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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

GREY Boards, ATTENTION Congress has
measure Of Justice by passing the bill giving
to the members Of the Thirty -Seventh Regi-
ment the same bounty that was allowed to
other three year troops. The parties entitled
to it can now get their money BY proper ap-
plication to the War Department
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

TRE Alexandra True Flag says that "a
little boy about six years old, son Of Mrs.
Catharine Williams, of Pennington, Iowa,
was drowned in the Des Moines river on the
18th inst, aud since which time no discove-
~ has been made of the body. He was
dressed in q waist of Calico and pants Of
mixed wool and cotton. Any person finding
the body will please inform the afflicted
nother.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

Txs Ksosanqua R4psblioas says Of tho fire
At Bentonsport on Wednesday morning which
destroyed the wooden factory Of Siebel i
Co:
1.-THE ERE is supposed to have originated
from the heating Of the refuse wool. All the
custom work and most Of the stool. on hand
was saved. The machinery was nearly oil
destroyed. The loss We understand to be es-
timsted As follows: Building, belonging to
j. A. Browns estate, about 0,00O, no in.
surance; Siebel / Co.'S machinery, &C., about
$40, 600, 10000 insurance. Beside the losa
being serious one to the proprietors, it is .
deplorable one to the community and country
at large.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

SELrBErRAYED.-The little clique Of Den
lists who would fain disparage the Sozodont,
betrsy, by their own foolish fretfulness, the
fact that the preservative properties Of this
pure Vegetable Antiseptic are its real offence.
1t interfeses with business interests; that Q
all
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

Losr.-Speci6cations of the New Baptist
Church. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving them at Hesse Zindle's grocery,
corner Of Main and Ninth streets. (2d)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30
CINCINNATI, June %

O1NOINNAIIs Juuc &5s
A building, on the Northwestern corner Of
Fourth and Main streets, occupied by Chas.
Owen. jeweler, r. G. Barnes, tailor, and E.
Mendenhall, book dealer, was partially con
snmed BY fire last night. Supposed work Of
an incendiary. Loss $1,000 to SO, 600,
mostly covered by insurance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30
CITY NEWS.
Dos'r fail to have the change ready for the
Carrier boys to-day.

AucrIoN.-Howe 4 Tyler will sell this
morning at ten o'clock, ono good Rockavay
Carriage, one good Top Buggy, ono Bay
Horse, one set Harness. Also good varie-
y of Cloths and Clothing, Demonstrating,
Apron Checks, Palm Hats, Linen Handler.
ksrchiefs and Notions, and lot Of good com.
mon Cigars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

"AsnfsoiONi duHc 1U
The President has approved the bill to
provide for the revision aud consolidation az
the statutes Of the United States, making
further provisions for the establishment Of an
armory and arsenal Of construction, deposi,
and repairs at Rock Island, Illinois. and to
establish land Office in the Territory Of
Idaho.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

We don't know how many Fourth Of July
orators Keokuk proposes to furnish the public
1t this coming anniversary. Col. Bruce
speaks at Montrose, and Hon. Geo. W. Nc,
Crary ct Troy, Davis county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

A HANDSOME rockaway, nearly new, will be
sold on Saturday, June S0th, by Howe 4
Tyler, at their auction room. (2t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

A FEW day boarders can be accommodated
1t Mrs. Andersons, on 9th street, between
Bank and Timea. Owl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

NATcHEz, MISS. June %.
a fire here this morning. Four stores
completely destroyed. Loss $75,OOO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

