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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21

90 M Nj T. RC1AI1.

DAILY Cars CRY OFFICE
ksskuk, May -.
FLoUR-superfne, 81 90; Spring wheat OK
ira, 81 80, Fall wheat, extra, 50 rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $3.50 ~ psrIes.
CokN-yellow rs to 10; white 20 to Il.
BARLEY-spring 33a35c
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 90 to lOs,-
spring zoe; choice do. -.
oA1s--l7 70 Isc.
RYE-30c dull
PoTAToES--ltto ID by the load retail 70 to Is
GKOCEkIEs-kew Orleans Sugar, fair 7ass
Ito IL. MolAssss-PlAntationS 5to 40, Is. III "a
C 46, Golden syrup, IS TO zoe. cofes-Rio ia
to ". lava ~ TO &c. Laguyrs. to II to Is. Rice
7a6
soAP-PAlm ste, Family BIC; German, Gin
II toll.
cANDLKS-stsr Tito is, Btcarine Is, Moult
II toI1,
LARD-sA; retail lie.
BUTTER Common N to 81 Choice 10; retail
12i.
LRATHER--Sole rs to 2sc; Harness III.
HIDES-Dry 81 70 8 greer, a to 4Acj green
sheep prits so to soc; green bog skins IS.
HAY-Prices nominal.
sEEDo.--Hangsrian q rass. 25a3sj Tinethy, "a
IS; Flax Seed, 80.
SUEDkIES - Onions, - 70 65 Egg, 4 to4 i
Feathers, soc to ysc; White Beans, rs sol ~.
fRUIT-Drisd apples, % TO - per bssh
Dried psachss, 80 % to 16oj KAisins, 81 76te
%.
CHEKSE--W. Il. I0aII Denmark q tolo.
BHBf-3a19o gross; 10 to &c per quarter.
SHEEP--sl - TO - % y head.
HO0S.-Drssscd, - % 20 - 80.
SALT-1 Att 50 to ~ per sack; Kansw
~, ~ - par bbi. Liverpool, 81 Sea3 % Pc
Sark. Lake ~ 81 tn n IS p bAl.
fISH--MacksreI, Mol so 70 41l y Dbl; No
, tls 10 SIT; No. ; tl2to$l3. white, No. IS y
TO IS Isl half Dbl. Cod Fish Sto y b.
RAGS-2t TO &c.
OLD IRON 70 sc per b; Brass to Ice p
h.; Copper ia to lac per h.
ExcaAaGs.-On New York for currency, nom
isal, Is TO - per csat-; forGoid per cent. 8,
Losis per cest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
a CARD.

CAsr kInxwoop, May Is.
Whersss Mrs. John Tempiin and Mrs. Hugh
T,mplin have kindly presented tho MI. Pleasant
Greya with generous supTIy Of cake and other
delicacies, therefore be IL
Resolved, That tho thanks and era titude Of this
Company hereby respectfully acknowledged
n ii extended ~ The fair donors.
Resolved, That this resolution be sent to the Gate
City Home Journal and Burlington Hawksys fos
publication.
BY order OF the Company.
my2idit Wv. DEWEY Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sha&e And Burng Ahake ana Burn!
This IL the life Of agony endured by the suffer.
err from Fever and Ague- he wanders like IN
certain shsdow, never kno~ing what moment he
may be Frustrated, and therefore disnclined to
give any serious attention t. business lie il bur-
den 10 aimseH and to friends, who are worn on,
in administering to his wants. This Is the condi-
ton OF thousands In town and country. II is no
exAgeration to say that Fever and Ague kills more
people than any other twenty diseases in America;
For suro and speedy for this terrible af .
tioa take pleasurs in recommending Hoststt err
g. = q ..--- mich hs=-- -.-..!y ash :sSsa
widespread reputation for rapid and powerful Of.
fects in renovating the system when prostr atcd BY
this diseafer
Soldby r. iIBsoss, A. j. WiLKizsos ,DARrLsr,
KAys Co. and J.T. WILKINSON.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ~
eryvhere.
May Is. '61-ddw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21


