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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

The City of Mexico has a population of
$4,000. of which only $4,000 are gentlemen
or merchants, the rest are Indians or Lepros,
who throng the streets as fruit sellers, vendors
Of small wares, water and pack carriers, etc.
There is great display of fine carriages aud
elegant equipages. The houses of the wealthy
are most barbaric in splendor. The ladies at
the opera dress very elegantly with profu-
sion Of jewelry. No lady wears bonnet.
An eleg CANT mantilla is thrown over the head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

JoHy MITCHELL, the redoubtable rebel, has
turned up in Paris, and is now engaged In
pennya lining for the New York Daily Necs.
He finds it safer to remain abroad than in
the United States. Much safer to be cor
respondent of, than an editor on Ben Woods
paper. BUTT is manifest that Johns incar-
ceration ut Fortress Monroe has done him
good. Although he is now beyond the juris-
dic,ion of oar Government, he exhibits some
thing of the influence which it exercised over
him while he remained in its power John
does not appear vindictive. He has learned
valuable lesson, and learned it, we trust, by
heart
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

A. the name indicates.H only kxsrvs the growth Of
the isir when thin aud falling on but II positively
sEws TEE cot Or to tia original when IL IL ming
grey white, whether caused by diseased grief or old
age
1t will certainly do what 10 cafu med for IT, fact to
which hundreds nay, Thousands who havk it, are
ready aud willing to testify. Where brittle fairly
used. in any Community, Its reputation spreads like
Wild nIe and IL the best and
~tssn desire. In the Eastern Stste&. where the
"Aene Wsr" ginsted IL 10 used by oil Young La
dies Dressing aud Is to be ou nd the tables
OF Young Men, taso at their bsrberi} While Older Men
and Women will not be without IL, yer andre
"a; for their grey locks ard bald hsp which II
changes In th~it entire satisfaction
CAUTIOS.-Don't let sny druggist or ds,Ier urge
upon you didsrent artace there 10 nd Preparation
tion la the world like this beware Of any article pur
porting TO be the same.
Try HALES HAIR RESKWER and you viii use
other.
Ifnot cold by Druxgstsin your town. trial bot
tie will be sent to by Express upon ceitt
dollar by mail thas giving opportn at
for testing its excellent virlnes
G00Tders for Tsat Batfks be addressed To onr
general Aren't for the North w-sssFn States e.. A.
COOK, Box 6324, Chicago, Ill. Allsuch or
dsrs will receive prompt attention.
r. r. HALL kcO., ProprIators Nashua, ". II.
The hsd- sHrpis@i 1T Naa,factsvcs' rrfc>s by FULL
ER. FINCH FULLER Wholesale Druggists Chicago.
Sold 10 ksokak by A. ]. wiLkINsoSl J. r. VIII
KfNs0S. '. . CONNER. and all Dxpggist4. jy26i6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13
KEOKUK INFIRMARY

THIS Institution is situated in the most
L Pheasant and healthy psrt Of the city OF Keokuk
Iowa. and is well arranged every respect to the
comfort OF nvalids.
The following admitted and treated In this
Institution
ls goal diseases ali requiring Surgical
operations. ax
"a. Diseases OF the Els and Ear
81 Dsesses Of the Lungs, Throat and Heart
4th Diseases Of Women
bra SANFORD 1 CURTIS. having retired from the
general practice Of medicine III give their entire time
and atteaskon 10 ases OF the kipd enumerated s.
The Department Of Surgery and lseesses Of the Eye
and Ear will he under the special charge o. Dr San
FORT while that Of Diseases OF the Lungs Throat and
Heart and the Dseaees Of Women viii be unAer the
specia charge Dr. CUR Is though either viii sssiss
the other in dificulf cases rsa -
rhfs enferprise has bean In successful operation
than year and u is believed private Clinic 10 the
UnItsd etat-s pfeen larger nanber Of Interesting
and important GAGS sr1..sgsa Es.ss ..an.stfsas
Physician passing througo sojourning in city
sperss.~,fifs irvit ~ 10 ,stsh. Ars@~v s2i-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