Dy rslegraph.] NEW Yo1x, Juns =.
cstses-DslE aose sbr .iddlias.
Yocr-5O1oe bssssr foe xxtfa stsfs while ~ Dsstty
much al othsR braads there b decided eaang< q -
- IS for Extrs easaes - soo1e 90 Extra =. b. O.;
Go osoi3 Is srsAs sssnds. closing qniet.
whsky-Esssef; - MOI n for Western.
whsss-Qsis end vssy arn; small sales at - . for
nev No l Ailvsnkss p Is for prime white Western.
Rys-Qssst q -
na-lsy and barley Malt dull and unchanged.
Corn Irregular and Unsettled, With active ship
ping deDasd fur mixed Western sc1< o for sound
q, cioAng 1t ssIloR ~ Prime shipping.
Oats-Dull aad lie lowes, s3aSs for Western.
CoSss-DulE Rlo lsO97 Sugar dull; Cuha lIO1lA
Nolassas dsIE psins Porto Rico 1895.
Pstsolssa-Dsn u 34o3al for crude, and seoloc for
refined p bond
Puk.Opsn.A ArAsr but cioaed heavy, s., poos7 u
br new msss closing II 81 % cssh ~ sOoa0 ~
81 d. and ~ ssoss 70 ~ prime slso teco tbas.
sos July asA August ssilsr' and bsyess op
tios at 81 Mas %, and ~ lrs option months u
80 a..
Be.s-UseAanged. BssfHans dull.
Becon-Quist.
Cut N..n-sts.dy 1s,4elss% for Shoulders - fss
Hams.
I4rd-Dull ssd bss-y; ls.%o2r4.
Ruttsr-Essier st 2oDsee for OLic; and $500; Tor
Seats.
Chs~s-Reaier 1t se92e.
|.
1eW York Money Market.
By rsiegrssa-l INV Teas. Juas -
Money easy si 80 ? cent. call loans.
etsstng-Essier u lss6l0o.
Gold Armsx. opspasg ~ l5S1<, sdvApeng to lkl5<,
slosing II 1ssh
foysru upent Rtocks are AYmey
Ireighh to Liverpool decidedly hrmes, l3<OAA pr
all; I'd per stsan-
stock Market.
BY Telegraph NEv YoaK, Jnns ~
Stocks ssesdy; I 7 1851: R Isac I wv %;
DO pfd se1<; - sse<; SIS; Ill IN: ~ " G
u.s. Reading loa1 Erie eik York cs~t ssss; Pacs NIL
z14 T sI4 Marsposs III - eouposs o. loes<; ~
coupons ~ losss DO Is 1864: 10 70 coupons NJ
LafEa-Gold 10 sxtrenely to-day, end the bop
rowing rate Il PER cent In favor Of lender.
A. the O'Clock board the following we're the princi-
pal sales: " Tel sl3l; kesAss lGss. " pfd ss,1
81 ; osI< Gold closed AZ 49,.
New Orleans Market.
Dy relensph.J fIv ORiKAss, June -
Cotton declined sales go bsl.s iow middHpg x303s
foday's receipts % baiesl
n. .8xchanse " preminu. Sterling 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

= To pardon traitor while glorying in
his treason, is treason in its highest degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30
A JuBILANr NorE FROM Dies MONIES
Saith the Des Moines Register:

