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era bomb-shell mot explodeaa xhi,

ETA bomb-sheli (not exploded which
fell IN the camp OF the 0tn Nsw-.;ersey
Regiment, from the rebel batteries 81
Co0kpit Point, was sent y a..trophy" 10
Camden, n. j., and while two young men
we're handling il in the barroom Of the
Weccacoe House, LAST Saturday night, il
exploded, killing both instantly, and shat
tering the entire house. One Of the young
men Was son Of ex-Mayor Hsmmell, and
the other was Remington Ackly, agent
Of the Northwest Copper Company, Lake
Superior, then on visit home. II
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: :
The Fight SttlI Going ON.

Cairo, March II.
The town is full of rumors from below
but there is little of anything that can be
called reliable. We are anxiously expect
ing information from Island No. 10, but
are as yet without anything definite. At
last accounts Com. Foota was at work and
using his fotilla TO the best possible ad-
vantage, moving his mortar boats out of
range Of the enemy's batteries or gun
boats, and throwing shells into their for
tifcations, it is supposed with terrible ef-
feet. The iron-clad gunboats had not yet
been brought into the action. The NOR
tar flats had gained the proper range and
the accuracy Of the FIRE fully equalled the
previous expectations.
We have nothing Especial interest from
the Cumberland or Tennessee rivers.-
Transports loaded with ttFeeps continue to
arrive,here and depart.for their proper dcF.
tinations. +
Cairo is still excessively muddy, and a
considerable portion of the levee is COW
cred with water.
Much mortality is reported among the
sick and wounded ut Mound City.
The weather is clear, warm and spring
like. River swelling slowly.
st. Patrick's day is being celebrated by
the Fire Companies and civil authorities.
Tomorrow we expect news Of impor.
lance from the gunboat flotilla and West
Tennessee wing of the army.
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experiments. and testing and proving
iron clading for vessels OF war: adopted.
The joint resolution authorizing the
President 70 assign the command Of the
troops in the field 70 officers without re-
gard TO seniority, vas taken up after dis
cussion. On the motion Of Mr.. Nesmith
Of Oregon, the resolution was recommit-
ted 70 the Military Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Fessenden the Pos.
Office appropriation bill was taken up
Mr.. Latham offered an amendment, that
the z. M. General be authorized to estab-
lish mail, less than semi-monthly, be-
tween San Francisco and Crescent City,
including the intermediate ports: agreed
to. Latham also offered IN amendment,
that American steamers and sailing yes
sells bound TO any foreign port shall
receive such mails as the P. o. Depart
msnt may cause to be placed on board,
and promptly deliver the same; and that
vessels coming from foreign ports shall
receive any mail matter from Consuls, &c,
the compensation being the usual post.
age. Mr.. Sherman move to add, proyi
ded the Government shall not pay more
than it receives motion agreed to. The
amendment was then adopted, and the
bill passed.
The bill for the abolition Of slavery In
the District of Columbia was then taken
up and postponed till tomorrow.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported back the House bill
to facilitate judicial proceedings for cap
tured property, and for the better admin
istration Of deyises.
Executive session.
HousE.-The House passed the Sen
ate's joint resolution, that if any State
during the present rebellion shall make
any appropriation to pay the volunteers
of that State, the Secretary of War is
authorized to accept the same, and use to
be appointed by the Paymaster General
to the paymasters designated BY tho legis-
lative act making the appropriation, in
the same manner as if appointed by act of
Congress; and also to make any regula-
tons that ,usy be necessary for the dis
bursment and proper application Of such
funds for the specific purpose for which
they may be appropriated by the several
States.
The House concurred In the report of
the Committee of Conference on the bill
regulating suffers, who are authorized to
receive lien on the soldiers to only one
sixth of the amount paid them. Penal
ties are annexed fur violating this proyis-
ion.
A resolution was adopted asking the
Secretary of War TO inform the House by
whose authority certain vessels were re
Gently chartered, and tho amount Of COM
pensaion to be paid for the same.
Mr.. Lovejoy, Of Ills., asked leave to
introduce resolution iustructing the
Committee On the District Of Columbia to
inquire and report by what authority Mrs.
Brisloe, Of Georgetown, seized, or caused
to be seized, two men, and had them sent
to Baltimore and imprisoned in Jail. and
whether such arrest and imprisonment was
not in violation of the following provision
in the Constitution, which says sNo per-
son shall be deprived of his life or liberty
without due process Of law.
Mr.. Johnson objected.
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S,ass or rHE Tlmxs-Comment eno.ob

