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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-08
Original NOTICE.

r Patrick Gthon KxEtgT 81 the estate II Geo Eos
ter Decreased, X i Easrr, psg-z.n. paynfsr Davis
Ailler, Mayhem Co. Ahtp5t. jean. G. Ilnzh
ao"ks 4 y Merck Alexander Mrar Co.. Geo An
asrsrn. Hannah Liasl and " m IphFner Executors af
the estate ~ Louis Iindel, deceased. i { PYLE.
lou hereby notified that il na fe in the
aice q the Clark II the District Court Les county
LISA at hcoknk. petition ~ James Johnson claim.
IL aS1fast si q YOU decree quoting In him the title
70 70 ii "a IT, ends Of lot. sad ia block B. Ia
the city ct ke8knk- Lee eo-uy. Iowa AMI PRAYING that
sil the inierest claim, and eluty 81 fe II each
81 Yea in and "a the said may lie on aa f,r.
ever barred ard fartcI0stsi.
Lnea. You appear thereto ard defend hefore noon Al
te sesEd day 81 the February term fss n said Dis
irtef Court, Ee4es will be rendered against ven thereon
BIZ default RANKIN & wes-EGEY
Revenue stamp 20 Cts Attorneys FOX PLAINTIFF.
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c b rokee Remedy
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
Compounded from Roots, Banks and Leaves.


CHEROKEE REMEDY the great Indian pinrot,c
cures all diseases OF the urinary organs such Incont
neDr Of the Urine, Inflammation af the Bladder Infan
maSpn Of the Kidneys Stone In the Bladder stretre
6raxei ton0rrhea elect and IL especially recommended
in those caseso Flu0r AIbu for hitea where
all the old nasiseoup medicines have failed.
Et III "a prepared In highly concentrated form the
dose only being from 10 two easpoonsnl three times
per day.
81 It Is dnretic Alternative In i,s action purfvfn
and cleansing the blood causing il to flow IN ali ~ m,
original purity and rgor; TINS removing rom the system
all pesniciotts causes which have induced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is intended a an a!Iv or a.
istanf to the Cherokee Remedy, and should be used in
conjunction with that medicine in all Of elect Co
norrhea Plucr Aibus Whites Its effects are healing
soothing and hernncen removing all scaidng heat ana
rain instead 9f the burning ana almost endrbe pain
that experienced with nearly all the cheap aack In
ieetfous
r. BY the Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEkDhkE fSJEcTf0N-thet two medicines the same
urneii improper discharges remove ed ana the weak
ered organs are speedily restored to fall vigor and
strength.
~ Price Cherokee Remedy e. per bottle or three
es Price Cherokee Infection g per bottle or three
bottles for s.
rs Sent BY Exprfss % any address on REGENT Of re
r. For fun particulars get PAMPHLETS from any
drugstore In the country write and we viii mail
free % any address, full treatise
- All such orders riust ~ sent to G. A. COOK Chicago
oar General AEautfor the West.
Sold in Chicago ~ FULLER, FINCH & FULLER
Wholesale Druggists and by ali Druggists everywhere
e. A. COOK Chicago. General AEen. sgr The state.
of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana
De. ". r. NERwfN 4 CO.
SOLE pEePRlEToEs
| No 50 Liberty street, New York.
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TUE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE.
9 n Q r O TX Q O G ur Ell

& N Q T. q L. Q @ G III Z g
uufailips crse f0r Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
Emissions, ai4 all diseases caused by SeEPolutioH such
ias Il M.fiory. Lugersal Lasslinde, Paius the
Pa K, Disuna-s e FisQt- Premature od AE=, Weak
Nerve. ncgty If Eft4lag. Trembling w skefulness,
Eruftats - tle fAce t. C0autenaucf insanity Con-
SUMPTION and All 'e 41 Ell ce1 plants causi ~ JtpAr-
t4eE ~ 74 tie r4siA ~ f.At 4fe.t
sa- ;4ei, lH. simple vegetable extract end
which al can ~ F,es Il las been Used 10 prac-
lies r tsHy ysars a1 with Thousands treated II has
fet fe in rl- ius+atcr IT. curative powers have
tn suieIet q Sstn Victory over tie most stubborn
eases.
