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PROF. l.. MIL-LER'S
HAIR INvIGORAT0R
An Effective, SAFE and Economical
.Mfi. Compound,

An Ene0ttve, Daf4 ana ECONOMICAL
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FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
To its original color without dysng, and preventing
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FOR PREVENTING BALDNEss,
And curing IT, when there ID the least partcleof yD
or Iecuperative energy remaining NJ,
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUP
And all cutaneops affections Of the Scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.
Impartns to 1t an unsqaled gloss and bliancy making
soft and silky In Its texture and causing 1t to cu
The great celebrity and increasing demand for this an
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superior qualities any other preparation in USE
cieanses the head and scalp from dandruf and other
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giving Il anch soft glossy and flexible ans
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hose parts which have become BALD causing II yield
Tesh covering OF hair. 70
York who had their hair restored tg the Of this
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NJ has In his porsesslon letters innumerablo tesyng
to the above facts from persons OF the highest redsecta
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With the Invigorator can DO dIesssdn any required
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hence the great demand for It by the ladies' standard
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places 1t within the reach Of oil, being ''t'.'
Only Twenty-Five Cents
psr bottle to be had at all respectable DruggIts and
lq Perfamoy. -
L. MILLER would csll the attention Of Parents and
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me chiIdreus hair inclines to DO weak. Tho use Of
lays the foundation for goodAeqd Of hair, ~ It rs
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oLuzror None genuine without tho facsimlIe LOUIS
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also desire 10 present to the American Public my
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A dRNAr OURn BY DIR, KEYSER'S PE0T0RAL
SYRUP,- live In PEBBLES township Allegheny county
had acOughng and splitting, which commenced aOout
the 1h Of february last and continued eight months,
employed the best physicians in the country, and my
cough continued unsbated until early in October Al
that time vas adyised TO try your PE0T0RAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and after had taken bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splitting Ihsd
despared Of ever getting WE'LL and think 1t should be
known that this valuable remedy will do Tor others Whst
II has done In my case, ' --- JOHN o. LIFTLE'
Witne..-R, N, KKR. PEBBLES townhp.
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.pi 80. PITTsBURGH April "a, 1857.
READ THE TRUTH. DIR. KKYsERl have daugh-
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without beneht-among them Ayers cherry Pectoral.-
purchased from You q bottle Of your PEOTOBAL
sYRUP and before she had used half bottle she was
relieved Tho second bottle cured her entirely Of her
souqh .ti s- JOHN DARN,
I-y Robinson street, Allegheny.
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PRICE PRICE Is p cents per Box; Five boxes for sloO

Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
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remedies, but our space here will not permit the
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sTEUBkEvILLE, o., March IA, 1858
have used DR., Keysers Cough syrup for had cough
Of several years standing, and can cheeruy say II II
the best medicine for the same that have taken
..' ]. W. PRIOn
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Ayers Cathartic Pills..
FOR THE CURE OF

Costiceness Jalgaaioe, Dyspepsia, 81 Indigestion,
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They are at home and any ono who has doubts can In
quire Of the peron who have been cured by.it.
DR. KHYgHR 10 PREPARED AT ANY TIME TO
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT oHARGH, FOR ALL
THOSE WHO NHHD HIS MEDICINES.
ATTEND TO YOUR O0LDB-A case Of fye years.
landing cured by DIR. KMYBHR'a PHoT0RAL SYRUP.
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u. FTTTbbUKHHi NOV. Ibj Ib55,
DR. KKyIER Although not an advocate OF Patent
Medicines In general 1t anords pleasure indescriba
BILE to recommend your Peotoral Syrup. As medicine
II 10 well worthy the attention Of any person who may In
Of any hind and for tho peculiar qualifications for
moving all that disagreeable sensation attending
we're cold. ...,#.f.. ..u .
+ have been, more or less In my life, affected with the
ssyerest Of colds and hoaseness. At times my throa
would become 90 closed as prevent my speaking above
whisper and by taking few doses Of the above Byrur
would relieve me entirely. 7
"a In recommending this incidence must unhesitatngly
that 10 the best remedy found purportng Il
ure the above, should any family be without th
emedy for diseases 20 prevalent. sa
Yours, most respectfully,
900 EDWARD J. JONES,
1- Cashier Citizens Deposit Bank
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PrTTsBURsH, Jan. IL, 1850.
Dr. KEYm i--My wife has boon afflicted with bad
cough and difficulty Of breathing for hve or SIX years.
which for several years back bad gradually increased In
violence. The complaint has been hereditary, and she
had been treated by several physicians without any
lief In this state Of her case procured some Of your
Pectoral Cough Syrup. Ibought the Arst time, fifty
and got dollar bottle which cured her entirely and
she has trace OF the former disease except weak
ness would also state that used the medicine my
self TO cold and cough. The medicine cured by tax
Ing one dose fexpfem my entire satisfaction with the
medicine, and you at liberty TO publish this You
desire to do 30. f-' WIN. WILSON,
...i Alderman Fifth Ward
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PICTORIAL SYRUP.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
4-~-~-- -
FURTHER FROM BURNSIDE. ;.
W7ER RDWDF THE REBEIS.
O. i. w is Q XtlIe d !.
cow. LYNCH DROWNED.
Philadelphia, Feb. Ia.

