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Sold by ". L. MARVIN, Sole Agent,

Isnow so we'll known and generally ts'eemsd, thst
1t Is deemed unnecessary 10 go into any heightened or
In addition to the most Wanted capabilities Of
other stoves, there have been several important i'm.
%ost other Possess and 1t Is unGue'tlonabiy the
Perfect and Economical stove IN Use.
One is the GAS BURNER, introduced into the Fira
Chamber, producing the most perfect comh1stioH
possible, increasing heat, saving Fuel, ccnsuming
smoke, and improving the operations Of the stove
A2Other is a ney;y invented PORTABLE ASH
which fall from the me door, and is easily removed
for dischareingthe same.
These very msterial additions to the value of The
StoVe-areseoured b pate Il, and render it, teyon
most OA !" 20
USEFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
10 be had in any market.
In addition, also, all the plates which come IN RIM
tact with the IRE have been greatly inoI .eased In
It will burn Coal a. well Is Wood most .5n,.bIv.
Oven being thoroughly ventilated It VI II prod1es 4
Brick oven; Roasting and Toastinq q q bskeIt
the open hres and Broiling over Il Va eosIg on AZ
hearth IS common sense dictates. "a nsnnfsefu-aS
in this city, and the material NJ al 81 tbs 1o1S
manship are OF the best quality; f,naBT- a givsS ~
fstt satisfaction to 81, ss hundrsds fhousefseSerSir
this city and surrounding c~o'Intr. Wa0 srs daiIJ
using 1t, viii testify. NN'
q MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE 1, A
~ HaDle 2assLn. WINCH with a variety o.
hand 3 great variety Of ParioF Cooiinssbd otbsrSeSStt
We are constantly supplied with an M sSs.t and
most bssutiful EyleB0
ERA4ELED GATES.
njsbiS0 900 SsnS al articles of House FU-
We sTej inst re- Id Farmers Tools -
BIRD OAHS wing the latest improted btylse =
We Which are offered ct the loWestPtloSe
.a.1fscture largely and have lot ~ a. IA
..15 rstsiI. III the various articles oIFlAh anO
| ,JqDaged I'm, Copper and sheet-tTos gerel
We offer he aln0st snele sssb SficeS. on the ONE
tPRIOE SHbtEh' ..a
~AU Housskespen and those VINO SentsnBs
aeg5iSnT nJ9ted 70 call before purchasing elSeWhele
M indes {or Themselves. bAIIsFACfloA eUAAAA
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
WI MARVIN,
o. -.tL No "a. south side PHb. Square, -
Cleveland, Ohio.
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PR0rEssoR or ELKCTROPATHT AHD MEDICINE
Omce-Ts Seneea-St., afsW doora from Superior up
Once hoursfrom 70 I2and from 2tO 5 O'Clock daily
suudavs eEceptedO
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We az fr0n be Hsrald Of 80
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in this City ana elsewhere on commission, under the
name aud hru Of LYMAN JUDSON.
!. LrMsg- febI6l ?. JUnsON.
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- rThe above are all from persons who are public
Iy known where they reside, and who would N
these statements without q thorough CONVICTION thai
they were true.
Prepared BY JIG. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas.
Sold by G. W. CLARK, and By Druggists and Deal
erE everVwhare- uec5.E35dWktWeoW
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fAIL0RINa.

gNENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES OLBAEs
III ING, Renovating and Msnding Embellishments,
EplsrW GGER, Tailor, No.. 10 Prospect street, viii
hseaffer dsyots his attention toelssning rsnoEatins
SS6 mendinE Gentlemen'g clothing. BE has facili-
usEiori ding his work me DeSt manneE; 9enus;
NJ toTiVS n, AGsg bE4L. RA7A8S8
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lam, Sir, yours very truly,
- 8THALHER


