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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

B4- The Kate Cassel is the morning
boat for Davenport and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves Ft. Madison
On arrival of the cars, and will make con-
nections with trains at Burlington for
Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa, &C.;
also with trains East for Chicago.
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THE CITY.

rA-On account of the Jewish Holi-
days, we will close our dry goods store
on Monday and Tuesday next, Septem.
Der l4th and 18th, and will also close on
Wednesday September Esd.
I'd YoUNKER & Bro.
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q II I o II r A i LIZ
e. AT gCRoTON, 81

Saturday, Sept. 12tA, at ! e'clesk, r. ~
CAPT. GALLAND, candidate for the
Legislature; DR.. d. L. McGUoIN JoHH
d. Sullivan, Esq, viii address the peo-
pie at Croton on Saturday next.
Letall the people round about rally tp
hear the Union speakers and have good
time. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

~We are indebted to Mr. j. T. Place
for lot of large and delicious Seeding
Peaches; also, several fine punches Of
Isabella Grapes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

EF There were indications that we
would have another heavy rain yesterday,
but it passed over and the afternoon was
very pleasant, though rather warm. and
the mud on our streets fast dried up.
To HOTEL KKEPERs.-The time of de-
parture on the eastern railroad across the
river having been changed, passengers
arriving on the western train will not
start Immediately across the river, but
will remain in the city one hour for din
ner. The omnibusses will hereafter leave
Keokuk at fifteen minutes past three
D. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

CHANGE OF TIME.-The time Of de-
parture on the eastern railroad across the
river has been changed. Passengers will
hereafter leave keokuk at 5 minutes past
three P. NJ, and leave Hamilton at four
o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

PERsoSAL.--Judge Wright of the Su-
preme Court is in our city, en- route to
Dubuque to perform his duties as Presi.
dent of the State Agricultural Society at
the State Fair, which commences next
Tuesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
HORTIcULrUaAL fA1R.

NUN hCOk1OAAL kAyHe
The Fall Exhibition Of the Ksok al
Horticultural Society came off Yesterday
with great eclat. ss Tnt5l asaara4
We had supposed that the drought and
tcoid weather had aHnihilated all the flow
ers. but we're agrssably surprised to find
ourselves 90 much in error. The show
of Fruit was particularly fine -compris-
ing fifteen varieties of grapes, and apples,
pears. peaches, plums and quiaces; to-
gether with an almost endless. variety Of
vegetables. We thought the grapes we're
scarcely so large as were exhibited last
season attributable, doubtless, 70 the
dry weather; but We predict that the
wine made this year will Be superior.
Or flowers there was fine variety, ex-
cepting roses Among others, we noted
. great profusion of Geraniums and Dab
liss-Fuchsias, including very fne Fsch-
sia fulgens- Callas-H ydrangeas-Hoya
carnosa. Gne specimen-Salyias-Myr-
Ties = Bignonias, in variety - Abutilon
Observation-Disclosures -Oleanders
and Asters, in great variety.
The following is a list of premiums
awarded
A. Bridgman-best single Pear.
Rev. james Brown. best specimen Of
Pears, one variety.
6. b. Smyth, best specimen Peaches.
Geo.. 0. Hilton, best and largest exhi-
bition of Apples.
Same, best specimen Pears.
Same, best variety Peaches.
A. B. Chittenden, best and largest va
riety Pears.
Same. best specimen Pears.
B. S. Merriam, best Clinton Grapes.
G. +. Davis, best Diana Grapes.
Charles Hubbell, best Delaware do.
Same, best Catawba do.
Same. best Native d..
S. t. Carey, bes, I.abellando.
B. S. Merriam, bes, Cliuton Wine.
C. +. Davis, best Blackberry Wine.
S Clemenson. best Sqashes.
Same, best Beets.
Same, best Tomatoes.
Same, best Nutmeg Melons.
Same, best Cabbages
j. 4. Lyon, best Lima Beans.
II Weyand. best Potatoes
Sane, best Onions
Same, best Egg Plant.
Mrs. II. Scott Howell, best cueaowers.
B. S. Merriam, best collection Asters.
Mrs. s. Cady, best do Phloxes.
II. Weyand. best Fuchsias.
Same. bes, pair Boqusts.
raneums.
Same, best Cactus in bloom.
DR.. Collins. best Oleander.
Mrs. c. F. Davis, best Tomato Catsup.
Miss Rosena Zindel, best leaf Bread
Miss G. Day, (under l2 years of age, |
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

