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1vould most respectfully inform my customers
And the puehc in general that am now receiving
mysgripg stock Of American and French PAPER
HANGlN9s consisting of the finest French Gilt
Papers, suitable Tor parlors, dining rooms, cham
am also in receipt Of large assortment Of Gilt
Cornice, Gilt window Shades and Picture Cord
and Tsssels.
All persons Wishing to purchase will do well to
look for themselves before buying elsew here as
have the largest assortment OF the above goods in
the city. JOHN ALEXANDER,
my -eo2m INTEL No. 24O pa avenue
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PROPOSALS FOR FAD,

s.,, n.,, W;f y :Jqiy i 1i ~ s..
un sfsn the dee
livery at Rs SfT 5S!t Af5s Foks LEAD
This lead to be approved quality, pure and soft,
a for Or and o be es
as oG as
not less than FIVE hundre tons on the 18th of Au
gust 1874, and not less than FIVE hundred tons per
Failure to make deliveries At the specified tine tp
number of tons he may fail to deliver at that time.
GUARANTEE.
The bidder will be required to accompany his
sible persons, that in case his bid is accepted he
will at once execute the contract for the same.
equal to the amount Of the contract. to .deliv-
s s a. tSs in ns I'm WIZ
bidder should fail to enter into the contract they
to make good the difference between the r Of
the person to whom the contract may be awarded.
e OF The az hs %us
nearest District Court, or of the United States
Bonds in q sum equal to the amount of the CON
n the and ss IF
FORM OF, GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents of -, In the
os % sd the
contract for the with good and sufficient
ties, In q sum equal 10 the amount OF the
contract, to furnish the articles proposed in
conformity to the terms of the advertisement dated
July l. 1864, under which the bid was made; and
in case the said -- shall fail to enter into
contract as aforesaid, we guarantee to make good
the difference between the offer of the said -
- and the next lowest responsible bidder, or
the person to whom the contract may be awarded.
) Given under our hands and seals
,,,, }this - day Of. 1856.
To this guarantee must be appended the offcial
certificate above mentioned.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified, and furnished with forms Of con-
tract, and bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids if not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to - Brigadier Gen.
eral George d. Ramsay Chief of Ordnance, Wash .
ington, D. c., and will be endorsed Proposals
for Lead" GEORGE d. RAMSAY.
3y 2-dtd Brig. Gen., Chief of Ordnance.
PROPOSALS FOR WORK ON THE WEST WING
L FTHE NAVAL OBSERVATORY
Bureau Of Narration. Macy Dspartmea,,i
Washington, June ~. 1864. {
Sealed Proposals for work the west wing of
the United States Naval Observatory, endorsed
Proposals for work on Observatory" and ad-
dressed to the chief of this Bureau, will be
ceived at the Bureau until noon of August 1874.
Drawings and specifications of the work to be done
may be seen at the Observatory.
The work is to be completed by the lst of No.
yember, 1864. je % Th& Nav
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CREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
ToTHE
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
@a g N $50 60
ON AND AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18TH
trains will leave Baltimore from the North Cal.
vert Station as follows:
Harrisburg Accommodation 800 P. NJ.
Lightning Express. 100000. .9.5 +. ID.
THE 80 A. NJ. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the 9. 20 a. m. train from Baltimore
for Pittsburg and the West and for Elmira. Buff.
a,o Rochester, Dunkirk, CanandaiSua, and Nj.
asara Falls, and for New York city.
THE 90 P. NJ TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
connects with the $50 p. IN. train from Balti-
more for Elmirs and the North and Pittsburs
and the West.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SOLDIERS TICKETS AT GoyERyMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME.
~For tickets and any information apply At the
off ce of the Great Pennsylvania Route, corner
Penn avenue and 9th street, under Nationai Hotel,
Washington. J. n. DUBAhRf+
Superintendent n Q. q. B.
u, J. WILKINS,
Pass and Ticket Agent, cor, 9th st. and
je eff Penn. avenue.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
THE WHITE USE,
~

THE WHITE HoU USE.
LOCATED ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between the Ocean and Railroad at
ATLANTIC CITY,
Is NOW PREPARED TO REOEIvE VISITORS.
The Proprietor, thankful for past iberal pport,
pied himself to spare no effort that win contri-
for them the comforts Of a home at the SEA- side.
For information. address WIN. WHITEHOUSE,
Atlantic City. je 22-2w*
LIMITED STATES HOT Ell.
u CAPE ISLAND. N. J,
JOHN WEST, AARON MILLER,
PROPRIHToRS.
Beg leave to call the attention of their friends
and the public to the above magnificent a. 4
establishment, which will be open for YE.nN
June. =
Besides spacious Dining Hall and Parlors, it
contains an unusual number of large and well
ventilated Bed Rooms, all handsomely furnished
with new furniture throug hout
The Proprietors of this Establ tshment will spare
no care or expense to meet the wants of their
guests, thereby hoping to share literally in the
Application for rooms made to the subscribers,
by letter to Cape Island, viii receive prompt
reply.
e3-Sv WEST Il MILLER.
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DENTISTRY.

