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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

I8- Runaway on Main street Saturday
created excitement. Frightened four
horse team with empty wood-rack dashed
up Main street to Tenth, and brought tc
against an awning post. One of the horses
was, we learn, so badly injured that il
died in few minutes. Several person.
tried to scare the horses into stop while
they were running. Didn't succeed
frightened horses usually, We apprehend
don't scare well.
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T We received note Saturday from
Mr.. Johnston, Of La Grange, Missouri,
notifying US that Mr.. Triplett, of that
city, had found in the river the body Of a
boy, supposed to be Dr.. Fuller's son. Il
so proved and the corpse was brought VI
Saturday evening on the Harry Johnston
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon at o'clock.
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we call attention to the card Of
Tyler d Sawyer, Commission and For.
Warding Merchants, ST. Louis, found else
where In our paper. We had The pleasure
Of meeting Saturday Mr.. Sawyer, of this
mem, and late Deputy Paymaster General
of Missouri, who was in our CITY on .
brief visi,. The house will he fo,na
worthy the confidence and patronaoe q,
business men.
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EF Lady friend of ours, anxious that
We should have local items, tell US there
was fight down street. Sa .urday. She
didn't know anything about it, and are
sure we dou's, but hav'nt aoy reason TO
doub. it aud so give it as an item Of INTEL
Iigence about as definite and correct as the
American correspondence of the London
Tunes during the rebellion.
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"a A. I. Wood. of Dubuque, is pre-.
pafing a WORK upon Iowa and the Rebel.
iion' giving record not only of the
achievements of our soldiery, but also 0,
nome iaoors' as Sanitary Fairs, DC. l.
Is NOT stated how soon The book will be
published.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

ATne great auction sale of drr Goods
al Howe d Tyler's is continued thi.
morning. At 81 o'clock sale will com.
msncs. This is splendid opporsuui.,
Tor housekeepers and others Of selectins
from such splendid stock. This morn.
ing will be>offered fss lot Of Lip.n
Shsetings, Table Linens, Dress Good.
80. Ladies', be on hand, % tho GOOD.
sre.goiss rapidly.
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Ho TOR THE CoNvENrIoS.-Nsarly
all the delegates from here leave to-day
for Des Moines. The Convention meets
Wednesday.
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rMan named lines was arrested

~ Man named lines was arrested by
Sheriff Anderson, last week, for compile
ity in horse thieving. Lives near Saint
Francisvile. Was tried Friday and Sat-
urday. Circumstanlial evidence rather
strong against, but Recorder Leeoh didn't
think it sufficient to warrant conviction
and the prisoner was discharged.
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~The ladies' of Croton made q raid
on the saloon of one Anderson at tha,
place. Friday evening, and most effectu-
ally cleaned it out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

R-Hon. Oven Bromley, Of Fair 6eld.
now 10 the interests of the Emipfants
Society. is doing a good work. He has
already induced the emigration Of many
of bis countrymen to the Great Republic
and more are coming. We gather from
the Ledger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

sEPLRAsx SErrLE Up.-I shall remain at
my former place Of business for few
weeks, for the purpose Of settling up my
accounts. Those owing me viii therefore
call and pay Immediately.
WILLIAM VKNCILL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

~ The Petroleum Company at Des
MONIES have drilled down to depth Of
seventy feet and the indications, says the
Register, are highly favorable. Dobbs
may be in luck yet. We shall see. The
amihble Sophronia will be greatly pleased
thereby, and rest shall come unto the
tFoubled soul of the disconsolate Dobbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

EE There is, We understand, an ordin-
ance against bathing in the river within
the city limits, between the hours OF sun
rise and sun set. The persistent violation
of this ordinance, by various and divers
and many people, has become . nuisance
which We hope the proper officers will
abate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

NJ Don't be afraid to go to the con
vention on account of anticipated heat aud
dust. Splendid showers have recently
visited the county from Eddyvills to
Des Moines, which while vsluableto crops
will also make travel more pleasant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

