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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25

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ALBA ITxMs.-The Abba Union gives
it, platform in ten plain propositions.-
They are al sound. Proving tive give
three Of tho Unions articles Of faith. II {
believes
9th. That tho Burlington Hawk Eye,
Dubuque Times, Gate City, Des Moines
Register, and Muscatiue Journal are as
good State papers As are published in any
State, in or out Of this Union.
We believe 9th, that the local papers Of
Iowa
Mode.ty being frs. and las. our d set.ins sin.
Just consider the A bia Union ih-
would make good State papers in any
other State than Iowa.
7th. We believe, that in the coal fields
Of Iowa will be found a great wealth OF
petroleum oil.
h The Union says they ARE boring for
lard in the Hairy Nation with fair pros
| pect of success.
II A schirrous tumor, weighing over a
\ pound, was taken from the peek OF Mr..
! Evans, Of Monroe county Inc operation
was performed by DR.. WoolfPrd, OF Mora
via.
! A young man, probably Insane, named
Martin Sullivan. living a, lconium, in Ap-
psuoose coonty, struck his mother IN the
head with an ak LAST Monday, killing her
j. instantly.
IN OTruMwA ITEns-One hundred guns
we're fred at Ottumwa nasday even
If ing over the capture of Charleston aud
o. Columbia, s. G.
= The ice in the Des Moines river COM
= menced running at Ottumwa Wednesday
Do you remember the story of the wag
al the British Museum, wi no stood and gaz.
~ ed iuten,iy at the image Of the lion cut in
Ill marble for several minutes. The crowd
is stopped aud gszed, too. And the wag
lis said, 'See, it moves it's tail !" And til,
all crowd drew back and cried, 'Sse, il doe
move its tail p They thought 1t did.
La an item concerning the execution o
McComb the Courier says
re 1.-The popular desire to have the sen
Itence of the law executed upon McCom'
- has been most intense, and there aie some
'er We are told, who profess distruet 10 til
Termination of his career, and believe hin
~ Istill alive. Que woman wlig saw hIu
while on exhibition 10 the Court House
10 said he winked at her, and auothet fancie'
sr he laughed in her face. Still We belev
ed SicCoub 10 be really dead. We hay
de the testimony eli twelve Of The MIDST intel
"A ligent citizens Of this county: aud tvs
= able pay .icians. who witnessed q e execu
"a ton, TO the fact any how
'e Had those women been at the Museum
they would have joined honestly IN th
I'D sSee, it moves" OF the crowd.
'ad Two horse thieves were arrested in o.
ITO tumwa the day McComb was executed.
&c. For these items We are indebted TO tb
Ter Ottumwa Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
mExrCAN musrAyG LlNImENT.

The parties In St. Louis and Cincinnati, who have been
Counterieiing the Mustang niment under pretence Of
pruprie;crship have been thoroughly rst0ed by the
Courts To guard against further impctitiou, have
procured from the L. States Treasury, private steel
plate stamp which placed hs top Of each
bottle Each stamp bears the fac stns< Of my sigma
ture and without which the article 10 Counterfeit.
dangerous and worthless its ton. Examine every bot
lie Tstianen been in and ru~ing in favor for
many years There hardly exists baet the habit
able Globe that doee not contain evidence Of ifs sonf-
full effects. II IL the best emoiient in the world With
is present Improved ingredients ts effects upon an and
beat perfectly remarkable. sores heaiet pans
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold iiiz assuaged For CUT bruises sprAis rhena
tis sssns bites CUTS caLed breasts. strained horser
&c il a Sovereign Remedy that shond never be dir
pensed With 1t should he in every family Sold BY al
Druggists.
octli-dkw u. BARNES. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
uAGAy,s mAcroLIA BALM.

