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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

FBy q private letter received in this
city we learn that Col. Hedrick, Of the
18th Iowa Infantry. was in Cumberland
Md. and was at the time occupying the
adjoining room Of the one in which Gems.
Crook and Kelly were captured. Col. H
says that be had his "navy" all "presen
and accounted for" and was sorry that
his cripP!!edsondition prevented him from
taking active part in the proceeding.
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The Final Dtrsggls.
NeVbern. March 4

lntelligenes from The North Caroliu,
papers indicate that hsth sections q,
concentfating thsir 1oroes % her border,
for tho foal Struggle.
A Raleigh pspsv says the people 81
this city viii heas the guns Of the great
and last battle Of the American rebellion.
and the tsditionary grounds of the old
North State will be the common ersve
yasds Of 6tais Rights snd State lines,
without Hhich no astsnpt at secessioc
cosl1 hays bssn nade. The existenoe
Of 6fats lisss viii slwsys be saficieat
prsssxt to psonpt ~ local interest Of one
section % seve16 agsinst the government,
If ths ether sectisas rsfnse 10 sacri.
Gee heir local interest. All history
demonstrates tho fact that personal il.
terest IL paramount to love Of country and
even life itself. Hence to make Us one
family. one people, and to obli,era.s the
local danger We nnst abolish State lises.
which will give US central head. the
magnet to which all local interest viii be
attracted, republican government
which will be the eabodinens Of free in
stitution, - country il which the people
cannot run riot and plungs into extremes
under the cloak of Democracy.
The Raleigh Progress says that the
Federals are concentrating force Of 4O,-
900 at Newbern which will soon be ready
to strike General Lees army in copiunc.
ton with Sherman's forces.
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0sn. Pep - o.. llsteAst.

CS. Aoooos Mercn D.
ln long letter Published this nornia,
iron Co. Pops \ aDply - uoyers3
Fletcher, asking his views q to bhs bes
uses Of the Federal military forces Of th.
State and their relation TO the present
and prospective condition Of Missouri,
the General gives candid revisw of the
condition Of affairs q he finds them, and
sees bat little difficulty in the way OF the
re-establishment Of civil law, and urgently
recommends the people throughout the
State = units in acfivs md vigorous meas.
ures to bring about that end. He does
not propose to abolish martial law. at least
until effective civil machinery may be put
in operation throughout the State. but
wishes the people to take immediate meas
ures to reassert their manhood and pcr-
form their full duty - citizens to restore
peace and order and make military subor-
dinafe to civil laws. To this end he
pledges al assistance as his eommSud.
and hopes social rights, civil liberty and
free institutions may speedily Be re-. .es-
iablished 20 he can withdraw military
forces from the 6tate and plaes them IN !
position more suited to their taste and
where they can be OF greater service in
crushing the rebellion.
In this connection Governor Fletcher
issued proclamation calling upon all
citizens TO unite in devising and carrying
put such measures - will speedily restore
'ivii law and enjoining oil officers Of tho
aw to exercise their full functioas aud
will promise military assistance when
aeeded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

~ A. Des Noikss correspondent oi
the Delaware County Union gives the
following statement Of the gross receipts
of Iowa railroads for the past year.
The Register says: =. ss
cit will be seen that the M. and N. r.
R. does much the largest business. When
the D. NJ. Valley road is completed to
this place, end secures q St. Louis con-
nection, We look for it to take Ihs FIRST
place in point Of bpsiness.''
Burlington and Missouri River Rail.
road Company-gross receipts, $780,
237. 90.
Cedar Rapids and Missouri River Rail-
road Company-grpss receipts, 1885,
1891.
Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad
Company-gross receipts, 492, 500.
Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Com
pany, Including the gross receipts Of tht
Cedar Falls aud Minnesota Railroad Com.
pany. $39S, 238 IS.
Dubuque Southwestern Railroad Com.
pauy---gross receipts, S63, $50 So.
Des Moines Valley Railroad Compan,
gross receipts, sSl8, 1895 SO.
Mississippi and Missouri River Rail
road Company-gross receipts, &603,
20932
Keokuk and Mount Pleasant Railroad
Company-gross receipts, S66, ,1O3, 81.
| The hcGregOr Western Railroad Com
pauy Al the present writing has not 10
ported.
The total gross receipts Of the sssera
Railroad companies in the State for ! 86z
is 81, ,566. .605.ll. which yields . revenu'
to the amount of $25, ,686.O5.
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4 New Pesiaien ~ I.se.