Fuse Rife and Blasting Powder,
AndslIsrticissusuaIlyk. ptin myiine
A ve buy our goods for cash can onsr considera
BILE to buysrs and invite them TO call and
examine ourstock before purchasing.
8&4s#~ fx4&4x.Y k-H. B0Wkk& o.
n. D.-WAHTED-Hides, Purs, Bacon. lard Tslov
White Beans, Glover Seed, Timothy Seed Biax sesd
ysaheFs, Desswax. WOOL Rags, sasks Boot. Potatoes
Produce for which wfilpsy the price In Cek
or goods. Consgnmsnts solicited and shafi have our
prompt attention RI BOWER Co,
julJad Whoisssle aroosfs Keehuk. Tsvs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

% bags Rice, for sale by
~ uayso s.PoLL0cx 3 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

'EIUEASsEs 80 bbis.. N. o. Syrup No
xA isss b hansk aadhsg., e s.is lsvsy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27
~COMNERCIIL ITEMS.

A. au==iaE % merchants held il Detroit, not long since, 20
suppress illegal traffic on tn border, estimates were made that
f.Hl $1,000 10 $1,000 worth % gods were smUgg.7i every
day
Thirty thousand barrels e apples have been shipped from
tn FAa-- g Br1ckF1rt. y y The present. selsUn- They
L-.- b-ea PuFcIasei a. an average % SI,5j PER barrel
LFe.tg-cr zee OCEAN st=am-hIp- cleared Dee I=t 80 New York,
% vaca caly one vas Tor Eurp-- % Tor various southern
p.sts- and tle remaining three for Ea-teru ports
-e+saI arms IN Birmingham, Ing, have been doing good
i-1-ls- l making hl-theu gods ali shipping them 10 India.
= v-0l-n factory On a mlzn5Ec-a. scale is 20 b. erected ia
Chicago Wi-h a working capital q a million @! dollars, and =
caraa-y which viii mike t equal . competition with any
Otr-r I4Ll d. the country.
Thy have just ~; ilto operation at Cincinnati q monster
pumping machine. whch draws FROM the Ohio river and Dis
charges q stream % ~ater five feet ia diameter. Il IS the
hTsst machine q tie kind u tie world and : peculiar III
Lfs4lE 1eH-l-r crank nor - SL=el-
TIE IGgf0u IrGJsitsr says Ogerc1at-. such ~ cost $50
here. en- he purchased IN Montreal % the most flsiiO able
t-lar-, for SO 4 SUIT consisting % coat and pautaiCOus, q
te tne-t, English ca=Irner-, can te bought there Tor S3s-Iur
t-st tlders you'll eharze SIOO- Sill goods aud other articles
are UEcA cheaper there JA1n here.
The National Bauser.' RSpre.s Company has male arrange
m-Its wuh BE New York Central Railroad, for two cars a DAY
a-l NeN YORK 'p Cincinnati and Chicago, by January The
c.lfalE las a capital Il ten million dollars, and wall have =
Eprsius capital o. Oe liliou dollars.
irIEy-E NEvESCE SrANP.-The Commissioner Of Internal
Esy-u-- has decided = % the amount q stamp duty on = deed
g trust " mortgage given by The Atlantic AM Grra: Western
Railway Company 10 John K Penn, trustee. 81 the city Of
NV York, banker. IN answer % an i-quiry Il $1,000 IT, internal
revenue stamps vas sufficient % cover tie zane. the entire
u-ouut % the mortgage being $50 OcJCOO. that It would rzquir.
stamps were not affixed thereto, tie bonds u said r.HEay
c.uIIuy wouiI be invalid.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27
4 Correction.

