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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-12

THE notes Of live pork in distress have
broken frequently upon the wonted quiet of
this Municipality Of late. AS vocal effort
it isn't admirable; if it be only the work Of
illdispositioned ours that are amusing them
selves by making raids on the swine it is hid
eous. If it denotes that the animals are be.
ing captured and borne away from infesting
our streets and the grounds OF our citizens,
then the noise can be readily endured for the
sake of getting rid of this hog nuisance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-12

GNOR 8ALE-Twensy feet eat sids ii o' II,
el..c loh 90 fhe nsrfh ride Matt. seyent
Price s., co.. Aite coed .si. Enquire Of
fsb1 HB IEN-EYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-12

LsoR rAiE-Tte vsry desirable Rrs-k reid. p,e 50
y trpnnds nsd snd oet uts~6 by A J Niskin
soa. E-q sifas@d IN he Of 18th and High
Hou h.s OF 0 rooms. With all the modern improve.
iayse frare isrn-thss- very d~siraiI. lots
tAch~d. covered with ruf and Prics
$500 title 70 or sale For snrshrr sarticui re
enquire ~ n TIN EsCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-12

New Tsrk asnsy AaYhss.
BY reiesrachl uxv Yoax July IL
Money actire Mt = cent. call loans.
steriinF--stssdy at lossxsiosi.
Gold hrmer; opening IT l4sA closing af $50
Exports ofspeci- to-day s7e2 $40
Government Stocks are nrner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-12

The age we live in, Messrs. Editors. and
the City We live in, are certainly subjects Of
interest to all, and yet the prevalence Of vice
and immortality in both show that thew are
lost sight of by the multitude. And no time
In the history Of our county or city is decided
reformation more needed-without which our
sous, and the youth of our city, will 90 to
certain Northumberland while the writer or
this is friendly to our foreign population. and
thinks our country owes them much for the
decided patriotism shown BY them during the
war, he cannot but condemn the customs of
their countries, which they wish, and seem
determined, through .farning poiiticisn, 70
establish and perpetnate in this country hv
the unrestricted use Of malt and v;non.
kQsoss, and the dissertation Of the sabb.,b
day.
The German celebration on the 9Th Of Ju
ly we were glad to see, save the large cask Of
wine and lager. With the character of Gam.
br.nus and Bachas, each with I 6ovioe
bo~l. which We think was both an outrage ON
Temperance and civilization. Yet the nr.s.
Of oar city, through political fsAr, i silent N
selssiss te.tbs ssms, ssvs " q 0gtittioa /"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-12

%OR SALE-A Two Story Brick Dwelling Houss
Vita ~ts BIT roan.. lot 10 1s0-s~c si~blee. ~
wod- he'd. !, = god x.u u an water, ste,t vel
uarrd ard iri L sit@- ak Situated nd-sn. te-
Tenth mi Eleventh streets lite COD sale,
trse 81, 100 inquire of
fsh-1 HaTFH ErcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-12

INSIDE OF Polk CouxTY.-The Des MONIES
Register of Tuesday, saws:
fest' rday morning, rs gentleman tells
whe was on the ground, the track on the VAL
ley Road bad been laid one and miles this
side Of woodsvlle Station, and half mile
inside Of the Polk county line Pretty little
desrs, how do you like that Polk county has
q railroad 1t is a fixed and immu.able fact.
Be strengthened. therefore, o We Of little
faith, and shell out your last installment of
subscription. Grid up your loins, and pre-
pare for the grea; material revolution i'm
pending over this general
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-12