SECESSION. .-Secede from every name
and kind of Saleratus except tie Chep,-
icdl ,Suleratus. This is the kind to use
on every occasion. For Sale by ell gro-
GERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

SOMETHING GooD-The Great Eques-
trian Exhibition of CASTILLO & Week is
pronounced the best in America. Thou.
sands go to see it whenever they per.
form.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

-Ssnators have three ages. patron
age, middls-age and postage.
-Nsgfected hours, like neglected 1o-
nsa ars surs to avsngs themselves. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

nA- Not thing in the Police Court
to-day. Everything is quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

na-John B. Weller. the Byington Of
California. Copperheads was defeated at
the recent election in California.
During the canvass . Union edition
wrote the following ansicipative epitapb,
which may be used, and save labor, for
Byington:
"Here lies the body of an unwavering
Democrat. who passed his whole life up.
holding slavery and hunting Office, aud
who in the latter part thereof tried his
dist to get himself arrested for treason.
SO that he might become = martyr, and
only failed in doing SO, because General
Wright would not hotice him. He was
always. willing to give up his own liber-
ties, If slavery could be strengthened =
Having outlived any chance for Office, he
died unregretted.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

DIsAPPoISTED.-The Washington cor
respondent of the st. Louis Republican
says that conservatives were much disap-
pointed in the Presidents letter to the
Springfield Convention. They expected
him to take the back track, aud revoke his
proclamation of freedom.
These conservatives, it viii be noted
have no other interest in the country and
Its politics than conserve the rights of
traitors to their slaves. Slavery is their
idol, and they never falter in their devo-
ton to its interests.
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AcHIEvRMEsTs OF AMERICANS and The
GREAT WEsr; Ii. Howe Author and

GREAT WEsr; II. Howe Author and
Publisher, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The "GREAr WKsr"is is standard work
and was first published in 1851, and
gained widespread popularity, and
as in the intervals many changes have ta-
ken place the book has been remodded
and issued in an enlarged and improved
form. 1t contains narratives of the most
important and interesting events in west
ern history, remarkable individual adven-
lures, sketches of frontier life, and de-
scriptions of natural curiosities.
The Achievements of Americans is a
series of narratives illustrating their he-
roism, self-reliance, genius and enterprise.
This work, in its variety, is adapted to
all classes, both male and female, young
and old-.hose who read simply for e1-
citement, and those who read solely fer
information will all find in it a source Of
pleasure. 1t tends to crafty ones patri-
otism-to make one glad that be is an
American. 1t also contains over loo
choice collections of American poetry
See advertisement.
TThc Programme of the Ohio Cop
perheads contemplates civil war in Ohio,
as the result of vallandigham's election,
and proposes to place that State in al
lance with the traitor Confederacy in
resistance to the Government. Both Cox
and Pugh, in their stump speeches are
in the habit of bossting that the people
of Ohio will arm themselves to restore
the banished traitor to the soil which he
has desecrated by his treason.
E"Loyalty" means devotion to our
country and to her laws. and never be
perverted to mean allegiance to parti,an
measures. or partisan Administration.
| -[Copperhedd dogma.
Why then, do you oppose the laws
for raising armies, coniscaiing rebel
property, employing negro troops.
and indeed every other law having flr
its purpose the overthrow Of the re-
bellion against "our country and il
laws" Do you not see that you are
disloyal even under your own definition.
s@The National Intelligencer has al
ways pretended that it was opposed tc
slavery per sc, and has often intimated
that it would favor emancipation under
proper circumstances, and ata proper time
Fifty years have elapsed since its first
annunciation of such views, and to-day
judging from the columns Of the 1ntelli
gencer, the proper circumstances and the
proper time, are far more remote than ev
Ter. The truth is, the Intelligencer is sc
aristocratically and copservatively selfish
that he would write his very proper ed
itorials by lamp fed with oil tried out O
the very hearts of slaves, if the light wa,
good, without care or a thought, for th'
mastered victims, who thus ministeret
to his conservative ease and conven
ience.
RI Quantfeps barbarities are tender mer
b cies. compared with the cruelties of sucl
k Conservative chap"
"a The National Intelligencer, whicl
e isa very conservative organ, seems quit
indignant because Toombs is dissatis6e
! With the Confederate Government. Th
8 fIntelligencer Ia delighted with everybod
J who is dissatisfied with our Governmen,
: however. especially when it's measure
: hurt trniton or smeliorats the conditio
, Of any Of theirlbondmsn.
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Anecasse Of Cenerai Jack.op.


