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A CARD
TO THE LADIES .
DIR. DUP0NC0's
= GOLDEN
PERIODICAL: PILLS,
FOR FEMALES.
-
In correcting Irregularities, remov~
ing DISTINCTIONS Of the Monthly
Turre from who+avav eonun
, 1864-12-12
ONLY 10 CENTS,

And II an Investment and thorough trial does no<
"baek up' the above statement, ths> money Will b
refunded. Ne say this knowing Its merits. and feeE
confident that one trial will secure for It home IN
every household.
Do not waste away with coughing when 90 small a
spectable Druggist Ia town. Tho viii furnish you wtt
CIRCULAR OF genuine ccrtn1tes OF cuEs 1t has uAdu-
I" Sold BY Druggists everywhere : ~'
, 1864-12-12
DIR. SANDERS
Three nalslElte S0HVe.

This 9a1ve will permanently remove
and cure Corns, Warts, n1o1es, Hing
worm and Toothache in from three
to ten minutes.
Why will YOU suffer the cxc1ucating and tornenting
PAIN from CORNS and 1OOTHACi3E. when SURE
REMEDY Is offered you for the LOW PRICE Of 80 Cts
l,er bottle
n For sale at DIR. EASTERLY'S Family Medicine
Store. - Madison.st near the Post 0!ce Chicago.
nnAs.Yr4l4 IN X&F1s ?
, 1864-12-12

S1nrrn Joh,, Il S1itnr Anthony 2torE7nr Hrn Ina
s1esp meeer 3oan
saes1 sPeffs steysasoa bay1as sesast Sesa L
s@on yq5n sS1Is5;;G r., SsEss3SyW'sam sfsa
sss ID S!sTsa, zssss S;sse Stsxs
sSsSEs9 ssR5sEgs ~ ". st1ae Sssi1s staas{ " 4
Sloan A 8 cts >, splvestsF ssdvsnM Wpc
sheguHS heFtH 3A"e4' stnFeia i - Edwart SWiis LSeius
sP;! Spec; Aqatex 4tt,, siaef Gerald Shaw Joseph
4.z,o4 p rnonn.cn II An. r,o,5x.,, Oliver
Tsyy!oF sy!o1 Gilman ldd.Ss4'''A drew Nl Co ''
Tailor Robert ThompsonDavldEcrrJ & c1envcr
Taylor Frank Tuner John T,a Tuesr 9s Gsos
syor Ts1eF 5oss dr. fn'f Fnfna
TsyieF TsyyioT fSnn 1gmss Enos Tsensy
4esG@pSon s9 s1nsF TafaeF h'' Ts1l@ags5 s1sa ss
ihonpson 1hon Mar @ %he%es Il I 4 TTssSiiligets N
rhonpson nn Tuttls aRis cw Tneee2y Tean2 6tIa 5
THOMPSON + Tnrnsr BL Trsey 4 u
qss$g.sa s Cham.
hama Thayer lr Travis David B
Tyler TR - IT Tsier Henry Travia Peter
Towle P F. Iidt George W T!lson James
Tompkins l. Taber Thos Tinny j
TuiltK chas.E !, @ TradWsn Geo ATowns .,s, John @
Townsend CC Tate Wm. TICKET john
rev 1muuey - 4, 1tgy yTnA
TnSar EM .1hnver Zen Trnsty " T
1,eaa, Tayuu ra T,r;hIaH + r T1mny1rson Hr
Tomhs Tom 1'ru. James
rndervooa IL e11shpr ;Jomcs Inn .1ohuJ ]
i1arner Frank
"
VITAL, ,,br n par Dnzor :1aro1ysn noozer Al.
att vail vo1h a, a1 w ~ hc+t ooAe'
xanetA Sonn IN aynG nSst pea, o,,v,op.
nalie5 % Anla9nE vaIae{ h'caafo n4 WnrI IT.
s1oeft1 t1osepa usaisf s"n WYE
"
Wclch Thos.G Watson " Watrous CH
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u ATTAIN STREET AND
L l. STABLE BRo0Ms.
ALL SIZES.
Made at the Brush Factory, 204 Randolph
We are a'fo making Bars OF klor Brooms Tor kwsep-
Ing Pack1nEhou.es. Distncsles Brewcrtea. Ware
houses c. where thss required be used wet or
dry. Try them, tLe} The beat ever made for the
purpose. GEO. E. GEHTS CO.
uoo1-n1S1u
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Gleason Miles B Gob1o Urfah Il
Gluck Lewis G GrecnwoodGeoG
Gil1et LewisJ Gray George
lanthicr Louis Grrenough G P
Getchell MI Greene Harley
Gcrfty John Gray VIM q
George AP Gowan Victor D
: Garen John Ghhord j & G L
Gal1ager Mich0clGrady James
! Gauaf Henry " Grahom Jas
Gandt Philip D 2Grifiin Jas E
GoodfichJohnY Goodrich Isaac S
Goodrich& Rep Gray Johu F
logic Greer John
Gatnan, Barnet Graham John II
& co Griffin John
GrayAlexanderGGuirey John
. Garaehon Jesse Grif,n Walter
GuinanBarnard 2GriMn Wallace
, qoddarth Bern'd Gubbins John ]
Goodhue Abe GuyEe John
GrffiinP Grfswold N "
Geoyy Charles 4 co
Grundenburg c Goodman " e
Goodwin Chas Gnrf W
Gulliyer Charles Gurley W L.
Goddard Chas F Graves LC :
Granger David AGroot mr.
Grow Darwin G Gunton Mathew
GreenoughRoht Green Mark
Graves EA Griffin Michael
Greene RT Goldsmith :1Ym
Goodrich Edison Grace Maurice
Grundy yGcorgcN Grady Leonard
udrfswo1d The
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Special nttcES.
r rurc Sore Throat,