"A oCDiLANt ANOlE KkOA LES 2uOlNES.
Saith the Des Moines Register:
Colonel C. H. Perry and George Williams
of the Valley Road, are among recent arri-
walls at the Savery. The former tells Us that
the construction train is running three miles
this side of Prairie City, and that the road
will be completed in = very few days to
Wood S sixteen miles from the Capital. The
grading is in forward state Of progress, and
it will be finished, ready for the iron, to Four
Mile creek by the Goth day Of July. There
is no pause in the work. The laborers are
in healthy condition. aud they are making
that, sometime during the latter part of Au-
gust or the first part Of September, . large
party of excursionists will travel BY rail al
the way from Des MONIES to Keokuk. 1t
will be gay old time when the population of
the Capital shall make . plunge, a n0sse, on
rail into the midst of the Gate City. Keo.
kukians, we'll be with you in due time, and
join with you in celebrating the completion
Of that enterprise which will unite the Missis-
sippi border with this great garden Of fertili.
~ and handsome women in the center of the
State
Well-beloved dwellez in the Capital City,
we bide impatiently your coming. When you
do come, when rail connection is fact &C.
complished, then let the goodly inhabitant.
of the city which stayeth up at Raccoon Forks
pacb up their duds Of Immortality for IN excur.
sion and come unto rs. Let Dobbs come,
and Mrs. Dobbs and the little Dobbses, and
they shall be made glad. Mrs. Dobbs shall
become serene, and Dobbs mascnline and
parental shall End rest for his soul. The
Keokuk public will give you hearty welcome,
its manly worth and unequalled feminine
grace and beauty shall greet you, and the &C.
quaintance then made shall ripen into a peren
NAL affection and brotherhood that will work
out for the inhabitants Of both municipalities
far more exceeding and enduring prosper.
ty in the future. So may the accomplishment,
come speedily.
THE HoOsInR SOLDIERS ON THE
WAR PATH.
The Indiana soldiers had great CATHERINE
at indianapolis the other day, and rousina
speeches we're made and great enthusiasm
manifested.
The following Resolutions indicate the tone
And spirit of the soldiers Of Indiana
WHEREAS, The war in which we were re.
Gently engaged, to nFaintain the supremacy OF
the Government and the honor Of the DAG,
has by the blessing Of God, ended in q elors.
Gus and enduring triumph of the National
arms and
WHEREAs, The hosts Of armed traitors Who
gathered 90 dc6antly against US have been
overthrown and scattered, and the bastard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

INGERsoLL AND THE PEORIA REPUBLfCAN.-
Under the caption of "Look u Peoria, "
the Transcript Of Monday, invites the Union
men of the 9th Congressional District Of H.
inois, to "Look at PEORIA" and says:
"Look at the verdict of the Union party
here, on the Congressional. question. At the
primary election held on Saturday, $50 votes
polled, of which the opponents Of Mr.. Ingm-
soil cast 81, and the friends Of Mr.. Ingers<,ll
764! 1t will be seen by this that nine out Of
every ten Of the Union men Of Peoria, at Il q
home of Mr.. Ingersoll, where it has been al d
there is the strongest opposition to his retur q
to Congress, have declared in favor Of such q
return. We think this verdict of Peoria ms.y
be considered decisive, Is it is here the oppo
sition to him have located their organ, ano
have made their fight. It is here that Mr..
Ingersoll has made his defense, md the I'm
ion people have judged between them. II
cannot be said that local pride influenced
their judgment, for the opposition put forth
another Of our citizens as their candidate.
'It is to be hoped that from this time
henceforth the var on Mr. Ingersoll, from
inside the lines of the Union party, will
cease. 1t cannot go on without not only i'm
peaching the integrity Of Mr.. Ingersoll, bu,
arraigning and condemning the judgment and
honesty of the seven hundred and forty six
Union citizens of Peoria who declared in his
favor on Saturday. Of Mr.. Ingersolrs re-
nomination there can be no doubt, and nc
man who expects to support the nominee
ought to be allowed further to abuse him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

Has A GOOD RrSo TO Ir.-That gallant off.
Ger and true soldier, we'll known snd popular
in Southern Iowa as in Missouri, is ont in the
Alexandra True Flag, in an earnest address
to the Union soldiers of Northeast Missouri.
He concludes thus:
"Soldiers, remember that the rebels and
the sympathizers with them are arrayed I'm
der the banner Of conservatism in your State.
They are bidding high for the votes and in
fiuence of the old soldiers, but don't be de-
ceived, for they despise You and hate you.
They never had one generous emotion for
you or your cause; they would erase from the
memory of men your glorious actions for
freedom. Do not allow them to mortify your
feelings by their cant of negro equality. You
assisted to free the negro as war measure,
and you destroyed hated negro aristocracy
Dangerous to republican liberty. Bear it in
mind, 5oldiers and citizens, that We elected
delegates TO frame a constitution or revise
the old one, and We adopted that instrument
by a large vote in the State. One of the
main articles is to disfranchise rebels and
sympathizers, or, in other words, rebel sol.
diers and bushwhackers, the former being by
far the most respectable
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30
Hotel Property for Sale.

