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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07
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y3 MARkEI STREET. HARRISBURG, PA,
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= Z " NNS"WUOI IlILUs, lfvIn tht best makers
~ from f2Uu upa,r,..
MLLuNEUNS.-- NJ t,S: luapssactur.d Iudru.
meats Ir.'u SlJtn fl9
Gui.rs, Victims, Acc q,ie'rd. P,ut-s
Fins, Drums, Ban u.s. ruub,Irinrs.
Ft"H and HuiiIr strings and lusica mer.
chundiIc in general.
SHEET MUSIC.
Tho latest publ!aat"us.,dH HAN. OF hand. Music sent
~ msil 20 any part Of the country.
OVAL, oQCAisE. Gilt AID ROSEWOOD
FE Ac>CI5S-
s4it"h" for !ookias 5..v', hi sll kinds If pc,urea
l!"aIs !"ud.
i En-" i:g1rtlrrnt Of best plated
LpOhiEH az. ANNE~ trpIu smallest largest .isr.
Any asylr ct Tram. rund, 10 ur,i"r .t the shortest
uour-. NH kNOCuE,
!ETN II. l"iF 9" Market t. Nuyrisaury
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07

From the Rev, j. Il, Lyons. formerly Pastor Of the
columbus y. and Mi!cstoNh (Pa.) Baptist
Churches =.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07
From tho Rev. Jos. II. KeEaari, Pastor Of Ii
10th Baptist Church.

freI Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor Q: BAPTIST
Church. Germantown, pean.
DR.. L, II. jackson Dear Sir :--Personal exDe.
fience enables me- 10 say that ro5..l tLe German
Eiters prepare! by you most excellent Inedi-
cine. IL eases otsercra cold and general debility
have been greatly benefited BY Tho use of the Bttcrs
ioars, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07

~. !
Dr. {. ". jackson Dear Sir:-I feel il a Plea
cure tnGs, Of nay accord, To bear testimony 20
The excellence Of the German Bitters Some year.
shee De4hs much afflicted with Dyspepsia, | used
them "iIn very beneficial results. have often re-
eommenutd I" persons cDireglrI by that tyrInenii
disoase and have heard irom them the most fattrr
ihS teSt'in0a!s - 40 their greG. Value In eases of
general debility, believe Il T. to : tonic ihst ce,
Not be supposed j. NJ LY0NS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07
nYspUpsxA.


nYgPEpsxA.
lsEhSEs nGScLrIaI FROM plsoRDERs
oE TIER t.IvE.rs
AND D.aEsTIvn Ans
Are Cun~l l,y
OOFLA ND'S
G 9 N an Bitters
l2e Q,.a. Sseat:3.".ag
'M'aD IA no
1hee3 H.,ore have .01fy,i.e3 ynrre Sss'Ss
lave AMI DO dive Batter Satisfaction
Have more Testimony
Lave mere Respectable People to Eouah For Them
Than my other article in the market
We deiy any one to contradict ;his Assertion,
.A1sp VsEE4z. - AZ $4,000
70 any oEc that will produce Ctr'tisate published
by US, that i net GEHrlNE.
uoOFLANDB GERMAN BiTpTES.
Will cure every case Of Chronic Nervous Dctilit!
Disease ui the Kidneys, and Diseases arising from
dsordcred Stomach.
OBSERVE TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Rosaliins from Disorders Of The Digestive Organs
Consti.
patton. Inward
Piles, Fumes or Blood
70 the Head, Acidi,y of the eto-
mach, Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust ior
Food. Fulncss or Weight ill the Stomach, Sonr
Fluctuations. sinking tllttcring nj the Pit o! t4e
Stomach. Swimming of the Head, Hurried aud Diff
cult Breathing, Fut;ering at the Heart, Choking OF
sufocatng Sensations when in ying posture. Din.
Less of Vision Dots or Webs before the Sight Fever
and Dull Pain iu the Head, Deficiency OF Perspira-
ton, Iellowness Of The Skin and Eyes Pain IN 9.
the Side Back, Chest, Limbs. &c. Sudden
Plushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imnginngs of Evil,
and great Depression
ofSprits.
S.IAE NEIE.
THAT TBIs pTTTEls -
NOT ALCOuOL LIC,
Contains NO Rum or EShtsftey,
Ant eau. make Drunkards, bu, Is the Beet Tonic i!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07

Prom the Rev. Levi @. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist
Church. Pemberton. y. j.. formerly of the North
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07
!, = ! 81 IL. e q. ~ = Il i.

