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CODE OF LAWS.

ARTICLE 1.
The name of this Order may be changed at any
time by members, on due consideration.
ARTICLE II.
The manufacture. sale or use of wine or fernent-
ed cider, or Of any kind of spurious or malt
liquors. or anv kind of intoxicating drinks
beverage. whether enumerated in the pledge or
not, il a violation of the same and any member
engaging in the sale aforesaid, will be liable
60 arrsignment at any time before the Order, and
if found guilty shall be dealt with according to the
judgment of judicial tribunal of members, and
shall be fined, reprimanded or expelled as that
tribunal may decide.
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The SttmmeruHe institute IS patoRized By The frst
Men Of The South
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$ T A T E NJ E n t
OF THE
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OF HARTF RID, CON Nm,
On the LIST Of January 1866.
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THE PUBLIC
RRUPTlONS, FETTER, ULCERS, SCROFULA,
JAUNDICE GOITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

II is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
ton Hereditary Taints Syphilis and maladies arls-
ing from long oontinued use of Calomel Blue Mass,
Corrosive Sublimate, Fowler's solution, Donovan
solution and other preparations of mercury and
arsenic.
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fursem 2eiSen i'm SO. 2ebensiabre bers
fdieben. Oie itrensite gSabrbeitsliebe
unb Hedtli@teit, ein 1nannli6 feter
bieoerer Character, 2iebe fur Stunt Hnb
@ihenidaft bis gu leinem Gn6e, ioipie
groBe Milbtbati9feit uno tiefes 9ottes>
pertauen ertparben ibn I'M 2ebeu bic
alIeemeinfte 2iebe unO Serebrllns. Sein
9Inoenten tuiro nod lanse I'm 2anbe
fortIeben..
-9'erlin, II. Nfars. @eitern
bat ltd bier elm Serein Ser Wa<
{ dinenbauarbeiter 8erIins
couitituirt. 8ipeG be6elben 1T Quad
Baraarlpb I bes Statuts Die gemeius
amen 8erufs <Snterehen Der Meaidiuen<
bauarbeiter, beren 8abl bier circa 15,t
600 betragt, gu tuabren un6 iusbeionoere
tire QIusbilbung 6ur6 tuiiIenldaftlide,
bor5iisliG our@ SadDOrtrdge, tire mas
terielen 9nselesenbeiteu Our6 seeisnete
Giuridtungen gu f6rbern. Oie biefise
8ro buctib 9euo heni9 a it
Der Stublarbeiter (SbatuIs,
tueber) miro IiquiOiren nliifen. sc fam
nidt feblen, baB Der Sail gu Nngriffen
auf 96uIse sOeIisid' SDFem benust
iuirO; Die @euo6euldaft it aber in bic
idIimme Gage seratben, neil fie SduI>
se's gBarnungen unbeadtet lieB.
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% Gin gu berIdiiiser unO tidtiger
Mann miro oils 0teiienber 9lseut fur
infer 8latt eeiu9t. 3. a.
E @ir eriu9en uniere Srennoe
bon aIen Sbeilen Der Union, naments
lid aber aus benz Staate Senneiee, nm
Mittbeilungcn aaer Dirt, Die iie geeienet
fir Nufnabme in infer 8latt 6alten, gus
seben gu IaIeu. Gintuanoerunes Sins
selesenbeiten. Stanb Der Saaten, 2an6s
tpirtbIdaftlidc Mittbeilunsen uno eta
tiitii9e 8eri6te aaer 9lrt iiub b6dt
tuertbboa fit uns.
Sic Or c oattion.
~ Die 3erren 8.Sti9arb u. Boas.
in Stem gort MAIDEN uns oarauf auf.
rnertlam, oaB Der 8uGage Nreis fur
Sbeilnebmer an Ser beabf idtisten Surns
fabrt mad Deutidlano $75 unb ni6t
iuie friber beri6tet, $40 iei.
8ir freuen uns, BEL bieier Qlnsele.
senbeit mittbeiIen gu tonnen, 6us Die
elite Der CUR 8etbeilisung iid NeIoen-
ben tdsIid pd6f,
60 melt mir bernebmen, fino bon
SlaihbiIe nod feline WeIbunsen einges
sangen.
H Sie Oeuti6e GbangeIilde &c.
meiuoe bait ie6en Suuntag Worseu
iblen @ottesbienit i'm Gourtbauie. Ser
9lnfang 1T I'm 1O4 ubr.
Ser RreOiser. s. Gggers, pobnt in
2omer GSgeFelN an Der Softer StraBe,
na6e Der 8sa.
~ Sur i'm Bein liegt
SIS brbeit.-Snbem iG meme uns
berfaIi9ten 9fbein, Beine brett BON
Beinbauern besie6e, un6 in Mnbetradt
Der 8reiserniebrisung Der Sransport=
toiten, lit eS mir m0sli6 seiporOen, bies
felben nod billiser gu 6erednen beim
balben Sdoppen IoiuobI als bel Der
Siai9e ODER 8allone, unb omar boul
2. NpriI an. Meine &beinipeine fotuie
fransoTide 6otbipeine fnb uniibertrefs
lid in 9ieinbeit, Site uno 8reis,
fin6 6es6aIb SamiIien, 9eieuf :,aften &c.
beitens sii ernpfeblen. 8eionbers Sas
milien ioIlten nidt berfdunten, meinen
lBein i'm 9aus gu boIten.-
9lud cine 9lusipabl Selicate6en
better Nrt gu reellen Yreiien.
Ollie 4rtitel iuer0en oarantirt 10 su
iein, iuie anseseben.
y. VI. SeIor,
g6ein 9aus SO. 4. Cedar Ctr.
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0eutfdlnfnnb.

