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A PPLY TO THR SURE PLACE FOR A SPEEDY
"A without All unfortunates call at
Consutat gratis DR.. WARDS old established Office,
Frankli lin strest. Il
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A WARNING IN TIME TO EVERY LADY WHO Dr.
"A sres medical advice. Find out FIRST what is the all
ent second the remedy. kxract Of letter from
lady To A. NJ MAuRlCEAU Professor OF Diseases Of
womcnI have called upon many doctors and spent much
meGicue for and knew not what 20
TIL optaned THE Married Woman's Private Med
Companion and there found remedy that proved
certain healthy" Ladies. take heed and be wise In
his Office l29 Liberty street. at No. Vesey
street and Is Ann street.
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A DvICR TO MARRIEL
n TELL. Female Physic
can be consulted as usual At
interview vii. be necessary.
falliblc medicines can also
street, or by mail: price IS.
the best medical attendance
com modated. Her French
No. 2, which are four degreei
never taii. are safe and healt
by mail, with full directions.
II her duty TO caution ladies
tisements, who not only rob
health.
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

The returns OF the Bank OF England for the week end
ing May IL compare with the statement OF the previous
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

MEMORIAL CHURCH, HAMMoNDsTRBET.c CORNER
w of waveriey place The Rev John Murray Forbes,
u d. rector Of st. Luke's church. will preach
evening Services at l0, and TX O'Clock Seats
free.
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ADyIcE, TO THE ArrLIcrEp .MApAME DE E

"A PAKDS Femac PIIIs The only medicne ladies can
depend with safety and certainty Can be sent BY mail
n B-Iadies who desi avail themselves of Madame
Despards valuable certain and safe mode oil treament
interview Residence l0l Sixth avenue oopo-
site Eighth street. Ladies' taken during confinement with
the best medical attendance Once hours from A. NJ 70
T. M.
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DR. WATSON. AN OLD AND ExPERIENOED PRAC
ttoncr is enabled to guarantee In all by
safe remedies, ana without change OF Diet or restriction
from business. DIR Watsons book the Cause and Cure"
illustrated throughout by anatomical plates kc contains
valuable information for such suffering from either
disease or debilty who contemplate marriage. Price
ST Sold by Misr Co, Post Office i22h Broadway. and
by the author $50 BoAdway next block above the Metro
politan Hotel
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0En gEwARD-LosT YEsTRRDAv ABOUT NOON
'BslO single snne Diamond large scarf Pin suppcesd
Above v2rt scd hs thanks q ths owner by esvias q
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

FFLICTED REsrOREDi-IGNoRANCEE EXPoSEDi-
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married or single, IN heath or dissase-Dr LARMONTS
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unequalied Paris London treatment &c. All should
purchase this work Of e. WARNER. No We ey tree, for
York from 10 A. NJ to 5 T. NJ. 1--WE concur with other
papers in recommending Dr. Larmont and his work -
Courier des Etats Unis. German Reform, Dispatch
staats Zeitung Atlas Medical Review, &c
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Observation-Disclosures, Or THREE OR FOUR
w rooms. or the cas-. side of the Bower, not above
Houston street, by genieman wife and child Address.
with terms, D.. box 5,52 Post Office call No. Wall
street. in tue stationery store.
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w NANrED-PARr OF A HOUSE, ny SMALL FAM .
" lily. good locst about four required.
with one family Possess on immediate Apply to ADAMS
L Co., g55 broadway.
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yVANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH
w children. part of house unf FINISHED, with
venence for Address, with full particulars
| g.
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NANTRD TO HIRE-FOR FOUR OR SIX MONTHS,
w small Place on the East river, with good vegetable
garden stable and within three tour miles OF Har
bridge Address stating and location, box 1926
The New York herald., 1864-05-28

