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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-28
FL SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT
.osnci gdi --oF-- la5ds' s'dJiW eu~3
PRIVATE COMPLAINTS
Chronic Diseases. Consumption,
Scrofuln, Syphilis, Seminal De
bility, and all Female Com
plants,
DIR. DO Ill N s O N,
y, a.i No, Is East Friend str,est,o '' oa
THIRD Door from South -Highj Street,
-au OF COLUMBUS, o.. 91i,it
Testimonials from the Nuedical Pro
fCssiOn and Others.

Testimonials from the medical Pros
fcssiOn and Others ,,.,.
Mr.. EDITOR: It's with pleasure make known the
following facts to tho public, believing my
may be of service 70 some invalid WHO has hitherto
failed TO obtain relief. At all events am doing no
more than Justice TO the medical genilomenof your
city. in coniessing that have successfully treated
several very bad cases Of seminal weakness and fe-
male complaints. by adopting the mode Of treatment
now prescribed by DR.. johnson.
For female weakness, do not know Of anything
that can equal these remedies. j have prescrI9 PED
them for great many ladie. who have been troubled
for yeArs with weakness and in every case perfect
cure has been effected; some very bad cases have
yielded TO this mode Of treatment IN the short space
of two weeks. Yours, respeettnllly,y g, nod
Cleveland, o., Dec. 23d, 1863. @u' 'H H'''DN
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TFrom The New York Evening Express.I ..'.
"Our telegrsphic dispatches received today from
the Oil Regions, inform us Of the striking Of 200
barrel flowing we'll On Cherry Run. NEAR The Fmsr
NATIONAL PETROLEUM. C6ArASY's PRoPERrY.--
Cherry Run Stocks will beint demand Tomorrow
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lumbus, Ohio. On and after August 18th 1885.
trains will run as follows:
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DISEASES OF THE BLOoD,&C

Dr!Johnson- Dear Sir--l must again. state that
your remedies for scrofula and blood diseases are
really excellent For sctofula syphilis, or impurities
bf the blood, find they never fail 70 cure when
worst cases Of syphilis now In our hospitals in tho
shortspace of two months. -, - psITt ,y2H7iG
Cincinnati, December IS, 1868. lo7rN .in2'
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TAKE PARTtoUIaRo NOTICE--I,r. johnson

TAKE PARTI0ULA R. NO 0TICE--Dr johnson
addresses all those who have injured themselves by
Improper indulgence and solitary habits which ruin
both body and mind, uniting them for either BUSH
ness, study, society or marriage.
/ DR. johnson has for many years exclusively de-
voted his attention to the treatment of the disorders
referred TO in these Testimonials
Address, y dDR. CHAS. +. JOHNSON, ~
! No. l3 East Friend Street, Colupbus. Ohio.
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TmPOUTaNT no .BADIEsv

Our Periodical Drops will brine. on the monthly
sickness ia cases of characterization, apy cause,
Price u 90. N. B!-Ladies who are pregnant should
not use thenn. .19JIf- Dn9Ut jrfl pRl5lb..yMd ~
Tonic for female Weakness certain cure; ~ ~ w.
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-.LI
TFrom The NewtYork .World.I !

/ lJIIIc llrom The NewtYofk World.J n XIV
; "fHE FIRsr NATION Al PBraoEEUM Coaf Any z
first tclsss organization, whose officers are of til
highest standing, and We cheerfully recommend II
10 parties dssifons Of purchasing reliable stocks
The Gencfal Sdperintendentis pioneer in the Oil
business, and well known as . most eficisnt mana
.rnJ 10 B9YiJj9I ,tQq!s>Iasilh holI 'r5'iIUla
liz 'n9sglqsI .9Gb-01 uG9Tnd s'n1mb31
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GOOD PRO OPERTY
-qG sr $50 hHpod OF uiF Ii"a" ae.'''-Hp
for any and all persons TO hold.
.IFrom The Now YORK Herald.l

