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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07
REGULAR ToAsrs.

/. TEE GRAND LoDGE OF Iowa Re-
preventative of noble band, bent o. sell
improvement, emulous Of honor for the
sake Of the cause, faithful to engageme MS,
serving the Lord. May her broad shield
be widened and strengthen ed a. the gene
rations pass.
|. 2. The GHAxp CnAprER OF Iowa
Masons Of good stock May the mem.
ters of this Sublime Order alwaEs 61d
what they search for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07

"RADIcAL A BoLIr1oNIsTs. The Nash
vile Union is severe on radical Adolf
tionists. The class it includes under this
designation will be seen by the following
extract:
"By radical Abelitionists we mean
wretches who are destroying the system
Of slavery by sword. and Ere, and deyas-
iation. The fcnds of hell are more HUI
name and noble. They are fastening the
overthrow Of slavery, by bringing on, not
only on the South, but on the public,
great tribula,ion. TLese devils ia hu-
man shape abound Ia this city, and call
themselves Sscessionists, Southern Rights
men, Ere-eaters and Confedeates.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07

FEsrIvAL.-The ladies' Of the Presby-
terian Church of Warsaw will give
srawberry festival, at their Church, on
tuesday evening, tho 10Th inst. Citi-
zens of keokuk and Warsaw are espect-
fully invited to attend Admi sion 20
cents. children 10 gents. ata
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07
Louisville. June G,

james Trabue WAS released to-day on
taking the oath of allegiance and giving
the required bond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07

1~A miraculous winking picture has
lately been exciting the people OF Malta.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07
When Bros. Morris and Sanford were
requested to furnish copies for publication
in Grand Lodge proceedings


Lodge cslledto labor at 2 clock D. IN
Bro Guilbert, from the Board Of Gus
todians, made report districtinR the
State and appointing district deputy Gus.
todians.
On motion OF Bro Luse the following
resolution was adopted asa substitute for
the general reg siation No. 5, adopted in
1858:
Resdioed, That no dispensation shall be
granted to form new Lodge in any town
or city where there is . Lodge already ex-
listing, unless the population exceeds 8 500,
and in no case shall dispensation b.
granted to form Lodge within less
distance than ten miles, unless it be in
case of town of at least 900 inhabit-
ants and at distance of Mt least three
miles from the other Lodge.
The Grand Secretary presented and
read letter from lady claiming to be in
possession of the traditions &c. of Free
masonry, and asking for authority to lee
ture the fraternity throughout the State,
which was referred to the Grand Master
with power to act. - -
Much business of a private nature was
transacted and the following additional
appointments of G randi officers were made /:
r. W., <. A. Gnlbert, Dubuque, Deputy
G. M.
r. W., IL. N. Wilbur, Kcokuk, Grand
Chaplain,
W., Reuben Nickel, Montesnms, Sen
Tor Grand Deacon.
" z. z. Luse, Iowa City, Junior
Grand Deacon.
I" T. Schreiner, Mt. Pleasant, Grand
Tyler.
!" Henry King, Niles, Grand Mar
shall.
VIM. Rogers, Newton, Grand Sword
Bearer. S.
Custom, Vinton, and ]. N. Mocha
= nahan, Gordon, Grand Stewards.
j. w. Cuisine, Panon, Grand
Pursuivant.
w. b. Langridge, Muscatine, Depu-
ty Grand Secretary.
At o'clock the public installation took
place. As the Grand Orator was not
present, Past Grand Master Morris, of
Kentucky, consented to address the Grand
Lodge briefly.
On motion thanks of the Grand Lodge
was returned to the Oddfellows for gratu-
itous use of Hall during the session, and
TO the Chatham Square NJ. E Church for
use Of building for installation services.
The evening entertainments furnished II
the Deming House BY the Fraternity Of
this city passed Of pleasantly and sociai.
H,anAid the sfeast OF wit and flow of soul. y
The following we're regular toasts which
met with hearty responses from Ganf
Master Benton, Robert Morris, L. L. D.,
Of kentucky, Deputy Grand Master +
A. Guilbert and many others Closing
ell by singing "We meet upon the Leval
and we part upon the So aare, Z and 'sAult
Lang Syne." 2sa 6
REGULAR TOABrS.
/. TIE GRAND LoDGE OF Iowa Re
preventative of . noble band, bent on eel
improvement, emulous of honor for tn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07

ssJ- A correspondent in the Sd Cav
airy writing from Sulpher Rock, Arkan-
sas, states that the command is very pleas
anrly situated in a fine foraging country.
and men and horses are recra ting rapidly;
he also adds that the men have the utmost
confidence in the Commanding General,
and are ready and willing to 90 wherever
he may designate, and that when we again
hear from the army of the Southwest the
news will be as good as they sent us from
Pea Ridge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07
THE GATE CITY
SA TURDAY, JUNE 7.