Thisis slss most deltfn ana Extraordinary article
ever discovered II changes the sun burnt face and
hands pearIy satin texture Of ravshng beauty inn
parting the marble purity YOUTH and the Disirenss
pearance soinvtng in the city belle of shsou 1t
TAM reckea pimples aud roughnnss from the
leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and smooth
1t contains material nnriost the skin patronized
by Actresses nd Opera Singers II is what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. Y. HA6AN, Troy, n. Y.
Address all orders to
DEMAs BARNES CO., New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25

QuIcK.-The news of the capture of
Wilmington vas telegraphed yesterday
from Washington fifteen minutes before
ten o clock a. NJ, and we had it OH our
bulletin boetd at o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25

ATTENTION, SAYDUsKT GUARDs.-by
authority OF Col j. A. Wall, A. d. u,
you are hereby ordered to assemble at the
Basement Church this Saturday evening,
at candle light, for the purpose of electine
field officers for the Militia regiment Of
this and Des Moines Townships.
w. BALLrNGER, Captain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
Diseases OF the Nervous

fems-nrw aud reliable trpatment--in reports Of the
HowAsp AssoeraTfossent bv mall sealed letter en-
yeoIc. free Of charge. Address, Dr. j. SKS HogGEres
phia, Pa syrja4sIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
new YorA Mo.ey m.rkos.

By Telegrsph.] NEW YORK, Feb. "a.
Money-Quiet and easy at per cent
Sterling Quoted at 101 $40 iosl5.
Gold Without decided change; opening at 2co decIi-
ming to 1924, advancing to 2c0, and closing at 1872
Government Stocks-Quiet and steady.
U. g. go Coupons 1l01s
1910 Coupons I02 Is.
rs Of 81 Coupons 1l0sk
Stocks-Lower
C4P sss4; g &c 1875 CARIp7s6: Ma Is;
Tol Wab 49, # Wayne p74;A &TH7e CAN W
SIS Scrip 11yl4; 81 " Cert ss1< Pac Mail $50
CHI; Erie 10; CB&Q11754 Hudson li7lG Har-
lem 49, Reading 1l43<; n 1l3; n 6S11; Toledo ia:
II Cert q; Quicksilver S6lx-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25

ATTENTION, CRY GUARD ALL the
commissioned, commissioned officers,
and privates of the City Guard, are re-
quested to meet at McCuue's Hall, over
Gate City ofice, this Saturday evening
at o. o'clock, to elecct regimeptal officers
b order Capt. Bridges.
BEN B. JEWELL, Orderly sergt
keokuk, Feb. 18th, 1865.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25

By Telegraph

By telegraph CHIcAao, Feb. "a
Receipts Of Hogs 1859 Beeves 1882
II o90f2 co.
Dresssd Hogs Steady At u 75Dl4 co. chiefly at Is 90
els 90.
Beef cattledcrs sctive and Is to Soc higher Bales
1t 0o06 % for common; 0D38 90 for mir to prime
Proysicns--Shade hrnler. Mess pork dub. eales ef
100 bbls ,buyers 80 days. At 81 co. Prime mess pork
firm. fstes Loo hbls ~ 1O928 co. prescott delivery
and . 90 buyer all march, Bulk meats quiet Sales OF
10000 pieces shoulders at 141c, loose. Sweet picked
hams Arm nj 16lxc.
LArd--Firm. Sales 800 tierces prime leaf at Hlsc.
Flour Active 500 at 10 90 Tor White Winter: so
for Red wint~, and7 50a68 90 for Spring Extra
Whcat-11lc lower. Sales Of No. 4 Spring at s7lI
81 3sl1
Corn 4 TO g hishsr. sales Of No. 1t s20s5c. and
Rejected at 7f@78c
0ats-Quiet 1t o9c.
Rye-eteady II Dt196c for NOR
Barey-Dnl; old No. at / 1aal IL.
Iiighwines-2 lover. Sales at 1902 II.
Exchange-steady It par buyingnnd u premium SELL
lug.
Cold-1gs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
w. BALLrSaER, Captain.

