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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-27
OraantlAs SGmaHe

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fgt Dee8 furGbare 2etfen peIe8 has Qeben eenb unb
be @te unb gaGtpn,menidait unm6eG ma8t, fpcft bas
Coos Derer bic ibren 9tceni6den unbeicanen frStaen
Sunes Sens ao ~ et9t ~ aus3rsttun9tn ssns9t neil
Strttturen N6ertIdsen I'm arn Stein nb anbtre llr-
laden entebsn tann - IL e bod etRentteIs cine gulse
beS WtBbrsu4es bet tbelhen Oredne y8er dber nth &c
ldusnen ea e Gra Der @rjeusuus eber nrn Denen rer
rrh bic @ beimem eaffsr ssseEsn ais bsn Ss1saA
bic tG weie fnb.
BE Dfftees go. z SIb.JrebertdFr :,
feten Ttiren BON Baltimprsfr., Gftlt9t Sette,
bie Stufsn btnauf.
Wfan rertt Td SlAmen unt Sausnuntmer. benn unren-
be nnb trasert6e 0abmasr, burtrbene unb 9epienlUe
Quadalber, SdubHder, Gtteeliptder, Srasenrstni9er
unb Qa1npenpuser II. f. c nennen b reselmdbee Mer3e
unb Iauer anee;osen opn Dr. ptnfpn8 Ou In Der Ndbs
R8. gue 8uefe mdiIen etnen pHf-Stnmp entbalten.
Cine 9stIune IN 2 1a9en 3u8sfAe't.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-27

@EoxIes EzSaI4eYs
40. 8s7 OpStr., Der Stubtholle ssSenHesr
B9fktnstou .. Gs
tnipEebTtftt eIs
Ertebensridter, Sfentli9er Wctar, Som'
uiRSr Der Court Of @Iaims nnD Der Der'
ithiebeuen Staaten Der llnton: .,
-a. Sts cyIorouno BON gsatsntsn. Reiep6ien, ioine
.r.b,na Uu crSsrinss an Sas Gotsegnsns ists
,t6 nb anSrss@s Rass aus s;ss,xs SssSs, ssass son
tsS~s Eouuadseti H. No. IN, beioroen sSallagteIs Drn
S S4 5rnsa NIT barrpI. nab Sssti9tnsh tao OsSISa
ngSiu,osr une assasIansen bon Ss1Osra S'eE "H0 !"
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-27
Gr o\Dhniin nn,

itaeb b.s tDnislt9en Gp1ssums Der gDunbarSe in 2pn
bDn @raburter eneS Der ertn mebitnfen @oaeeen ber
Der Staaten t.r ben erbetu Ste tnes 9ebens IN ben
Sspttaern bon 2pappn gdriS pbabelpbta uno anberen
Stdtten 3ueebrat bat etnee ber wunberbarten Seunen
pOIenbet BON benen bic &ebdte her Wseiatn wetB n-
adbiae Qebente tie an Sbrenauen erpSa unb 0nberen
Rranttetten lten, iplte !. g. audi btt bet plSslsn &C.
rduen u ebr trrefen bte sa p errStben bel sertnSsn
Alenigtetten II. I. Wureen aueenbldltb 8etetIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-27
@etRts.