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to Indicate that the
time OF subscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired and when subscribers wish to con
tinue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, June g..
The Senate to-day confr med the nomi-
nations Of Allen A. B.aaterd Is assistant
Justice of the Supreme Court for Coora :
do, and Kirby Beendich rs Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court for New Mexico
The President has among other nom-
nations sent to the Senate, which has
not yet acted upon them, the following
Benz. Whelden Of N. H. MS Minister to
Hayti, Gustavr Kocrncr OF III. Minister
to Spain, and Eras;us d. Culver Of Brook
Iyn ~ Y. as Minister to Venezuela.
The folowsng was received to-day at
the Navy Department.
Cairo, June 6.
To Hon. g. Wells. Scc'y Of Navy.
The dispatch boat of last night reports
the evacuation of Fl. Pillow and it's occu.
patton by our troops. Most of the fotilla
had passed below 1t Randolph.
Signed, A. NJ. PENoCK
Commanding, &c.
Col. Kenly Of the LIST Nd. regimen TO-
day visited Secretary Stanton who highly
cemplimented him for his gallsptry ut
Front Royal His object was to obtain
an exchange for his regiment which are
now prisoners, which will probably soon
be effected.
DIR. Mitchell Of the 1st Nd, and Dr..
Stone of the I'd Macs, have been uncon-
ditionalTy released by the rebels, The
unconditional release Of the rebel sur
geons now prisoners with the U, s. will
be ordered. II lis probable that new and
extensive camp of instruction will soon
be established in the Immediate vieiaity
of Annapolis under the supervision Of
Gen. Wool.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07
New York, June 5.

Specials state that Gen. Dix expects
Col. Corcoran at Fort Monroe tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07

EF A letter from member of the 1th
Iowa states that Col. Rice is now in com
mand of that regiment, and that Col.
Parrot has been assigned to command
the Union Brigade. composed of the Iowa
9Th, 18th, 14th and an Illinois regiment.
All the boys from. Keokuk in the 2nd
and Tth are well. This letter does not
say. but we understand, that the End
Iowa is also in the Union Brigade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07
II ORSE STOLEN.

stOisn ron my pasiure one mile ., "a half na,sh
Of primrosc, "a Wednesday, night The SIN Of M
dark grry horse, with collar MARKS loft ]. r,;.. "a
about four years old He IL particularly narSss hs
reasonable reward Win Be paid for the return o.
mAy3i-d&w2w JAHoN cr,Ox
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NOTICE.

The .nnuai meeting OF tbs Stakeholder o. the Keo-
~, - fieAsaht Muscatino Railro ID Company
on wednesday the 18th day of Jun D. le0a II 40
O'clock = m, 10 elect Board u Direct r. fUr the On
sninS ysAr and to other bu, ,iess s may
properly come bsfors The meeting.
J. W. OGDEN, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07
ID AL ROAD NOTICE.

The Asnua1 meeting Of the stock holder, OF hs Keo.
kuk, FL Dss MoiLes and Minnesota Rail R.e a som,.
k~osuk Iowa on Monday, the 9th day Of juc !. issa
- - c'clock m 10 elect hoard VI Dtrse tors a.
the snsug ysar aud transact such other bust acss =
may come before the meeting.
maya7.d j. N. HIATT. Seer. t.,vr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07