SIGNS or THE TlMEs.- Comment enough
Of tho manner in which nearly al branch
es Of trade are effected, il the advertise
ment Of : prominent New York house, in
another column, Offering Gold and Silver
Watches 1t prices yhich barely cover the
cost Of the raw material. rd6w2w
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The DEs MONIES TRADE.-The little
steamer Des Moines City came up to the
wharf Sunday afternoon from her winter
quarters behind the Island, above Warsaw.
She goes up the Des Moines at once to
get the way open, the locks repaired, DC,
SO that the Nevada and Clara Hine can
follow. These three boats viii make q
line from Eddyville to Fort Dodge and
run as long as there is water. The Nevada
will run between Des Moines and Fort
Dodge, and the people of-the s.Des Moincs
Republic appear to be anxiously await
ing their advent. The immense fall Of
snow during the winter will probably keep
the river in good boating order for some
time. There are large quantities of pro-
dace in the Valley to come out, if the
rates Of transportation justify.
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THROAT AND LUNGS.

Atfhis season of the year when coughs and colds
nrslronhlasame every family should have safe and
certain remedy at hand. Ranson's Hive syrup ard
Toin ~ ths very Thing II Is not only Pleasant for
children to take. but 10 certain cure for Group,
"hoopng Cough, Bronchitis, Asfhna, Coughs, and al
Affection. OF .hs TLros, and Lupgs
Sold BY all DrnGGists. Price 2scents
Orders may be Addressed to- T.. W ill inson whols
sale Agent. No. 81 Aain-st., ksoant, Iowa.
decI3dlmw2t
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SVA few nights since some villain en-
tered the stable Of Mr.. James Caldwell, a
few miles from Croton, and stole oil his
harness. On the same night one Of his
neighbers suffered like less. The her-
SEES in the stables were not disturbed.
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w Arr WAR;! WAR!!!

All persons keeping or having for sale, an, on
kiads OF Munitions OF War such ~ Guns Pistols Res
vovers and vi Ammunition are required net
TO seiito any person without from The ndcr
aligned This order must be strictly complied With
aadeTDenal, oiforissing all articles n,entone In
shsirposssasion. JOHN sTANNUs,
Jylsd Surveyor Ponof keokuk.
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@ The Montrose Brass Band accom-
panied the Montrose Blues to our city last
evening, and added very much by their
splendid music 10 the fine effect produced
by the company.
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. COMMERCIAL.

DAILY GATE CRY oSrlcE,
"a KEoK-K March II, CO.
FLouR-supernne III Is; Spring heate xtrs se co
Fall Wheat Extra - Is.
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-soto zoe Y 100 ~
CORS-l-c TO 20 y bush.
BARLEY-asc.
wHEAT-ln good demand. Fsll go; sprin. ~
to Soc.
RYE-25c 10 %.
OATS-I5c.
POTATOES -l54a0 by the load retail 25 TO 30c.
sUGAR-New orieans fair lOt3lIh prime liXO
~ clarified l2l6 ~; crushed and loaf las0i3i.
AoLAssKs-PiantasionS $3.50 Susarhouse ls150;
Golden Syrup TOE 75c.
coFFEE-Rioais22e; Java2sSse LaguyrasaGas.
RlCE--oa loo.
soAP-Paim g, Family ske, German tCin.) "
07ae.
CANDLES-Stsr 152i6. stearine IL, Mould 10.
LARD-s4 10 Sc; retail &c.
BUTTEK-Common6 lG7c; Choice 10, retail u hGl5
LEATHER-Soie 256as; Harness $3.50.
HIDEs-Dry Toto lee, green Al to s: green sheep
pelts 90ag35c; green hog skins 15e. A
HAY-Timothy, new e5 eOt06 %. baled % oOd6 olO;
Prairie % 90.
skEDs-Timothy u rs; Flax Seed slto si9a
nNIoNs-=3sD40c.
EGGS-1c.
WHITE BEANS-s0cd9el 90.
HEATHERS--2OSe25.
FRUlT-Drisd Apples 81 2s0ef5oS bushsl.--
Dried fcschcs % 254 o. So. Rstsths o. Gee es
cHEEsE--wes Reserve sc Dsnmak 6k07
BEkP-1i02kc gross; 3t1eth p quarter.
sHkEP-el sO0e 50 y head.
HOGs-Dresaed 2xG3c.
sALT-G, A. ~ - ' sack; Kanawha o. Is p bar
raE Liverpool u poE y 10 sack; take % 70 =
Dbl
FIsH-Macksrel,N No. sl6$Gls p Dbl. mo. q eH
0el6. No. es3tl0. White FiAh, No. e5 OO95 50
? half bhi. Cod Fish 52G p b.
RAGS-Woolen I Cottonac. {
OLD lRoN-k0xc y. Brass 60sc - Cop.
pss io0lake 3.
y ExChANGE-on New York, BanksbIe Funds
per cents for gold no,nina. 81. Lous llttis doing
and no settle drste.
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THE GATE CITY
TUESDAY, MARCH IS.