Philadelphia, Feb. ID.
The Inquirer has special dispatch
about Burnside expedition, saying that
the enemy were pursued for several hours,
and thattwo complete regiments, on their
way to reinforce the fort, we're captured.
Every road was lined with the guns, KNAPP.
sacks and clothing Of the wounded. dead
and dying Governor Wise's son was
shot through both legs and the lungs and
died the following day. Acting Brig.
Gen. Hill and Coils. Shaw, Gordon and
Green were captured, with large mum
Der of subordinate officers. The Federal
gunboat Com. Perry ran down the rebel
flag ship Sea Bird, having on board Com.
Lynch, cutting her apart. Our men
boarded her. During the enoouater
which ensued, portion Of her officers
end crew jumped overheard, and others
had their brains Knocked ont with hand.
spikes. '
Later rebel accounts state that Com
Lynch has not yet been heard from. He
was probably drowned during the fight.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Fox
has also received private letter, in which
it is stated that the number of killed oil
our navy is about 20 and of the army
about 80.
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That Was an unfortunate item of ours
about the soldier of Co. /, who was to be
drurnmed out Of camp. We more than
suspected as much. but had not time to
verify the facts. 1t appears nov that the
soldier alluded to was not member Of
Go. !, and the sentence of the court mar.
tiaf was four days solitary confinement on
bread and water. The Lieut.. Colonel, in
his order read at dress parade, disap.
proved this finding, aud said the man
ought 20 have been drummed out.
Thus it will be seen how our informants
didn't hear straight, and thus we were
misled. Company is exonorated. And
we have another lesson in the fallibility
OF human testimony on military matters
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neport Of tho Grand july.

1t is due to the Grand jury and theii
efficient Foreman to state that Judge
Springer, just before discharging them,
paid them high compliment for their
industry and efficiency, and the close At.
tsntion they had paid to the wants Of the
county and the abuse Of the laws. The
Jury have given warning that they intend
to hold violaiors OF the laws, and public
officers TO . strict accountability. The
evils which they have pointed ont are
srievous. and ought to be reformed.
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(sITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Nertto Banking House Of VIM. Thompson Co.
New Books.

The City Book Store Is this day In receipt OF ths
following choice literature
Csch preerne. ~ Theodore Winthrop.
Jvhp Brent
Shadow In the HeusT, hy Saunders.
The Household Of BoHy erie. by southern Lady
Songs In Many Keys, by Holmes
RecoifectIens of shelley and Byren. BY TfsisuHr,
shsiIes Mem rails. by Lady Shelley.
The kaieaed Stone, BY yirginian
Tosn Hurkss school bays VI klxby.
peQutnrys Opium Eater.
Lnsrary "Reminiscences
Theological EssasH,sc.
Hoofs Poems. Blue and Gaid.
LoweIts - ~
ieasfeiiows Poems, Biae and Gold.
saEs's az
hIs. Jameson's Loves 81 the Poets Blue 4 Gold.
:" Characteristics, DC, "a ss
= Stuaiss, Ae..
!" Italian Painters, 8.
. Legend ofths n aaionHa" 80
Sketches Of Ar, 8. ..
Diasy, 4e-.
HawthorHe's Marble Faun.
House Of the Screen Cables.
Scarlet Letter.
% hosscv, from an Old Manse.
Twice Teii Tales.
$. Snow Image
Bifhedsie Ho.aanses
I4ongfeIlow's Hiawslha
:" Evsngeiiue
The above Books will be sold at pubiishers praes
The rnbiie invited 10 call and examine thu
febc d J. W OGDEN
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Illinois Convention.
Springfield, ILL.,, Feb. Ii.