Slrtbeim, IL. Mdra. @eifern
Rorsen Derbreitete fi9 in Der gemelnbe
Nooersbeim Elm aIIgemeintr
SGreden. Die 8ebaufuns ces Bitt.
Ders &reu;berser blieb ndmIid Der.
fhIofen ano .es Iieb f9 Saiemanb bon
Der camille fe5en. Vie man gemaltIam
6fnete, fan6 man iieben 8erfonen, Die
sau5e Gan,iIie, itnrr unb toOt babinse
itre6t. Die 2ei@name ipurben II. elm
Ra5barbans gebra9t unb Nettungsbrr,
fu@e NIT ibnen ang.itsIlt. 8iusi oaDon,
bic SaDsiter bon 2reu3berser unO fem
Sobu, blieben tobt, stDei an6ere fdwe.
ben in Der er6fen Gefabi unb bic iibs
ri9ea fin6 ms aeben 3urifgefebrt.
@abri6sinIi6 liegt Elm SAL bon Grs
itt6uns bur@ 8obIenOan.pf Dor.
-0fftabaa Is. a1drs. seit.
ern IL Der SdiTer q, 8absl bon
Gteinbeim na5ft Oct Ntaintur ertrunten,
inbem Der gla6sn, NIT weldem er ieinen
Batter ans 2anS sefibrt, onf Der Rid
fabrt umidIus. aaf
Aus BEN gtBsingau, Is,
W1drs. Serr s. G.aabe in GsifsH,
beIm IL n Der sereaassusH ssa&t mad
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Qtadt : Oepeiden,
Sir Die .staats,3eituns" beriebtst-
Gou9reil ionelIes.
Serluit 6urd Seuer in Sfeu gort.
0erbaftuns DOu 5 Oicnftmdb den
IN Metp QIprf.