1rJ. w. johnson. private in COM
pany I, 18th Regiment, died at the Hos
pital yesterday morning Of intermittent
fever.
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AcEnAations Of Transportation and
Travel.

From and after Saturday, Jan. 25th, railroads car
staSscSsch, or vehicle running west or westwsrdiy
from the Aississpi river, or into North Missouri. viii
espsrmstied TO carry freight pssseBgers from kso
hak without the stricesi compliance with the rsgus
ions Of The Treasury Department 1t Washington,
which require that ffeghts of whatever NATURE
except such - may be under military orders, shall BE-
covered BY Custom House permit and that ali bag.
gage of travellers shall be carefully and duly
sealed by = Custom House ofHeer."
The andersignea will issue permits for the trans
portston OF Algoods destined for proper persons and
places with the possible trouble or and In
spect and seal al baggage leaving The ely
10 manner to cause the least trouble consistent with
sae end desired.
The object aimed nj II to prevent any aid or assist-
Ancs, or com muniestion with any persons drecl or
Indirectly, dsloyaito, arms aganAt the FEDERAL
Government. JOHN sTANkUs; Surveyor,
Custom House, ksokuk, Jan. q. lS62.dsf
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Faro . Low ~ BY any othsr Route!
FL Askfdr Tickets BY Wy or the Great w.b..h
Valley houts, and be sure yon ret them.
IL New and Elegant Sleeping Cara arc run from
Qnihcy 70 Lafayette (2s0 miies % that passenger,
ney.
IJ Bsky.ee Checked from Keokuk soaii impss-
tAnt PLACES, kast and South.
~. R...TIckess fer sale at the coruer 81
Main Ind ID btFsets, Ke0kuk. lows, aud sri be Corn
Pany ~ Front strcLi, quincy, iii.
&c. SMITH.
General Freight and Tick u Agent
Quincy Illinois.
Hchtf KEeKEK. IONA
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1~Col. Hills, Of our city, We learn,
has been appointed Lieutenant Colonel
Of the 18th Regiment. The Colonel il >
gentleman OF very popular manners. high
~ esteemed BY very large circle Of
acquaintanees. and enthusiastically devo-
ted to the cause. He will make com
pesent. gallant and popular officer. and we
congratulate the Regiment on their good
fortune in securing SO 6ne mn officer for
second in command.
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@ The dress parade of Col. Reid $
Fifteenth Regiment last evening was very
inc display, and was greeted BY crowds
d spectators. The side walks we're lined
with ladies', many of whom were wives
and sisters Of the volunteers from dist
ance, on farewell visit 10 the loved ones.
Il is probable that the last parade ofthe
Regiment on the streets of Keokuk will
take place this evening.
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River Chreniclss.

The gorge Of ice below town broke loose
on SUNDAY, and soon after the Hannibal
City and Die Vernon steamed up to the
Wharf.
The JEANNE Deans arrived yesterday,
and left last evening.
The Die Vernon will leave this morn
ing.
Capt. Matson, we learn, administered
the oath of allegiance to officers and crew
yesterday.
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FIRST Boar OF THE SEAsos.-That
was all mistake about the Hannibal City
returning from Warsaw. Capt. Lee had
no such intention. The ssobject of his
intention" was to come up to Keokuk, and
after butiipg away more or less against
tbs gorge, it opened passage, and the
good steamer Hannibal City came up on
Sunday afternoon, the sound of her steam
whistle being music in the ears of our
people. 1t was = grateful sound, after our
long blockade, and the people went down
in crowds to welcome her arrival. She
looks Is clean and bright as new. and un-
der the management Of Capt Lee she bids
fair to continue to be the favorite packet
of the people. She had a fair trip up,
and large freight back. leaving on Mon
day morning ut o'clock.
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4. ,ITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets.
Next to Banking House OWN Thompson Co.

