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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

enjoy NErrYre.

Aus people OF e ety will be addressed at times
ana Places as follow. Let the Union Republican, 4,
e~eh ioos'r take @9nsl interest 10 annou pctpg The
meesinEs and attend themselves with tbe,r p.,ebho,
cooperate With tn ae.t stir MP the iukewarr 90
'h your isme. oa - the meetings. let the naon,o :.
every township IN - Couaiy determine 10 do tn.i,
part In sweisg The and majority for thu r,sh,
vi' % won BY the party OF loyai.y thrcpybou,
the whole country. s's'
1afsust announceinent s viii be- made her.snsv
J. n. Howell. Wv ~ aeossry and
and n Howell. Henfs VUonnor
WEST poIEr-wess Point, Sep. 9Th 4: He,rx pc..
hsrieston, eeptcmAw as,h ~.
". Rankin. " anu ooa J.
VAN BuRKN-crotoD, Sept sssh Henry ocon,o,
DIS MoIs ss-vincennss, October LIT On, n,r..
ana q. u Clark. w. 5fucs
HoosIeR aeEEN-sspssmber oath: Henri, ooo,.
nor sud J. b Howell ' ooon-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Sept. 2oth; g. ". necr,ry
suNxIrvlLLs-ssss.bs 10Th; O. ". Moc4~y
and OIL. Hnlis
Ths msstins 1t Hesss9 ofssa, Prnruss, Plot ors,,
wst Peist chssisssoa 81 Own WIN - y 3 Seas,h
y niM ~ rus sshA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

We publish elsewhere letter from Gen.
GRANT. wherein he very empha,ically snubs
GA. HILYra, Mr. KERR, NJ. c. (which NJ. c.
is for Mean Copperheadl and the whole But
iernut coppeDohnson crew who are claiming
GRANT for my Policy The people. if they
would be true to their duty to the Republic,
must stand by principle and justice, not by
men, but it is gratifying to Union men that
Gen. GRANT, who is in no sense politician,
Indignantly repudiates any connection with the
iniquitous rebel exalting plans Of Mr.. JoHs.
son and his Butternut supporters. Had not
Gen. GRANT been opposed to "My Policy"
he would not have taken the trouble thus in
dienantly TO rebuke Gen. HILYER for assuring
to pledge him 10 its support
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

