davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
THE LAST RAILROAD sMAsu.-The extraor-

TIE LAST RAILROAD SMASU.-Ihe extraor-
binary frequency Of serious Railroad accidents for this
,ear demands inycsgniion ut The lnnds of the conrs
That Of Yesterday should have the most searching inVer
tiontou agoto-dry called attention !" mo
Creaner Safety. Brake Improvement which las been
in NE Tor seven years many " the best ne' ~ TIE
United States Ii il ndoIscd In the strongest terms
BY many Of The best engineers and superintendenis"h"
nave demonstrated ts value beyond shadow u doubt
why has no. the Ncw-Haven Company avniled isel oi
this improy ement and adopted simple and nexren
syc safegaard IN the cases Of sudden emergency
that antly arise ii is well known that tue usual
application OF tie brakes by tho brakcmcn Is very IN
certain.
II this accident that human foresight or
human mechanical Ingenuity could not prevent. then
let the ofcers of the NJ Y. and ~ H. Railroad DO f'ily
cxoneraed. H. on the other bsud tie Danger was Of
that nature that trains In motion always exposed
TO- md an instant and powerful brake would prevent
essen then the fullest damages should be eXacied by
every injured person. II mistaken economy mere
peryersiiy have prevented the adoption Of safeguard
tried and recognized by the best raroad talent Of tie
country perhaps heavy damages may open the eyes Of
tho Directors of the New. Haven Road. There were
wtuesscs enough the accident yesterday TO bring out
all the facts in the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

civ Tho nominations arc: Tor District Attorney Col
1hos. u Van Bnle,; City Judge. Olaudo =. Sfewart ;
Count, Clerk. Janes M. Thomson. The Utmost iar'
mouv prevailed. aud the Convention adjourned conn
dent o, success
UNION NOMIEATION.
At n meeting of the XVIlth Assembly District
Convention. held at Washington Hall, Jpc"e ~. Z,
Outa ater was unanimously nominated for Member OF
Assembly.
ASsEMBLY-XvITH DISTRICT.
Al Joint meeting of the Union Assembly
Conventions Of the XVIII Assembly District ash
WaId) held q, the Four MILF IIous". Dist, between
J7ih and 5stl-sts, last evening oct. lW VIM H. De-
camp esq was una imously declared the choice OF the
Convention for Memtor OF Assembly.
4 NEW-IIAVEN RAILROAD STRAW
10 ne Edih, Of f.f ~ y TuJrHe
Sin: don't suppose YOU care straw how
stroWs blow bat took vote on our tram IN Shiur
The yo,e stood: FIR Lincoln. 1885, Mac. 10. Ladies'
vote Lincoln, A; Mac. 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
- cuniion from ;id r.. L. ARTILLERY TO TIE
y.s. sanitnry Co,nmis-ion.
HHAD'QRs ID K. ]. AK1ILLkRf. I
HILTON HfAp. :. G.. August q ls6i.
.r-,,s f.<., co,.,1,-s Cog--siss,o7 pcns

UEAD'QRs ID X. ]. ARTILLERY !
HILTON HAD. :. C., August q lr6i.'
Dr. ". W. M,RsH' Agc,t Saniiary CoH7issiou. Ee0a-
fori, s G.
SIR: forward herewith one thousand dollars,
donation Of the enlisted Of my regiment to the
L. s. Sanitary Commission. need not mention the
feelings that prompted this generous gift hui can assnre
Won that so long rs TIE bonbardment Of sumter ana
the memorable siegcs Of Wagner" and " Gregg ~
shall remain in memory long will the invaluable ola
If tie Sanitary Commission on Morris l'and-n carp
in hospital. and in nenches-be remembered lI ias "a
Il. l. Artillery. beg you therefore behalf Of NV
brave men, CpGry Of whsm are now leaving the rcgi
eter an thee years honorable soTviee) 20
accept this sum FOR The Sanitary Commission. ihnt al
may enjoy the blessings for which, in times Of need and
peril we were thankful and which in tie deys Of our
plenty esteem it privilege 70 assist in extending 70
oiAers an slr, respectfully Your olcdieni servant.
c. u. BRAlToN. Col. ID X. /. Artillery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