.s.ir 'From The New York HeraldJ pl uln'
"News has been received and sbundantly con-
frmed from several sources of the striking Of now
barrel Well on Cherry Run, above the Reed Wei.
A FEW RODS FROM THE PROPERTY or The FIRST
NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY" .s7ip3if aE
II -LL- f.,I.-L -iINI III L.L MII II ...LlL--
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Certificate from the Key. DIR. Hamil.
-" ton q. French, of MONTREAL.
INV wife, who WAS subject 10 debility many yoarsg
The medicines were used only TIVE months, ~ ,rit
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SEMINAL WEAKNEss.

DIR. Johnson--I haye cured, by the use of your
remedies several patients that have been inmates q,
the Lunatic Asylum from the evil effects OF seminal
slider nothing can equal yonrmedicinesi MN, 700
j w. SALLINS, M. ID.
Albany, N. Y. !, October is, 1868. q JE'N tBi-'i
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CrRcLEvILLE, Feb. 18th, 1865.


The Warm Air Furnace invented and
manufactured by Mr.. Peter Martin, of Gin
cinnati, was put into the Union school
building of this city in November last, and
thus far It has given entire satisfaction. 1t
surpasses other furnaces in the following!
important particulars; 1t has, compare
lively, greater heating surface; produces
larger volume Of heat with given amount
offuel the condition of the air in respeetl
<otemperature, moisture and purity, is SUI
perior; the admission Of cold air, the sup
ply of warm air for the several rooms, and,
the fires, are more easily regulated.
N avoid scorching and decomposing the;
air, as is done, to some extent by other hot
air furnaces, and to secure to each room an
abundant supply Of pure, fresh an, warmed
to q pleasant temperature, as well as to pro-
tect the wrodghtiron air9Aues from
the effects Of the fire, 1t Is essential that
the warm air-fues leading. to the school
rooms, q shouldsi be al, least twelve
inches in diameter. This viii insure the
influx Of such large and rapid current OF
fresh air as to prevent the wrought-iron
fties from being overheated, and thus secure
the durability Of the furnace, and keep the
warm air in a healthfnl condition. 1t isl
deemed proper 10 Statefn this connection,
that our Board of Education was induced
tolorder Mr.. Martins Furnace, because two
other furnaces had been previously used In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26
Boston Wool Market.

1t is considered low trick to pull wool over
ones eyes, but no good dealer will charge US with
SO doing-not even the unhappy broker who did
not know how much wool our market handled
when we report that the market for the week has
occupied that happy middle extreme" between
dizziness and activity. That is to say, while the
market has generally been quiet, and small sales,
OF which there generally are many. have been few
this week, still there have been some heavy ope-
rations that, although effected quietly, and with
no flourish Of trunpets, will make an aggregate of
sales equal to that Of any recent week.
Sales have mainly been of domestic WOOL The
Pennsylvania and Ohio wool begins to come in.
and much is expected soon. Michigan, Western
and ONO are selling at the prices OF last week.
une manufacturing company made the large pur-
chase OF about 400 600 lbs, and several sales have
been made by dealers to the amount Of 100 900
to l5O, 600 lbs each. The sales range from 624 to
S21c for fleece and pulled
Tit. New York auction sale has ceased to in
terest The public, having, though well managed,
failed to produce the results that were expected
The sale was we'll attended, the bidding for the
finer wool somewhat spirited, yet the prices reach
ed did not justify risking much Of the higher
priced wool. Some lots were therefore withdrawn.
The tendency Of the sale has been to keep the New
York market quiet, and prices ct about the for
slowly, and the prices asked by the wool raisers
in soms parts Of the country are very high. The
sales comprise 7o,0o0 lbs Tub, 1t 70075c; $4,000
lbs merino pulled, 66c; 10000 Ms heavy and me-
dium 1eeee at s540 $50; Iii, 600 Ms fns, 739 76c;
8, 600 ibs common, $50; $1,000 ns No. pulled,
Sic and some smaller lots, ranging from 41to 7oe.
Receipts sincc January 1t, squal 1e3,053 bales.
Receipts FOR the week, LASS bales. sales tbS ths
weak about o00,0 ns.-Bultst;a.
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CITY NEWS.
The Rally To-Day.