NE. Enron II fnd it stated in the Ha1oaiid''
Ga-et, of saturday. the 18th inst, that the Board
Of Education has " made a grant OF 500 IN turnl-
turc for the Seize; Boarding school for girls. kept
by the Rev, .. II. GUlick. at Waialua. Oahu,
q" This school has made no application for any aid
other than for furniture"
-As l ann the Principal, the Treasurer. and the
only d;>bursiug Agent OF the school, am surprised
to learn for the frat time through the government
organ. that application for furniture for the school
has been made 10 the Board Of Education. and 10
learn that 500 has been granted by them for that
purpose.
A. no one has been authorized 10 make applca-
ton for aid for the school. l shall most respectfully
decline to accept the p~rofcrcd grant.
Yours, truly. Q. II. QUICK.
Waialua. Oahu. Jan. Is. 1866.
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W ri



WA. 81 any part O.; u- wa-iI. generally Affects ,as price q
=u- staple c7mm5IHy. produced i1 shat country The war
between spain AL Chile has caused a great rise in copper.
ts supplies % which or European markets are oh;ai-el
chiefly from CLI-- p-her clgu;res produce g. ia small guam
.l.s-, bu- Le bulk u coPp-r comes from that country. The
Taas 1t rpgrr u Usually about 500 I-r ton LCt .t has risen
-.F aif-- 80 per TN. zita a prospect rf still further advance
ua--z o.. L-t Nv y-lr, "a -r-at IMPETUS hE- been given %
copper mining 10 ClEfrua. -L=r- The ore las been ouni az
aa-a.-, and 60 a. pure a state a. i1 Chile The most vaiua-
b.. u.1e 81 ttat s;a;e-;h- Uaon uiae-s be.iet q; C0pPero-
polls. aud was discovered about five years ago. On land oEu-i
-bg Thomas Hardy, Esq, q brother &C J1ise Hardy. formerly
% -l-- i,1uIs, but nov q san Fn-csc0- From IN article
.l che Ita, We gather some particulars about COPPER mining
a- C1pq=r.g5us, which my interest our r=lI-g, and Viii shJ"
.- er-4c value o.! specially is importance now while Chile
b. % var v.l spain, as i can be obtained 10 where es just
n5Es
Isis now bat I've years since tie groupings q some sort q
r. were Gl-cJv-raI there, AMI 20 the ii-apPolrtm=-t Z the
t.-.yer-r-- proved q he IeitLer gold nor silver, mr. anything
r-t-r sham copper Bu', a year ago. a controlling interest IN
g. O. o. NslIer, Isl, q stockton, the Copper King 20
s..L IE= present value q The nHl= may tEer-f-r- b= pre-
s-lel o. Pc q fII million. l. aA- been developed without the
i-su- q q single assessment and i "a admirable wersfns
that 81 pm the ere j. as rich -Ci abundant Is az any Il5a-
shove. auI EIth seams % -cDucrutrat-i' ore containing 80
q -l over ~ feet e For instance" says the writer, e IN tn big
.Iaf- 40 q depth 81 about 200 FEET / have measured q vein 4
tt.- a''E. = pr ce-t 81 copper 4A- yie-i D his mine
RS o be limited only BY the facilities tor transportation,
arl now while teams cyn- In freely the shipment = about
100 tons dtlly- The ore sells tor about $50 per ton, equal u .
rLers are other miues Of greater or less importance in the
~ unity copper . found IN o.h-r cDnuties-esp-citIy n
tlay-r-, AInaIor, ~ Dorado, Del NOrt-- TUOumue and Mari
f-d IL j. believed that from these six counties d" l,2JJ tons
% eye lserasing ~ p-r recent could BE- furnished . the sIae-trT'
dlIy. Becoming tIis % Dc worth $500 per ton. tie Ilf4-s
estimate % liz value u Tie annual product % this metal which
llv b eLuE--L- or. - least. lE-lt DC attained
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27