BALTIMORE, Monday. Oct. II. 1864.
A meeting was held tonight at Monument
Square Of the friends Of the Constitution. Seua
tor Wilson was among the speakers.
Tie following letter from President Lincoln was
read:
"FXrCl TIVE MANSION,
WAsHTN cTON. October 10. l5Gf
" Hon. HENRY w. HOFFMAN.
=" Ny DEAR SIR: A Convention of Marylind bus
formed new Constitution for the State; a public
meeting called for this evening at baltimore TO aid IN
securing rs rat icatun 10y the peope. aud you ash
word from me for the occasion. | presume the only
feature Of the ins umeDt about which there is serious
controversy. that which provides for the extinction
of slavery.
" IL needs not he o secret and presume n is no
secret thar wish sncoess to this provision desire It
on every consideration. / wish al rcn TO be 1cc. i
wish tHe material pr'speGi. oi The alread, nee, which
| feel sure the sXdgCtiOn of Slavery would lTing.
wish 70 in process Of disappearing that Only tnng
which oOud bring this nation 10 civil w"f at
tempt no argument. Argument upon tie question Is
already exhausted by the ah'cr, brtterinfrned and
more Immediately Interested laws Of MARYLAND hcr'et
only add that shall lie graf fed exceedingly # tie
good Ieoie Of lie state shall 10y THEN vcee ftfy the
new const tuition. Yours. truly, A. liAoOLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
From Yenrs,itunjn,

special Nf1s'ch % fne v y Irih1ne.
LANCASTER, Pa, Monday Oct 10. 1863
The spirited canvass closes tonight. Two
meetings were bell; one mammoth gathering OF me
onion men In tho Hnl addressed by Thaddeus
Stevens IN his hest STYLE The oher meeting addressed
5y small su Is ont in the cold inst where the Copper
candidates IN this district will be Tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

PORTRAIT or Gen. WARRFy-Gen. Warren
"a conceded by al to be the greatest poTkrR Genra in
The army. He often surerinicnGs working parties in
person aud often adds example precept b. using tho
pick. and no handle spade qriic ns web ~
an Amy Corps. and rae rrsa. Gen Warren Is very
striking IN be ring aud appearance. aud alter seeing
hi u once Won likely t1 know him after. fieis
on the sunny side of 40 tall and slim. sir light a. IN
arrow. complexion dark face shnvrn clean, excepting
musiache. hair long reaching 10 the collar of Id
coat straight and black Ipdiaus; his eyes NJ,
black and deep set his nose is nQninc. aud anything
but small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

TIE CUSTOM lOUSH.--A number Of removals
have been recently made b, Collector Diaper and now
the new surveyor Mr.. Wakem n has ordered sstornl
suspcnfons Under the order Of the SccTct,Iy If the
Treasury. number Of places considered to be super
numcTaiy 0ncuding t'osc If assistant wei ,hers
measures aud night wntchmen) have been abolished
materially reducing the force and expenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
From Ohio.

Bg,oial piepstch 70 Tho Y Y Tribune.
CISCENArl Monday. Oct 10, 1861.
GOV. Chase returned 10 this city to-day, snd
viii sneak here tonight. He ms spoken during tire
,as. three weeks in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky most
l,efny and effectively for tho cause of the Union and
re representatives,. both Stote and National. The
people trus him as they trust few other men.
He vii spcck ut Lexington. KY next week. and at
Detroit Mich. next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

Il
DANvI.i.g Penn. June Q, 1862.
DR.. WIN. III. GRECO Dear Sir: la February,
lsGl. was afflicted with sugar dub os and for hts
months | passed more thnn two gallons oi wnter IN
euiy. four hours Obliged to get up az oit,n ~
ten twelve tInos during the night and N five months
lost ebout fifty pounds ~ weight. During the MOI tn
II July Ie6l procured two BEETLES OF Constitution
Water and sfter taking two briiles [ WIS entirely
cured, after regaining my usual good heath.
Youis trnly j. V. l.. DEWITT.
SOLD wholesale by MoRGAS ALLEN, NO. 10 Cin-st.
and all druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