Mr.. Thomas. of Maryland, told the fol-
lowing anecdote of Gen. Jackson, in a
speech in the House of Representatives
the other day:
During the Presidential term an appli-
cation was made for the removal OF some
postmaster or deputy postmaster in one
of the Northern States, and it was urged
upon the President with great deal of ear
nestness, first by letter, and then special
committee came here and demonstrated
with great bitterness against the contin-
uance of this violent political opponent
of the President. To cap the climax, as
the committee supposed, Of the postmas-
ter's offences, and insure his removal,
they told the President that the cbnoxi-
Gus officer had called Gen. jackson .
odd grey-headed -"
"Did he - said the General.
"He did"
"If am not mistaken" said Jackson,
"that man stormed Stony Point, under
Wayne, and any man who did that, has
my permission to be a postmaster, and tc
curse me for the balance of his life."
81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

II EMONS-5 Gases Fresh, just rs-
- ssiysas snA ferssis "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

Same, best Cactus in bloom.
DR.. Collins, best Oleander.
Mrs. c. F. Davis, best Tomato Catsup
Miss Rosena Zindel, hest leaf Bread
Miss G. Day, (under la years of age,
loaf OF Bread.
Mrs. S. Cady, best lbs. Butter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

p LITERATURE.
10 Romois-by George kliett:
Rockford-by Mr.. Tmsted;
Ware ,sn-6v the Author OF Rutiedge;
- Heart and Crosby Oliphant;
L. Rs-ec-sns' CsmpAign-by ". ID. B.
Grape Culture, Wine, and Wine Making.
Austin Eiipft--by kingsley.
Drifting abeut-by Stephen Aassett;
The sparrow Grass Papers New Edition,
y Fanny Kembiis' Journal;
The Bivouae and tbs Battle Field;
y Life aud Letters OF Washington irving;
vi TOR Hugo-a Life.
Marian Grey,
y The Et,ry OF Eizabeth;
Who B Brexks-Payg
Hanette and her Loven.
FOUR SUPERP JUVENILE BOOKS.
The Drummer Boy
R0bsrt-tbe C.bn Boy,
The Poor BY aud the Mercb.n. Prince,
The Poteef Boyi
MEDICAL.
A large stock Of Medical Literature Just rtceIved
together with and ATE Books
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE etenton Of buyer. and lovers Of Bouks 1. in
vitsd 20 sssI my store and examine Book
J. W. OGDEN.
sepio-d Main ard % streets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