Dk iaredBtdsa @trtuxeen tsS 9ditrs nb itbr ;a fas
tpn. erluf Des @ebi6tntes &errrung Der Sleen, @e-
bra6tRet ser @etaesra S6le 4hnunSen Mtneteun9 psr
ter @efeuitaft Gud naG Ginlanttett tFtrautn 9eeen
IS ssts. l:l' S''''"f''f " l. No. '''' f'"''f ''' 'A"'"
Junae Qtute,
bic Fds burd b.imlte 2aaer eeibwdd tabsn bs e 70 r
bDen &eutn pber tn Der Sue lerren uub peren Tpl
bic, un9etbett, bic @be unmSgltd MAIDEN unb
&Srper unb e erbren iUu ten ioprt kie n6t9tn dit
se tbun erde YsrSnen nten, teprr tie inreten in tie
Gbt
bebtne ta5 en eelunber ei unb sin eebs 86rser bic
nUbwenrt9fsn grforeerniiie ;ur ete6sn GlIdieeteit
nb. }d rbne tte Wro bic ee tes &ebsnS Sur traurteen
p9erabrt. Die NNecten he's YetnScsrftnfern i6 flub
lid uao BITE eele Wrb ereren crn 8erspci1ung uno
lanbplten Setra6tunesn, raS uns bic 6rcufea meIbe
&beere genieBsn rerwet9ert fnf
llltte ter 0relTe.
Die biele Gauiente wtdt pitreub her esen eten;etu
Sabre In befer Mnfat trt pu ten unb bic enae ntd-
ofr punb6r,tlheu 0p,ra ipne re(de Dr. Srtrnp1 ans.
perionen berobnten. tas putittum iptertpen
Wlalen unerttds rutf' urs EMILIO IN Se5u9 anf etnen
gboratte ais Gbreunann il Sespg Guf Gtdraer Se.
uTenfaftt9fet ne fsitenreh cine fnreitenbe tSenabrs
IetNan9
gloti,
@s ett rtte unirfente unb uutsbeutentt QuddaTbtr,
melde i ais NerSe aufgeben unb Or 2cbntCns Antur.
btauraeu cpplen. Shubhtder Stelmi6Ier Qumpenpusex
It, m, etbIrmiide unn rer16rbe Na6mdber wel6e tbr
Qeten anltat her eben gilenifa Ter sti;n rem nit-
tr9en Bernie wiemeten, i jts ieaen,dBi6 sebiltete
Merst tuen benz liner aErentr nb ntttS @rgeS Nbnen
ben db oubran9en bic euncheit Muer, melG uuBludlt
der gDle III tire Sdnce rmiue ssrtn9 9dsen ruirt.
rem Tr Spbnrn bit 6eBbdlb fir rrtbwenbte, in er-
pi6nen bepnter5 fir Gphe wsl. init 'tinem Huft unbe-
ana nb eas ne Se9aatt1ungsn coer DiplSme befdnbis
In Riaer Sifice Ite9en.
Vu Tuat {.
Or. SpSnfpn Iii Ter einsiee reselmGes ebIlbcte Irst
weler bic eluns eeptn Srantbfiien dnsest Geine
Wittel unb 8ebantuns inO aen Aneetn ednslt4 uabt-
fann Gr 1T berdn9ebtet ben einem Stben mel6eS er In
peu ar5stsn Srpit1ern @urppaS unb tm eren bS Qan-
bes 3ubrnd5te, nGmltd Gnelant 8rantreb unb In tem
Blplet 9bilabelpbta 10 nnb r bat etne
tere prare ais ale anberea Aer3te bsr QDslt
Ser wetder iG ber Deee be8 Dr. SpbnfpR 0rbeim sibt
Mnn fen perrausn aoene Gbre ais Wtann unb etne Gs~
fGidltGtett dls Mr3t,
90 Office, SO. 6 5lb.JrebertGRraSt, kaak
&anh psn @alttmcrefr., Hsben Ser ,,&rbtitsrtGGA"
6autfrantbettea tuerben fGae4 0ebetlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-27
DR.. Johnston,
Der stn3tse arst, tpslfsr anjsi8t.
Spa.9ofpitaL.
.3ur llntsrb:aduns btr auadlulberet stabltrt
Der etn3tse plab in Der gDelt, trc ii4er
I1nelle unb 9ritnblthe Ruren In
sebetmen Rranfbettem

