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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-14
+; AGOG 4 SIIERBROOKE.
STAGE LINE DAILY

The above named stages win Iesv, sbe-,,-o,.,,.s
" cAliy, and arrive at MagOg l1.31 A. NJ to connect
with the steamboat through the lake and returning viii
.aVe Nao upon the arrival CT the boat from NeWpot
Trunk night train 10 Montreal sind Quebec The null.
VI" Tad this route the shortest Fpeediest and cbes, 20
en- route between the Canadian cities and Boston
i7si-Z WARREN PAIGE Proprieto-
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READY MADE CLOTHING

NOTICE Is hereby given that pl.cation will be
made to the leg stature of Vermont at their next
Johnsbury 1920
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MONUMENTS.
SPFNCER'S MARBLE SHOP
LYNDON ".

Can he found large assortment ~ ,s.-..
and grays-stones. manufacture s,a- ...,
ian and American marble, Ill a ra,i :, -.
TO suit beth rich and poor. Ana a.r..-..
ship and price, VIII give good sati~fa. .4.. p.
Uho MAJ come 70 Undo. will -.na-sl., d. -.
-'Bos" Al home as he ha~ r. nd O., .z,-..
that he can 10 better in M shop = a..
running around after lbs, a l. r.....--..
these who 0nlH understand ttat -sar- -..-
Please give Us cal and saw from -
cent. 4 2 81. A..
iyndcn. April 6, 1856
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lanes III, Craise,S Estate

d 7
4 true copy OF record Attest
1920 ASA L. FRENCH, Judge
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q El = \ !FEE NUIEENTS.
and ail kinds Of granite work.
RAISED IND SUNK LETTERING

50 00G a YER. made b. any one rit., So
- -.OOO Se-cil ro.'z. \" exp .iCacc sccarEa-y
The p'zi ems. cazs and rsa u-e= Of bln= indsr-e
ne cIcuar. sen fic. .'j.h mflcs. Adi-.s- tac
American Stencil Tool " ,rEs. .prncf,l! Y. oct3a
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-11
PATENT CORN MEAL.
From the 81. Louis Press.
A. n q =,

Prom the 81. Louis Prossl
Mcssys. Cogswell & Co., whose card will
he found in another column manufacture at
their Union Steam Mills, foot of Florida
street, in addition 10 their various brands of
old wheat flour, an article of corn meal
superior TO any other manufactured in the
country. They have given it the name of
Patent -Four Ace Corn Meal" The corn
used fer this meal is pure white, dry, and
perfectly round, and the meal can hardly be
told from the finest -four bv the casual OBJ
server. IL is put through the same process
Of Touring, etc, as wheat, and is then run
through a machine 10y which process the
kernel is partly broken, and the germ or
oily portion of the kernel separated and sold
rs otal- The balance is ground upon three
large five-foot French burr (the largest in
the Vest, and the meal is then elevated in
10 coolers, and afterwards bolted mot sifted)
through French boiling cloth. Specimens
Of the meal which have been exhibited late
ly on Change, present beautiful appear
ance 10 the sight and touch, and is pro-
nounced by those who have used il as SUI
perior to any other ever i'm the market
Messrs. Cogswell e Co. are satisfied that if il
could be generally introduced for consump-
ton into our markets, il would be found
both in point of economy and health, vastly
superior 10 the "stump-tail' brands of west
ern new wheat -four. which are now going
forward in such abundance.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-11
A HAPPY INCIDENT.