HeA.- See the advertisement of Mr.. K.
v. v. Bailey on our first page. Mr..
Bailey Is most excellent man, and has
first rate establishment We call every
lady's attention to his house, and for any
thing in his line, It's good place to go.
The department of which Mr.. Ayres has
charge, will be well attended to- Re-
member the place, and for watches, jewel
ry, etc., 90 to Bsiey's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25

TwISE.-Flax and jute sewing and
wrapping twine, Bag Fac tory, 4 b & Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25

CARPET CHAIs.-FIax and jute chain
very low at Bag Factory, Alb ala Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
.. s. $50 LOAN !
SEVEN THIRTY LOAN,

These bonds are now worth premium Of nine per
cent, fnelsuing gold interest Goin Eov- which makes
the actual profit the T30 ioan rates. inclu
ding interest," about per Der annu besides its
exemption from Stale and ,aanfpdf tazaoz rlica adds
from 70 three o ors, aecsdiag to the rate iesied
other property Thcinterest II payable semannualy
by coupon. attached to each note. which may be OF
aud cold To any bank or broker
Tie interest amounts to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
A NODE TO PELLER.

There is n town in the Hawki State
Nhar the steam engine cars do hofIer:
this town little. but now tits CRATE
aud the name Of this town is Peilsr.
This praree town Is the pride OF the west
30 much SO that any yonng feiler
when asked what place he likes the best
is sure to anser peiier.
her komerse is CRATE, and extends 30 wide
That they'll have to get the teller
Graf TO run along the rail road side
From Keokifk to pelier
her churches tonr up to the sky;
Her College II is peeleri
Oh gentle hreezes bio yon N;
This goodli town of peiier,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12

IA n class mansion <5xbO some 70 apartments WIDE
piazza around; also farm house suitable for two fam
springs with neverfang brook running through vi the
theudson Surrounding country and neighborhood
~ minutes drive from cars ana steam
boats at Tsrrytown thls property s good
close an the buildings worth a. much az asked
for the whole places price S300W Maps, torms &C., with
8 EMERSON, ai Eighth avenue.
A SPLENDID FARM FOR sALE-0r OYER 100
"A acres In sight OF depot one hour By railroad IN New
Jersey New double house, barn. orchard, &c also y acres
with good buildings three miles from Oyster Bay l. APP
ply TO KELSEY C0RNwELL, rs Cedar street
4 FIRST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT OF TEN. ACRES,
"A worth $1,000 VIII take good city or Brooklyn pro
YnoIre Of or address r. SHERWOOD room q, 1855 Broad
way.
4 vIRsT GLASS THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP BROWN
"A stone House for sale with immediate possession NO "
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues rnco
si6 500 Furniture n desired Apply ON the premises
or q JOHN ROSS. % Eighth avenue.
A HOUSE AND SIX CITY LOTS FOR SALE CHEAp IN
"A Belmont westcheser county. Inquire OF n NLChoL-
SON Washington avenue, corner OF william street. nerose
A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE FOR SALE.
"A fronting Stuyvesant Park west SIDE four stories ana
basement sfe 2co furnace and gas hxsures possession
B. H. ~ TAYLOR SoRBrERE. Nos and 10 Pine street.
A BEAUTIFUL SITE FOR RKsIDENcE-CoNsIsr
"A ing Of three four lots situated on PROMINENT
overlooking the river and south Of Eighty srh street for
70 JOSEPH MCGUIRE is fsird avenue.
FIRST GLASS TENEMENT HOUSE FOR SALE.
IA viii rent for 0 In good order. and mnr q sv1d
this week; price only $50 Apply 70 JOHN bBIIkSIph,
- TDsTd avenue, sssf thirty Siis street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12

T,OR sALE-A DESIRABLE HOUSE IN WEST TWEEN.
tyffth street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues IN
Murray Hill, with private stable also nne House near
Fifth avenue, Thirty third street. $4,000 by DYE CUR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12

LNOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY,
acres very rich level Land Joining cultivated FARMS
and main road in the beautifully wooded portion OF
the county and Champaign City on the illinois Central
ROONEY CO., 200 Broadway, n. Y.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01
NEW SERIEs-NO. SD

blanh cards and practiced writ,.,, &C As..,
Smith on. them till it was alS.s. : foaI
simile of the genuine, This beina ssc -.
plished, Gladwin boldly approach.S nc
safe and asked for Aaron Smith e pacA.ca
The clerk, not suspecting anything wruSs
delivered it to, him, when he gave q y.
oeipt in the name, Of Aaron Smith ana
walked away with the bonds, which he de.
posted elsewhere. These facts haynr
bean .obtained by Captain Jourdan, he
sought still further information conc(la.
ing the whereabouts of the bonds, and
succeeded in learning where the prionec
had left them. Accordingly, yesterdN az
ternoon the bonds, which belonged ts M.
merous parties, were recovered and taken
possession efby Capt Jourdan. 3..l
6iadwin. whose appearance is far from
being prep0sseseing, is In prison awaiting
q formal complaint, which it IL expected
will be preferred against him this morning
before Justice Hogan. .;s os.,s -.,g.,,r
Another singular circumstance connect
ed with this case, is the fact that the
clerks of the St. Nicholas hotel had NOT
been made aware Of the alarming mistake
committed by them ins delivering the.
bonds to the wrong man, till informed Of
their fel0nious abstraction from the safe.
by Capt. Jourdan yesterday afternoon.
They seemed to think it impossible that
such an error could have occurred.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01

Gen. Smith's Farewell to. the l0eh,
....- Army Corps.
HEADouARTKRS1 18TH Army CoRPs,e
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 8. 1865. z

81
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 8, 1865.
The 18th Army Corps having been discon.
tinued as an Organization, BY orders ftom the
President, the: Major General Commanding
deems it proper and inst to express to the
troops heretofore comprising it, his apprecia.
ton Of the long and arduous service, theun.
wearied patriotism, the cheerful obedience. to
orders-the dauntless courage and resistlees
morale of which have won for you nickname
in the records of your country. .,
Fort de Russy, Pleasant HUI, Yellow Bayou,
Lake Chioot, Tupelo, Nashville. Spanish Fort,
and Blakely, attest your gallantry and success
during the last year of the war. You
have never experienced defeat or re-
pulse. Your military history is without
blot or stain. With this record of your
service you can return to your respective
homes, as mustered out, with the consciousness
that you have performed your full duty, won
the respect and admiration of your command.
ers, and well deserved the confidence and
trust OF the country, that in her hour of danger
placed you in the ranks and trusted. to you her
battles. Still continue to merit that conf.
dence and trust by becoming good citizens as
yon have been soldiers. Remember that for
republican government the main requisites.
are enlightened, moral and industrious citizens.
Unless you become such, the results of yonr
entire service are lost to you. Let the memo.
ry OF what you have endured, endear to Won
every foot of American soil Having asserted
the supremacy OF the general government in
arms, assist now in creating for it q glorious
future among nations.
Official. Al. SMITH, Mai. Gen.
Jas. b. Comstock, Captain and A. A. G.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01
rom the Wilton tWaseca Coz News.

