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ADJUSTMENTS

m uSEMENTS
NATIONAL THEATRE
,... Late Gro,er'sl
s. sFiISisS 4 sssasss
LAST NIGHT
of the Brilliant
Production or the Famous Dramatic Spectacle,
;ed ana sfiasg.s In four acts By Mr. Thos
TIE ICE WITCH;
OR. THE KNIGHT OF THE FRoZEN HAND.
Eoeatra charge for seats secured in advance.
Door. open att; Curtain Will rise ats.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
Corner of Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
.- GLORIOUS suoCEss OF
MADAME QHIONiS AND sIGN0R sUsINIs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX sTRAKos ..~.....--. DIRECTOR
POSITIVELY GALA FAREWELL NIGHTS.
THIS SATURDAY, EVENING. SEPT %, at
soclook. NeTdis chef d'GErTs, in four acts,
ERNANI
Positively LAST NIGHT.
Reserved seats in Orchestra, 50; admission to
Private BUxe-, Slk tn Dress Circle and Par quette,
81, reserved seats, 20 cents extra.
Ilek.ts Tor .alc nt Metzerott's Music Stere. 1t
NI FAsHioNABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
AT MARlNi'S ASSEMBLY Rooms,
Is, between 9th and 10th streets.
PhOF. MARINI returns thanks to his a
fol ner pupils ard friends and respectfully ~
sUllc II ntlnuaDce of their patronage. E
His classes Will commence on TUESDAY, -
September 18th. ~
Days and Hours Of Tuition Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, frOB to S p. for young ladies,
MISSES, and masters: for gentlemen, from to 10
d. IN. days
The above Hall can be engaged for Seirees Balls,
ises. IL 6t'
DR0FS. J. W. q II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
PeInsylvaniA svenue, bet. 9Th and 7th sts ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. CIA
Our Academy fs now open for the reception NJ
Pupils. In returning tbs Ks to former Puniis
And friends fer their patronage, most respectfully
sol'Cft continuance of tire same Circulars can
husic Stores w.
The Hall can be rented for Soirees. &c.
Days dad Hours of Tuition.
FOR Lsfles, Misses and Masters, TuesdAy And
Saturday afternoons, from to S o clock
Gentemens % Olasees- Tuoeday and FRIDAY ava
MIR IS. from to 10 clock.
For further Information, apply durfpg the hours
oftuit1op. or address q note TO the Academy
Quarter commencing with the frst lesson &c 10
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DENTISTRY.

DR L1wIE, DEN4fsTH' DEN4HxHi; s.. ,r.ovrD from
zA2 10 200 Penn. avenue, ten doors
apoT' u,sat Dtscortry IN DsHffsttyy
sons having Teeth 20 extract, / would advise them
70 esn AZ DR. LEVlES Once, and have them
SilyeI Plates. In .rdsr that eli persons should
nave ieeth. we have reduced the price very low.
a,ssd sessd Also, Gall and see the new and impreved
NO. zoo Penn's avenue, ketwee, 18th and l,th
streets. ~" eN A''o
ie 2-u g. r LEWJE n n panty..
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WM KNABE CO.'S PIANOS,
w AND a-uA
PRINCE co 9 skGANs AND ME- I'M
L9DEUNS, NsNVs
for sale and rent easy terms az Ne. AS 18th
street, above Pennsy lvania sysnne
Sc l-eeSm' n. y. hstCdhn bACH.
HAND AND GLOVE, . novel; by Mis-. ed
81 90, Ohandos, by "Ouida," 81 HaIpers Pic
toIisi History Of the Rebelllon Part part, Isl. % De
Study Of History, BY @ oldEin smith
Je6 = rRANCk TAfLOR.
RLACK HAMBURG GRAPEsl
- RLACK pAhBURG GBAPESI
In beautiful order, iGsr ',onl the Woes
NJ W BURCHELL,
corser lstn and straits,
sci under Ebhitt VI )nse
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,, from old and y0nne, from rich and poor, from
high born and lowly, comes the ULiversal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
bIOILlAG HAIR REEEWER
IL Is perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. Hakss hair grow. A better dressing
ana dnsn na any L oil or po~atum;" s9ftens brash,
But above all, the great wonder ia the rapidity
Color. ~ AAs
Ussi few times sna
PRESTO, CHANGEl
tne TnHest and worst locking hair resumes its
yogSsniui pesoty 1t does not dye the hair, but
coloring matter.
1t will net take long dsagreeable trial to prove
the truth OF this matter. The first application will
ing every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT, -
the old, gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
VIII Dc gone giving place to lustrous shining and
Ask for Halls Sieilian Hair Renewer: no other
article 10 at all BIKE 1t In effect. You will iAd 1t
CHEAP TO Buy, -. PLEASANT TO Try,
AND SURE TO DO You Coon.
, TDere are many limitations. Be sure yen procure
the genuine. manufactured only by N
X. P. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N. II.
For sale By all druggists, jaU-S,ly
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CLOTHING, DO.