A Baltimore correspondent gives the fol-
lowing as one of the many pleasing Incl
dents Of the recent magnificent fair, held in
that city, TO aid the destitute people Of the
South:
A characteristic feature of this fair was
the rafting constantly in progress for va
rious articles. An adventurous friend Of
ours, from Richmond, entered the hall one
evening, when il was crowded to its utmost
capacity, and proceeded slowly with the
crowd down the east aisle When he had
passed round and reached the entrance, he
was minus a sum of money which il gave
him a chill 10 think OF, and the owner of
one hundred and fifty chances, in as many
different articles, among which were a doll
baby, a doll house, a cradle, two suits of in
iants' clothing, a lace night cap, a box of
ladies hose, n love of a white bonnet, gip-
~ straw hat, the prettiest pair of CATERS
ever seen, n hobby horse, meerschaum
pipe, bottle of old whisky, demijohn Of
wine, silver mounted billiard cue, an oil
portrait Of Gen. Lee, an elegant Afghan,
and numerous other articles. 4 singular
investment; for an old bachelor 10 make, we
would think, but we are witnesses 10 the
truth contained in his apologize statement,
'By jingo, sir, the ladies were SO pretty, and
asked 80 sweetly, Please take chance, that
they took me, and for the life Of me / could
not refuse the dear, delightful creatures"
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-11

These have, so far as can learn, been uni
fornly the same. The first evidence Of dis
animal, the tanks begin to swell up, the
back becomes more or less dumped" up,
and in many cases desire TO urinate OccIrs,
the mule droops its head and ears, The latter
becoming cold, a frequent disposition to lie
down and roll, causing great rumbling Of
water in the bowels. These symptoms con-
tinue from hour TO hour TO increase indica-
ting great internal suffering, until from five
to ten hours death comes to give relief
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-11
LAW NOTICE.
A. S. C0LYAR,
OF Winchester. Tenn

HAS OPENED AN OFFICE EVANSVILLE.
Il i on Cherry street, COIOnnade Building
Room D. where he will constantly be found nm
less absent at some Court. He has associated with
hlm Colonel a. ). Marks at Winchester. Mr. Jas
W; Newman at Fayetteville, Mr.. james Fitzpat-
nck at MeMlnnville, and Mr.. Stone at Manchester
Mr.. Colyar expects TO attend the Courts at these
places and will at his office, receive and transmit
claims for collection giving assurance that theJ
viii be promptly attended 10, and he viii faith
fully attend TO such business as may be intrusteC
To him in Nashville. janl9.-6ms
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-11

Harry Jennings fighting dog was killed
by another animal in Buffalo. Harry pur-
chased the conqueror for $500.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-11
FOR RENT.

L'R0NTING ON CHURCH STREET. IN THE
Il UNION AND AMERICAN Block, Room admir-
ably suited for an Office or small Retail Business
Apply at the Counting Room of the UNION AND
AMERICAN. jan4-tE
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-11

DIR. Pallen, Of 81. Louis, who was expelled
from the American Medical Association at
its session in Philadelphia last wear upon
the accusation of disloyalty-or completely
with design % poison the Croton water
has been restored 10 his former position in
the Association by It's unanimous vote
adopted at its present meeting in Baltimore.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-11
DIR. M'GILLIS
VapOr Baths.
I WARRANT A CURE.

- EC0NDARY OR THE VARIOUS ICONSTI-
~ tutional forms Of syphilis; Debilitated Sys-
tens, either by Mercury Syphilis; Ulcers Of the
Throat or Mouth; bed or Copper Colorcd Blotckes
on any part of the bedy Scaly Eruptions on the
Face, Head OF Body; nll Diseases Of the skin;
caused by syphilis or impure state of the blood
Shankcrs. Nodes Swelle,l Testios; al pains Of the
bones, BIZ Mercury and Syphilis; Enlargement of
the Joints; Falling out Of the Hair rheumatism
Scrofulas and Neuralgias.
The Baths are now ready, at the Office and rooms
Of DR.. MCGlLL, on Union street, over lork's
Book Store. Nashville, Tenn. april
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-11
"KIRBY MACHINE"
REAPER AND MOWER.

