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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31
NEw COPPERHEAD CHpRCM.
TN Church sof Jesm Chrik irS,n 49,

| fhs Cburehsof Jesus Chrif in)an ake
has condemned human slavery. At th,
period of Is NiatsednSs sisn tiChristi.nit,
into the world slavery WAS universal ii
oil lands, and the Roman Empire which
dcminatsd throughout the then know
| world was teemed with slaves OF All colors
Under the influen nee Of Christianity th,
slave system was early ameliorated, ani
after few centuries when the church
ohtsined q controlling influence, slssefy
was eradicated in Europe. African slave
~ was subsequently, introduced into the
New World against the protestatioos Of
the church, and from that day. down e
1890 al the churches of christendom
cohdsmned it and sought to promote
measures Of emancipation. And even
down to our own time every church which
regards principle before policy continaa
its opposition to slavery. And il is M
derstood in our country that the church
of Jesus Christ, Of whatever name, is
committed against slavery and treason.
Hence. the propagandists of slavery and
the sympathisers with traitors have As
general rule turned their batteries against
the church.
We -aotieed the other day thak The.
leading Copperhead prsssesof our Snss
were assailing the churches aud advoca.
ting the Inauguration of new church. on
the cofnsr-stone 'cf Copperhead pro-
slavery propagsndism, instead of the old
foundation Of Christ and the Apostles.
Edison B. Olds, of Ohio, IL seems is TO
be the head Of the new church, and the
following general -epissle to the faithful
seems to be the frst formal move for the
organized establishment Of the Copperhsad
evangel. All true christians should re-
joice that Edson B. Olds and his fellow
panderers to treason and oppression, have
no sympathy with and find no favor in
the churches where cur fathers wor-
shipped:
"Gov. MEDARY-Deor Sir: Will you
oblige us by giving notice in the Crisis
that. at an early day, the undersigned
will move for State Convention for the
purpose Of devising some plan Tor new
Church organisation, in which Democrats
may enjoy the privilege Of hearing preach
ed the pure Gospel of our Lord Jesus
Christ unmixed With Abolition fanasicism,
and without being insul.ed and denounced
from the pulpit as disicyal for believing
that the Constitution as it is should be
maintained, and the Union as il was
should be restored. Democratic papers
throughout the State will further the
cause of Christianity by calling the at
teution Of their respective committees to
the importance of an early move in the
premises. Epson B OLps.
ViRoIL Z. SHAW.
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~ We learn that our friend, John H
Day, is to be the Deputy Recorder at this
place under Mr.. Lowry's administration
Mr.. Day is thoroughly honest and
entirely competent man for the position,
and will be found very agreeable and
accommodating officer, and we doubt not
will give entire satisfaction to all who
may have business to transact in his Of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

EE Our attention has been called to
the carelessness of discharging firearms
within the city limits, often endangering
the lives of persons. We heard of one
instance where a pistol ball had passed
through the weather boarding and plas-
tering of house, just barely missing the
head of a child We trust a little more
caution in this matter will be exercised
In the future.
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Msle by the Ksehak QuadriilsDand.
T,o THE LEGAL VOTERS OF LEE


| @4s CLERK IS 0gsfcE. LEE Cors1v. Iowa.
~ "a, fr. MAplsox, Dec q. 1853
The Board Of upssv isors In special ssion. to-day
passed the following Fese ution. to-wit:
Resolved, Thai ~ drsn 10 expected aeon 70 take
can svoiaed By tke raising Of volunteers,
rs can be raised 70 M the quota foLse cam
IT, IL ID hereby declared ~ this Board tha. wilt
encoutase yoiun;ser e By pledgng Ourselves that
members Of said Bosrd We wall vuse county bounty
Of of0a Zach volunteer ~ next regular
prov idfrg i'll be instrueed by constituents
nd sr tie purpose of ssesvtsining the wishes OF nj
the ciEenS osthe eoanty 10 reTard to the sitter, IL IL
hereby ordered hst special election fhs he he'd In
each tesnshp OF thisc0unsy on Saturday the I'd day
Of January 1864, sad elstion 10 be held A. the usual
places holding elections the polls to be open from
9cctssk To O'clock y. of SAID d4s, tast the
form OF the ballots read For Volunteer Bonnty -
yanst Voiunseer Bounty - Nat tbe Tos nshsp
Trustees lasrks eieet! for tas 1854 condac
sad election make dae retnrn 10 tcf respective
Csuns supe i naeciately sfser the Of
TIE votes And fnrtArr.
Resolved that nAiee hereof be given through all
the newspapers pus Hsata In this ecanfy sad that
su aecnt number bills be struck OF to posted in
ca rh ard every township ia The county.
To carry ost the objects OF the above resolution,
measure. w be taken for the holding u ssid election
suitable DO Ii-books wfi provided and tee election
viii ndacted in all manners as general electlons
are eoneac.t d.
AN persons concsrned will, therefore govern them
selves accordingly.
By order Of snc sosrd Of Supervisors.
800 CHARLhS DokRR- Ceunty Clerk.
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NEW Book OF CHuRcH MusIc.-
Messrs o. Ditson l. Co., publishers, Bos-
ton, advertise the above work in our
columns to-day. Musical societies and
conventions would do we'll to take special
note of this work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

