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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN RICHMOND
"A SOLDIER KILLED-GREAT
EXCITEMENT.

The Richmond papers of Wednesday give ac
counts of the explosion on Tuesday of n maga-
zine IN the block of buildings on the canal, above
the Tredegar Works. The first report was heard
precisely at four O'Clock, and was quickly fol-
lowed by the rapid explosion of shells, viyidly
calling TO mind the fearful scenes of the ever
memorable Sd of April.
The ammunition was the property OF tho late
confederate 6overnmeni, and was stored away
in six small wooden houses, erected about egh-,
teen months since, situated as above described
and known in the days of the Confederacy as
the "rredegar Arsenal" OF she'll shot, rife
cartridges and the like, these houses contained
between fifteen hundred aud two thousand
rounds. large quantity of percussion caps was
also stored away in one OF the houses.
Fragments OF shells were thrown for miles
around. Persons living on Oregon Hill we're
compelled to flee for their lives. Several Of
the residences were struck, but happily none Of
the inmates were injured.
The accounts vary as to the number of per-
sons injured, but it has been ascertained that a
soldier, named Robert Haley, 24h United
states regular infantry, was 80 seriously wound
ed that he died shortly after the explosion. lie
was found lying not many feet from the verge Of
the flames He cried out, "For Gods sake,
take me out of this Don't hurt me; | am
wounded" Il was then discovered that he was
irighlfully maugled. A piece of shell, weighing
several pounds, had struck him in the left thigh
making hole in which the two hands could bt
laid, and seyerng the femotal artery. Their,
were other frightful wounds upon his person.
The origin Of the explosion is not positively
known.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
Building on the Sand.

Ills well 10 WOO, it's we'll to we'd,
For 80 the world hath done
since the myrtles grew, and roses blew,
Aud morning brought the sun.
But have care ye young and fair,
BE sure ye pledge with truth;
De certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days Of youth.
For If ye give not heart to heart,
As well as hand for hand,
foull find you've played the "unwise" part
And "built upon the sand"
'Tia we'll to save, It's well 10 have
a goodly store OF gold.
And hold enough Of shining stuff,
For charity is cold
But place not all your hope and trust,
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust
Unmixed with purer things
And he who piles up gold alone,
VIII Often have to stand
Beside his Golfer chest, and own
It's "built upon the sand"
"Tis good to spenk in kindly guise
And sooth where'er we can
Fair speech should bind the human mind
And love link man to man.
But stay not at the gentle words,
Let deeds with language DWELL
The one who pities starving birds,
bhould scatter crumbs as we'll.
The mercy that is warm and true
Must lend helpiug hand,
For those who talk, yet fail to do,
But "buid upon the sand"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A
YOUNG GIRL-SHE COMMITS SUICIDE

The New York papers contain the following
On Wednesday morning last, Ellen Owens 16
years Of age, an intelligent, prepossessinq eirl
who resided with her sister, Mrs +. Cooley in
Willow street, Hoboken, disappeared from her
home, and although inquiries we're made in every
direction, no tidings OF her whereabouts coula
be obtained until about & o'clock on SUNDAY
evening. Mr.. Cooley, who vas recently a
captain on one Of the Southern steamers, arrived
home on Sunday, and learning of the unaccount.
able absence of his sister in-law, left home about
o'elops Tor the purpose of making further
inquiry for her 10 New York.
Upon arriving at the ferry house, foot Of
Barclay street. Mr.. Cooley met the girl on The
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22

A PALPABLH Hit ny GEN. GRAsr.-Duhl
the siege OF Ficksburg knot of officers gather
around Gen. Grant, and for want Of bsla
employment amused themselves ia guessing I
ages Of prominent officers. Among the n
they discussed Gen. MoClernand, who '
absent at the time, but whose consequential d
were notorious, and whose differences with Cd
Grant were equally well known, One CUES,
that he was about fifty years'of age. "0h, %
said Gen. Grant, "such a man was never goi
in JViy years" The hit was too papable not
arouse the boislerous merriment Of all around
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22

A USEFUL INvENTIoN.-The Baltimore
Clipper announces that several citizens of
Maryland have succeeded in perfecting
an invention which will produce the pulp
used in the manufacture of paper at one
third of the present price. Steps have
been taken to procure patent. 1t will
prove very useful invention.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
Progress of Human Rights,
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.

BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Each days decline
Makes less the line
That has been drawn by human pride
Betwixt "the great"
And those whose fate
ls NOT to wealth and pomp allied
In Britain once
Each lordly Ounce
Appeared in silks and ermines fair,
But humble men
Did not dare then
Aught but the cOarsest stuffs to wear.
Now honest skill
May as it will
Its earnings and its taete employ,
And clothes as neat
As one can meet
Grace the Woodworking man and boy.
The foreign peer,
The rulers here,
Senators, President, aud all,
Can boast no clothes
Better than those
Which you may buy at Tower Hall
Our stock being constantly replenished b
arge daily additions, we are enabled to offer
arge assortment of oil kinds, styles, and size
1f clothing at the lowest possible prices.
TOWER HALL,
No. 6lS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
AN EEL sroRY.-The Baltimore cyi

AN EEL SToRY.-The Baltimore Clip
per tells the following eel story =
ga big eel the other day got into the
water-wheel of the grist mill at Black
WELLS Mills, Somerset county, Del, and
actually stopped it. AT the same place
several days subsequent, another eel was
caught which measured three and half
feet in length, and ten inches in circum-
ference.
As we have no such county as Somer-
set in Delaware, we presume the whole
yarn may be set down as fsh story.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22

An ExPLANAnoH. Young ladies are often
ASKED why they blush SO when spoken to about
ensiI lovers put they are seldom able to give a
satisfactory answer. Taking pity on their
bashfulness, writer in the American Medical
Gazette furnishes tire following lucid explanation
Of the beautiful phenomenon: nThe mind com.
munioates with the central gsnglion; the latter,
by reflex action through the brain and facial
nerve, to the organic nerves in the face, with
which its branches inoculAte.' The mystery is
now perfectly clear.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22

CANNOT ESCAPE Hrs GREATNESS RI
chanan Is tho victim of his own personal A
political unpopularity. lie can no more esc,D
1t than he can bis own shadow. He is mosten
phatlcally suffering from that peculiar cOniis
of the human facts where greatness is thru
upon man. Mr.. Buchanan lives at Lnpcs.,,
Pa.--has lived there for many long years, exc,
at intervals of official duty elsewhere-ses1
persistent in st living there, and the people %,
determined to let him know that they kBoE
lives there. We learn from citizen Of Pen
sylvania that for three yesrs In succession \
voters of his city have hOnored him with Ii,
suhrages as constable to the extent Of an els
tom and thrice under the law requiring it. b
the old p. F.. gone to the proper authorities !,
made oath that his election was without !
wish, knowledge or procurement. and that
did not desire to hold tho office. Ia this vi
MIR. buchanan is annually reminded thli
holds distinguished place ip the popular n
gard of his city. Having been an ardent ef.
seeker oil the days Of his matured life ID
would seem TO be fitting diversion for ils svsI
ng.-Bu9alo Express.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
MCDOWELL Il Co.,
CORNER THIRD AND KING STREETS
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
IMPORTERS AND DRALRRs N
Iron, Steel, and. Coach Hardware
&C., &c.
ALSO BITUMINOUS COAL.
LSO BITTMIEOGS COAL.
haye always on hand = iull ass