= New Seeat1Da fo9 kee.
New York, March 3.
The Herald's 9th corps ssrzs zsspoadeai
OF the 9th ssys:
+ = rspostA8 thae fbr ssnA usuae o6,t
large numbers Of negross have beea &
work throwing up Notifications along the
basks y shs Roanoke river. 6svsrsl
months siace oaay cid and exDer;enoed
officers surmised s6at II Lee was oombllI- !
ed 70 fell back from bic present position
- ycald losn nsw dsfsnsiys line alonsI
thSt btfeam. Ths countfJ = admifa.
bly, adQtpd for this purpose ssd.the river
Will adj considerably 70 the dif6eultiss
whish - attaching eolama voulA hsvs 10
overeome. Large guns from Petersbure
and Richmond have been sent 81 ID that
direction viaths Danvilk rsilrosd, and
many things seem to indicate his army
v i'll soon Be en- route for the same place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

H The Sentinel aays the sportamsn
about Osceola have had ine fun recent '
shooting prairie chickens which are nu.
merous thereabouts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

Sandy Hook, March 6.

Sandy Hook. March g..
The steamship Cute from Liverpool
25th, QuesnstoNn 20sh, has arrived.
Her dates are three dsys lAssr.
The Army and NsxJ 0asefis ma tha,
the Oeaiedsfats GsvsEnnsnt hsvs ooan-
termanded large orders for torped0ss. E
The Loadoa Tass sAys. tha peace con.
ference makss Il hort ssidsnt than evs,
that neutrality u - only policy fol
England. Il il a1sersed thai france la.
given tho Amsricsn3 aovsfumunt the as-
suEsacs that no Mexican territory haa
been ceded.
E Naliioa il ths hn1hCf Esela1d has 10.
crsassd g6. 600 pounds. 8
Liverpool, Feb 24,Cetton sales b
the week 81 600 bales, including 1000
to speeulators md $500 bales to ek
porters. Market dull u : decline u
l@I@d on American. Orlsans n6ddlilf
a9@; upland middline 1e1s ~ s6plads
2ld. eales Friday d 100 ~, marks
closing stesdy. etoak 4 pom 678, ,O0i
balss inoludisg ~ sCN Anelican.
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

The act of Congress creating the Chief
of-S,af to Lit Gen. Grant, confers thai Of
fee upon Brig. Gen. Rawlings, who has
shared in the hardships and dangers of
Gen. Grants campaign from Belmont to
the present time, serving from Vicksb hrg
as Chief.of-S.aff. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

AThe Davenport Gazette learns that
Adjutant General Baker will shortly re-
move his Office from Davenport to Clin-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

~ H. S. Ermsn, the editor Of the
Bedford Express has "took and went and
gone" and married.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

S9- The population of Taylor county.
in this State is 4,737. The Express says
it will be 1000 ere the spring is over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09
Rebel News.
Philadelnhia. March