90 To tbgss who have tritd villa their consultation.
Uuli ftef think teu--E7-. ord TIE reas Il medical
,4i. wpela sap. bAsrsIh NaE' tie CHEROKEE CURE
vlli restore yea health and yicar, and after ali qGaek
dytoFt have iisedi
ER- Price s-fer battle three bottles Tor s. and FIR
Wsrls-- i ErIsrsss 81 81 gssts Ok tie world
KS Fgr eii Ias1ieglagss get Circular Il any ir1z-
store s e country. wrt&c e. tie Agent who will mai
frs = dsFi Ills saiae, full tresilst, IN PAM
pAl-t Har7a,
Al sc orders Hsust BE- sent IT, G. C8GK Chicago or
General = gent Hlr III y. II
STA IN chiessos ty II LIER, FINCH FULLER,
wholesale Druggist Rad f5 ELI Druggists everywhere.
c 4 COOK, Uhcaco 5eeg4 Agent for Tire States Of
Illinois, Igga Wisconsin. Michigan ard Indiana.
Az. n 4. &rBWlN s. Co.
SOLE pEofRIrTo8s
NJ. ~ Liberty street. Aee Sork.
Ss9i ty J. r wiikRssin. : Z. Yowen Co. r. III.
0Connor. g. Hilkinsoa, BARTLETT 4 Co., keokuk
Juaez1< Nv
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The net profits of clip Of wool
from 500 sheep in Jasper County, are
estimated by the Jasper Free Press at |
S1,9l9.
On A TRAIN George Francis Train,
after whom the Copperheads of Iowa
have run with proud exultation. lately is-
sued Manifesto against the Chicago Con-
vention, part of which readeth thus:
Democratic Party Died August 10th at
Chicago. Disease--Belmont on the
Brain.
George is evidently down on the Chi
cago Convention and its nominees Des
Moines Register.
Capt. Harry Grifiths is the Union
candidate for County Clerk and John
Jack for Recorder in Polk County.
STILL 1T CoMEs.-The oldest inhabi-
tant is astonshed at the, vast amount of
hay which is coming into Des Moines du-
ring the present season. Where is that
fellow who was running around with a
lugubrious countenance, swearing that
there was not enough grass growing in
Central Iowa to invigorate starved mus
onto ? Where is he Bring him out,
and let him be weighed for grass on the
hay~scales
SPEAKING OUT-A soldier at Golfers.
vile, Tenn, writes as follows:
awe are perfectly satisfied with the
Union State nominations in Iowa. The
army is almost unit for Lincoln and
Johnson. Snakes will get neither sympa
thy nor votes from us When Union sol
diers turn out to vote for jeff. Davis ant
the Devil, they will select democratic
tickets" Mind that. Give my respect.
to the war Hypocrites, and tell them TO
me that if | shall ever be SO unfortuuat,
as to be placed with the goats on the lef
hand in the last day, the greatest Athletic,
to me on that interesting occasion will b,
the presence of SO many Copperhead
goats from Iowa II their presence i:
insufferable now TO true Union soldier
how much more insufferable will it b,
when it is stretched out into eternity
Register.
Some body of corrupt morals ant
depraved manners has been stealing woot
from the Muscatine Journals wood pile
And wood is-we might say. how mucf
cord? And from an Editors wood Dill
too Oh shame, where is thy blush
BURLINGTON NJ. L. CHURcH.-Las
Sah hcf &c
common interest in the NJ. E. conprega
ton, wcrshipng in Ebenezer Church.
Rev. {. A. Waring. the Pastor, who is
about to close his second year of ser
vice In this station, preached discourse
adapted to the occasion from | Samuel
le: 23-24th, after which thirty-two per-
sons we're received into full communion
with the Church, after the beautiful form
prescribed by the last General Conference
for that purpose. 1t is not often that a
more interesting company of persons are
admitted into church fellowship. We are
informed by the Pastor that the Church
now numbers about 3l3 members, and
over fifty probationers. Last year the
number was 275 members and nine pro
oationers, showing large aggregate in
crease for the year over all losses by re.
movals, dc. Two valuable members.