DESIRABLE PROPERTY roR SALE.-Twc
lots, corner of Fulton and 4th streets.
ENQUIRE u BRowNxLL BROTHERS,
jel3-3t Corner Main and Fourth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

~T The splendid play "Lucretia Bor
gia" is performed at the Atbenear, to.
night. Mr.. Duff appears az DnLe Al.
PnouAo, ana the whole cast of characters
is good.
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cE The Soldiers Christian Associa-
ton will meet this Monday evening at
quarter before o'clock P. m, in Elk.
change Street Church. All are invited
to attend.
By order of the President.
S. H. JOHNSTON, Ssc'y.
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- we learn that Capt. H. D. Wood
@. S., has received funds for n -.
Of portion of the OUTSTANDING ;ndsh..a
nes' oi the Subsistence Department Il
this place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

E The market place is undergoing O
thorough cleaning out. An excellent san
itary M ovcment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

MAsoNIo.-Special communication OF
Hardin Lodge this evening. Work on
the Second Degree.
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KEoKuK, June IL, 1865.

KEOKUK, June II, 1860.
GENTLEMEN: In reply to your very
f1attering note of the 10th inst, requesting
me to re-deliver my leoturesat the Court
House, l would name this { Monday eve
ming. Respectfully,
BENJAMIN BAwDEa.
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Cor1os cARrsr CaAn-Bsst aad
cheapest IN the city, q shs Bag Factory
= aaa ssfeee. jaasls-3t
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financial and Goiili1,errial.


By Telegraph NEW Yo1K. June 10.
Cotton-Dull and heavy and fully 1c lower 1t 4O0Af
for middling. ttAs
Hlour-Heavy and declining 1t 2oos - fcr HxtA
State; e507 90 for common TO good shipping brands
Extra = h. o. and os0s Is for trsds brands market
closing heavy.
WHISKY Firm; Western ut o5.
wheat-Dull rnd nominAlly 10 lower; Chicago Spring
at 42@1 AZ Red State at l 65; white Western ut
l g.
Corn-Du,l and 70 4c lower It 77oSsc for us1pund,
and 85s9c for sound mixed Western Included In sales
kiln dried il reported ~ close af &c.
OatsScarce and shade nrmer at 0Qc for Western in
GLIDING parcel TO arrive which sold ~ Csc.
PetrolsumQuiet at 341341<c for Crude; 60@Sle for
Refined in Bond, and Toe for DO Yree.
| Wool-ouiet-
Pork-Opened frmcr and closed heavy ct % 0002o Is
for mess closing % o. cash; "a 6oo2s % for
1864 do cash and regular way Is O06l9 90 for prime
and 10 $500 Is for prime Also $50 bbIs new
for june and JAY sellers option 1t - 0002S -
Beef-Dall at 10 ooDiA 90 for plain mess, and II q
| DIS 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Eirm at % 609S 90.
Cut Meats-Firn and active 1t 12Dl&lzc foI
shoulders and 1491Sc for hams.
| Bacon-Qniet.
LArd-very firm at l53<6l91<c.
Butter-Stssdy at 20@Soc fer OHIO, and 26GS3c TO
State
Cheese-Quet 1t s015c for common to prime.
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TEE CITY.