F,1upR MATTHEW'S BIRrnDAY.--Ycsterday
III nf he birthday oi Father Matthew
wa, dol, celebrated by tie man' fethei Matthew li'
Ah,drcncc Benevolent Sociciies OF ii"s "3' iue
i,ios moi et their headquarters end proceeded 20
CO. ssse,nAlv Enoms where the Rev. Father Nee
han dr,,rrrd nm grafton lAe he and en.nolef oil
he ,Ict mite of Temperance, numhcr Of ncrris
ola IL te evening AZ e1lmc~or"to" o. u" nu>'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

TESTIMONIAL TO DR.. DEWEY .-AccOrlins 10
tho suggestion of tie present sior Of the Church
tho M"ssah NJ the Of tue services SuHd
InOi nng the request has been mndc of Dr. Dewey tho
former pastor that he shon lit for il pntrit in
Die TO frst class sculptor thlt adequate memorial
Of him may be pres rived in tue church. handsome
sum has been raised Tor this pui pose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Movement OF Cotton and Tobacco.

tAilo. Oct =, lr4
The steamer Belle ofSt. LOUIS, from memphis
TN las arrived here She iucs - hnls II cotton ~
81 Louis About 100 bales have plsscd rp Tor ne a,ne
destination during the week. ana 80 have ben nnGrd
a. Cincinnati. Tie receipts 81 tohhcc0 rom fHdnc
aud Tennessee river for the same umc ha'e aMoulleH
~ ~ Ogshe44s foI Aew-hoik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Mn. LIONS b. Gorcmhad an immense audience

NR. JOHN ID. NOJnn Hsbi "h iHh'H "N''~''~N
last night at Brooklyn. Tonight be lectures nj cooper
Institute Probably no living has spoken b marc
people during the last twenty years than MI Cough
and his popularity orator s unabaief Those "ho
want 70 hear him should go early they want TO secure
sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

NORWICH Ct. Sunday, Oct. Irtl
In the case OF the finding OF the body ol Mrs.
Hsfer q German lady Al" disappeared two We.
since 4 coud coroner = inqUct ms rendered verdict
fiat sbe canc TO her death ~ the hands II parties M
Known Efforts viii DO made for the detection oil the
uuTCprgTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Yellow Fever mt Berniuda-A Panic
there.

UAifrAv = g. Monday. october 10 1906.
Her Majesty steamer Barracuda, from Beg
urda on t.e 81 inst. has arrived hero.
Ts yellow f,r.r hsd biol 20 oui ocsh and there was
peri Iauic IN regard to u ei som" Il Tie parishes
ne people hecing and leaving the dead unburiod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
gai,rooJ Accident.

pouoHXXErgn. Monday Oct TO- 1851
Tho Pouchkccpse train from New-f"rk. duc
here al n H., was ttrut from the trae2 near Milton
Trrrg rb' M mics below here. by Teasoi 81 rock
failirg On the track from tie tunnel neal ihoie ibe
engineer Henry GGen was hioiy INJURED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
The c,r,d;un Convention,

MOsTRrAr, Monday. Oct. 10, 1874.
The Union Convention met at II O'Clock this
"srni"g In Quebec and adjourned ut n. m. Thirty
FIVE decgnies present from the dfereht Provinces
Nothing was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Erniosion Of n Powder VIII.

PorcnKLrrsiP. MondaY Oct 10. ls,4
The powder mill, a; Da7hvllc, Ulster Co..
blew upon sunday md sgrln to-day no Hf's N'I'
H., h., ,h, er.t .ulos,on tut TODAY thee men wtlc
.ilcd AID Tie buildings considerably damaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
DecIinc arGolh in PHILADELPHIA.

pHHADELIIlA. MOnda! Del. 10 Ir'4
The decline Of five per cent in Gold IL this
city, bas depressed ol tho markets and rendered trade
noIfectlY EtaEnant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
AyRsE ~.

,tApFe- WOOLrN-M Irdisuapo's Ind n" Thu'dsy
Oct G. bytls Rsy Horny Day. o. = y iape' U. - AZ
NV o. kcttie ~. dlusber Of hilton Wooen o'qr oil IL
oIan-IOis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

Advert srirrnt.
JETFEEs, 573 Broadway, is bow prepared t.
sell his Lade.' and Chi.lrrn's SHOPS and Gents Pis
and Fancy SLIPPERS at prices 10 suit the times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
II. X. X.