bh 1ASbV OVASS
@aIbinatou, 6. 9lpril. Die Sal
lerie Ser SenatbaHe tparen oidt beiest,
UNI Die SerbanbIuusen iiber Die 8eto>
8otidaft oes 8rdiioenten au3uborsn.
Gen. @rigbt nabm ieinen SIP elm.
Sen. Siron tuar nod nidt angefommen.
Ser 9rafbent bat Die ertuartete 8ots
i9aft, Den Seitei6 bctrefenS, Dem Senat
eingeionbt.
Stem Sort. 6. @pri[. Sic 6euer
in Stem gort BADEN unermeBliden S6as
Den beruria4t. SEQ Nti9monb in Sul<
ton 9trabe, S9ub ,ub Stiefel gei6aft
berIiert $4,000, q, s. Spera, giaiaro
6abritant $4,000, Sames Cation, 8lei>
beritore $4,000, baS gIeamont 9aus
100000. Sie 8erluite in 8arrleb
StraBe peroen su 100000 absei9ast;
SatFelS aleioeraa6er, $4,000. Son
Den ilbrisen@tabttbeilen, no es brannte,
Tn6 nod teine Beri9te einseIaufen. -
Setroii, 6. Npril. = @oub Gropian
bat in elmer PROCLAMATION Ben 19. &pril
aIs 8ub> unb 8ettas anberautat.
8aibin0 ton, 6. NpriI. = SIM Senot
iiberrei6t WfOrsun eina 9etitiou Der
q. .. Sparbanteu, Die I'm Stenerfreis
belt fur bic Ginlasea bon Qrmen bittet.
Dem Sinanscomit sueepiefen.
8eri6iebene 8etitionen UNI sleids
n,dbise Geiessebun9 fur gerTderunsen
uurben eingereidt unb an oasSau6elss
comite bertpieien.
Zane bon &anias trllg auf 3ula1ung
Der frliber rebelliI9enStaaten an, tpenn
iie Die Nebellenlduloen beriperfen, Die
s.. .. S9uI6en anerfenneu unb eiu be-
srerstes Stilnturedt an bic gieger aebeu
tpilroen.
8erfdoben.
lin l llbr ipurbe Die geto 8oti6aft
bes Yraibenten aufgeuommen.
Stem gort 6. Mpril. Stunt Oienits
madden Die in elmer 8anf, ipel9e onr9
Seuer ;erif0rt tuurbe, befdaftigt tuur0en,
fine auf antras oes Seuer Nfari9aus
berbaftet porben.
@aibinstou, 6. @pril. Gen. Zane
bon &anias bat fd tart gu Sunften Ser
geto 8Otfdaft ausseiproden unO ben
BrafSenten sesen Die 9lniduIOi9uns
bon Berratb unb Gbrseis Ssitsns bea
Gen. 8abe bertbeibist. 8itleMitslie.
Ser res Sauies in Der SaIIe bes Sena,
ties.
SIM Saus bradte 8aine cine Beti,
ton Ser SanOeIstammer bon WliIliunus
| Zee UNI elm 8anserott sGefes Elm.
Sas Saus sins CUR 8etradtnns bon
Rribatbia Iber.
Gas Gonite fur 8eni ionen bon Sns
| boli6en itattete 8eri6te ab.
Dns Saus nabm bic Streitfrase lber
Die 8abl bes s. Gong. Oiitr. bon 81,
o. auf. 8roofs nabm feline 8etueiss
| fibruns bon sleuem auf. ~
Die Warttberidte bon Stem Gort,
Cincinnati un6 2ouisbiIfe ;eisen fed
ben lebten 9epefden tuenis 8erdnoe.
ruua. I
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2ehrIinas <@eIuh,

Gin Tei6iger, iunaer NGnn, So5n beutI6er Gltsrn
fam in Der rGeuneiIee Staatss 3eituna" Die Bud
6rudeytunit erIernen TG5eres in Der SfIce, 30. 81
Bubble Square.
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@en. en.a aber bic ealaest bel sbn0b.

Stem Nort, 8. Mpril. Sen. Buell.
bot eineu 9ritf an Sen. Grant iber bic
s9laGt BEL sbiIob eei9rieben, intueIs
dem CT bebauptet, Oab Ct Dur@aus uidt
iaumieIie auf fsinem Mfarfbe mad
GbiIob geiueisH unO Dab &c frilber eins
oetroFen fei, ais Is Der Gen, lieutenant
eriDartete; fsrnsr Oab OBHe Oae GiHs
tTsfeH feiueg Mrnsee bae Geft&t bss
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Sabrgang /,
Nad)mittags 9epeitbtn.

sIusSablunsen oes SbassSepartcs
utentS.
Euappen ge9en Die Snbianer geianot.
Der zeasGie.
Smrnenie Seuer in Stem gorf,
ters0erfansmfune.
Senier.
Bon Duenpss9tpres.
Scr genat bat nod immer uidt iiber
oas "Feto" a6geitinnnt
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Die Ssuier.GrpesftiOn.

