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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

MULES AT AUCrION.-The weekly sale of
Government mules took place yesterday usual In the
stables In West Thirty ffth-strest The attendance
was largo and the mules rapidly sold, the prices
ranging about the same az ct previous sales Most
OF the purchasers were farmers while two or three
parties bought mules for planters service In the West
Indies and Mexico. Two Of the highest priced mules
sold In the morning were browns at tl37 50 and ei0
A handsome sorrel numbered 80 brought el32 So
Those who may attend the sale tomorrow at the same
stables, coming at 10 g. H.. will have an opportunity OF
buying good horse cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

BRI0nIoS. CAMBRIDGE AND MEpFoRp
Reported for The TRIBUNE for the geek ending eiau1ay
July &C. 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.-On thursday
nicbt Mr. Charles T. Bradhust Of No. ~ East Twenty
xf,h' At. while about to enter his residence, was at.
tacIsd by Charles Paudle native Of England aged 10
years who ran up the stoop and seized the chain at
;sched IN the watch OF Mr. b. JIe was In turn seized
INV Tho throat BY the latter but still he attempted to
byyeaI The chain which confined the watch. In the
strnocle both men rolled from tho stoop to the wsk
nd tssys continued the struggle. While 90 engaged
rxsnt in The employ Of Mr. b. came TO the door at
tracted by the noise and a. he made his appearance ne
On ist shoSk of the grasp Of Mr.. B. and ran sway ne
ss suhseouenty arrested By Otdeer Grsbestein OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14
e5Bve'fF 7#:I;. eIegraph.
8 q Let'r Dispatonoa .eSI ara rage.
From North Carolina. !.

~
NEw YoRK, June l3-The Herald's
Raleigh, N. c., correspondent of the sth,
e Governor Holden to day took possession
of the Goyernor's room at the capitol and
entered upon the formal discharge of the
duties deVolving upon him, as the Provis-
ionsl Executive Of this State. He has al
ready made the following appointments:-
Q. z. Thomas, Secretary of State; JonR-
than Worth, State Treasurer; ]. 8. Gunner,
Az d. c., with rank of colonel. His pro.
clamatton is soon to be issued ,lbut from an
article published in paper lately under
bis control, Spd from tho known character
,otithe new. Governor, many important. fea.
tpges can be toretold.. A convention viii
;nndopb bfedly be suggested, and hopes are
entertatn ed that the State may be- srepre-
sented In the nextlCopgress. ~
A separation is to be made of the acts Of
the legislatures which met dnrinp the re-
hellion. Those referring to the 90. called
confederate government to be declared
void, and those referring to State and do
mestic matters only such as the appoint,
pent of magistratesi who have been sol.
emni1lng marriages., areltO be retained as
far as possible. .l,....,
Gen. Schoheld has issued an order CALI
ing upon all officers and soldiers in his
command TO assist the exec6tiveiiu the
atscharge othis duties! II liD9s
Applications for pardon under the terms
9 q E1s a. 4 1PEesllde9ts . amnesty proclamation
are alteady quite numerous. 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14
!. From !, Salt Lake.

eiisAIT LAKB CrTT, June l2.-1Spsaker
Coltax and party arrived here this morn.
ing' sight days fromn DeuveH They were
delayed by Indian hostilitles. The In-
dtans attacked aetrain at North Platte,
crossing In sight oftthemE at E6gle Greek
Station, q few hours after they passed. and
killed or wounded all the stock tenders and
soldiers: The City Council and citizens
met the party two miles from the city. w.
a. sHoperSs=in a welcoming speech, extend
ed Observation-Disclosures city,yMr., Colfax
replied, predicting brilliant future for
'Utah, if her people prove true to the Union
and obediept to the laws.
= Tonight g meeting of , 900 people was
Gross, Of Illiuois, and A. D. Richard dson.
The party remain here untilnex Monday.
Gen. Conner has sent out troops to stop
the Indiap dePredations, and will keep the
mail route open. o oil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14