Also. the KIRBY CLIPPER MOWER. the light
est, cheapest. strongest and best Single Mower in
the world-good on either rough or smooth ground
Purchasers are requested 60 call and examine
these Machines and see Testimonials. An war
ranted % perform as represented. Agent also for
Cider Mills. Saw Mills aud the celebrated Hand
Loom. MCk0BE3IS \ Balm.
hrY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-23

UNFINISHED HOrsF TO LET.--A THREE STORY.
L. basement and under cellar br.cr House with range.
bath. hot aud cod throughout AMI furniture all
let (reser-ina three rrrmsi low 10 pors
bio tenant Inquire ~ l.. loPPOcK rs Barely street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-23

FURNISHED FLOOR TO LrT-sBc0ED STORY,
IL four rooms with privilege OF BATH. Apply az 70 West
Thirty street.
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Fok CHARLESTON. 3. C.--rHR PEOPLES NAIL
y. ce,mship company's hrst class stoamship MONK
,anian Marshnan will Hsn for the above port GU
is9rsaay see.ember atsr NJ from pier 20 North river
points Va connection with South Carolina Railroad
For freight or passage apply to
LIVINGSTON FOX AGO.
iberv str
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A srglEPsa AND MEDICAL cLsfnsorAsr VINO
n hat NJ sasl 10 AnsIrs. sne ]. s ttk shs Sra "a
veffEd 10 Us sffy Ari bDstgn ARD fl0ng u e.
fefsd who her N ssina
inscfsen % ust sioi<n ssea sgifs sts<nl freds
sad tasaness ~ "a klsts " have 1ehts
rusi'sr le- sIges 80 90 sisy ~ yes So siss Dr.
serft<f f0F AZ 6ssa@s< and \ rmmklng great
TITS hpEataxi toss 90 ISL = iwpes< ursH IA
gnway Fl-sse, ter ssa He.s@ rh<v ~. V de @py
,ns.' gFgsiasnt cfeEs n View Yrt, rtn.espha rss-a
Ess rssilFs sSssA bss-ssa f6ars sss L4sinssoa ~.
ar 20 lat4 ~. fiil
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Only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC coNpAvv,s
maI steamships between New York and IIavre calling al
The snerdm nsw vessels on this fAyoc route for III,
PrE,lrE nnchcsne, Saturday sept a.
EURorK r. I rARls ss .a"ss, so ~, ocS
First cabIa PRICE o. .sssAs ssc ~ eS OH,
The steamer. y hs line do carry
wiz railroad e5 " ps s hrs ad VII heir
clicked T. Paris At additional charge OF IS FOR 0s. and
Medical attendance rree Of charge.
GFo. McKEVzTE Agent, IS BROADWAY.
pas!pre 10 roSaon direct @A soa "a, sso currency
RiroNa Captain Olson so from ON New York, scrtem
CELIA Can,aln Gle,Gsi. from Now York. October 10
w, Jam PENN, Captain Blinge, from New York, &c.
ATALANrA Captain Pinhham. from New York, yoycm.
@ i 20 moIih rver for London direct ON Weines
For passage apply to cHAs A. WHITNEY No % Broad.
For freight apply q No. "a south street
ROWLAND AsPTNwALL, Agents
TOR cHINA.-THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COW.
~, n,ns's Ftramer COSTA RIGA. caprin Geo y. Lane,
ocioter Cor Hone Kone va the capc or Good Hope taking
@ 81 s n nT For p
at The ccmpany's Office. SO Wall street,