After having plAyedOn the Pianos Of Messrs. Knabe
& Co., Il Is impossible not to bear testimony to their
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos OF their
manufacture, on which l have played, are exceeding-
IL remarkable for their qualities Of zoEE. The Bass
q D~uWerful, without harshness, and the upper notes
sweet, clear and hsrmoniously mellow, (chTYstiiap,l
and lido not hesitate 70 express in regards 70 these in
m my entire satisfaction, and to declare that
they are equal If not superior 20 the best manufao-
tured in Europe or this country by the most celebra
ted makers. ISignedl L. 81. GOFTSOHALh.
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HE-Thsa above named Ladies' We are personally 80
quainted with, and know that for several years while
we lived in Medina, they were great sunerers- MIS-
SWormatettha has been so badly afflicted thatit Ha5Wltn
difficulty she was able 20 stand upon her ieet. a ioW
bottles Of Catholicon entirely cured her Of her COM
plants. My wife received great benefit from this med
fcine. We recommend Il to the Ladies' Of this county
thev are gubiect To-. John WEEKS,
Editor OnafeldSentinel
sT-Forsals BY anDruggists.
IN. b. KINGSLEY, cleveland,
ss5t2Q Agent Tor Ohio.
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PIAR0s.
VIM. B. Bradbury's
PIAKO-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT,

" AALN0
No. 427 BrOome-st., New York.
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
Fuly invites the sttenrion u tis irien17 and tho
bn5iie generally to his Piano-Forte Establishment
Al No. 4s7 corner OfCrOsby-st-
Having withdraw his interest tt0ck AID mate,
riais from The late hrm Of "Lighfe a BradbuTya,"
which nrm was dissolved on the 3lst Of January. UT,
End having purchased the entire stock O. Piano
FoItes and Piano-Forte Material, owned by, his
brother, Edward Bradbury, in the seld nrns hels
now prepar Ito supply the increased demand loT nus
Celebrated P~ianO-FOrtes. Employing the most skill
fl and eXperienced WOrkmen, v tn q large st9choii
the best and most thoroughly seasoned mateflii aed
an abundauce OF capital, he has taktn IN hand the
psrgopal supervision Of the whole blslnesa o. manu-
occurring his instruments, andi G enabled 70 turn out
Pisno-E ortes OF unequailed tone and durabieneas-
BRADBURY'sN NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE.
In the ARRANGEMENT Of our rev scale. drawn and
n-euared with the utmost care expressly ior our
nae INSTRUMENTS we have added every improvement
! which eau il suY way tend 70 the perieoIlon OF me
/ PfsuO-Forte, and We can confidently assert toat AI,
| delicacy Of touch, volume, purity, brlll-ney an9
sweetnessU Of tone, combined with that strAngth anu
] 81 dity OF frame necessary to Durability, these N
| truments are unequaAled.
aStrergth and Beauty'' is our motto, and We IN
! 2 te the closet G. iticlsm o. the best unbiased Judges
in the land
ne Fyerg instrumsnt is warranted or nye years
T WI B. BRADBURY
AZ BrOOme-st cor. crosby, New 1orA.
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Among the many certificates Of the excellence and
merits ofthese Pianos, We would refer to the follow
mg.-
pleasure in certifying that have triea you Square
Pianos, and md them equal, II not superior 70 any
Ii this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, is the eYenness Of tone, The agree
able and easy touch, and volume of tone. Wishing
you all the SUCCESS you so highly deserve,
. am sir .n.E. .... E.L--
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MEDICAL.