Sole Proprietor AMI Manufacturer ~ the Hard Rubber
Truss under Rigs & uspiyears Patents.
Tho llarl lller Truss j. uniSc anil superior TO all
others in the following RESPECTS; VIII never break rust
chafc eill or blister; lie male stT or liuhcr; Will
cure Hernia u vars standing dH's MT press OF lnure
the c1r.l. ani Is always clean and goHi as
Patients lie accurately fitted 10y sending size in
Inches ir"nni body in line uf rupture.
ErFERrNcgs as 10 superiority OVER others The fol-
lowing only off'sl: Piufs Mat. tarnochan: and
Parker. cwYark; rrlfs. Gs-larl and Agrw. Illadcl
Ihla: DR.. Il Joh~in; Surgeon General bureau WASH
ingion; Prof Brtn,ri fns'r, R'R. Andrews, and Da
viz Ciicacu: Dr. Malcott, Milwaukee, Nis.
Manufacturer and Dealer In Slrrllirr Ir'c~s Ahdon-
inal Supporters six AID Cotton Elastic Sio4kluss for
varico4e veins SusI,eusrrs nanlar,s, &c, &c
pR. WILEON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL LFti.
facGred hy c. stafford, has many advantages over all
others ani as liice ~ sci Il has r,reiycd the
first premiums NJ the Iisltvd states Fairs. under the
animation II the best surgeons in country. lis
tnn Is received from a rubber cord tw Ich will
break giving Il great preference tle spiral spring
use,l in oihrr limbs
Send stamp ior pamphlet Pcs Office Box 1855.
to- For sale 10y all Druggists novls -d3m
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sosros conssNs, \ Y, Dec s7,h, 1861.


wv "A. Gssoa co
oeHfss freely give YOU liberty 20 make u the FOL
lowing certificate OF the value ofConsitulon Water which
lean recommend IN the highesf manner
Ny wife, who attacked with pain IN the shoulders
whole length oil back and IN her limbs with raptation
Of the heart, attended With Falling of the Womb Iys.
menorttUa, aud Irritation 81 the Radder / called A
physctan, who attended her about three months when
h. len her than h. found her. then employed
II the beat physicians could nd who attended her
Tor about nine nihs, and while she was under his care
she did not suffer quite much pain. he finally gave her
up and sad. ~ -, case eds 1achraiie" for said he
"se hs sucA cofgtfHaftA ofcalaJ hunts, faf faei.
cine gifeh ffr ef Operates dgfHsf other ~ lsr
d.t, uftes About this time she commenced the usr ~
Vepsitutiun Water and 10 utter a.tonishnent al
mo the Fret dose seemed 90 have the de red effect aud
she Kept On improving rapidly under u. treatment and
uow snpstniruds entirely heI domestic Affairs She has
not taken any II he Constitution Water iof about four
weeks, and We happy 10 sey that IL has proanecl
VA MvANRINSCnofrN
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,No. 2isl

No. 2iba
GISrrrp STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT of IN.
niANk-sS
Whereas. a bc 81 Information has hem tf~i IL the
District Court IT the tn.fed states Within and ler The
ssYsnth Circuit ant District Of Indiana the ae,h
January tss5. ~ Jehn HsaaA Fsq. Attorney Of the
United states fer the tsstFtof indiana against the
lowing described property - one iohn " Cannon.
one pair III saeend haa suflues fer violation a
the power 90 an act cf Cunetes- approved july H.
tss2. cnss An act - s4gpress insrfeti o % panis
ts sni ehclon 20 vie and oeuiseasr the property
"a eebsis and ia ether pefposcs aud ura,na prees
property and III The may be condemned
and sold a. enenaics' property
Nov therefore IN pursuance II the manion u der the
.s. directed AID deiNsfsa do here.
BY kVs public naoe 20 al persan scalmng aid property
% any part thereof IN manner interested hsein
that they b. anil APP. before the ssj. The Distract
Court ef tee Uned states te bs held ~ ths cay 81 In
disnapos, IN and fnf the Dsfct 81 Indiana, oh The ~
Monday II fshIaafy neat al ten o'clock VI the uFcnocn
q that dsy thea aa there nterpose their claims aud
make thsa sli~E staoas ia thai b~half
u. q kOSE, 4. n Marshal,
~ ;. nlssIow. nerusy
Attest.
joaS " RAJ. Clerk. feha. diH
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AttesL
Joss n. RIA. Clerk
mo. 2Ia.l
mo. 2i7)
4 rSrkD srsTEs oP AMERICA, DISTRICT on IN