X. X. X.
TRUE ECONOMY.you are seiz-d with Sore fhr"ss
sad have all the symptoms of DPn"-ia "" send Tor
Doctor who eh,e sou fio three to tive oars per v"I
The medicine pEesd5cs will cost you irom ono 70 'hfes
dollars IL will you at least ten dollars before YOU an
pronounced ceayaescen whereas one hay-eent o'ar q
u Always READY RELIEF will only you u
r Sore Throat in six hours but viii be useful TO u'e fos
many other paint. II you Ire to be ec0nonica pu
chase Ralw iys Ready Relief
II can be- u,rd FOR al pains sches swelling snhamms'nS
either external or internal One ity bottle will d. more
rood than the expenditure OF ten dollars for oae medoin
puroo.ss Sod by all druggists and at No. ~ NAidanaas
RADWAY < CO., New FORK; also. at Lswhs p'us'''sse
Norfolk, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

BURsETT's COCAINE ieGcs imitation, and Is
tie most p-le. h.if pFc.a,ipa Of ho ago. Iii. iae ha'
ssa.-d numerou. ~or.i-.. limitations.
On. IIcHrHrLL has returned 10 tho city
md c.n be daily consulted Il IL rsieno~ No y -
MAJ, ? ace, rom 10 O. Co., q. p m o. prsne'' ''tiih
and 81 t.,,s,s. q te Pc. Pr 80 Throat
MRs. WISsLow's SOOTHING sYRUr-lor chill
aren raehins Cure. ,.ey md Dilrfhr,i ra.a-sa sAo
stousrh snd Bo~e' snl caro-. Wind Colo.
Ton saba large BoArpiSG School Prop
an rue-r~ Al.o a -i1sii IoIrpiso @cro ff1r~rf- a
fft ras ~ o-iuuliy a. T'.'arf q" ~ m' e",f.. '
Sasn So irsls.'n. q. NJ
MARviss Patent Alum md Dry F'a-'er FIRE
"a 800, s,yy- f.r Of.e. sfd ussrinr.
''' s.FviS l. 90 so .ci rfosd.'y N'v f"''.
GrovlnA BAErp8 Higheit Premium, Fla
nc stlch ssvIso-'', n1-s AOi - hi'-o"'!' "'"
olk. ala 20 O n.ton 't .'E'' .}H-
Observation-Disclosures PALwERil-D..
Clvss THT Dtsr fArrvr iisrs 90 oipifi'-I"-t -
D. W. ~, as, .,.,, goS trv,r,, ANS, a. :. 4
ANNA, 10 ~NoKrss. & c0S, Nrc.-
.sg f.r,i,,f. ..,ed ~ il-or.rr nr.ff ogih
Il, Wio..a'r sni rt- ilp-s cot 10 orlef -n' 'p'''i
For the Hair and suu-B,nRY's lRcorHga
ou, the beet pet article Sod ~ ell dfoss''
H,rcur,og'g Hug Dyr.-Thc hest IN th'l
I'D P.r,., net rsi f.lah~ Lsrnle,. md in''srsrro.
',.,r,-t Tfr .rft!fr h. r.lrd " tltsn \ DAathh-'h
I teleby ail pof-i.',. t-uo} 30 ~ h-.,l-, ~
TRussr4. PLASTIC STOCKINGS, SrSPENsoRll
r,>p.,s- sr.roi rsaa tc.-'iAE,h COS haaiea N1i'
[ ~, ,a,. only NJ &C., y,seva.t Lady a't-nssnL
Ii Won want 10 know. &c. read
NrpfclL { nxoS sKssK
,,,ior. box ff - r,.- ga god book p errrs
aas s-'' rr~ ii % lote bed At al now 'eP' 'o'''a''
'''''' '--' b.. E. p foorr Y, il1o Rros'wsy y
I IvoRY JEwiLPY. s FITE hssORTMfNri ~ ~.
Ivory Avn rT,Hr sLgHvr hurroNs - W HLLiSe'' NO o.
/ E.oadwsy .igJ OF the Opiacn epusit
| BEAUTIFUL lIFR-ilkB fI'FUhS.
Care, Nirnei.r - Ter dor,ns DAG icrr' q ~ nce'
tiv.s esi.trrd u. g. Lt~is NO hsii"N a., -. J.
| WHEELER n Wilson'S SEWING MACHINES
For sale 10 rent repaired and Machine, aud Oi.fTo. 'r'
into fu!r Ct 80 tfoadwuy COZ .-nd ~ ~ j. J. LiLIs
| WHEELER g. WnSOs's iiIGnEsr PREAIU Il
| LocL. STITCH sgwlNa MACHINES. No % Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Business Noticss.

