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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-20
SUIT YOUR PURSE AND EVE
ArR: WA<a this Crrsi Hsy - Orsr.

Pray. give me your attention,
And hear what propose,
I'll tell you where TO get GRRAf BARGAINS.
In Men and Boys Cloths:
Stern Brothers have MAMMOTH STOCK.
To suit both PuxsE and EYE,
And on giving them 4 call,
You cannot fail to buy.
CHORUS - Oh J Where's the place Of all others.
Where they sell Clothing Cheap.
II is at Stern Brothers.
No. Main Street.
Though this cruel war Is raging
And goods very high,
Still sell at LOWEST prices
As we did in days gone by.
We've received good assortment
on Clothing, Hats ard Shoes,
Yeu needn't leave without new Garment,
For greenbacks we NEVER RErysE.
CHoRrs:-- And when you're asked by Others,
Where you bought that suit 90 neat
Yon answer: At Stern Brothert.
No. 8 Main street
John, do hurry, for I'm waiting,
The sun Is almost down.
/ wish to stop at Stern Brothers,
Whose store Is in this town
You know we're in need Of clothing,
And they sell them SO cheap
So, pray, don't forget the number.
Eight, on Main street
Chorus - See how they are running
I'll tell you where they'll meet;
At that place near the Levee.
Nos Main street.
Whatever goods you want to buy.
In black, blue gray or brown,
Be sure to call on Stern Brothers,
That place of great renown.
Remember now that cheapest stand,
Fer what you may need.
And they will not fail to please you,
At No. 8 Main street.
CHORUS And now q word TO soldiers,
In both army and navy:
II you want any Clothing
Call at Main street, near Levee.
Having good assortment Of Mems, Youths and Boy
,lc;hing sni Gents Furnishing Goods respectful
invite the public to give a call at the old stand No
MAIN SrREEI EKAR rHR LEyEE. KEoKuK, Iowa
je11-d1m STEIN BROTHERS
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SrEwARr's 6rovE.-We are glad to mo-
tice that our enterprising iron merchants,
Messrs. Brcwneli Bros, are receiving z
large invoice of the genuine and Justly
celebrated q P. P. Stewards Summer and
Winter Cooking Stoves" which are uni
versally conceded to be the best stove IL
the world. Several of our citizens are
using the stStewart." and their testimony
confirms the general opinion. Brownel
Brothers, We learn, have been appointed
manufacturers agents for Keokuk ane
vicinity for the sale Of the above stove
and will be prepared to supply DEALER
and others, which is An important item Il
buyers, as in buying here they will avoit
the great risk of breakage. They will
We know. take great pleasure in showing
up the "Stewart" to those interested.
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A LIEcohH ANKCDofE.-I must not
close this better without telling story
about Mr.. lincoln, that / heard to-day
from one of the Illinois delegates. The
question of Mr.. Lincoln's honesty was
being discussed, when brawny, rough
looking old gentleman from the Sucker
State spoke out - follows: ssGentlemen,
/ know Abe Lincoln better than any OF
you. A great many years ago l sold him
3 grocery store, in what is now Sangamon
county. He was then land surveyor
The time came round for him 70 pay me
for the store, and be hadn't the money.
So he came to me and said he WAS dead
broke, but he had Surveyors compass
and some other instruments, and he made
me take them and keep them till be re-
deemed them.-( Wash Cor. Cincinnati
Commercial.
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PzRsoNAL--We notice in the Hawkey e
the following complimentary notice Of the
Hon. B. F. Roberts, member of the State
Senate from Madison county, bat which
isn't bi. more complimentary than the
Honorable gentleman deserves "Hon.
B. T. Roberts, right-ofway agent for the
Des MONIES Valley Railroad, was in this
city yesterday. He states that the road
will be completed and the cars RAINING to
Pella by the FIRST of October. Mr. r. is
a thorough-going and wide-awske agent,
and is one of the most energetic men We
have in Iowa. He occupied high and
honorable position in the Senate Of our
Legislature last winter, and deserves well
of the people of this State"
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TURp Iowa CAvALHx.-By private
lstser from l member u eonpany aC,"xs
lsarn thai IL lost only six or seven that
cannot b ssoo1nted for, besides 0ilehrist
Of this city. who was killed, and Lowrie,
slightly wounded.
Company Il" was al captured but the
Captain and eight men. Joe Fletcher,
Of this oity1 was among the captured.
The regiment lost between two and
three hundred in killed, wounded and
missing.
All the Keokuk boys are safe but those
above mentioned.
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rew York Markes.

