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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-31

: TUESDAY MORNINGS oeYoBERsi.
From the Galena Gazette, October oath.

FROM the dAlenA 6aEette, october Gath.
us The Old School Prssbyterian Synod of Chi.
cago, which comprises the northern half of
Illinois, has just terminated a session Of four
days, in this city, it having adjourned last
evening The attendance was quite large.
There were some more than fifty lay and
clerical delegates in attendance. The ses-
sions, as a, general rule, were harmonious,
and the members left the city feeling that
they had spent in Galena pleasant and
profitable season.
A portion of last evening was spent in read
ing and considering the action of the General
Assembly relative to fellowship with those
clergyrnen and laymen who had participated
in the late rebellion, and who believed slayery
to be divine Institution. = The General As
sembv had recommended that no such per-
sons should be considered as members of the
Presbyterian Church till they had repented of
their sins and confessed their errors.
4 vote was taken on the question. "Will
the Synod indorse the action of the General
Assembly" which resulted in the affirmative
by vote Of about 30 to :. This, We take it,
will satisfy every one that the Old School
Church neither indorses the rebellion nor its
cause-slavery.
DIR. Junkin, of Chicago, the leader of the
"seven,' wished to have statement recorded
in the minutes, that himself and those who
voted with him in the negative, did so, not
because they indorse either slavery OF the re
bellion bat because they believed that the
General Assembly had no constitutional right
to interfere with the matter, it being an affair
of the Presbvteries.
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PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.
u. or AMERICA DISTRICT OF Iowa
g. MArsaAl's Of gIcr KHnKuK. Iowa Oct % 1875

U. : OF AMERICA, DISTRICT oY Iowa
o. e. Msrsa,Ls of FIcr Ksoxrk, Iowa Oct. %, 1865.
HEREBY give notice that by virtue of
u - arre-t snl npntion issued of 'hs Of
hce o. tn oF thu untsi States District urt ia
an tts Nstrict Of iowa aud tn rected in the
following can.s towit: W. n. Apologize mariner H.
bstaut. lst tte barge Ri ard IN caise civil
an nN' ma. 'or demand Of rtisct OF wsg-s an 7
al farni.ae1 niue hundred and eighteen ami
IL % ipiar-. hi m the 22i dsy Of bcfos-r 1885,
at the poet Of keosuk in sad ,-trct If Iowa. arrest
AMI take r. session SAT custody. aud do
DIT .'n thu -ud barg "Rchard:- aid hereby al, give
pabs nli9e iaat the time assigned for the return
sail ia on the Ith das OF Nov -mber A. D. 1855
and bsreey aim rnsh and nmons all claim
ing interest in the said b,rg "iie hari knowing
or nsvirg saythipg 10 sly WIN shorId not be
con mood AMI --'id 10 the demand said libel
laht that they be an before the saia District
suTt sr the District Of Iowa return term TO be
hsgun and holden At ssit District Court room on the
7th las Of Spv- ner af,res i'd K-oknk Iowa in said
D. .tr.t said last nan dav when aui where said
viii ne heard then I'd there to inter pose their
cisns and said libel and make their allegation
In thar behalf. PETER MELRNDY u \ NJ
oc2t-t prs ee,sl0 BY Il. PULros, Deputy.
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STATE OF IOWA, Lee County. SIN
~ the District Court Of said county at Fort Madison
R,os, Plaintiff. George Hbberd. Elizabeth
Hihherd. J'b Codner, Herman sehultze, wattenterg
Bush c. Jones Albright, executors OF Isaac Rob-
ison, II Emerson Ard James Todd, Defendants:
Notice Ia hereby given to the Defendants herein above
named that petition in civil action is file in the
Clerk Office nf the District Court aforesaid duly verified
In behalf of the named Plaintiffs against you and
claiming the Of seven hundred aud forty dollars and
nnsty-fvs cents money due two pronssory notes
executed BY the said George Hbbsrd aud also the
closure of mortgage lots 1--WE (5 thirteen 13) and
"a sent Of of the south side Of lot twelve 2
Iowa.
And unless ynu appear and make defense thereto be
fore of the second day of the Of said
Court - commence on the first Monday of Dsce
A. 1865 judgment II be rendered sinst you,
prayed for in said petition. R0BT II. GILMORE.
Revenue stamp SOC. Atty for Pff.
octlT-div rtul
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Total