rnriL ATTN TVS
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
KIgTIAyp, BroSsOS s. Co.,
Msnulacthf-r, snd lobbeb Of
tLOrHlNG,
Is IND - CnAABLiLs sIRtbr,
hTTAlL
from hsr iargs
WHlLf sails STOCK.
SUITS AND SINGLE GARNLsIs
OF Every Description,
EorAL ~ CrAIiIr eTrLs AND Iisiia
BET pnoADwAr tcsToz v DIRK
Ifcrs
FIFTY iEE CEST
Irss -nax rnn .,sr OooDS cls ma
MADE To onDEH
20 AID A. CHAMBTRs STREET,
OrPysIra new CouEr HovU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Wonderful Results from the Use of

Howl: How'll! Howl!!!
With Laughter mean.
Read the
puIINNY PHELLOW.
cor,,uns he ike representation Of the Aspiring Whts-
"A s.h.r IA Fraui r,tes. withdrawing tho
CHICAGO PLATFORM.
spIrNDID CARRIES DE NIslrES or UNCLE SAME
PEACE COMMISSIONERS
n, LA Davis, A Nantic.l View OF the Old Sea DeA
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.
etc, etc. ETC.
x.ia EVERYWHERE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

FnIl md Winter. a.. ,.r..., .,o,,. of
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING ever offered Ia
mi. i,y cut and mad. In the most tasty snd cc" man
n,f aud a, prices low they csn pos-i' De usd'
Furnishing NV n. Is. BALDWIN.
Nos. ~ aud u Bowesy
Tho largest store In the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

Importnnt KeducfIOn
~. lev, on hand supply OF the iou""lhs hees'
uLi.b ,s- ~ ii ..l NJ about HALF the usual Price.
S.,I ISL STONE Cll,A TEA sErs ~ I-S0 5u per ,r,'
sREScH CHINA G TEA TTrsA s 4. 90 IS''
No. do BuTrTR Plates. Is "
T. y. HAUGHWOUT & CO.,
NJ. "a aaO 4 d0l BROADWAY, COR. BRoohEsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Gpceial Notices.

Rev Seia Martin vii give an soeonn, % 81. nos' 81 %,
.,, =, which he wa delegate ut the shiloh rtrsoy
,c-sn Church cor Prince ard Maiiosst'. ~ MohnVW,
Oct H. commencing a. O'CLOCK Admission i'ee' MI si'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
UNION JUDICIARY CONVENTION.

Inc judiciary CONVENTION OF the Twenty
th.Id street Union Association ac last night M the
Union iosiq CORNER az Twenty .h street arJ
broadway. M. E.it g. CO.. din in tie Chair. 1be
convention unanimously ratified itc Informal nonin..
ons made on Satnid} eve hie "a, nulmendsd BY the
~pmuuiee II Conference painted ." nrgoiate fer "a
ON te4e. wtE Tue u. r UAion olsaAiztiohA of Ie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

4 ,iec.ing q. 'ae hinphnrnn Union xn"s ~ DC
. ~. 'l.tsdtyl ~ INfNN asi Room 80" thnion
iitN '''' t.tD VIVIAN oiCLE,. g.s..GeEt-
=, q, cooasS,,lII Ch.i Jan Esea, Gon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