SsSzEuA Have always on hand full Aasortnsh
a lR0R AND sTRgl,
90 = Best brands OF American Hammered q
'. Rolled bars English refined BArs q J
sizes, Band Hoop, and slit lron best Norway Nail R'l
and Anger shspesi Galvanized and Black Sheet N
yast Shear, Blister, German, swede, Spring Tire "
heinery and Tap Steel.
smith, Coaehand other HArdwara-IIorss shoei, i'il
Shoe Nails Borax, Bolts, Clips NUTS, Washers, MAsi
SSahtings, Wagon BoxoH Springs, Axes, Spokes. Fela
pnAilH Bows &C. Carriage Canvass, Oil Carpet Rsilsl
hnsmeled Top and Dash Leather Gimblst pointed sirss
~ Ny Coach Hardware Of all kinds Iron Wire GalVnh
NIlIs rabbit Metal, Lead, spelter, BAnca Tin shs
End other chEing.
smhhs and other Tools.-Anylls, Vices, Bellies
Sielges, Hammers, shoeng Knives Fea Rasps smltiI
Drills, Tire Benders Twere Irons, Stocks ana bes N
PERI and other Meehanlcs' Tools.
-, o. which will be sold At very low prices vhosA
Ahp retail, for cash or approved credit,
NORRIS MCDOWELL
t. ISAAC V, LLOYD,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 7O9 Chestnut Street, Above Seventh
tAdlOiniDs the Masonic TempIsl
PHILADELPHIA:

ans old and popular hota Is situated In The Ii
rd 81 business and convenient to the Steamboat ~
bi az al, @ access from which 10 the hotel Is aih
esea va and newly furnished AMI in every respect isli
Tbs " tn Wishes and desires Of the travelling pu
duct Of other hotels will BE- ~ ssat srsrspy thai
t Vm & l'h part viii be spared to make the 'Washl
aba IN s-oass house The arder will be uns1esP'
gee his old friends and former patrons Of The nih
snS Wilmington, and States Uniou," PhilAdePh
ana 10 welcome many new ones.
jan27.sm OhAs' m' AhnN MSnas,t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
GROCERIES.

which he is selling at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Houseksepsrs are requested to sal AHd eF4mlne nls
st9ek Of goods The 5ubgeriber having been ensSa al
the 81 very business In the store Of James Morrow "a
several years, feels confident that by strict attention
pnliness he VIM give entire saiisfaeonto all VINO n''
isbs dn. '''- '' JAMES NJ. JoNEs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22

The Attention of Gardeners
anG Truckers Is called tc cur ,aiso al well ies'i
81 Iesh and reliable Garden seeds, which We ss
I1yhceniy laid n Tomato, Beet Extra Rarly and IT, i
iln f peas. &c. for early sowing Also choice ss''
@. CHANDLER 4 son,
- Flour and Seed Store
mHfs No. GIL Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
The Money Market.

The following quotations we're furnished ul
H. H. Robinson Il Co., Bankers corner. Of FnI
and Market streets, at one o'clock ysst'r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-21
GENERAL CIRCULAR To FREEDHES
5iOusr's latest circular:
BUREAU REFUGEES. FREEDMEN ASDl


sionsr's latest circular:
BCEEAC REFUGEES, FREEDMEN ASDl
AEANDGSED LANDS,
JACKSON, Miss, NOy. j, 1855.
Circular Letter.
II Il constantly reported to the Com
missioner and his agents that the freed
men have been deceived as TO ths inten-
ton of the Government.
II is said that lands viii be taken from
the present holders and be divided among
them on next Christmas or New Years.
This impression, wherever it exists, is
wrong, All officers and agents Of the
Bureau, are hereby directed 10 take every
possible means 70 remove so erroneous
and Injurious an impression, They will
further endeavor 10 overcome other false
reports that have been industriouslv
spread abroad, with q purpose to unset
tie labor and give rise to disorder and
suffering.
Livery proper means viii be taken 10
Secure fair written agreements or con-
tracts for the coming year, and the freed
men instructed that it is for their interest
to look to the property holders for en-
plOyment.
The Commissioner deprecates hostile
action, and wishes every possible eXertion
made to produce kind feeling and mutual
confidence between the blacks and the
whites.
O. o. HOWARD.
Mai di.-Geu.. Commissioner.
T. BAMEEE5EB, Lieut., A. A. a. G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-21