The Constitatios is again getting tragic
over its euondam martyrdom, aud charges
the GATE with being in favor of mobocracy.
This is false But for the forbearanee Of Mr..
HOWELL and this paper I'm er his administra-
ton, our cotemporsry's denunciation OF Mr..
LINCOLN, and the efforts of the loyal people
to save the government, would no doubt have
Provoked severe response from an outraged
soldiery then here. Time and again that or
gan's villainous utterances and the ill-cons
cealed sympathy with rebellion of Butter
nuts in this place, caused the incipient gath
ering of storms of soldier wrath that would
have burst forth to Butternut and our cotem
porary's damage had not Ma. HOWELL and
the GATE carefully avoided intensifying SOL
der feeling. Our contemporary has little
cause for assailing Mr.. HOW'LL on this
score
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49, 81 zS u 4 - - Z
"A Pos sfsas Gss1 J!
gable [ So :: =. : n
I NJ. Le.ols,a - =
joint discasica = q ~ - :. i
noon. - - q
n. -lI.r,t :
died sudd.E ~ &
-calvis EdvstdS vs,G0l y
3slSS Ux4nas ds Au1k
|sAooaux sGty = Wells niilial ADpespeep
county On Sunday iAst- Sc LSyd cteSss6
Gen. Drake, II Cesssfviiis, iszSddsd ~
p;,t.burr Soldier, Convention. 30 says the
Citisse. III
The Davenport Dsmocrat s4ys ~ =
very malignant disease has broken out
among the hogs Of our farmers throughout
the country, and is proving very destructive
Il vas st frsa supposed to be The hog choss.
n, but those Who have examinedthe matter
report II to be some kind Of ltng disease:
When taken hog rarely surviveslonger tha.'
two DAYS. Its skin becomes red, and blood
sometimes issues from it. The TANKS also
mortify. By the time Of death, the lungs
generally disappear altogether u the hs{
sustains itself against the disease fSr week.
which ,omatiuss happsns, the ences are
that Il win recover. Mr.. G. W. Baker, Of
Blue Grass, has lost fifteen hogs within two
weeks. The disease has been prevalent
about month"; Mr. J. Mounts, # Buffalo,
has lost within the last month his whole
crop-between thirty and forty head. ".
Daniel Bergman, Of Buffalo township, has
lost from twenty to thirty head. Mr.. A.,
Dusghsrsy, Of Biae Grass has aest.to the
amount or $500 worth. Messrs. Vanrepe
and A. Burnsides, Of Buffalo, have lost abous
twenty head each. When beginning to feel
the effect Of the disease, the hog becomes
more stupid than usual, gets a dry cough, RS
Asssoess, shows q great shisst asn4npme>
tnesbsccusss yer hme. On NiDG Dwn,
scne 6nd X Sspossible to get spszAgain.
There is no efecsual remedy known. Some
farmers use dry lime Is . preventative.
Chloride of lime is also used"
The Ottumwa Courier says: Yesterday
> little daughter Of David Bedells, Of Dab.
1onega TOW nship, aged about ten year.; whhs
playing around mill where her father was
grinding sugar cane, caught both her hands,
mos, terribly crushing them and her arms,
making amputation necessary, which was per.
formed below the elbows, by Drs. Hinsey 4
Lewis, of this city, in the most skillful man
ner, aud were assisted by DR.. LaForcs 81
Agency.
"The poor little sufferer is lef without
arms, most fearfuliy MANNED for life, but she
was cheerful and doing we'll yesterday eve
ming, and hopes hre entertained of her re-
covery.
..We scarcely pick up an exchange during
the sorghum making season but we see an
account Of similar accident, and the cares
lessness Of parents that will allow their chill
dren to play around these dangerous cane
mills is most incomprehenxible to US, and
these accidents should admonish them OF the
necessity of greater care.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

THr Haindea,er says "Cepperheads' love
for soldiers is shown by the appointments
made by Moses A. johnson in the First
Congressional Diltric. Of Iowa.
James Bricker notorious, fre>in.the rear
stay at home Democratic Copperhesd, whe
did all he could to oppose the war, has bees
appointed to an inspectorship Of distilleries
at Fire Dollars PER day, whilst the country is
full of poor and crippled soldiers. Oil con.
sistency thou art . jewell IA
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From the New Albany fInd.) Daily Commercial,
September z4th.l

From the New Albany (Ind.1 Dali, Commercial
September z4th.
Mr.. Kerr. in his speech at Hardinsburg
startled his hearers by the assertion tina,
General Grant was firm supporter Of Pres
ident johnson and ''his policy" The sen.
saton created by this extraordinary statement
was considerably marred upon the proof be-
ing called for and produced in the form of q
letter to Mr.. Kerr from Brevet Brigadi er
General W. s. Hillyer, Of New York city.
General Gresham, not feeling perfectly sat
is6ed with fine proof adduced, wrote TO Gem
eral Grant concerning it, with the following
result. 1t has been announced on several oc.
casons that the citizens OF New Albany
would be favored with speech from General
Hillyer at some time before the ensuing cleo
ton. Will General Ii. come after this severe
rebuke?
The correspondence referred to We give be-
low:
HEADoRs ARMIES OF THE U. S.,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. Is, 1866.
General W. Q. Gresham:
GENERAL: General Grant directs me to ac>
knowledge the receipt of your letter of Sep.
TENDER 10th, and to forward you the accom-
panying copy of letter sent by him this day
to General Hillyer. You are at liberty to
make what use you please OF the enclosed.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, ADAM BADEAu,
Colonel and A. d. c.
HEADQRs. ARMIES OF THE U. s.,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 10, 1866. !
see from the papers thst you have been
making speechin which you pledged me to
a political party. lam further in receipt Of
letter from General Gresham, of Indiana,
in which he says that his opponent for Con-
gress had published an extract from . letter
received from you, in which you pledged ne
to the support Of President johnson, and as
opposed to the election Of any candidate who
does not favor his policy. You, nor no man
living, is authorized to speak for me in polit-
ical matters; and / ask you TO desist in future.
| want every man to vote according to his
judgment, without influence from me.
Yours, etc, Z. S. GRANT.
TO Brevet Brgadier General w. S. Hilyer,
New York City.
A true copy. ADAM BApEAu. A. D. c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