To Curc Sore Throat.
Add ten drops ot De. T. B. TAtno1s a;G INDICATED
Ncorric nut vet ,o1n arouna yunr ncck when you
Trtre- .e
eo 1"te s'e'' IL I. DADBITT, Sole Agent,
e. G. &C e. g. a. - Ind II W.shlnG Gtonst., New FORK
aof9 10 III
, 1864-12-12

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
i CHICAGO,
Southwest ctrner Of Lkke And G4rk4tk
CAPITAL paid In E60OsVUus
{. AfEkE. PraztdrNt-
SAMT n NICHOLSON. Vice r1cs't
Z. &. HEAIrfEu, CA9hte{.
, 1864-12-12

Hamilton Henry Hnntley " "
E hon
Hamilton HA How william s
Hca1ey 1amcs Hopkins vi
Heunishnt8 jas Hof1i1aJ VIZ
: Hefernau jos J Hu1l William
Hnfn J A. Holland John
Hamilton James Hoxie john P
! Hedges Isaac HughesJ ohnnyE
u1faRan James Houshtou James
Hcllcker Joseph bHurdsfrld John
Han1In John HutettJ j R
nHall Joseph : Howe Jeremiah
Heseluno JohuR
, IyesLD y Irwin Eath'1
Ingersoll ] u Ingram D capt
Ingr1ham c capt1nman Farley D
johnson Il L Jenburg& Junge
Johns Ssrnl P Jones D + lieut.
Jewell Thomas ,1ustC
Jacobs Ed Jorda1 c Il
Jane E s Jones Chas "
Jones' Thomas johnson D
>Jewett Geo " jacobs Abraham
James D " DR. Jones AC
Jones Owen Johann P r
Johuston Geo 9 johnson A L
johnson EdwardJort1au &Olcott :
| Jewell Richd F johnson Owen
Jordan Ed Jones j. Tobey
jameson E. JohnEou, Farns-
Jones E II worth d CO
A
, 1864-12-12

l. ?
!. SommeY Geo T
Spear Levi, "
S1ckea s "
lzoStevcrs II 3
SXin Il
Il StFeeter SeYeno
e. u
StembackSfmon
Steele Samuel
stMr 8 Il
EStaek ThomNA A
Stone Frank
Strong Geo hons
: Stevenson DR.
D Stead John r 3
Sweetssn John
WSwecnyTimo,hy
Sterling John
il Stack Garrett
Still John
Sager II 3
J. Stowe Il Bjt
Sullivan Hugh
1BStnfey Jamee B
Strange Zohn L
; SkGkton&co Jos
StoWy John
|p Stone John
Stockto1HenryP
TiaSteWNt John Il
IL Stevens " B
SwecneyWiltia1n
Supp " We
e1 Stewart VIM n
~ Strong William
Staatf VIII D
Squire " J
!. Stoutenger J Fl
s Sulyester WRC
StocksM
ri Swift Lutiug
Shaw Joseph
, 1864-12-12