= T
yived which puoishes ntg grGeS for being
out aftsf 8 O'Clock: Mayo has control Of
the police again, though the military pat.
Eols islcpptnued, 1.-The negro schools are
snsPended on baec6untsof abise and inIfm.
i idation of tie Whites y Secretary Stanton
naa ordered an investigation into 4the al
legged abuses.a
THE sEGoRb AupIToR's offidH. 70
As sthereih6ve been some complaints Of
dslinqueucies.in the. Second Anditor's of.
1fes'i the Auditor, the Hon. 81 b. French,
announces that during the month Of May
there was9reeeived ct this Office 26.287
claims and officers property retdfhS. There
halye 3een Is, Alb cleims aad, returns ex-
anined, settled and adjusted; 1884
claims Eegistefe q briefed5 g, ,6o4 let.
ters wfiAen,t recorded and matted; 3, ,4bF
examipatiena Of army rolls and certificates
issued to the Paymaster General and Com.
missioner of Pensions upon tbd eduest,
and zoo 0requisitions reglstered Gnd posted.
1t is asserted that tue. work : isrc continuing
with all reasonable dispatch. III.
TIE GeyERANEAT AGENT SYSTEM.
/ g The President has under consideration
and will shortly issue q pEoctemRtion,I lin
tended to put an end to The purchase. by
government agents, ,of products Of the iaye
iusurreCtiohary district. The law Of July
2, 1864, provides for the sale 10 the govern.
ment Of the pro'ddcts; States declared IN
i6eurE6Cti6b,J and requites In effect that
one fourth. of such products shall be given
to the government. The general idea en-.
leEteined is that there; can 4bssno relief
trbmthe ohet665 operation Of this Law,
until Congress shall meet and reteal tHG
act. 1t 10 understood that the Attorney
General has given his opibion;that the rem,
edy is now With the President, who may,
By ip5oclsmAtion Ii declare there sis no
.longeE an insutrectiou n'any of the States
recently in rebellion. It will be observed
that tlt6s language q. the law ii. "Products
Qf.States declared to be in 7ina1Erection.."
The heTebellion having, ceased UtheFe1 are no
longer products of States Id iHsnrreotion.
By removing this taxation of 2b per cent
cotton, tobacco and other products of the
Southern States will only be taxed under
the general laws as in the case OF products
of fother states. ma 'a-5s5H ti-aF
j I - ., u a SENSATION. - "a
- Some sensation was created on the ave.
nue. this evening byh we'll dressed and
highly respectable individual ~ Informing,
the pedestrians that he received this fIorno
ing special revelation from the Lord that
this WorldM to be destroyediat twelve
o'clock tonight. ;sa5..f.
JUDGE sHARKEY TO Be PROVISIONAL. Gov
. o. HRHoR or MIssIssIPPt. 4
IS II is understood that the President has
determined to appoint Judge ShsEkey as
Provisional Governor of Mississippi!-;
Jgdge SharkeE has been for seSafal days
past with the delegation from Mississippi
in consultation with theaPresident ini ref
erence TO the RECONSTRUCTION of the State
government, and is understood to hsve
been Union man throughout the rebels.
ion. -.tui u II u. - uiL ~ Ll -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14
Renewal Of Business. At CharIerston

Renewal of Business at Charleston.
y NEW YoRK, June l3.-The steamer Full.
ton brings Savannah dates of the 9th, aud
pharleston and PIT. RoyaEdates of the 10th.
Among her passengers are Msjor General
Grover and staff bus
,.eiThe Savannah Herald has the following;
90 The 26th Massas shusetts BAttalIions Of
volunteers, and the 57th Pennsylvania vol.
unteers, arrfVsd on !the 9th. 3, s-sflFs,
The Charleston Courier gives d agfattfy.
Jog account Of the revival OF business there.
EVeFysday,at leastihAlf a dozen new stores
aEsqPsnsd. VT tsng shs burnt district will
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14
EzCEEsrOR.
EA~H@-S<.E=AhA
The Great rntefnA Rsnedy.
JOHNSON'S
RHEUMATI0 ,Gn,MIP0UND |!
JoHNsoN's
BLOOD PURIFIER.