Unless the voting basis is adopted the South,
it will be seen, gain sixteen members by
emancipation. fit is adopted they will lose
eighteen members When the amendment is
adopted and members are apportioned accor
ding TO voting population, the South viii have
the great inducement of an absolute gain of
thirty-four members in Congress to make
voters OF the freedmen. These figures make
1t plain that the way to secure equal suffrage
is to make the voting population the repre-
sentative basis.
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PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.
o. 3. or AsEArcA, DIsfAIcf o. Iowa.
9. MAssuAL's 0TrIcR, KsoKUK, Iowa, Oct. 23' ,s5


u g. MAssaAIs ovrlcR, KsoEUK, Iowa, Oct. 2a, 'ss
HEREBY give notice that by virtue of 4
warrant Of arrest and nonion issued out OF the o.
fce Of the Clerk Of the United States District Court IN
and for the District Of lows and to directed in the
following cause to-wit A. HIne and ibellant arninst
the stsam boat Dictator her engines machinery fnr
niture tackle and apparel In civil and martins
for demand OF contract for $50 80 100 dollars id
on the 10th day Of October D. 1866 at the port d
keokuk Lee county Iowa. ia said District OF Iowa A.
rest and taks in my possession the safe custody md
do now detan thu said steamboat Dictator With her
engines, machinery furniture tackle and apparel nd
hereby ao give Putiic notice that the time assigned
November, 1895, and hereby admnnish and summons
all persons claiming any interest In the aid stsabo.i
Dictator" and said engines, meohisery furnAtrre
tackle and apparel or moving or having anything 4
say why tho should not be condemned and sol3 =
the demand Of said belant that they be Ana
pear Ssscrs the said DISTRICT Court Tor the Dstrct &
Iova at return tsr, to be begun and holden st ia
DsRtct Court room the It'll day Of November asore
said leos q keokuk Lee county Iowa sAd District
ON sefd lest nansd ny, wAsA and where ad a - vi
@ nsad hso and thsre % inteposs their claims and
Aalf. PRrlR MI INDY. q. -
ssaA pssssA Qel " 11szssi. 11sN.
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TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
ocflf-dswl.

~Won't Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally Everybody kes it, IL purely
vegetable Contains sugar of lead Is the best Hair
Dressing in the world Will grey and faded hair
70 its original color In four veesevery time-"sure
pop" Inquire for weosters Vegetable Hair Invigors-
tor and don't take any other 1t cures all hanors Of
the scalp in week For sale at wholesale and retail
by d. A. KERR. corner Third and Main streets Keokuk
iowa. Buruhams Van SchAaek, Wholesale Druggists,
IS Lake St Chicago, agents for the Northwest
ssn1Q-dsp -. -
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TO THE CIR EDITORS
OF THE
CITY OF KEOKUKl