By Telegraph.l HEw Yoax, june Is.
Cotton--EnM. Sales 1t 20 for mtddiinr uplanAs
Four-State end Western opened steady but closed
quiet with dropping tendeucy SALES ut ~ l6es % for
Extra State, l6oS % Extra r. H. O.; and 660s IS
for trade and< included Y the sales are 400 bs Ex-
ira State to arrive, part It = Is.
Whisky--Actfve and ftrmer. Sales ct 1y01 40 for
State and 4691 80 for Western.
Wheat-Dun, 29J cents lower. Sales AZ 60@1 So for
Chicago Spinas 85@1 50 for Milwaukee Club e269
90 for Winter Red Western; and e703 % for Amber
Michigan.
Corn-Quet and steady. Sales 1t 46(a1 az for new
mixed Western; II for and old do, and NO
AZ for sound do.
0sts-Duil and lower Sales at 81 for Western
Coaee-Quiet and prices nominally unchanged.
sugaF-Quiet; 1sc for Cuba, and 1s14920c for Porto
Rca
Moiasscs-DuI.
Petroieum-Quiet and weak l6@46lzc for Crude 6el<
0ese for Refined In Bond; Tse9so Refined Free.
WoCl-Ffrm, and In fair demand.
PWk-opened dull. heavy and lower, but Afterwards
rallied and then decned partially recovered and
the market close rm At S3s for ess 81 50 for old &
- 60@S x for new do; closing at the latter prices
- 0o02o 50 fox old and new prime IS 760as rs 6f
prime Smess. - {
Beef-Firmer.
Lard-Firn, and shade lower, Sales at leo1Gszc in
cuding sales Of extra choice Kettle rendered lie also
900 bbls. for July at 1615c.
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OFFICE OF u. 8. ASSESSOR Ia
~ COLLECTION DHeTRIC,r -