Prom the Wilton tWaseca Coz News.
There was quite an excitement at the Globe
Hotel, in Wilton, on Tuesday afternoon last.
upon the arrival Of the stage, eastward bound.
The occasion of it, as near as we could learn the
facts, was az follows:
A youth, some 20 years old, named II. B..
and young lady, aged some Is or Is years. a
Lakes in this State, had, some time since.
it seems, made up their minds to clone.
On Sunday last the young man unlaWfrliv
took from his sisters possession $50 n 0reeH
backs, employed one Mr.. 8, reading Is that
neighborhood, with his team and wagon. to
take them TO Wilton. where they arrived O
Tuesday morning: They first applied at tie
satisfied there, finally put 10 st the 6lobe. ne.
presenting themselves as husband and wife.
Here they remained through the day, having
IN the meantime engaged passage II the sage,
East. The young man registered his name ct
the hotel as w. b. Robinson. When the
Western stage camel in, brother Of the young
mans. and stranger. came also. Tho pursu-
ere recognized the Lady. sitting BY window
OF the hotel As soon as the stage stepped
and the pursuers alighted, young H. B. recog-
nized them and made quick march for the
back door OF the hotel. The brother, howev-
er, was too quick for the young II. B. ana
brought him 10 halt. The guilty young man
delivered over his purse, which contained @101
of the stolen money 70 his brother, and the
stage fare of s12 was also recovered. It an
pears that he had spent the balance of tie
money. +f
Atfirst the young couple thought they would
leave the country on foot, but the pursuing
brother advised them to return TO their homes
and behave themselves: and promised if thew
should do So that the matter should be dron.
ped entirely; After consultation the two err
ing ones and the two pursuers, started on their
way back 70 Chain Lakes, the same evening.
heretofore borne irreproachable characters.
and that their relatives are highly respected IN
the community where they reside. Il is to be
heped that the runsways have learned lesson
by this foolish undertaking. that win bene6f
them through Life.
We have omitted the real names ofthe par.
tes b request.
+. q Since writing the above, the yoanp
nan md woman have returned TO this nlacc
but win 90 hooe, ths first opportunity TIT
o4eRs, We 90 told.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01

Coulaincourt conducted his children to their
own apartment, his heart thrilled with Joy to-
think that his home was now to. be forever
hers. Then, when the door was closed upon
them, Cecile threw herself into her husbands
arms and whispered, !" Move you"
Iney nave au three been supremacy happy
Of all on himself, never suspecting the strata
gem by which . woman contrived to have her
own way. ....
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01
IWrstten for tie Pioneer.
To mARY-A SERENADE.
EY GORDON REVERE.

BY GORDON REVERE.
lam dreaming, Mary, dreaming,
OFFS pleasant time in June,
OF 3 river broad and cleaning.
Ofthe hours that passed too soon.
How we stood beside the window,
With my arm about your waist,
While the home.like sunshine indoor
All the shadows from US chased.
How we gazed upon the river,
With our hearts 80 full of love,
Yelling upwards to the Giver,
In his mansions bright sbove:-
Sky-built mansions, in the water
Deep reflected dark and blue
Is my darling, as thought her,
As that sky as firm and truea
Does my Mary still remember
How her rosy lips pressed?
Does her mem'ry fan the ember
Smould'ring in her quiet breast?
How wound her raven tresses
On my fingers the art
Cupid uses while be blesses,-
Wound them firmly round my heart!
Sweetest Mary, do you mind you
OF those evenings so serene
How the moonbeams oft would blind you,
Thrown back from the waters sheen?
Darling, are your thoughts recalling
How we often sank to rest;
And the twilight's last ray falling
Saw you nestled near my breast!
Then we promised that forever,
Let whatever might betide,
Nothing should our spirits sever
Nothing should our hearts divide.
Mary, is that promise broken?
And can yoa so soon forget?
Give me, darling, some sweet token
That we may be happy yet!
Sr. PAUL, Aug. %, 1866.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-01
$50 STOLEN.