THAT THIs ETTTEIs -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07
from ho Rev Tho. Winter, Pastor Of Rogborough

Baptist CGure..
Dr. Jackson Dear Sir Il irel Il due L, v,rr
eAcelleut Preparation, Hooiali German Bitt,;, 1o
add my testimony to the duserN I'd reputation IL b'.
obtained have Tor wears, ri times, been troubled
wan eisAt G!,"Idcr Ia my hcai and Nervous system
Vac 4d's - ircnd 10 try ayttlc Of YOUR der.
LA" i'liIors, dd 80. and hg'c experienced ..r.nt
ana unsupported relief; my health hus been y.r,,
mmrsia'l o'h"diied. coli!tItiy recommend the
nrt,clc Nhero meet viii ..ses siI,ilnr IL, ,,, Wv
LID nsye Leen assured b mary ol their good yants
Neilev""!'! yo41s, T. NiNTLR.
,f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07

ifoiA i.tF'J il"rnlan, Ct tie German Reformed
H. Church hol1i9wn. Brrke c'anly, Pa.
pf, =, NJ Juck,"n IL led ar II haye bo.n
troubled with Dyspepsia ncfly wouty y,,,s a''
have never used my mel!e,4o thal did N. as I,nrS
good as iioohApa's i'iI,r-. [ an Yery nrrb mn
l'o'ta III "rn'tA. after hai44s ssken d.. botlgs'
AGGrA, HieL I,s.i,ct, :. \ uIE,ftV
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07

have known Uoofand's German Bitters favora.
tly for II number OF years. have used them in my
own family. and have been 50 pleased with their
effects ,h was induced to recommend them to ma
Ly others, and know that thcy have operated in Il
strlhngly beneficial manner | take great pleasure
in thus publicly proclamug this fc and calling the
attention of those afflicted with the disease for which
they recommended, 10 these Bittcrs, knowing from
experience that my recommendation will be sustain
cd. I 10 this more checrfuy as IIooaand's Bittcrs
is intended to benefit the afflicted, and s mot rum
drink Yours truly LEVI G. BECK
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07
NOT co II 0 l. c
iJ@ Read Who Says sos

Ant can't make Drunkards but ,s the Best Tonic il
tho World.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-07

Dr, !, II. Sehtnk csn b. found Ut the p.Lcipsl
Office, No ~ NVr,A 6 Strvti. Phil 1ur phia, e:.Iy
saturday, foIu A. N, until y. NJ, to yi". advice
free OF char.,e; tut i~r throaSh cSanin"t"h ho
charge .uree d"liars, Price ofthe punoric syrup
and Sea"eed 1oniS each 81 % per bottle. "a The
half dozen. Mandrake Pills % cents per uvi, and
is for sale by all prug;su snd Dealers
May IL, 1854. .--ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-05
Insurance.
TyIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
- LIVERPOOL AND. LONDON
AND
- GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY,

:. s.o.. nGo,d> $l5,Mo,N0
= As Z n the United States 100000
) FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
Is. WILLIAM STREET, NEW 4Ohh
POLICIES ISSUED, PAYABLE IN GOLD sIEhA11'"
l;E OR CURRENCY. ;,
Shareholders personally responsible tor all
liabilities Of the company.
Hi Directors Must Be ShareholdeTS
= ,I1. Directors in New York
=. Cottenet. Henry Grinneil,
Jos. Gaillard, Alex. HanlltoIa, r..
H. B. NJ Consul
Alfred Pell, Resident Secretary
Risks taken in the above desirable company
on ali descriptions Of property, at the lo"c::s
current rates, and policies issued, payable N
Gold, Sterling, or currency, by ,
HOOE & WEDDERBURN, Agents:
nov 3-tf Foot of Prince St, hlexa., g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-05