Mrs. Rh0da Brown, one of the frst mem
bers In Burlington. and Mrs. Anna c.
Ripley have died during the Conference
year. We understand it is in contempla
ton to have two preachers after the com
ing Conference Hawkeye.
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DR. ADOLPH WEISMANN.
lGraAuaie Of MEDICAL pepsrtment Ia.. r.,r.-.

Has Resumed the Practice Of Medicine in Keokuk and vi
entity. and b e. the patronage Of the pnLiic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u johnson and 18th streets
Orders let ~ Mr. Hesers Drag store on Main street
t+tu 9Th and sth viii be promptly ATTENDED TO.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Dennis Lynch
Sr You are herety notified tia, there Il now an
hie in the Office q the Clerk Of thu District Court Of
county, Iowa. AZ Fl Madison. position * Nancy lynch
claiming uf yvu divorce fun the bonds az n4frao1s
On the ground If ~ilfnl deserGion.
Unless appear thereto and defend before noon Of
the second Ay ai the December term ls said ns-
trct Court decree will be rendered against yo thereon
by default. RANKIN 4 Nct'R.RY
heFennr stamp 90 cts Attorneys far plgntia.
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WILLIAMSON RGu.

CHARGE OF MALICIOUS SuooTING.-A man
named Csspar Harold was yesterday taken before
Justice Walter, charged with mslciously dschArg-
ing fowng piece at Mrs Sarah j. Thompson,
wife Of Mr.. John Thompson, broker No II Wall
street. New York, residing ut No 2G3 Union street,
brooklyn Il appears that Mrs. Thompson Wss
out un sleigh ride, accompanied by her cUachmnn,
on Saturday last, the Cypress HIS plank road,
when tho defendant who had been ordered out Of
the road by the eoachmSn, discharged his iowling
piece Mt the sleigh when II passed. him, without,
however intiicting any injury. Harold gave bonds
a. answer the charge On Thursday next.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY. Cstharine
Brennan, residing In North Fifth street, h. D., was
yesterday taken before Justice Daley, on complaint
OF her father, charged with having stolen gold
watch and chain, valued ~ 1928, aud p1ckct.book
containing go t!s property. The girl was held to
ausWCr.
House RoDnEGy.-The dwelling, No. 1871
Mck bhcn street, r u , was entered on sunday
night and robbed Of wearing apparel to the value
OF $50.
lNFANrICInR.-Ella RYAN, alias Gates, was
yesterday arrested ON warrant issued py Coroner
Barrett, charged with destroying male child 10
which she gave birth on the 10Th INST. The child
WAS found yesterday In vault adJoluiug the wo-
mans residence, junction u Broadway aud Mar
shall street DR. Murphy last evening held po {
morton, anuatlon, when 1t appeared that the IN.
tali was still orn. Inquest by Coroner Barrett
t5-lAK.
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could not vote for ,he whole claim In the nanDer
II which i had tccu reYDrted had an interview
with Mr. Opfyke in reference 10 u M oPdyke
refused TO take any psrt IN relation 10 the claim az
he was related to Mr.. Farley witness old not
know that Mr.. Oplyke had any interest In the
claim beyond his relationship with MI Farley.
Mr.. smith Ely, member o. VIC BOARD
u Supervisors examined --Farey's claim was
recommended by Mr.. Blunt, who reported on ~
Witness said 1t ought 10 b, reduced TO sum below
92OO,UO The Comptroller proposed to reduce II 10
about tt0,ODO, and II was reduced Ir. Oi,-
dyke len the ON when tie claim was discussed,
- be said be was interested u It witness had not
~ smhtest Enowlcd.o Vi the principle on which
Tie clam was made, but had confidence In MI
Biunts uigtuent on II.
The Cour, then adjourned During the day
General Fremont who IL to he examined a. a wit
appeared ia Court, but he not particular
" recOb By those present, aud took us seat
without attracting much notice He listened with
evident interest to the proceedings. His testimony,
It is expec,e- will produce considerable interest
CoUgT or GKsKaAL SEssfoSs Zacchhrius Halle,
having bccn Indicted for larceny Of money, was
yesterday tried aud convicted. Rcmanicd. .......