Initials.
Sec'y Of IIesperian LODGE. Charles Charley
90. .Sec'y e<-W. B. Warren Lodge Empire Mills
-. Union Brewery. Chicago Carbon Coal Co.
see'y OF Ashlar Lodge....Agent OF Celebrated 81
...:R. c. g., F1nnk. Commercial Advertiser
-. Commanding Officer ID Battaliont 12sth Regl-
ment Y. R. G. ..MitheE Lodge No. 40 F. s A. II.
80. .tCommanding Officer CO. y. .1i2l H. Inf''.....
ssproprietor Of The Lake View Water Cure"
~ ofl1ce open from LIT Of April to 1st Of No
veinber, from a. N. till p. u,.; from November
1st to April 1st from a. II, till p. N, and on
j. L SCRIPTS, P. II. :
, 1864-12-12

BACuEIDR's celcbrnteh HAIR DYE ,s TIE BEST
n Tnx WORLD. The only HAHsLE*s. TtCK and 1iE11
AnLn lys fnoTn noS Inis splendid n.r psc PERFECT
GLossI p-Aok and NArrEAL DEowS. without in1u1
ing tho HstE Or staining the skin leaving the H.E aon
storing 1 rr1stne olot, and rccncs the u ELECTS 81
Had Dyes The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
Dc ayoided- sold bs all Druggists. &c. Factory 81
Bscheior's New ToiIes Cream Dressing the Hail.
aa.k3- fr..ta. 1aaE
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-
tanOW
Lock " II
Lynch "
slLock L Fl
Loucks WatsonE
Moore James
Moore J Il mai
Moore Robt B
Moore r c.
Moore Chas
Moore Emanuel
0rSolonou
: Murphy M1cll'l 3
Murphy Joseph
Murphy Francis
Murphy David 2
Murphy Cornel's
pMurphy A N
'dM1rphy John ;.
Morrison i +
'1Murri sou Sam'1
Morrison Geo "
Morrison j II
Myer G " capt
9 1lyer Henry
Myers L NJ
Myers LEONARD
MorseIEW
| Morse n " 3
Morgan F Il
Morgan ? ] capt
Nor gan 4 E
Mooney p
Mooney Felix
3Mooney Jimmy
aAlurry Edward
Morris S " capt
MotlIt A
Mullen OBJ
Muller AnL1rcw
Molten Charles
3[ulyillll Daniel
.Mnson $
Monsan Edw'd
h1ottlt Snowdcn
Mortar f
Mou1tou Il F
'tMorcy John
Mfp1lfn Jas II
Mou1sbaugh Jno
Motherway y John
Muller VIII :
Milthop JohnH
Afngllre Pat
Milwarti Henry
, 1864-12-12
G. G. CLARK & CO., .Pr0prietorsy
NEW HAVEN. CONN:

Observation-Disclosures
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
4y0N,s y{,S,s PERI0REGat PERIf,DEGaF RR0Ps' DR0Ps'
$BH 5 HH$$ EHHH EHH$$H RHHHBE
ARE NATURES GREAT REsToRER,
ARE NATURES GREAT REsToRER,
And always remove
9RSTRSsFE9Ss 9RsFR3eFE9Ss g g NATURE: NATURE:
Being scientifically prepared
FLUID PREPARATION,
FIgIB FtgIB ,FsEPASsT49S, FkEPAkAF49S,,
THEY ARE BETTER THAN PILLS.
they ARE BETTER THAN P1LfS.
and sre, IN the most obsttnatecases,. -:
SSHH SS$HHHH S$HH e e e & & & $$$B: $$$B: $$$B:
AND CANNOT DO HARM.
ANb AkB eASS9F eAXS9F Be- B9 Haze. Haze:
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
Are safe at all times, except during pregnancy
, 1864-12-12

BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY.
- NOTICE OF dividend No. IA Disidend
o! One peF cent hMs bttn hnc'arcd, payable at this
office Nov 10Th 1s to rl.nreholter1 Nf rerord al the
ctoe, q huEin'sS this dHy. Nov IT, 1864. VALERIE.
&-AW1OH. 1reAs.. IL john tt MY. qe5x55412tis
, 1864-12-12

Observation-Disclosures
Lewis Mary LQ mrs
Leonard J d miss
Lewis Rachel r miss
laonla Sarah mrs
Leonard Ira B mrs
Lewis B mra
Lewis Emma miss
Linscott Sophia A mrs
Lindsey Lotue niss
Linler Usher T mrs
Iittlcson D NJ MIRA
Lacks Many E mrs
Long Bridget miss
Loan Msry mrs
Long Sarah Z miss
Iuken Rachel miss
Lowrey Caarlots 4 mrs
Lundy Susan n J miss
Love Geo m,A
Lynch Hannah mrs ::
Lyon Katie E miss
, 1864-12-12

Nastfug1 mrs
!, hawks George
Hawkins &c
Hart & 8
Hancock mr.
Hastings Camp
bell
Uawk Reuben
Ha5nee Richard
Hayden RNclsol
Eand Ff1mau
Harris Z NJ
Harvey Solomon
Ha7tiug Fred
s3:
1ucleton Geo
Innis Henry
In1ier Jno
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

A SEIl.-Passing up Main street.
Saturday. We noticed the entrance 10
one OF the oldest and best established
business houses, closed. At one dor
was written, "not open for biz" at the
other suspended" That puzzled -.
A friend Was standing nigh. We asked
him If the whole thing wasn't "a sell !"
Friend said yes; and pretty big one, too,
that, that morning the well-knowu
firm Of Kiser and Hills had disposed of
their entire stock Of goods-the equally
vell-known. firm Of Cox 4 Shelley being
the purchasers. And the 'ssuspension"
was only for the purpose Of iovoicins and
delivering the goods. Messrs. Kiser b
Hills retire from the mercantile business
with good record - gentlemen and
business men, and their nameross frieads
here and elsewhers will b sorry to hear
Of their quitting the trade. Bat they
have admirable successor in the per.
sons of Aessn. Cox b Shelly.
We don't know what prompted the
gentlemen to sell out. They wsre doing
a'hrge business-suppose they ecncladsd
got tired and concluded to ress-for /.
while, at least.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

JoHxsos's FAMILY MAP.-Ths brief.
sst and most oarsory examination Of this
Map will show it maay ard varied sxsl-
leacies, and its superiority over every
othss work of the kind nov pablisAsd.-
Ths geography Of our cosatsy bseenea
= subject of interest p I'll oar people, aad
oas upon which every ens i 1ssiusss Il
becoming veil postsd il view u ~
novsnsats Of our own and ths rehel
forces, md che progress Of par sr.s upos
NE coil Of the so-esllsd SoufAssn Coaf,d.
sraey. And tAs fuIl cad accurate 49,
OF oil to b found in this Ads nlate i
very desirabls Tor this psrposs. Il,
soisscs q geography ge1srAlly i awaken
ing more stsaasion and u hsinx uee,
thoroughly taaght IL osr 1chosls 4 lste
ysau than svsf bsfsrs, ~ Ne tsxtrAsaks
havs not ksPt pess with de asssss;siss
aad rsqaissnsaes q sas schsols, ~ ia
work supplies say aees;sas, Assseelbre
exiseisg o. tAb ssoss.s 1hs spars 4
edaatsio stk~ shaa ear ~. i g.
vof11, j ussaliy nsse sk{lu(ans inn,ir
tAsif westh, sssy Il JoAasoh's Faaas AZ.
- . - sassaslly lArxs 49,. 49,
ligAteas he bardsa q - $500 -
mnkaa II inwnIneb1. - - i *
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