TVHE UNION HOUSE, at Hamilton, op.
po-1ts Frokuk Nth three end taH lot cfrrn1kA
o. which l. situated good twOsfory Hssme Hotel Build
Hotel cellar cistern. good veil Of water With barn
r. On for 81 Here 10 chane. fr aay
desiring TO engage the Hotel Bn3ne. TIE mis- res
san why fhe rressnf proprsfof 1sirs p<li H. on
cenrt of the III heafth q Nh vile. Price ez1re 1fts
god sale.
~ fusth<r in1ornation iaqsirs ~ g Roberts, On
pfeusie~S. Or 10 IL TEN-RYC1,
.1ay26d Aeal DstA.s ACuI Ee.luk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

LoR sALE-The very desirable Brick resid. nre an
I grounds nos c~ he'd and occupied by A. Wnkin
E-q situated he 18th end High sts.
HOUSE has or 10 rooms, with al the nod+rB improve
ment-aFee frame tarn-th-ee 1tsirall. lots al
tached coversG with fruit and al Price
$500. title god sale For further rarfcul>r
enquire Of Fl. B. TIN Ri OK.
81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

INOA oAL&-A Tvc-stosy Brick Dwelling Heuss
II WITH eight rooms, lot 20 BY 14o-tvo sfASlss IN
sood~heda, and good we'll Of water; street vel
paved and brick sde-~ ak. Situated on Biendsau :
TWEEN Tenth nd Eleventh srcefs Title rood q
Price 3, 500. inquire OF
feA21 n rvr vvCx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

lNuR SALE Ten acres CT land repf.senttd in the
II City Plat as letter IN the A B tract Kcokuk-
am authorized to sell this property ~ rres. bar
eain, il applied for soon Title good ssIe. En-
quite Of u. TkN-EYCK
aYris Real Estate Aren't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

EOR SALE-30 acres Of fine grape and
other fruit land; 10 .crrs . hish state Of cult
vatnn uuT fence, With 100 yut trees Of vaIs
ons kinds. zone bsexing. Price us PER scrs Also
70 acrrf Joining the above land, api the same
ehrer yt'h NO impreSe0eats, but he all enclosed
b, piA6iDR fsscs tps rosa At asna sxpense Price
$40 ssd 50 per fhis lands the rec
tdenc~ Of Dr. Hicks. sbout miles Second street
Keokuk- For part3eslsrs enquire Of
mcAA H B. TIM EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

HfOA 1ALE-fwenty feet east side Of lot IL 4
j block Jos, on the north hide OF Main near eevent
stIset. Pfics lao. little god a. no aale inquire Of
ieoA p B Tn-EfCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

EOR SALE.-A two story frame dwellir I
house, With ak roOms and full los situated on lcI
r. In block - the corner Of Bank and Fifteert,
streets, In D. ". Knbournes Addition. Title rood o.
no sale Price $500. Enquire Of
meAl II n FRN.RycW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

LNCk SALE Three r, desirable Lott on which are
io ated two story brick dwelling b. cnrtafnsngS
or rnoms-a barge b. lex wash house and bousr
together with iNge trick stable large rns
and Lots ~eii covered with eboec lot OF am 9th
trees This property is itnsed the ner 9Th
and Noresn streets convenient business Price sSo
half cash balance in aud years al per cent In
t-rest Title good Enquire Of
Apr4 3. TEN-rYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

NOR sALE-Lots7 and {, IN Block II. on the corner
IL efFidh and Morgan Streets. These Lots the
desirable raespt los in that rho.d Price
HIo0-one third down and bal nee 10 and years .
per cent interest Title good or ale
Enquire Of fapr24 H. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