The Coppeuohnson crew Of pre- ordained
political shysters claim popular support IN
order that they may give the country polit-
zeal rule free from corruption. They have
made an admirable beginning. They rally
round Fitz Henry Warren. who virtuoasly
draws his pay as Foreign Minister for services
rendered here 1t home to secure hrs election
to Congress. The General Este, Who pre-
pared the Cleveland Breadand Butter ad.
dress, is young lawyer of Washington, who
simultaneously with his becoming . johnson
Supporter became also T, S. District Judge
for oneof the Territories, and fof months
has been drawing bis salary, though be never
saw his bailiwick. What virtuo hs chaps
those Copperiohnsonites are, to be sure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

Hon E. II. srlLrs, Reputcan candidate flor supreme
oour, Reporter will address, the people Of Iowa at the
following times and places. viz;
MArengo Sept Psth AZ pm
Ninton, Sept. 9th, at .. m.
Marion, Sept 2sth, at 2 y, M.
Ananoss- Sept 3qth, at 2p m
Ttptsu. Oct 1st, at IN M
Muscstne Oct. 81 at 2 D m
Wapello Oct 81 at n m
Mt Pleasant Oct. 4lh, at Q o. m
Fairfield, Oct. 9Th at 2 .. m
The Republican Central Committees Of the several
oountiesae requested TO that due notice Is given
these meetings In their respective counties and to
sks all necessary arrangements therefor.
lie. CUTS,
Chairman Rep. State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

GENERAL Brigadier cotton futile is making
speeches If two and three hours length in
his District on the Tariff. The Tariff, in the
estimation Of General Jeems, is the great 10.
sue now before the people. He should b
exhibited as fossilized specimen of the ge-
ologieally developed era of defunct 'ssnaix"
A two and one>half hours speech BY General
Iuttle! That's about as heavy as the ICE.
ology of Iowa, and as stupid as one Of
Web Balhnger's harangues. as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

Poor Raymond He il learning now what
all clearly discerning men already knew, thu.
there is no salvation for the fossilizsd De-
mocrscy. He has concluded that siit il much
easier to check tho exossseesn1 rebuks H.
fanatical psssions' Of the Rspublicsn pwty
"than 70 infnse into the Democrats 6rrani.
ration the spirit Of progress, Of reform, and
Of political liberty vhish IL ountaosnciss -
~ t;nn 1saaad,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29
Judicial District Nominations.
COU.N'rY TICKET.

Fer Clerk Of the District Court
GEORGE ROLLETT, of Madison TIP.
For Recorder.
NOZZLE WARWICK of CherIeston Tn,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29
A GROWN Of GLORY.
1vKEr NAN. wo.sn an< cai,d Who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