4 rSrkD STATES oP AMERICA, DISTRICT on IN
u DIANA. IS:
wHEaxAs A libel Of information has been filed In the
District Court 81 the United States, within and for the
Seventh Circit and District Of Indiana, the 29th
day % 1anuNry. lS6J. by John Hanna, Esi Attorney
Of the United States for the District Of Indiana, against
the following described estate and effects Of William
J. Hoicoh. witt Three rromissory Notes, all dated
lst day Of November lss, for GOO each with interest
from date. payable In l. and years from date re
spectivriy: said given by William W. Garrard TO said
Hoicomh. the said notes secured by certain
mortgage real estate IN Lsportc Indiana, for q
violation of the Powers u an act OF Congress Of July
~ 1884, entitled An act 10 suppress insurreeton 10 pun
tsh treason ami rcbelof, seize and eosiscae the
property Of rebels and for other purposes" and praying
process against said PROPERTY and that the may lie
"ntemned and sold as enemies property.
Now therefore, In pursuance OF the monition under
the seal Of said court 10 directed and delv cred do
herebv give public notice Go all persons claiming said
property any part thereof. IN any interested
therein that they be AMI appear before the said District
Court 90 the United States be held at the city ofInisn
spos IN and for the District Of Indiana on the thr Mon
day II February next clock Of the forenoon Of that
day then and there their claims, and make
their allegations IN that behslf
d. q. ROSE. u. =. Marshal,
Per !. 8 BiesLow, Deputy.
Jous "A. RIA. Clerk tcb3dlAi
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ITsrrp STATES ce SaiFissle.,. msrRrr ot IN.

uTNrrEn STATES of AMERICA, mSrRgT IN IN
u DIANA. So
Whereas. libel % information has been fled IN the
District Court % The Uned Stairs. within and tor the
Seventh Circuit and nstrtt Of ndian, the yth dsy II
January ise3 hyJohn Hanna, Esq Attorney 1.-THE Jmted
stste-tor the District Of Indiana, the following de-
scrhrd estate CREDITS moneys and effects 81 per-
soma nnkno~s. to-sE So 00 Ia cash IN the hands q
J. w festhes also the of <ss o. cash IN the
hands II v. n Mccain Tor violation of the
powers OF aes Congress, appfovcdluy IL s6a entitled
As act 10 suppress insurreeton 10 punish treason and
rebellion, g. and cona-ate the property &c rebels
ART Cor other purpos-- ant praying process srsinst
said cash, aud that ths may he condemned and
cold a. enemies property.
Now, therefore, Ia pursuance q the monon under the
zeal OF ss Court directed aud delivered DO here
b. give public al! claiming salt cash.
rAny part thervef IN any uisrcslci therein,
that they b. AMI appear lorr tbs SAIL the District Court
~ the United States 70 be held At the city q Indianapolis.
In AMI for the District Of Indiana the third Monday 81
LIE uafy urxt at ten ecoexefhe forenoon Of thai sy
thea aid there utsrpc.c thrif claims and asfe their
Allegations "a that tehalf
u. q. ROSE. United states Marshal.
~ ;. htasIow, Deputy.
Attest
JeaS u. kss, CLERK. fcl3.di4t
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There 40 elias, ~ dserse that produces such exhaust
hsehsCts upon the human constitufion nahess and
p-sesss = The khinsys. bladder aud Urinary passaecs
anu thf"Fh faise ucissy they neglected until they
r - s"Fenced ~ TO he beyond the conrvi 4 ordinary
femc'lies, aud present the
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T. h- public With b- COM ctiou thai v Ia. a., emma. a.,
relieving tie class ~ diseases whi n has been found ~
eminently successful ~ curing and that W. shall
be rewarded for efforts IA Ilaeng 20 valuable rrne
Ia fora Ia meet the requirements 81 patient ana ph,
clan
FoR sAI.R nv ALL DRuGGlsrS--TRlcE o.
WI n. GREGe 4 Co. rroprieior..
Morgan Aner. General Agents Ne. 20 Cfa street,
Se~ York Wright French, a. Randolph 81 Smith A
D~ycr, % lake H. WHOLESALE Agents. Chicago. Illinois
isn2o darn
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pASvuIr, PA, June - iss2.
Or. NN. n. GRrce-llcar Sir. Ia February 1851, |
afflicted With the diabetes and for five mouths
pa sed more than two gallons of water in ~ hours.
obliged 90 get up often ten twelve times du-
ring the night and IN five months lost about 30 pounds
In weight During the month Of July, 81. | procured
two bottles % Constitution Water and In days
using experienced relief, and after taking bottles
was entirely cured, after regaing my usual good
good health. Yours. truly,
J V. l.. DE WITT.
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Attest
Jous q. RIA. Clerk
no. 2i3.1
lUrNrtp STATES on AMFRTA. DISTRICT OF IN