A special dispach from Washington to
the Bulletin gives the following news:
Richmsad pspers Of March 9th contain
no military news Of Importance from n.
g. or Va A Richmond paper Of Monday,
in the course Of long editorial, says the
country turns in disgust from Congress
For four months it has sat in Richmond
and day after day witnessed the military
strength Of the Confederacy dwindling
away, and though Lee has appealed to it
and implored it to use the great military
strength of the negroes for the defence Of
our country; yet to the date Of the ses-
sion 1t has wholly failed and rsfased to
adopt this measure for the salvstiop Of the
country. Again, it says no ccuvension
is now wapted 10 Va 4 CppSsption Win
not fight, but il might run away. Il
might oaptulate when that sad alternative
shall como. Gen. Lee is The proper Con.
vention. He is the best judge Of our Sit
uation. No Convention is seeded, for
what does State Sovereignty need 10 Z
Oouventios! Has not Ssats Sovereignty
been the weakness Of our cause! Our
cause to day needs power.
The Sentinel of Monday says both
Houses Of the Virginia Legislature have
eoncusred IN the resolutions Of instructions
to our Senators in Congress to support
the policy Of introducing negroes as SOL
diers in the 6eld. The resolutions take
the broadcast grounds, and W trust the
Confederate Senate will now act without
delay. In the rehel Congress : resolu
ton Of the General Assembly Of North
Carolina, protesting against the srming ol
slaves IN any emergency without the con.
sent Of the State was presented. A bill
was passed in che rebel House 10 form
volunteer organisations out Of such per
soas - ere mot Liable . military dpE.
= - %t~F4 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

Orders have been received ffom Gen.
Fry to commence the draft here on the
= 81 inst, and in pursuance Of thess o..
dsss, Asst. Adjt Gen. Bronson, nov aot.
N : Provost MarshaI General, kas il.
6bed Instructions to the Pr0voat NarshaIa
= Be- ready 70 proceed. The eompsritiv.
j small number now being raised daily
towards filing the large qsOta assigesd
70 this CITY il given - reason fof Nsp,
iag this ofdeg.s sssssssa sesss
Gen. E. w. Kinks haa besn arpointed
Provost Marshal Gss an1 Minlsry Oou.
nesdsr q HaErisbpsls ~ 1lAios Dodu
II q. 9. iIssEy, = . assuns sosa
nnand y - 2 - q the Pfovest Marsha
Csae( . ~ distrids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09
n Council Bluffs sustaiDs |. dailv

~ Council Bluffs sustains daily pa
Per, end Bro. Burke, its editor, pust be
. happy man, for he says;
awe have . regular, legitimate bust
ness. such IS subscriptions, advertising
and job work, BY which We not only lire,
but feel quite comfortable-ars able "a
'smaks bothIeuds meet. !" and s.lap over
. little.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09
MAnnrHD.s

Y. the Sth fnse q Tie rsssncs ef tAs ls6~u s.sher
ths r. " G. Crsig, Mr. G. y DorD, Of D. Moins.
AAssa1 -. soaHsfos, of m city.
me Assfsnaat ~ bssss nan. bat Cupid direet.d
N azfow thst caused hin 70 ssurrender n. ,-ta.,.
saks ~ noss spaesdia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

Philadelphia, March 9.
RieAwosd pspers of the 9th contain
no military news Of importance faon
North Carolina or Virgins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

A SELECT SCHOOL.-Miss LIZZIE
A ROWE will commence School on Monday March
15tn, In the brick building the Of 10th and
Concert streets.
TUIrION-Ssoo per Scholar Term, 10 weeks.
mcns-d1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

A CARD.-Having this day sold out
~ my entire stock Of Dry Goods and Notions to l.
BERKS0N Z co, and also leased them the building
lately occupied by me- corner 9Th and Main streets,
take pleasure in recommending them to my old iends
and customers and trust that they may receive the lib
sral patronage heretofore bestowed upon the house
mch3 J. n. BILLIN0S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

W would further his friends that the sccu-
rate taste and fair dealing which has this
establishment tor past shall be strictly adhered
and his best endeavors sha be exsrted please his
friends and render them full equivalent for their
money. mch9-dln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09
xhs 41ssA - tAs 0Aie.
Cincinnati, March s.