II. Woad.rfuE CURATIVE -Fropsrtas, Ndrs Un-
doubted. 1t is Glvays taken internally.
From the number of ts1timonials reeeiUeI,
rs are induced TO believe ii cures nine eases
cut of ten when directions are strictly fol-
bv,d. II is unequaNea for the cure Of
RHEUMATZSM, GOUT NEURAL.
GA, and kindred diSedpeS. For the re.
moval of SerofulG Kings Evil, SeaEd Head
Ttur, Ring Worm, &c, this medicine
claims VGst sgptrioritss Over al Others.
It's soOthing and Penetrating qualities are
felt as soOn as taken. Try it and be con.
vnced. gh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14

LoursvILLBP luns asssLA dispatch from
Frankfort says: The boiler. of a freight
lUe6m6itvstin 'frout Of 'ths rSiIfoAd depot
exploded this afternoon, shaking the whole
city and destroying a large portion of the
depot. su Four r5apeFsous were killed. and
eightor ten badly, perhaps fatally injured.
The bauseof the explosion is unknown.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14
To Invalid Soldiers
Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Clutches.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In TaEIR
mANUFACTURE. =


WHEE1INs, ". Va, April 25th, 1885.
I TAKE pleasure in stating to you that have
] CsIttully C&Amired the Artificial Legs manuEac.
tuItd by lfOEARD LEGhAN, ard for " hich you
hTe agent. Fer Iimplicity Il Construction As well
"a cuTHbiity ard convenience, have never seen
tu!thipR TO equal them, and therefore cheerfuiIy
Ittou mend The TO any who are unfortunate enough
10 red artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, your ObedIent servant,
JOHN K1RKER,
A. A.surgecD, o. s. A., In charge.
WHEEIxo, W. Va, April 9th, 1855
hAy" enTetUlly t1Amiped the Artificial Legs Of
LEONARD lEGRAE, and find them simple in theIr
coItiIuCtion, OtRood workmanship, light and VerV
substantially mbce They will be quite as ReFyice-
able - any artificial legs In use, and on account OF
their ttmpcity and strength lees liable to need re.
PAIRS ehttTtully recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs. - y,
JOHN PRIssELl, ~
A. A. Surgeon U. 3. A.
WEBBING, W. Va, April 28th. 1865.
Inc Artificial legs offered for sale by OHAHLRs
~ ~ ~, AGENT can recommend for the fClIcWfng
suNahiGRn: simplicity in structure, strength Of
' Rs'psctluiiy. I iiiya'HS IN pF''f R. W. HazLErr.
Surgeon Board Of EnrOllme6t. fi
j. Stcres me pleasure to state that LEONARD
LEIHAE, corner Of East Commons, AIIekhebV! IN
IninitI &C nc With an artificial Leg that can use
VIZ amer ere weeks using. cheeFfully recon.
mtnd to All who ale uufCrtuEate 10 need one 70 iVe
MIN call LEWIS 7RAhALEY
springdale, Allegheny county Pa.
lor further pariieulAtu call on or 0ddreas
CHARLES HEHLER, agent,
.,oe a. 49, Monroe, street,
DetWeen Market and Fourth
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14