R W d.
$4,000. $4,000. $4,000.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK
OUR IMMENSE STOOb OF CLOTHING
UUR IhMENsE STOCK OF CLOTHING
DUB IMMENSE STOCK OF UL0THING
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
MARkED bOWN
Twenty five Fer Ce... Less than Cost.
Twenty five Per Cent. Less than Cost.
TweBty five Per Cent Lees than Cost
NEVER again will you have the CHANCE
NEVER again will yOu ave the CHANCE.
NEyEk again will you have the CHANCE.
The goods must be sold within the next sixty
days regardless Of cost We mean what say
Gene and see for yourselves before purchasing.
J. I'll. SMITH,
40 eth street, opposite Post y nee,
sel4t Washington, ID. q.
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j HE GREAT RECONSrRuCTIoNIsr.
Whose KOPfELs know hiR we'll
In charges q reduction'st
But q fit like ANDY hoys
Hes famous Observation-Disclosures
Has rebel wear broke down your gear,
Aid threatened its destrucfiOlfS
Twill all be we'll II II. KOPPEL
Just tries his Reconstruction I"
Rene ath his skill. 'ch portion will
Be brought in close communion;
Just as we'll See God grant twill bel
The States within this q URionl
Now all men know, fUr well dressed beau
The ladies have o passion;
Then stop "spelin with III K0PPEL-
His"hts' the hi shest fashion.
HIS work yeu II find OF the finest kind,
And nothing botched" or slsttern;
His goods consist 10 lengthy list
OF every sty Hsh pattern.
II KoPPEL, 18th street, opposite Treasury
Herettment. se Him
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUAELY. STEADIL
SUCCESSFULLY,
sMOLANpRRS EXTRAOT BUOKU