The United States ty eco bales Of cotton etc. IS
bales and ~ sacks of cotton; si9 bales and l3s
sacks OF cotton, and Loo bales OF cOttOU-in
prize.
Nltheubury & Doyle. claimants Of e35 bales Of
Cotton
cried & Zuuls claimants OF g5j bales OF cotton.
G. A. LeAiore G Go, claimants Of S5U bales o.
cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-21

Tie duplication for Il H5It Of LY5,Ise1s
C0rPls 20 take the Case oct ef Hs
State C0lv's-JHdqe Triqg Tseides
that hg has H0 Jurisd'ctiOa H3 The
CIse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-21

Under existing laws a State cannot
become responsible to the Federal Gov
eminent for direct taxes. individuals
must pay it.
sG- Mr.. Vajlandigham, after arguing
a ease at Eaton, Ohio, entered the pas
scnger cars to return home, when some
braves stoned him.
E~ T. a. Arnold lost his life in Chi
cago by the bursting of grindstone. He
was grinding butcher knife when the
stone exploded.
RA- Ex-Gov. William Smith, of Vir-
ginia, better known as Extra Billy, is
allowed, under his parole, TO visit North
ern States.
B~ Hon. T. J. witaers, one Of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court o. South
Carolina, died at Sumter on the eighth
1 instant
sA- Arrangements are being made by
8 number OF prominent citizens in New
York to give Gen. Grant public recep-
ton.
BEThe steamer Savannah came in
/ collision with the Maylower between
/ Savannah and Augusta, and went down.
Loss two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars,
/ saa- Brig. Gen. B. F. Potts, OF Ohio, is
/ elected President OF the order Of the Blue
Arrow, an order intended 10 perpetuate
/ personal relations existing in Sbermaa's
disbanded army.
rA- Marshal Ba5aine, Of the French
army, It was said, had issued express or
! ders 10 bis officers TO lot no detachment
Of French troops approach the Rio
Grande, for fear Of collision between
French and United States troops.
s- Ii is the ominous Withholding of
appointments aud the temporary sus-
pension Of the guillotins that makes the
radical faction wary Of how they 60 at
their work of undermining the Presi-
dents policy.
~ Orders have been received at the
Portsmouth, y. H, navy yard to imms-
diately ges ready for sea an iron-clad now
on the stocks at that place. Three other
steamers are also 10 be Immediately fitted
for active service.
ses- The Missouri Legislature has
passed q resolution for the appointment
Of a committee 10 memorialize the Pres
ident for the release of all soldiers now
confined for offences committed during
the rebellion.
R5- Carter Tiller, a Louisville police
man, weht a short distance intoth eoun-
try 70 Ilake some arrests, where, SAYS the
Democrat, he was treated In a very
naciua manner, and returned without his
prisoners,
Ra~ Tho negroes Of the South. should,
in our treatment Of them, have the bene.
fit Of the fact, that when all our able
bodied men were in the trenches anC
j withdrawn from those Southern State
where the negro population is greatest
J there was not an instance Of revolt, in
+ surrection, or systematic violence.
pea- A dispatch says a company OF ma
rines, nom Canada, have crossed int
: Maine for the purpose Of arresting de
= serters, An outbreaks feared, and Han
cocks corps has been ordered to rendez
; vous in that State. One company lef
!, Hartford, Conn, for Augusta, on Sun
; day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-21
Memphis. Tenn.

large supply OF their celebrated Shelby
County Extra, p DOSAGE Valley" ami Eureka"
Whiskies, constantly on hand and tm sale At st.
Louis and Cincinnati prices Satisfaction glsar-
aDbeed. Orders pfQmp ply executed.
hoF5-lm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-21
AAH-lfl-E morning
IA Parle ,. r. McCaHEi-

Judge Trigg delivered the following
opinion i'm the United States District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18
UNPUBLIsHED TESTIMONY.