x LII Creditors of the city Of Keokuk hold
ing Bonds OF said city. and rsEding In the West
avail Themselves Of OFFER made for limited period to
compromise and settle said indebtedness-this being
hnAi sort made for this object. Early application
advised. xdaeSn Creditors will pleass communicase with
the subscriber who authorized TO make the terns Of
settlement proposed
H. 4 Love- President ofths LIST National Bank Of Ke-
okuk !, 10 authorized to act for me In the West.
/. r. FRANKLIN.
Special Agent for the City OF Keokuk.
o0ss ia, Broadway, N. r. dtf
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METHODIST HYMN BOOKB-An
Av1 sizes and qualities forsaleby
feb4 n W WEeTOOTT
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For Diarrhoa, Dysentery, &C. ma
CURES Compound Extract OF BrsSE PLaSr 1.-THE most
reliable and successful remedy; ii is endorsed by Col
Long, General Peasanton and Gen Fitz Henry Warren,
ofthe United states Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tsn omrnissions War Relief RInd rittee, Ejitors
Of the Press aud Western steamboat tnoess. Sod BY
al drs gri.as, ava 9 Vowel 4 Co., Keokuk
J.& c. MAGUIRE, Sole Proprietors,
jy1e-dAwem ~. Louis, Mo.
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The LovEJoY MoSUMENT.-Rev. Mr.. Cod
ding informs us that about ten thousand dol
lars have been collected for this monument,
mostly from four counties, which were in
Owen Lovejoy's old Congressional District.
Fifty thousand dollars are required to build q
monument according TO the design of the as
ISOLATION. - bloomington tIHinois) Panta.
Qrdph.
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4 TV'I ~ 7FrIHKHetu lnHss'J ttepuUIIcHH'
The following table demonstrates the ne
cessitv Of a constitutional amendment basing
representation in Congress uron voters rather
than population The first column shows the
number Of representatives the several States
wonld be entitled to on a white basis. which
corresponds 10 the basis Of actual voters the
second column gives the number the States
will have on the basis Of population now that
the negroes are all counted; the third column
the nresent number, or the three-ffths negro
basis:
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nArcHrLoR,s HAM DYE.

The Original and Beat in the Wordi The only trne
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless. Reliable aud Insfan-
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown without iuiurnet The hair skin. Rem
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists
Theg-uripe is signed william A. Bachelor. Also,
TERMINATING EXTRACT OF MILLEPLEURe,
fer Restoring and Besutifying the Hair.
sugT-dAw1y CHARLES BACHELOR, N. 7.
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A PoLITICM CLERGYMAN - Rev. T. J.
Greenwood. Of Maiden. Mass. Unitarian
clergyman, has been nominated for Congress
against Gen. Banks, by the Democrats. He
is political clergyman" but being of the
copperhead persuasion, this circumstance de.
cidedly alters the case.
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WANTED-Agents-For the standard
History Of the War. complete In one large royal
octave volume Of 900 pags Splendldy Illustrated
With III ne portraits o. Generals and battle scsnsa.
rars ckancs for agents Tsachsre. iaAlse. ensrreeo
Esd especially rstarnsd and disabled o6csrs
81 sss9srs n wsat n pro6tabSs epioyment viii 6ad
peeogiy epeea - their oendt1on. eAud lor oirc-
lere ~ - our eerns. Address x9IaLRR NSOURDY
= ~ Ceta1A NJ and q. Loais, 10.
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The connexions ana experience OF aD
Invalid; published for the benefit and a CAUTION 10
YOUNG MEN and others. who suffer from Serrous De
blity Premature Decay of Manhood &C, supplying n
the same time Tus ss.Ssor srLr-CrsE. BY one who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable qnack
cry By enclosing ,stpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had ofthe authar.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esq,
jy2edAw3m Brooklyn, Kings Co., Y.
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sal tenders IN circulation, sGs5. 23G..

gal tenders in circulation, $685., $780,
200.
The amount of fractional currency
is $25, $50, 900; uncaled for pay, requi-
sitions and miscellaneous items OF the
War and Navy Departments SIS, 73G,
600; amount Of coin in the Treasury,
$35, 1893, 900; and Of currency, $S1,402, e
900; total amount in Treasury, SIG
739, G32 50. The statement Of the
public debt on the 3lst of July, as
compared with that made on the 3lst
Of May, shows an increase of one hun
dred and twenty-five millions, owing
in part to the extraordinary sums re-
quirod to pay arrearages due to the
army The amount Of legal tender
notes in circulation shows an increase
of S2G,075, 700
There is no truth in the reports cir
culating in some parts of the country
that the five dollar note had been
countcfeited after the first instalment
of notes had been issued to some five
or six of the National banks first or
gained. A slight change was made
in the lettering and minor details Of
the five dollar note, which accounts
for the variation now seen between
the fyes first issued and subsequent
ones. There are no counterfeits Of
any denomination of the National cur
rency.
The total number of National banks
chartered since the law Of Congress
on that subject, is 1899, with an ag-
grcgate capital of S370000,O0O and IA
circulation OF Sl6IgG1 $50.
The printing of the nutco fot the
last and final issues Of the popular
$50 loan is entirely completed at the
Treasury Department, and the amount
will be issued to subscribers as soon
as the necessary entries and other
clerical work can be performed in the
Secretary's Office.
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US. ExoIsB TAxEs.
COLLECTORS NOTICE