Ia CURING
every case Of KIDNEY pIsIAsI, BHIunAfisA'
sRAvEL, URINAnI DISORDERS, WKAKNRss and
PAINS IN the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from BxcRssss OF ANY KIND
Cd, OObE. YE AFFLICTED
Thy SM0LAN ER'S.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
So'd By all Apotheoaries. Price o.. D. BARNKs
CO., Rev York, and BARN. Is, WARD co.,
new Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEI9H
BoGERs, Wholesale Drusgists, Boston. Mass.
GENERAL Agents. fob lo-fy
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
tLa:e Cito,er's,l
Penns iyApia ay-nne, near witlArds' Hotel.
SPsLDtHG & BAPLEY -......... PRO ,RtETORs
J. Il. sPAOkMAk STAGE MANA6ER.
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$O.OOO,OOO
PER CENT. FIRST.CLASs MORT.
GAGE BONDS.
100000 SOLD.
i HE NORTH MISSOURI R. r. 90. BAsAu.
thoriZed TO sell their flrst Mortgage Der cest
thirty years Bonds. The whole snount Is IS O0)..
90. Coupons payable On the LIST days OF yaauarv
and July Of each year, in New York.
Referring to our advertisement of August. hav
ing sold the nrst half million Of the,e desirable
bonds, We have advanced the price to
BIGHTY-FIyE CENTS,
at which they stand unrIvalled. as the chea pest
frst-class security In the market.
.el-,f JAY oooKE 90.
CoAI' o'ALH ooALiil
sbamohen bf REb Ash Ash, sa'sS Sah'sS
Best quality WBITE ASH, Ss7s
Warranted 2,24o lbs, to TIE ton. Delivered In
Hume; Grocers. No. 40 Market space, bet 7ts q
and sth sits will be promptly attended TO. Once
ana ard 9TH st south, between AMI streets,
ns,PS 2 PER cent. saved BY buying your WOOD at
.u zs-im. 7th st., bet. Z and r. Island.
ELOUB FEED ! sALTIII
A complete assortment Of
ALL GRADES OF BLOUR,
70 which We solicit the attention OF
BAKERS AND GROOERs.
MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY,
and all kinds Of FEED at lowrates.
GROUhD ALUM, FINE,
And TURKS ISLAND SALT
Tor sale !. low in lots to suit BY % ~ o.,,o
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a sgaf sssssSfs: aRfSsoEps 5IH &.
1RACf BUCHu will be 3 csmDartgQn With tho91
stioTth In the United % DisDs6S1tesy. -
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ID TklESEMAR
Il ROTECTED BY RUiAL LETrHRsSsSvr.
snt OF England, and secured by the seals OF the
kc0Ie De rhsImaeIo De Paris, and the I'm perlal
Triesemar No Is the efectual remedy for H.
IsxsnoD, spermafhOrrhoea, and Exhaustion Of
the System- Triesemar No. has entirely aney.
.ed.d the rsu,eoss use OF Gopavis, Cubebs, &c
Ittih NO Is tns nisnio,e s remedy for all
stihg re use Of mercury and all other deleterfous
INGREDIENTS I I.
Zach pr~parst stion 10 in the form OF a most agree
stl- LOzeDge -seeured frem the effects Of eli
mate aud changes Of atmosphere IN tin cases. AT
SS CT four S3 cases In one for 80. and Ia II
ca, 81 fhrs saving - Divided N separate doses
ss sd minisiersd By vslpeau, Salamanca, koux,
NLoisssls snd retail by Or BARROW, No. I94
TO ts h.d .i.e:si s; q. foRD. No.aso Penn.
avenue Sorner IIth 81. e~SS1y
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c,


SALT WATkR BATHING
~ PiNEf POINT PAVILION.
1Ls well known Resort will be opened :. 4
ior the reception Of visitor en- the 1DtA vENA3
Board 81 70 Per day.
IA per week.
WM. MITCHELL, Proprietor.
steamers leave Washington every Wednesda
and Saturday at O'Clock o. m, and Baltiu more
every Tuesday and SATURDAY. at 4 O'Clock n m .
touching going and coming at the Point. an 1svs
w WALLAOH HOUSE =
KESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON,
Southwest corner Of Penna. ave. and llth street.
s-Sna I. Ii. hk1Ah, Proprietor.
slTED sTATEs HOTEL.
CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.
Mehays pleasure to announce to eur friends
81 sne ne pn bnc that this spacious. mod AAA
opep fo1 tSs tSSsorite establiahment 10 now ~
SURF BATHING SEASON.
xis.. uoag experience in the mani cement of frst-
sIses ao,els Ia Baltimore, Phi hiladelphis and this
knSnelIahu Iahu as In the belief that We can offer
SSsnS ens OF comfort and luxury not 70 be sur.
passed by any other hrst class Hetel
,.1-.o.s. WEST MILLER,
Proprietors.
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WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
Corner of Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenu
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TIE ICE WITCH;
Or. THE KNIGHT OF THE FRoZEN HAND.
No extra charge for seats secured in advance
DoUTs open att; Curtain Will rise ats.
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- HAMLiNs Cabinet Organs have Just been
received, v hich We offer sale q factory price,,
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LAST HIGHT
of the Brilliant
Production OF the Famoas Dramatic Spectacle
Ien: aI;ed and anasg,s, In four scts By Mr. Thos
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A MODERN AIRACLBI
from OLD ana young, from nch and poor, from
high born and lowly, comes the ULiversal Voice Of
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I'TI1t0n's Kg6nCy:
For Sale.

r OTIS ], and 8. in Block So, corner Morgan an,
Second Streets Ia garden and valuable fruits
Title good. Enquire Of WM FULTON.
adr2&-d Real Estate Agent
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Foreign Emisfaefsn--rts s~elIsAS Vol
nme..Its Direetlon.