AoA
The hoodsin the Ohio has reached ito
highsst mark, and the water commenced
falling. Train1 on the Ohio = Missis.
sihpi sad Indiana q Ciucinussi Ro1ds are
suspended, the track being under water
between hers and Lswrsnosburg.
Col. 8. A. Harris vas noninated for
reelection "a the ofRce Of Mayor BY the
Union 0ommittee yesterday.
The ovsslaaa Rssaiaa rsaseraph.
6an Franeiseo, March 7.
The Nsvada Le9islatafs passed 4 reso-
luton asking 0osg1sa 70 supply suf.
ficient military fOfcs u protect the Over.
la1d MAil Ronte.
The United States steamer Shubric,
Capt. Lammon, sailed to-day with Col,
Buckley and party u No Oollins' Over.
land Russian Telsg1sph Company, hosnd
Tor Rulsian Auui1a. FhS ehdbs;1 touches
lst Yiytoris, Van ooysiss Isllad, 10 Md !
Iwssking party to eonnssoe buil1iae q
Frassf Rivsr. Nh. 0amtle, onhefintend.
sat of shs Califssnia Stats Telegraph Go,
vsat o. the ahabeie - lAndS s Histesil
q finish small gap "a the Nirs bet~eer
Ds1Eaeham Dsy a13 Nsw WESTMINSTER
ltitidh Col1mb{l a JnSsf Riysr. Th,
ite1e NJ VIII ~ xue4taR, IA 80 !,
tkssS 6ssts hesuesn 81 frsacisoe -
Dsltih Dsl1Ilt sl,.. !, sssis |..s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09
CCHOOL ELECTION.-Tbe nual

hed electors Of the Public School District Of the city
Of Keokuk will hsld election as the Public School
H0ass, BlpndsAu street. Monday, The 18th day Of
March 1885, for President, Vice President one
eAsurer one Secretary and Director to constitute
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year.
The election will be held between the hours Of 10
mch3-dtd Jw OGDEN, sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

a MILLER u CO., BOILER MA
IA KBRs, SHEET IRON WORKERS, On Ssh street
near Godman's Pork House, prepared 10 make ali
kin - Of Boilers, either tabular doublenued order
Also all kinds Of SheetIron work, such Sugar Pans
and Brew Kettles, tron sIil and Dfstiiing work Irr
Doom and Shutters for buildings and all other work in
line. Satisfaction given charge made Partic-
uiar attention paid to repairing fsb25-dam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

A New Position for Lee.
Fertincatiens ThfOwn d
sn Roanoke River.

DRAFr ORDERED IN new Yonx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09
KEOKUK FERRY.

Mss&rs~ yANDYKE, MARTIN 4 CO. are
nov ranning the Ferry at this place, and
Z will not spare labar OF expense in making il
efnciens Ferry. mcha
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-09

doesn't regard for the COED opinion Of his neshbor
should fnducc every TO dtess with AMI 10 the
BEST cf his ability due regard ecesomy should in
dace every man TO tie best goods in the market
sor they are uitinately the eap with these axions
In mind
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