We had the pleasure OF attending Mr..
Dodge's Soeiable Concert on Aosday even
ing in the Unitarian Church. Notwithstsnd.
Ing the bad weather Add attractions else
whore, the audience was large and comprised
many OF our fashionable people, and they
seemed 30 be highly pleased. Mr.. Dodge has
great compass Of voice and possesses won.
dsrful initiative and pansomlnic powers
His humorous songs are OF an entirely new
and merisorious character, - very funny,
and yet unobjcctionabis. Mr.. Hayward, The
youthful assistant Of Mr.. Dodge, has . very
sweet and highly cultivated voice.
We hope these gentlemen will soon give
NJ second concert.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
Iiitnsts m oney Down.

sss - = . cxrTrrurur 10
Chicago last week on the currency question.
Exchange went up to 40 per cent. for
s'SsumptaiI," Alias "Secession," alias ..Long
List" currency, and all that kind 10 now ~
good ~ thrown ont, and only the short list,
like the one adopted here, il current. We
may nov look for good currency to gradually
work ia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21

CoHxissARY.-Mr John w. Cleghorn has
been appointed Comnissary for the "a Reg
insnt for the time being. lie il IN energetic
businsss man, and there il svsry prospss,
that the Regiment will be amply provided
for, II Mr.. Cleghorn il permitted 70 ssrry on,
his plane.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21

Il Lieut.. Chambers has conplssed the
plan Of tho Camp, and the soldiers have
nothing to do bat pitch their tents, which
will be about IN hours work. The rest Of
the tents are expected today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21

fEsrs.-Tcnts enough to accommodate
about $50 men have arrived; consequently
camp cannot be formed till more arrive
We learn that more are expected dsily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
Attention, CITY Rifies.

The next regular drii Of the company will b
held at the Billings Hou'e this Tuesday evening
The roll will be called at 5 clock.
r. II. PATTERSON, Sscy.
Saturday, May 2i.d1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
The Stpu.pter Battle.

Our CITY and oil the region round about
Was and il more or less agog about an sxps-
dition Of the Keokuk Cavalry on Sunday
last TO Illinois. Word came that . suspi-
cioas band Of men was quArtered near Wag
oner's Landing, and il was thought best to
enquire into their movements. Alarge nun.
Der Of the Cavalry went over on Sunday,
armed with revolvers, .spurs and jack knives.
A detachment vas sent up the lows side TO
intercept tho band, in Case they should ~
tempt TO cross. The Cavalry surrounded
tho camp, and pus the mon through . rigid
examination. No arms or stolen property
were found. Tho mon said they we're from
St. Louis, and came up 30 6sh. Nobody NJ
killed, though tho COMPANY fred their pissols
into stump.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
EFFECTS OF SECESSION.

EFTEC45 OF SECESSION.
Last fsi, jrat when our people began TO feel
coafient hopes Of better times, in consequence OF
he croIs rAsed in the West, Secession ratssd
its Obstructive head and at once blasted all sur
hopes. Instead Of risnr, the price Of ali kinds 81
mercha ndse went down. which WAS only the be
ginning OF declining scale, ard ut this time
shoes for less than they cost a year ago. And UNI
der the influence Of such times they both work on
the bench, 20 AS al once to insure good hts, good
work aud reduce thT expenses and consequently
fhe prices Of their tooos.
They have the best selection Of raw material
brought TO this city, and invite ell persons de-
sircus of having Boots and shoes made to 90 and
O. sIlinG ThCiF ST0tK before leaving Their orders
elsewhere, at the sign Of the "Big Boot" No. So
MAin-lt. inch 2sd1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21

List ~ na nks ReestysA IN n cok M.
All the Bankers OF this city have agreed
TO take only the notes Of the follow
ing Banks, subject to correction daily. All
Wisconsin Banks rejected. Discredited our
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
Vencin & Jones,
CLoTHIERs
MERCHANT TAILORs

" nEP constantly on hand . Ane assortment Of
n CLOTHING of Oh descriptions. Also.
CIsshs. CassInasrss and vsstisgs.
\ Having In our employment Ans rte Tailors, ve
are prepared 10 make Clothing TO order on short
notice sud in the latcss style. vs. also keep cop-
stantly on hand large stock e Truuks. Valeses
Carpet Bags, 10. F sT $3.50 4
do we'll 70 rive rs csil bsfcre buying eissw here.
~ Remember the place " 10 N ai u street.
north side. vEAcILL JONES.
ap11d $3.50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
Arns ana Tsass.