UbtcGtAOBs
rrr-o, the New York Times May 2gth.]
En;orants are pouring into this port now
:, rainme The arrivals last week numbered
ton thousand FIVE hundred, and single ship
Yesterday brought over q thoaeaad passengers
from Liverpool. they come, of course, from
the old hives Of population, Germany and
Ireland, both of which countries owing to
the condition Of things in each Of them, will
most likely give us greater swarms this sum-
mer than ever, Our Vice Consul ut Ham.
burg reports that one hundred and fifty thou
sand emigrants have air eady engaged passage
for this country at that port alone, many of
them of the best class Of people, with money
for the support of their families on this side.
All these sought to leave Germany before the
storm of war lowered over Fatherland and,
now that the omens are SO menacing, we may
EXPECT that the desire to get to land of
peace and freedom will be greatly increased
The people of Ireland, though at peace, and
likely to remain so. are more uneasy than
those of Germany upon the brink OF war. We
have already published the fact that although,
at this time, labor is scarce and wages high in
every part Of Ireland, the exodus to America
is randly on the increase. From the port Of
Cork alone an average of fifteen hundred peo-
Pile embark weekly, and from the other Irish
ports the migration to the New World by way
of Liverpool is proportionately rapid. An
English paper remarks that the master wish
of every lrishman belonging to the lower
middle and lower classes seem to be to leave
his country forever-an object which the Irish
Ipater. fdmalids seek to attain by sending for
ward across the Atlantic his hardest sons and
daughters, provided with all the money he
can raise, to earn more for the transport Of
the rest of the family. In this way not only
an immense amount of labor, but also an i'm
mense amount Of specie is daily lost to ire
land and acquired BY America The young
and the industrious, the flower of the popu.
lation, depart-the old and the feeble and the
sckly remain behind, awaiting impatiently
the transmission Of means to follow
On their arrival in this country we suppose
the masses Of emigrants will be likely to fol-
low the old-established lines of progress and
settlement, the Germans pushing out to the
States of the Northwest, and the Irish locating
themselves in the great cities of the sea board.
A stream somewhat larger than in other years
will doubtless diverge to the States of the
South-but this will be smaller than we could
wish it to be. Suppose for example we could
turn into Virginia the one hundred and fifty
thousand Germans who will come to this
country during the current year, if they an
ind ships TO carry them. What reconstruc-
ton of the Old Dominion would soon be
brought about. What stirring up there
would be among white men and darkeys in
the mountains and on the seaboard, in the
towns and on the plantations, in the soul of
Governor Wise and the heart of John Letcher
How many knotty questions it would solve,
and how many dismal prospects it would
dispel
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From the Indianapolis Journal, June 9Th.
The History OF Household-A Singular
Chapter OF Crime.