Thomas Rogers pleaded guilty Of larceny from the
PERSON, and was rerrandod ...... Thomas Mat
thcNs pleaded guilty Of larceny from the person,
and was sentenced To two Years incarceration in
sinic Prison ...... Ann Edwards and bridget
hhcrdar, Tor petty larceny, were sentenced n i'm
prsnument IN u" PenitentiAry three months ca h.
....... James Wilson, for assault and battery
Pcnt,utnry six months ...... John X Icy, for at
tempt NJ Grand larceny, State P7sn two years and
SIX montfs. ...... Edward Williams. attempt at
grand larceny, Pcritruiiary one year .......
Thomas hcCpskc-, ior grand larceny, State Prison
two years gees. Ellen MCGUIRE, who had been n-
diciel tor dccoying n child, VA, convicted 4 as
saut. Renamed ...... .Thosaa Campbell. in
co.. for passing counterfeit so bill pleaded
guilty, saving that he found the note and did not
know Ito be spurious. The following named pris-
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NROOhI.YN.

BROokLYS COMMON CorNCIG.--A meeting
Of tue Board WIS held last night, and mos, Of the
cu was consumed IA discussing a coumunica-
tiun fr. IA tie Mayor relative /, railroad grant
voted 10 John Cole aud others n, the previous
meeting IL appears Tint the Mayor wrote what
therefor, 800 required by the charter. lie placed
the document IN the hands Il the City Clerk, and
then let the city for n few days. Meantime, the
President Of the u srl 'Ali. Talmnycl ofhciatel aa
Mayor pro tenn, aud approved Of the minutes IN
e. ud.u the resolution vetued. On the Mayor re-
turn, be added TO = communication the & low
uR-".or reasons similar 81 those stated IN thc
veto ON the -raut OF u. :. Mills and 9th ~ under
dat u Iuly 30, isGi" The Aldermen, generally,
c1utcHl eel shat the original document was no veto
auu that the MAYOR had NO right To add to docu-
ment after hsy.ng flel il, aud thus placed il on
official record. Ultimately, AID. Taylor moved
IN 30 doing tie Board expressed no opinion ~ to
i.s legality ~ legality. This was carried, and
the document WAS therefore not accepted a veto.
Aid. Wallace offered resolution 60 the eject that
IN" Counsellor be instructed to prosecute without
delay all parties who neglected 10 clean OIL the
sdowRlks within four hours nitcr q fall Of snow.
lie stated, In connection, that several hundred
cases bad already cen reported for prosecution.
The resolution was adopted.
BEooKLYN Far DEpARTMENr.-At the
annual meeting Of The Board OF Trustees OF the
ID. oklyn Fac Department, Northern District, re-
Gently held, the following officers were unanimous.
ly reelected for the ensuing year President
Felix Campbell f; Secrctary-Wm A. Walker
CouIscllJr n Jiwell e. Barnard
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CLEARED
srEAMsHlPs-Com Port Royal. Saxon,
Norfolk, Va.
sHlP-Emerald Mlckle ior Phindclphia
BARk-Rosamond, fitchett, for Euzabehpor'
BKIGs-Dirso Aspiny all; Harriet, EizaLethlort.
sCHooNERS-S 4 AdGns Eli1abethport; Anne
shepard, Bristol; Henry Gibbs, New Bedford, j \
seymour, Norwich; Mary Harris Nassau; I Hines,
Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS fm Havana: + & KnisbL
Philadephia City Of Cork, LlN'l Queen, H. Nom w.
Genes, Port Royal 5 G..
sHlPS-AthenA Antwerp; Jno Bunhan, Natanzas.
BARkS-PHnceton, DcmaTara Col lanes Scott,
Glgce BAY; Noltguer, New Orleans: Iaupghter,
Port Royal. lompar, Monteyideo; Odin, honteVideo;
Argentina lNorvegianl Malaga,
BRIGs-Reporter Phisde pbia for Boston; W
Dodge, pernambueo a j Ross. MAnzanilla. Caroline,
saeuG Jane Bell, 81 Domingo, Lydia n Cole, Matsn-
Ea- SariL Marenham; Bird Of the Wave, Kingston,
Tor Daniel TToe BRIDE, Demararu: Anna Helena,
Grand Turk; A ID louey, Matanz.x. John steven.