~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1910 Re
ward ~
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Notes Of al the demonstrations named viii be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
Tho Notes Of this Third Series precisely similar In
form and privileges the sevsa Aifti@ alrssAy id,
except that the Government TO itself the option
Of paying Interest gold coin ~ per esss insssd q
slOth in casncy. enbscrbsrs will dsductt intsr-
ct in currency up July 18th, At the time when they
| subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of the
sevsn4Airties win connsnce tbs 1st II ysns nd
win be- made promptly and continuously amer that date.
The slight change made In the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES Affects only the matter OF interest
The pay in gold made will lie equivalent to the
currency interest Of the higher rsfe-
The return specie payments in the event Of which
only viii the option to pay interest In Gold b avaed
Of would 80 and eqnAl,e prices thaA purchases
made with six per cent In goid vssA b fally equal to
those made seyea spd thr esssnths per cent. In
currency. This IL
The Only LOass IN Market
nov offered BY the and Its superior advaz
tases win make It the
Gk1tf Pefvtn LeAsaef III R1ePIR
Less than SEQ $4,000 81 the Loan ssthorsed BY tn
last Congress on the market This ancunt. .
the rsss st which IL being absorbed. viii III b ~
scrtcd for within onshs when the notse WIN n
doubtedIy command premium, ~ has uniformly bse
tks sass % aosisg the suhazipssoss seseh~ Lossa
In order that citzens Of every and secton Of Ii
cesnssy ~ b aGovds facilities for eakng ths ioaa
the National Banks state banks, and Rrisste Dankss
tho country generally agreed rsceiv
sutscrptoss per. esbscribsn Win ssaest tlstr or
agents In whom they have conndsnee and Who only ~
TO b. responsible for the delivery tbs for Wild
JAY COOKE, j
sssscaus,on AaxsS.
IL Ne. 1t4 south Third street,
nAy23 PHILA DELPHIA
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New YORK Money Market.

New York Money Market.
Nv Telegraph HHW YoRH June 10
Money-Essy at 5ea6 per cent
Sterling Exchange-frmex and quiet at lloG1le3 f0r
gold
clining 10 1874 and closing st Isl u.
Total exports Of specie to day 81 ,Is2s51.
Government stocks-Quiss and scarcely % hrm-
c1Psiis: aAclssh cARIsel@; MAPpc 81
Toll wabTs; IT Wayne o+1f AAfH70, CAN "
55sz; Scrip lls; ISL " Cert oe5@ Pee Mail 500
NYCsl; kis IsA = le7; asdson loel$ Her
lem -; Rsadineso1 Q lse.f = eO3z roIsAs ~
! Chicag0 Market.
! BY Telegraph cAIcAee. june 10.
! Owing the arrival Of Gen Grant business eut
short ~
Pleur-Qme: and steady salss Of 2so bella 81 -
50 for whteWinter, and qoa6 50 Tor fair - 9ooi
| fpring Extras.
| Corn-Firmer. Sales OF No. At 541 OS4
| 0ats-lsc higher eaIea ONO. I atE bic
| Rye-steady at Sc for No 1.
| Barley Nominal.
! whi.ty-Firr,. Refsil SUES IT 2 06.
Provi.ions-Hees Pork held ~ % 81 90 buyers n
% 90 Prime Mess Pork held a. 30 % buyers al IL 90
| Lard-stesdy at f7@l11Sc- 80
Beef Csttie-Duil. saies At tao7 - for common "a
prime.
/ Hoxs--Dull sales at COOS 10.
| Money-Essy. l.
Excbange-frm At par buying and n prsnlun sell
| Ing.
Goid-l3.-
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These Bonds are now worth handsome premium, and
exempt all the Governmcnt Bond, from STATE
Cbmfy asd MRicpai tazation schich adds from 70
tree ~ s pr sAsaAA y thetv vilss, sSccsdng - ts
rate levied upon other property Theinteres II payable
ssmiannually by coupons attached to each note which
may be cut OF and sold to any bank or banker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

kOh SALE-A moe Brick Colt.I
c.,v 80 two mn lots. nne Barn, wood.hed. c,,,.rrS
ar 1snated on Franklin, between tfh "a - -
As sel,n Title good. Price 500 1pa oes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-12

Nnn q
IN SALh-i6O sores choice Md.
rosa 49, c1s n,es q eokuk, betweent the plsnk
hor.s go ..HaPpl Nver--all enclosed-a I6ua&e lo~
fAs n. u.aSr This farm u knovrsss
per ARE 0sIin.. THO sesd or no eals- RieD 90
s.ro osiion H.B.TBN-UY6E Z
s- xoaI UunnAn ~ FL
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c..,,.., s,ern.,,,s course at Savannah