New Books.
. The City heot Store 10 this day in receipt Of The
following choice literature:
Cseil preen'e. ly Theodore Winthrop.
shadow III The House. by Saunders
The household vi Boaverie, by Southern LADY.
Songs In Many Keys, by Holmes.
heeoilectlons OF Shelley and byron, by Treiauny.
Shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by svirgsnlan
Tom Burke's school Days al Rugby.
DeQaincsi Opium Eater.
% Literary Remin isc ences
Theological Essays,4c.
HOOD. Poems, Blue and Ggtd.
Lonstellow's Poems, Blue and Gold.
Mrs. 3smeson's Loves Of the posts, Blue q Gold.
" Characteristics, Ae,
g studies, Ac.,
- Italian Painters.
Legend ofihe Maionna"
Sketches OF Art,
II. ~thoru.'s Msrei. f.u u,.
. house OF the Seven Gables.
Scarlet Letter.
:. Aosses, from an Old Man.e.
- Twice Told Tales.
know Image.
BlithedAls komancea.
LongfrIlow's HiAwstha
- Evangeiine.
The above Rocks will be sold Pnttisners prices.
The public invited 10 cali aud examine the ssoct
leee -J J. ". oGbkN.
STATIONERY.
Black Lead Penciis,
Red and blue lead pencils,
Erxsers,
Rubber Bands,
Water Cnlon,
Pen Racks,
Bill PILES,
Date Calendars,
This day received by ED.F BRowNEJL
marls Cor. 9Th and Main ats,
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Ia BOXES FRENCH LEMONS
IN inst received and for sale by
eep2d KELLOGG, n RIKGR
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WANTED.
1000 HUSH. PRIME tNAvY) WHITE
BEANS,
For which thshighcst market price will b. paid In
cash BY CONNABLk SMYTH,
dselA 81 and So Levse,
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" OGDEN WARE.
so dozen Moline hoop Buckets.
80 >, - OAKS - -
20 - ,, Tubs;
~ nests - Tubs;
50 dos Zine washboards; fer sale very low by
COHNAbLE d SMfTH,
deef3d So nAd 70 Leveu.
WAETED-2000 BUSHELS NAVY
w BEANS,
by SAMT POLLOCK.
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A Omce 5l4 Psan. Avenue,
Washington Guy, d. G.
ERN EXPRESS FORwARDERs.