Bostnn Tor Philadelphia star Of the Sea, Hlshoro for
Philadelphia; DoIcs, Rio JanciTo.
sCHuONERs- Rosalio Eleuthera: ! " Hatfield
Turk Island IigIis, Curacao; A i Horton, Bidge-
Iort for Philatephia; Minnesota, New Bedford: 3 u
Hart, ElizslCthpou tor Boston; Rio EligAbethport
ioT Boston; sarah CLARK, fLilAdelphit for Lonaon
kidkewood Georgetown \ HaislCy, phiahep his
Tor Bath, Lodoski, Ellssorih, PEGGY, Eastpor,. Ar
ryley Ragged Island; Loyal scranton, Key West; II.
len linton, Hertcrt, \ ;; Aid, Nassgl. Helen, Nev
bedford, Fleetwood, Providence, NJ { Duriee, FAIL
kveE koscius, lauutuni ; Hoyt, New Haven;
Fannie Hazard, Boston, Heroine, New London.
Fellowship st George. u Ayes bark Lola.
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aged mother was SILL within no one Thought Of
saving her. Hea,hco,e. with q sudden and senu-
Gus impulse, rushed Ito the burning mssa. and
they never thought 10 zee Lin return, undl be stag
gered forward, with his turlen dead in his arms
and 'el insensible on the ground. When be return.
ell to consciousness, be was found 10 lie fe.ruDy
burnt one font entirely crushed by falling team.
The youns, gay, handsome Philip who bad dane.
ed so mcrrily few hours before and charmed all
a. was his wont, was taken homo in the grey morn.
ing twilight disayutcd Tor life!
Margaret Lester's kind heart overaowed With IN.
Mingled pity at hear ng tails heroic and generous
deed She could not have believed him capable u
such. Her tender conscience smote her for having
msjudsed him. and many slight instances Of Ills
kindly feeling rose to her mind, which showed BIO
must have had higher and better character be-
meath the ne in which he publicly appeared. There
Il, nothing 80 sweet or a-cNtenuating the COM
passion II geuic-heoried woman though exercised
TOW ards rejected, or even a faithlcss lover
Many months did Philip IL On bis lonely and
desoatc sick bed. Tor he had mother siscr to
watch over him Some lew among those who hal
been charmed with linn sent to inquire after ,hs
poor young man Tor Little time. But the interest
long before the invalid was able 10 crawl 10 the
closed-up Garden n the old msnor -house where he
lived, all had foraker him.excert ono or two kind
souls who sent him book now and then out %
| charity. Amony these Mrs Lester and when
., last the young recovered, gratitude or some.
thing els, warmer still, ed hin thther the hrst
| day he left his home.
No one hal seen him since bis accident except
| ing his medical attendant. Philip could not bear
that his former friends should how fesrfuliy
changed he was Ills beautiful and G. assic features
were scarcely recognizable, for the deep left
In his face aud his finely -tnoudel figure and elastic
gait were changed into al incurabe lameness Itwss
| fearful shock; such az none but strong mind
could bear. But Philip through his long and solita.
| ry Illness had though t much anu deeply and he
external appearance scarcely more changed than
| his mind Nevertheless with all his courage be
could not rcpress many bitter pang, as be waited
alone in Mrs. Testers drawing room, AMI caught
glimpse % himself IN the mirror which had often
beforetime reflected the vraceul figure o. the hand.
eome Philip Heathcotc. When the door opened, and
Margaret entered, he could have shrunk anywhere
| from her view.
| Ito be eonnnrsil
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THr DIFFICULTY BETWEEN FATHER YESU-
IA ANp rHE FRNIASs In his discourse m the Hud-
son Il IL an Catholic Church, on sunday, Father
veuu,n explained lis position upon the Fcniau
question, AID gave his reasons for Interfering with
the meeting ~ the Hro.hcrhood on the evening u
she preceding SUNDAY. lie claimed that the Ca.
tholc e, urcu was uppuscl o. secret organizations,
and that his opposition to She fonans was solely
because til precCpts az the Church opposed such
societies. For this reason he has endosyorcd to
prevent mem ers Of nl5 CONGREGATION from going
sstray, and he intended still TO do his duty toward
his dock, regardless Of every attempt TO intmidate
him, He regarded his duty as clear in this case
and il the Feniaus desired 70 raise ecclesastica
question IN relation his sht thus TO act, he was
v ling that the question should be decided by the
bishop Of the diocese,
The NEWARK BREwERs have project on
foot to give GRAMS army Lgerbeer treat IN
SlTisimS
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Too Late for Classification.