Two thousand muskets from the st. Louis
Arsenal arrived here on Saturday last, %
bosrd the steamer Black Hawk, together With
$4,000 rounds Of ball cartridges, and anoth-
Or lot Of tents. The musksse are tho old.
fashioned smooth bore, altered 70 percussion
locks. They will answer for drilling and
other purposes, and are heap sight better
than nothing.
In tho passags from Quincy 70 this place,
the arms ssfe guarded By : 90. pAny % vol.
nnseers from Quincy, who saw thsa safsly
deposited in Burns 4 Rensgsn's wsfshosss,
and then returned on tho steamer 20 Quincy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
Mstor ArraYuc.

The address Of Major Spragos last svs-
ming, gave great Satisfaction 10 those who
heard i. Unfortunately rooa could peI
DO had large enough 70 sooomnodats one
hall Of those who siahsd 20 hsAr hin. Bat
those ~hodid hsar hin, left vith shsir pA.
triosism highly intensified. The soldiess 10
partisalas, we're wrsught up 90 high pissh
Of indignation and dsserminatios 80 redress
the wro1gs done 20 or gailant soldiers and
ofiosrs, and revenge the uanson iDsulss
sisss % orr giorisas ss.rs and stripss, NJ ~
rebels and tfaisors. We regrst that ve have
not room for detailed notice u ~ "a.
dress. mi s ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
The Evening Post:
THE OLDEST DEmOCRATsC RE-
PUBLICAN JOURNAL IN THE
ryrv nr NrU vnpH.

CITY OF NETWORK;
NroW In the sfXTIE1H YEAR Of its existence.
~ Combines all the essential elements OF
CONF. EIE FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Ii liz devoted TO the support OF the Democratic Re-
publican party, wHEs II II RI0RT and OF DEM
OcRATiC PRINCIPLES ALWAYS! IL the nm
compromising adyccate OF
free SoiIs Free Labor Free speech!
A strict onst rpction Of the Constitution, and an
Economi al Administration OF The Government.
THE DAILY EVENING POST,
Which In printed on = large folio sheet, contains
full account OF the 81 the day, the 10,
test foreign intel IRence-exc usi'eesrrespondence
publ documents Of interest and Importance
proce ed ngs of Congress ard If the State Legisia-
tarc-Popular Lectures--Tales--Poetrs Reviews
and extracts from Now Books-City News--speciAl,
fun and accurate reports If Commercial and Finan-
ciAl Affairs. New York Markets, including stock
and Money Markets, together with the Cattle
Mnrke,e Ut the country, and such Foreign markets
AS ara Of general interest. Its editorial dsqnis-
sions arc always frank, fearlsrs and Independent.
THE SEMI WEEKLY EVENING POST
Contain. all tho fading Of the Daily Evening Post
and the latest news, BY teisgSsIhs and mails, up
10 he houv Of publication.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21

~Iti IL pleasant seeno to witness the
battle Of knives and forks in whole oom-
paDy Of our military whom seated together
at mess. particularly whso ell i mirsh and
hArmooy aud sDlivened By the presence d
tho fair sex. On Saturday last Ne bad the
pleasure Of witnessing the Governors 0reys
q Kings on johnson street, when thrss
hearty cheers were given for tho wives Of
the Chaplain, Mr.. Fuller, and Sergeant Ras.
cell. We must not omit TO mention tbt
ohssrs for ssths girls they left behind thsm.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-21
THE DAILY EVENING POST,
TUE WEEKLY EVENING POST

L. edited with especial reference to the wants OF
country xeade, sad Lesidts Ill the articles q gen.
erai interest pabishod in the Daily Evening POST
rs comple.s digest pf the news q the DAY.
and sn dcs otcd t. the interest
and Instruction VI Farmers. * consaint 30 hing
columns Of reading matter every week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
The Power OF Home Courte.ie..