We find the following in the last Mexican
news but do not know what truth there IS
IN It, or in any other S Mexican news. The
Itnrbide family have renounced their rights to
{ live Ia Mexico, and all political claims they
NAV have tothe Mexican throne, for the sum
of one hundred Thousand dollars apiece ~ r.
Angel Iturbide has given up his Own child {, TO
Macmillan, aud the boy, only two years OLD,
has been adopted by Maxlmlllan ana mace az
Imperial Prince Mrs lturblde, his mother,
has beentthe victim of a most infamous plot
! Shc.has been, taken away from her son, ana
from the City Of Mexico, by io1 ce, ana .coin-
PEELED O s;,n a paper renounclDg heT rights , 81
mother. Trey thought Of sending h , e Z, the
insane asylumato get rid Of her. aud lhnally II
gas decided t. send her abroad.
IN the Senate. yesterday, Mr. " ade pre-.
.ented 8 bill to regulate the elective franchise
~ ne District of Columbia. 1t provides that
from and after its passage every male citizen o.
twellt one sysesrs Of age Who1s acltlzen OF the
' United State, rssidantof the District for SIX
months, and meyer convicted OF infamous CRIME,
Uithglt distinction of color, shall have the rlght
Of suffrage III the District Section = zm poses
g penalty Tor Interruption sor INTERFERENCE with
the right granted
Anexy ensii va fire III Columbus, Mississippi,
on Saturday, destroy the buildings known
ssthes Confederate, States arsenal, With two
hundred D bales Of government cotton-loss
81 100000. il Was1undoubtediy the act OF an
Ill Oh ssnnday morning disturbance occurred
i In the neighborhood q seyenth and l1o1nb3Fd
]. Streets. Philadelphia between whites asa !.
black S. which fcra cline, lookee as 1t II Vt1lId
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-05
Medical.
gRup. l.JUI3 WuGDRAM'S
I}I,<M1l} pUNlFYl
: ;; 7
-, ~ - =, q. ( = = +; II j. + =

Pa + Z I I''T Z Fl Eiz BIS
-. +. PIX o3>H iit?10:sr&,}
yz7;lE BEsT BLOOD FL E.IF' Y1:Nt4 sgeas,
4 &s yet known, have oe@n most snccesSf'sN2
used fog over : quarter d & century III huro9s'
and 2nr che Lass =: 'vanre a!sa ii tais country,
and are narS;oyi rssIv efficient IN tho cure Of al
chronic di3oasos, NJ Hosb0Hld o@pa;r Of beng
cured Without ji1st trying them. 70 family
should be without them fo~ by .holc timely usa
much Eickness CHI b9 ilr>F&2tod. ihey are III
ported direct t. his port By the n11era1Snea
and their cur;5p efficeGy and safety can % ~
led u,}or with ;serisot c0nEGunce.
The G1;:0w;uy arn G0Ilo * tLG G'z aaE.3 #ANn
}Iar:: tl y,.rgrir;lt!?tiv sanl0v.d ~ tFH!T @S2;
IcItar.
IG.N4fA&:UI3
III n" bowels.
.;tjs!= !j5i>I3 II IL
,..r y &c= headache.
axInIli4 Cough, sore @y2s,
if.> ;5:a,.. riiy,&llr,&, rfi@HTla&lE7u,
:Yxu1y &, Tic ;:>sJ2rfA, pain u ne
fzsast ana 4jl;:s ;i@A!&3"s. GloEt'1ilS1as''
yuofta1 fever. &h}.s and fever. aEue, "pHo
wu;lE.s:s, ;3na.l1u MIA Dyspepsia s$l; c2IGl, ga
co:. e<ru(jtia, -.tlsndco, tlpoW>r'H, o.
li.>lgsE1o.a. ts~ilr,I;u1o of 1io akin: % 'T"j'
.:,us,,ls;nt iaDg~ur, %out. 'iEep7#
srYsi;,ci:.s, worms, &Er,j!-, II:
ligrza9e>,, h0aTE oos* :H2l!.
;7sgs hlna1i7N.. :,n1i
il: ~hise lax. -,
~Ht#7w. CVSt.iy--
a@:s: :1'"
full <}ice, -, sc;o'>.2f.2E 2" 4
imported and -, :%,9 ;1|--.....
rs Prince st., bc:,.v y *.4j1st@<::: - &.
a}o1arI-jA Va
FIR zala By r7o.: Dr11@ai.*@, jan 80
-rr.,';~; I - 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-05
HOUSE RESTAURANT,
.NR No, Is, North Fairfax street,