semu tperten, ais ba mb 3euSunssunidbtSett. S@nade
tn benz &lden unb BEN Gebern @ntsIncngen Der Neren
eeni6wdbe, Ntatsieit Nebereetasenbett, 0erfdnbeS-
f&md9e. Ser3tlepfen S@dtternteit 3ern ausenGSdd9s
G6wnbel, Sppf9merj, @ntjinbun9 eeS Salies ber Nde
ber 2unse beS NdsenS, Der Gn9ewettt unb nGer ener
ebel bic ppn eeren 9etetmen @ewobnteten 6er SusenD
pelte brn Opftrn eefltrer int ais her Strenen @e-
fang ben Gefibren he8 lplsS, terrbren unt pcnn tt
aetts 8ttelt werben ihre elansenben SDnun9en nern
ten @@wdde bet @pnRtucn berporbrtngen BITE @ee ute
nba@ MAIDEN rno 3uisst ZEN 8brper uno Stnn 3erbren
Sunse Mldnner,
btpnbers et@t fe Oper enes sebeimen 2ars eewprben
fnS bn8 itrlt9 10 bele 3auienbe In en ;u tribes @tnb
reb ele bur bre ertdbenen Salente unS entrtdelten
@rdnbesfrdte nit Dpunsr Der 9trettdfet ben Sc.
nat beseert Setter be3dubernte ESne encft baben
wRrben, mSsen ftb NIT cClem 8ertrauen taben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-27
0ef1b.ltGe Grantbeit.

enn Ser irrtseleitse untuse Singing euSfnbst bal
tr ben Stra beier 6mertaen trantbt IN d aufsenrm-
ibl rter bic Gur@t @ntbedun3 ibn nb6reft, @ an
ne u penbea au wel9e in Soss tbr:r Gr5ebuna anb
paret u Ianse bis bte Spnppm sies retlien lletrls
pte !. .. etn nit @e6w1 en3unsetet Hals cine b6e
Nae Wbmerj i'm Rcpe unb in ben Slietern M6nebme te8
@eH6ts Saubbett AuSm die ber Qaut Snrten ben 8e-
nen unl @rmen, Sinneu i'm @eitte unb Grtreita-
ten it& setsen ~s taan stes ntbeI nit elmer 6retlt@en
S@ntutetett pcr M fbrdten, bs suest Der Gaumen unt
Bite Nalenfnctn eua4en bG8 Opfer brr fr 8rant
teit eu @eaenarb res Mtebs W:rb unb ter &po etnen
bredItden 2eoen babur6 Elm @nbe m1t bdB sr tbn mad
sem 9arbe 9ring prn tlnnsn fen Reienter 3uridtbrt
@S lit etne traurise &fGIate baB Snuente bieer rr6t
barren Rrantteit gum OVER fa1en in pse Der nseitid
6teit unwtenter 9rablr. pei6e tur Nnweubung jenes
tottliten 0e8 hes Netur3 bic Gcnfttupn berntGen ub
ben @ef bes yekeMs III elm sleneeg Gaetm NerraMHeln
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-27
6errenflei0er.aDen.

Derrentletoer'aDen,
EBeRs%rattftraRe sRe. 85s mnb 35sh.
Wteiuen see5rten Greunben unb benz @ublitnm nIa&e
@ bermt bic In5eiSe, bu6 i'd bas i@on pit Sabren OF
bteiem PIase etabrte @eGa iberncmmen babe unb Eez
dnbiS Elm rebaltiseS Eager BON 5uen foIb gearbei-
eten Serreneibern neueter accu gu ben bisfen Pres
len bperdtbs balten unb aud cle auf 8eeGuus anfer=
sen perbe. - gtpffe fit nterrSde unb Spen3enge tn
alien Scrten unb 5u alien Preen - serner eine Ausa
pa6l &egenGrmc StSde &C., irpie ale in bieies a5
einidlasenbe ArtteI.
sB Glle GeteluuSeu tuerbeu prompt bilis unb in
tHr8efter irift ouSefertist tuerben.
- e. Gatfer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