Some writer gives in the following sentence
his expsrience Il am one Of those whose LOT
IN life Las lccn 10 go out into an unfriendly
world 10 an early age aud of nearly twenty
families IN which ] made my home in the course
Of ahou' n'ne years. there were only three or
four that could be.propcrly designated as hap
py families, and the source Of trouble was not
50 much the lack Of love lack Of care 10 man
fest II The closing words Of this sentence
gave Us the fruitful source OF family aiensiuss<,
oi hcartHchcs innumerable, Of many sad faces
and gloomy home circles. "Not 20 much the
inrk Of love ~ lack OF earc TO manilrs, a.
VIVA; world OF MISERY IL suggested by this
brief remark! Not over three OF four happy
homes IN twenty, and the cause 80 manifest and
30 easily reme,Iicd. Alb. in the -.malI, sweet
eourtesies OF life" what power resides. In
" look, word. "A tone, how much Of Happiness
or disquie.pde may lie commaaieaisdl Think
Of it, reader. and take the lesson homo with
you.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
VARIETY.



When was walking throagh street in the
City Of, Few days ago, passed man
whose bad wa. whitehead aud body bowed by
the hard-lIps ct no, le-s than sixty year. His
limits ueinhicd rnder their heavy burden. and
with much apparent effort he advanced ba,
slowly. I overheard him talking in low and
subdued voice. evidently mourning over bi,
wearincs, and poverty. Suddenly bi. tone
changed. aud hs step Paiekcnsi nv be exclain,.
ed, IN re-, when get home
Even ne though, Of rst 6iled him with new
life. 10 that be pursued with energy bic weary
way. To me u was Lesson. If The thouvh,
Of The refreshing ieSt Of home encourages the
e"re~o'n latorcr 20 hat, almost unmindful Of
fatigue asd burden. he quickrns HIS sep home.
wards in view Of ynch n rest should press ON.
ward with ,ieor.
kis little incident ot.en comes 20 mind
AMID the perpiexing labors Of the day and s,iin.
ulsies me 10 more constant and earnest effort
Zach laborsr toiling in his Masters vineyard
bearing the heat and the burden of tie day, can
nay III rest when get home Here let MS
b- diligent i'm the service Of God, remembering
that our rest j. above. Fellow traveller, are
your burdens grieyous to be borne, no that YOU
are ready to faint on the wayr jesus says,
Come unto me, all ,e that are heavy laden. and
will rrrc you rest To rcst from toll is sweet;
20 rest from sin 10 Hea,en-CAr;sfian Aiscel
my. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

hSrA paper has been signed by many mem
hcrs Of the Conyeniion and General Assembly.
inviting senator CritteniIen. ~ isntacky. 10 al
drvss themselves and the citizen. Of Richmond.
Mt an early day, on the Affairs Of the country
The Whig thinks ii highly probable that a oosp-
Pliunentsry dinner will be iendercd fhs vensra-
bic Statesman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

HS-A young lawyer lately eancIuded he ar
gunen' IN case Of irc:pas. with the following
Sublime burst -" IL gentlemen Of the jary ilse
defendants hogs arc permitted to roam at large
o'or the fair helds Of nay eIirn,. with impunity
aud without Pokes. then then. indeed, have
cur foreiaibers fought, and bIsd, and died in
vain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

rss~A married man falling into misfortune IL
more "ptto retrieve bis situation in the world
than single one. chiefly because his spirits are
soS'hed AMI retrieved by domestic erdearnsenis
and his seIfrrspec, kept alive by 6ndfng that
although all abroad be darkness and hamilia.
iion' YET sherc is little world Of love q, home
ovvr which he is monarch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