r. T LUCAS, PROF r IE T OR.
Ladies and gentlemen will meet with every
accommodation pertaining to such al establish
nlent. l. t
!. A choice variety Of NJ EATS, with POULTRY,
OYSTERS. &c, including every. delicacy the
ii cooks, snd served BY polite and attentive
WATERS, and at reasonable prices
/. ICE CREAMS apd Pas KS will o. OF
The vine vaults will be stocked wish select
assortment OF WINES, s~ls.ES,, &c.
all hours. Particular lttun tinn will be given TO
orders from Families and parties wishing dinner
OF supper aug oV--I'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-05
NJ lAi4NOI4T.A HOUSE.


The N AGSoEIA, is tie place for all lovers
81 good things il ll1 Here you can eat and
grow fist drinllJ and he merry The LARDER
Is always plentital'lv supplied with the best OF
every thing All kinds II LIQUORS; Ale and
'orter O draugl}t I.S:Beer, cholce oegars,
&c, ways Oh hand This is, also, the most
co1ls.tzioJlt House travellers, being only
Two bloc IS f Oh III RS lroad Depot. The pro-
prisstor,,t also. take PLEASURE IN announcing
til thIt his new c!cA. ait and CoMMoDIoUs HALL
Is I, w irIs?,ed, and cs: be engaged for Parties,
balls C(r1ca}ts, sI,ott1res, &c, ct the most
REASONABLE RATS For ,Gei1ns' apply to
#I f.. i5l&N Derrick, Proprietor:
r.ln,, ls-ts - NJ q gnolia House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-05
4 IiT{}RNET..4T III ".
~ ni-l.RE3SO{'FEssIOShL CARD:
ssFs*ss,fj s- III So S
MEDICAL NOTICE.

RRESrsvlLLE. PRINCE WILLJAM co ~
win practice in the Circuit and County Courts
ct Prince William, Fal.qlior. Fairfax, and Gle
: a;ooant coun4ics. nov 4-lyo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-05

~ Y eYIE;l II & & f K If y FL,
& J. y l. 4 Y, 7 /

II = - ~ J. q rs = <, q - = -
fhe sllbser1nr E>ogs leave to inform his friends
and the travelling ntlblic that be has repaired
and ref&;;d tie >SE,vG; named house. and Will be
hGpy.v= 1T vi ti'lloS 20 accommodate chem. Ills
table xyill he E,.Ir*ed with the best the market
:s4forls, sa<l j1> sable wei! stocked with grain
a7l1I ht4. Styet :@5oJltion will be paid TO The
warl1s II |,is at1>=!>: His bar Is supplied With
jha hnsf LIQUORS. y. N y HiS.
T.uriv. Faz~ 60, Va, oct 43nl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-05
gxTf; 1E>1:E THIS DAY FOEMEi1
" ct]-9:<Tt..,>r ;l1ip, under the style y
<TlETHER & WASHINGTON.

artl vsi1 ~ rs. 4 q general
: 4 UC7I0, = COli1fLssION y t;s1-'E$S>,
in The l;rgo and commodious warn5ouSt, or t1o
wharf, occupied for many years by >:ophaH
Shinn.
We solicit consignmentS oi'2ll kinds Of CouI1-
try Produce, DRY Goods. Groceries Cotton
Yarns, Tobacco, dc.
Special attention given 20 the sn]e Of Real
Estate Stocks and Merclaandise Of every dc
scription. PROMPT returns a.iil b.: rendered as
soon IS sales are made
Groceries and oth&r good furnished on the
1,n:t terms. Isaforc1ce3 given il required.
GEORGE K. WITMER
aug 1-lt GEO. AStSi Ntrt ION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-05