II viIHng " recommend IL. 1Mss ysan a rapidly n
ersasng sais have made the Ambr III famous Iii ore
the world
1T 10 WARRANTED TO PLEAsE.-
Heares itching Il the Hsad.
IL makes kes n&is grov - DaA HssAs
II prevents ~ Hs'r iron Fsiiiss 0at-
II rsadess che 1.s~ con and 0lc~ys "
Cleanse tho scalp; cnois the HsAisd Brow; Ksnsv
DasArsn; Cares Nervous HeaAscbe: osrs BAidss
Insurss Lax Lock-; Incitn%s Hsi 20 curi esp
ssdes vig,; Kills Hair Kat<n. Good eject apparent
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
n. Anbro-is viii salt go . 7. n.sasny put ~
psiIeas~ly p.rfa.ed P-iroai.~d By Open sisgss
Astrsssss Bs,a srlesdid eassoss, contain
ing tvo i.rss bottle No. for morning. 10. -
evening.
TnBRu n NO mfsrAKE ABOUT n,
and effective tosiss In ~orIa To prove this. ny
carl ton.
Sold BY Drseelsts,
Stesiisg's Anlfssia nassisdarisg Csnpan
0l6 1ultss Street, New Ysrk.
oe4lf-dA~H
osLaArxB AsyH AYiG sSGErAsLR D0AP.
superior Tsilst soap, prepared fro. rsassd
vsgstaais Otis in combination With GlyesrAn
and especially designed for the uss Of Ladies and
tAs Nursery. It's perfume h exqnfsits asdits
ina prspsrass unrtvaled For sals b. Ill drsggsss.
febr3dAw1v
MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, an May 81
warning and Instruction for young Men. Also Dissasss
I'D Abs.ss which prostats tbs vital powss With
Of relief snt free Of charge In scaled letter en-
vsIop.s Address Dr. J. sKILLIN H0uGHrON, How.
ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
ang16dsw-3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

PHILADELPHIA news are not always reliA-
bic, but the Phihdelphia Led9es ~ ti9s
Mr.. BlGELow, Minister 70 Frsaca, il tobs
removed because he doesn't endorse my
Policy" and that Henry u 'RAY11DHDi b
making desperate EFFORTS TO secure the plses.
AsDaEw shoald appoint 6iaDsaI Ascending
10 his usual nay Of nakiag xsasoa elioee .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29
MY POLICY. 1864.
Andrew Johnson rarOn Confstation.

Treason must be made odious and traitors must be
punished sni impoverished Their great plantations
mast he seized and drided into small farms and sold to
honest, industrious men
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29
Aa MANHOOD:
How Lost |! how Restored

y.a R.siashed IN q wal>d erri9e. Irfcs, stz cezes.
Ale on TIE NATURAL rRkATMKsr. and
RsdesI Cure u ssssna esshs sr Seminal Hsaksss II
voiustary Rs.i.fss eexs. Dviaty, and u psdinesas
70 Msys.xs seasesaIy A~vossusG. CorsaNp0co -
lspsy sns Sss MsDsa ssd PhysoAl csgW ~ = suit
inf from S.if Atu.e he by keEr }. Crtsntwrl4 y .
anthor AZ he ers~s Las2 <e,
"a BsDn - TheasaaAs ~ 1a9erers.1
eeut under seal ir plain envelope, 10 any sdAr~es
psad - recstpA Of IN esasa, tvs pcsaAx~ste@ps
~ CA Akt. j. G. KLINE co.
I91 OosseSy, y. r., Pest O0ss DsH - -.
AI.o DR.. cnl,r~srs -Nnrias. Guide yres rs cents.
sepal- ia s3oos
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"ANTED. AGENTS.-The Best Books
w H AessN ~ LL0YDs ILLUernE1nD
Rattle AtsfOs-y Or the late
War.

COMPLETE II ONE voLUxK
Ana DIR. HaaianA,s LIFE or LIHCOLU.
Address, with ssarr for sample pas-. Il...t .ssos
and efreris- WI q. GE EtsURY
carr f2Akv q North YoartA stse~t A. L4gfa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

or and ~ ~ Of wet i'd. ef1e4 a.. mock "a
~ With Cottass Dwsiing Houss - esknr inprove-
quesof M $50 YME HBIfON
apx3l-d unl E1p1s Agset.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29
Congressional Nominations.