Money, Jewsiry, Vsiusblss,
Notes, stoshs, bonds, &C.. ,,, i,
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
has Agencies in the railway towns In the
Its principal ofhces are
WASHLNGT0N,D D. O., ~ YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
CINNATL, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the Canadas and the
British Provinces and with steamship lines to Liv-
erpool, southampton, and Havre, and thence by
European expresses to all prominent commercial
towns in Great Britain and on the Continent.
Collection of Notes, Drafts, and Bills made at all
accessible parts of the United States.
C, C. DUNN, Agent,
lel2 Washington, ID. c.
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BUREAU or YAnps AND DOCKS,
'altS Noyembsr, 1852.
building house at Naval Hospital, New York"
will be received At this once, until noon on the
ed day OF December 1884, for furnishing all the
Ing a house for a surgeol, on tie Naval Hospital
grounds at Brooklyn, New York, according to plans
and specifications which are lodged with the Civil
a. The brooklyn Navy Ysrd~whlsS plans and spe:
ciiications win be attached to and form apart Of
the contract.
For" Of 4 Rsr: dat. the offer,
1, (here insert the name or names composing the
arm Of name the town IN the state Of name the
ment dated date OF adyertisement) and subject to
I'll the requirements Of the ZANE and q the plans
rails and %orfmsnship nsoessafy fof the sonstruo
ton and completion Of the house for surgeon at
the Naval Hospital at New York, according to the
the amount In words,) and should my offer be &C.
cepted, request the contract may be prepared and
sent to the SvS a. iSssSRSsy nd
each member Of the urn are TO sign)
Form Of GUARANTEES.
The undersigned, name Of guarantorD Of name
Of second guarantor, Sea) hereby undertake that
the above named name the bidder or bidders) will,
his Tor their Ser a. seoys q seeeR,eG ensep
days after the date Of notice through the post Of
Zee Of the acceptance Of his Tor theirl offer before
mentioned.
Witness; (SignAtures OF guarsntorsl
certify that the above named there name the
guarantors) are known to me TO be good and res
ponsible guarantors in this case.
(Signature)
To be signed by the district judge, district attor-
ney, collector navy agent, or some person known
to the bureau to be responsible. ..-.
To guard against offers being opened before the
time appointed bidders Lse requested to endorse on
the envelope, above the address, and draw a line
under the endorsement, thus;
"Proposais for Surgeons House for the Nary Yard al
Neip York"
To the Chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks,
Washington, d. C nov 2l-law4w
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VI For the West, via
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD and NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER DECEMBER Q, 1861,
Express Trains leave New York city depots OF
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, as
From Chambers street From soth street station
II a. m, bp. m. 1t.30a. m, 6.30p. m.
Montreal a a. and Buffalo p' "'
Train with sleeping 1910 y. m.
Cd Sundays, the following trains will be run to
train for Albany and Troy, and the $50 q. m. from
Troy, and 4.%6 p. m. train from Albany.
Connectinsist Albany with the New York Cen.
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Can sddaigus.
sion via Lake shore, Buealo and Lake Huron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee, Fond du Lac,
La Crosse, Madison, Prairie DuChien, Galena,
tine, Iowa City Burlington, quincy, Springfield,
Alton, ST. Louis, Cairo, Terre Haute, apolis
Louisville, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Cleve-
land, and sll points West, Northwest, and South
west
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and Rens, and Saratoga Roads for sarato-
ga, Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, st. Adams,
Rouse Point, Pisttsburgh, ogdensburgh, Montreal,
ID Freight Arrangements by this route as above
bers and Hudson streets are at ali times as svors.
BILE made by other Railroad Companies. The
facilities OF this great New York Route, to the
West, commend Il to the confidence Of merchants
and shippers for promptnets and despatch.
Passenger Trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Road. wv
For particulars as to local trains and freight ar
rsngements, inquire at the depot So Warren street
A. +. SMITH,
dec II Superintendent.
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Dk. NJ. NELisNf'b frivnte hospitai, IN inc
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh and + streets,
opposite the Post and Patent Offices. Rooms
and "a, up stairs, Washington, D. G.
An neases OF a private nature treated in the
most scientific inannr, and radical cures ef-
fected In sll cases. SYPHILITTC AZTEC
TToNS. GogoRRHGA, GJEET, STRICT
URES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, or the result
of V0LUPTUOUS DREAMS, or any weak
ness of the GEyERATIVE ORGANS from any
cause whatever, or how long standing, thor
oughly and radically cured; also Govt,
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES ofthe NERVES, NUS
Giles, BONES and JOINTS; SCROFULA,
BJ0TCHES on the FACE, ERUPTIONS on
the LIMBS and BODY, and all other ERUP.
TIVE DISEASES and DISEASES OF the
BLOOD, from whatsver oa,se they may hare
arisen. b.. tul7sls ..
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE I!
No matter what your disease, let no false del
icacy prevent you from applying Immediately
to DR.. yellny, who Ii acknowledged to be by
far the most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the
treatment ofprivate diseases. Fear not to come
and make known your misfortunes, and he will
speedily send you on your way rejoicing.
SELF.ABUsE, .a .'
That dreadful scourge of the young, INDUCED
in when alone, destroys the generative
organs, units you for married life, producing
weakness of the back and limbs, loss of anlma-
ton and muscular power, palpitation of the
heart, nervous irritability, loss of memory, mel
ancholy habits, insanity, consumption, and
death. ...r. .r...
YOUNG MANI In view Of the dreadful con-
sequences of delay, do not fail to make your
case known, immediately, to Or. yellny. Your
secrets with him are sacred, and you may con-
hdently rely upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were on the brink of the grave, have been
brought back to vigorous health by his skilful
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating
matrimony, who suspect themselves of impo-
tency, seminal weakness, or any disease arising
from a relaxed state of the genital organs,
whether the result Of disease, injury, youthful
indiscretions, or indulgence of the passions in
ripper years, are earnestly entreated to place
themselvea undar +, IN cara or n u rko- -. = =.
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INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.


PAPER HANGINGs,
OFALL oRApEsAsD PRICES.
Warranted Gold Band Window Shades Buf,
Green and Blue Holland Shades, all sizss; made to
order
Tassels, all sizes and colors.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old stock to
accumulate, persons needing the above goods will
and IL to their advantage to give me call.
All work executed and superintendent by practical
men, who have served regular apprenticeship at
their trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
Please give me call.
Remember the number.
JOHN MARKRITER,
No. ss6 Seventh street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
nov 26-ly'
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-10
A Friend In Need. Try Il.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINLMEHT, as an
external remedy, Is without rival, and will allie
viate pain more speedily than any other prepara-
ton. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders 1t
is truly infallible, and, as a curative for Sores
Ing and powerful, strengthening properties, excite
the just wonder and astonishment Of all who have
ever given 1t trial. Over one thousand certin-
Gates Of remarkable cures, performed by II within
the last two years, attest the fact.