Thirteenth Ward Union NsHcr'"'''"".,e No. - Al
melting 1lia liurdayl ~ NlNn O.. , 80 ., IA
eo~I AMBROSE ~ deny s-,, 'sl .ishh o ,."pr aS
M Ia In D. = snodgrass. Singing by ,'se e -
C.itl.is nI. invited. ELS = HH''''''
ifs 80. |c trifF. e,cf,.,riri
1 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
!)o!iiital Nciiers.
CiiiYens' Inhepcndcnf Union Nomination
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS
w The Third Di.lfc, nj the State oi New York,

tto-~. W NJ. W n Liz
Central tnicn Club cf Bro. klyu.-A Mess Meeting
OF tt czeuy Of Dee held iirsaqurrt.rs Of
ne enrsi Lnou Club II Fu tn and Pihrsppesis
II f>DAf ~ ENiNo, Oct. IL Acirssr viii h. delivered
by lie iiou ABHNA WAKEMAN Of Ness. ! RI. STEPHEN
q CLAIM II View fswpliro aud 'lri Z. X. PhNG8ORS
81 AavJrfsry. singing hy Central unsn G!.e Cub
Arrn-rrents have b lad- t. Meeting the
ELECTION returns from Penn. yiyauia ari Ohio.
; ~. GRISWULD. President.
=. Is. SPoySER- IT,. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CE RON BITTER 81
The Latest and N est ImpoYfnntDIs
ecvery OF the 18Th Century.
@ n ID r. q NJ.

nbssl as oass 81 tn- bite!z offered 10 she pub
nc Tat honor felonS the ifhsiitsnts ~ tn-
- An-sleA, to Ehezn ito virtues have known sor
essse thar two tnndres years Armed with Il the In
asAn tss ishsnee 10 t- deadly nlaAria and han
dset. without bar. the Trroaaus serenfs 1t !.
bei with them thai While there breath the bods
ne tt~ron b potent 10 cure. matter what the seans
EBAY lie Ct
bile Dr. Bull IL ot prepsres 10 esso~se This sxsr.va
CANT resension. he IL satisfied from thor
eEh rxsin astion ef the evidence reist-~ virtues
that remedy aS preventive all disease. arising
from exposure either % changes Of weather and climate
or TO the ma.smafic influences 1t stands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
Printers, Troubles.


The New York tribune comes to us to-
day minus a considerable portion of the
reading matter which it usually contains,
occasioned by a strike among the compos-
itors 10 that and other Offices employ ing
hands belonging to the Typographical
Union The Tribune says it has always
been the friend Of the working men, but
that the recent advance demanded BY the
printers would break it down, and it will
no. submit unless compelled to do so. 1t
states fact, in which it is borne out BY
the leading New York papers, which
seems almost incredible. but which We
have no reason to doubt, viz: that none
of the New York dailies are paying ex-
penses. 1t is true, they say, that bust
ness is prosperous, or apparently so, but
so rapid has been the advance 10 the prices
of paper, ink, type, labor, and every thing
else connected with the printing business,
that they End it impossible to make both
ends meet.
The same trouble exists elsewhere
The 81. Louis Republican, the oldest ane
most prosperous daily newspaper in thu
West, has been compelled to very mater
islly reduce the amount of its reading
matter, while at the same time it has ad
vanced Its rates of subscription.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

EkA The unpleasant odor produced By
PRECIPITATION is frequently the source Of
vexatlon to persons who are subject to it.
Nothing is simpler than to remove this
odor, much more effectually than BY the
application Of such costly unguenss and
perfumes as are in use. Il is only neces.
sary to procure some of the compou nd
spirits of ammonia, and place about two
-spoonsfull in basin of water. Wash.
ing the face, hands aud arms with this
leave& the skin as clean, sweet and fresh
a. one could wish. Tie wash is perfect
ly harmless, and very cheap. 1t is re
commended on the authority of An on
perienced phJ aician.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

We win receive into Works twenty more boys OF
young men, apprentices to the trade Of Stove Plate or
Hollow Ware Moulding Meme need apply Who are not
eighteen years Of age older Applications by minors
must be accompanied by parents guardians who can
give satisfactory statements as to general habtshnd
STaining, and will guarantee fulluent the part Of
the apprentice Of the conditions Of the ndenture We
pay 1--WE dollars per week for the first year. with an in
OF dollar per week for each subsequent year
should the security BE- unsatisfactory dollar per
week will be kept back until the tsrn Of service shall
expire. The above weekly wages all pecuniaTy
sponsibty on our part. This viii be ths lat cpportu
nifty to learn the trade In establishment - We ex-
psct to b. able to works with present Jour
neynsn and apprentice force IN the future
We want Also ten Steve Piate palders work sthes
by the year On piece-vsrk - whom will pay II
hlghest wages CoLALd6, C0NST0CK : CO,
july26d Quincy, Illinois.