y YIN u II WIchg gwen th"t
THE ANNUAL TAXES
The 1hird Collection District Of Vermont
AZ assessed upon Incomes Licenses. Carriages.
l'latc, Nc., under The provision Of the law of
Congress. approved June 3lth 1861 aud the
amendments thereto. have become due and pay
able and viii attend myself, or by duputy. nj
tho following times and places to receive the
CHI1"rENDEN COUNTY.
AZ my Office in Burlington. on Tuesday Wcdncs-
Gay and Thursday, August 22nd, 23rd aud 9th,
At the Richmond Hotel, Richmond on Mon
day, september 4th.
AT the BostNick House, jericho, ON Tuesday,
September 5th.
At seegers Hotel, Milton, On Wednesday, sep
tombcr 9th.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
At the Weldon House. st. Adams, ON Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, August End, 23rd,
and 2ith 1850.
A lrish's Hotel Fairfax, on Friday, August
At Ishom's Hotel Bakersfield, on Tuesday.
August Goth.
At 1homrsos Hotel, last Berkshire, on
Wednesday. August 30th
At Bars Hotel sheldon, on Tuesday, August
Dist
GRAND IsLECOUNrY.
urday, September 2nd 1868.
At keeler,s Hotel, South Hero, on Thursday,
September 7th.
At joel Aliens House. North Hero, Friday,
September Sth
ESSEN COUNTY.
st the West Concord House. West Concord.
on Tuesday. Schtcnhcr 18th 1865
At Morris Woods Hotel, Guildhall, on Thurs
day September 18th.
At tho Brunswick Springs House. brunswick.
ftft IrttI al - s41
At the Island Pond House. Island Pond. ON
Monday, September 18th.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
st the Memphrcnagng House. Newport. ON
Wednesday and Thursday, September 2th and
At the Barton House, Barton on Friday, Sep
tcmbcr 22nd.
At the irosburgh House, Irasburgh ON satur-
day, September 2}rd.
At Carpenters Hotel, Craftsbury on Monday,
september 18th.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
At the Mansfield House, Stove, on Thursday,
september 18th, 1860
At Brewsters Hotel, Cambridge on Tuesday.
October Bird
At Aliens Hotel, johnson, ON Wednesday De-
tobcT 18th.
Al the lIoni=vilc House, Norrisyillc, on
"Wednesday, September 9th
re BY the terms of the law all persons neg
lecting TO pay said taxes ON nr before the tim,
specified, viii be required TO pay twenty cents
per notice, and four cents per mile travelled in
SERVING same; and neglect to pay said taxes az
ter ten days notice mcurs penalty of ten por
cent.
Ing ttdirid'f3 c'9i remit his tar Del another
person rs has receipts 'rW be ltt8raed.
Payment must be made in L. s. Treasury
Notes, or in bills of National Banks
CARLOS BAXTER
Collector Of Third Collection District
burlington. August < 1868 "A sw
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ALDEN'S CONDITION POWDERS