MI re ETH.
~. LOOMS, N the Inysntor and Pstentes
tends personally at his Office in this
city; Many persons can wear theseQlII1YD
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
but to those who are particusr and wish TIE pursst
cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully war; nted
Booms In this city-No 33 Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets Also. 9O5 Arch st..
Philadelphia. MARTY
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ECRET DISEASESl SECRET DISEASES
SAM ARIT ANS GIFT
SAMARITANS GIFT


TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER CSED
'Yes, Positive Cure" for
GONORHRA, elect, STRUCTURES, dc
Contains no Mineral no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect Cars
They are entirely vegetable having no smell nor
jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
ons nos
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day.
Let those who have despaired of getting cured.
orwho have been gorged with Balssm Copsyia. or
''et'uf'' w Si4MARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, u. Female 81
., B BnS1,. r, BLooDl so.r BLooD gBa,,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOfLS, SYPHILIS
OR FENERRAL DISEASES, de-
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICE
Ia offered the public as positive cure
SYPHILIS Or yENEREAL DISEAsES; the sA-
MAINTAINS MAR TAN. ROOT AND d aEkB JUICE, is the
prescribed; if reaches and every particle
al
sr'' that for 81 s5P DR sS in
IT. A'
system, as well as all the bad effects of Mercury.
In many affections with which numbers Of He-
most hsppy a asaptea in liberated tterus in
Whites in bearing down, Falling of the Womb
Sent 81 express Price s. bottle, or bottle;
d.. s !. eHA.NcRE WASH.
DESMOND CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner Of 18th and
Ii hE sSfHasei COOK. Alexandria. m.yeu
You've zen ,s5 s9rs S,ar.a .b.n..,..
certain secret habits which unfit them for business,
the duties Of married .so middle
other causes, feel = debility in adysnss their
rs ss
ar %
sent to any address, il sealed snvsiops on re-
ceipt of Ten Cents g., ADDRESS
DR. CHAs. A, STEWART Co.,
ow. sorrLE.. Jxo. w.sor m
c. w. BOTELER l. SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
--s,. III ---s
CHINA, GLASS, AND CRooKlRY WARE.
TABLE, CUTLERY. sILvER-PLATEI WARE
BRtrTANIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS. COAL OIL LAMPs.
JAPANNID WALTERS. DOOR AATTB.
HIATHlR DUsTHRs. BRUsHls.
WOOD WARE. AND
HoUsIKllPINa ARTICLES G1NlRALLY.
~ HOUsIs, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOAT
yuRNIsHJD At SHORT NOTICE,
SO -a SIS, IRON HALL.
P1EasYLYANIA ANlNUl.
b ,7-sosm &C. pstwssn 9Th and lotb
Koo1S AM eaos TO SUIT TN TIMES.
we aro now manufseturtng ali kinds Of BO0To
and SHOES, and constant ly rsosiving supr 900
ply Of lAstsrn- made work Of every deseriD- "
Hon, nade expressly to order. and will DO
sold ct much lover price than has beens -
heretofore ehaffsd In this city for mach inferior
Pscsons In want Of BOOTS and SHOES OF lastsrn
or oity-msds work, WIN slvays and sood assort-
al. g..lE 9RI7HIN & R1OTA1R.
o. s.tfe ii a. -,sIa - 3lA Pens avenue.
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VA Woman q phi ioso ply of Woman, 81 so n
IA Life for Life By Miss Muloeh. SIS,
tyaajjifss b r. S S"1rer f ssl t si
John Halifsx, By Mics Msloch. 81 "a
The Bridal we By Mrs. bouthWortb,N." ~
Self Sacr lace. $l.0 -.iaa
The Mississippj Rp bile, $l,2s se,,,. :.
ParfsR z LIE ri 15Saklin, I've Vois'S
Family Prize. tEy 4 "a fstseB - 10 "a
ed 0SSa {fttSftE Il II II Np.A,2Sr> 4
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.