used be frequently telling Mrs. Keith and
myself how very easy housekeeping must be.
Il must be mere play to you. Don't put
yourself out, beg
sPut myself out indeed ! cried Keith, re-
treating to the kitchen. Good gracious
what sdall do ! I'd give a hundred dollars
il Mary was only here. oh where shall
begin
He drew out the table and set it without
any cloth then took off the plates and put
on a cloth-the very one he had wiped the
dishes on. The task completed, he put on
some more potatoes, and some more steak I;
burned the steak to cinder took off his
potatoes when he did his meat. and put all
upon the table. There was loaf Of bakers
bread in the cupboard he paraded that, and
called bis guests to dinner.
A quzzlcal smile spread over Mrs. Fid-
gets face at the sight Of the repast. Keith
was in cold perspiration.
Ma. my plates all greasy, and SOS my
knife | can't eat on dirty dishes, cried
little Johnny Fidget.
And my fork is wet all over with water
that's dropping off the table cloth; and my
later amt half bied,' cried little Jane Fidget.
A slight noise in the kitchen drew the at
tention of Mr.. Keith.
Jupiter !! cried he, il Mrs. o'Flatherty's
dog amt making off with my steak !
He jumped from the table, and started in
hot pursuit. The dog made the best Of it (;
Keith's unaccustomed attire was a sad draw
back. and he made but little Roadway.
xiii him. he yelled to the crowd that
joined in the pursuit; Ill give fifteen dol
lars for his hide.
b Mrs. o. Flstherty herself appeared on the
scene. with a skillet Of hot water.
Tech him If ye dare she cried. I'll
break the bones Of every mothers son Of
yees. Stand from fornist or yen rue the
day
Keith took step forward stepped on
his skirt, and pitched head irst into a wine
cellar, where half dozen men were playing
cards.
The devil in petticoats = exclaimed one
gamester, and the place WIS empued quicker
than u wink.
The police picked-up NJ Keith consider.
ably bruised, and carried him home. Hi.
company had taken their departure and some.
body, not having the fear Of the law upon
them, had entefed and stolen hundred dol.
lars worth Of property.
Mr.. Keith sent the following note to hi,
wife by the evening mail
dean MARY Come home. give W
beat. A woman does have great deal tc
do. confess myself inc mpetent to man
age. Come home, and you shall Lave new
silk dress, and a daughter # Erin to divide
your labors.
Yours disconsolately,
h. KEITH"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
5; 4 !, ! ; g;

hereby eeT riy. that have been fam liar with all
the processes employed by the South Down Company
the manufacture Of their "sheep Wash Tobacco" and
that the article prepared under Mr.. Jacques Patent
tans all the useful principles Of the Tobacco in con
cenuated form.
This Paste, en- ployed as Sheep wAsh. according to
the directions furnished BY the Company has The effect
Of curing Scab and other cutaneous disease and destroy
ing I'll parasitic insects which nest the skin and Of
the Sheep and thereby improves the health Of the ami
NAL, as N' as the quality Of its fleece. Employed in
the same way, the solution being made stronger IL will
destroy those ins cts which nfest the skins Of large
animals, aud aso those that are Injurious to vegetation
CHARLES T. Jackson ND
AsSayer 10 The State Of MaSsaoAusefts and
ConSultiHg Chemist.
NJ Wool Growers should beware Of any prtpata alton
that contains sulphur, it IS destroy he bre
Of The wool. One pound Of Extract Tobacco will make
twelve gall Wash and contains the srngth Of eight
pounds u Tobacco IS prepared by farmers
Agents wanted in every Wool District.
JAMES LEVIN, agent South Dozen Co,
3oeop0O-5l.76 % Cen raj Wharf, rOstOn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

Principal Office and Laboratory is at he N f. Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets Philadelphia, where a /
letters for advice or business should be directed.
He will be found here every Saturday professionally
to examine lungs with the Resprometer Tor which his
fee is three dollars. All advice free.
In New York a, No 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from A. NJ to 3 p. NJ.
Al the Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January is and TO-,
February IS and &c. March 10 and Is, April 10 and 20,
MAY II aud rs. June IA and Is, July 10 and ~.
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen in the daily papers Of those cities.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

IuPORTaNT TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. DOW continues to be consulted at bis off e. Nos
and fndicott street, Boston, on all diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
81 long course Of study and practical experience DR.
Dow has the grathca Of presenting the unortu-
nate with remedies that have failed cure the
most alarming cases OF
q ONORRHHA AND SYPHILLS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors OF venereal and
impure blood, lppotency SorofuA, Gonorfhna Ulcers
Pain or Distress In the regions Of procreatioL, InAa
nation Of the bladder and kidneys ydroee Abst sse
humors ghtia Swellings and the long train Of horri.
ole symptoms attending this class Of disease are m AIDE
70 become as harmless as the simplest angs Of child.
. "a MIN w n a ~ ~ =, ~ ~
in all It's forms and stages Patients who wish to remain
under Dr. Dows treatment few days or weeks will be
furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for board
moderate
7. Shades who troubled with any disease pc.
culiar TO their system will find speedy relie by calling
on Dr. Dow, at his office, No. Endicott street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