Mt PLEASANT, HENRY CouS1Y, Iowa, JUN 2, 1884
Notice Is hereby given provided In Section IL
eise an act Of Congress aensled an act 70 nrv
revenue and to support the oSernent ana -
interest on the pubic approved July lst 1891 4
- wnom may concern that the Assistant Asses.f n,
rst eoilection District Of Iowa. has completed the as
list o. sid yfsfon for the month OF NAY
tons made and taken will be found the possession OF
~ STRIPE, ESQ, at the City Of Keokuk In the Coun
OF Lee subject to examination for the space Of fifteen
tice hereby further Gwen that appeals will be- s,yd
and determined by the District Assessor relative ID sn
erroneous excessive valuation enumerations nv AZ
Assistant Aseessors It the Office Of W. G. Stripe IN th
CITY q ke0kuk In the County OF Lee between ~ 49,
o. 10 dciock NJ and o'clock p NJ the nat dsy Of
june A. D. 1854 e e An II nj pMTtT' -
jes-d2w M Aseessef FaFst Dlptrict m To-.
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PRoF. McCABE's LRcTuRE.-Chatham
Square Church was filed to its utmost ca
pacity, and multitudes went away, unable
to obtain admission, upon the occasion of
Prof. MeCabe's lecture last evening. And
rarely have our people been favored with
an opportunity to hear so eloquent an ad-
dress Notwithstanding the great num-
bers present and the intense heat. the au-
dience sat or stood throughout the lee
ture, which must have occupied one hour
and half in it's delivery, with an interest
continually increasing as the speaker pro-
ceeded. listening with stiffness almost au-
dible as he lowered his voice occasionally
almost to whisper, and then breaking
forth into loud bursts of applause as the
speaker would utter some burning and
eloquent sentences. His descriptions of
life in Libby Prison, and, in fact, his
whole address throughout, was one of
great power and beauty. We should like
to notice it at greater length. but lack of
space forbids.
A branch OF the Christian Commission
was organized here, and officers appoint
ed whose names, with the further pro-
ceedings, and the amount collected, will
be given in our next issue.
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FoR BURLINGTON, KEITHsBuRG, New
BosToN, MusoAr1rE, Rock Island And
DAvENPoR9.-The steamer City Of
Keithsburg, Capt. Chas. Morrison, 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 7:15.
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The Davenport Gazette says that 8,
man in the employ Of NsssD. Keissr +
Co, baker,, has besn detsstsd in toward
ing letters for rebel priseness. Thinks
b should have been oourt-martialed and
sentenced 10 imprisonment for lie. So
do We.
The Gazette learns that the railroad
bridge Rock Island burned Wednesday
is already under contract for reconstruc-
ton. Also, that . steamer chartered in
81. Louis would reach Davenport friday
to run in the Rock Island trade id con-
nection with the railroad company.
Seventy soldiers Of the United States
Veteran Reserve Corps arrived ct Rock
Island on Tuesday, and reported for duty
to Col. johnson. So says the Gazette.
The gallant Colonel Of the low 7th,
Colonel E. w. Rice, has been nominated
Brig. Gen. by the President.
DRowNxD.-A son of NJ. 7. Siverly,
living near Sigourney. was lately drowned
while bathing in mill-pond.
Col. Low, of the 9th Iowa Cavalry,
who is, We believe, citizen of Burling-
ton, is now in command of Kilpatrick'a
division Of cavalry, so famous for its past
achievements during the war. He is said
70 be rendering valuable service to Gen
Sherman. Wherever an Iowa officer OIL
soldier is heard from, It's strange if you
don't hear q good report.
-"Let there be light" the Daven.
porters have said, tired of wandering il
darkness O. night, snd seventy-6ve lamp
posts have illuminated themselves in ODE
dience to the order. They think thel
could endure the glare of greater mum
Der without injury to their eyesight, bu
are glad that they have what they have.
The Davenport Gazette says = tria
of mowing-machines took place in Uuiver
sity Square, Iowa City, on Monday. Th'
"Light Hubbard" Woods Prize,
Buckeye" "Quaker Boy" and "Ball's'
Mowers we're entered. The committe
decided in favor of the Hubbard Mower
H The receipts Of Government 70
internal revenue, for the fiscal year end
ing with the present month, will be on
hundred millions. 1t 10 hoped the nev
internal revenue law will double this whe
~ 1ato ~, -oxI,n1 nr1ar
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NJ w
Oesfseesa ~ .. HANNA Co., Wholesale oresesS.
Dusas-Hsv 0visaes nar, ls1<s rtnA NJ eAsses -
How York, @, 2lS Hsw Yosk, f. 2bc cE1ahsd snd pow
saA.1-sssx Heas.. ooel ooS ao,dsnsyrup,i 10
= z-sesss.s1 sseI.e
1zsD-59< % 1S1fr
soDA-Amsricea,5Xe Knelish, loc
eoAr-Palm, 11S Family e1<r German, 731Ose.
OAsDEO-9tax, n; Summer Pressed, 1sc.
1nAe-Yoane Tyson, q sci 81 Imperial, q Is 70
= % Waek, u % 10 a6O
Tc.Acoo-Dezk Sweet, CSC Medium Brands, 7se 10
eocs Gold and nstural Lsa1 q % to u -.
I NAnS-Bess hrands ~ 30 TO rates.
0IAss-sxlo Country q Is City 80. rasss.
CoADAsE--A TO &c.
DIR ARrxxS-11 70 lie q n.
Day PsAcz1s-H1rs II to lsc p b.
DIR CuRAAnfs-9lc.
RAlnHs-Ss - 70 = IL
6AIf- 10 TO 20.
PnA efARcH-ec.
Wool EAcKs-Sl o.
Moux1 HooDEr WAl1-2 Hoop Pals, So 20; hooI
DO. % Is No. Tubs, us So No. do IA 90, No do
II 80; Nests Sd do, SO. wash-boards, s. rs.
TuH-ao Aackersl, bbls as 000elo o.
Nc. 2 do do SO 006&l7 o.
No. do hf Do 40 80.
MOI do If do - So
III bbls- No. white Fish, SO %.
0US-Ccal 0H the bsst White, 75c retail, poc, Lin
sd on 81 90 70 Is Lard OIL 81 10 70 81 2s; Fish Oh
81 80 20 90.
cuz.ss-Hamburs. 9oe, Denmark, 1sc.
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&C. Sellers Photograph Gallery is
closed for short time, Except for the
delivery Of pictures already ordered, for
the purpose of making some alterations
and improvements. Due notice will be
given when it will be re-opened. ct
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filldnfioI au0 Gomnaerlial.


