW YORK.
Assets e35O,OOO.
| ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BKOoELYN.N.Y.
Assets e262 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. CD. nF NEW YORK
Asscss 1855 .OOv.
mueuAs Bsasta ltts sns. Co.
Nat accumulation Jan. t, 't0, SIS, 4OO, 5S2. 80.
90 Persons In this city have their lives 10
oS ssroa IN this compAny-among them on,
uosi influential citizens.
DSelliuEs, Household Furniture, Buildings
mere haAaIle. Milis, Factories and Machinery In
cured at fair rates. Lossss Paid At taas Assncy
Call and sss reliable Insurance statistics and b
your own judge.
off:CE-On Third-st., near State Bank, Kso-
kuk, Iowa. w. l.. WOOD,
Nov. -, lsC0-d State and Local Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-27

Hank SUI p rns Inn n ChnYles1on.-
CHARLESTON, Nov. %.
The Farmers Exchange Bank has sus
PENDED.
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MEDICINES.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA

n n III.
is concentrated extract OF Para sar.sn,,,p. o..
combined with other Substances 81 ~ IL 20
Tor the ii ssss sarsaS,9. Ita 40 stve sntidOts
Sueh RENE y Is surely wanted BY those who ssf-
fer from Strrmo.s eompsints. and that one Which
service to this large class OF our sfieted seSns
cIilzens. How comp Petely tina compound viii 40
AZ has been proven " experiment on masy Of ths
worst cases to be iound In the following oom-
and ssa
TumOrs, sat Rheum, Sosd Head, syphilis and
NesrslgIs or Tie Do1loureux, Debility, D,speS
sia and Indigestion, Erytipelss, Rose or 81 Al
plants arising ffom imp1rity of the Blood. OO"'-
This compound will be & IN great promoter Of
Il n ssS the ooss 70 sss
the yssI. By ths tmsls expulsion Of them neny
the s are 1 cs sSs
selves from the endH Of foul eruPtfons snd III
% rid Itself Of ptions II net a,slsse 10 d this
through tie atuTs channels Of the bedT by an al
whenever you knd its Impurities 5urs.ins tSroSsS
when you cd i sud aus risS f1' Il tie
lngs Will tsll yoa when Even where no PARTON ar
disorder is fet people erjey better health i've
health nd a. Is well; but with thus psS1lam Of
ne dlsotdered, there can be no lasting hCslth.
great msohineiy fife or ovsrfbGoyu
Buring lste ye.r' tie putllc have beon misled by
Of ssrssparis for one dollar. Most OF these have
been frauds upon the SICK for they not On, contain
little any Sarsaparls but often curative fOp-
critics vha,eve Hence, bitter aud painful oisa
polntmert has followed the use of the variou. e1-
tracts Of sarsaparllls which food the market, until
the name itseI ls Justly despised, aad has become
s{nony nous ot Imposition and chest. Still we call
TINS compound Sarsa3arilla, ard intend 70 supply
such q remedy as shall rescue the name from the
iosa OF ohlosuy yhieh rests upon It. And we think
We nave Erod Tor belle ing II hEs irtues which
are irreslstiee By the Ordinary run Of the diseases
it Is Intended TO ours
Mass Price 81 per bottle; ak bottles in one paok
axe 90 se lS-eolm
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EAGLE IRON WORKS,
II CORNER OHIO Av. AND THIRrK.yrH ST.