USaSrSHy.." We must b. unaninov~.r aid
Ilaoeock. 90 ne occasion of signing The D,rla-
rAi'oo oi indeI~ns'snce % there must b. no pull
iug bosh Ways"
Yes. answered Frahkhn we must ell
hang together, Or nosi assurelly ", shall all
hang sepwafsly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

tss- Money should b. regarded viii a certain
serioasness, for i' Is the quintsssenes. or rrIse
sentative az iSs gifts o. Providenoe and ne ssii
Of man. Is hnrl 20 get and easy 20 spena.--
I''sss Z peril and hl,ssse,if--s- ~ a. To tie
wise asd good !, Is the beet q all servants 20
the weak aH'l foolish s Is ,ls nsost terrible ~
iyrants
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

p9-A ooantry cpaple. nsvly mariod. stop
Ped ~ the Gibson Hou-e in Cineihnstt few
days 40, and chs gToom called fos some wine
When ashel What Kind of vine he wo.ll hs,,
rcplicd
We vsnt that tind q ~ine vbcn the cora
pops oui ihe liquor boils up hse ,aap,suss.~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
THE "wAGER HOUSE"
UNION HOTEL.
Berryviile, Clarke Csualy, Virginia.

FgWfs ncw Hotel l. how otca and resdy Eorl;s,.M
Il Eaest. y = not only anew Hnscl, but aA1AA
new house. New rootns new bed. new f,gT,itur.
a,es 'npfoSe'ueHts-rootns iarse, airy and comfort.
Sons aff,yni. =
Nv BARis supGiled With the i,cst Liquors. Alum.
aahre ~ esmieient servants alvsys Ia at,endaspe
Wy sIABlE and OstieT shall he 81 tie VEN hest
ki'd. ad duo affcI.fion viii he gwen 60 aay horse
eOsnmlttc<i to my chasEe.
II ALREADY hs- heen said hatterinrly of my tal5e
PRIV AMI management "Tbis j. like the hest sAy
:" hash Isylor,- However this may be true merit.
ed mr. Taylor. or ans ese could nos have pledged
o.c faftcst etleasnr and stnDuz determination q,
bnud up hrf class House than do II n.oney and
every attention can do h.
All al ofthe pablie y 10 Owe me cali and PROVE
trussor faisc. UAHFOTfi,
VL III Wy ftr J.. A. GLAfE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

pea-Th-ss = saefoslncss in tear Tbev
Arr Dot chs mask g weakness bat u powc,.--
Thcy Ar tls ssessearrys - oseruhsinsiag
grief q dep eou,rIiioe sna urspssAabis love.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
.Gentlemnn.-I, Mr.. N.in,

fG-Gentlemnn.--Is Mrs. n. in,
Ser'ant.--No Sir. shes no, at home.
Gentieman.-wen nm sorry as owe her
somc money and have come TO pay IL.
Voice from over the balusirades; oh!Ism
in. To be sure am. Why. Sally. didh'r you
know ihati AK the gentleman 10 walk ini.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

II, g,n"criand Coal Stoves. sixs; Ten Plate Stove.
Az We, With "r without BoiIcr tops; wafIIc-ir,,os
H,si lrOn bcaters; Church Stoves, &C. Ar
h' -fnrt rtisslfiou 10 business AMI desire m ,l.s
Sep o. 1s60 EN y EasTlf,n,x
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
VIRGINIA to-wit.
Nv The cfrc'of Court ef JcF1so. Cssaiy.
Ann T.. 1iiiner, P.afNfir.
19dSas 500 IN CHAHGERY