EAS, 20 chests {new ca1ee) jns& in, tor
- q1sAs usD k1LLOda. D1ah666
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30
INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses an

HNoR FALE-A frame dwelling house, containing 10
II rooms. eistern csliay wood house s,a, L. th
LOT 30 BY $50 ands the property 70 mery eupied by
Mr. Brewer, situated the Of LIST and H eh
and Affords very delightful view Of the river Price
s200o$500 cash ard The balance In year ~tf per
cent iLteret. Enquire OF H. B. TEN-EYCK.
mayad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

Tor SALE-Lots and Gin Biol
- Isl on the corner Of 18th ard Pn,sea seyeete -
BE- sold 1t bargain. inquire Of
nAyl H.R.THN-UYCY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-30

EOR RENT.-A good two story Brick
= Dwelling Hous.-rrce $2po per annum EpQnirs d
je9 HBTEN-BfCR.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-08
BOOK NOTICES

4 Political Manual for 1856. including q
classified summary of the important
Executive, Legislative, and POIitico-
Military Facts of the period, from Pres
ldent Johnson's Accession, April 18th,
20, to July 4th, '65; and containing a
null record of the Action of each branch
OF the Government on Reconstruction.
BY Edward Mcpherson. Clerk of the
House OF Representatives of the United
States.
This is one of the most useful works to
politicians of all shades and colors we have
met with, as it contains everything rela-
ting to the present campaign men of that
class can desire, while to all others it can
not be otherwise than interesting. The
Presidents speeches, addresses, orders.
&c, from his inauguration to the present
time are peculiarly refreshing.
The Eighth Number of The GALAXY.
for August 18th, a magazine which we
have heretofore favorably noticed. com
pletes the first volume of the new Fort
nightly. Its contents are Archie Lowell.
Albert Bierstadt, The Circuit Preacher,
\ Recent Literary Forgery, Going In,
Travel, Laura, My Darling, The CIaver-
ings, Possibilities of Economy. Walter
Savage Landor, Beyond, ArnoId's Creed,
The art of Dining, Nebul;e. The price of
The Galaxy is s. year; So a half year.
The first volume, just completed, will be
sent, handsomely bound, on receipt of
$3.50. Address, w. G.. & f. p. Church.
No. 80 Park Row, New York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-08
Union Meeting.

The Union men Of Mifflin county, and
all others who have been acting with
them in their efforts to put down the re-
bellion, and who, in veal and woe, have
rallied around the fiag-all who desire to
unite with them in sustaining Congress
IN its patriotic efforts to reconstruct the
Onlon on sound basis, are requested to
assemble in County Meeting, at the Town
Hall, Lewistown, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, AUGUST 18th, for the purpose of
opening the campaign in Miffiin county.
Fe% Able speakers will be in attend
ance.
Lewistown, Aug. s, 1866.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-08