UHRIcHv LIZ, January Is, 1885.
M W II .FovEY Dear cir: In November 1868,
my wife was token with severe attack Of II dam
nGioTy Rbeumstipm, con6ninR her to her bed, and
Tpr her entirely helpless for ever four mopths
after Hhich she improved In health sufficient 10 be
propped up in her bed, and ouHlIy the pains
would leave her 10 Shs could got about the room
upon erutehes. But ioI more than year abe could
not lit round weight. and with great trouble
could she iced herIslf Cold hands and feet were
her constant companions. ELe suffered terribly
most OF the lime, With severe paibn or crSmpS IN
her stomach, which appeared periodically, once .
month. keeping her in ed week at time. Upon
ny visit hcme fro IN my reg DeDt t5ltt o. v. H. on
the I'd day Of december last, called at your drug
store Bud found you opening some new goodS,
smOuE which was JOhnsOn's Rheumatic Compound
and Blood Purifier AtyoUrGugEestion IpurchAsei
3 bottle 1t scted like charm In her case eho
has been entirely free Of the pain In her StOmAch
her ret and htnd are warm the is DOW doing her
oVu hUuEe HOIk, aid yesterday did the chuTnng,
and you have III day I, ceived visit from her 10
bfIk you in peTIon for the Heavenly (as che calls
IT. Ttsi she has received from the use Of JohDSon's
Comhound, ISAIAH MOOR!
DO ucst ehetIiully affirm to the tbove descrip-
tion ofBy case true In every respect
hiNRiETTA MooR.S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14

GAtRo, June l2.-Judgsa Kellogg, Coll
lector Of thai port of New Orleans left for
that port to-day, to enter upon the dis.
charge of his official duties.
cit is reported That Gov Olarks Of Mis-
sissipPi, was arrested few days ago bat
PGt0led until further orders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14
Wsshlngton Dlspatehsr.
. APPLICATIONS FoR pARpov.

Over three hundred 'aaPpplioatifOGns sif for par.
don from, civilians have been received by
the Attofuey- General since the promul9a-
tton of the last amnesty, proclamation,
THE E1RLosIoN AT CITY POINT, ,,i.
"a, It is reported that Gen, yHallecki has be.
come possessed of the original order of the
rebel authorities directing detachment
fqr, service at City POINT and authorizing
tBsbi6WiDg dp If III th1 q btdihS6 q 9Isses Ii at
produced sueh terrible destruction last
Fall. The evidence as to these facts will
be offered before the military commission
,to-morroV.-,,F -. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14
THR nEAp LETrERsoErroR.

Thepublic may be surprised to learn
that the numberi of letters which are now
being received at the dead letter office, sent
there under the. neWtlaR which makes pre.
payment of POSTAGE compulsory, amodnts
to more than 10000 per week. These
figures denote great cRreleasuess or ignoL
rance of the law on the part of the senders
of these letters. The public should re-
member that the iOld law allowing letters
not prepaid to be2seut forward according
to the address, add double postage collect.
ed of the receiVers, has been repealed; that
now every letter not entitled to be carried
through the mails free must have a stamp
upon it, or it is sent to the dead letter
Office. Especial care should be taken by
every person to observe ct the time of de.
posting q letter in the post Office that the
stamp is firmly fixed upon it. Such atten!
tive scrutiny would soon reduce the nun.
Der of lettersE Iheld for postage" ani cohs
sequently prevent the embsrrassmeuts and
vexatious delays now arising from this
class of letters .1.sai3 q data
THB Np1oIMENTs AGAINST ,LEET RRECK1H-
sssr s5.s RlDGE AND OTHERS !t.v ~.
e Judge Underwood, ,s6t sth g. United States
District Court of 'Yirg ihia, arrived here to-
day from Norfolk with copies Of the eviS
denCeupon which the Grand Jury found
bills of Indictment agatust Lee, BrackIn
ridge, He1ry A. Wise, and some fifty ot6ef
rebels, civil and military. He has asked
the cooperation of Attorney Gsnetal
Speed, and intends to prosecute the trials
ea s0on Ss possible.sER
pEFLoItBIE STATE OF. SXSEA1Rs. AZ R1cH.
lai1 ~ Il il MoND. "a sss.g Tsf
b oHicers'of prominence. who have come
from Richmond within the last two days
represent deplorable state of things "a
exist IN that city in reference to the me-
groesS MRyor Mayo, the late rebel Mayor
hss 9een fseipstated g in his office, With full
HRlleck, the ancient law of Slavery il re.
s1-sei =7if - l5Szs - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14