-
TIT fI.ATEG
- Ax0 0AAz0 80 = = :
,-CDD,,,y rDuyA.
r,,Y,ron.v 10D1,Txn rr,rv -
-.
-rr~ NE~a
AssavN ans UepausSs ~ AseA2
nan ARRIVES
1sriinesoa 1880 ?. \.
Dee Moinss. s:oo
So'IsO ''.''''''' '''''''' IA /"
pa,mvra. hv PACKET. Zoo 4. l.
nAn c.os.s.
49, IA
Chicago ................ ............... 1900 y.
St. Louis. "...............-..-l2soe y.
pa.,osscs onsn..t !. :: -.io.e. - sun.
day--open from to aA.r.
u...v,c -Sn.,;-I oorrran;o..;on &c H..
din Lodge Thursday evening. Work on the
third degree.
~ >,
"ANf.-o ie"'' '''.' u.e""s' WIN
Ae' " 'o.' 'oa, y n = ~ ~
:. -, -.-,..a re -.
|
SPECIAL CAunos.-Mrs. winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become 30 popular that various parties
p,.... .... motifs. that m, Mrs. Win.low of the
sootb;n, ,vrup /, no, connected With any other
art;eI.- june5-dw.3m
THE Washington correspondent OF the NUS
eatine journal announces tne death OF mos
u cr,b.u of this cifv eon of Col John A.
C-L p.a;s,or 9Th. TrAssnrv Mr. Gra.
h.m d;ed an Monday. the Sd inst, in Wash
;nr.or uebad heen in ;lI.health for several
xear.
-
LADIES, Misses ana chiioren ooo's' shoes
ano s'prers' very elegant III s'sie' oeau''1'
Also gentlemen and bows work in great
variety. AT Stewart 4 Deans. corner Third
and Main s,reets. Keokuk Iowa. flw)
BOUGHT large STOCK oil CATERS me k'o
and other summer shoes for ladies and misses
wear before the late rise in prices OF boots
and shoes, which will sell at less prices than
see for yeurself-No. 80, Main street
ct thurdsat)
Carr. EDWARDS is regretfnl for what oc'
Cured when under the influence of liquor
and the evil counsels of the chivalry. If the
latter desire to cane us it were more manly
n do !, themselves than IN .epa tho ;nstrn.
-. - ,L;-a-.
"eh' ~ 'ne minus u 'n't p'f9'
W. al, a,,sr,,or 70 ,ho nrocoaa;,cs of IL.
-, =, p'N> ~ e
reopies meeting TUESDAY evening We pup
lish also very emphatic letter from " Re.
FORM This earnest expression Of Keokuk
...,;o., ~. o,,..a, ha5 I'm, .ooa .e
sen'". o'' soou
1ect. Let mere De Iull Atlenuance at Inc
meeting Saturday night.
---s---------
Inc notes o. iise PORK IN distress nave
proAen frequently upon Tue ~oh'eo quie' Vi
N".s '.iu",e'PantS v .a.e VOCAL eur.
.u,. A . = D' o''' 'n' "o'A VI
'''''oe' GUS ,na' az amusing 'Iem
.a.s avs ~ .uo '"'ne nv
s0u'' - ~ ue"u'es '"a' 'ne Ai''n'a's are oe
ad ou' 'n'es"s
:, :,
'As'' 'ue muse eau oe fea'',y enau'eu LOT 'he
'AA' VI se''int ~ u 'nis nog uuisAnee'
INSIDE OF Polk CouxrY.-The Des Moines
REGISTER of Tuesday. saws:
Vest, rday morning, ns a gentleman tells
whe was on the ground, the track on the Val
icy hoad naa oeeh iaiu one ana o miles TINS
ned oT he pnis aaan,r i;aa" D.. Ia n,,ie
dears. how do YOU like that Polk county has
q railroad 1t is fixed and immu,able fact.
pc strengthened therefore, y ye OF little
snsa,r;n,;on '"s ca yo'. .as' ,HssAiiash' oi
pare for the grea. material reyoIn,;on i'm.
pending over this general
r p,
-A
-. - ~ y n'' Ae''aa"o
~~i 'ae gan Vi she
80. aA' ~
~ - 9'-' So - ga many 81 me
$50 az '''''s 'r'i'as&' of&sss %
go - Ha't4ar ~ hHst-
= - .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-12

QNoR sAiE-Iot l. snd 30 feet n Lot 2 In Bin<k Ieo,
] siin.t-i the turne OF Seventh and Orieshs -
Th.s~ er.d with fruit, evergr AID other
.rnam4 n,a tres lea. tn vi b dbe growth o. shave
b d-- slk. sud large tf-t' The back
part the lot, and re4iis thu incl bu 1T lots in
that part OF the rits Price 81 300 Tile perfect
aairro [tsulol ~ II TEN-tyCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-12

EOR SALE.-A two story frame dwellir Z
4 house. III .x and fusl lot, Aiinatsd en- ics
IL In tleTk 20 the bspt AID tiffr~vp
ssr-~t- IN n. ". Kilbonrne's Addit Title 60 u
no sale Price $500. Impure u
mcl1 B. fkk EfCAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Croton Aaned vet perartu.
CITpPFALE COrRT.