Thursday Morning, June

-ssA - 0Ae g.
Grand Lodge of F. and a. M. called
to labor at9a m. Officers present as on
yesterday. Minutes read.and approved
Much business was disposed OF during
the morning session, but not Of public in
tercst.
The resolution OF yesterday, concerning
installation of Grand Officers, was recon-
sidered, when ON motion it was dctcrmin-
ed 70 have public installation this even
ing, at clock.
Past Grand Master Kobert Morris, l..
L. D., of Kentucky, who was present,
took most touching leave of the Grand
Lodge, closing with the following poem:
TAe Iast lat ~ord--Oh let ii tell
The very soul OF iovn-FAkE WE'LL
Farewell III heart. IN b safh In store
II going out in ming In
II fresh.d with " alter with wine -
May mans respect and woman's smile,
Aud chLidre,' prsttle to beguiIe,
BE vesvs, be rosrs for evermore
BY every Impulse that can swell
grstefnl heart. fAnr-aELl, FARE-@ELI.
fARE-wELL. The lights grow din. the tear
Lingerr and sparkIrs In each eye
$50 mote it bel" hear, II hear
feel, fssi the criag Sigh.
II 10 the burst VI sympathy
III Tells pf that mysterious tie
OnGa twice and tn rice about US woInd
When erst on consecrAted ground
= WeSalkoa the dark. mysterious ound
BY ali the SCI rets itdoth tell
or Bonds aud Links and Leve, FARL witt.
fARs-wrbL' what other word besides
Conveys the spirit Of fs''s Hrrd
Above, upon. teD-atL 3h1 e inis
We wound the nai sso llhIe esrd.
Had III tongue with .wer to- say
All that the plastic hand can tell
OF signs and giil aud mysti5 pay,
i could tnt say, but say FxxE WELL.
I ctuid but say May Tod thus do
ny Ine e'cr prove untrne!n
And this choked utterAnce soon would prove
How weak words to tall mr. love.
Then Jet the hand speak Whist would,
And Call TO witness noblest things;
The bounding heart responds and brings
It's God like Pow ers 70 compass good.
The snSwerlng Heavens adHaii tHe plea
Aud v0uch present Deity.
Lngels my loving prayers DO ~ ell
And Col himself doth breathe FAREWELL
Which was responded to &c tempore by
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-07
Which was responded to er tempore by
Past Grand J. +. Sandford, n follows:

sic, there - ligh4,, the Fathers ia,
And AtrAightSsy over land and sea,
The daFkBess fsJipg. backward Aed
Before the sun warm briilaacy.
Let there be light y again resounds
Throughout orr country's broad domain,
Aua Masonry receives the sounds
And light, which greet the world again.
The sun which warns fraternal hearts
Now shines 10 splendor Ger our shrines,
Behold biz beam! which now fmpats
Such genial warmth TO MokRn' lines.
From his good heart ana glowing brain
The light OF Masonry forth
To scatter from path again
TIE chaos which o'enpff ads ihe earth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
6tationerp ano fanrn GOODS.
4" TIVE PEN Is MlGHTlER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-IHE BEST OF ALL PENA
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
rHE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

TIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt of of the following in eaah or post
.y rs the subsc ihcr will end b, mall Otherwise
sdifeces Gold Pen u Pens 'eseits tie same seras
todeSrlptio.. VIZ:
GOLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For rs cents the M,sc PEN for 80 cents. the Lseky Pen
fer so the Pen Tor 10 oea the Elegant
rer ard for 81 The Excelsior en-
The sizes aie. Nos. 2. I. na6.
CASES WITH PENCILS
For so cents, the Magic rn r 70 cens III. Lucky Pc,
for 81 The AlwsysRss6y Pen for y d. tie teeaut Pea
md Toy 50. the EIceisior Pen. These veil hnisaed
good Gold Fen, vth ld0-nin Poiats the .vsrass
Of OF which will sr outst sosa OF the oef
Tho nam. ~. Merton, "Nuh,bcr." and "ou.ity" are
ped the following Pens and the Points srs warr"nts
or months ssaiost sccdent The numbers ind
cg.e osip: No being the smallest No tho largest
largest Mammoth Gold Pen for ne desk Long and Medium
Aibs OF all aod qosl''ie. Short Nios Of Nos al
!lss Of the sizes and stslss
GOLD PENS WITHOUT cAsrs
For cents mo. Pen. lat qnai'y, or MOI Zen ~
FOR 81 sSe Pen l't quality or, No. 'Peu I'd qn'l'y
"aNs; rea' ga }psl +, o,,,t, OF .No 4P.n "a qusa
~ or No Pen. 81 quality.
ios s e No spsn, Is. quality or No Pen I'd qn''
For al IS. no. Zen, LIST quality esNooren ]ui'"'
For ~ -. No 6Prn LIST apsi-r ,,o,
THE SANE S eh4Es I'VE Wirs II Pencils SstfE' ,
sisosNo IFeu. ut qusd,y, ora Jo5 Pen Sd3ns
For ,'.i pSS d r ca.l IL quantity OF w.
'For 81 No Pen lot quality. or No Pen' "a q"a"y
OF No Pen, I'd qu,li's p., do,.l
For :? 50 No Pea LIT quality or Noo reu' 20 q'"
ty o. a No Pen. 81 quality. A., ., o. .,.,,,x
For ala No Psa jst qualify, or No 6Fen "a qu~py
tor - 80 . No. Pen. l.I Quality ..,,.,.
GolDPFNs aLLntQUALIrl, IN slbNEh-hoo"i""
DEnK-HOLDHkS -.
rx, W. -. ~" mr. - =, ayo bPen; for 50 7o'
Ne 6 Pom For "a So No Pen. .eY
For ga No Pen. for $50 No. sfeni and TOT %oa'~
Cpep .x 49,, y,i5o.min
M, lst Onalisy are pointed with the very osst '''os
Paint car, selected. AID none OF ihls ans' ~ ~
urb tho slightest impeIiecon which sAm ana '.e o''''
scrutiny detect - IL.
TIE % Qust," superior to any Pens made ny hn
,reyiOus 10 t1e yesr 10. ,., A.. H.
TIE Sd Qnal" he intends shsll ciua IN rrspccs 70 pn
i,v Ealticiiy and root Wiring Ouslirs the only ""'
copsi rrGtiapsi any Gold Pens made else" mere -.
In .cfd 70 Ae ne cold Pens he tegs e,ve to ~y th,'
rouc no, nave made a. Good Writing and DutaOe Tens o
n, M 're had Inc sli been furnished sratu:ousy.
Part,es on dr,hg sansf al sp,eVy tas M"
Ter cnG Qpa.ay" u ne Jes' p"aef, and b pd'Ies"
70 d,s-ibe ne k@d II PeA' n'y Jroe'-to'et'" "v /"
ItntTr eldrsc or fHs =,
All remittance by nail 10 Registered Letters are my
risk .o.z.,.
No Is Maiden Lane, Nsw.Yok
Anv enc ,eudinfs single letter pp-smp WI ecfve sou'
euisr with the engraving. above refer ed 10.
70 for sale by ala aeArrs an the line throughout 'no
DRINCEs IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
One filing ri p, TO 10 Seat bv pail send ssnp
for circullr GEO. y. HAWKES.. No ~ Nss'au--t n l.
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1862. I II + SG2.

Pk.K5YLvANIA 'T&rGAL RAILROAD.
with Il oonDretlpus. fo'ms
TIE SHORTEST AsD QUlChlSf ROUTE
fRoh y nv" iohK 10 1hE lhiScirAL ~ EsrtHN iuE.
Hight trains run daily iom Sew. No,@ 70 iad.i yia Via
" n.1 ,;. lac .1d ald., az i"9o{ ige NM,
FOOT III COuRrLAnof.Sr
ny way Of Philadelphia tie nion!s p,4sc seF. New
Yoh zine ~ ether rlufF Evening V,.s-users
~ y honI later than otnsr ne..
Nv way Of Allentown svs"hg ps--e gers leave a. y.
three later 'lsa the ho;'nein line. ID, r1aas
sIvs tr slmo u - ~ N"rtn''n hoe. ~ Ihc and all
yoiui. H. III. N"dn Wet, 'i~sin lid aOyo- LOU Vile
s.. Louis. Cie.ri,nd Covubu- Clncinnsr and snala
points Wr.t. with lever chsng.s Of cars
sl.' ping Car. ~h"at cians. fnm fhisde phi, 10
Pittsburgh I5 miles spd K-wYok to Pittsburgh AZ mia.
srnnk ps snd Saloon Cars on all uaint
Fgf- the sumc o'heT
Bsss,s. ehsckrd through. Irai-i-r1 free.
e''u'' i"'e',W w STEM Ell. i E N ArioS I"
Tho Penpsy lysnis tebfrai Company Eni'graa,
Accom- iodsiin Live cb asurj. comfortable noo- Il
uyr u parties moving Ws~sd at ono half III" ssaa ates
Of sIe ....,.,.
By this roufe heighn 4 all d-cnpion. be forwarded
t. ard from any pnt on the kair.d- OF ono Ksptocsy,
dams limos WisconsD. Iowa Missouri by KALI
ROAD DIhLCi OF 20 any port On tho nassabs rivers Of
the Wet by steamers f'om iltsbmgL
Tho 81 Freight and from poiut In the West by
the ksib oad al all tunes iavvsbe
charged b. other gsiro I'd Coupsi- Ne AID sbip
per- nrB.ting the sport~rion Of bs Freight this Com
D."y can rely with o0In Iyg e: e p'sd' transit
Farmers and Dealer 10 Live stuck viii n d his most al
vaussr,us route. Cspafinus NsId eel vac ed sup
and it. connections and every st.n io paid 10 ht
Fron iiarrsbng where will b. found copvenc fr
feeding ass wig e"es. !: Sas,st q ~ rLADEL
i'll ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. No. I A,tor.iiouss.
LEIGH TO-, Freight Agents
No Aror Hou,c. aud No South William T.
MCDONALD Bi'choFF' E~isa'"' Agents
ENOCH LEWlR osnsrai eupt Aitssas r.
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OOFING SLATE.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.
Depa-Cernsr OF 10Th Qusrries ut Hydevins, Vsr
llbst, Now fora mont A. RYDER,
ADAM pUNTOE supeTipie pdent.