AJames McArtor, Of Scotland GOWN
y. Missouri, arrested Friday evening BY
officer Bartlett. At the iassanos 81 Hiram
Calhoun. Of Mt. Pleasant, for horse.
stealing, and John 8. Hendrieks, Of Scot.
land oonaty, arrested for the sane erime.
wore shipped on the Des Noinss v;lley
Railroad Saturday morsisg, 70 a.swer
elsewhere for their evil deeds, aftsr hsyi,x
been permitted to enjoy over night the
kind hospitalisiss Of the calabooss-kes,sr.
Oatman.
Tho horse taken By Hsndr;cks W.
owned By E. 6pillnsn. Of Scotland souutv.
vas worth about el50, and ~ stole.
as an early hour Of Wednesday night
Asjor Mckee tsaesd the dist . With,
: lev miles Of Athsss-gssassa = shaa
struck for this losalisy. Csus dov. hi.
day, and found sAst The ,essr-vigil.ut
basslstt had already gobblsd n u Sss,e
man and had him il sals qsarssr. s ~
ealabooss. HssdrisAs live i esosh.a
eosnty-is rebel asd NJ vo,,aed /,
the Ashsas fgAt th1ss y,ars -. r.
parties concerned spoke very siraiee,n,l,
of hemp end peranps i njekt s. nor.
badly applied shan - eiN bsaA shne
6'ss.iss : taate # i - - dee:tsa,o-
cats Iyaeh-law.
Hors-thievss haa bss,sr lisp an
nom our plaes sslsss tAsy ~isl Is $
s'doae for'-sksy Win never naeA one.
6artIstt 'naPpisg' - thas listls shiss
s'can't b did"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

ts
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= \ ~ ~. y. e - - = Z fsss.aAs 1AaaA
49, nvehsse ~ nAHnsm sssuE,
5 NJ - tyaa - RTl,
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you esnneS ~ - by.
o.-s 80 g. =. 70 49,. :. g ss.ss
ubat gesm nroeAas.
~ No naia eHsst.
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Al eo1ass wy Nh; NJ
etll ~ sss1 - LNuDs prtess,
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HcA 90 answer: At eessn he3AnA,
'e>e: q ~: 81. s's,As.
~ - stsD = eessn nrothsn,
Whssa sssrs + = fhis town-
Hoa knev vsre = essa q elostiAg
Ard they ~ 49, 20 cheap
=. Esg. ds:t sr.ss shs number.
cnosm - - ~ ~ ~ ru.aiae.
n ~ yos vh.s sIsyu nsst,
~ - Hoee nnr IT, ksvsA
ne.o 0nin sesese.
whaAsv~ GOD ~ vsat - ny,
DsRs : e6n = tlsr 1rssAn1
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!. wsas IN ~ nssd
AtHo.e Nm srsst-
Cnuaus.- AnA sov vesd 10 scIdsssx,
s.s = soth array snA savy:
- woet ~ 0seAing
Cell = Aaia sRpse, nsar Lsvss.
W.vSu~ = snos 1900 ~ 49,, v.-xA..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

Musrc.-Prof. Hirt's Band has reached
. high degree Of excellence in the mu.
steal art or science, (Which is it?) Fri.
day night they wore out upoa general
serenade to our citizens and discourssd
inspiring music.
Wish you would do it some more gen
tlemen. Love to hear it
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

- Kramer. Irwin 4 Co., agents for
the sale Of Slocum's "Side-Loading Re-
volvsn." The best pistol now in use.
No. l06 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

- These warm afternoons No often
60 70 Ogden's City Book Store, take dovs
one Of his latest and beet works, 6sd )
cool placs, sit dows and enjoy he book
and ourself too. Robert u = fns fellow,
and his bookstore is like unto himself,
excellent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
PBODUUB, R10vlslons, -.
cssssasa y eAyTseD 8 q, Pssssss 49,,

ysegD-11Rnos, = - = ~; 1Drlag 1xaA u
wsaAs-1prt.e. 9 = ri u IN. ! > VISA
tals-WAaA a II Cssn, - ~ ~
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1TDl - basA.
S1.s 1ss..-ssaou =.
1o9A1u0D-1oDoee.
/. 1ssl.- ~ Oa1es. 10.
cnsxsss-a aea Is
LARD-l19fol3E
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= - vslk ~ D.Ys1Ass ~ ssul&E. ~
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0.s.1e-es : - : 60 =
3lla WA1 - VAeea
- seIT 0D~sy Uu9ahea -.
- 60 - = e1es llSdl =, : 80
- 4eesU $3.50 = nsee
=: :s:. {: l: = -
$:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