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
STEAMERS WEEKLY r IIykaroor4 CALLING At
ENGLAND Saturday. September o.
+ Sail ssiuraay October October I,
CABIN psssacc, si5: sieerare' SO s'''y oO'o0'' =
~ seras % &c eses 70 bring parties from Liverpool
Throqgh passage 70 Paris, Antwerp Hamburg, Bremen
Great " bin or cn ,se conoen' p4sA0e Aa' 'AaA =
For FREIGHT and cabin passage apply at tho Office OF the
And seeragc ctsts the Passage once Of the com.
p' broadway ana 40 req! r'S. nUEs sE'isa
TuE HAMpuRG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANIES
iron mall steamship ,,oars.,.
carving ,he United States mar.
VIII sail on Thursday sf TsMsf q at for
a sGs @ 1r Sae s,a s ss and
s3z % p,yanle IN goid y "a rquIvslent
KUNuhRDT 4 co, O. ~ RICHARD 4 ots
So s FSs'ss Nv
CrgAN TO LIVERPOOL, CABLING AT QUEENSTOWN
: the 'nman Line shilling seml-woeily, carrying the
Ciry or LoNpoN. Saturday September 2
wednesasy o 0soSsr 10
sni each snrceeang saturday and Wednesday, q. noon
- : RATES or PASSAGE,
FIRST cAnrN......... so sTFEIAG OF go
% % rSSia'o. rs TO rpSra"n
PASSAGE ~ te wednesday steamers First Cabin SO;
steerHae, f35 Payable Ia United states currency.
Pfsaeng.rs also forwarded 10 flavrc Hamburg Bremen
&c al moderate rates.
S'tertre from Liverpool Queenstown $50 gold
or TIE e0nvnen Tickets lie bought here by persons
send NJ for their irienns.
For farther information apply u the conpanys olcea
J0HA ~. DALE. Hg6nL
IL proadway. Ne. YORK.
GrEAM TO QrEEsSTOwH AND LIVERPOOL,
From New fogk evorv Wednesday aud Saturday.
Sieern"e nasstge $40 currency, ~, -
-essgc 20 New York md remit 10 ireland Fnyiond
wiM.Iags.4 gut2Y, % Broadway I
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IICBoxEN-FUeNIsHRD Rooms TO SINGLE dES.
tlcmsn with Bfc akfas n desired In frs. class pti-
waite family ga aud bath Washington street, oboksn,
near the Jerry.
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NxK DncoLAM n THE oxLY wytrAnfg CLAM.
~ tsilfs sa.ss'L Stss fs.sv sssA ss.ss. '''''
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a ELEGANTLY FreNIeHED HOUSE TO RENT
sitnntod on @ranerc k, 20 feet font and 70 feet
aenp Win rra@c hausc and tables Inc roar On the
neAt sfset s hole Ert class WIN be rented FOR
"a, NJ "r esht montns. Appy 10 @. W. MACGEoRGE f9J
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO IEr-SlcEIY FUR
II nishei Apartments " let with all cnavoacnccs. Apply
ts West washiag;on pace forr doors vest u Sixth
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IfURSlSHED HOUSE TO LET-I2o WEST FORTY.
u NTH street 10 prvlte family, rent reasonable 0ci
ton unexceptonabe Apply as above.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-To GENTLEMEN,
without board ~ dos Fable location. newly ami ee
gany furnished for pssi ealsrs Inquire the premises
rs Ninth street between Ffla ead Stxtn avenues Refer
ence gwen and required
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EXCURSIONS.