lIb,t Now fora. mont A. RYDER
ADAM PONTOE. supsruiep dent
This Conpen, invite the st@nton OF the pablo to th-it
ss ,ri " ana ~ell known tHr IN aud "UhPLE hOOFlNb
SLATE which they prepared to denver rom insi1
Te- y U.p"ts Ia all suitable ios roofing
The public cautioned sgan,t spuh us and Inferior az
tel. nt.d add used Eagle hlae
sia'- roof 10 prefer 10 tin, shng-s n IRON
II well pu Ia is hfeti itnout needing repaiTs
a. ch.s n sngrs IL u. eds paiut Kaip ~st-i
from roof IL ~ has 'aiu of ersysd wood oI
paint sss roof. proof Insurance. panies fsvo'
them: g.atn will pot ai~et hem.
the ufsc Ufes by this Company he. been eJt-n-
,ye used upon he bal din.s Of the Newly C-otrA Penn
syvsnis and Long Island Rsilways Ofdsfs aderossi
above or 10 FUKhAN No. 70 COurtianit e., Nex-fork
viii T-oeivo prompt stentoa
Now-YoiK March 1861
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meoifnl.
CNEANsE TIE BLOOD.


CLEANSE TIE BLOOD.
With corrupt, disordeed or viised B,ood you mu't be
siei all over may burt out in Pmplcs OF Sores or IA
some active disease may merely keep you lisless de-
pressed snd good for nothing But ya cannot have good
health while your blood IL impure AYERS sAasPA-
RILLA purees cut these impurities ant stimulates the org
Of life into vigorous scon restoring The health and eipsns
d.eose Hence rapidly cures variety Of complaints which
are caused by impuiy Of the blood, such " S'arfa OF
King, Era Tumoy., Ule0,, Sorss Ev1ptioH', P"pie'
Botshe Boas ST. AationY' FGs R's'r E's'p@a'' ie"''
or Sail bheum Sead Head RSv0'~, Cancer or Canee'0H'
Tume,s Sore E,e Fems!e D.'sase', such - ht'ea"""'
Ty,se.a.ty Sspprs.ios. Blie' sseratE syphilis or en-
,,oi D..,s, Ilpsr Cempiai.f. and Heart D'ea's' Try
AYERS saRsAPARILLA, and see for yourself the surpn'
ina activity with which clean0es tho bOod and saIe' these
disordera
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL ia sc universally known
10 urp.. every other remedy for the cure OF CSss' o
r.s....a Boo,.e.e. O,osp B,osohn' fepien C'"'"~p-
~, and for the relief Of Consompve Pal-n.s In sdvsVeed
,,sss. of the disease that sses here to recount the
.,idepe. Of its virtues The world knOws;hen
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS. for Ccscese" DyTtp''a.
Isdioe,~, Dv,enteyy Fo Stomach, JI""diee HesdreAe
.ar,burr Pile. Rheuna'i'. Drpfv Uor"', and 10 short
for ali the purposes Of pursaiive medicine
For many year these pills have been used with eIsraofd
nary success, curing those Diseases weh erise from dis
ordered digestive organs and impure blood Toey e1pei ali
foul humor, fro, tho system asd restore and invs0fss s
h. .hy vitaies They strike q, the root Of di'eae-thsy
purify the fountain Of hetney the o't bloom aid
buoy.pey Of youth to those M advanced n age And
yet such their composition that ury cannot possibly re-
sult from theI use, to infants
AYERS AGUE CURE
TIE REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS.
FOR CIIILLs AND FEVER.
IT NEVER FAILS
IT NEVER FAILS.
TT NEVER FAILS.
FOR CHILLs AND FEVER
IT NEVER FAILS,
IT NEVER FAILS.