~ "e o"cN" coH'f ef Jcfersos Cesnty.
Ann T.. 6iliner, P.afnhe.
A9a'asf '-sei IN CHdE6ERY.
Henry Berry. Admir-. de bonis non with the
Will annexed Of Jehn BAKER. deed, VINCENT NJ,
Butier, Admir- with the will annexed a William
short, dec d. Robert ineas, late Sheriff Of JEFF
irrson County, COMMITTEES Adm'r of Jo-eph
Mehurran. dsed- and of Samucl ID. Baker, ,ls.
ceased, and Of YIN. Li-ie Baker, doe a.. and John
Baker decd. aud Of Robert W. Baker. dol.
and Of Juliet w. Baker, decd, and OF Ellen NJ.
iaPseo't DECD DgTs.
The Washington County Bank. &C.. PhS.
." IN cHAScRRY
VIM. lucas. Admr Of Samuel Ensie. deed.
hs'd the heirs Of said decedent DcfTs.
AND
John Hopkins. surviving partners, &c, Phg..
RS IN CHAHCERY
The same Defendants rs in the first above
case. ana Ann r. ,silner DsTa
COMMISSIONER H. r. Cooke haying made
Oan additional report in pursuance Of thc de-
cree OF The last term, aud these causes coming
on again to be heard BIZ consent nIsn the ,,aurrs
formerly rs,ad. ard saia report Of Comsa;ssisner
Cooke, Of October i9th ls60, was argued by
counsel, ard the Court not deci.iinr spyth;nc
aris,Hg upon said report, except what relates 70
the bond Of II. Reyes, fos esSs.l5 cts. s;ih n.
sewer 81 the Court do collect fie said hond. ana
after dtsuciiRg his own commission. a nj ire ex-
Penses Of said report 81 October 18th. lssa. that
he pay over one fourth Of the balance 20 a.,
plH'ntih, Asa y. tilmrr nad fkis eau.r = again
refomnisied 10 The same commissioner 10 asrrr.
tain and report What proper disposisian shoaId
be made 81 She rensiniag fauris in shis cause
~ who-e hands they arr. and IN What cnpa~ity
bid. making any special ssatemosss deemed per
tis'ent BY himself. OF which siky be rcasired.-
Ana the .a'd Commissioner = directsd 60 give
hos'es % The p@rtics by puhlicasian IN suss psw.-
paper o. tbe county. onee veek, fsr four sac
ess-iye sesks. sAich publication siaIl DC IN leu
OF personal aSsiee. a COyy--Tesss,
r. z. BROWN, Clerk.
1he parties 70 The above suits are l,errby noti.
ass 70 APpeaF nj ny oinos. IN Ckarses,Ss.s,, ~
tersos Cosnty, Virginia, on tire sth dav Of
hArrs, 1851. With their eyidenre, 70 enable 40
" ekeruir The atote deeFes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
CYPRESS AND FAMILY J0URNAIZ.
ARIES
oATHARTI0
PILLS.

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- sus4 - ssEssA = .
-. ~ Ay9's flliN -
- -. = -. =. =
s:'..s;.ss &c. :. .s..xs
Is.xSZ.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

RFA love siek yuung man who hss b,xa
taken ,erJ mVch ~ isss 70 uriiinr ssaness. has
,josi hang hini.slf viii es,s ofkis opn lines.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07

Nrwles yuu rresive . kiuinss,. rssaouIc,
si ~h,e you be.'o~ ees, hfsss i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-07
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
sAaERg sa - a.
I've Through Trails Daily,
B6UeeH Harp1s-Feryy and al parts Of hs
East AND WEST.
TRANSFORMATIONS DgpICH.
BALTIMORE ohlo railroad

FfRS1.rhc ESpfer~ Train Having BsitIu<syr daily
elnsisng Sunday. n io'siurk Hfri 10 minute. IA M
arriving 81 fsuvssosi ~ O5 a. ~ Recommending viii
the COctarat ESpfrss Train aud arriving ~ Cinsis.
nnu a. O't1rrk, ~ N. Making. dirert eoanessions
VIA The ENtsess TtEiR no Louisville Cairo and
the Seuth wet, isr -. I1us, Kansas Nebraska &C.
leseep sasdays) At 90 A. ~. arriving al ,an.l,er
Land % II ~ a. n, ard wheriipg a. IN
THIRD. Accommodation Train leaves Baltimore dal
1e. -
TircaEh Tickets be had at fl.Is ssnfloa 10 all
The yThictpsi western ard Northwestern towns
The time - arrival and departure a All the r-saen
ger train- ~ this SEafhm D a. eIlows.
TRAINS Wf1yTW ann
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purchased 81 Messrs. Rohr 4 Davis, washing Ma.
sirahls article for fsnliy ase INass also purchas.,
the LITTLE GIANT. the best In, enf!on 81 Mr. Rohr.
which my family regard the most perfcst WosL.
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wssnsonan bears testilpOoy To its efficacy u doiag
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