New Vera Money Market.
By Telegraph NEW YoaK, June IS.
Money steady Il 6@7 per cent.
Sterling Exchange dul At l41<02 Is for currency Of
frstclAss bills.
Gold quiet and without decided change; coena little
frmer opening II 90, advancing to b6sS and closing
quiet at S6sk, 963H096L
Total exports OF specie to-day, q, 1Ip,474
Government Stocks frmer.
U. s. 6s 81 Coupons, 1121<
U. s. SO coupons, 1857 @fOeL,
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- At recent wedding in Arizona,
the bridegroom was in his shirt sleeves,
and the bride in her morning dress. The
census taker performed the Ceremony, and
= big bucket of rye whiskey furnished the
staple of the wedding feast.
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"a Kramer, Irwin & Co., agents for
the sale of Slocum's "Side- Loading Re-
volvers." The best pistol now in use
No. l08 Main street.
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THE PERSEVERANCE, MAH.-Ihis very
reliable citizen, especially in dry times,
commences his labors to-day. Amt We
glad, thought lent that decided i'm
provement? 1t was Wednesday and
Thursday done that. We don't like,
however,to say anything about those days.
1t hurts our feelings to do so. We thought
We had seen dust before, but those days
rather took the shine out Of anything w
have experienced in our Keokuk history
for the circulation Of landed property
Our business men on Main street conclu
ded they would have to bring town lot
down, and SO they raised the requisite
sum, aud Perseverance goes to work to
day. He says he will do the work un
commonly well, and those that know hin
know be will do it. We said "the bush
nese men on Main street"-they didn'
all contribute, however. They ought t
have done SO. The burden of an enter
prise of this nature should be borne by all
for all share it's benefits.
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by telegraph CHICAGO, June H.
rlour-Dnll and inactive, without decided change
MARKET unsettled and lover, with fair busi-
nsss. eales - a toD1 6l3< III No SpFfnr - a
81 - NJ No. 2, closing dull
Corn-lOil <c lower, with demand Sales AZ I IA
81 le3zefw No 4 ASH l2@l Is for No. In store. -
Q..-Quiet and steady, with sales 1t sl07l1<e sar
~ No =.
rIey-Nomisay unchanged.
Htghwin0-Opensd hrn, and closed at1 -, VITA n~s
01poolton 10 fea1ine = ~ -
AlNel1ns--a1ase1yssah ~ n1luinaliy q 8 ooona a
- - k0A - w. 1ggEt1eA 49, 20
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~ ri wonder where those clouds are
going" sighed Flora, pensivsly. - she
pointed with her 6nger 70 the heavy
masses that foased in the sky. 81 think
they are going b thpadsf." aid Mar
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s0T In noticing the arrival of Godey's
Magazine at Lowry's depot, the printer
made rs put the price at 6fty-fve cents
inseead Of twenty. Eve cents.
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ZOIHy.
DR.. H. A ND +, Rs e Q -
IODINE WATER.

Iodine water acts upon the Heart Liver, Kidneys Dr.
gestive Organs and Giandulsr System.
Tbs success which has attended the Of this remedy
In private practice and the endorsement Of medical
thory, enable to recommend IL 10 the practitioner
and the public feeling confident that with fair trial il
will attest it's excellence in the Of Chronic dis
which indicate Iodine such scrofula Bronchitis
Skin Erupftcns Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases Ner-
vous Anectsons Neuralgia rheumatism, Dyspepsia, De
h1ty, syphflis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water containing three-quarter grains psrs
Ione In each iuid water seics.f kesss
ssed 1t not liable 70 decomposition spontsn eousy
formed inequalities; neither this Iodine died
neutralized by combination with any ingredient render
Ing this solution superior to other method Of exht
iting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle that # may b
used as family medcine well by the profession.
Price dollar per bottle On receipt Of dollars
six bottles delivered free by express to any address
Beware OF Counterfeit. and limitations which uprnc
pied dealers endeavor 10 dispose reputation
Bee our signature and trade mark tthe Greek head
ing this advertisement upon the labels and wrappers
each bottle. without which il genuine
Circulars gratis.
DIR. II. ANDERS I co,
hysicians and cae zasts,
maySdAwbm No As broadway, New York
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEIl

- ~ Hsrid. The only Hxrnlsss ne - Psssa,
eye Known This splendid Hair Dye perfect-chsnxes
hed Nnsty, or Gray Hair instantly Iessv RierA -
skn leaving the Hair Soft aud Beautiful; inusrts resh
vitality eqnntly restoring il prstins color cd rect
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; eli others arr mere ;;s
nons and should be avoided Sold by all Drussists a.
rACIUHf-sl Barclaystreet, New York. BAfcHrloss
NEW TOILET CRIAM for Dressing the HAIR ft~odk-
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HA VOICE FROM yICKsBURG.