ERICSl0Ntl

The undersigned have been appointed sole agents
IN this CITY for the manufacture and sale of she above
Engines, and are prepared to supply all orders with
Promp ness and dispatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily introduced, and are now practi-
cslly employed In bakeries; by bookbinders; for
lockwood cutting; BY cabinet makers; for drawing
ian blowers to ventiate buildings for pumping; for
domestic purposes; eievatlng gram; glass cutting;
ginning cottO =; grinding quartz; grinding paints;
grinding sugar cane on plantations In Cuba; for
hosting; for knitting machines; b, manufacturers
OF pla ed ware; of printers material of silver ware
OF agricultural Implements; of matches; of hOoped
skirts; for pumping 1T road etatlOns and board
ships; for sewing mashines: for Job printing and
printing daily newspapers; for various plantation
pses; for saving and planning lumber; for picking
hair for polishing combs; for shoenakers uses for
sand sliting; turning; tob,ooo cutting and Pulver
lzIng; In tauneres and wire making blishments;
for soda water manufacture; for bone crushing;
malt nashlng; towing; grinding cutlery, DO. They
are nexplosive; economical; easily managed; they
require no engineers; use no water; and consume
very little fuel Any person desrous of usins these
Engines, can by application to the ned be
shown large number of testimonials from persons
who have them in daily use, pressing their entire
satisfaction in their operation and use
Prices OF the Engines as established by the Pat
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VIM. Joslln, Of Cleveland, Ohio, formerly Of
w Waterford, NY Y.)-For improvement In machine
ny for manufacturing cordage. -<t.H-'
Nathan c. Travis, Nathan johnson, and Rich
ard Emerson, Of Alton Ill. assignees Of ". c.
Travis, aforesaid.-For imp. owed regulator valve
for steam engines. -.-.-.
Dssigns.-Thomas Loring, OF Blac kwoodtown
N For design for sad Irons
James Horton and John Martino of Pbiladel.
adrlphia, Pa assgnos to David Stuart and
Richard Peterson, offs anne place For design for
the plates of stove; and for design for the plates
of cylinder stove.
Walter w. Stanard, OF Buffalo, N. Y =, ASST gnor
to > 3 Jeweet and F. III. Root, Of same place
For designs for cook's stoves.
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III According to the Cincinnati Gazette, ther
mas been rumor current In Brooklyn, Ohio, that
Q resident Of that place had been lately buried
awe. The deceased was quite advanced In years
and was buried the third day after he was taken
sick. minister, friend Of the family VINO saw
the body after 1t was laid out for the grave said
that II 1t was friend Of his he should not be
buried. He said this because the body was still
warm, and by pressing finger upon the skin the
color would come and go, as it will upon the skin
OF person alive. Several persons witnessed this,
and others declared they saw twitching of the
muscles OF the face. One of his sons was married
within week after the funeral, and the deceased
1t said was not On the best terms with his chill.
dren.
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" one thousand pounds sterling has recently
been offered In London for a complete set OF The
Times newspaper, for public library at Mel.
bonrne, In Australia, but without success. The
fact II an instance OF the rsing importance of the
value, scarcely worth preserving, but which to
succeeding generations afford the most authentic
sources OF knowledge concerning the s.form and
pressure OF their time. The British Museum
Bodieian Library, which (after much delibera-
non, and In the exercise Of judgment no doubt
considered sound at the time) was expressly de-
and trivial light literature Of the date OF ts forma
uon II now glad to purchase the six. penny and
shilling plays and pamphlets of that day at prices
from ESQ to fl50 each
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The EaPRyss EueRNr 7 A w WArrs,sa D, .r,
It 10 stated that during the past summer the Em.
press Of Rnncs was at the Faux Bonnes. wata,-
Ing place at the foo. Of the Pyrenees, and miobt
trudging at times as far 40 the spnw that IIes ali
sumnef along their sides, picking her yav an
foot by the springs not at all afraid Of losng her
dignity, bnf pretty sure Of fading health and
spirits; careless how she muddied her feet. INIT
vet with her dress pinned up In nonchalant style
80 that IL need not be unnecessarily soiled IL
must have been an innite relief for her to escape
from etiq uettes for while, and scamper oyer tbs
hills like a sens, BILE girl once more. Her tour
was iefnitely more agreeable than the tedious
pageants and parades 70 which the poor Prince OF
Wales has, during the summef, been made q
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III The first negro slaves ever owned I'm Mas
sschusetts are supposed to have been two which
Were held in bondage by Mr.. Maverick, on N Nod.
dies Island (now East Boston,. This was before
Winthrops arrival Negro slaves In Massachu-
sets were not dispensed from military service
They could take and hold property. fhey testi
fed In courts Of justice. negro slave might
even be member Of the church, when church
membership carried with 1t the political fran
chise, though il does not appear that any slave
was ever admitted to the franchise .-Bostox
Journal 10.