SgrRAe.a CoUHE-An important cas- has 'c-
cluigl the attention o.; the Supreme Court. III
Baucc. during a majority Of this week. !, seems
that Inc Commissioners Of Boundaries have Issued
q certificate 10 Mr.. Kamahau Cvidow of the late
iona PiikoD. establishing the boundaries OF ke-
valo.' according TO the auoiyn, landmarks, deAn-
ing tie said land. Mrs.. Kamakau claims to hold
by . Land Commission Award. confirming TO her
the hi Of KeHalo 5g name. The boundaries. thus
defined. include within the limits Of kewalo the
larger portion of the plain a, the east of Honolulu.
known a. Waikiki plains. and called ku!ahahua,
in which are some sixty lot, which have been sold
L, various parties by the Government. from 1916
down. The Commissioner of Crown Lands and
the Minister of the Interior. for the Government,
appealed from this decision OF the boundary Com
mi>sioners. and the ease has been investigated and
argued with great Industry and ability 10y Mcssrs.
Harris. Montgomery and Thompson for the appel
have reserved their opinion upon the cast. lnvolv-
Ing. IS ii dos, some Important and difficult lHes-
tiuuS. =
RE,L ESTATE FOR ~SAIE.-PcrsouS In search Of a
good locality for a grazing or dairy ranch. are re
frrred to the advertisement in to-day'S paper. for
the sale Of the farm of the late Capt. King on
MoIokui. We have never visited It. bat have fire.
qucntly heard it spoken of a very desirable local
ity. Tie day will come when these choice estates,
suitable for grazing or sugar plantations will not
be readily obtained.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27
LocAL COMMERCIAL VIEWS.

Th- bark BhI-tieT sailed Oh MONDAY last, taking . cargo q
zl-Ir, Ilo-lsses AMI ~sunlres, which will Be 0uud reported
5esr.
Tie Bremen bark Doto, en route from Newcastle With .
cargo of-oais, sailed o. the "a, Capt Daily mpe, Late Of the
d1s1li having been engaged as captain in place q h-r late
mfser. va, committed suicide at this port.
Tae Russian bark T4JiagF sailed or the 18Th Tor S.tka with
sat anil -uulr=s-
The Bsar,ag leaves to-day FOR san Francisco. with . iul
caro- ofsuslr, m,Iasses and o;Ier produce. She VIII lie FOL-
I.F-I by The bug kentucky. in the same line.
ia the Regular Dispatch Line, the brig Nm. {. talbot has
been iaiI ou fr the same port.
TIE latest quotation u sperm in New York, December I.t,
was s. sCas2 - whale 81, 81 Is. and bone 81 7JGsz-
Uoll Fas quoted At 81 - December %
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27
EXPORTS.

Fr S4S FRASC--o-per Whistler. Jan. s1-z61ssJ lbs
sl-tr. L5CCJ gals m14sse~. - BIDS shocks. ISIS lbs uaIlw.
q cs.s L-uIs and hoops, $500 empty BOTTLES. 60 psgs brandy,
81 HNs oranges. 3 rkgs hines. 50 b. sweet potatoes. so punches
tt-l-s- Value q domestic produce, SIg,-t5 Il; foreign pro-
GU.., Sl5lJ 50 traEshPp~i. Sj,547-
Eos NV AECEAS-EL-prr \ahiuTa, Jan .5-loGs tons
s-r a. SO JOS sugar. zi5J gall m1as-v-. 1900 us rice. : -
earl a-t-ars. . b5s talpV, l bale Lemp packing. l PS- alma
nae, . uy-pat-. 100 gals sperm oil, = bEs c.E-e, , b. arrow
roe-- / 10. rum, ! g brandy. I - sherry, = drus alcohol, ! bV
eal-laar- value Of domestic prud-cc, S75l5 o. foreign V.J-
cua-. -Il,- so.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27

= By the schooner Jtry letters from IIlo
were received. only two weeks old But this is
not so bad as the want Of communication with
Lahaina. Since the last arrival of the Kiiaae1,
three weeks ago tomorrow, there was no mail re-
ceivcd from Lahaina until yesterday. and passen-
gers who went up in the steamer could only get
back by going around TO Kahului.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27
VESSELS IN ruRr-JANUARY -.