= 4 - ,TTITIl rs : I! - II! IND
Secretary !I:,Ilel'.
The undorsignar' has been appointed agent
in Alexandria for the above reliable com
panies, and is prepared TO issue policies !*sa's9
loss or damage by IRE. n all descriptions OF
property in the city OF country, on terms rs
favorable as those Of any other company 81
esual strength aH1 responsibility .,
Applications IN writing or BE- person made
at my house, No 1)l. Prince street: w''I re-
ceive prompt attention. 1,~,~,,
ie lti- .61n K, J.. i1atsiA>>.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

: -: z - &c g -
The s.bsssilsss 1Sstii = leissd : lasss
ssssissnsat y - far.ituls, hays urdsss
70 eloss Is OF u asetinas Il
The coasigsnsat consists q rich VII
opt asd rosewood sofss j. hcirs doth; sl-
CANT bed lossgss 10 dpnaets rssksrs, essy
chairs and perior do. in hair cloths sle'
CANT rosewood and OAK cottage chamber
sets; marble top oeasrs tables flashed In
oil; ok, black salnut and cherry esten.
sion tables: black walnut and mahogany
bureaus; French bedsteads. cotsags do.
dining room. ofioe and kitobes ahairs o.
various s.yles /; mahogany. cherry and
black walnut bureau wash stasds, hasd
some square aud corner whas-nots, qusr
tette stands, Be-. &e.
This sale IL exdusively new furpstare
and viii be sold in les 70 svit psrcbssen
The Ladies are esPssially invited. Tb'
trade from the country viii God u thsi
interest to attend. Sale will comment,
at 10 o'clock. Lows 4 TrLKR,
Auctionesss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

A Belle Pierce, alias Belle White,
was before Recorder Martin yeaesaay 10
answer to the crime of larceny. Relic
had stolen. it was said, four silver cups Of
the value of fifty dollars. Belle was found
guilty and bound over to court in the sum
OF o9e hundred dollars, in default Of pay
mens of which she was sen. TO j.il.
Mary Pyle was also arraigned for COM
plicity wssA Belle in the theft. But i,
was found that Belle, 10 generous mo-
nent, bad given one of the cups to .
masculine friend Of hers rejoicing ia The
apostolic name of Luke; and the said
masculine Of the apostolic coguomen had
given it 10 Mary, and hence the cour,
discharged her. Two of the cups have
not jet been found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

UNITED PREsDYTERIAN- Finh street, bet~ssn
Main and pondeau eetvicss every Sal hath at II m
ana ~ p. M. Sunday School el<a M.
JAMES BAowN, Pastor.
FIRST pRgSByTERJAN-Cor Corner High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath al IL IN. and m
Sunday scacoi a. IN. J. GnkErfx PASTOR
streets Services every Sabbath et II q Sunday
schoo, 2L !. n. r. HAssAIL, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ r. CHURcH-corner ofsev-
eph aud Morgan streets Preaching every sabbath 81
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
f. r. wNrse, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Third street, betvess
Concert and high. Services every Sabbath 1t il m
arl 3 p. Sabbath School o'< M.
J. T. whfovxl, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH -Hish str~et, betweey
Fifth and sixth. Services Sabbath at IL
s m. sabbath School at 9:i5 a rrsyer meeting
Wednesday evenings. O.tReR TGAcHHa, Psstor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

@The Young America Pire Com par y
brought out lis engine aDd tested an sddi-
non 70 Its apparatus it has procured in the
shape OF Oew rotating double nozzle. 1.
worried to charm. This Company 10
well 'ihcered and manned, always keeps
Its eneise aid apparsus in good trim, il
wide awake, enterprisiDg and efficient.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19
PRODUCE, Pn0vlslOrs. As.