NRw YORK. June l5,-Gold opened q
14l3, rose to 14S, and closed 1t l424.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14

= MAO Times Washington special says: A
strong fseliugis finding expression among
many leading, men here in favor of the
policy of appointing military governors for
some ofthei extreme Southern States, such
as South Caroline, Georgia, FiotiaaI, al.
ALBANIA and Mississippi, and of keepinp
these States under strict; military control.
until the people aresouce more thoroughly
returnedto their ayocalipna, and the labor
status of freedmen properly adjusted with
their late masters:' The efforts of the dell!
egatious from these quarters are not meet,
ing with much encouragement. There are.
several Promident Generals, with fue ex !!
eeptive abilities and cool heads, who can
NOV be spared to settle the disturbed af-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14

NEw YoRK, June l3.-The Tribune's
special says that General Al.
fred, Il. Terry has. .gonsdt0 Richmond! 10
take Halleck's position si4 II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14

Pm BURSH, January 1s65.fl
NtEsTB. r. Z. SIILIRs / Cc.:-DeAT firs: II is
with he ET'btGSt Ct PIGAII that hereby testify
to the efficacy Of your "Rh eumAtic Compound OF
oil the I'u edits ever tired Tor III eUu AtiEm yours
Vrhout doubt 10 the srTEBt D. mt st speedy. GAs
complete ATtyr TO that die ease bsore using your
ConI OuT d, mt cir &C then have been like q new
man. Your medicine is invaluable, beyond doubt,
and hereby recommend It 10 all ahiicted a. the
only Surt cure for that RiniuI diSeaSs
JAS. B. MCOLATOHRY,
40 Him stFeAt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14

NEw 'YORk, June gl3.-The Tribune's
special, dated St Louis, June 12th. says:
The new constitution is adopted. OH
cial aud semi-oficial returns from IA
COUNTIES, and the soldiers vote from Lit
tie Rock, give s42 msiority in favor of rat
ifiiot,attOn;, The vote to come in is favor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14
N. BEYMAN,
NOCOA CREAM,

mb37 1S' Main St, Wheeling w. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14
WitneS.-P. A. McclelIAnd.

PIITsBUB6, January IS, 1865
MCssTB. R. F. eKLLERs Cc.:-Gents: Allow mo
TO nioTm you that had boy, Iix years of age, 20
htiiILied Nnh ri eumAtilm that his leg was drawn
erooE ed and very much di,Abled. After tn ing oil
the iinin enis Could hear Of, to no puTpoIe vas
TectmmEnd'd 10 try JOhnSoh's Rheumatic Com
pound, manufactured by you. pUrChAted bottle
and before the halt OF It used the boys leg be
came pGIiesuy straight, and the pAiu left him en-.
uIeiy. IN Justice to you take pleasure in giving
You this tnfCTu alton, Tor the good Of those who
afflicted with the HAme disease
". E. BOOTH, eth Ward.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-14

ga,A Herald's special has the following:
~ Notwithstanding the osder of the PFesi.
dent dischArging all prisoners of war be-
low the rank of Major, large number 8 of
applications are daily made to him for
such discharges. Ali parties should un-
derstaud that these applications are unne.
cessary and useless. Very large numbers
of applications are made to the President,
for the discharge Of soldiers, " those term of
service does notie1pire'until after septhm-
Der 30th.' Such applications should be
made TO the Secretary of War, and such as
are received. blythe President are at once
referred to him for SUCH action as,he shall.
deem proper ID the premises.
The President has finally determined to
appoint Judge Parsons provisional Cover.
Gen, Sheridan has fsVised his report of
operations In North and South. Carolina,
and it will be re-pu6lisbedt by. the War
Department in,its amended form. %
All of Shefidan's cavalry remaining in
this ViGinilYs will be aunder!ths command
|, Of Mejor Gen, Crook, 7.4S a. II sty
|. It.sis understood thata Gen. Slough has
been, appointed Governor Of Colorado, 10
place Of Mr.. Evans, Gen. Slough received
his first military commission from Colonel
Gilpin, first Governor of this territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