&C. 6ellars' Photograph Gallery
viii be reopensd on Monday, J6ne 9Th.
The public are invited to call aud go the
improvements that have been made.
June 27-2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
X EOKUKe
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The xissay Il sPsa Asa . 10 r. T.,
A1enaays. wsanssaaysana saturday,,
Aads 70 10 svsainss oT the same dsyu

sFccx-Slo 90 per share, and y % Annssi duss,
su1scsuns-ss 90 per Annum oeQ % per Quarter.
kssa svsr ysssksr Drs . sssss, sts ~. - "a
OTTO LYMAN. Lbsuisn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

~ Call at Collectors Office corner
Fifth and johnson streets and pay your
city taxes before the FIRST day Of July,
and save Eve per cent
june27-4t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
financial dno Goirllnerfial.


New XsRk 0oney aaRkes.
y rssesz.SA.l NJ Yssx. Jms -
Monry rather uoes 10y q pr csat
stsranf kxchaaes duh - ssa1 - ~ eurs,ey.
9cee esaess, eDe1lng = As(o51a aac1Enane = SiAD
9sdssAcing - z1sX closing 4 x3gk
0osGnDsnt Stocks, aun and sower
- 1ssasusy kseaI 0ctoAsr al Aysal loo3s01os3<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

FoR BuRLrNoros, KErfHsBuls, NEw
BosroE, AUsoArIns, Rock ISLAND AND
DAVENPORT. - The steamer JENNIE
WHipPLs, Capt. JAS. w. Campbell, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival Of the cars from ksokak, making
connection with the railroads for al Of the
above points, and at Davenport with daily
line Of steamers for Dubuque. Train
caves Keokuk at 7:l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

DAMN Gam CssS Ovsu11
KDoxuz. Juae - looA
0ROCEU RRS.