A Young Man BlOpes with n Lady
Ceusin-.They are Pursued, Over
taken At wilton, and most Of the
Money Recovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

NEW BREWERY. Messls Reid, Annex
and knghorn opened their new ale
brewery yesterday with appropriate fes-
Entities A number of invited guests
werc present, a splendid lunch was set
out lac best quality OF ale was Ion tap, -
and n good time generally" was enjoyed
by all. The brewery is one of the neat
EST and most commodious in the city and
IL in charge of experienced workmen
n We will have occasion to refer tn the
capacity of the establishment, in an arti-
o. in course of preparation for tomorrow
mornings paper, OH the breweries of
NLecliup
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06
Il AND sTA'rENEWS.
co,d and Other Markets. ana
u.,,.ou. Matter, 10 b found ON
ksourth Page. '4.A1

,xrp,cTrREs.-h any city, one Oh
Greatest sources of wealth isitS nH''"
tured articles. Indeed it IS the pio
,e,t characteristic of city-,' ;"
Thing that distinguishes a Guy ,l' -.
Duntry town or village. 10 spa inn
tv without manufactures is an in',
Sibility-a contradiction OF 1e. m orr
~ when we apply such a 'es s " mora
q city, we find that it is nO's 'arh h
4 its manufacturing interests p pearsa,r
han %ny' tn"i is not made in our own
a;sst We have all the elelnent, >, >, ~,n !.
n'o IS manufacturing, we have means
'pe' ,unicating with other places un-
.ed hy any city in the land Inc
~, Of our articles is proverolaliy
"a and as extensively known and ap-
&. e;otea Not only so, but as regaruS
we are sure we can vie with any
q and can sell at lower rates. Capl-
IS cts can find no better place 10 invest
- er for comfort OF profit
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

So ICkt FOR THE SMALLPOX The fol-
owing prescription is vouched for as a
cure for the small pox:
S Give to the patient two tablespoonfuls
OF mixture Of hop Yeast and water
sweetened with molasSes so as TO he nal.
latable, equal parts of each three times q
Hay. Children under twelve wears of
hge should take two teaspoonfnls three
times day. Diet-Boiledrice and milk
Ind toasted bread moistened with water,
and without butter. Eat no meat. Give
catnip tea as often as the patient is thirs-
ty Give physic when necessary. If the
above treatment is strictly followed.
no marks of smallpox will remain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06
1k0q CRY ITEMS.

- THE COMBINATION SHOW, at Washing
ton Hall last night, was greeted by an immense
crowd The Hall was completely filled, and tho
various performances elected much applause.
The acrobatic feats were particularly good, and
the performances of the trained dogs were per-
fectly astonishing. The exhibition will be re-
peated o,night, with change Of programme,
and all who may attend, will not fail to enjoy a
hearty laugh at the oddities presented, and be
well pleased By the wonders performed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

4 pEICEs Gold is beginning to go up
gain, aud we may be expecting pro
portionate rise in the prices OF all the
necc,sarirs of life 1t is difficult to de-
tefmine why this precious metal has de-
creased 81 much in value during the last
few months, and it is still more difficult
to account for its enhanced value during
The present time Whatever be the
causc gold is going mp, goods are com
mcncing to demand higher prices, and
consequently it would not appear impru-
Dent or unadvisablc for a man to lay III a
stock of all sorts of necessaries and be
prepared for the worst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

SUNDAY AMONG THE BARBERS.-We
BE- that the BARRIERS of Cincinnati have
e~olNcd to keep the Sabbath holy by
dosing their shops At the last meeting
OF the City Councils OF Baltimore pc
tton from citizens, asking that BARRIERS
b. compelled to close their shops OH Sun
day, was presented Would it not be
well for our Wheeling BARRIERS to take the
hint, and confue their labors to six days
IN week
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

DR. C. w ROBACK-SI: Your Blood Puri
fer and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines could keep. They are just the med
icine for the people, peculiarly adapted for the
cure of Fever and Ague but the people use them
as a general medicine.
To break an attack of the Ague take a table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, and in three days the complaint will
be removed and permanent cure effected.
All who try this treatment before applying to a
ply stefan will be saved much cost and suffering
Yours truly, A. b. TAFT.
BANGOR, Van Buren, Co., Mich, Sept. 9, "a.