y CAPE MAY.
by RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM
WALNUT STREET PIER,
VA WEST JERSEY RAIL 50 ii tassaasssE
At s 8. NJ, accommo dation due at lsh a. M
At 10 q. m, express due at Ia p. m.
Ajax q. m. express due at o. m
Returning, leave Cape May
Ga. m. express due at Oh a. m.
Has accommod alton due at AZ .. m.
SIZE D. M. express due at go p. m. -.a.
=, Through without change of cars or baggage.
New cars and everything first class.
ie s-3m IVAN RENSSELAER,, Supt.
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All dealers in tEiS city and Georsstown, whe wish
to sell to the Medical Purveying Depar tment, are
requested to send to this Office, on the 0NDAY of
each week aled list Of tie articles they may be
price Of each attached to the SAM,
-" -7ffTr4L- @, SUTHERLAND,
? je l5.tf Surg g. 8. A., Medical Purveyor.
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-SBIEP QUARTERMASTRRS OFFICE,
nm pom on WAlHINl TON

(sHIEG QUARTERMAsTRRY0 OFFICE.
}C~-1 = = DRPoRF OF WAsHINGroN,}
.qsv1 Washixstox. ID. O., January 4, 1854.
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
ONCE Furniture, Harness, and Saddlery, are re.
week q sealed proposal list, an duplicate, Of the
articles they are to f9rnish to thus Depot
6Rures so that in case the exgences Of the service
require it. the article or articles can be obtained
without delay, and At thelowest price: n,
CURED to furnish the list punctnaly every Monday
HBrfeadier General and Chief q artermastef.
anti '-q-5- I'LL Depot of Washing ton. va
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IosEPH K8YNOLDS 4 co, . -
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAK H1TrERS,

10. 500 NIssH sTsHs1, near svenue.
Have just received, and win constantly keen on
hand the largest and best assortment 10 the eify
Of Oh andeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portsbles.
Glass Globes, mica and other shades and all arti-
New York, Philadelp his, &c, which win be Sold
On the most reaso nabie terms. -
= Also, RANGES, FURNACES. and Fire Board
Ne are prepared to furnish the bsst RANGE In
lss anywhere, on very reasonable terms Hotels,
: We DO All finds Of GAS and STEAM fittings
RIc%Bn{, and chssP, a also sysE!thing IN the
Gall and see our Bathing Tubs, Fauntains Wster
Closets, WISH stands, Basins, c.. TO-, Il No. 500
ostAbliahnent in the city, -. 10 2-eon
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL
The und ersigued will receive sealed proposals
until W Wednesday, the 18th day of July 1854 for,
One hundred tltG) tons of best quality White Ash
Coal egg size The Coal must be clear of dust
and free from slate. 224O lbs to the ton.
Sixty (G0) cord Of the best Oak Wood; and
Twenty (2O) cords best quality of Pine
All of the above to be delivered, weighed and
measured at the Asylum by the 3lst day of July.
W. e. H. NEWMAN,
s.-s EluH a= JOHN McDEVITT,
..st.a.f WIN. SLATER,
ie a4-td Commissioners Washington Asylum.
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NJ AssJY COLLINS d COS
PHILADELPHIA
DRAU6HT ALI AND PORTIk.

ALI md POINTER from this celebrated Brewery
which am prepared TO furnish on short notice to
all persons Who win favor me With their orders.
easisfastion guaranteed lsj .saa4ls 80.
= Orders Given 70 my drivers w.n 20 promptly a..
tended to. - ( ~ -. = - .7s ri
n Goods delivered IN oil psfts Of Waahinston ard
6sessstown, frss Of charges % 4di .o.ss 'tg1
fsfns;-O ksl ~ dslfcwy. .a,5L2sl-
RL1Y 4. HHINN. xseas,
Ussea BSshss Depot. 81 Greer g.. = z
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EUGENE SUE. Paula Monti, SOC; Therese Dull
Il noyer, 5oc; La Concaratcha, 6Oe; LIE Comman-
deur de halte, 6oc; LIE Morne an Diable, &C; La
Bonnie aventure, Soc; Miss Mary on L'Ihstrutrice,
sc; Comedies Sociales, 40c; LatreaumOat, 61c;
JAvarice, 40e; La Luxure, Acc; L'Envie, &c: La
lea FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE 5.2OP N. TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
connects with the g 80 D. m. train from Balti-
more for Elmira and the North and Pittsburs
and the West.
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V,HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
i that the UNION HOTEL, George AAA
tom. D. e. has r. recently cen changed hands
nifty. The hotel has been refurnished with ex'
treme and taste. Persons who are obi ged to
remain in the city during the summer months will
find the rooms large, airy and comfortable. The
Union Hotel is only 30 minutes ride in the cars
from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot.
Board q per day. je6-lm*
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Always ON hand, large stock of the above
articles, male of the very best material.
Orders TILED al the shortest notice.
freight paid TO Washington, free of charge.
ESLER & BROTHERS.,
Je n-1m Proprietors.
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TH1 MIRCH ANTS AND RANKE1D AHA.
''0' a's ,l s,sn'''fi ~ III fHi11h3k4 9Ies,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