I@- A dispatch was received in town
yesterday from Bridgeport, Alabama, sta
ting that Mrs. Wittcnmyer had been very
sick, but wss now better and out of
danger.
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New YEAR'a Gur.--Thsre is nothing
that would b more appropriate for !
New Tears Rift q : lady than : good
esNinc MA6hl1s. 9. H. Ensssc... 4th
seses - ~ - II the woeld- q
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ODD FELLOWS BALL-The Germans
of this order win give a ball this Nev
Years Eve a. Burrows Hail. All are
invited. Here is an opportunity for those
who indulge in the s'light fantastic"
Tickets 81, including supper.
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THE CITY.

sI Wanted, immediately, BIZ Seal d.
Waterman, blacksmith that can shoe
horses and iron wagons. If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

@ The place to get handsome win
ter bonnet of velvet. silk or straw, is 1,
Mrs. Williamson's. No. II Main street
between Second and Third. If
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Nem advertisements.
dissolution OF PARTSERsHI III

The co-partnevship heretcfore sxistinr uadf th,
name Of T. J. BISHOP Co., 10 this dp ssvired,
J. Bishp rshdrnwinx his interest from the .tor} 9,
Nor I'll eide az Main and Lesee. G. X. Saith IL a.
hsYized settie The bnsintsa OF the Old frm s3th.
eerres Il Main and Levee where be VIII be fplsasi
49, his former patrons.
q. X. SMITH
Keos1k. Dec sosh. Ias3.-d2t
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A paragraph from private letter to a
gentleman in New York, OF Rev. New
4aan Hall, D. D.. of London-one of the
earliest and bravest defenders of the Z nion
cause in Great Bri,ain-has enough Of
general interest to warrant IFS publication.
Few men are more competent TO speak of
the ruling sentiment in England than DR..
Hall, He is man of the people, and a
leader in every good undertaking:
81 heartily thank you." he writes No
vember 81, 'for your encouraging letter,
which cams to me when there wero not
SO uany here Of my opinion as there now
are. Be sure that the heart Of England
has always been right Whatever some
Of our editions may say,rlet this Be . test
there have been hundreds, if not thou
sands, of public meetings enthusiastic for
Union and emancipation. Not one has
been convened for sympathy with the
South. In your letter you expected that
By spring the rebellion would be merely
. history of the past. The devil fights
hard. 1t is now or never-a death strug-
gle. Perhaps the continuance of the
strife was needed to -uuits your nation
more thoroughly on An emancipation pol,
ficy. God grHnt THIS slavery NAV soon
cease. and With II the uzr. Some people
talk here Of the vickedaess Of the war.
hate war. except when vaged to proven.
what Ia uoren Rnf ~hou d;J fh;. ~o,r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

Will be filed with the choicest of reading matter
compiled and condensed from the contents of the
DAILY and in point of cheapnees and the quality OF
reading matter furnished stands ahead Of any paper
in Southern Iowa.
Commercial and Financial.
In this department we shall endeavorto give re-
liable Information. Our home Market quotations
will be correced each day by careful ana
responsible Wholesale Merchant. The markets of
the leading Commercial cities will be reported by
Telegraph.
TERMS:
Daily BY Nall. per year.....................s $500
months,. 800
...-.--..-..-........ 1.50
...-----..-.-. 90
delivered in City by Carrier, per week.. Is
weekly, per year. Loo
CASH IN ADV ANCE.
HOWELL a. DELAPLaIN,
KBoKuK, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