The Galena Trausi, thus discourses:
What very rare thing is a handsome
man. Nhen we look around among our
friends end acquaintances, or upon the
croYaswc encounter IN our daily walks,
what very small quantity of fine, classi-
cal Gestures do we meet with. How rare
are .high and lofty" foreheads, and Fine
ly chiseled" nostrils. On the contrary.
what numbers of snipe and snub noses, OF
high cheek bones and followed cheeks, OF
extensive mouths, sans teeth. of dull and
sunken eyes, Of cadaverous complications,
encounter us at every turn. How many
are short and fat--how many long and
lanky and nearly all how awkward
10 fact, very handsome man ought to be
taken hold Of and put in 3 show. 1t is
not fitting that he be allowed to 60 at
large. What is he but a reprosch to his
fellow creatures--an odious comparison
a waking insult! Let him be confined
or tattooed. Ii may not be new, but 1t is
very true, that most things are valued IN
proportion to their rarity Men are vain
er OF PorAanal beauty than women. and
far less skillfui in concealing their vanity;
consequently, handsome man is deci
ded impertinence--a thorough. bred Mar.
cissus. He is of opinion that the bust
ness of the world stands still in order &c
give the people engaged therein leisure tc
contemplate him. When he appears, he
thinks all thoughts and emotions in tbs
breast of every one present are suspend
cd or obitera,ed, in order to make room
f'r Az intense feeling of admiration HI
feels quite certain that every woman wh'
looks upon him loves him, and that he
peace of mind is from thenceforth sacrl
feed; and be has even the egregious foil.
TO suppose that be is admired by those o
his own sex!. Poor, deiuded mortali Lii
tie does he dream that men of sense ne
yer bestow q thought upon his pretty face
and that those who are overburdeued wit
that quality, feel strong desire indse
TO kick him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

r. II r. u RI Il -
nv this route, Prcights OF an description sean Be
forwarded to and from Philadelphia, New York,
Bosto n or Baltimore, TO and from any point the
ksilroAds Of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, tllinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD nI-
The Psansylvs Railroad soconneets ~ Pss.
burg with steamers, BY which Goodscsp beforvsrd.
Tsnnss see Cumberland, Ilipois, Mississippi, Wis
cousin, Missouri. Kansas, Ark ansas, and Rcd Xiv
s,samersto all portson the North " sstsrn LSkss.
Merchan and shppersentrustinKthe transporta
stpu ufrhstrFrsiwhtto Tits Company can rely wtts
confidence on Its speedy transit
Tho Rates 81 Freight
w':, in., rssn "a
s sos6 20 ooa "a 4 II oaAA'p oinAA AA
Por rl.,shs oostTse.s or shipping DIRECTIONS, sp
ply 10 address siaher of the following Agents u
- b. 4. sTEwARr. Freight Agent. Pits.sursh
/ CLARkE& 90. Transfer Akrus, !"
n Hx n SnJMS oS Co.. nasi.on, IN
IE Ao osax kss, 20 r ~ ma
/ R.F. aAss ,st. Louis Missouri.
! CLARKE CO., Chicago, Ill
RHNKELY. MONTGOMERY, A.y.yills
w.H,A X. l.. LANGLEY ,Gailipolls, o.
/ H PIERCE CO., zanesviiie,o.
| ~. HUp as RIPLEY. o; r.r, ,.
| for tue south and wsst.
i LIVE STOCK.
| proversand Farmers vii lfndthis tho mos tadvAn.
tagsous route for Lave stock CaPsetoas Yards, well
| watered and supplied with every senveaencs ,havs
been opened onthisti neanditseonnec'pns sndeveyy
attention 10 paid tothsif wsntA. From HarrisburEh
where viii be found every convenience for feediuj
and resting Aehoice " offered Of The rhiLADkL
pHIA kEw YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
ghiswifiais o be found the shortest quickest IN,
most direct route for stock New ferk-tvia Allon
.avnl--and = In w@rchsuSesthans any other.
kNOCH LEWIS .GeneralSapt-. Altoona, Pc
T. L. MOuPT, Gsn .Fiek 81 Agt. ,PhtlaAslphis
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight AGsn
| AAv Pitt iva
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS

We Gail Me sa,ion OF all having relations or
f,iends to tie army To The fiet tina, HooFLASDS
ermsn Buffers" ~l.la are nnatsi thu of The dssases
Induced b. exposures aad ptiyaions lnc sest 10
life Ia toe iists, psbsned almost daily la the news
papers, on the artvsl Of The sck wiil be noticed
that vers Afs ptlportion arc ssnerisg from d~hhi
y Rvs.s chs. o. That Mud can be fosdf,, cured by
HOOD ud's herman Buers Diseases resulting from
din. Ysrs of Ihe digestive srxsns a,s speedily sr,sed
We nave hesitation IN stating that, II these Bters
freely used Among our ,oidie. undseds OF lives
misht be saved Thai otherwise will be lost.
We call pst.feu.ar att ution the folio ing rpmark-
able aud ell xut cure 4 one Of the nstlons
heroes, whose e 70 ase his owa language has besn
pnlisd~iphia, August gard. 1852
JMss,rs Josfs b Epaus I'll. gentica,ea. Your HooI
iaDa's Gefmaa Butte has saved my lite. There y
no mist&s~ Us tnis ~ \, souch-d for numbers OF
cAmradps, satne ot h. &c names are appended, and
fully soxzant Of ali tho rircu my
case am. I'D have been for the last four Wears,
~ eniber of shernA ne celebrated battery aud under
the Command vi Capt T.. h. Asres. Thro
tho exposure att ndsni npon my srdnous dntie,,
ATTACKED Ia November last With inhamm of the
iunSs, anu for y~o days IN the hospt -
This followed by great debility, heightened by an
attack OF d ysenters. | was then removed from tie
White House, and seattle this e'is OH beard The
&c Estate OF aiae, y from hich landed the 18th
OF June Since thai time have been about IS low
! For week or more was scarcely able 10 swallow
anything and II did force morsei down. it I'm
| mrd,ateiy thrown up again.
| could not even Keep glass Of water In my stom
aeh. life could not last under these circumstances
and aceordinsv tins rh s,ci#ns who had been wo'kng
the grasp oil The dread Archer, halki, told me The.
| ceuis do no more for me, and sdytsed me o
clergy aud make such dispos iiion OF my limited
iund aaoess suited me. An acqaaintAtce who visited
ass :. as .h sprasi aa,sss me- torlorr Sops 10
a"a a s.ns o. H. s,aoms SHADE"
sins better. ' Tsaass have 'slea bat two S.,ar:
permitted 10 re,oio my wife and daughtsr rom HON
nave nss,a -. en- x,eo ~,
Kcysl re soar luyslsaeie gller,I ore the csrtsia-
1, Of lie which nas Ihs plser OF vague ears-,o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

SWEvery burden Of sorrow seems Ike
= stone hung round our neck yet they
are often only stones used BY pearl divers
which enables them TO reach their prize
and die enriched.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

WooL. The Governor Of California
reports tina. the crop Of wool IN that State
is increasing immensely, and that, in
1870, he expected it to be equal to the
entire production Of the country according
to the last census.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

b1y~ He who troubles himself more than
he needs. grieves also more than Is necss-
sary, for the same weakness which makes
him anticipate bis misery. makes him en-
large IL too,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

~ Mayor Opdyke, of New York, has
offered reward OF $500 for the discovery
and conviction Of the murderers of Col.
O'Brien, whose awfully-cruel dcath dur
ing the New York riots has been describ-
ed in this paper. k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17

~ What il the differe between hope
and desire? Desire II tree In leaf, hope
is tree i. Aowsrs, and snj oymsnt ~ .
tree In fru...
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17