-. - ANA Asom A0hSDO NJ.
I. TicxsBuKs, Miss Aug. o. 1893
Dr. John Bnlt-Desr Sir. am hsppt 70 state 10 Won
that have used your valuable ceron Etter- with rres;
eenent 10 myself, In general debility and prostr.fon "a
my system produced By the unhealthy and mixsmaf in
dasne Of the Mississippi around fIcksburr having
Deem with Gen nrants army Throughout, whole ssuh
ern campaign confidently recommend its uss TO mi
persons who exposed to unhealthy climates
II. W. POGLE,
Agent e. s. Sanitary Commission
Louisville Ky Sept I6, 1861
oh 'ne III OF yuiy last submitted through agent
o. mime 70 me MEDICAL Drecior Of the DEPARTMENT Of the
A1y ~ the Cumberland sample OF nav Ceron Btters
'of ana requested II after analysis he found IL
netoious, 10 sanction and approve It's use among on,
soldiers
III. following 10 the Medical DIRECTORY repy and al,
Gen. Roecrans permission chip so dozen al one. "a
have IL soid To suffers JOHN gIrII
am ssusned that Cedron Bitiers will do harm &c
any enc taken properly and in moderation / see M
70 " Bull being permitted ~ dispose Of IL
suffers A. HENRY THURsToS
surgeon and Medical Director, D. C.
headquarters Department Of Cumberland
Nashville Tenn, JuIyl24 ls6a
IT sohn Bulls agent, Mr., has pet mission to shin
.o Nashnne Tenn % gross, or 200 dozen Of Bulls Ce
orgn Httefs ior sale % suffers In the srmt only.
me resuiAnons on The Treasury Department be
complied with strictly.
BY order OF Maj 5r Gen Rosecran.
wM. N. EILEs,
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
kof sae wholesale and retail by Wilkinson Bartlett
~ AeoAak- iowa tprl3dkwlyr.
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THE CITY.
EOK UK
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
The Library 10 open from 70 P. NJ. e
Mondays, W eanesdaysa and Saturdays
And to 10 evenings Of the same days.

srocK-slo 90 per share, and g 90 Annual daes,
susscRnlas-ss 90 per Annum, or 81 90 per Quarter
Room Deer Yosaksr Bro . Sfers Ms;ssf btfs - ~
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COLGATES HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univer~,
demand. IL made from the choicest materials ;
mid and eAotiensin Its nature, aragransly
scented. and extremely hene ficial IN IL. .es,..
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists al Y.,ev
Goods Dealers. ienoo,va
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I.agALlE, Ill. Jnly 10th. 1853.
JeHs II BLcon Rsq.-Dear Sty: have been sufferer
for with Chronic rheumatism and take great
pleasure in mending yonr zleAnd Gout and Sea-
ralgia Specific to be the beet medicine for that disease
that have ever heard Of When commenced taking IL
could hardly walk sit still great was the pain
and IN three DAYS free from IT, and legs for
the first time In FIVE years, free from pain and feel 80
nimble that think wonid be dancing all the while ~ x
did mneh for music But, sir 1t splendid
medicine and would recommend all those afflicted with
these diseases try have just found Capt Raymond
q friend Of mine his tack with innamafory rbeu-
mstisH and told him what medicine did ior nae
be will send you for Of it, Enclosed please IND
dollars and send two bottles Of the Specific IL
should need myself will give ii TO that
does for there plenty that suffering with those
diseases that unscquanted with Specific and
think that you ought publish in city IN the
Union- Very respectfully, yours,
Carr JAMES W. BROWN.
Residence, Chicago III.
P-s. Send medicine to care VI u. y. w. Whitman, Chi
cage J. W. y.
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PRODUCE, PROvIsIONs, 20.
Osrreesel b. GAYLORD : CO., Prsl.ee Desasn.