Nl clipper ship EIGe jacket. Dillingham;.
h4a'a hg= w e.. TaILot. DaIm4n.
Al bark SEyrli1ts. Loytt, bIdjug0r Sau Francisco.
AL. blEE Comet, Fuller.
Am llgE BlrFu-. Lane. Up for san Francisco
Ja rrz hsatgrNy. W.Listlu, or Slu Francisco soon
Nl -aP George. Heusti-, repairing
I.ls'u l.sN ilu@u Ia, Up fg Ng~ Bedford
H-rarA Royal Charlie.
utE'l bark K4uehlmehA Y
HIs'u trE PdeL, LrEeIhir-
WHALES
OLiu'- sh go Oregon. NlmEea uax-b E Hle Hawaii, Hopping
Inv lu- E.AgEt, CoEIu. Stone
HIN Big Victoria, Fish
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E4SrrRy WHALIYG ITEMS

Schooner Isabel, of New London. has been sold to Capt.
De1.is, Er $4,000 cash.
Tie ship Charles Phelps. Coz tons, formerly employed in the
vlala=h=-y from st,uilstOu AMI recently ; - store ship IL
tn United States service. has been purchased by William o..
BEIFceL- q y u. on private terms. She will he thorough
J. rTlisei- and Git1I fr the whaling business, and sail some
tu- ueN- SFrI4--
TIE ol ragk America, recently employed IT the whaling
b1@aess from Holmes Hole. and subsequently, purchased by
" -.luI d. BTlwEeL- of y T. - EoE undergoing til pro-
ce-s % beng broken Ur-hAyiEs been Condemned - uusea-
worthy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27

set.le down upon 4 proper level. The friends
Of truth, missions and the Hawaiian people,
have only 70 wait, and the right and truth viii
finally triumrh.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27

SrEivEE PAssAcEs-Some discussion has been
had on the street respecting the length Of passages
OF steamers between san Francisco and this port.
Among the arrivals during the past twelve years
We find the following:
July y. IsJ+-PropeIIer PoIyue-ian. Rogers. : days
oct Is. IS5f-SrIewheri steamer >ra Bird LDv-tt- Il days
July . Is5G-Stiy-wLer Steamer America, Hudson Is days
War steamers have been generally y to II days &;
So. also. were the Scotland. HiH1'1yt and Fasi
Il..r-enc ar two OF which were beaten by our
packets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27
PASS ENG

ForStS FEAycSc5-per Whistler Jan. 22-Ueury Hayer,
" -lrI- jas Wilson, Z II King. ) Ws,t. ShaItrb1um-5.
For NEw AEJEsSGEL-I~r NlhiurG, jan 25-Gel Higgins.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27
Ship NIuiI--

Dor san FRASCIsCO-f-r Bheriug, this day.
Beg hpL1A-I=r kaIama, tIl.s day.
E.r LAuAISA-PeT Settie Merrill. OuIay
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27
DEPARTIRES

Zo-OA'S Nh bark Julian, LGbbeT-, FOR q cruise
Zl-Schr EmsiInr, Crane, Tor Koul aai kau-
Zl-~chr Onward. Lambert. tor X ~ ailac.
-I-Scbr Ia Aoi. " Ibur, Tor EaluIui.
@4-~cEr Active. for Lahaiua-
Cdr Prince. Hatfield, Gr Haualei-
Am b4yS whistler. Com. Patty. fr san Francisco.
@I-Brruen ba=k DOI1- D4IryupIe, FOR san Francisco.
-->chr Moi WaLtne. Mr RlL.a-
Am whale bark Wa EJIch- PGiyer. cruise
-t-~chT Kate Ire. Chadwick, Gr NAEecs Landing.
---chr Mary Eueu. West. for WaIhe- Landing.
-J-!.us-t4u bark NahiuOf, ArGhiIaauGulICu, Tor New
ArcaaugeL. Sftk4.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-01-27