DR.. Jnewav, Surgeon in charge Of United States
Hospital, Newark, j., seys :" experier ced very
much benefit from the Of your BitteTs after
attack Of typhoid fever, and enabled to resume
my duties In much shorter time han expected AZ er
80 severe illness My appetite restored, and di
gestive organs umed their fui ctons quickly An
ticle prepared so carefully as it is, ard from many
valuable medic es, cannot in my opinion, fail to do
good when properly used"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

Eighteen years established 10 \. Y. City"
OniJ ina hbs rem dies kno~n"
90 Free from Poisons -
" No dangerous 70 the Humsn Family"
" Rats come out OF heir h lies to die"
90 Costar's " Rat, Roach, &c, Exter's,
Is pAsie-used for bats
Mice, Roaches Black aud
Red Ants,&c sc sc SC,
Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator,
Is liquid Or wash used to
des roy, and also as a pre-
ysntiye for b. d-Bugs &c
" Costar's Electric Powder for Insects,
Is for Moths, Mosquitoes,
Eleas, Bed Bugs, ltsccts
Plants Fowls Animals nc
aSold by all Druggists md Retailers everywhere.
W. BswaTe Of all worthless limitations
l-rsee that Costsr's name is each Box ottle,
and FiASA' before you buy ..
p.P ineip, Depot 4s2 Bro adwsy, Nes York
lJSold oy n. X. BRowS. Montpelier, VT.
| s 8 5.
lNcREAsE CT RATs-The Farmers Gazette
hl gsh asserts and by figures that one pair OF
rats will have progeny and descendants Of no less n an
6ol O5l in three eafs NV, unless this immen,e fam
lily eau BE- kept down they would consume m re food
ths would Sustain IS 90 human beings
W See " CostAI's" advertisement in this paper.
3 8 5.
RATS versus BIRDS-Whoever engages In shootipg
small birds Is cruel mani whoever aids in extermn
correspondents to give ia the benefit Of xperenoe
in driving rats Ne need something besides doy,
Nj ~
grsee Costsr's " advertiser emit in this psper.
3 8 5.
"CoSTAR'S RAT EXTERMINATOR Is simple.
safe and sure,-the m, st pereet ,on meeting
we nave ever attended Every rat that can get H. prop
cry epAr aeesring TO directions, will eat H. aud
eF ~ one mat eats will die genera y at som place as
Distant as possible from where the medicine was taken
Lake Shore. Michigan, Mirror.
" See " LostArs' Advertisement in this paper.
3 8 g.
HOUSBKEEPRRS troubled With veImin need he so
no longer # the use " Costar's' Exterminator We
have used 1t 10 our satisfaction and IL box cost S5
we would have il We have tried poisons, but they
ell ct nothing but Cosiars" article knocks the
breath out OF Rat Mice Reaches Ants and Bed Bugs
quicker Than we can write IL Ii is in great demand All
over the e9uhty-Medna, Ohio, g, ssffs.
UJhee " CostArs advertiser ent IN this pAper
8 6 s..
A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST --speakips of
"Oostats Rat. RoA h. Ant Sc, ExteiminAtoi-
-" more grain and provisions are destroyed annually
IN u ant County oy yermn than would pay for tons Of
TINS Kat and Insect kileI."-Laneastsr, Ma, Herald
3 6 5.
FARMERS AND BOUsBKEEPERS should recol-
lect that hundreds OF dollars worth of Grain, Pro-
us MS &C. are annually destroy ed by Rats Mice Ans
and Other nsecs aud yermin-a Of when eau be me.
vented by few dollars worth OF Costar's" Raj
hoath Ant, &c EXteIminatoT bought aud used freely
uJso in Monil VT, by N. X. Brown.
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