Bg7 Among the regiments which the
Harrisburg Patriot and Union attempts
to disparage is the 20lst. The best of the
joke is that the President of the Harris
burg Ciymcr Club was its Colonel and
his brother second in command.
Bay a soldier who lost both hands in
the war was furnished with hand organ,
and, with his son, Il young lad, has tray-
eied year or two in the vicinity of Bos-
ton, with remarkable success, having al
ready accumulated $4,000, the generous
contributions of the charitable.
BsAp We are glad to notice the appear
ance of the Central Courier, a new repub-
ilcan paper, at SelinSgroVe, SNYDER coun-
ty, and we trust it will be liberaIIv sun
ported, the other papers there being too
I busIly engaged in carrying petty offices
! on their shoulders, to attend TO ANYTHING
else.
RssS~ Ex-Alderman james r. Harmer. n
noted democratic rowdy, was shot to
death on Wednesday evening, at the tay-
ern OF Mr.. Peck, corner of Passvunl5 road
and Federal street, Philadelphia, by Jas.
Bastian, in sell-defence. Mr.. Bastiau inn
mcdIately proceeded to the Central station
and surrendered himself to the authori-
ties.
ge5 Recently two men drove lIp to a
toll gate near Washington, Ohio. in 4
spring wagon. During dispute which
one OF the men had with the gate keeper
about counterfeit bill, the other man.
Mr.. Chas. Scott, turned around on his
seat to get at his pocket book when he
lost his balance, and fell Off the wagon
DachWards ;tliEhting Oh his head, and
breaking his neck instantly
gszZp \ soldiers convention, composcd
principally of greenbacl officers, was held
at Harrisburg last Wednesday, which
graVeIy resolved that they were the only
honest men and patriots in the land. that
ali others were cOunterfeits and disuniou
lists, sWore they We're better than the Mig
ger and then adjourned to hear CIvmCr,
Wallace, and other coppcrhc2ds deliver
Gist"ui's"s on every subject except their
war record. The thing itself was a good
deal of a fizzle.
Bsg~ A. H. Stephens of Georgia, in a
recent letter says: The public good is
my only object. How best to subserye
that consistently with truth, honor. and
unrightness, is the only question with
me-" This man took oaths six times to
support the Constitution of the L. s., then
turned rebel and took the rebel oath. and
IS now willing to take the first again.
" hat would jury think of the truth.
honor and uprightness of an accommada-
ting witness of this kind?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-08
[By the Atlantic Cable.l
News from the Old World

LONDON, August 8. 3.-Received in New
York, August 5.-Martial law has been
Venice.
The peace conference is TO be held at
Prague. The prelininaries thereto as
agreed upon are as follows: Austria is to
withdraw from the German confederation
and is to lose Venetia and her part of
Schleswig- Austria is also to
pay $1,000, 900 to her adversaries as the
expenses of the war. The German States
north of the Main are to form a Union
under the guidance of Prussia, and those
south of the Main are to form All inde-
pendent Union.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-08
p5y@ 4 Hod Fellows Union has been
incorporated in Cincinnati.

p5y~ 4 Hod Fellows Union has been
incorporated in Cincinnati.
HA- a message by the Atlantic Tele-
graph to England costs 500 in gold.
Ia Two years ago, the Rebels were be-
sieging Washington now, they are strut
ting through its streets. Progress, that!
nG. Among some persons arrested at
Harrisburg for dealing in counterfeit
money, is DR.. Lindsay, of blood searcher
nOtoriety.
Rag- Howell Cobb, Buchanan's rebel
Secretary of the Treasury, who swindled
the people out Of at least $50, 900, 900 by de-
signed mismanagement,i is on the stump
for my policy"
ns9, A shop in Baltimore was set on
fire last week by the agency of warped
pane of glass in window, which acted
as convex lens, and concentrated the SUMS
rays upon pile of cumbustible material
causing it 10 take fire.
Ha. On the leg and thighs of Mr.. Jones,
who was killed by lightning the other
day, in Piqua, Ohio, and on the back of
his little son, was daguerreotyped a per-
feet image of the tree under which they
We're standing at the time of the accident.
BSF~ Whether the Republican Congress
has done anything for white people dur
ing its recent session, will soon be dis
covered by the release of many taxes on
farmers, mechanics, and workingmen
generally. The fact is there has not been
one-half as much niger in Congress as
there is on the brains of Clymer's loafers.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-08-08
THE GREATEST
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DR.. ToBIAs-Dear Sir: have used your Venetian
Liniment IN my family for number of years and be-
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ed that have ever used. For sudden attack of Group
it is invaluable have no hesitation in recommend
ing 1t for all the uses it processes to have sold
it for many years. and it gives entire satisfaction
CHAS. II. TRIMMER
QaIdkeTtoc7s, " J. May 8, 1896
Price, 40 and so cents. Sold by all Druggists. OF.
fee, Sc Cortlandt street. New York. iylS