Induced b, the extensive sale ssd universal pepu-
Isnty OF Hoof ,nf's German Bltters pnre gstabIe)
hosts Of igaoreBs ou1As ere efnDnou@
have opened upon suffering humanity TIE hood yates OF
Nosvutas 10 the shape Of poor whiss~y viieiy com
pounded with ialnToas arsgs, and snEstsnsd TONES,
StOmacbies and bhsAfsa
beware u the namerable array OF Alcoholic pre-
parAt,ons In pietbeyi bottles and big beisd ksgs
uBdvr the modest sppeiIstton Of Btes which instead
Of curing ONLY sgrssate disease and leave the dlssp
polated sunere1 10 dssp&ir.
HOOYkA1GD's GERMAN BTTTER1
Are not new sad sniried article. but AEys stood
she vest OF fft-ea years irAi by the American pu bile
&Id sAs.s t-r~aAtAe# ss-4 nrry
similar preparation The propristors have Thousands
Of Letter. from the most euiiarnt
Ciergymen, Lawyers, Physicians, and
Citixens,
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of hese btters.
Do you want something TO strengthen you
DO you want good Appetite
Do you want 10 build up your Constitution
Do you want 20 feel we'll ?
DO you want to get rid of Nervousness
| Do you want Energy
Do you want 10 sleep well ?
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling
/ you do. use HooFLAND-s GERxAE slrTEgs
Fvsa Rec J Fsetsn BFsrs ~ d, IGstsr u tAs EaxE-
/ ef,Bes.a q ksitgtsst EHglstfGso.
Although net disposed 70 iasar reeafsmsad psten
Medicines in Kehsfi th % III d. trsi " bvif i6gr~
diens AID effects y-s kasv ~ 20 sassiept reasaus
WIS t~atti ~ the benefits he believes
himself 10 have resolved om any single prepa stisn
In the hope that he gay thus contribute 20 the benen
| OF others
30 this tAs readily IN regard 10 H,onsnd,
| German Bii<u, prepared ny DR.. C.. ~ son, o
this etty, because yrrIadesd against thrm to-
.sny years asder he mpres- - 'ss' thsy were chief
w sicop he mixture. am teGsot~ato MY frisb
ko6ert sh0~mss es, ssls fer he rcmosa OF shis pre-
judre by proper tes,s as for encDc aYmer, to r.
sb~m whsp suiIsrios grezt and long tlsusee DE-
billy. TIE three bottles o. these htiers, al tn
begsning the Or rent y~4f, followed b. eyidrs
teief AID resforst3an degree " BODILY and at
r.g0v hseh hal 4 fett Tor six months before. sn
had almost deapsrtd ~ Roaming. Therefore than
6ed and my fsisssd f9 diectlng 10 Inc Vt hen
| j.. hz@I0s BROWN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17
rAHTICuaAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold rndpr the OF
Bitters, put NJ 80 quart bottles ecnIsanded Of the
cheapest wbi key eemmon rain, sung from 20
eeais per s.loS, the ,ssts aiguised BY ANIME or
toyiander seed
This ela.s Of Eitess has caused ard will continue
eause, iorg thsI - sold buBd die the
drih card B. their use th- sya'em 10 hep,
ent ~ under the iEa1.nee Of icoholic slim
OF the orsi ktn. rha Liquor created and
kept up result Is eli the horrors aen up
on dFuwka rd's AS. ant Aesth
Fer ih.e~ d. sire aid Nil have l4HQr Hitter 70
w~ nbissh the ajysi nS aIp t.et One kettle Of
ncS0an1ss srrman Eitters snd rx With fhPce Quarts
OF good Brandy or Nhi-key, and the result will be Q
prs, sa4 that sui lar excel mecsa nes
aud txur ex-~iiohce ally eIthe Liquor Btes
Ia he market, sef ell cost much less. You Will hsve
all TIA virtue 4 HDofaHds BttsrS connection with
Geo4 article 90 LqnVr, NJ much iess price than
these fetevior preparations viii cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17
They contain no Alrehel or bad Whisky

They Will Guar the above Diseases In ninty -nine
cases oal Of q huaaYed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-17
. t. PERKINS,

Metallic Burial Cases kept castantly on hand fei
= N n article am soie agent Those from q distAnss
ca n bs acco mmodsLed by appcsttoa 70 me. Wooden
o. trimmed orders short notices and HAVING
nv own Hsavse aud carriages, am prepared 70 ~
teld TO funerals very reasonably. 0rdetslet ~ my
OUiee, or at residence, corner ofSixth ana M
change Streets, viii N set with prompt attention.
ap22diy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-23