Dicsic or THE fENiAN sIsrEeHonD.
4 CHANGE 0f TIME aud PLACE.
THE GRAND PICNIC Of tho FENiAS slsTERHooD
viii BE- held on MONDAY the 9th ust ~ jones' WON,
nrf not - thc cREktORN GARDENS prevolliy adyer
ed Tia alteration In lime and pAce Unavoidable the
Creta0ruo Gardens l0t hfarding sufficient 4on
for the great numbers expected 10 attend.
RIO COMFY IstASD AND THE sURr.-ouiCK. SAFE
j and pleasant route Cross nj fulton Wall south
ferry take cars 70 Greeuwool which WITH gearn
ua,seaggr every ffenn minrea Won 60 and
mia rs this sou's 70 tho ely In Tires hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-23

L1URHrsHED AND USFrRNIrIiEo HOUSES TO LIT;
aso wanted few hrst cas house, with rent from IS
90 500 per iipalh q. X. NASH, ~ DGanc atreet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

A Richmond correspondent of the New
York Times tells curious story Of the man
merlin whic our Government, during the close.
ing days Of the rebellion, came into possess
sion Of the testimony of General Lee before
committee of the rebel Con-
gress, which was never reported
TO the Houses, unless in secret session,
The writer states that an agent Of our Goy>
eminent was hidden in closet Of the room
where Lee testified, and took rev0atim notes
OF the priceless information which fell from
his lips, showing the utter hopelessneas Of
the rebel cause. The remainder of the story
may be told in the language Of the cores
pondent: 4atgai
"a second party walked leisurely through
the streets OF Richmond with it, until upon
the environs he encountered one OF the COM
mon country carts of this section proceeding
with the half of q new killed beef toward the
rebel lines, in Butler front. No scommuni.
cation that the most lynx, eyed could perceive
passed between the man and the cart. but
the former Gradually changed his direction.
and was soon walking back in the direction
he bad como. The csrt went on, reached
and passed through he rebel campo without
molestation, and reached the pickets, where
il halted as q matter Of course. The beef
was destined for the house Of :. planter Just
beyond The rebel lines, and in PISA sight Of
tween thelSSsaodr TX 'A6ut post. These
explanations nads, md earslsss search ef
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mS.c.Saiau


the cart made hy ia yshel sentry ,.ahet 10,
I look intoit, u NJ psocj eded ynYiH 1Ay.
tsJnst 4. We scared the hnnse aiulltspesty
Of DUR casalry made dash 1t it, and Is NE
utter surprise of the rebel picket, who satl
the whole affair, our men lowered moment
around tAeerss thangaalovHthss kwith ons
more man.than they came With, leaving the cart
and beef. and driver and mule, behind them.
They did not know it then, but under the
beef gas man, and thsx pap bad 4paeksge
COMMUNICABLE btattnlentsso f de9ersl Lee be-
fore the Committee Of Congressa FEW hours
before.
'Ths fact Of obtaining this information is
unrivaled in the annals Of war, and gradually
as the facts come to light, it will be found
that Granthad every day such particular in
forpafidn frpm the rebel capifaL that he
knew what JEFF. Davis was talking about each
day in the most privete of his conversations
with his Cabinet and members of his Con-
press,v 'ss*AA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

The Situation ~ ~ Was, And the nftUas
ssoA sisss. egf1gfl E
In April, 1865, the rebellion was crushed
out By the mighty Union army. The rebels
were beaten, subjected and Inundated, and
were ready 10 accept any farms that might
have been offered Said General Sherman,
then returned to Washington from his bril>
sheet uf paper and dictate any terms, and
they will be readily a I'D thankfully accepted"
The Boston Post, the oracle Of New Eng
land Democracy, said that suffrage for the
freedom was among the coming events. The
New York World said it must come The
New York Ners had u leading article favor
ing the measure, which was quoted by seven
Southern papers appfoyingly. The beloved
and faithful Lincoln was laid low by the as
sassinf and Andrew johnson was called to
the Presidency, and never did Chief Mag
istfate cutter npon his Office with SO many
prayers and 80 many hopes. But what is the
state of the rebel region to day In all the
States, except Tenneseee, which does not
subscribe to Johnson, unrepresented rebels
are in as full control as they were on the day
that Lee surrendered, and the loyal men of
the South are PROSTATE at their mercy. An
officer Of the freedmens Bureau had list
Of more than hundred murders of freedmen,
in no instance of which had the rebel civil
authorities taken cognlzance, and all this
change on account Of the change in Andrew
johnson, indin consequence Of " Policy
OF all the delegations elected to Congress
from the rebel States, for keeping of which
the majority of Congress has been 10 violent
" denounced, only six persons would take
the oath. The Legislature and the subordi
nate officials of rebel States were similarly
composed, with only here and there loyal
man. just now the control of Texas-the
last State-has been taken from Provisional
hands and intrusted to the rebel elected
Governor, and thereupon the President is
sues his proclamation that peace has come.
Having adiudged rebels lit to take their re-
spectiye States into their own hands, he now
thinks them competent to assume control Of
the whole country. Henry WILSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