A TRULY ASTONISHING MEDICINE FOR FK-
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vaaby certain hea tn has been discovered than
the "Portuguese Female Pis" Of NJ. NJ Desomeanx
They fai, are Always safe and healthy though
stronger than being scientifically
prepared and OF the most and cosy ingredients Dr.
A. A. MAURICKAU, Professor Of Diseases OF Women. has
been agent for upwards twenty and can test 70
their astonishing efficacy often In or two days Price
mail In letter envelope.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

Nov y ~ 11nl6 y lsttSp4isa e..
Gnsts army nrgss that ne North nov
put forth that strength on which II fsiiss
for speedy ultimate triumph over rsbsl-
ioa-Fnea and means to b prpnptly ap-
plisa p tAsir puspossin Mis- soassstiiS
and the writer ad1s: 4'I Fl
No one can ealculAts The Importance 81
making grand effort now-such an e.
fort o will enable this army 70 hold firmly
in its grasp the advantages already gained.
and continue unmolested it, opsratibna
sgainst the rebsl capital. These opera.
tons may seem to an impatient public "a
DO long 10 producing their results; bui
the enemy know that they are sure, and
that their success will be the heaviest
blow yet struck at the rebel Confederacy
The people profess to be determined on
the prosecution OF the war until the re.
bellion is wiped out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

| The Moniteur AIgsrine publishes the
following letter from Dalmatia. 10 Age
ria, containing an account of the invasion
of locusts, by which certain districts Of
the colony are now infested :-a In this
village the crop-devouring plague fell on
US for ten consecutive days. During the
two first the insects did little harm, but
on the third they arrived in such large
quantities that all the fields were literally
covered with them. The prairie took
place the moment the insects alighted,
which they did in such swarms that in
certain places they lay to q thickn .ss OF
five inches. Every means employed to
drive them away proved without avail
The crops Of cotton, potatoes and maize,
and especially the kitchen garden pro-
duce, were eaten up in few minutes
The tobacco alone suffered but little. In
one field, in space of about FIVE square
acres. l found twenty locust's nests, each
containing about 900 eggs; this gives
1000 Multiply that number by 40, and
you will have total OF 100 larvae to the
square metre. The Zone invaded bv these
insects ia the neighborhood of Dslmatia,
extends from the Beni-Ari river slonp
The Moulins gorge, in the direction Of
Oued- krelnis, for the breadth Of about
two-thirds of mile. and terminates ct the
brushwood situated on the northern slope
OF the smaller Atlas. The Matching Of the
eggs has already commenced, and with
out miracle from Providence, scourge
still more terrible than the first mensces
our agriculture for the first fortnight OF
July. For my part intend to Icy down
straw wherever the prairie has taken place, |
aad to surround my place with it. When
the sautdrelles are coming forth through
the straw set FIRE to it. and thus destroy
a certain number Of them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26
IOWA TIE ms.

H. S. Jennings, who was formerly q
well-known lawyer of Dubuque, was muir
dered recently in Decotah. He aud bis
family were en- route for the Idaho gold
mines. A large company was together
Mr.. Jennings and some Eve men of the
party had ridden several miles in advance
of the train. when they were set upon and
murdered by band of Indians.
The shoe-makers of Dubuque are ON
strike for an advance of 90 per cent on
their present wages.
According to the Dubuque Herald,
the gross earnings Of the Dubuque g. Pa
ci6c R. R. will be about $3.50, 600 for tho
present year.
One George McCarty, confined in
the Jefferson county Jail for having in a
fit of abseut mindedness, helped himself
to another mans horse, has escaped. He
is p years of age, feet inches high,
weighs about $50 pounds; has dark hair,
dark eyes, and goatee about two inches
long. and heavy black beard.
The Clarinda Observer SAYS that
while Judge Moore was on his way to the
State Convention at Des Moines, be over
took wagon with horse tied behind it.
The horse was tied in the rear of the wa.
gon to an ax-handle. The violent Jerk
ing of the wagon scared him, when he
made several plunges, and disengaged
the ak from the wagon and its contents
As be started to run the ak swung round
IN most violent manner, cutting off both
hind legs at once between the knees and
the hoofs. 1t was pitiful sight to see
the poor brute standing in the road on his
bare bones.
The amount of the Internal Revenue
collected in the First District of Iowa.
rom the manufacturers of distilled and
srmsnted Liquors for the fiscal year end
ng June soth, 1864, amounted (inde- |
pendent of license} to the sum of 1892.
$50 SO. So says the Home Journal.
The Ashley University, of Indiana,
ecently conferred the degree OF Doctor of |
Philosophy upon Prof. Spaulding. Of the |
Wesleyan University At Mount Pleasant.
The Union Guard, of Bloomfield, glo-
lies over the beauty. thrift. enterprise |
md general invitingness Of that little CITY. |
The physicians Of Bloomfield have |
greed upon an advanced scale OF prices.
Cd. Beattie, lawyer of Marenro.
vas recently arrested and taken to Chic..
% on charge Of forging claims against
he United Ssatss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAIkT 0Asa Cryr OyvIcl.
kseKpG. July p, iss&.
GnOCERaEs.
Corrected ~ :. nanrlI s c.. vn,,s.a,e grocer.