THE ALHSUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIEsEmAR 1, lands aTeErotoctad b icy
z-Lsttsn Patent o. Engiand, aud gecured ~ the
seas Of the Ecole de Eharm1cia de Far18 an4 tne
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
no One 4 Invaluable for Ezhaustions Spormator
rhna and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely ergdlcatee al traoes o. tho5
diseaas8 that have heretofore been treated by thenau
ssors md ucrnicious use Of cOpayla and cubebs-
No. Thros has entirely supPlnnted heiniurious nee
Of mencurT, thereby insuring 70 the sufferer apeeqy
relief, dispensing all impurities and roofing out te
venom Of diseases.
T~BTEsEHAR, Eos. ;, 3abd :, are preparations n ths
-orm Of LoLenEes, devoid Of taste and smell, and cn
and divided into sspsruta dOees, &c administered y
Velpau, Laliomand, Bou1, Ricold, &C. Ruoses eachi
whereby there Is saving Of -. 10 BE- had Fbolo-
saie and retail Of Dr. BARROW No I44bleecker-sk
New York.
Immediately on receiving q remittance Dr. Barrow
wllf1rward the Triesemsr 70 any part OF the World
| Isguraly packed, and addressed aocording 70 nc H
ES-soid bY q " CLABE. AGENT for usyeland.
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EAMLH 81
- o-,ez gard greps land II miles from Sandu-sy.
a ecres God fmb0red land well located in hocdCo ,
half mile IRON saw aud grlst mll
atso m scrss in Por.er Co Ind, viii exchange or a
houfe and lot 10 city or small farm -
u,1.o and about Two acres in BerCa, fruit DC. slt.pl
Gcof BrIcS House and Is acres choice land IN Cola
mer. on Euclid rOad. s65O5O, OF VIII fei lhe mouse
and S acEes Tor $500.
.Two Houses AID lots on ONO street. ~ ROOMS eagn-
Tafee Houses Rnd lots on Lake street, ear Plttslurg
4 Il Mach neshcp, price s. {, $3.50 a. d sl,A0-
aouse and lot on Webster-ss, sl,359. or vi lexchauge
for a small farm.
Kinsmau ST., near Forest, good two-sto'y frame
house. IroOm, large lot, with fruit a9d shrub
Tfrss Rousss and los on Lake-st., near Pigt.bargh
x. r. Machine SHOPS, price e53O s@N aud eiA1.
House aud lot on Webster-t : sO50, OF VIII eX-
change Ora small fam,
KinFman-st., near Forest, good t~To-story frame
h0uze, 10 rooms large lot with fruit and shrub
Two houses and lots on Huntington-st., near Pros
pect. &. so Tor both, or one for $500.
Prick house and lot in Fairport, house 8 rooms
pleasantly located, good fruit, exchanged for
western land with s2y cash..
Houss and lot on Ecovil-st-, Si,1O0.
| Bouss and let on Mulrson-st-, house ? stories, u
Reuse and i6t on HiH-st.. with grocery house, two
s~i0ries, I Teoms, sl,O00i or will exchange for a
Muirson-si-Larg two story EOusO aud Lot with
Barn.
Ala-ge Brick House in good style with water and gas
aud lot 50xl5O .eet, Kinsman near Erie It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
.OHN g. JENNINGS,
? fsuooessor to Rouse 4 Jenninss)
Insurance and Real Estate Agenf
Marble Block, al sEPeriOr-st.

z5-gu buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Gent and Ollect Rents, SC. -
EE-H0 charge TO Purchaser. eehersoHS Cu1tE
Co- Saiss cr Exchanges actually Made.
So Ala isaues Policies at Lowest Fayns hAles IL
Rsiiebie Eastern insurance Companies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