Corrected b GAYLORD CO., PrsAace Dealen.
FlouR-supernne, - 90 2 Dbl; Spring Extra, T6
Fall Extra 90 to So Rep6 90.
WHEAr-Spffng, 81 90 70 Is; Fall, l n p bush.
Coss MxAL-s2 Is y 100 NJ.
BaAS-Wheat, 81 Is; Corn, 90 = 100 h.
CoRs-New SIS; old CSC p bushel-
Krs-l 90 p bush
OArs--6sc p bush.
GRxKs APPfEs-eoc660 Is.
PorAroEs--60<Gs5c.
Burrn-Common, 15c, Choice, Isc.
EeGs-10c.
CmcxExH-s2 o0el2 75
LAnD-12l49l3c.
eHoULpzRs-10c q b.
efpEs--13c y b.
HAns-l&e p d. Sugar Cured do, 1ec.
WMfH bEAw-Common to Good 81 1867 90; Prime
Navy, q 2@&2 10
TALLow-e}<c.
BEkswAx-<se.
H.x-rino.hy, SO ooe22 90 baled, ga 30; Prairie,
ia o0t6x1e %.
HpEs-Dry Flint, 1ec; Dry salsed, 14c Grubby, hail
price; Green, :; Green Sheep Pelts, rs TO 81 90.
ssEDs-hmothy, - co. Flax - rs TO 10 Hungarfsn
~ 90.
Bus CAfrIs-&4 90, to % 90 gross
eHxRP-t< 90 to IS % vhead
WooL-Factery Tub-washed, 65Desc; Unvashed, one
third of, Fine fleece 90 TO 65; Medium do IS co.
Far Hoas-e6 % TO - 80 nett,
fKsrHEHs-45 to SOC.
RAes-4l<e-
BAGs-Buriaps. &sc.
| Single Dummies, aac; double do, 4ec
Seamless bush, Soc to l CO.
Flour, u Dbl, IS TO IS
do Dbl, % TO IS.
| do bbl- tpaper)7k
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Diseases Of the Nervous.
- seminal, Urinary and Sc xual Sys..
toms-new and reliable trcatment-in reports of The
HOWARD AssocIAfIoH-Scnt by mail In scaled letter en-
veopes reeoi charge Address, Dr. J. SxIIIN HocaHYos
Howard Association, No South Ninth Street Phii,der
phia, Pa aprl-dkvir
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DRY GOODS.

PHrvrs-1s to Doc.
BRovy sHHrIsos AND eHrr1rsss-22lS to s2l<c.
sHsfIss srRIpEs-27L to SIZE.
DESrxs-EiS 10 size.
TrcKiS2-50 70 Sc.
CHApwIcx srooIS-f1 IS.
sxus TnRRap-d 10 70 q so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-20

WORMS WORMS
MOTHERS SAVE YOUR CHILDREN.
Thousands Of children die yearly from worms whose
lives might be saved. Mothers DIR. Gh n &C -
worn LozenGes, which will surely Kill and expel
Them from your chlidren- Children will them a.
readily any c2Bdy Fer touoHs csLDs DC uss
SHIELDS COMPOUND COUGH LDZESGKS
For sale by Messrs. yownL 4 Co. X. Husxs and all
Druggists leil-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-20

CAST on DIsp.rsA or sxfKEs rHaRs' trsSpIss crlxp
NJ osx sox or T. NJ. SHAKP's CELEBRATED puLs.
Head the Testimony.
PHILADELPHIA Feb g. 1854
Nh JoHS ]. KRonxH " ~
Deer SsS:-I have been q sufferer fkum that p,os,
hcrrd disease, Dyspepsia for sixteen Eear~ but ,frr
usins .ne one poA OF l. NJ sHARPs Pill, which Ipur-
enas o you some Three weeks ago. feel il had en-
te1ru ln'o new Hie-ny general health has improved
my APpeuse mas increased aud altogether feel like
new man. take pleasure in recommending them 10 The
public ~ safe aud reliable -~ours truly -
q. T. FORBES
NO. 81 Chestnut st., Philadellhia
Ffice siuo BOX Sold by Druggists eyeryvhs.e
JOHN j. KRONER, Principal Agent
s"m 40 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-20

From the Hon. ycDGE LORD Of the Land Court.
So LorIs. Feb 18th, 1854.
J. II. BIoop, Es9-Desy Ser: have tried your kheu-
rnatism Neuralgia and Gout Specific, and have found
great relief IL when other remedies have failed
think IL q very safe aud reliable medicine.
Very respectfully, your friend.
C. b. LORD