The fare to the Junction and return has
been reduced to fifty cents. Let there be a
general gathering of the loyal masses of Lee
county at the Junction to-day, and much
good will be accomplished. A soldiers con-
yention--such gathering will show but a
proper appreciation of the heroic labors of
the loyal soldiers of Lee county and the Gov
eminent. 1t will show the Copperheads that
the utilization" scheme won't work. 1t
fzzled in Des Moines 'sNot much, Mary
Ann, in soldier phrase, did the boys in blue
stand firm for four years against the rebels
South, and the meanest ''fire-i in the-rearn
gentry North, and fight until the rebellion
was played ont by their own valor, to come
home and lie down in the same political bed
with Butternuts. Turn out, then, in force,
to-day. Honoring Mr.. Lincoln, supporting
Mr.. johnson, with gratitude to the living sol
diery, and kindly memories for the Dead
meet to-day, and strengthen the Union of
those who stood uni ted for the Government.
and give no support in peace to those who
were the enemies of the country in time of
war Turn out, with your flags and banners.
and good feeling, and determination to
bury away, at the coming election, the peace
sneak party in Iowa forever.
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Chicago Live stock Marks,.

From the chicago Republican. Aug. 24ta.
Beef Cattle-The receipts by rail to-day number
100 head and the reported sales = 600 head at
s. p tor common, to q IL for extra Illinois
steers.
The market has exhibited considerable activity
throughout the day, and prices of all, except the
lowest grades. have shown greater frmness, tnough
no quoiable advance has been gained.
The supply Of prime stock has been light, as
usual. but, in the absence of any very active in
quiry. prices were not materially affected
Eastern shippers not operating 10 any ex-
tent, tue adyices from that quarter are not Of
such nature to create confidence in n remnne-
rative return
To-day's business has been in medium grades,
for the Pittsburg and Baltimore markets and the
ruling prices for such are fully equal to those OF
last week, and exhibit greater iirmness Stock
steers have been in active request, and have
realized satisfactory prices.
Among the good droves sold TO day was one OF
ll2 head, averaging 1899 lbs, sold BY Enoeh 4
Dawson to Otis for 81 10 p loo his.
We quote the market active. and prices un-
changed and firm.
Hogs-The receipts to-day have been about
5000 head, and the sales the Sane. Prices have
ranged from Sl0 50 for common to Sll 60 for
extra.
The supply has not been abundant and the
briskness OF the demand has absorbed them all,
most as soon unloaded. Tie great inquiry
has been Tor heavy butcher hoga for the Cincin-
natl, Cleveland and Philadelphia markets, and
the competition of buyers advanced prices loG
l5e p loo Ms over the price of yesterday.
New York shippers are almost entirely out OF
the market, the continued high rates here render
ing it impossible to ship without an almost abso-
lutte certainty Of loss, has induced partial sus-
pension Of the shipping interest. On the other
hand, butchers hogs are in more active request.
We quote the market active, and prices l0ia Sc
higher than yesterday, closing firm. Price ranged
from $40 so to ii 60.
Sheep-The market has been well supplied and
the demand moderate. Good ones find ready sale.
while the inferior grades are slow. Price ranged
from - IS to 90.
Seeds were unchanged, with a moderate de-
mand. Timothy sold at IS 1904 90 q Blu, and
Glover at $40 p bushel.
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OTHER RESOLUTIONS.