Mr.. GEO. A. BARLOW :-These noble Instruments
rossesB immsRse resources OF power and expression.
The bass Is sonorous and grand the middle register,
rich and sympathetic; while the high notes are bril-
liant, clear and pure rs silver bells.
The scale Is even without q single flaw the sedcn
Is smooth and marvelously easy f; and the pedal elects
the finest Of which the PiaDOiOrte is susceptible.
In q word, Knnbe's Pianos Gre worthy OF the great
est Artists, and are capable Of rendering the Inject
COMPOSITIONS known IA tbis realm OF Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD.
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To Messrs. VIZ. KNABK 3 Co.. Baltimore II can
not but congratulate you upon the Immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which In ny opinion rank among the
very best in the county. Il STREKOSOH.
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TO LAT. :
Cottage On Ontario ST., moth OF the Pra=byterhn
Church, SJu.
A large store s q basement On the south side Pubic
Square, near UntariJ-st.
House on Erie St, $50. .
uOuse o ureEOu-st. -
House SO. 81 PARK Now, $3.50. .
two hooms 5ax51. Sd AID Fh stor es in Ciothier's
Block, Supeiicr 81, meas r Il crossing.
A very gtd Brick House, 20. ls7 kin tmau-st.
NO.l2 senzca-st., Grocery and iced store, H good
stand.
n G. JENNINGS,
marqf g1 EuUarfu~-sf
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This is TO certify that about e ghieen month ago.
Commenced using SrERLIsG's AMBRosIA. ~ naT
was short, thin, and raVidiy falling ont had tried
many hair TONES, Inyig1ratorui SC wihQutrecelN-
ing any benefit. Soon alter using the hmbroaia1 ny
hair ccased falling on, snd commenced Growing %
rapidly as TO astonishing Now my hairi s thiek, sot
aud glossy, and e hve het four inches IN ltngln-
w0en let down, reaching % the hoer. his Eonae,-
iEl result / altribuie solely 20 toe use Of eleIlne3
Ambrosia. as sine3 Re mmeuced Using It l have ap-
plieed nothing ese 90 my mar. Byovvr
No. 4g3 Broadway, n. Y.
B5-We advise young per ons, whose hair - lesin-
ming to IA out. to take warning 10 time, ano save
their hair, by using tho Al brosih- 10 tnese Nho
have already lost their air, the free use OF the AM
BBO5IA will surely ~re=tCIe1t, as II has donelof thou-
sands. =
HG-Dr. STEELIS9's AMBEosIA is a stiuulating Oily
extract Of Roots. Barks ans Herbs. It viii cure All
diseases Of the scalp aud Timing 81 me nean elIMe-
IL efedica,es dandruf, prsventi the hair IRON finng
out, or from turninE premaIurely e AZ causing u 70
grow thick and long ltissulire y dfntrent rom All
other preparations and can De relied on l
-R-Iats a well known fact to thou'ands in the City
OF New York that TINS y tVv- uuag ar ir = = disens-
cred that viii CURE the Disease OF The scalp and eaute
the Hair TO Grow.
EB-PRICE q ger Box-Coniaining two bottles. "a
H. H. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. fs3 Broadway, New York.
RrFor Sale nv an rrrrgfsfa mar2n REdkW
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Mr.. e.. A. BARLOW, Dear SIR 1T gives me PLEASURE
to state that l consider tie krnba Piano equal TO any
and superior to most iEst-uments made in this COM
try, especially in richness and volume OF tone.
HavfpR used one OF the same for ten or more hours
ofeach day, for two years, I feel confident in recon-
mending them toall who are unacqnGinted With their
great qualities" lam, respectfully, yourst
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HOVE TBsTIKOEY.

Mr.. h. B. KNaB1EY-Dear Sirs We feel Il 9 du5
We owe to the public, to state that Marshalls Cathol
icon Is q medicine invaluable for complaints elas5eo
under the head Of Female Diseases We have used
bsneatted Thereby, so much 50, that were the price
double, we would have them. To the thousands o.
our sex who are suffering from weakness We would
the OatholicOn us sure panucea. 10 gVee
strength to the system end enablese each Of the OrSGas
OF the body to perform their appropriate mneti0ns.
Hiss q. sWORMSTEIT,
Mira. W. UAKTER
Mrs. f.. y. WEEKS.
Madina. March 1, 81.
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
For the speedy and permanent cure Of Con
orrhBa, elect, Urethral Discharges, Seminal Weak
neRs, Nightly Emissions, lneontinence, Genital lrri-
liability and Debility, Gravel, Structure and AuecConl
Of the kidneys and Bladder, which has been used b.
upwards OF One Hundred Physicians IN their private
practice, with entire success, buporseding Dubeb1,
Copaiba, CAPSULES, or any compound hitherto known
LIS CIVIC IL s
are speedy in action, often affecting q cure in Q few
davs. and whon q cure is effected Il Is permanent
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that are
harmless on the system ans never nauseate8 the
coated, all uauseous taste is avoided No change Of
diet Is necessary while using them; nor does their &C
lion interfere with business pursuitg-
Price One Dollar, and viii hessntby mail onrecoips
ofprice and red stamps. O.. CLARK,
2eciT uB superior-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