On Saturday, in the United Stades Circuit
Court, the case Of Charles Plat, indicted for
passing counterfeit Treasury notes, was tried
by jury and resulted in a verdict of guilty.
Sentence, two years in the Northern State
Prison. This convict is a son Of William
Platt, once u justice Of the peace on the coast
of New Jersey Our older readers NAV re.
member that some thirty odd years
ago terrible disclosure was made Of the or
ganization of n band of wreckers on the coast,
who by false lights decoyed ships to destruc.
ton, and then robbed the wrecks that washed
ashore At It's head was William Plat. He
was arrested, gave bail to appear in the
United States District Court of New Jersew
IN bond OF $4,000, and then ran away. He
lett his wife and one son behind. and brough.
away handsome woman with him to Fraak.
lin county, in this State, where he bought a
farm and lived for some time. But he
was tracked, and taken back to New Jersey,
convicted, served out term in the peniten-
tary. and returned to Indiana He settled
IN Wayne county, aad raised family bv a
second wife his frst having obtained divorce
directly after his fight from New jersey. The
old citizens OF Mount Carmel, in Franklin
county. will remember Plat, and the high
''J'nks' at his house in their quiet settlement,
that he and the gamblers and fancy women
he had around him from Cincinnati, kent up
Tor season. His son is keeping up the credit
Vi the family.
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fREEDoN OF RELIGION IN GERMASY.-On
the first of January in this year, separat on
OF church and State, and consequently per
feet religious equality, was observed IN the
free city of Hamburg. 1t is forty three years
since Mr.. Oncken, Baptist preacher, Ger
man by birth, was sent by a society in Lea-
don to preach the Gospel in Hamburg. He
suffered imprisonment and many indignities.
at the instigation of the Lutheran clergy. I'M.
til 1877, when the rights of the Bap,ists we're
publicly recognized, and now ali religious
distinctions are abolished He has a LARGO
congregation aud forty preaching places in
the enrgons. He has been the means ofes.
tabhsRing stations in almost every German
State, in the Duchies. in Denmark. Sweden
Norway, the Eanubian Provinces, Poland
Courland, and other Enronean countries. He
can say of fifteen thousand members now ae.
tuallv IN communion with his churches. that
every one Oh ihem Is IN some way or other q
missionary.
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Notice or Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that II. W. Sam
: pie. tiliam mhe man. Y. Davis, John A.
Bishop Erie L@ech. Harry Fulton, Ei~ard Aunm.
Jaolss VI. Biiiipys, NJ >heey, Nicholas Ssrc~anf r.
L. Kntei I, ,. j. srt-. VIM Pstt r~on, A ID Chitten-
den. J. II. Bsrser, I-atsh Hale John ". Ci.gaorn V
Aanorsdal, of the eubsy Of Lee and Ssts 81 iowa and
John -ehec. Of Clark .aaiy, Mi soui have ORGANIZED
themselves. With thoee who rrafter become
esfed with them into corporate Joint Stock Com
pany npdtr tue laws Of 10 relstve to such org
ucns, in the name and title O.
81 The Union 1.-Two Stock Insurance Co !.
The princips place of business of tho Company Is 10
the City OF heok h, Iowa
Tne nature the business he Transacted bv the ON
pans is the iNsURtNt or LIy. sTocK AGAINST
Theft, sCCIDES is AND DEATu.
III amonnt 4 ''spitaI st OK authorized is Two Hun
Ord Thons ,nd Dollar, @ni increased fro time
time the bus The nay auire dis
dSd into .hares %: Tnn rid Doll Is e.4h III Com
pan. may commence business VIII v-nty ThoTs md
b lars shsi te subscribed ard tan pr 1T of that
laid in. The sidas of ts s. .uhi.ct
be paid in required iy The Dir ctors. The Corpora
too is TO Continue twenty .earsr,nesahle by OF
the s,cr kho.dere
The private property OF the .toc kAolders made ex
rrpt from liability for corporate de5t-, except prov
The bus nes. Of the Company 1. 10 be managed by
Boa Of nine Directors ~ho empow red TO elect
Presid Vice President aud fxecu i've Committee
snt also Secretary ard Treasure and such cher eff
sud agents rh4ii b- necessary to conduct the
but iGess Of the Company tn animal electors for Di
reetors 10 be held the Isl Thursday of June in
TIE Ia its,y Of the Company shah At no time exceed
double the amount Of Capital stock
ola. tarsesnt John A. ,-hop J. J. Briee r L Rusdick,
Isaiah Aal~ and John Sche- elected Director
serve until the annual election in 1861
At meeting Of ihe Directors the following Ofncen
were elected to Wit
H. ". SAMPLE. President
WnlIsM ZIMMERMAN, yice President.
A. b. CHIrTENDEN, Treasurer.
ERIE j. LEEcH, Secretary.
may2o-d
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eoLGArEs AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAR.

superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glyeerine,
and especially designed the use of Ladies' and or
ths arsery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
Az properties uniyailsd For sale by all druggists.
lebI3ikyly
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For Sale.

n OTIS 4, 5 and 6, In Block 81 corner OF Morgan aD
Third Streets, now In orchwd ard valuable frufts
lite good. Enquire Of VIM FULTON, q
apr2l-d Real Estace Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-15