New Boar nKEIrHsBuRe." THE new
boat which Capt B. W. Davis is building
will bear tie above name. The hull waa
built at Port Byron, nlinois; the cabin
at lie Claire, Iowa; the machinery (exceps
boilsrs, which were made in this city,
will be manufactured at Rock Island
Length of boat one hundred and si1sy
feet thirty-two feet beam !; capacity fo.r
hundred tons, and will draw Is inches Of
water when completed. Cost about
$4,000. Capt. Davis informs us that
she will be ready for early navigation. as
the work is progressing at a rapid rate,
and that it is his intention to make her
the handsomest and swiftest boat above
the rapids. Her light draught win obvi-
ate one great difficulty which has hereto
fore been in the way Of boats running
above the rapids in low water. We think
Capt. Davis is entitled to great credit for
bis energy in maintaining line Of daily
packets between the rapids, even when
the prospects for making it pay were not
very encouraging. The Captains many
friends will be pleased to notice this evi.
dence Of his enterprise and prosperity.
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cIvss nUr,

1880 GIvss u Up. ~ yes
Martin. the poor cJppefhead, Who, no
bsing sAtis6eds With tAs dsfsae &c his Con
gressional sspiratiom hya majority Of ovel
800 made pilgrimage 70 Washingtor
ia<hs hope thai Congress would Be ID
duced to say Chat soldiers had no busines,
tssvote. .Ehss absadonsd his ciaim 70 Ii.
seat occupied By Hou.IJ. y Grinnell. -
The telegram that conveyed to Washing.
ton the decision Of the Supreme Court ol
<his State. banished his Iast hope, and he
rslurns home wiser and sadder man -
His demagosueism ia fret ssttiDg bait
for the soldiers's votes by voting for the
Law. and then seskipg to set that same law
aside because the votes we're against him,
has secured for Mr.. Martin the contsmps
of all honorable men and the scorn Of ev-
cry IowA soldier. Martin may we'll give
up his contest, and with it eli his poIisi.
cal aspirations for all time TO come. H,s
rassaEty viii MOI resdiiy b forgstteo. -
lDayenpost Gas.
THE CATHOLIC TsLEaRAPH o. PRo-
SLAvxRYs RIsHrs.-It ssems that there
is priest in Kentucky who il still hold
ing forth ia favor Of slavery! He enght
to hide 10 the Mammoth Cave aud asso-
ciate With the fossils Let him be careful
in concealing his name; BY signing HIM
self " Priest" he divides the odium Of his
prc-slavsry work with oil his bresh1sn,
for which many, even in Kentucky, do
not thank him; but the weight Of public
censure, if eoaoentratsd on his orn patro-
nymic, would b. ovsrWhelmiag. \ Cath
Ollie priest, in the holy fimes of Christmas,
advocating slavery Handing over wp-
men and children into infamous bondage
With one hand asd Offering incesse with
the other to the infant Heyior-the Re-
deenser d aNg What subject for Md
itasion before the altar on Christmas
morning. Ifslavery must have its advo-
Gates, Ies them be found suong The lSity,
and not amongst ibe priests. They sbvss
special duty it is to teach the observance
OF the law of God should not adyecasa
system BY which the law is vioiased a.
casholic priest upholding system which
ignores the sacrament Of marriage =
Shame
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31


PRrsIpEsf LINCOLN Re NoMIxATxD.-
The Santa Fe (Eew Mexico) Gazette
comes out for President Lincoln for re-
election in 1864. The Denver (Colora-
do} Com monwealth also declares itself 10
favor Of his nomination in the following
strong terms :: s-
Shonld God spare the life of our noble
President, there will mot be 4 single voice
in tbat Convention against him, if so be
that such . one is held. But - are
growing in the opinion that that Jofmality
wiil b Dispensed With. And where s
the man who win dare to go down in
history. - hand down bis. name "a! pcs.
seEit1 - ~ candidsss before the people,
T feppcsed 10 Linooln ]! Who ersves ehe
|ihfany Tor himself OF his children Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

tue fress, we call the ettenaon OF the pubic q
the merits and advantages Of oar papef at IN
close Of the present year, and present
rndueements 10 sussesiss 8 a.s
for il during the coming year. We need not At
tempt TO enlighten our readers in regard to the
influences exerted by the Newspaper Prees Of The
country upon public opinion. We hail with I'M
mingled satisfaction the improved tone Of public
sentiment In our own vicinity during the past
season, and the verdict of the people of our own
oounty at the late election in favor Of the War and
the policy OF the Government; and ne are proud
OF the part which the GATE crrr bore in the
contest.
The coming year will be distinguished by great
ana lmpcrtans vents,-poAtical and militsry.--
Tor we shall have to record the
closing Battles Of the Great Rebellion;
shall pass through another Presidential Campaign.
ana shall entsr npon the policy for the paeiScation
OF the Country, md the re-establishmept of the
authority OF the Government over the Rebellioue
States.
The news and the political discussions of the
coming year promise to be more interesting and
exciting than ever before and the demand for
sound $500
Loyal Newspapers
ought to be increased. The character and the
principles of the GATE CIrr are well enough
known IN Iowa to ohviate the necessity of any
special exposition, and appear before the coun-
Try as candidate for public favor on the record
we have already made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-31