CHILDREN IN JAPAN.-During more
than half years residence 10 Japan, /
have never seen quarrel among young or
Old l have never seen . blow struck;
scarcely an angry face. / have seen the
childres at their sports, flying their kites
on the hills, and no amount of intertangled
strings, or kites lodged in the trees. pro.
voked angry words or impotence. have
seen them intent on their games of jack
stones and marbles, under the shady gate
ways of the temples. but have seen no
approach to quarrel among them. They
are taught implicit obedience to their pa
rents, but | have never seen one of them
chastised. Respect and reverence for the
aged is universal. A crying child is a
rarity seldom heard or seen. We have
nothing to teach them in his respect ont
of our abundant civilization. Ispeak from
= what know of the little folks of Japan,
for more than any other foreigner have i
been among them. OF ell that Japan holds,
there IL nothing / like half 90 we'll as the
happy children. l shall always remem-
Der their sloe. black eyes, and rudy,
brown faces with pleasure. / have play
ed battledore with the little maidens in
the streets, and flown kites with as happy
set of boys as one could wish to see.
They have been my guides 10 my ram
bles, shown me where all the streams aud
ponds were. where the flowers lay hid in
the thieket, where the berries we're ripen
ing on the bills; they have brought me
shells from the ocean. snd blossoms from
the field, presenting them with al the
modes,y and less bashful grace than
young American would do We have
hunted the fox-holes together, and looked
for the green ADD golden ducks among the
hedges. They have laughed at my bro
ken japanese, and taught me bett.r; add
for happy, good-natured set Of childreu.
l turn out my little japanese friends
against the world. God bless the boys and
girls of Niphoul-[ Letter from japan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06

II is . curious circumstanoe. and not
generally known, that most OF ~ oaks
which are called spontaneous are plaatsd
by the squirrels. The little animal he
performed the most essential service TO
the British sation.
A gestisman walking ono day in Z
wood Belonging to the Duke Of Beaufort,
near Trevhouse, IN the county Of Noa.
mouth, bad his attention diverted By I
squirrel which sat very eomposedly @
the ground. He stoppsd to observe his
motions in . lev moments the squirrel
darsed like lightning 70 the top s. the
tree beneath which be had been sitting.
II an instant BE VA doWa with auacorn
10 his mouth, and began to borrow in The
earth Nth his paws.
After digging small hole, Be stoopsd
dowa and 1epositsd ths asoEs, thsu eov-
sEing Il, he dastsd up ~ ssse again. n
= moment - ~ down With asosher.
which 10 buried IN the sans panansr
Ihn be soatinped 70 . = loog = -
lkosght proper y vaish him.
fhe indussrJ 81 this litlle auinlal 10 d.
pesasd = -shs purpose 81 securing hipself
sesinst psss Il winter, and . iG u rob.
abls hat bis memory 10 bot slfeisafjy
soe6oetee y ensble hin = sod6nt6f IA
49, = Ukioh he deposits etosy acoeI j,
- i11astriesS Ktals fIlleoy ~ 16a1s.
looss - svSty -. II - apsinr
~ sd - l1olf4o " onnnlR M, 800
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-06
TO our PATRONS.

We would assn remind our readers that tis season Of
the year b time w they constantly liable 70 sud
den Influenza throat kc While TIE children
In constant dansr from Group, throat and lung
paints 1t 10 impovtsst that every head Of family
should provide remedy that ready 1T all times Fer inn
mediate use whether sseaed at the dead hour Of night
with the brsakSne ont u hard ccld the hacking Of
violent cough 81 The shdren with that ok dangerous
OF I'll dseAsescrcu Is the uidsy hour you should
always be prepared In cpes Cough Bals4m you Viii
lind ready and efIsctual remedy. grappes and
trolls the 0st stubborn conghs while
In Group IL n sovereign The price Ii bnt forty
cents per bottethe bottles twice the size OF any other
at the same price. Delays dangerous You should
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