ENUINE Java Coffee,
~ We hayny 1t lat Ls+n able to obtain few baGl
90. Nm OyoGS, rally grcd. ..8ti4 -
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a. DR.. n. J. Crowsll, Of New York. ays.
Knowing the ingredients or wiich On. 14AIxs Dosr
bon Bttsrs are composed, can With confidence advs
those who are suaxfag Asn gslsa dsbntsy. nerves
prossration, dyypga, 9tvho mavbs couyalsscing fun
acute forss Of dse p ny then and thsy VIM receive
decided hens6t. mchl3lw
A Timely Warming to the Sick.
It is especially important At this time. when the
m,rksuof she unisea sassvus Assssi VII $780,
poisons sAder the name Of imported liquors, and when
domestic compounds purportns TO Be- medicinal but not
whit less perpicious are hsralded to the world .
sov~sign remediea hist tho patiic should fuIy nm
derstani the facts Be it known then. that while all
stimuants called liquors impure. and all the
xtcs containing alcohol are manufactured viii fiery
article containing amy, or usel OIL ,rtal poison HOS
TErrkRs oELEBRATEp sToMAcH BIrrERs contain
Of Rye with the pure juices Of the most valuable
stom.chc autLbilious aud sperent herbs and plants
and that safe and rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and all
its kindred complaints this preparation stands before
the world without rival competitor Its sales to-day
eqna the combined rales OF all the other tonics
advertised in the Cnined States and the certificates
which authentic tie its usefulness sgued by individ
ua hi chest standngn professional calling
and walk life. Beware OF limitations and importers
s.a-zs-s s..-ss~ je12-d4v1v
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For Sale.

OFT and 10 feet off uest aide Of Lot g. IN Block ~,
i 4 with Cottage Dwelling House and other improve
m~nts, corner Third and High Streets Tile god En-
ouire or WN. FULTON.
apr24 Real ESTATE Agent.
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q BACHELORS HAIR DYE

The " iginal and Best in the WorId The only true
ana Pr RECT Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and lnstan-
'~hf GUS. Produces Immediately splendid Black or
" inral Brown, without injurng the hair skin. REM
edes the i'll effects of bad dyes Sold By all Druggists
The genuine Is signed William A. Batcaelor Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLErLEURs
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
aug2l-dswly CHARLES BACHELOR, n. T..
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A MAN IN Pennsylvania has been sued for
$4,000 .or q breach of promise. HI de-.
tense is, and it ought TO clear him, not be
was ready to uarry her last winter. bnt ia
kept putting il off. and as she we iehs 2s5
ponds, he, prefers not to marry during the
warm weather. my
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We have pas up ard sold This article for 80 yeaN
and css SAr ~ CONFIDENCE oft what have
neyef heen able to cay 81 any other medieine-sEs
IA IT FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO srTIcT ~
when timely used. Never did we know an instance Of
classification BY any who ned IT, On the ecntrsr
all are deliahted with its operations, and speak in tern
Of daton Of its magical effects and medical
tues. We speak in this matter "wRAT Eyew. after
20 years exrsrt nee sND fLEFGE REPUTATION FOR
TIE FuLFitGnES. or WHAT nEcL.RE. In almost
every instance whore The inf .it is sufeag from pain
and exhaustion, relief viii he sound In fifteen minutes
srer the syrup is administered.
Full directions for usi'eg viii accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless tho fac +mile Of CURTIS PER-
kIss, New York, is "a the ousids wrapper.
Sold By all Drug.,.ss rougho4t't the world.
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For Sale,
A GOOD two story Brick Dwelling House,
N Concert Sweet between 18th and 18th Streets,
1<X140 Of ground; good cellar. cistern wood house
aud stable. Lot we'll fenced Title good s
Enquire OF VIM FULTON.
aprli-d Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-15
Price, cAly IS Gents Fer Bottle
apr2EdSxsr,

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay
OF warning aud lp strncton for Young Men. Also Dis
eases arc Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers. with
sure means OF r',ef Sent free or charge in sealed
ie.-er envelopes. Address, Dr. J. sKILLIS HoUGH-
TON Howard ASS ooiation. Phiisdelphia Pa. ldAwsm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-15

JtnGt Underwood, sitting N chambers at
washington, mas refused to admit jeff.
DAVIS 70 oP.,i, on the ground that the accused
beine prisoner OF war, he has no authority
t. 10 So