Corrected 81 .. AAnIli o., wAslesale Grseers.
eusAsS. Orleans mir, &c prime 2slc; choice 26,Sc
New York. G. soci New Turk, 4, &c, crushed and
dered jag.
MolAssu-ssgas Hsass, ossi Isc, 0oides syrup, %
0tl z5-sorysum, S5tt76c.
CoSrEE- RIO % 70 &c.
kIcE-lo 10 16lzc-
SoDA-Anexfcsss, lolxe; English, l1c
soAf-Paim, lotx, Family. $40. 6ermnn lls<r012
CASpin--etnr. d. 70 Sc, summer Pressed, l6lsc.
fEAs-Yoanx Hysoa, 81 sGe2 lor Impsr,si 81 10 To
u a- Black, 81 Is 70 81 IS.
TosAcco-Daik Sweet, 70cs Medium Dr,ndn Sc To
ooc. Gold and Natural LeAi, 81 30 70 q 90.
Nsns-Best Brands - 80 to ras<s-
6LAss--sxl0 Country - ~ City - raa~s.
CoapAeE-a6 10 xpe-
Oar ASFtn-Ii 70 l2c = b.
DKy PKAcaO-HFs IL 70 lsc D.
Dgr CrakAxrs-1tc.
RAi=fss-ss 20 70 g S..
saLr- 75 To S o..
fxA2L SlAscH-ioc-
Wool sscEs-Sl Is
MOLINE NeoDks wAaE-2 Hoop Pals - IS: 8 hoon
do. ~ Is No. Tu., SIC ~ No. do Is or Nc 40
Is ~, Nests Sd do. IS. Wash AaArsi. Is co -
FsH-No. Mackerel, bbls SIS eslksssiy %
No. do do $id Dna{Ig 90
MOL do hf do Sil oarii 81
No. z do hf do $40 oo1fo Is
HI bbls. No. White Fish, SO o.
0ILsCosl OIL 90 81 "a, Lsnsees OIL Sc Lard On,
II 81 10 81 As Push Oil 81 10 TO IS
CHEEsE-penInark, lie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

/ PazA lIss.l -
before Recorder Aartin ysatsrday. for mis-
dsneanor committed in he Assh-havipe
nads . beiligsrsnt ana1k upon auoshss
worthy female with The deliberate intent
Of scratching - pAis asd pllling hss
hair. for which lady like proceeding she
was 6ned $500 and costs.
Mr.. Corners was before Justice Leeeh
upon two charges Of assault and battery.
Mr.Shockency and SON were the complain.
ants; bat, aftsr doing some Teutonic CON-
planning, they Withdrew both prosecu.
tons.
HeCarty and Elmer INDUCED in very
serious game Of hammering each other
with malIet, Saturday evening. in which
exercise both Of them we're pretty badly
hurt. Elmer rather got the worst Of it,
and took to bis bed and still remains there
being too greatly disabled to undergo hil
trial yesterday. McCarty was tried bal
not being found to be greatly the offend
ing party, was suffered to go in peac.
upon payment Of light fine.
Mr.. Mattox was also brought up on ,
charge of Grim. con. with the youns
wife Of soldier named Rumbauy b. whit
belongs to the Grey Beard regiment, bu
the trial was postponed.
These latter cases were al. before Jus
tice Leech.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