Important Evidence Taken on Friday.
We copy from The Washington Lnieihgencer
published
HEyRY vAS sTEINACKER,
witness called for the prosecution being duly sworn.
testified a. folloxS: ~. j. ~ a s.l no. - -.'
By JsSStAlpsest AsIa q Have yVu 0g not EsS asV'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

ever brought to my notice that he denied hsv
ing been at his house; he certainly did not deny u 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

Mr.. Ryniker, the author of q pamphlet
entitled GUARANTEES of the Pubic Welfare"
upon whom degrading corporeal punish
ment was inflicted in the Roman Catholic
canton of Uri, on account of his declaring the
practical Christianity Of the Saviour and of
his immediate followers to Be true religion
and the creed of the church to be mixed With
q less pure semi-paganalloy, is a native of Ar
govia, or Aargau, one of the northern can.
tons Of Switzerland, where Protestants are IN
q rather greater numerical force than Roman
Catholics, hut lately consolidated in Uri,
where the population is almost exclusively Of
the latter persuasion, and noted in the Son.
derbund war for its intolerance of Protestant
influence or religious reform.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

NEBRAsKA.-The total vote at the late cleo
ton was over $3.50, while it is claimed that
1000 to l,l0O did not 60 to the polls from
lack of interest. The Omaha Republican
states that Nebraska is increasing in popula-
ton more rapidly than any Of our people an
ticipate. The census returns Of this year
(Which are not yet all in) clearly indicate that
the present population will reach, and in all
probability exceed $4,000; and yet some Of
our people say that our population is not suf-
fcient to support State government; but it
wauld be to our interest to become State at
the earliest day possible, and we believe our
people would ratify properly framed consti
tuition tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

OMdIsAL NorIcE-To John Barry: You ~.
- hereby notified that there IL nov on Al. ~ ~ ~
nee OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of Is .onr.
Iowa, 4 keokuk, petition Of Hiram Bsrney cisimicr
o. you the sum q esen hundred end any dollsrs viz
honey que on mortgage made BY you to CSar,.s
ascon, aad saoce asgned to sad Hiram barney; Also
The saos heine upen lot q lock O. il 1sso.ss i%s
Ad0oo1 % the city q keok1k h Les county Iovs sor
soe parchas: Donsy sad fnrtAsr akine o. ~ a. ~
xfemtss ana general rssf And unlsss yon oopeer ~
snsver sAd petition by Of the ssoosd az a. ~
next sssn Of sad Court be held on III. 1yue MN, n
teefuafy, sssS default viii be enser,d ae.inst -,
and Judgment rsndsrsd thereon q praved a. - s2
petition ~ sE - " No
Rev. Stamp 50c-cancelled1 Attx =. S,ISss~
nov10dlw-fi " N'"in'
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FER Sale at : Barxafn !!

M Present RESIDENCE, situated on the cor.
ssoek ~ t.os sesy brlck hoast cossst.iss ~:
-: - = gcod essbaildinss = tSsrS - r. ~
E391 an II sod repair. The lots an vs ~ -
eaosse nss tres sad shrsbbery rsecl M. osisse
~ ths Smaller fruits n cannot 11nd : my ou ~
three lots. willssll the houss snd ~ "a
= - vnien Al ne inpseveasns are sftna4ed ~
svpV situated Ia one Of the beot nsieShorSr a
ne cV, e4!y I'VE minutes walk fun 49, a hrS.s"
soroes oISn street; YIN b suld q ~ prscs ~
Also.A good sscond Aand PIaso ~ ssc ss.a'
49, Ics -. e.ys = - huadtsd ga nm deiI~I ~
net - Vim sAie u - ~ nonnAst1vsrs ~ =.
0s.saSis ; s:sG $50 s 3 = !. 1 XII =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
blsnsana Jswslry Of every dsseriDtisn
OaAe - order.
watch Repairing.
0Afsesnseeu, Daple1. nnslisA silver anA Anes3so
Watshss fsSairsd and aAJ1ste1 u the very
best sty1s Imaginable
~ Ose1ss~d Jsss1s1 Rspsissd -
con. MAlN AND xrn sTREETs.
siyls-s KEOKIrK IOWA.