Then Edwards, of Lee county, offered an
independent christening resolution, whereby
the party was named the Union anti-negro-
suffrage party.
Milt. Walker moved resolution condemn
ing the murder of President Lincoln, which
was adopted.
ADJOURNED TILL EVENING.
Then Edwards, of Lee county, moved to
nominate candidates for State officers, and
the motion was carried but somebody moved
that the convention adjourn to o'clock, to
talk over the question of candidates and see
who it was best to nominate and on this mo-
ton oil the delegates voted-23 for the mo-
ton and % against, showing just 46 delegates,
besides Ballinger, of Lee county. President
Ballinger, of Lee county, having the casting
vote, went for the motion, the object of which
was TO have conference with the big snakes
who hung around the convention, to tell Ed
wards, and others of Lee county, what to do
and who to nominate The manipulators say
that, after consultation, they can get up a
ticket that the copperheads will indorse to-
morrow, by resolving that, in the present con-
ditlon of the country, it is inexpedient to
nominate State ticket
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOLDIERS WHO WITH
DREW.
The Withdrawing soldiers held large and
enthusiastic meeting at Sherman hall. The
hall was packed to its utmost capacity, and
none but the ''boys in blue were allowed to
take any part in the proceedings. Eloquent
and stirring speeches were made by Captain
Mcpherson, B. F. Murray, Sergeant Mcleod,
and other soldiers; and the following resolu-
tons were adopted:
"Resolred, That we, the citizen soldiers of
Iowa, never have affiliated, and never will af-
fiate, with the copperheads of Iowa, in any
political party whatever
'Resotred, That, leaving the question of
negro suffrage in allegiance, we will support
the nominees of the republican convention
held at Des MONIES on the l4th of June
last.
You can put down the republican majority
in this State at 10000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26
finanfiaI and Commercial.
KEOKUK MARKET.

DAILY GATE CIrY OFFICE,
August Is, 1855.
Only fair business to-day, and little or no
change in quotations.
WHEAr-Firm 1t yesterdays figures. Old Fall
81 50 to 70; new Fan 81 80 to 50; choice new
Fall 81 10; old Spring 81 10 to 80.
CoRs-very limited quantity in the market,
and price ranged from 43 to 45c.
0Ars-New, 1sc; old, "a to 35c.
RrE-Old, soc; new, As to soc.
BEASs-Good white, zoe; navy, 81 10.
SEEDs-Timothy seed, So 90; Flax-seed, 81 so.
Eces-An advance of cent; We quote at IL to
Is cents.
BurrER-Firm, with slight advance for good
packed. Sales at II to 2lc.
LARD-l8 to gle.
HAY-Timothy, 81 90 to IL 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

The Hdrkege says at the reception of the
news at Burlington of the proceedings and
" failure of the Edwards Balinger- Copper
head Lee county Convention, held at Des
Moines on the 23d 1.-THE more intelligent
OF the Copperheads acknowledged that there
was no hope for them, that the child was too
sick to live. They declared it useless to nomi
nate even county ticket, and one violent fell
low with an oath informed knot of his com
rades last evening on the post office corner.
that Chas. Mason and old Clagett had ruined
every political undertaking they ever had
anything to do with, and that the Democrats
of Iowa were lower than the thieves and
money changers who were kicked out of the
Temple eighteen hundred years ago, all from
following the lead of these men. There is
CONSERVATION in the camp here. The Cops
are stirred up. But it is like a stirred up
skunk's nest
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New York Market.