GENERAL Sherman's course Of Savannah
is worthy Of all enconium. rs winning
> the rebels back to Unionism, by the ten
thousand at . time. 1t stands forth In
such bold and humane cantrast to the
course Of General Butler that we don't
wonder the rebels end 1t difficult to real
ixe that the two stood justified by the same
authority. Law I'D order are maintained
At Savannah; suffering 10 relieved proper
t. is protected industry IS encouraged
the sanctity Of private life is undisturbed
Justice is impartially administered; the
military are kept within appropriate linn
its the civil law is respected; trade is
unembarrassed; amuse.nents are counten.
anced; the streets arc quiet the stores are
open the courts are in motion the honest
are assisted to get decent living and
irouges promptly arrested for their misdo.
inps. This is entirely the result OF Gen.
Sherman's mild system Of ruling the
people he has conquered, and he enjoys
the praise alike Of rebels aud loyal" men
for his sense Of policy and justice. All
hail to General Sherman We hope the
war, as it progresses, will eliminate lew
more such men Of judgment, and that the
visit Of Secretary Stanton may exercise no
malgn influence in the pre'niss. The
Secretary is entirely too fond Of going to
extremes in everything, from the "sword
Of Gideon" down to the pen ofof CENSOR
Sunday Times. al, 80. &c. -r.,
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Taken Up!

By .hs subscriber. living mifs fspm tss,s Hotel,
srwo year old Fed with considerable his abo.
the head and some white on one foot. Scratched on
requested to prove his title pay tho necessary charges
and take said property away.
422 HENRYRANzEE
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MRS. WHITES OLD CLOAK

MRS. WHITES OLD CLOAK.
Good Mistress White, with bendsa head
And anxiou. eye, surveyed Cloak,
Which on her lap she had outspread.
And thus In pensve tones che spoke:
c'S. a.l r: worn Ave- :,, rin; g I::
It long looked wen, but now, 1t last,
'Th quite worn out beyond disputsi
\ had some purpose . Aays ma1s
From II an oSsRcoat for Fred;
But, 'tis % old that I'm afraid
'Twould not be worth the time and thread
would be better far to buy
The boy 2 new coet-neat and strong
o.sns. c H ss' a.: ny ,: :sss'
As for myself this cloak, fear,
Must serve mo yet another season,
Since all things now have grown 20 dear.
And for economy I've q reason.
ADRM. KOHN sold ladies' cloaks
And there there's stuff enough for plentyl
I'd got one from those famous folks
That would out-last eommsn tweasyI
0CR STOCK OF
s.a.ea.ble clothing,
HATS, CAPS AND
eeN1leMEHs FURNISHING GOODS,
II full Anu complete and cur customer AZ asrsssbl,
surprised each day By the
COMPARATIVELY Low PRICES
At which We sell TlRsT-CIAss GOODS. Everyone
whatSts Be h1 size 81 proportion can q once be eted
Give ~ can bsfsss you purchase 40 Jos VIII =:
fully compensated.
Abrm. KOhn.
At Kost Brtcf Block, Main Street,
. z ~@~- u NcaRIooR, IOWA.
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To OUR PATRONS We would again remi nd
our readers that this season Of the year is
time when they are constantly liable to sudden
coughs, influenza. sore throat, &C., while the
children are in constant danger from Group.
throat and lung complaints. 1t 10 important
that every head of family should provide
remedy that is ready at all times for immediate
use, whether assailed at the dead hour of night
with the breaking out Of hard cold, the rack.
Ing ola violent cough. or the children with
that most dangerous of all diseases-croup-or
At the midday hour, you should always be pre-.
pared. In Goes Cough BAlsam. you will find
: = ready aud efrectual remedy It grapples and
controls instaneously the most stubborn
coughs, while in Group, it isa sovereign cure.
The price Is but forty cents per bottle-the
bottles twice the size OF any other at the same
price. Delays are dangerous. You should al.
ways have it in the house. Z can be found ut
all our drug stores. @.z ~...t
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Hotel for Sale!