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OUrRAeHs AT HANOVER, N H.-A correspon-
dent gives the following account of a series of
outrages by students OF Dartmouth College, whic b
we should hope for the reputation Of that nstitu-
hon, are greatly exaggerated:
"Thefe are at Dartmouth College, Hanover two
sons OF Judge Fowler, Of Concord, both of whom
entered the present term. On Tuesday Of last
week some bali dozen or more Of the students for
eibly entered the room Of one Of them and out
"him through q course ofsprouts,n % a. the college
expression 10, e., initiated him into the secrets
Of college life. Judge Fowler hearing Of this. on
Friday Of last week proceeded to Hanover TO In,
vestgate the case, and IL possible bring the per.
Petrafors TO justice He succeeded In ascertaininp
the names OF six or eight ofthe students who were
directly interested in the affair or privy to It.
These be sued for Sl 000 and they were LET out on
ball The case comes on in February
The most disgraceful part Of the affair, rhow-
ever, remains to be told. In the evening quite a
number Of the students went to the house where
me yudge was stopping and loudly called for him.
AZ ne did not make his appearance, the windows
were -saiuted with stones, and many lights of
gian were broken. In the morning lDattir rday. J
while Judg. 7. was quietly vending his wsy 10
tne depot 70 take the cars for Concsrd, a large
number OF students followed him, and he was
saluted with shower Of rotten egeu and opn,o.
bsious sPithsss were applied to him The Whole
affair. from beginning to end, was dispraeefui 10
the students and dishonorable to the college =
Boston Joxrsal. l.......
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Helmbolds Genuine Preparation.

"HtsatX HSHP6SSS SSSSSSGFNTBfJEETPR FfTB kETR.or sucu,,
a Positive and Specific Kennedy
Her Msesses Of the BLADDER1 KIDNEYS.
This NJ Mediclns ipcTeases the power OF Digestion,
and excites the ABS0R BEN1'S into healthy 40.
deRosltons. sad sli UNNHTpRAi. ENLAfRGfEe.
MENTS are reduced, as vel as PAIN and IN
fLA1 MN Atl& Ro&EM. &fERfs' 81 Sc clGGE1IpRRM clGGE
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NJ VOCAL. INSTITUTE.
4Fl KS. CECILIA YOUNG Has the honor to an
nounoe the removal of her Vocal Institute to No
426 Eleventh street, between Il and sta.
Sc 2-eolm
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EDUCATIONAL.
DLAINFIELD ACADEMY.

twenty ninth session 10 weeks Commence No
xempet oth' A family school for Twenty e We
good goo ,y boys, for whose comfort and improvement
tnS ,nsaa ams ana energy of the Principal is de-
yoleo. Entre expense SIS. Circulars at Star
Once; To NIL few vacancies call at Kirfwoods'
irom,S 20 p; m, October ls and 10; or address II
M aBSa,sSS princ,PaI and Proprietor, Piainfe ID
SSla9s-ss9 oo9nly, "a Sc &c colin
ri MISS JENETTE L. DOUGLASS
A1AS Ips pleasure OF Announcing to her friends
Il corner Of and llth SITS dPhiisdeiphia PIsse'
ON Monday, September 10th t"oo'
TOT terms oail On the Principal. She will be as
sisted by the following experienced and efhclent
Mlss ROU LASS-Higher English Branches,
Branches. o' Hnkhsh
Miss JuLrAsA G. MAY-Teaoher of Vocal Music.
froL Gko. =. ScHAEEFKR-Lecturero ON Phioeo-
phy. chemistry. and Ply siology.