1A0 DS1HssNoW 10 tAO AO6UYSO9
9ss4s Time. sffs@E x =
Having received official notice that the
large bounty Of Ss02 plsys ont On The
9th day of January, ! notify all persona
interested that now is the time to enlist,
secure the bounty and prevent being sent
to the gallant army now 10 the field con-
seript- 81 .s ADJr. G. LOWE.
Office with p. Fl, Humes. on Sd street,
between Main and JOHNSON. ~ g :
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Loyal Newspapers
THE DAILY GATE CITY,

1t will be the object to furnish the latest newr
that can be obtained by Telegraph, in addition te
giving summary of
state and General News, Army Core.
spondcnce and Local News.
Thus making the DAILY GATE CITY ofiuvalu.
able interest TO every reading man or woman. who
IS at all interested in the of our Country in
tnis war heeollect that loyal newspapers are &C.
compilsaing much in suppressing the rebellion,
and that person is generally judged by the tone
Of the paper which be reads.
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KeOkuk Library Association
SPECIAL NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF THE KEO-
"A KUK LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS, pseembsf ID
l663 peaolshon wss adopted thet eomHiittee Be
sppoiatsA 70 receive Donasisns a. 1oekA tSsn
the citizens Of Keokuk and Vicinity toward sotDman
cling the Library.
IAs sslOylag nasneag gasnleesn sosPose khH Com
miH6a
nd. 7. Bforrell - ~. westakss HSrsea Hdckr,
\. B. Ogden, s, 3. Csrsy. Al Wilkins
The known libsralty and pnbic spirit ofths ttxess
Of Keoknk b conadeny aopeaed 70 n behatf his
ohjecf. DaAaons sAne lett - 81 6dsthess
u either Of the gentean Dameds or parties 0lA -
ealIed - VI leAvieg iAsts AsYeAyA M osihe con-
iykyM. MANNERS. 4 IS sa'
\ IN MI - sss4asss 8~srvss ~4 trs4ssfs4s 4stss
I.RI;E1 !. - 2 p sCsNu1Efe!'
Ybuvsa avsse, Asassss Jssssss - EasAnbs (
|x.osys,: /: ......-.................1 IOWA
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sa-A A small brass door key vas picked
up and left at this Office yesterday.
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sfcrssary's 1sPssss - - Kssxuk
Btbf1 D6etety.
To tho Hxeeutivs.C Committee of the;Ke-
okuk City Bible Society the undorsigne d
would respectfully shbnifshs following as
the result Of bis labors in sanyassin8 the
city up to the psesent date - uaA1
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THE GATE CITY,
For. 1864.

In conformity with a very general custom Of
the Press, we call the attention Of the pubic to
the merits and advantages Of oar. papef at ths
close Of the present year, and present 81 x
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NOTICE.
The members of the IOWA INSURANCE CON-
PASY are hereb, notified taat the Annual Meeting
will te heid on The second Monday In January rert
ofcs Of the Company, fa The City Of Ne AUX al
txe oiei,ck p. :. at which tune Board OF Dlrrcors
vii BE elected tor the ensuing year
Uaiee On Asia street, tetseeB 2ad aud 81
SAMUEL L. CAREY.
Dee TO- tse3 din he~etafy.
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LECTURE TONIGHT.

Or. Jewett will lecture tonight At the
Unitarian Church.
The Doctor has delivered several leo
lures in our city, and fully vindicated the
splendid reputation which he has scquir-
edss sfrst-class lecturer throughoat the
country. We should be pleased 70 ses .
general attendance on the part Of our cit
liens, and We pledge them both instruction
and amusement.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23

PURSUANT to an Act of the General
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
svIvania. entitled " AN ACT relating to the
Elections of this Commonwealth" APP
proved the 2nd day of July, A ID. 1889. L
JOHN BUCK, High Sheriff of the County
of Cambria, in the Commonwealth of Penn
svlvania. do hereby make known and give
notice TO the Electors of the County afore-
said shat GENERAL ELECTION will be
held in the County of Cambria on the
SECOND TUESDAY,. being the 18th day
of OCTOBER, A. D. 1868. at which the
State and County officers will be elected, to
wit:
One person to fill the Office of Governor
of the State of Pennsylvania.
One person to fill the office OF Supreme
Jrdge Of the State of Pennsylvania.
One person to fill the ofticsof member OF
the House of Representatives of the State OF
Pennsylvania.
One person 70 fill the Office of Register
and Recorder.
One person to fill the office of Treasurer
One person to fill the Office of Coroner.
One person to fill the office of County
Commissioner.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23