TINE BROOKS HOTEL, located at Ossian, the pres.
i ent terminous OF the McGrsgor Western Railway
The Furniture desired For particulars enquire Of G
T. bNOOhb. SwS90
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AZ Information Free To Nervous
somnetancy Prsmature necsy. and Youthfui Errcr &C.
tuated by desire to benefit Others will be happy to
furnish 70 all who need it ree of charged the recipe
his ease Sufferers Wishing profit by the advertisers
bad experience and possess and valuable remedy,
can do 90 BY addressing him ct 1t his place Of
business. The Recipe and full information-of vital
importance-will be chesrfully sent by return mail
address JOHN B. OGDEN, No. 90 Nassau street, N.
= ~ Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes win ind this
Information invaluable. Sml26
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From the Rev. J. Newton Brown. ,. D.. Editor Of the
Ensyciopsass VI Religious Anowledge ana Chrlsllau
Chronicle, Philadelphia ...-
Although not disposed to favor recommend Patent
Medicines in general through distrust Of their ngrsd
ents and effects yet know Of Sufficient why
may not testify TO the benefits he believes him
self to have received from any simple preparation In
the hope that he thus contribute the benefit Of
others do this more readily in regard to Hoonands
German Bittsrs prepared by Dr. c. II. Jackson Of this
city. because prejudiced against them for many
years under the impression that they chiefly an
alcoholic MIXTURE am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemaker Esq, for the removal Of this prejudice by
proper tests and for encouragement to try them when
suffering from great and long continued debility. The
Of three bottles of these Btters the beginning Of
the present year. followed by evident relief and
restoration to degree Of bodily and mental vgor which
had not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of rsgaining. therefore thank God and nv
friend for directing me 70 tho use of them
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia
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Read scko Says So:

From the Raw L. O. Beck Pastor tho Baptist Church
Pemberton, n J., formerly Of the North, Bsptis'
Church. Philadelphia. -
have known Hoodand's German Bit
.srs voraby for ncuber Of years. have used them
in my own family and hSys been 90 pleased with the!z
effects that was induced to recommend them TO many
Others and know that they have operated in striking
ly beneficial manner. tako grss: pleasure IN thu
publicly pr0caiming this fact, and calling ms atenuon
Of those afflicted with the diseases for which they are
recommended, to these Bitters. knowing from expert
encs that my Recommendation will b sustained. ~
this eheerfuly Hoonands Bitters intended
benefit the afaicted, and 10 not rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
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DYSPEPSIA.
And diseases resulting foh disorders Of the Liver and
Digestive Organs, can b cured oy ..,r
HOOFL.aJv.D,s
German Bitters
II q N 4 O.
7n<s. Beers na,< psysrms1 s.ers eur..; Aa,s esd do
more Re:psesesis people to soseA Jsr Asss sAa~
any other article IN TIE -askss.
We defy any ora 70 contradict this assertion, Aad VII
PAY $1,000
70 any one that will produce sstacAss pubshsd BY
H0ofanQ's German Bitters
WIN cure every case Of Chronic o. Nervous Debility
Diseases Of tie Kidneys, and Diseases asislne oc0
. Disosdaesd Stomach
Observe the. following Symptoms
1..s,3rg Jsvn DissvS~.. y ~ D.ss,ssv. c1yss.
consstutien; Inward Piles 1allnea Of Bqosd 10 the
Head Acdity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartbmn Dis.
gust for Food Fullness Of Weight in the Stomach Sour
Fluctuations, Sinking Fluttering at the Pit Of the
Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurrid and Difficult
Breathing, futtsrfns q the Heart CHOKING Or SuAo.
eating sensation. when y lying pestqgs Dimnsss Of
Pain in the Head Deficiency Of Respiration Yellow.
Limbs, &C., Sudden flushcs Of Heat Burning In the
Flesh Constant Imagining Of Evil and Great Dspres-
sion Of Spirits.
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WORMs. WORMS! Mothers. save
w your children. Thousands OF children die year.
u from worms. whose lives might be saved. Mothers,
use Dr. CauRcHLLs Worm Losenges, which will surely
kill and expel them from your children. Children will
eat them readily any candy. For Coughs, Colds.
&C. use shnlds Compound Cough syrups. For sale BY
al Druggists
900 HUNTINGTON CO., Agts McGregor, Iowa.
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From tho Row. Jos Ksnnasd. Pastor Of the 10th Bap
Dr.. Jackson-Dear Sir: have been frequently 70.
different nds Of medicines but regarding the practice
ont q my apProp,a:s .ph:rs have II 4. case. De;
Hooasnds German Bittess. depart for once nom ny
usual course 70 sxprrss - full conviction that
gs"s,s ,a ases.g M sy:esm and specially yer L'ssr
some cases il may ali; but usually doubt not il viii
b very beneficial to those who suffer hom the above
Yours, very respectfully. IN. kESNARD.
Prom Rev warsn Randolph. Pastor Of Baptss Church.
enables mo 70 az that regard tho Seasap
prepared BY you most excellent medicine In cases
q cold and general debility have been greatly
Yours, truly. WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn.
Fry: H:v; ,S J. H. Turner. Pastor Of z.ddins \. Z.
Dr.. Jackson Dear Sir Having used your German
Sit:eIs in my family fr.au.n.ly. Am prepared to ~
eases Of general debility Of tho sy:,s i. Is. .ais:s
and most valuable remedy Of which have any knowl
your. respectfully. . N: TURNER.
fren the Rsy: J: ". lyou., formerly Pastor Of The
ceianoa., N. ~ and Middissovn, (Psnn.1 Bspssss
Dr. G. NJ Jaei.on-Dsar Str feel It pleasure thus,
Of my own accord to bear testimony tie excellence
.a hem s;A ' ssay % Sss.
acial ss.nit have ostsn rsoomnsnAsd than TO pse-
IONS :9issssd Sy that sssn:nsns assssa and hsvs
their F:s: v.l.s !. easss q general dshshty. ~
I'm. LYONS
From =. e.: Isos. Winter. Psssor Of aozbosousa
p: Jseh.os :-De.r ers-I f.sl IL due 10 your .zo.,
have Tor years ct times been troubled with great dis
order In my head and nervous system. was adytsed
d and have sss and RI
confidently recommend the article where meet viii,
css " to ny OWE and have e'sa assured By
Respectfully yoars T.wNTEH. Kezberessh.ps.
From asv J; = Herman. q De German R.sornsd
3D. Il H: g,sS.os ses 0ssas' s F.
any medicine TIA. lid me !. much sood :.
Hooaands Bittcrs. ! am very much improved in
health, after having taken ave bottles.
Yours. with respect, J. s. HERMAN.
..,.oftr p r I O e s: ~
Large sis'' oho'dins n s; Y double au.nsy) . .
Small hss-1e cts. per Bostle-hAlf dos, $4.c0
Beware Of COunterfeitS.
See that the signature of &C. N. JACKSON y o. the
wrapper Of each bottle.
Should your nearest Druggist not have the arsi-
ee do not be put OF BY any Of the intoxicating prepa
rstlons that may be offered in it, place. but send to u.s.
and We will forward, securely packed by express.
Principal once and mandatory, No. e:l Arch ST.,
Philadelphia. = -
JONES 4 EVANS,
g succesen TO c. n. JACKSON CO.. 81
PRopRIEroRs.
lesleby Druggist, sad Dealers in srssy town in
~Vassse SsAtss. as
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TU Rent.

we'll arranged Farm, containing 100 scsss under
cultivation, with house and barn we'll finished good
water and all tho other reqisites about fourteen miles
from McGregor In Clayton county and adjoining the
Mayhem place. For particulars enquire Of
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