Stem gorf, 6. SlpriI. = Oes SeraIbs
Toronto @orr. meloet groBe Iufreguns
berrfde in SOlse bcsslbiegelrs Der Sent
er Expedition un6 man glaubt, 6aB Die
Gngabe, bieieIbe giuge mad Berrnuoa,
cine Sduidung lei, bic tuabre 8eitiinn@
ung lei Subec. 3uberIafise Sfadrids
ten lu9eu, oaB bie Senior in Chicago
&unoneu uuf g6ife brinseu un6 bereitS
snet Sdooner nit Selbgeidiisen gum
glngriT Ser Bcit Grdnse belaben bas
ben.
@aibinstou, 6. SlpriI. sfadbem i'm
seitriseu Senats Sisung Erumbua se<
gen unb Conan gu Suniten bes v8eto"
geiproden, sing elm Slntras auf 8ertas
9ung elm, I'M bis CUR STRENGTHENING
Ser ertranften Genatoren SiTon unb
8rigbt mil Der 9bitinmung gu tparten
ein.
Ser @ntrac iuurSe angenonmen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07

gIneWtiIIiOn Wtebrausgabe I'm Wfar3
wuroe burd bebeutenoe 5ablung Fiir ben
Gebrau9 bon SdiTen auf auspdrtigen
Stationen beranla6t.
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Der 3cftsGte.

Ser Correspondent Der USimes"
fdrei5t bon BalbinstOn, baB Der 8ras
foent Dem gongreB cine Mo0i feation
bes SsitsGiOes eorIdGasen miro, I'm. es
moglt5 gu MAIDEN, i'm SIoen bic
Steuerduter Su beIekcu, tuie Iol5e DO n
ben Separtemeuts9efS borseIdlagen
mer0en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-07

Sletu gort, 8. Mpril. Cine Wfaflens
gsriamntlung Der 0Irbeiter BON sieip
Sort unb 8roOtlpn ipurOe seitern @ben6
in Union Square abgsbnlten Inn fur
6as sldt Stunoen Arbeits Spitem gu
mirfen. -
Bier 1eOnerbi6nen raren eridtet,
brei fiir eusIif6 GeOsnbs unO cine fur
Seutfde. s1
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Gruppsn mad BEN Gbsnen.

0ie com,nanoirenoeu SfTeiere Oes
10. unb IL. Snfanteries 6tsiments. TO-
tpie bes 2. 8atanons 6ss Is. iinb beor.
bert tuorOen, li6 bein Brig. @eneral
SCOT, pe[der 6as Oepartement 6es
YIatte conrmanbirt, in Smaba, ieinenl
5auptquartier, gu rnsIoen.
Bel 8srfOIsuus bon Suoianern rap .
portiren Die Sruppen leoigIi9 our9
ibre eigenen SfFciere an oen eomtnans
biren6en General.
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smeiten Sases unslldli9 fir bie l1ni<
onstruppen unter Sen. Grant bate
auSfauen miiiien.
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Specialz NDtiSen.

3pei bis brei tiibtise Seser wsrSea perlanst
aSrefie God Dor 80, Tnf5pilIe tenn.
Semi. Staats Seitunss s@eieai@aft.
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THE CANDIDATES IN THE sECOND
DISTRICT,

At the recent Republican Convention in
the.Second Judicial District, Hon: II. TAN.
NEall1, Of Appanose county, was nominated
Tor Judge, and Col. J. B. WEAVER. of Davis
county Tor Pro~scpting Attorney. These are
nominations epa'Hvntly ct TO be made, with
this ticket and watH the determined s,rnor,
which the Union men of the D;s,r;.. Ill,
give it, the Cops viii be most rlor;ons,.
cleaned out and s. TRisHlr regime come ~
an unlamented and ignonimous close.
Mr.. TANSEHu1 is a fine lawyer, and has
eminent fitness for judicial position. His
character is above reproach. He comb;nas
great sound sense sad discretion with stead.
tastuess, fearlessness, integrity and large LEGAL
learning and experience. He ia ., on,;
slavery man from principle, and has been =
Republican from the organization Of tho no.
F' unassuming and unpretentious, while
undoubtedly one Of the ablest and hes, mon
IN the State, men Of less ability and wor,h
and more brass, have won honors which ~
would have won had they attended -.
solely. We desire and expec. that Mr.. T...
sEHILL viii be the next Judge of the Second
district.
Gen. WEAvER's name is tower Of strength
to the ticket. To his great worth and fitness
as man and an able lawyer he joins proud
record as a soldier. Entering the service a,
period SO early as the organization Of the
immortal Second Iowa, be relinquished = lu-
crative and growing practice, and accepted .
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Malaria Everywhere.