EMPLOYERS IN WANT OF FIRST CLASS
IL oIerators seunstresses drcesuakers tailore..ea
saless omen, bookkeeper coorsts took folders prfn.
teTA millineI &c, can 10 suplled free OF ehargeby
applying at the WORKING WOMENs' pROTEC-
TIVE UNION, II Chambers 1t, New Iork. 900
7 OST-FIREMAN' BADGE NO. 81, OF
IL Engine Co. IL. The finder will please return IL
to Enrine House, 26l William Fl. 3si
WANTED NEAT, TIDY GIRLS FOR
w general houPevork, to cook, wash and iron, and
attend children. Place now ready, Call this morn
ing, Ia Sixth ave. $50
WANTED a YOUNG MAN FROM lG To
w II, to attend bar; Apply 81 Roosevelt a. cor.
Batavia $50
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
IhTcrth extracted without pain or no charge Beau
without extracting the roots. All operations warrant
cd. j, JAY NlLLEkS, 1866 Grand 1t, two block.
from Broadway. Ala
A SET OF TEETH On SILVER OR Rubber
$50 10 ~ on gold, 20 to - partial sets gold,
s2,rilycr per tooth Teeth extracted without pain
eleaued shtened. or hllet with gold and other hll-
inss' b. et-. aud warranted, ~ Dr. Il. NILLERs, ~
Bowery, opposite the old Theatre. 32a
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR TEN DOL.
"A larr, First-crss gold, silver, platina and other
soft hlngn NIFTY cents and upwards. Aching teeth
treated, filled, aud extracted without pain. Gold
plates from 80 70 500 Extracting 25c At Z9i Full
ton sIteet Brooklyn. 31s
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
tiS Tinest sci. si5 usual price, ~ Chsao .e,
-, Filings IRON be, Teeth ext acted, withou,
pain, &C. No humbug, Or. hlCHAtp, French Den.
ti-t ~ Ave e, near Ith n. 343
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presume there Is nd man 10 tbs house or this
Fiat VIII 10 uot ready t. t1tet tbs danger On the
bsIrs u the MOTTO order Of General DIX, recently
is,ucd and II thst " 10, enough TO siny the Cana
diane am FOR marching with az army into Cans.
ia Applause I will further say, that II the
Covrrrirneni will give me month will glaran-
~ " raiso hfty thousand men Tor the purpose OF
pra@tin' our frontier and sustaining tho honor u
sv.r Lax should I, become necessary. CApplauHo.J
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES, ALL KINDS, NEW
- and secondhand, for sale to rent or eIch ange
Machines sold on paTt payment. Machines bought Ac.
made at $50 Rroadvsy, loom g, up stArA cor
Worth IT, over hook Store. AS
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M EDlCINES.

PSIA-ASTONlSHING CURES ARE
bdaiy made by the use of that excellent remedy,
Dr. Smith's
DYSPEPSIA ANNIHILATOR
IL has been before the Public len the last 90 yean
and where II has been poIscyeied -th and the dIec
tions followed, has never failed In sinlle case IA
acts gently upon the bow els giving renewed vgor 10
the and bruce. up the whole system creating
IA II were new life. Every one OF Fedentary habits
should ny II and all who troubled sith Dyspepsia
should ure u pepot-i6 South Second 81, Williams
burgh. 10 DE had Of Miller 4 Reed $50 Allen cor
Stanton A. snd cor. Ave and Houston 81, \. 2;
i. Grey, cor Myrtle and Franklin AYES, East Brook.
kn. Price 70 cent? per bottle. 90
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OLD LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
- deseriPtonA bought At the highest eash prices,
bY 9. W, CRASkE. lsl William It w