10y = - -
Judge Purple sent up reply.to cer-
tain enquiries made of him through the
Peoria Transcript as to the powers and
legality Of the acts Of the convention; orr
dered to be printed in the proceedings
Mr.. Campbeil's resolutions recomme ndiny
Congress to make Treasury notes legal
tender and that the interest on Govern
ment bonds should not be paid in coin,
was lost. ayes %, nays 40. The conven-
ton adopted Hackers ordinance propos-
ing 10 amend the Constitution of the Uni
ted States By 80 to 33 Mcssrs. Purple,
Edwards. Leith, Barley and jackson de,
sired their protests entered on the jour
nal. The President took the matter M.
der advisement. The Committee Of the
Whole adopted Mr.. Wanderers amend
ment 10 section forty of the third article
of the new Constitution. which provides
that the Illinois Central railroad Company
shall not be released from paying seven
per cent. of its earnings into the State
Treasury, and recommended the adoption
of the Whole article by the convention,
which report the convention adopted
The convention spent the entire afternoon
discussing the FIRST aud second sections OF
the Judiciary Committee report The
amendments were of trivial oharac ter
and persistently adhered to 1.-THE eeH-
vention debates and caucussas the reports
Of committees as it has the Legislative
Department and Judiciary Department. so
far, it viii hardly get through work before
May.
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lows Legislature.
Especial to Hawk Eye. I
Des Moines, Feb. Is.

Des Moines, Feb. Is.
The Senate passed the bill making the
notes of the State Bank and United States
Treasury notes receivable for Taxes, and
sent the same to the House, which will
pass the same.
A Joint Resolution was passed, protest
ing against the reported disgrace Of the
Iowa Second, and calling on Gen. Hal.
leck for Investigation.
The House referred the resolution to
the Military Committee, awaiting further
information passed Senate bill fixing
Jurors fees at one dollar and fifty cents q
day, and ten cents mileage, and The losing
party to pay SIX dollars into the County
Treasury 1t is estimated that the bill
will save the State from thirty to forty
thousand dollars annually besides discour.
aging much litigation This act take.
effect Immediately. A committee Of five
has been appointed BY the House toinyes
tigate alleged swindles and exorbitan,
taxation IN the northwestsrn counties.
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xXxvI1 Congress- First Session


Washington. Feb. Is.
SEsArE--Mr. Wilkinson, from The
Committee on lpdian Affairs. reported d
joint resolution for the relief OF certain
Indians. He said there were at this time
from 4 900 to 5, 900 loyal Indians at Leav-
enworth, Kansas, who had been driven
from their homes and were entirely desti.
tute and almost in state of starvation -
They were mostly Greeks, Chickasaws and
Chacktaws,
Mr.. Doolittle said that he had reso.
luton to the same effect, drawn with the
concurrence of the Secretary of the Int
rior.
Mr.. Wilkinson accepted Mr.. Doolittle 4
resolution as a substitute and il was
adopted.
Mr.. Harris introduced a bit. providing
for provisional governments in certain
cases; referred.
Mr.. Doolittle presented a petition from
the Oneida Indians, asking that the erin
inal laws Of Wisconsin be extend oye,
them.
Mr.. Foster introduced bill to provide
for the occupation and cultivation Of Ger
tain cotton lands on the Southern coast
referred.
Mr.. Chandler, from the Committee or
Commerce, reported bill requiring Cap
talns Of vessels starting to foreign ports t.
take the oath of allegiance.
On motion Of Mr.. Grimes, the bill Il
provide a warden FOR the Jail in the Dis
trict of Columbia was taken up ans
passed.
The report and resolution Of the Nsva
Committee in regard to the Secretary o
War was taken up.
Mr.. Wilkinson said he could not q
back to the people Of the Union with
vote sanctioning transaction giving on,
man more money than was paid all he
soldiers in the field. He thought til,
question was not whether the Secretary D
the Navy or Mr.. Morgan were homes
men. He.would not deny that But i
was burning shame when the people O
the country were taxed and going to b.
taxed 20 pay such amounts to one man
and the people condemn it, and will con
denim the Senate if they sanction il.
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.
DIsTRicT CoURT, Lee county, Iowa,
February Term, 1867.