lUyNirEp STATES on AMfRUA. DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. SIS
wnEnr ~. libel % Information has been nied In the
District Court Of the United States. within md for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the Goth day
Of January. 1864. BY John HANNA. ksq., Attorney OF
the United for the District IT Indiana against
the following described estate. credits and effects Of
william H. Bell to-wirCerta rrondSsor Notes amount
ing the 10 etnoo, given by Robert n.
Williams In connection 81 certain real esta Ia Madison
county Tor violation 9Th. powers # act 1T Congress,
approved July ~. Sss cntf.ied IAN suppress
~uFrrctiou. punish treason aud rebellion and
eonnscatc The property Of rehels and for othr pur-
poses and PRAYING pfccSs against said property and that
the may be condemned aud sold enemies prop
erty.
Vow, teeloFc. IN puf,aancc ~ The monon under the
seal Of said court % directed 1ua delivered do here
BY give publ, notice % all persons claiming sa property
10 any part thereof any manner interested thVrtln
that they tc al appear beore the said District Count Of
the United Satcs ~ held the city 81 indianapolis
in and for the District 81 Indiana The third Monday Of
feArasrf clock OF the gngsnoon at that day
then AID inerpas. ther claims. AMI make
their allegations In that behalf
ID G. RoSE, q. = Marshal.
Per I 5. NGELow. Deputy.
ioaS A. RIA. Clerk. fetJ.dlat
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TERMS or TnE DAILY SENTINEL

TERMS on TllE DAILY sENTlNkL.
One copy, one -.....,---..-..----sI 90
one copy, SIX months. SO
One cory, month. so
Delivered by the carrier. within the city. Is per
week, payable 70 the carrier
Agents will be supplied at u cents week.
TERMS or THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
10 copies and the maksr Of the club Is 90
20 copies and two the maker of the ciub... 20 90
Additions be made % clubs a. any time the above
rates. The will be printed each paper ~itheut
extra charge.
No paper will be sent without prepayment. or oonn.
Ted longer tia paid fof. Address
ELDER, EIaNKNEss, a BINGHAM,
Indianapolis Indiana.
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At'oSh. Coss., November 18th lssi
Ma NJ. N 1kfaa,
Ietr Nifs have 10 several years been afflicted with
that troublesome and o. disease crave which
resisted All remedies and doctors until took Constitution
Nsler. aud You may BE- assured that was exceedingly
pleased with the result Il has eutlivl, cured me- aud
yoa naS make ~ my name you may a. h
Fafa O. the medicine, have entire confidence Ia iis
efei,ney. leuis truly. POND SikuN6