Ihs9 arr sure SALE, ald harmless. They th0rough-
Is remove all unhealthy Instructions and cleanse
the whole system, eSpcllng inflammation, pro-
ducing healthy and directing action upon the
liver restoring appetite, health, and renewed
animation 20 the whole body, thereby rendering
the animal capable Of much greater endurance.
These powders may be given With great adyan-
tage in all cases Of loss Of appetite, roughness
of the hair or coat stoppage Of watcr and bow
els, all coughs and colds inflammation Of the
lungs and bowels, recent founders, swelling of
the glands Of the throat. horse distcmper hide
bound, &c.
We do not recommend them to cure a COM
drmed case of heavos hut they win relieve it.
and in recent eases effect cure
Farmers, Transfers, aud those having
charge OF horses, would save time and money
by having these Powders always on hand to adj
minister with the first symptom OF decline or
disease.
Those powders are alike applicable to All
domestic animals. They make fatting cattle
thrive, and working cattle perform much better,
There is nothing better for new mich cows
as they cleanse and regulate the system and APP
petite. and improve the quantity and quail
ity OF thr milk.
The good results that follow the use Of these
Powders, viii recommend them to everybody
Put up in large papers, with directions Tor use,
and sold for 25 cents.
Sent by mail in oXIra large packages for 81 90.
Orders solicited 10y
l.. l.. DUICHER& SON, st. Alhans, Vt.
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NJ fgnLlc DEBT, &c.-The official
\ u 4, Of the public debt. as ap-
rom the books of the Treasury
'on' ''Seht on the 3lst of July, shows
97 go ol outstanding to be $2,757.-
'i int o. slvided thus, viz: debt bear
NL;oile 81 n coin, 81, los, 6G2.G 4l so.
4 boal.. The interest is $G4, 521. S37 so:
sS9 ,a nm interest in lawful money
.7la ,c coS oi5,on which the interest is
oo o'ooV Is; debt on which interest
in teaSed' sl,527l2O; debt boaring
4 IN 'uSt' s557, 906, 900; total Interest
lG r, CON on and lawful money, sl39. :
cj ,1o %. The legal tender notes
tr' D'a'lon We're as follows: One
ia O years five per cent notes. s89. :
Si y an United States notes. old AK t.
Sls 55'c col; U. States notes. new is
Il. ' a. ~,oSl 966; compound interest
!, eo aO' OF March 3, 1868, $1,000 :
L so pound poa interest notes. net 81
'0' 1864 sie7, 40; total %sI l g,
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manufactured from the choicest American and
Italian marble. Having experienced workmen
in Isis employ he is enabled to warrant his Gus
toners monumental work which will be finished
in a superior style of the art, and in good taste.
He purposes keeping constantly on hand a yari-
ETY. Of designs which will aid customers in max
ing selections.
All persons wishing anything in the marble
line will find it to their advantage to give him a
cali before purchasing elsewhere
Those living NJ a distance can confer with HIN
by mail, and their letters will be promptly at
tended TO.
My place Of business has been removed to the
Shop on CHAMPAIGN street, formerly occupied by
II. II. FarnsYorth, whore shall be glad to ill
any orders with which may be favored.
CHARLES w. GREEN.
st. Adams, May -, 1864. lily
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

We shall always ondcavor to keep on hand a
good quality Physicians viii find it for
their interest to purchase their supplies of MS
as we shall do oru best to suit them, both as to
quality ana price. Anything unsatisfactory YOU
VIII do MS favor to report the fact on return.
proscriptions filled with cnrc
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ApOihecary and Drug Store,

I aving good assortment of everything per-
L L tanning to well furnished Drug store
We hope our friends viii call on Us when in want
of anything in our line
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Have associated themselves together for tho
Practice OF Medicine and Surgery, and VIII give
their prompt and faithful attention to all profess
sional business entrusted to their care
Onice at the residence Of DR.. stevens.
IA. n. STEVENS, A. D.. s. =. CLARK. ND,
South Main Street. England street.
ST. Albans, MAY Is, 1868. WI.
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EIiphaz Ea,on's estate.