WINTER u EARNEST. Save only in the tcmpcra-
ture. our weather during the month of January
has had Il perfect resemblance 10 the stormy
weather Of the Middle States in America. SArill
winds whistling around the housc-corners and
through the trees. shaking the house. tearing up
grass and singled roofs. and rendering it almost
impossible to obtain accustomed sleep. dark storm
clouds that look heavy with snow. bidding as look
out for rough weather. while they refuse to rain.
remind every one of the cold and dismal month OF
December at home. The ~blighting effects Of the
south wind can be seen now to a degree seldom
witnessed, in the stripped and forlorn look Of the
Pride of India groves around town. .As soon As
the trade winds return. however. they will be again
covered with foliage almost Immediately.
Tue [. :. SANITARY CouuIssIoy.-An Official ac-
count of the receipts and expenditures of this or
ganization. embracing "a period Of four years. from
June -. 1861. to July l. 1865, at which date the
operation Of the Society closed. It was organized
TO relieve the sick and wounded in the war. and
form, one Of the noblest examples on record Of en-
largcI Christian charity in warfare. The following
are the totals of the report a. published:
CT.
Dsbursemen;s.-- -"...---...... 4,53o,57i 95-
Cash on hand July I.........-....... 2s2954 GO.
SyGNG-Dr. Hall. in his Journal Of I,a7H.
says a good many choice things. but none more
true than the following about music, which should
be taught in every hou~eholl in the land
si1-ir- IS q great ~ institution" I. oils the wheels Of care,
and supplies tLr place u sunshine. a man who sings has =
good heart under his shirt front. such q man not only works
more willingly. but he WORKS more constantly. \ singing cob
beT will earn - much again money az d c"ri-wainer who gives
away - low spirits AMI Indigestion Avarlcicus men never
sing The man who attacks singing throws . stone AZ the
head e hIsrty, and would, II be could, rob June OI ia roses
aud August = is meadow lark=. Singing promotes health,
strengthens the voice, the organs of tie throat and lungs, and
prevents or cures consumption. Singing IS an excellent agent
Tor promoting mental hygiene.
- IN entertainment. or picnic. was given to
the officers of the Lancaster on Wednesday. by
EXcellency. Mrs. Governor Dominis, at Wal
kikf. Besides the officers. there were present "a
good many ladies and gentlemen. residents and
strangers. =
- Nothing further has been heard from the
Erl,sg. as there has been no arrival from Hawai-
haze during the week. The AGerHi and Act're
have both been there the past week. and one Of
them vii! probably arrive today or Tomorrow.
OUTWARD N,Us-Thc B|riaJ VIII sail to-day.
taking the American and European mails. Files
%. The ADVERTISER can he procured. as usual. at
the counter, ready ior mailing.
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jan 2E-Schr Mary Eleu, Wpst, from Kahuiui.
1--Bn- NsLyuIeua. from lilo.
=u-Scbr Nettis Merrill. Fountain, from LAhaiua
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ARRIVALS.

PORT OF HONOLULU. H. 7.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-09
Philadelphia Markets.

Sales of mess pork at S29a29 50; hams in
pickle at 17a1sc; lard, 20ia2ic. Cotton Is
extremely quiet. Fiour-littlc doing, but
prices are firm; sales of a few hundred bar
for extras, 50 50a11 for Northwestern cx-
ira family, and SO 50a12 for PcnnsyIva-
MIA and Ohio. Rye flour is firm at S5a5
-. Prices of corn meal are nominal
Wheat comes in slowly and is held firm
~; sales Of good and choice red at = 5Oa2
s., and a small lot Of white at s. 75a2 %.
800 bushels Of Canada rye sold at 81 05
Corn is rather quiet; sales of :, 900 bushels
of yellow at S3c. Oats are steady at G0c
for Pennsylvania and &c for Delaware
Whisley sells slowly at = - for Ohio,
and , 23a2 26 for Pennsylvania.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-09
Special 31otires.
Cholera, Diarrhoea & Dysentery!

CURE is warranted 10y Or. Tobias celebrated y Z
NETIAN LINIMENT, if used when first taken by
persons oftemPerate habits. This medicine has been
known in the United States over 20 years. Thousands
have used il, and found il never failed to cure any
complaint for which it was recommended. and all
those who irsttredUarc now never withoutit In the
Cholera Of lS+S DR.. Tobias attended 10 cases and lost
/ being called in too late to do any good
DIRECTIONS.-Tale tcaspoontul in 2 yyfncaIa-.
OF water every half hour for tSo hours and rub the
abdomen and e1trcmities we'll with the Linlmert To
aIay the thirst take lamp Of ice in the mouth, about
tue size Of marble every minutes It is yarroD
ted perfectly innocent 10 take internally Sold lv All
druggists price 10 and 80 cents Depot So Courtandr
st. y \. ,oyaI,,