DRowNED-Last Saturday, Adolf
plus Chevalier, an esteemed resident
Of the town, met death On Clinton's
dam, while running a portion of his
fleet to Point Bausse. The current and
eddies above the dam during the pres
ent high water make it rather difficult
to make the slide, as was the case in
this instance. The piece struck the
pier and was carried over the dam into
the seething breakers below. All but
Chevalier escaped by jumping to the
pier. Chevalier had for several sec
onds an opportunity to do the same,
but being bewlldered and frightened,
he grasped the cable and in an instant
was undoubtedly crushed by the snap
ping bands and shingles striking the
backwater below the dam. He leaves
large family wholly dependent upon
the charities of the people. A sub
scription paper is in circulation for
their benefit. Nearly $3.50 was sub
scribed on Monday night.
Our lumbermen have ever felt a SYM
pathy tor, and put up with inconven-
fence and loss of lumber on Cllnton's
dam, for the reason that MIR. Clinton
has always endeavored to make the
dam safe for the transmission of lum-
Der and to guard against the loss of
life. Every year he has expended
money to make it safer and easier to
run, and the community cannot blame
him for the accidents that yearly occur.
We would suggest that four or five
piers, strongly bound on the west side
of the slide, would without doubt rem
der the slide perfectly safe to run, guild
ing RATS into it, and thus make the
jumping of the dam an impropriety.
ANOTHER DEowNED.--A Norwegian
whose name we cannot recall, was
drowned yesterday ON Clinton's dam.
Mr.. Ole Natwig had an arm broken at
the same time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-23

Hoes, AND THE OWNERS THAT Be-
long TO THE HoGs-ATTENT1oN -
BE it known to all we people that spring
approaeheth, likewise We hogs. Now
be it known further that our fences are
in good sepair, tight and tidy-likewlse
our gates. Be it known further that
ut the recent town meeting a ''hog
law" was passed unanimously. Owing
to the fact that nobody owns a hog,
consequently it becometh extremely
difficult to enter a complaint; there
fore we propose TO deal with all hogs
Sound oa. our premises latter our own
heart The hogs in this section are
Of peculiar species. They are so
formed that they can insert thew noses
between picsets and root up the fourth
SOW Of potatoes with ease. They will
iump a six-rail fence and climb a load
of produce in the street, with no incon-
xenience-to any one but the owner
thereof. They can turn their posteri-
ers 20 any picket fence, and by SIM
ple turn of the tail, turn themselves
wrong side out, and, once on the other
side of the fence, pursue their natural
vocation of "root hog or die"
Now, be it known that we are the
possessor of six-shooter that will send
an ounce slug through the largest hog
in town, end-ways; therefore we call
the attention of all owners Of pork
ines, CANNES, quinines, felines, bovines,
chick-ines, and working swines, that il
any are found on our premises, they
will return to dust rather prematurely,
and their sacred remains, if we chance
to take the pains to inter them, we will
designate with headboard each, be,
cipssag with No. 1 until it reaches
1901 or Whereabouts, bearing the own
er's name, sex, condition, persuasion,
&C., &c.
We don't propose to be imposed up
on by quadrupedal hogs the present
SIMMER. They can beat old Sampson
carrying off gate, as our neighbor,
can testify. After May LIST, we begin
- sh>et.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-23

CHEcKs.-R. w. Lyon requests us
TO say that the holders of his checks
can get them redeemed at Norton's
jewelry store.
We observe since the cffort has
been made to do away altogether will,
pasteboard currency, that the amount
of postage currency has proportionate-
ly increased. We are pleased to no,
tice thi. Improvement. There is per-
haps $4,000 in postage currency in
Wood county, and until the system of
receiving and paying out checks is
done away with, we must expect bat
little of the government issue will be
put in circulation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-23

FAST DAY.-Next Thursday rs dos
ignated by the President as day Of
fasting and prayer. A meeting will be
held at Roe's Hall, where appropriate
remarks will be made by many of our
citizens. Let business be suspended
on that day.