Prof. d. J. NoTHNAGLE, Teacher 81 Music In the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes AFTER examining
a large number Of VIM nsbe & Cos Piano F0rtes,
l unhcsitstingly pronounce them superior 70 any l
have seen. Their tone Is Rrend and noblei they have
crest capacity for sustaining the sound and their
volume Of tone or power / havo never heard e~xoelled.
They combine with a Ems touch, DEPTH sWe5tnem Of
tone, purity and durability"
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REhL EsTATE.
RFAL ESTATE FOR SAFE.

1--WE CHOICE BUILDING Lots on
KISsMAN STREET. opp2slte Twin street.
several lots on CHARLES STREET., t~o with one
story houses on them. v-c,- -prr7
Also a house and lot on AOASNG StPTT n
luire Of
vnu~~hH-fgf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

Teacher OF MuAic Cle7eland Female Seminary
G.. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me much pleas
ore to be able to say, that Ieonsider knabe'H Pianos
he finest, both in volume and sweetness, which l have
tver plaged upon, either 10 America or Europe.
Theo dals operate with better elect than in any
otheriu truments; and il TACT knsbe's motto may
truly bs. ttEEcelAior." Mrs. o. S. DOUGLAS,
Teacher o. Music, Cleveland.
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p / A N O S,
IEerY PlanO TlrrantedlOF REe YeaFg
OLD PIlEO AiB0 Ha0DEOES TlKENM EICRRNGE

ALSO-ON HAND.
EeIodeoEs, Snail ~h1StrumeHt, StriH5s, 80
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PHOTO9RAPRs.
SHIRT M%ANUFAGTORY.

GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
- WHERE. DirsetiOnHt for sslfMsAsuromsntsont
Efee eYsIyWheEo.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
r AIDES "HOME B
BToWn,g sagpenslOn Walsl

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Is q perfect oUni0n lnstitution. II mites this Cor.
set, Shoulder Brace. Anti-Lecer AID skirt-SupporteI
n one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel.
The "COnstitrtiOn must be Preserved, Wh3cheVe-
y Lady says can be BY wearing these Waists
~THEM-PRlCES REDUCED
FOR sale by-FREEMAN KELLOGG, 81 3user4-
or-St., Mrs. PORTHR, Miliner, "a Seneca-St., HOW
ER b HIGBEE, 17 suFer1or-st., MS. HAhNhl1A
Brieturs and Manufacturers, l6l 0utaTt0-shs (OFef
MOoreis Auction StoreD Cleveland Ohio.
%Wai8ts MadetO Order.
EUrStats and County Rights Tor sale.
EOHEIS B S~HEFFlELD.
UE-We win prosecute AL persons who make tbs
Waists, or mako the Braces without authority from
~ sugl9
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a ares on CuyahOg4 river, = miles from city. a acres
good river bottom, IS acres timber, biick house
~propaIty.
Is acres sh6ice GER en- land, adjoining Callup's nurse
~. choice fruit. now frame house, Si,5JB
Il acre. on kfneman-st aud wilson's Avenue, LARGE
two-story brick houss, q rcOms,g good lruit.4
Ia acres miles IRON cityl good land, no buildings,
go pr ARA.
6 acles on wilson s Avenue, near Kinsmau-st $500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

THAT the Easbe Piano is superior TO ell Others
made In this country, for hrilliancy, sweetnoEs, and
volume Of tnle, needs ONLY 70 DO heard TO convince TO
the fact. Estate journal, Columbus, Ohio.
a~nrlE.la2-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-19