u
To the Hon. Francis Springer, Jadge
The Grand Jury would respectfully repre-.
sent that during the present session they
have been panied TO witness in cases sent
here from various parts of the county,
where the preliminary examination was
had before Justice of the Peace, that
all the witnesses called upon in that ex-
animation were summoned before the
Grand Jury whether they knew anything
about the case or not, and when In fact
they had testified before the Magistrate
that they knew nothing about the case
But because they were called before the
Justice to tell that tribunal that they were
entirely ignorant Of everything pertaining
to the case, their names are sent before
the Grand Jury aud they are put to the
trouble Of attending Court, travelling va
rious distances from the extremes Of the
county, at an inclement season Of the
year. only to tell the Grand Jury that they
know nothing about the case and so ties,
titled before the Justice. This evil to
say the least of it, calls loudly for reform,
as well from the consideration of the
trouble to individuals as the enormous
cost TO the county.
Another evil not acted upon by ahis
Jury at this term is the refusal Of citizens
to assist officers when called upon to do
80, to arrest obstinate persons who will
and do overpower the officer while be is
in the act Of performing his duty and
is periling his life to execute the man
dates of the law. If bystanders refuse to
assist an officer in making an arrest when
called upon to do SO, the utmost rigor of
the. law should be dealt out to them. Yet
30 common has this practice been that the
law pertaining to such cases has almost
become dead letter. This Jury not hav-
ing any direct cases Of the kind before
them, but knowing that such facts exist,
believe that statement published TO the
world might prevent the future occurrence
Of such conduct and save the cost Of many
prosecutions.
Another evil which has come particu.
larly to our notice, AND which we believe
calls for some action on the part of oul
Legislature, and at the same time for re-
form in the conduct of those persons who
have been appointed to guard the public
peace, is the selling Of intoxicating
liquors. With but few exceptions ever,
case which has come before this Jury hae
4 Its origin in the baleful influence Of Wits
key. More care should be taken in elect
| ing our township officers, whose particu
lar business it is TO abate the nuisance q
every doggery wherever it may BE- found
and Of the establishments Of more erten
sivs dealers if they deal out the poison i
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L. Howe 4 Co. will sci! at auction on
Saturday morning Feb 18th, at 10 o'clock
in front of their Auction room, Estes
House, three or four good horses, sold
singiy Tor cash. This will offer rare
opportunity TO get good horse cheap.
DIT L. HOWE, Auctioneer.
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AND LUNGS.

this season Of the year VIXEN coughs and colds
are troublesome every family should have saff and
certain remedy Al hand Rabtom's hive syrup aud
4oIa 10 the very thing 1t is not only pleasant for
children TO take. but 10 certain cure for Group,
"heopsng Cough, Bronchitis Asthma, Coughs and all
affections OF ibe Throat and Lungs.
sold by all Druggists. Price vs. cents.
Orders may be addressed toJ. II. wilkinson, Whole
ssis Agent, Ne. 81 Main ST., Keokuk, Lows.
deelSaImw9t
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County Court BILL.-The Iowa Sen.
ate devoted last Tuesday afternoon to the
reconsideration of MIR. Dysart's County
Court bill. as amended by the judiciary
Committee. The Register says the en-.
tire legal ability Of the Senate has been
devoted to the perfection Of this measure,
aud that there Is little doubt Of it's pass.
age.
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THE GATE CITY
SATURDAY., FEBRIyARY is

SThe..Rev. DR.. Brown will preach in
the Westminster Chapel, on Seventh 1t.
tomorrow, 10th inst, morning, and eve.
ming.