INFERNAL ATRooIrY.-Ths spirit oil
demons seems to possess the rebel guer.
riilas who are now robbing and murder.
ing in different parts of the State. Last
week young man by the name of George
Hartle, living 10 the neighborhood OF
Pennington, st. Francis county, men,
Der of the e. NJ. NJ, was taken from his
home by band of bushwhackers, con.
Quoted to the woods and tortured to death
in the most horrible manner. His hands
were tied behind him by inserting small
wlthes under the tendons Of each wrist !;
he was then suspended by another withe
around his neck, and, at the same time,
his flesh WAS scorched with knives. He
was found dead the next morning What
punishment is too severe te be melted
out so these fends in human shape St.
Louis News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

- from the LAele4e Unionfsa.1
ia OF TiidaJet6AliGy l8A int, = Ib4l
2 O'Clock. two bushvhackers entered the
houss Of WI. nlDfie, two miles south Of
thisphcS, ne Sadly except MhsTlEsase
Hinkle, being from home.
They made many threats, and showed
Miss H. . dead list. embracing, che
Thought some twenty q more sfTtAe bes,
citizens OF this section, all to be slaugh-
tered. lsss sisss sss.gJ y seesa rs No
The poor girl read till shel Game TO her
fathers name, whom she laid the psper
down. They then demanded their. din
ner. She refused, They drew a revolv-
er and threatened hcr life but she persist
ed, refused, ststing Chat she would suffer
death before she would cook for men.wbo
contemplated the murder Of her father
They stated that they had a accompany near
BY, and threatened her with death IT she
Fattemptedlto report them. Having failed
to intimidhte her, they left, swearing that
they would kill Mr.. Weatherly, another
citizen. before night. 2fuT NxK4
Miss Hattie contrived 10 send word to
her father and Mr. Weatherly, and came
in person TO town to notify the people Of
the presence of these cut-throats, for
which the people Of the place should and
do feel under many obligations. gsdag
On the following night Mr.. Hinkle
and his family abandoned their house,
which was entered by these knights of
the brush, and the furniture and bedding,
wearing apparel, was thrown into a con-
fused mass upon the floor, and stamped
the mirror to pieces.
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FLAX CuLrURR.


IS Through the agency of the rebellion
the subject Of FAX culture has become on,
of deep interest 20 the nation at largo. Nj
trustworthy estimates can b formed reis
tive to the amount Of cotton to be placed
in market for several years 20 come. VIZ
are as yet uniformed as to whether or mol
the culture of cotton has been discontin.
ued in the rebellious States. The haz.
ards Of war win doubtless prove fatal to
a large amount already in store within ,he
limits of the cotton States. AS a substi
tute for the latter article. fax has arrested
the attention OF those conversant With tina,
branch of business. Large amounts Of
fax have heretofore been raised mereIv n
obtain the seed. I-
"The Northwestern Fla1 Company I"
was organized in this city last SPRING
+ The principal object of the organization
is TO develop the production Of good
quality OF fax fibre for spinning and weay-
ing. For the accomplishment Of this pur.
pose, they have contracted with farmers
in Illinois and Wisconsin for the. fax
straw of two thousand FIVE hundred acres
of land, upon which was sown one bushel
of seedper acre. The company have also in
cultivation three hundred acres Of bemn
the straw from which they propose TO have
rotted and dressed by persons experienced
In the business. In making contracts
with flax raisers, the company had also in
view the Importance of ascertaining the
relative yield in dely-diverging soils,
aud endeavored to effect solution of
many questions still at issue in this mat
ter.
Spinning and weaving machinery is now
being manufactured for this association.
1t is proposed to demonstrate the practical
bllity and profit of making fabrics from
FAX. Their success will be largely de-
pendent upon the quality of fibre OBJ
tanned. They are of opinion that good
article of flax can be raised in the North
west for twenty cents per pound, and the
cost of manufacture will not exceed that
of cotton.
In Great Britain any article, from
linen handkerchief to heavy duck can be
cheaply made from fax. BY the official
reports, it appears that one hundred mil
lions OF capital are probably invested in
the spinning and weaving of fax and
hemp hbres in the British Empire. That
country runs Que and half millions of
spindles, while the United States had but
fifteen thousand in 1891 Chicago Eve
Journal. saf 65.84lG-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