The Ouch justice who wound up a mar
riage ceremony by saying 'fhus | pronounce
you man and wife, and now where ish mine
dollar was not more importuue than than
New Hampshire delegation to the wigwam.
As soon as deliberations closed these sturdy
beggars hurried to Washington to present the
resolutions 70 Andrew johnson, declaring
that IF the Conservative party cannot be
svutained by the whole power and patronage
Of the administration, twill be useless ef-
fort to sustain its policy Was ever more
shameless exhibition, at once , of greed for
Office, aud of the Inherent weakness of
cause for which the voted Of independent free
men are solicited?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

All whe'vaine n beautiful head OF hair. and its
from premature badness and turning
gray will not fail to Lyon 'slcelebrated Kathai
ron. It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, ersd
icates dandruT, and causes the hair to grow with
Iuxuriant beauty. II is sold every where
L. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. ". Y.
Saratoga Spring Wster, sold ~ all
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Che @ate Wttp.
POETRY.
From the Springfield Journal
soldier Levs.


Soldier Levs.
Far away in Sscsssis, iGs@<3.
= Where the gentle south Wind blows;
Where the sunlight 10 the briGbtest
And the sweete,t flowers grow,
There my thoughts are ever straying-
Far on that distant shore,
There my soldier love IL sleeping,
And he'll come to me no more
They tell mehe was brave in battle,
With the foremost that he fell,
That he kissed our starry banner
As be hresthed hislast farewell;
That his brown and clust'ring ringlets
With life crimson blood were stained,
And his blue eyes closed in anguish,
Yet he never once complained.
Oil know his death was noble,
To his God and country true =
And It's sweet, mid all my sorrow,
His life was freely given too.
have laid away his Bible
With heart all full Of woe,
And have folded up his letters
With An anguish few can know.
oftimes when the dew is falling,
Do hear his voice of love,
In the old sweet accents calling
Me to his bright home above.
Sometimes when the earth's all golden
With Gods starry banners light,
One sad heart win cease its beating,
With the loved TO reunite.
PETERSBURG, MEsARD Co., I'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

8. T.-ls6 0.=X.-The amount of Plantation
Bitters sold IN year 10 something startling.
They would ELL Broadway sig feet high. from the
Park TO 9Th street. Drakes mandatory is one
of the Institutions of New Yprk. 1t is said that
Drake painted all the rocks 10 the Taste States
With his cabalistic IS. T.-rs60.--N.," and then
got the old granny Legislators to pass law pre-
venting dshguring the face Of nature" which
gives him monopoly. We DO not know how this
no other article ever did. They are used by all
classes of the comm anity, and are death on Dys-
They are very invgora,ins
when anguid and weak and great appetizer. !.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Remember that this Bitfers

Sc Chnrch, phsdeipta.
the many respectable Recommendations sfvsn 70
Dr. Hoonand srnsn Eiters Was induced TO give them
trial. zhee using several bottles found them to be
good remedy for debility, and rkst excellent tonic f
the stomach. ID. MERBlGE. gEe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

WuAr DIpeIr IA Young Ady, fetrnnins to
her country home after sojourr, Of few months
in New York, was hardly rseogniaed BY her
friends. In place Of rustic, flushed face, she hsd
. soft, rsdy complexion, Of alrnpst marble smosh-
ness; and instead of %, she really appeared bu.
IL. She told them plainly she used HAgsas Nag
nolia Balm and wbald not beewithout II. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much BY using this article. It can be ordered Of
any druggist for only SO cents.
Saratoga 3priag Water, sold b All
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

LSoS'A. EXTRACT or Pure JAnAcA Gtaesa--
for Ind iefsRens NAassa, HnstbusH SIX AssA-
ache, Cholera Norbus, DC, where . warming, g.
NAL stimulant Is required. Its careful pp6para-
tion andtntire pnrity makes ii cheap and relia-
bic article for culinary purposes. Sold vhsrs,
1t 50 cts per bottle. 49,
sasatsga spring Watsr. sold BY III
Druggis&s.
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