New York Market.
BY Telegraph nsv Yoex. Aug rs.
Cotton-stssay 1t 4so4sc for mi6aiing.
FIour-l0 1bc better eSG7 03 Scs Extra State.
s5G9 so for Extra Il. II. O., and z51u ~ for
branfs
whhky-steady; western 1t ? 1904 70.
Wheat-Nofs activs and 10 2c higher at 660l So
for Chicago Spripg 1901 50 forMii Club; ss4l 80
az IS for Amber Mch- Is for Amber state, ~
| for White Mich.
Rye-Firm Western at CSC
bailey AMI Barley Malt Quiet sud nominal.
Corn A tive aud q better At N0Q5c for unso1nd;
s60e7c for sound mixed Western, chief 80 Ds51
Including 5000 bushels of Western Yellow arrive
o..
ost2c better. eslss Of Western at 6s0csc the lat
ter rice extreme.
c.nee-yirm- Fio sold yesterday 1ss<0l4s<e.
Gugar-Aciire and higher at l214@lsa<c for Usba and
Muscovadss Porto Rico.
Moiasses-Quiet.
Wooi-Dull
Petroleum-Dul a. 3Ic for Crude; s315le for Refined
In bond, and do Free NJ e997I1<c
Pork-Heavy and dol at 20 5G137 62k for nev
meas, cosing u ~ e2L cash; - sos30 rs Tor Is6s4
dos ~ % f,r prime Al@o, &.5s0 bbls Soy
tenbrr seller and bnl ers option, nj 81 00o32 o..
Beef-Active and firm It 0Ooi7 % for plain mess,
and 10 Oo6a14 % FOR mess
Beef Hsms-Dull Prime mess beef quiet. sales Of 50
iierc.s 1t IS TO.
Gut Mears-In moderate request At l4142l6J<c for
shoulders, and IS;G2sc for hams.
BAcon-nuli
Lard -Firmat 19lz62@Lc
Batter-F.ir demand Il 2l029c for Ohio, and 3io
cSc f,r State.
chss..-stesdy at osIe54c for common TO prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

PERsSAL.-Our friend Lieut.. Clemmen-
shaw. who has been for some time in COM
nand Of the Veteran Reserve Corps at this
place has been ordered to report at Daven-
port, his duties at this place being ended with
the removal of the soldiers. He leaves to-
day. Lieut.. c. is completely gentlemen
and good officer. He has made many
friends during his stay in keokuk. If fortune
iavors the deserving our friend c. will ever
be.in luek
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

GES. JOHN W NoBLE.-This gallant Iowan
whom we are proud to claim as distin-
guished citizen of this place. arrived ut home
Yesterday, and was warmly welcomed BY
many friends Gen. Noble impressed all who
knew him from the time of his entering the
service with his fine military talents. Brave
as soldier, faithful and gallant as an officer,
he has filled with marked ability every posi-
ton to which he has been assigned. His
promotions hos been rapid and constant, but
in every case he richly earned the rank CON
ferred. He comes home bringing the rich
lustre of an unsullied good name as a man.
and the record of career of unusual bril-
nance as an officer. The gallant leader of a
gallant regiment, the regard of his men of the
Third Iowa Cavalry will be shared by our
people at large, who, delighting to honor all
iowas capable and brave sons, will very
highly esteem son so eminent and mer;to.
rious as Gen. John W. Noble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

Ire white-livered party which met in con.
vention on the 9th, after having villi6ed and
warred upon the soldiers behind their backs
Tor four years. while they were absent fighting
the battles of the country, now that peace Is
restored and the soldiers have returned
valiantly ground their arms, ignore their
name and belle their record and tender their
alliance to the soldiers convention in MAKING
war upon the Union men of the North. who
stood forth at the risk of assassination and
massacre in support of the cause for which
the soldiers we're fighting in the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

"AHd this our tye, apart from public haunt,
ftnds sermons IN stones, books IN the runRiag
brook.
And good in ererythiag."
The wan, dyspeptic expression of feature, so
familiar and common to the American people, has
formed the text upon which DR.. Drake has based
the medical experiments that have produced the
Great Tonic of the day--PLASrATIoS BrrTERs.
For Headache. Vertigo, Dyspepsia, Heartburn.
Dizziness and the thousand aches and ills the
stomach of man is heir to-PLASTATioS BirrEEs
the only safe, sure and universal antidoie and
remedy.
d-Tu-Thu-Sat-wIt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26
Treasury DEPARTS eat,
-orrlcs o. oo.pr.oLIra o, rns cuasrscr