,1r.ss of the said writ shall now be
- - %,broughout the United States in
rbsn, by the authority of the
~ the United States, the military
= civil officers of the United States
: them, hold persons under their
.3or in their custody, either as
:, of war, spies or aiders and abet-
he ene.1y, or officers, soldiers or
,,rolled. drafted or mustered. or
! ~ or belonging to the land or naval
.;,be United States, or as deserters
~ o- otherwise amenable to militia
- ,ls rules and articles of war, or
i i. and regulations prescribed for the
80 or naval service by authority of
,,.iIeut of the United States, or for
=, draft, or for any other offence
he military or naval service
therefore, |, Abraham Lincoln,
,-. Of the United States, do hereby
Ia and make known to all whom it
.,,ern, that the privilege of the writ
ns CoRPus is suspended throughout
ned States, in the several cases be-
-n,i1ned, and that this suspension
.,,7re throughout the duration of the
essron, or until this proclamation
vg subsequent one, to be issued by
President Of the United States. be modi
Or -e7okei. And I 60 hereby require
,-&ra'as, attorneys and other civil
.r zitb.u the United States, and all
gy l1i others in the military and naval
h q. the Cllted States, 10 take distinct
G.Jh;s suspension and give it full eff
al all ci,izeas Of the United States to
1t and -oyen themselves according
81 IN conformity with the Constitn tion
United States. and the laws Of Con
uch cases mali and n.ovided.
testimony whereof, I hereunto set my
i.ri cause the seal Of the United States
ar2, this ftteanth dag Of Septom-
10 The yea ot our Lord one thousand
tau4del All sixty tisec (i865}, Sai
g-deaeui.ucl u tae United States
IL 9.a ettL. ABEAEAN LINCOLN.
a.il
r ~ 'r-vi the President
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23
Dgam09mAp Amgo smupu1ayau,a
I oretto Stage Line.
L. VIM. RYAN & JOS. F. DURBIN.
This acGy for Loretto, Chess Springs andSt
AlJ1Jlstjy


IL VIM. RYAN & JOS. F. DURBIN.
This acGy for Loretto, Chess Springs andSt
Augustine.
The subscribers wish to inform the travel
ing public, that they are now prepared to
furnish them with HACKS, CARRIAGES,
and every other accommodation in their
line of business. They will run a
daily hack from Loretto to Cresson, to con-
meet with the different trains on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, and Ebensburg and Cres>
son Branch. They will also rur a tri-
weekly hack TO Chess Springs and st, Au-
gustine. on Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day of each week This is the only sure
conveyance on the road. as it carries the
mail, and will always make the connection.
o. Inquire for Ryan 8. Durbin's Hack if
you wish to be accommodated.
RYAN & DURBIN.
Loretto, July 29-3m.
HIGHEST PHILADELPHIA RATES
:, GIVEN FOR
WHITE OAK
HID. & BBL. SLAVES
AND HEADING.
ADDRESS,
THEO. NJ. APPLE,
Nos. 1O2 & lO4 Gatzmer St.,
February 4, 1S68.-ly..
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23
DEL ICATE CHILDREN,
ATTENTION SOLDIERS!
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.


We call the attention of all having rela-
tions or friends in the army to. the fact that
"HOOFLAND'S German Bitters" Will cure
nine tenths of the diseases Induced by ex~
posures and pr.vations incident to camp life.
In the lists, published almost daily in the
newspapers, on the arrival of the sick, it
will lie noticed that a very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case Of
that kind can be readily cured by Houf-
lands German Bitter's. We have no hesi-
tation in stating that, if these Bitters were
freely used among our soldiers, hundreds of
lives might be saved that otherwise would
be lost.
The proprietors are daily receiving thank
full letters from sufferers in the army and
hospitals, who have bet n restored to health
by the use Of these Bitters, sent to them by
their friends.
Should your nearest druggist not have
the article, do not be put off by any of the
Intoxicating preparations that may be offer-
| ed in its place. but send TO US, and we will
| forward. securely packed. by express.
| BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS See
| that the signature of - @. NJ. Jackson'' is on
! the wrapper. Principal Office and Manu-
factory No. 631 ARCH Street. JONES &
EVANS. (Sucoessors to c. N. JACKSON
&, Co.. Propretors.
l. o. FOR SALE, by II. G. DE EEINE
Ebensburg, Penna., and by Druggists and
Dealers in every town in the United States
July 8, 1868 ly.