IT NEVER FAILS.
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER,
1T NEVER FAILS.
NEVER FAILS
NEVER FAILS
FOR CHILLs AND FEvEI,
IT NEVER FAILS IT NEVER FAiLS
II NEVER FAILS 1T NEVER IAIS'
NEVER FAILS
THIS REMEDY
II SURE To CURE,
Is SURE To CURE,
IL SURE TO CURE
FOR
CuILL3
AND
FEVER
IT NEVER FAILS 1T NEVER TAiIS,
IT NEVER FAILS, 1T NEVER FAllA
1T NEVER FAILS,
IT NEVER PALS.
NEVER Fails.
FOR CHILL5 AND FEVER
IT NEVER FAILS.
REvfR FAILS.
II NEVER FAILS
TkEyER FAILS
IA NEVER FArLA
u,vyR FAILS NEVER FAr1A.
NEVER FAILS, NEVER FAILS,
NEVER FALLS NEVER FNiA
AYERS AGUE CUaE.
TIE REMEDY THAI NEVER FALR
rspAHEp NJ
DR. j. c. AVER Co,
LOWELL. MASS,
And cold by Druais'' everywhere
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foreign advertisements.
THO CONSUMERS Of RlCIIARDSON"I IRISH
LINENs. DAsiAsKs. DIAPERS. cAMBnC
HANDKERCBIEFs. 10

The unsettled sts 81 the usrie's for some time pat on
this s,de 81 the isnnc trbuane % o. ~ po"Hns hnn
s- in the Urt~d sass and the enh.Drrd vsrs svar "a
desirable good. here through recent oishs cfcd'n
,tsnce. Afforded ~ Inscriptions d.. . snth-f hsy
tempting opportunity To COOS iLRfEif QUIZ GOODS,
nud moving ,hs -fsbl. a-utie- 81 y@ofttess hbr
In invitation Of yle AID ell ~hh 'be nss.
Of Rchafdson hve p.-n sppcd THE sea on g. he un ted
States e~i called upon asaia to eau lOF toe COl'
slfhER against the pnfe of any iuen i-re of.r-i
Riebnrdsos nass not having the fall signature Of our
firm. viz: - $500. - 1..
IN. RiCHARDSON. Sons OWDHS.
To thoss who give Ireirfenc~ to manufacture, We
Offer the sasTan'srs ne 10 quality sounan~ss Of sears
aud durability goods have always hrr, add wd-
al. lnurd protect interest hs side prose
iDS iigrsusy hgefnsni OF our nsbt. "" rs
Am ficso friends vii assist Va h. putting down nus.nce In
whirL they end mGudsIurer afe nutu-
al b.eS~eted.
tho present when 'Le oo.t Of inn oraton I.
gnsbcd b.hoOves the consuues to ss~ hst they
get h- money Gd tAis tiey Asey TO OBJ
tain bY dealing .Ici ,v,y with hnt ella. houses, who
always Supplied With goods. hesp~ctfuiy.
J j.. RICHARDSON, SONS OWDEN,
Month, 10Th, lSe2 Byfzs, Ireland
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i NORRIS PATENT FEaRUlE fot DO0H-K sOBS cen
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prevent The knob from becoming Iooss and iA
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1nsuranle Companies.
DIRECTORS.

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I literary ENTERPRISE A PARTY,
IL with from 5000 to $1,000 wanted to take the place
OF HEIlRIS0 Partner Ia the publishing Of Que Of the
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with literary TASTE active business habits this cfers
opportunity ebking ia such enterprise rarely 70 be
mel with None principals need respond Address o. r.
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Lord 4 Tayir's H. Y. and t3I tuton-',.. hrooklyn
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EDWARD II. DIXON, N. d., Editor OF The
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