Rarely has there been season fruitful a. this Of
asrous Diseases Not ouly the psairiee and In the
valleys Of the West not merely in all the old haunts Of
Fever and Ague aud Bilious Rem.ent Fever have these
prostrang diseases been unusually viruient but they
have extended TO aud cities before infested
With them and have even ascendsd the mountains and
ked thora. people supposed to have been pisc-
eddy the awsof Nature abose their reach Hence are
compelled to admit that fatal eiemet persader the
Universal Air this season and should al rsort 70
the oily approved preventive Of Its consequences.
HosTETrERS STOMACH BfTTsRs
tonic potent an anti-epe perfect Alternative
% Irr esiste and .tiuiant pure, that II enables
this human system to resist and battle all the pfedispo-
sing cause Of disease. wit the confidence that one
clothed in iBcombustie garments uagbt naose among
blazing bull dturs the she arms iSnsssff ss.snst
malaria with this powerful dssfre neaae may walk
fever scourx district fearless q Its nSaiubrious at
ues,hers The in,srrtsn,s and renttents at present.
- general n ali parts Of tie country may oe but the
fortrunpers of dsader ssaa-ge On It's way west
ward from the East Prepare the Jsten With
HosrETTER's BiTTKRs
for sueoessfci battle With the mephitie q al
spti.mfes. BE- pisa in time. soli eser.where.-Neac
fcrk Horld, Nor. 6, 1865 tjyGdawl~
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ieutenantcy Of company which he had la
bored industriously to raise; he advanced
through steady gallant service and consum-
mate efficiency as an officer, to the Coioneicy
of his regiment and subsequent Brigadier
Generalship by brevet. To 60 over his re-
cord were TO recount the history of the
grand achievements and heroic service Ct
the Second, so well known as to make that
labor useless. Coming home after his long
service, possessed of the affections Of his com.
rades, and the esteem of the loyal people I'M
to whom he came, he resumed the practice
of his profession and has been largely sue
cessful therein. At the bidding Of his Union
friends he again enters the public service.
A pleasing speaker, and ready debaier a.
we'll Is lawyer of fine talents and attain
ments, he will bear onward the Union BAN
ner with firm hand and eloquent words to
certain victory. AMOS, whose surname is
HARRIS, can pack up his effects, for # there
be one thing more certain than another, 1t is
that upon the the termination of his present
term AMOS must deliver over his office to the
gallant Union hero, Gen. j. B. Weaver.
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HYGIENIC WINE-The great Tweersed xonSs,
used By the bt aniiss throughout kusopes spTreved
BY the Imperial School Of Medicine, Paris endorsed by
the prominent members OF the American Medical Asso-
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contains no spirits Of any kind, and therefore
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1t is prepared In Paris from pure Sherry. and admits
In its composition only TosIc, AROMATIC and fTnAIuos
substances For LADIES It Is delicious substitute for
the various Tonnes having a alcoholic body
N]-MUsoAT pERLE is rare Wine OF most delight
full flavor. II Is the ruRx JUICE OF Hosr DELICIOUS
GRAPE. II nnpss.es in excellence Asr fASLs VIA II
rus oorsrRr. used in Europe for sscraments purpo-
sss Church people are invited to enquire into 1t.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and deelers-
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2MRAnpin his letter to Dooli.tle, makes
ctstaiA Inquiries. The Evening Post in reply
observes that. eff Mr.. Seward desires to
become acquainted with the great MI Snn1s
Of the threatening condition of s&aizs, b
has only to consult his looking elASA 'Ihe
devilish Mephistopheles of the Cabinet and
| Of the ccuusry-fhe grim, maiigant lAAdow
which interposes its horrid presence in the
track Of everYsgrest reform will there ytand
revealed In IL its hideoas aud dsformsd pro-
luortions.n
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THE Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, John
son paper). thinks that its party is pretty
badly off for material when it has to take A.
w. Randall for member Of the Cabinet.
The Commerciai has a correct epd just view
of the scant supply of brains in the Johneon
organization. Randall is the smallest Attenn
of 8 mas thatw ever measured for 3 Cab
net position.
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Mrs. ~ n - l.. u w,
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"ehave pnt up ard sold this srele FOR so year.
and CAN s.y ~ cosfIDxycT OF 1t what have
never be- able TO say Of any other meficine-sEvER
Has II FAILED ~ SINGLE INSTANCE kFsEcr A cuax
when tifnels usrd Sever did know an instance Of
dissatisfaction by any who nsed H. On the contrary
AL are DELIGHTED with its operations and speak in
Of eonme ndaon Of its magical effects medical viz
tues We speas in this natter "wRAI VI kyow,s after
80 years experience AND PLEDGE ctr
TIE fulyriisENr or wHAT VIZ HAZE pKcLasE In almost
every instance where the Infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion. relief viii be found nseen MINI ties
after the syrup Is administered
Fu directions for using viii accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS 4 PER
kISs, New York is on ths outside wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throngho4tthe world,
Price, only 35 Cents FER nottle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-21
Special Notices.