STATE OF VERMONT.
District Of IIaaLlin. ss
Tho Honorable the llohatc Court for TIE Dis
irict Of rankin, TO al persons Interested IN
The estate Of Ehphaz Eaton, late of snoshnrgh.
iasald District, deceased. GREETING.
MHEgFss said Court hath assigned the 18th
day Of August ncXt, Tor The settlement If the
administration account of H. a. Barb,r, admin
irtratar, with VIII ANNEXED, of the estate of
ELlPhAA EATON, deceased, and ordered thut
public notice thereof bci given 10 all persons
Interested IN said estate. "a the day assigned for
such settlement.
IHEEEFoRE, ven ar hereby notidclt6 appear
al the Probate Conit room ia St. Adams OH the
day assigned, then and there to contest the al
,owance OF SAID account If Won sec cause.
Given under my hand, at st. Adams. this 3lst
day ofJuiy, A. -, 1868
73-2w A. !. SAMSON. Judge.
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sptejal 4lotjces.
"A HORSE IS LIKE a MAN.

And like a man, il be- is overworkod, needs care
and medicine. How many times we soc horse
worth twoIor three hundred dollars apparently
broken down by excessive work. Each particu-
lar hair stands on end. and with head dropping
he drags hi- weary limbs along' The functions
OF his body are more or less obstructed. mother
words, he is out Of condition. What shall We
dor Give
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nIArM AGENT.

Soldiers Bouuties, Widows and invalids' Pom
sions, Arrears Of Pay, and Claims for Horses lost
on destroyed in the military service procured
by q r. ~
Late a Capt. of 10th Vt Volunteers.
st. Adams, Vt, March 1865. sou'
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MANNER OF Distribution.


Certificates naming each article and its Val
ne, are placed in sealed Envelopes, which are
wei mixed One Of these Envelopes, contain
mg the Certificate or order for some Article.
twurth at least dollar at retail) will be sent
10y mail To any address, without regard To choice
on receipt nf25 Cents. The purchaser will see
what Article it draws, and its value, which may
he from One 20 Five Hundred Dollars. and then
can send One Dollar and receive the Article
named, or any other on the list Of the same value
and after seeing the Article, if it does not give
perfect satisfaction, we desire it to be immedi-
atcly returned and the amount paid will be re-
funded
by this mode we give selections from a varied
stock of hne goods, of the best make and latest
STYLES and of intrinsic worth, at a nominal price,
while all have chance Of securing articles of
the very highest value.
In all cases charge for forwarding the Ger
tiiicatc. postage and doing the business, the
sum OF Twenty-Five Cents which mast be en-
CLOSED in the order Five Certificates viii be
seit for one Dollar; eleven for FSo Dollars; thir
Is for Five Dollars; sixty-ye for Ten Dollars;
hundred for Fifteen Dollars.
Parties dedling wM ms mag depe'd on AaUb,g
prompt returns and ne article drdiri, ,nN be inn
medtdfeiy sent 10 any address by return mail or
cypress.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all cases
Write your Name, Town, County and State
plainly, and address
SEIDEN & CO.,
~ COURTLANDT STREET,
"a l3w NEW YORK.
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Domestic DyeA.

WE are Who'll sale Agents fr Reeds Dyes,
w and viii supply the trade at mauufac-
urnr's pricoa. /. i. DLICHER a son.
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E'eI'fuIlcry.

4 UBIN'S Genuine Extracts. 4 great variety
/ 4 of American Extracts, equal to ANY. Choice
C0lognes, Cosmetics, Rouge Toilet Powder.
SachOts, Hair Oils, Pomades, Resiorers and
Dontri6ce Soaps, &c, for sale at
DUICHERS
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A FIRST rate side Spring Single Wagon.
~ Cash or good paper taken.
MCGOWAN BROTHERS
ST. Alhans, August lst, 1850 78-2w
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= taItANiiD losa tho pasture OF Danicl ONitt
in Fairfield, July "A, Black Mare with white
mnd feet and White stripe in the face. ANY in
OF the saalc viii he suitably rewarded
at the residence of Daniel Ovitt IN Fairfield.
FRANCIS EATON
Fairfield. July 2i, 1865. 72-3W