W'sHs' SuIy 5b05.
WHEREAS,,b by satisfactory evidence pre-
~ scented TO the nndtr-ixn. Il II has beer aaae
to aonear hat 1.-THE STATE NATIONAL
BANK OF KEOKUK,",n the Of Keokuk 10
IN the county 81 Ire and State Of Iowa duly
gained under AID corting to- The requirements OF the
Act q Congress entitled IAN Act provide National
Currency secrred BY pledge Of United States Bonda
and to provide for the circulation and redemption there
OIL approved june d 1854 and has compled with all
before comm.ncag the busners Of Banking under aid
NOV, theref,re, !, FREEMAN Clarke, Comptroller Of
TreNAt BANK o. KsnkuK In the city Of RECRUIT In the
county Of Lre and 6tae Of Iowa. Il authorised 10 com.
ncccs the businsss Of Banking nuer the Get Aforesaid
~ In testimony whereof witness nv hand and
- tssai Of once, this 18th dsv Of July. 1895.
- FRS ExAN CLARKE,
No. 1,44i.1 Coupt,oIIsr Of the Currenev
ty21-t3n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

Auction SALE.-Howe & Tylsr will sell
this morning at 10 o'clock lot second hand
furniture, cook stoves, one large dining table.
Also one good mich cow Also fine team
OF young horses, good and sound and fit for
sill work. Also one large frst-rate fishing
seine. skiff, boat and oars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26
Chicago Market.

chicago MARKET
By Telegraph Jaic.so Aug rs.
Flour-Active and Arm. Sales at 10 2st9i2 50 4 r
Whit v Inter. 25A9 Is for Rcd " Inter, Aud COZ
20 fr Spring Extras
What Spring 1Sc b~tter anb Red Winter irss ae,ivs
and l,wer At 81 for No. | Red S11Gl W for No
Spring, and 2sG1 SfrSo2 do.
orn-Arfive and 14c better at T1075c for Yellow, -
1sS for No l. ans 1o1<d21oc for No
Osts-Activ~ and better NJ 3oGsel<r fof No. i, and
3cD361fe for N..1
kye-sc better at 1.@soc for No l, and 1&S7so for
Mo-
Barl-y-L--s active Ard lower at fORe6c
Nhisky-Aetve and lie better ~ 2 if412 ".
Provs ns-Mrss FORK sivan I'd 70 1t 10 badel CO
a. the close 20 80 " or choice, and prime dull
and namin Il ~ ~ 6o1& %. Bulk dSli 1t lI1
for shoulders iS<c oY sdes, AID isc for baa loose.
LAID omibal At 81 42.c
HoEs-st~say and nrnl ~ 10 20 ell 10
Beef Cattle -3ood Cattle hrn, md poor 25clover
Flax Feed Scarce and wanted 1T s012 d.
Aoaey-C.ose.
kKchsnse-Easier.
Gols-i&3-GlA 1881
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

WE had the pleasure of meeting yesterday,
Col. VIM. A Schmill, the Quincy correspon-
dent of the Chicago Republican, He hopes
TO visit our place again and address our Ger
man fellow citizens before the election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

THE NuPrIAL TIE has been described as a knot
fixed with the tongue which the teeth cannot un-
loose. But the teeth themselves, if beautiful by
the aid of SozoDoST, are powerful agents in pro-
dueng the fascination which leads TO marriage
The charm. which this delicious preparation lends
to the breath, too, has decidedly hymeneal ten
dency. White teeth and = pure breath What
heart can resist them
d-Tu-Thu-Sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-26

lHAT SOLDIERS RECEPTION. has be-
come OF it? What is to come of it? The
Third Cavalry is now here, and with it. near.
iy all the boys of Old Lee are at home. Let
us have soldiers reunion, and a credi,able
one, and let have il soon.