For BURLINGTON, KKrrHsBuRa, INV
BosroN, MUscArIsE, Rock ISLAND AND
DAVENPORT. - The steamer JENNIE
WHlPPLx, Capt. Jas. w. Campbell, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for all Of the
above points, and at Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

ES We would call attention to the
caro- OF Charles A. Choate, as agent of
feora Marine and Fire Insurance Com.
pany'" This Company has been long
established and its prosperity has been
constantly Increasing. The stockholders of
the company are substantial and wealthy
men, The combined wealth of the Di-
rectorship alone will exceed two millions
oil dollars. The Company is a safe one,
and as for Charlie, with fine abilities.
good business habits, honest, active. care
iul and capable, he will discharge the du.
ties of his agency well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

ES Telegraphic headquarters are re-
moved, but not very extensively. They
may be found a few doors nearer the post
once than the old Office. A nice room
mas been fitted up for this purpose over
1oe Express Office, of which our friend
h'nnaman, the gentlemanly and skillful
OPERATOR is the presiding genius. The
change is decided Improvement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26


BY Telegraph NV YoHx, July Is.
: Cotton-Qniet Sales At 60Gl 60 for middiing up
lands.
Flour-Siate and Western bsttsrs Sales 1t 10 O00
10 ~ NJ Extra State; ~ 50Sio 10 for Extra H. O..
snd SoS5 o. Trade Brands market closing quiet and
irregular
Mhiskey-Iower. Sales at 7o@1 II for State, and
I 10eg1 10 for Western.
wheAt-Bsfter. Sales at 2s92 4s for Chicago Spring
2SDz % fur Nil Club, and 6og2 o. for Winter Red
Western.
Rye-Scarce and firm at 9081 05
Barley quiet and nomisai. :
cofn-Heavy. Sales q eoeI o. ior Nov Aixel
Western.
outs-Firm at o1@l o. for Western
sugar-Qniet Cuba S1c.
Conee-Qaist Ria in bond 3pc.
Moasses-Duil and prices nominally unchanged
Petrsleum-Quief- Sales ut sc for Crude s26ga
for Beaneyt in Bond; S3DS5c for Refined Free.
Woo-DulL
Pork-lrregular and little higher, with fair de-
naDd At 80 " for 20 50 40 81 for new meas clos
ing ~ 70 for prime, and - % for prime mess.
Beef-Du xnd heavy
Cut heats-Qniet with fair demand At I5Gl5Jxc FOL
shoulders, and IL 5z4glsc nr hams.
lAft-sifmer 1T lpS4aDc
for State.
Cheese-Duil at IL TO DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

DECAY or TIE TEETH arises from "a .
flous causes. but principally it NAV he
attributed to early neglect, i'll health ~
the inoiscr'minate use of tooth powders
containing mineral or del eterious acids
which give . momentary v likeness to the
teeth while they corrode the enamel. The
extreme prevalence Of the ID st cause il too
veil known to need comms mt. To mi.
fact. indeed, is principally to be attributed
the long Botasioal research which tar.
minated In the greatest discovery ever
given to the world for the preservation Of
ne tseth and gums and purifying the
breath, fragrant Nozodont.''
: oold ~ draegists sverywh.ne. Pn.,s
July 2e-d-sod. v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