Congressional Nominations.
First District,
JAS, ,. WILSON, ofJenerson County.
Second District,
HIRAM PRICE, Scott County.
Third District
wM. b. ALLISON, Dubuque County.
Fourth Dstrtict,
VI. LoUGHRIDGE, Mahaska County.
rifth District,
ENG. NJ. DODGE, Pottawattamie Co.
Sixth District,
w.HUBBARD, Woodbury. county,
II H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

a DOUBLE oas-stoy Frame Dwelling
aons@ eonfaisine IN rocsas snd eeliax fail Lot
sbsswsen lst and d streets. inquire Of
WI FULTON
tyled 2eAI nstste Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29

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ssstivsas.s II dssyssAu ifths = sidssrhs " fek
ssAs, h sssss; ifsbs sais - - sss Of TIE syss
ss Hinged WITH supHuoss bs they recover their nat.
ursa hs.; II th.ayp.ts 80. Il Sssarps ~ ~ a
sss.on Is ihparsd II !. restored IN bris vhassv ~
sy~pssms 4 the seapa.iss an0sss. ~ sha1ssr ne
pSass IL has assumed, esre q esrtats, saeh - -
u.tios sscss ii this preparation where biess ssss
has been srsady developed bat In where tAsss
merely constitutional tendency 70 liver conplaans. y
~ u prsvsased shroushost III ~ ~ rssaiss ~ u
.sasiissaasasiss. s6tAs paisssbls ntieoss nsss ~
psov,u sAess, md SaosIa y s,rsos1sy yoad.rs asA
q, ,Asy sAsa,a - ys.psly asssa ssssby al psso.
f r s..'''' '.s.s - -lIE9
D.. Clocks BXselaiss lair RsGlsFative.
D. Clssk's EIeslsiss III BAtNtR
ID wARRAWf1D,
70 WA11AHT1w
To Restore Gray or Eaded HAIR
To Restore Gray Or EAded Hair
TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR.
TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
Ths Oniy Wnayss Drssslng A6@
IN. oaiy k.s~a Drssss.S
AN6 nEsT0nER cOAsIxED,
AND nEsrOAER c0ADx1HD,
sToFs THE HAIR FALLING OFF
STOPS THE HAIR FALLING eEP
Preluess HAIR on Bald HeaAs,
Pred ueeA HAIR - DaA1 0oo0s,
when fallen o. BY ds.ss-s 81 the scalp Il sseNast
y psrfunsd pus np 10 arge bessaes u Or nsllas
bottle. ard soi4 " I'll Drosgisis- Try H. ny u. ycs
h~ bssd ss.y $50 ~ ecasisesa tAsf THE
artic,s rally neitercss On, worthy y The rabse
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-29
Andrew Johnson on Rttonsrnrtion.

In calling sconveution 10 restore the State who shall
restore and re-estab i'll Shall the man who gave BIZ.
influence and hls destroy the Government Is
he to participate 10 the great work Of reorganization
Shall he who brought this misery upon the State per
mit,ed 10 control its desnies II this be So then ali
this precious blood Of brave soldier, and officers
freely poured out wi have been wanton,y epilied all
the glorieus victories by our noble armies will 70
for nauQht and all the ba;t.taelds which have been
with dead Heroes during rebellion will have been
made memorable vain. Why all th. carnage ard de-
vasta,ion' II that treason might be put down and
traitors punished. Therefore say thst traitors must
take back seat in the work Of restoratou@
Andrew Johnson in Favor Of DisfranthiSing
Traitors.
say that the traitor ha. ceased to be citizen and
joining the rebellion has become public enemy. Hs
forfeited his RON 70 vote With lloyd wca when he re
nonneed h 'hip and sought to destroy Gov
eminent % the most honest and industriou,
foreigner " ~ comes from England and Germany Il
dwell among u.s. and add to The wealth Of the country
Before yon can be citizen you stay here for
years. II we cautious about foreigner who vol
unfairly Ieuounoe their homes to live with u.s. wha
should We say to the traitor who although born ans
reared among has raised pariccidai hand agan.
the Government which always protected him! NJ,
Judgment that he should be subjected to
deal before be is restored to citizenship"
Andrew Iehnsen In Favor Of Executing Traitors
SHOW who has been engaged in these conspraci,.
who has cred upon our fas ~ho has given instruction
to take our forts custom houses arseus and dock yard
and will show You traitor Were President OF th
United States, would do Thomas Jefferson did i
1905 with Aaron Burr. would have them arrested am
convicted within the meaning and scope OF the Coz
sfituton by the Eternal God vould execute Their,
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Andrew Johnson in Favor Of Executing Traitor,
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS..