Butchers Lightning Fly Killer
Makes quick work with flies, anda commenced esri.
keeps ths housc dear all summer
L1ok out for limitations. Get butchers only.
+ iuue 24-dAwlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-21
ooLGAre's AROMATIC yRcETAsLE saap.

CuLGATgS AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP,
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils In continuation with Glveerine,
aud especially designed for the of Ladies' and or
the Nursery. Its perfume lie exquisite, andfts
ing properties unrvalled. Por sale by all druggists
febl3dSvly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-20

THANKseIvINa.-The following beauti-
full passage occurs in the Thanksgiving
Day Proclamation goth Of November) Of
Governor Fenton. Of New York "The
year has witnessed the Advancement Of
great plans for the mental and spiritual
elevation Of the people. Men who have
been favored with wealth have been moved
to endow noble universities; the educa-
ton of the children Of the State in the
Common Schools has not been neglected
every religious denomination has heard
the call Of God to work harder for the
salvation of men, and philanthropy ha,
exerted increased power, and put forth
new agencies for lifting up the poor. the
ignorant and the oppressed. In the pro-
gre,s Of the great political reconssrucsion
Of our country, the people Of this Com
monwealth, mindful Of the m%omsntuoui
obligations Of the frst Republican State
in the Union. have calmly met and con-
suited, on all appropriate occasions, on
the various questions which so deeply
affect the common good. In their discus
sions on these vast themes, and in giving
expression to their purposes and c~onvic-
tons, they have evinced q respect for con-
stitusional law, and q devotion to the
spirit Of civil liberty, worthy Of the found
err Of the Republic"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-20

A LADY FALLS IN A CAVERN EIoHTY
FEET DEEP AND II REsoUsD.-A subscri-
Der living in the neighborhood Of Taylors-
vile has given US the particulars Of an
accident which promised to be most un-
fortunate in its results, but in which the
victim was providentially saved. 1t seems
that there was q meeting in progress at a
church near Tsylorsville, and the lady In
question, together with o male friend, was
on her way to attend it. The couple were
walking leisurely on the road, when, to
the horror and dismay Of the gentleman,
the lady, Miss Ellen Sorey, suddenly dis
appeared in the earth. Recovering as
quickly a. possible from his surprise, the
gentleman commenced q search for his
missing companion, and, hearing sounds
which seemed to come from the bowels Of
the earth, he soon discovered that she had
fallen in q cavern, which afterwards turn
ed GU. to be eighty feet deep. Assistance
was rendered by persons living in the
vicinity as quickly as possible. by letting
bed cords into the hole, and after much
labor the lady was hauled up, to the graf
i6cation of her friends, very little injured.
The cavern into which Miss Sorey had
fallen is a fearful place, being about three
feet in circumference at its mouth and
eighty feet deep. Fortunately, she caught
on q ledge before reaching the bottom, and
wal therefore saved.-Lebanon, (Ienn.,)
Herald.