HOUSE BREAKINa-Tbe dvo,l;n oe
Charles DeWolf. unon tho oor,.. oe Ia..
and Exchange stresis. Was entor.d To-,
night, and Charlie awoke this mor,;,,
to find himself relieved Of s295 vh;oI
was in his possession prior To tho .dv.n.
of the thief. The public will have - ha
on their guard against the predatory in
curaions of these night-opersting gentry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

DIED ON fHH CARs.-John o. Green,
Of company f, 18th Michigan volunteer
infantry, who has served Eve months in
the field with his regiment, and vas seri-
ously wounded in the thigh at the fght in
Dalton, died yesterday. at half-past tvs
O'Clock in the evening. on board the Nash
vile train en- route for this city. His
wound was very painful. aud. gazing down
into his pale, sad face, one could see that
life vas ebbing low. He had been granted
furlough, and. 10 company with his un-
Gle. had started for his home in St. Joseph
county, Michigan. Homel how the heart
beat ct the word, and sensations of JOY
thrilled the bosom! Home to behold
once again the scepcs of childhood, to
clasp the hands of early friends, receive
q mothers kiss, and be greeted BY q sis
ter's smile! Homeward bound! the eyes
grow dim at the thought, though the film
onleath was gathering in them; the pulse
beat quicker, though strength Was failing
fast the smile was joyous, though the
hue Of death was deepening on his cheeks.
Alas! that fond mother shall wait the
coming of her boy in vain! He closed
his eyes, and, with bright visions Of
chiidhood's home aud childhood's day.
floating before him. he passed gently from
earth like the fading CLEAN Of sunshine
which marks the close Of q summers
day. Louisville Journal, July IA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

THE BLocKADE.-The Richmond cor :
respondent of the London Iudex sends to
that paper list of The vessels running
the blockade at Wilmington and Charles
ton, from January LIST. 1868, to the mid
die Of April, 1864, with a statement of
the fate OF each. 1t is interesting, and
must give many people . new idea cf the
efficiency of the blockade. The following
is summary Of the rebel statement:
Fifty vessels captured. a. vessels lost
or burned, now running in Cape Fear,
6 returned to England. worn out, 81
running or expected in, SO captured or
lost before reaching the Confederacy. / 2
captured or los. before making one round
trip, Is captured or lost before max ing
second round trip, 3 captured or lost be.
fore making third round trip, l l captured
or lost before making fourth round trip.
Out Of IL vessels owned in whole or in
part by government, le have been Gap
tured or lost, is worn out, gone to
England for repairs, 8 still running. Out
of lie private vessels, SO have been cap.
tured or lost, 6 are out of the trade, aud
2S still running.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

R"Remember the Sabbath dav 10 teer
1t holy" That used to be thought :
very good precept, and one WORTHY tho
attention Of the children of men.
The above has no heavenly or earthly
connection With anything preceding or
following it herein.
Our reporter was out at the Gsrran
picnic upon the Avenue last Sabbath -
wasn't there long-or he says he wasn't
quite large number of "beebles" there
Masculine. feminine. juvenile and ;nf.,.
tile All enjoying themselves l.rpelv.-
Some most extravagant ::waltzine; our 70.
porter only heard Of it, didn't witne., !.
Sorry he didn't. Some tall swinging
Won't ray anything about our remote,
under this head. Run races, in which
everybody beat. The Turner'S exhibited
great agility and performed some fine gym.
nastic feats Then they had very slick pole
with a white Shanghai rooster and several
other articles on the top of it, which were
% oe the property of the fortunate indi.
vidual who climbed the pole. Poor roos.
ter. Our reporter says he looked -
though be had dissipatsd or was ..b.m.d
OF hlmself. or the proceedings, or felt had
about something. he eopla,,.
. crow at all. But our reporter M. lo,h-
cred BY the talking and WALKING. and
lwinging and eve ything but the .sIaoer,,
being in Dutch. The latter was Eoelisb.
He understood that.
Sorry our reporter didnt stay to give
fuller account Of The affair. hpt he
lidn't.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26
gA VOICE FROM vIcEsBuRa.