nRH1INAL NOrIOR-fo Henry Asoa1sy Dslsodaat:
NJ You ere hereby notified that thers n now ON s In
s6o Clerks once Of Tie District Coaft u Lee county
Iowa 1t Keokak, petftjon u Hiram barney clainane
Of you tAs suu u i've hssdrsd ad Aly siIss With u
per osst intrst Per aAAun, payaAla annsay money
due . mortgage made By yoa 70 Charles &ason and
ance a0ign1a - sA6 Hisanl DArnsy; o2Do clA11aing
agnnse yoa shs fbssclosurs n - nofteAes ~ saas
being upon lot TO- In block ~ n MAsons Lower Adton
70 tks city Of Ksokuk In Lee county Iowa ~ the pur
eAsss nonsy End further asing tr ale Of s3d pssn
~ - general relief. And unl1ns yea aDpsAr and
AHWpr sad petition by Of ths second day Of the
next tern Of aid Court 10 BE- held the rut Monday
Of ysoruaxy 100o default viii b entered aGnnst yea
ard ludg1snt rendered thereon prayed 81 n rid
pseitlon. H. STRONG,
ksv etaap soc-esnosllsd Atty ftf Plaintin.
nov1o14W-Ad
nnT0lNAL NOffCR-To Henry QAI6wsll, DsnnA-
~ 80 Yca hsrsby Det1AsA thak tAsss = news n
als r. TIE Cks Once Of The Disert Court d Ips
" Iowa. q K~okuk pststio0 u HRjn barney, clain
Ing of you The Of eight hundltd an1 tweaayAvs
dolara with 10 per cent interest payable anDualy
money due o. . OOfSGnSe Do4e 6yyeh 70 Charles Ne
md due agued - I'D Hiram Uhrasys alsO otafm
ing AGningt roo the forec1osurs Of I'D mortgage tAe
0ns bslne upun loos aadA block q u Hasp9s Lower
A6dteo . city e Ksokuk Ia Lee c0nAty Iowa ~ ne
parcAeDe neasy aaA faFthse askiDg ~ sals " rid
psoG16oo, - GsnegG1 relief Ard uh1e0 y0a appsaR
ond ansWe "A peeaeu bsebRe mon ~ the s1sooA
Aay r. ~ nsxt ta q esd 0Duvt - eomnance = 1eo
kuk, - ~ nsst Monday Of reofuasy, 1854 dohuls
viii - entsrsd agAinst you sd jd1ensat rea1sGsl
thssssa = ynysd n b Nh pstitiea. - M
=; r. 49,; ses's1 x,u1 2sea x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

1Wonr Use any Othsr.-rhe last and-o ct
The right article finally Everybody kesit II purely
vegetable Contains sugar OF lead Il the best Hair
Dressing In the world viii restore grey and faded hair
70 IL original color in four veeks-every sse-suss
pop Inquire for wsbstsrs vesstaAIs Hair Invivcrst
tor. and don't take any other 1t cures all humors of
the scalp In week For sale wholesale and retail
BY D. A. KERR, Third and Main streets Keokuk
Iowa. Burnhams d Van Setback. Wholesale Druggists
10 Lake g. Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
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EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

Il willing TO recommend It, Three years Of rapidly
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the world.
1T Is Warranted TO PLEASE.
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II makee New Hair grow on Bald Heads
1t prevents the HAIR from Falling Ont.
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evening
THERE - NO MlSTAKH ABOUT IT.
sTERLING's AMBROsIA 10 the best, most agreeable
and effective toilet in the world To prove this try
carton.
Sold BY Druggists,
sssPling's Anbrssia Manufacturing COMPANY.
216 pultsn Street, new Ysrk.
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

CorroS culture is progressing go finely in
Italy that projects are on foot, particularly in
Sicily and in other parts of Southern Italy,
for the establishment of plantations not only
of cotton, but also of sugar, coffee, and other
produce of semitropical and tropical eli
mates.