V0S1v0oo8 ~ y 1A0khS = OUsp WU0o0I114 -
foueA.-New osisan aas, is5<s rxins, - sAslss -
New Yck, @. ~ Nsu Iork, 4, 1ss ersaAsA anA -.
nssAssas.ss Hsssa. ssol sas oosA..syrup.i H
= 1-apguha9, et<D56s.
CpR1RD3S TO &C.
11cB-l31< 70 l35<c.
enA-Asatnn,S1fsn ngiiaA IL.
So.r-ral.. I1s fsniiy. ~ 6s...a. 1Nos&
fsas-HcsaE Hyssa g ssoa ~ fn1sial. q : -
= e. ulneA, q - % 0to - $50
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~ 0oid ~ Nssural Lei q - - q q.
nAnS-Ane nsanAs u 70 70 su4ss- ~
0aAss-axlo CUsntry = = City - rsEn.
CounAaD-A - 26e.
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URY CunAAHss-9lc.
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ass. held e ~ iestass rcea q tie MOI
ieal College Friday evenisg 70 nake a.
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oelebnts ths oouier Fo.r,h 81 INV b,
having basket pie-nis & Balliseeris
Grow.
nesolveo' In:s sns Comnnsss q A.
.:.lS.. q" e. -. ~. 49, - . @n.s
49, . ,.;se !. f.na a. c&h.- 1872,
expresses.
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES q Ar
~ 49,. ~ .1e ess.Is 80 = 49,
l. ..v 90, ~ !. ~ ! so IA $50 ~
that each snd evsry soldier s. pesnits a
to isvite such citizen friends - h msy
dss'rs ana procure sickees Tor the sans O
pss.,..S Th.. ~. r..-:.... - 4.
,...s,s.r.. h..s ~. u ii. IA ss.;s. "A. =.
roi Of al asrsncemssss nseessasy in
ths coming soldisfs' celebrates u The
Fourth OF July; that they have The sose
~ ~ .a..s ins @:: 2, ~. 'sno ~
is.s;,sl, rssno..;h,s far -. ,,o,,s. AZ.
bursemspt Of the sene.
The following report Of The Committee
Of arraneepents vas r,ad and approved !:
An those Who attend the colder pie-
uic celebration win leave the depot Of tie
liz. Mt p. 4 M. r. r. It n o'clock !. m.
under the direction Of the chief Nasshal
4
and his aids.
ExEHcrss Al sHE osovs.
| l. Ass'c ~ the company. (Ansriea.)
:. Prayer By Chaplain Williams.
| g. Music by the band.
| :. Reading tho Declaration Of Inds-
psndence.
3. Music BY the choir.
/ .. Opening address y PrOk y. Z.
Taylor, Y. Q. a.
:. MUSIC y the band.
.. Address ~ ". Il. Curtis.
=. maae ~ the choir.
~. Address oy Fsof. Acdugin.
II. Aos'e ~ tne enof.
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WIG sfy.
us'o ~ sne cno'r'
-. De'so'O'o. y ossPs" ots1''
~ D'1ses.
7 A''ef Sn'cn seaea' smuse msnss.
oSrTcz.s OF TIE DAT.
Chief Marshal, Lieut.. D. K. Springer
Aids, Sergeants Tooke. Ayers and
Haston.
fres'dsst OF the day, n. 8. Smith, \.
p.
chaplain OF the day, Chaplain Viii
hams.
Reader OF the Declaration Of Inds-
7endeuce,
| Speakers Of the day, Professors n. Z.
Taylor, W. H. Curtis, D. L. Ne0uein
and Other. = n. .,m, -. - - -.
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Van Buren-6ane = - Deafs Cpnssufi0n
Aa;iscn-sAme - - ssats CcaveHtion.
Denmark-saas - 10 etass Coavtnsioa
Rieaaant Hdge-eans = 10 osa1s coavsatssn,
wsshinsUn-omas = 10 susie Cosyenf5oa.
JeGeson-Sans = - STATE CSnvsatssa.
Earpest and telling spseehes wsrs made
by Gen. Reid. F. Senple, Col. Wood,
and Wilsop, Of the Plaindealer, aud en-
thusiastie chesrs we're given for GSsersl
Grant, the President, and the patriot;o
ladies'. The utmost good feeling pre-
vailed.
On motion Of r. Semple the deleS,tea
70 the State Convention we're ins.rnnked
to support Abner II H9Crsry, Of Van
Buren, county, for Auditor Of State.
H. T. RaID, Chairman.
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- vAaf Dr. Ymsus, one n ~ oj6ese anA bat Hyu-
eisns u D. LOais says:
D. LoCn, Juns n, foo4
Nh In. n. nG1eo. ASsnt a. LAllemaDas khsunn<i@,
0cas - As8nAGA GDer4Aes-I havs pFssrEfhs1 ~
ehsva mso14 olscoe, ana 1Wt ~ TT 4 hsvs DSysr
ib.aa asg rsncJ tha1 eaE1ies 70 1sch csssuntJ = :
qstek an1 l1,ay tha1 - In III IL vhss
hass I'D Il. DR q. ". RHII1IPA
LSetw ffom Cupk MArM 10 AIsxAnAw Leitch, p.uGxbA
bs6uge JBo. n nsooD beoanc Axsns lbr Tie Msdlc(1a
~. Louu, March 81, leoA
AIxx- La1ca, Bs4.-Iiks nany II ny pruesas1on- I
heys sarsd severely with rheumatisa and c01A gs4
ps<nansst rslief oil trsd yos epsciAe. N kappy
- ~ ax - -, n 1sw dsya RESTORED ns 70 hsaltA-
[9Ue41 CAPT NAxIN, ~ stean9 war0u.
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EXCHANGE EcEEI.
WM.B K0ONS Proprietor
RIOnNSRURG pa

THIS magnificent Hotel, situate IN the
= central portion of the town, and OPP
posite the Court House, has been thoroughly
repaired and refurnished, and the Proprietor
is nos prepared TO accommodate travellers,
leamsteTs, drovers and boarders in the most
pleasant and agreeable manner. His liable
will be supplied with the best the market
affords, and his Bar with the choicestliquors.
Atientise ostleFs will always be on hand,
and bis stabiing is the most extensive in
this section OF country. Omnibuses will
aiwaysrbe IN readiness to- convey passen
gers to and from the Railroad Depots.
VIM. 3. KOONS.
nsoonsburg, ynIy Z. 1859.