rIorE-supsrfne, IS 90; spsins Extra. re Fxty,.
- 30 bbI.; Double kxtrA = t.l ~ 6ar - =
Dbl. Wholesale.
NRasf-sYrtnf. ~ 1871 -; Fall 1 rs 10 1 q = In
krH-S046sc n bush.
BMLSr-fai,l &oAi 4S sprina L 30si S.
0ars-4oSs5c p bush.
I. Cesx-6s es5ec ? bushel Laying; ise selling
Cons MxaL-<l 90 y Zoe hs buying; O, s>,i,n~
nnAs-Wh~st,tl 10 y lDo - Lsyias; l IS ~ 30
seAing.
pyrafols-l <2J0l IS buying. 90 n co ..,,ir,
Bur1tR-so 10 Ss~ bu,tsE 3GAce ceiling
ksss-aoc buying: q Jxc ssliog
CRicaEns-ls~e ~ toss % buying; - OQ0 % sell
ing. spring CLics ems 3. ~
NHfis baASs-Cummon 70 Good. s5<afl So buviu~
90 TO Is selling.
TALLop-ssSIxc.
6trswsx-S0c buying
uAr-Timo,hy ZIG W, Prairie SO o.
HlDEs-Dry Flint, lie; Dry sAited, 0G Grubby, hall
pslee' 0reen. Z. Green eheep Pslta, u IS to So
LEAfHEg--Hes loci scle 5S to Ale b. d, h.rpe., 1o
4tc b do upper g 3oc per foot Osk sols to Sc
~ do harness 4sc = D.
sFEps-Timothy. - 0022 SO; Flax 81 So Cleye,
Si2 % TO IL 10 y bash.
LAnD-lic buying, &c selling.
HAns-suEaI cured 23e y b selling Scee ~
Bskr cAriLE-sS so TO - % grvss.
eHEzr-A 20 10 Is 50 . bod.
YRArHEss-50 TO Gcc.
RAes-3f to r, buyiAa
BAas--bariaps, a5c.
single Dummies, ssc double do, 10.
Seamless, bush, ooc TO 80.
Flour, bib, IS 70 IS.
do Dbl, 3oc.
g Dbl. tpspsr,sk
SACx8-Hooi Sacks, IS each
L -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

: 99ll III !
E -
ns1 - mas =. :
cssas.-a.s.y ss1s'ss !. S,sss 8 y S17s ~ y
eas& eeles n e.csise Aay = - - - -
k&e - = 80 SOD p<a - e - =. =
|11f4s98s lee kaSasisg 8 81 - CO., s u
-. 81 /: 8 !. g =. = II - !:
VI; s.:i':s - |s.r :. ! v.s
x:.s.ss, = s al I, : 4. III e =.
Iys-DvIl ~ aeniaal s
| nxi4y-QIfef
Cora--ee1 90 tx interior 70 peins nsv nixsa Wss.
en-, and 1880 fr Wa-torn Yellow. s.
Ats-4ec Western.
Pssressssi-1uaia4 - sos cv.sds sooae ~ nse.pt
In DosA. snd 7eD71c or % eres
eyk-9 NAo2 s1k e esv - -. eeat = y
eoDN ye& 81 = scr 1s3A -, s1nh8dtrvi1 80 wsy
3so1l = ss- prins, ~ y sA1lo - n prns -
A.. A.. saegs hss 80 - H No - - sellers =
sANf-p9li = ~ geo1A - ess plais nssA 81 u y
M uame-essady.
-Wathsf 0sep ecttve N ~ IT CunbsxIaad CT
Ike fer short iibbed and iB5<e ~ sbest rlsre
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WANTED.-An honest boy IS waited
to carry che Of our city routes.

Coon PIANos.-Mr 'Kanmer has jos.
received new let Of pianos from the
mandatory ef Ernest Gabler, which
are pronounced superior 10 Steinyay's. IL
our humble. opision they are good instru
ments. and give forth melodious music
Mr.. T. has also stock Of Smiths Amer.
can melodeons on hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

r@-An oil lamp exploded at the resi-
dence Of Col. w. F. Thompson Wednes
day night, scattering the fragment of the
lamp aud spreading the burning Huid
through the room. No harm was done
to any person and the flames were .peedi-
ly extinguisaed. The wick bad burned
low and the fame reached down and
kindled the oil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