yfcxsauRo, Miss, Alag o. 1865
Dr. John Buil-DSAr SIR: am happy ii STATE 10 yos,
that have used your valuable cerou ittes with great
benefit to myself in general debility Jypssrafoo n
my system psutured by the unhsaiihy and 2nasa tic In
naeace OF the MssissiF river sroand durx having
been With Gen Grants army throaz hole eouth
ern campaign conhdentiy recommend Il. use To ali
persons who are exposed to unhealthy climates.
III. W. RotLE,
Agent Q. s. Sanitary Cbmmissioa
LorrsvInx, Ky SEPT 10. 1858
On the 27d Of July last submitted through N .rrvt
Of ne 90 the Medical Director u the Dep@rmens on the
Army OF the Cumberiani sample Of sy Cxrup Ilss<r~
or inspfion and requested ii after snayss hs found
msitDioas to sanction and approve USE among our
soldiers -
The following 10 the Medical Direrters reilly and asa
oefi hse<ran Emission chip doxe AT once 70
have 1t cold 10 suffers JofIy Rirfi
Il satisfied that Ceron Bstters will do no harm n
any one II taken properly and in moderation ~4 ne
objection TO Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose of IL "a
suffers A. HENRY THJTRSTny
Surgeon and Medical Director d. G.
Headquarters Department On Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, July "a 1864
d. John Bulls agent, Mr., has permission 10 shin
70 Nashviile Tenn, rs gross dozen OF Bajrs c.
dron Btters for sale 10 suffers In the army only
The 81 the Treasury Department are to be
complied with strictly.
BY order of Maj Jr Gen Rcsecrans
wM wTLEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
For sale wholesale and retail BY wfikinson R.rti.sf
- neo&aAs iosa AprlSdAwiyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

~ There will be a meetino IF tho
members of the Mozart Society and of
everybody else interested in the science If
music, and who wish to improve them.
serves therein, at the Court House Thurs
DAY evening at half-past o'clock. Prof
Palmer, of the Normal Musical Institpte
at Bloomington, Illinois, will be present
ana be proposes. if possible, to hold a
Musical Convention in this city. The
OBJECT OF the meeting upon Thursday eve.
ming Is to endeavor to get the hearty CO.
operation of the ladies' and gentlemen of
hsokuk 10 the proposed measure.
July 96-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

By Telegraph NV Yosx July Is
Money easier atG2 :.
Sterling kxehang. dali at q 30 for currency.
todd unsettled aAd ffmer, opening 1T 255jS advancing
to 4ss ds~iinng 70 zsc5. advancing 1854 and clos
Ing heavy at 2551x
uoferument Stocks more nrtive and Arm.
Uss 81 coupons las4xelesA.
So Coupons 10stx
Treasury Notes los.
esocks--s&eads-
Ckplos1s kc1ss,I ARIIle MkPDC g.
Iol " ali %, II VI 4 = ltzllr 4 II go Nv
\ I1k Erie Iusa<s : q lis. Hudsvn - Har
lem 80: Rssding ist N H. u 81; Tosedo lss
NJ Cert 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

E The weather has been pleasant for
three or fou' days. The mercury fell
dawn as low as $50 Friday, and has been
gradually rising, but not yet high enough
to be uncomfortable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26

NC We regret to learn that Mrs. Craig.
vile OF Rev. Mr.. Craig, fell down the
STAIRS of the Library Rooms yesterday,
hurting herself considerably, but FORUM
ateiy not so seriously as might have been
expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-26
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IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts apon the Heart, LIVER Kidneys d.
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and the Psbc feeling confident that wifhA fair trial il
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Skin krupteus, Heart rer and kidney Diseases Nsr.
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Ing this solution superior any ether Of exhb
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Pull drefions accompany bottle thai IL NAV be
used as family mssi.eine as BY the prufe~,son
Price one dollar per bottle On receipt Of Eve oflxrs
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