TAmong the emigrants who arrived
at New York this week, from England,
were about hundred factory girls, whose
passage had been paid by the Lawrence
Mass mill companies. They were sent
forward to Lawrence at once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21
A. Ward Talketh Of Family Affairs


And now with genuine hurrar for
the winen who air goin' to abandon fur
rim goods, and another for the patriot c
eyerywheres, I'll leave public. matters
and indulge in little pleasant family
gossip.
My reported capture of the North Am
erican savijis OF Utah, led my wide circle
of friends and creditors to think that |
had bid adoo to earthly things, and was a
angel playin' on a golden harp. Hents
my arrival home was unexpected.
1t was II in the evening vi hen / reach
ed my homestid and kuockt a healthy
knock on the door thereof.
A night-cap thrusted itself out of the
front chamber winder. ct was my Bet
sy's night-cap.l And a voice sed
"Who is it ?"
at is man !" l answered in a gruff
vols.
81 don't b'leve it - she sed.
"Then come down and search me- |
replied.
Then, resumin' my nat raj vols, said
cit Is your own A. W., Betsy. Sweet
lady, wake Ever of thou p :
"Oh," she said, Otis you, is it
thought | smet something"
But the old girl was glad to sec me.
In the mornin' | found that my family
were entertaining a artist from Philadel-
phis, who WAS there paintin some start
lin waterfalls and mountains, and I morn
suspected he had hankerin for my
oldest dauter.
mr.. Skimmerhorn, father" said my
dauter.
"Glad to see you, SIR" l replied in a
hospittle vols; "glad to see you, SIR"
"He is an artist, father" sed my
child.
GA whichist 20
Gan artist--a painter"
ga glazier?" | askt. "Are you a
painter and glszier, Ell 90
My dauter aud wife was mad, but |
couldn't help it, | felt in comikil mood.
= ''It is wonder to me. sir" said the
artist, ''eonsiderin' what widespread
reputation you have, that some Of our
Eastern managers don't secure you."
''It's a wonder to me-" said my wife,
"that somebody don't secure him with a
chain.
Alter breakfast went over to town to
see my old friends. The editor of "The
Bugle" greeted me cordyuily, snd showed
me the follefin' article he'd just written
about the paper on the other side of the
street.
"We have recently put up in our Office
an entirely new sink, of unique construc
tion--with two noies, through which the
solid water may pass TO the new buckle
underneath. What will the hell-hound
of "The Advertiser say to this We shall
continue to make improvements as fast a
our rapidly increasing business way war
rant. Wonder il a certain editorA viii
thinks she can palm off brass watcf
chain on this community for gold one 2
"fhat,' said the Editor, .'hits him wha
he lives. That will close him up as bat
as | did when wrote an article ridi
cooling his sister, whose got cock eve:
A few days after my return was show
young man who sas he'll be Dam if b.
goes to the war He was settin' on
Barrel, & and was indeed.a Loathsum OBJ
jek. ese
Last Sunday | heard Psrson Raskfn
preach, and the good old man preache
good, too. though the prayer was rsthe
lengthy. The editor Of The Bugle, VIII
was with me, said that prayer would max
!. fifteen squares solid nonpareil..
| don't think Of nothing more to writ
about. So, "B'leeve me if oil thcso en-
dearing young charms" Dc, 80,
A. WAND.
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Letter from Capt AALis to Alexander Letcl, D-ngEst
before Jso II BLOOD became Agent for the Medicine.
ST. LoUIs, March 81, 1854
ALEX. LEITcH, Esq--Idke many Of my profession. I
have suffered severely with Rheumatism and gould get
permanent relief til tried yunr Specific. happy
10 ssy that its use, in days restored me health
+ lasgDedj CAPT. aALIsi, Of steamer wxrSaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

@The prospect Of the wine crop in
the south of France is very fatteriDg.-
The Burgundy vineyards are also doing
well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21
IT'S HicHzYREcOAl1IENDE
by the Medical Faculty.
~. Boui., JUNE 1s. 1893.

y setf ~. Boris, june vs. 1883.
Mr. JNo H. BLOOD, Agent Of Lsllsrnand's Rheumatism,
Cont and Neuralgia, Specific II Rave prescribed te
above mentioned Specific and must say have never
found any remedy that carries much certainty Of
quick and sausary that has In sithe easesFhere
have used ii. De-. 6. W. PHILLIPS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

s@ The Richmond Dispatch says th at
the rebel General Longstreet "was shot
by Mahone's brigade by mistake The
same is true of "Stonewall Jackson" The
coincidence is singular and the Provi-
dence MISUNDERSTANDING.