Thomas Jetierson, 10 view Of the dan
gsr which he spprehcnded, at some fu-
ture day. would arise to the Sos,h from
an insurrection amongst their slaves, said:
eve know Of no attribute Of the Almighty
which would iAks sides with the master !"
condemnation more emphatic of the
uickedness OF the institution never found
uitersnce from the lips Of any man. Il
was regarded by Jefferson rs a national
crime, so great that be said further 10 re-
gard to it, that be ''trembled for his coun.
try when he remembered that God was
just = How prophetic the language ef
the 6sge VI Monticello. And what ssd
harvest the patton Is resping of her iniqui-
~ let the terrible reality Of events wit
hess.
But had Thomas Jefferson lived to vii,
ness the events Of the years eighteen hun
dred and sixt yswo and three, he would
have been forced to the conclusion that,
though the Almighty had no attribute in
sympathy with the institution Of slavery,
there were men in our own land Who not
only sympsthixe IN the Efforts Of those
who would perpetuate the institution, but
oovertly and openly opposed their own
Govern msnt in every effort making to save
tho nation from destruction by the hand.
OF those who desire = Government whose
corner stone shall be thst Of slavery.
The history Of the world does dot offer
IN example SO replete with ingra,itude
and baseness ~ the conduct Of these men.
False to the pledges Of the psst--false to
the hopes Of the future--faise to the
memories u Seventy -Six and to the spirit
Of freedom emerging from the closds Of
despo.ism in the old world--they are ma
king history for themselves, and poster.
ity after them, which all the waters Of The
ocean cannot wash out.
Like tho sin which cannot he forg ven,
theirs 10 an infamy which no charity can
cover, and will never be forgotten. The
men of Sevsnty-Six have passed away,
and with them have faded from the minds
Of this generation the ordinsry issues and
events Of their day. Bs. not so with the
lan marks that, in those days, dis,in-
ga,sh~d the patriot, Intent upon his mis-
sion Of establishing a free government OF
this continent. from the tory, equally in
tent that such government should not
exist. As it was and now is with the
tories of those days, so will it bo with the
traitors Of to- day. History has done JUS
Gce in the former, as she will also do in
tho latter case. And her verdict will be
that the bl8ckest Of all criminals are The
sympa.hizers Of tbs North who would
sacrifice their country on tle sl,sr ot
slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-19
KEOKUK. IOWA: TUESDAY, MAY 49, 1863

leans. Fernando Wood said as much in
his late speech, and Singular enough. .as
much as that speech has been cond em ned
by the terrified democratic leader, this
portion has NOT been condemned or dis
avowed.
|" We have said all along. that the peace
party was disunion party, but We did
not expect 90 soon the strong confirmation
We have given above from tho columpy Of
the World. Let all men who truly hve
the Union unite to extinguish and ob.
literate the eopperhesds. In their Utter
destruction lies the only safety of the
Union"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-19

MAMMOTH CHIcKKK Coors The
greatest curiosity secn on our streeA fvr .
long time, passed through town yesterday,
and excited great deal Of wonder. Ac-
'compaaying detachment Of wagons
bound for Pixies Peak, we're two tremen
dous structures on wheels. in dimensions
somewhat larger ,hso > ION Of hay eoclo-
sed BY wire work aud divided isto several
ssoriss. On inqairing we lsssned that
they we're fitted mp to ruu a regular trade
- chiokens from the 6ta;cs to supply the
delisens Of Denver City with barn yard
fowls. fS a@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-19

AsoraEa EALLy.--our soldiers again
rallied ut McCune's Hall last evening,
not 70 esisbrn,e tie taking ef Richmond or
10 arrest traitor. but 10 play the agree
able 10 the ladies and enjoy themselves in
-ths way OF dance. We presuns they
succeeded in both their OF jecis, ~ they
always suceeed Ia everything they under
4taks, .. has been pretty plainly demon
strstsd during the past winter aud
spring.