e. Dobbs has put himself on record
- married man. Thst hs clsima there.
for the commiseration Of his fellows il
What We don't know. Ask Dobbs il he
be opposed to matrimony ID the abstract,
and the poor little man, nervously 4 INNING
the poor little fingers Of his poor little
hand through the iron grey hair that the
must be ferruginous soil of the poor litsls
head has grown, and thinking obviously
Of Mrs. Dobbs, will tell you, mo, cot 10
the abstract" Ia tho concrete then,
Dobbs And still ruaDing those uotiriuk
6ngers through the wilds Of that stiff hair
as though making an impossible journey
over the Great Desert Of matrimonial ex-
pcrience in vain search for an oasis OF
felicity that does no. exist and which
would wonderfully surprise Dobbs il be
should find, aud still thinking Of Mrs. D..
he answers "no, not in the concrete. -
10 fact Dobbs had 40 ideal Of matrimony
when he vas younger which Vas rosy,
and Dobbs has RENE mbrances of that hap.
py ideal yet, but in IN hour unfortunate
for him. be settled down on Mrs. D.. or
rather Mrs. D. settled down on him, and
his ideal being very unsubstantial and
Mrs. d. being very substantial, let him
lock now as he will. he sees Instead Of his
rosy fancy, the opaque sophronia Dobbs.
This has been rather an extinguisher on
our friend Tbeephilus. The poor little
mans head is SO very small and his
thoughts so very feeble and Mrs. D. is 20
very heavy aud Gomez down on his frai
ideas SO crushingly that he is exhausted
each day ip.:trying to folly master oil ,h.
emotions that the Euphonio6s name o
SophroDia Dobbs suggests. Nauinop,
to Theophilus Dobbs means Sophrs o a
and Sophronia means matrimony. Anl
as he thinks of some sngulsritiee and aci
dhies daily discovered in the character o
Mrs D. who wonders that while Theopli
lus says be doesn't curse matrimony /.
sghs as he says it.
Ordinarily he sits calmly smoking and
watching the petroleum indications q
the boring goes on in tina. oil well in BIZ
back yard. His serenity isn't greatly
disturbed even when he receives shar,
summons from The cherished partner o
bis life, to como in aud rock the crsdk
|, wherein weepeth an infantile Dobb
|, which Mrs. D. persists in calling Cher
ub before company, but in which Mr.. d.
masculine, sees only an image Of his I'D
mired Sophronis, in miniature.
But We met Dobbs yesterday and d
, the troubles in the domestic casalogu
I seemed to have been visited upon him :
! He was hsggard, pale. carewofn, an oh
ject for pity. He muttered someshin,
about going 10 California. We learne,
the secret of his grief. They were ''hcuse
} cleaning" at the pla:e where, our respect
ed Theorhilas resides. Dobbs, our friend
as We rest our boots with our feet !,
them on table glosiously Uttered Will
books AID papers from the bottom Of ou
bachelor heart, we pity you. And pri
/ vateiy, Dobbs. cherish Mrs. D. while sh,
lives, but if she is SO incoasiderate q L
die. never marry again. Do you hea
Theophilus p
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M 3 B. Vowel 4 Co., druggists,
corner Third and Main, propose 10 sell
Collier Co., and O'FAllon white lead.
At compsny'' card prices, thereby saving
freight from S'~Laeis. They also have
10 store . full stock of drugs, oil, paint.
asc brushes, which they offer at Low ca.
rates. M.n,e,--
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

r. The Louisville journal urges.
with all its eloquence and ability. the peo.
pie of Kentucky to make the abolition of
slavery the leading issue in the August
election, and to elect no man Who will
not pledge himself to vote for the Con.
ssisationsi Amendment abolishius sla.
very.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-19

~ T. J. Talon wishes to call the At.
tenson of the Ladies to his new stock Of
summer Dress Goods, such as Lawns.
orsandes, Jaconets. Lace, and Silk Mn.
hlias, Bonaets. Sc. which be will sell
cheap for cash.
Remember the place, No. IS Main st !,
'o'"een % and 4'h. [MayI6-lw.