Prof HENRY E MARIx-Toacher of French and
Prof c. W. BEReMANN-Teacher of Piano and
Miss MARY I. DAvIDSoS-Plano
El0cutIOn. o'u'ei I'll
JOSEPH G. RRuyr-Teaoher of Drawing.
Teacher of Spanish
-, Moral Science aud Classics,
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MEN. WOMEN. 5R CHILDREN.
HRLMBoLDs EXTRACT BucBU,

Arising from EIoesses, Habits Of DissiPsSop.
LL9s. 81 Memory, Draculsy q sfsssSiSs % Ssst: :
Horror Of Disease, wsfeinlGnssasss.. wfiHlGsas. I.
p SisfSR the Pain ss
Dn''' 4 .1f ffp e. the f'0'
fSSdS9s 81 EsT9yes sGSB
0sh OT HieH fnE f.Tr,T nhhFTEG a.p IS
Who can ssy thai they sIs NOT trss gentiy followed
1%fNsRNifY M i Dc ScsotNssGfMprIoN. st
Many are sySrs Iy S "a ne aasss O. the,g sSferlns.
THE EcosDs OF FL n4ki ISsENEs SSgSNfsss sss,LUms
=, And rae Melancholy DEATHS ty Co~ssu,ytsos
fHE I II Z si
Wases arrnsOrD's ExTsAtT BUcHU ;sssis- %
TRIAL WILL cosvrsck THz MOST sKErrIoAL.
FEMALEs-FEMALEs-
OLD sSSTEMSL g StTHEHMHsL iTiffSa kaRsfzsEk Rs1fkSshEkI' ON
FL; StS.- iss, s es. :. n dS4o.: ssR .
tomary Evacuations, liberated oi soirThou stats
OF OF 51s s Uterus, ks1eSTrEoes or Whites stsgty,
arising from Indisoretion, Habits Of q ssipsnon.
DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
Nc 2..t EMILY e. fsSSLPM ss.a M. THovT IT
'S[ fE[GsoTD G 5iiSss-t eff BucR6S' cR6S'''
sEcRET' DISEASES
rits ae or nc oSsSss Diet no ss saRsnss
AAd 30 EapOssTe.
trinste, thereCy ReIaoviEg Ubstfuotions, ~
PrevestinE am curing Structures Of the Urethrs.
the Glass I a1s eIpsHs a. az ss Fsss.ess N
D'ssesfd, s .JIns ans .rST,. s. ost stbd Ma,t9 Mda,t9pn
WHO HAVE BKEs m TnE W vicrixs aH or eUIcPs,
And who hay. Pad ssasy Jsss 70 be cured IN hort
bs s snd at n.
t essa dr,sd s Dr IN the system, 70 freak
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use HFINsoLD's EIrKAcr BUcHu for Q. aneo-
aO-' .-- GRiNARY ORGANS.
"h''h'f 'hiidaf. MALE L OR FEMALE. F.
~haEST a0% S'IiS ISSGs sHS 60 Of
2SF ssFfif bS$SiA4o u 81 c
Ec.seres Of s nsSsl rssats s.d fssScaiiSt ass
'' 'SIsRGiIs CERTIFICATES ca ISs'S5f't OF CURES.
ffozn 70 ~ peays staxdsas,
WITH Nscff sccFESSSE SSfSEs ksSSD nj FAME,
Price 81. 90 per bottle, or six for $500.
,Deilyered 10 any Aduress; securely packed fro
observation.
cd D.scsIss lies s.mrToms IN ALL cosxyscs ross,
AFFIDAVIT.
the city of Phi sdelp phis. II. T. who be- M
duly sworn, doth say, hIs preparations tain no
narcotic, no mercury, or Qiher Injurious orrfs,
but are purely vegetable. II. T. HELMBOI D.
S.orn and snbscribed before me, this sd day Of
WM P. HIBBERD, zId.y.nx.