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
Gov. Vim. Stone will address the people Of Iowa,
on the political issues Of the day, at the following
aces and times viz:
Abba, Saturday, Sept. 20 Up. m.
Knoxville, Tuesday, Oct. Q, 2p. m.
The friends Of the cause aud the Republican Central
Committees Of the several Counties requested 10
AXE all the local arrangements for the meeting.
respective counties. ME- QUITS
Chairman Rep. State Committee.
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For sale,

a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
n Atwo-ssory Brich Dssiibg Heu.s, wieh rooms,
cellar and ci full Lot with frame sable and
variety of grapes and other frnit Situate on Fulton
Street between 9Th and7th Streets. fn ,uire #
VIM. FULTON
jy2sd Real Estate Agent
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For sale.

A ONE-STORY Frame Dwelling House
a with rooms and good cellar, NIL lot With WOO
house eisterns and variety ofmost all kinds OF fvstt
on Franklin, between sth aud 9th Streets Hnqure l.
Jy2-d NM FULTON, Agent. o
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-24

One night | was invited to the house of a
prosperous merchant, and there met a
siren in the person of his niece. q black
eyed girl whose charms and fortune were
equally splendid She was an heiress in
her own right; she was beautiful and ae-
eomplishcd. Heavens! what voice was
hers--purc, clear, sweet, ravishing. was
charmed, and she was pleased with me.
Alas L met her too often. In her presence
| forgot my gentle Lucy; she magnetizcd.
thrilled me- IL was triumph to feel that 50
beautiful, gifted and wealthy woman loved
me-me, who had been brought up in the
purlieus of a city--who had known misery
and corruption all the first years of my life.
Gradually broke off my intimacy with
Lucy. | received no token from her: she
was zoo proud. But that check grew pale,
that heavenly eye languid, and though /
seldom met her, | knew in my heart that
villain.
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Valuable Property
RHUBARB WINE OF supERInn

Quality will be constantly kept on hand for Mesii
cal and Sacramental purposes, by A. Jerome ol.
posite city Hotel AlsO Wine Plants for sale 6y
sepla-d6m W j. DON
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,
BEWARE OF couNTgRFEIrs.

BEWARE oF coUNTERFEIrs.
Sec that tho signature of 20. NJ. JACKSON is on
the wrapper Of each bottle
should your nearest druggist not have the arti-
Gle do not he put on by any OF the int0Nicatin
preparations that may be offered in its place. but
send TO us and we will forward, securely packed
by express,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFAoToRY,
No. 83l Arch ST., PhIIadelphIa, PA.
JONES a. EVANS,
lSsceessors % q NJ JA0KS0H6 O0.l
PRoPRiEToRs.
FOR sale by Druggists and Dealers IN every town
In the United States. dec26-3mwd&eaww
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lCoNCLUDED MONDAY.
A Specimen Brick.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York World relates the following in
cident of the Lincoln memorial ceremonies
in the capitol:
%."One of these braggy brigadicrs sat with
ms hat on for full one hour before the ex-
erciscs began. As no one else, not even a
very western representative, thus mMXed
himself the hated brigadier attracted a
good deal more attention in the house than.
lventurc to say, he ever did in the field.
And he seemed to enjoy tire sensation he
created, thinking. no doubt, that the CALLER
les regarded him as the only surviving
brigadier, out of 5000 created in the last
four years, and nearly 5000 more brevetted
from suffers and detectives
a PRoPosITIoN.--The New York Sun
proposes that the sixty-nine Congressman
who have speeches to deliver on recon-
struction, be sent in a body to Fortress
Monroe, and there read their speeches to
jeff Davis.-E1.
Send 'em to Dry Tortugas, where they
could find better company.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-24

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