Ntrth street, above Rsce, Ph!a. -
Address letters for information In Confidence To
II. il. HELMROLD, Chemist.
Depot, 104 South Tenth ct, bet Chesnut, Phifs
BEWARE OF CQQATERFEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERs,
Who endeavor 10 dlspose 'oF rHHIR owNS and
"oTHKR" ARTICLES ON THE REPuTLTIoN 1TTxuNKn
Hsmss0ld' e'nsin' e,sg:5sssSn,s, .,.:ss ssss,,
SarsaparillB,
Improved Rose wssh. 7.sl
Sold by 4. B. WAITE, sac Seventh street, ana a
=. EoHD, in, corner Penn avenue and E1eventS
R6k dh IS RSSLSSEs sSLS EsskkEEESS5FkE skEEESSS
ANDAvo1D DIMPosITION AND tx XPosuR Y
apt-soly
IMPORTANT TO HoUsKk RRpRps
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HARD ON THE JUDeE.-In the law regulati ng
the sale Of ardent spirits in Nebraska 10 tho fof
lowing punishment for violation:
"The Justice shall render judgment for the
whole amount Of fine and costs, asd be committed
10 fhs common jail watiI all IS patdr '
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We are are also prepared to furnish, at short mo-
tice, Architectural Castings, ON any designs that
may be furnished, cheap as can be obtained else
where. Also, Steam Engines, portable and station
ary; high or low pressure, saw and grist mills; hy-
drostatlc, OF other presses boilers for heating
buildings, wrought water ks; shafting. gear
all kinds.
SO Is 9swSm WIN NJ ELLIS BRO
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IN ExHerten ed Nnrse and Female Physiolsn,
presents to the attention of mothers. her
SO OF II ING SYRUP,
Fer Children Teet,

Which sSsaty aetaiss the prses Of tssthns sy ssf.,
inG the gums, rsdzc Irg all natiso-v alsy ALL
PAIN and spasmstie usn, and 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
DEPEND spsn it, msthsrs will give res, 70 yourselves aad
RELIRFAND HEALTH TO YO UR INA NTS
have Pat up and ssld this src, yssrs
oAs SAY rs coNFinlrcs AND raUrH Of it, What have
M.disin:@siV.s MRs. sy. ~ IT iny 1irE,p, G,Sis -
1,cr cuns, WINsLOW's .sea .b,n t;,,.I. 10 ,!.s ~
n:.. s,a .s i... SOOTHING in.sne. q d
sausiaeusn ~ snyt ~x,r,, enc VINO used IL. On
NE ssousry, hare SxhOF, delighted with
highest Of sfscts and msdie,
virtues. We spssk in his matter what We DO KNoWs
rIoN FoR rHE FULFILMErT OF WHAT We MAR DI.
CLARE Ia almsst instance where infant 10 suGs
La from pam and hanstion rssf will be found hsss
OF twenty Minutes aftsr the syrup 10 aoministsrsd.
This valuable preparation 10 ths Of tn
NJ rP iHrcBD and sxILPUL rURsIs Ia N.v En~.
asd, and has bssn sssd with rIvRRFAILINo succIsU n
THO USANDS OF CASES
sny Tshsvss the child from PAIN Ia
energy vhes system will almost Instantly rsiisys
GRIPPING IN THI BOWELS AND WIND Collie,
and ;,'tso%s sS..l.isn. .hsh 10, .y..dly I.m.d.d
xspsusHs4RrM. FOR saS'o,s! ' = :! sns wosI6 np
in all case, Of Drs- CHILDREN .~T IRT and DIAR
.n... t.yS IN t.s.sa esn TEETHINa nsnn; .a:th.a ..
We would say every mothsr vno has child spf
sring from any OF the complaints Nor LET
youk PREJUDIcis, NOR THf PREjUDTcRs OF OTHERS
sURf-yss, AssoLUTRLV sURE-ts fellow rns use Of IN
medicine, IL tIrsy used. Full dirsctiocs u,nz will
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, IL o.t,ids vrap7s
SeId bJ DruEgIss throug ghovt the world.
Principal Ofss, Ne. 10 Cedar Street NY
Price enlv IS Cents psr Bs:us. iI-dAulv