(tUPREME COURI
H. tie matter application Of the Commissioners -
Central Para or Ia behalf the Mayor Aldermen aud Common
City NeTl riaiye 10 laying out kOAD Or ~
Lie DRIVE brwera the koriery line NINTH SyRE
aud soufry lane OnehundTed and h street IN THE
ClfN OF NENiORk
Tie Board Comu ofthe Central Park IN the and
behalf ofihe Mayor Aldermen and Comuonay Of the City Of
keNIok the Of the Act Of Legislature oil
People Of the New entitled An provide for
PORTIONS OF the City ana County
passed April "a 1875 dre.hhs sins present. hereby
h District NewYork special term Of
sid be held the City Hall in the City Of hew-iort
SATURDAY seventh day Of Jny 1856 a. the opening othe Court
Counsel be heard thereon
appointment Commissioner OF Estimate aud Appaemen In
tie natter that the and extent othe improve
hereby Intended the laying cut Of Road or fgohe Drive 10
said City d Road Pebble Drive to commence the junction 81
Blooms giae Road broadwsyl Eighth and F'hnnt
running kor,ley and and following the
Eshtyevrnh said Road Public Drive
between Tenth and Eleventh running thence
Nofssely eqIdi'ian between said Ienth and Eleventh
tia S0uey e Of Onehandred and Third streets
Nor.hy tine Soushery line Of Onehunded and
Eighth Of Boominedae Road and the Eleventh
sud nnsg thence hohstrIy aud including the whole
said Eleventh and i've feet ia width OF the land sd
either d Souhery line OF hundred and
Fyah said Road Public Drive includes the whole Of said
boomiugdAe Road Broadway between fyniHth and One
hundred and seventh except portion thereof between
and another portion thereof
Eighty aud One hundred aud Fourth Streets in the
City Of NwYok said Road Public drive general width OF
hundred and deneaed certain Map
made by Gardner A. ssge City Surveyor nd
YoTs, June 9, 1866 RICHARD OGoAMAN
CorpoTsjoA
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,rrrnARY ITETs.

~ ,,lv literary periodical which Las ever
Inc ouiy H'D''' i,...... . ,tr... ..rer c.led
,,ecsads1 .a or Western states Isl emu ~
-. .-,orsia eti.eo by Alfred l. Seven -a' i1
40 rr.l..tou and published by sly. se"'' cd ,c
nm biz. A. the enc Of ,le mrs. year Ian'efs BUD
md ir COZ times 90 bel conducted VIA INC s- "-'
-. t are low leyo.ed toit there 80 n' reason why
an, seeof, ,o'.ne s.ol.l cot close Vii1 10" q, ''oe
.,,,.. ..san Adorable ..te 1ero-icl Lively el''' --
~, arcs cep. enable .a t0uo c-a.nilsN p'---
,p6 ,l..-s .- OBJ. 4 o. hcs. asst SIS one VI -e -.'
.hnds a.fo-s 81, America. Itis p.gAsled Mo-.-' o. '-
price Ct E per y'ar ..-,..,.- or
Cant Matthew D. O'Ro1rke' late 1h''-''
800 ,-a-,.., .r t,e --.t Arnv Corps. ara -'-'
o., u,.c..Iss sat- bas published aa exce--n' '.'.'
6. r.-. Illustrated. containing 10 elsI-'"ro -'o-
p,..,---..s -ro,r8.-- tie Motions in Ora" S"ei0.
- .r-, s,,o-ds' with Descriptive Lfttc-lfess
., o,p...., D., o. Broadway. Capt 0ko-rEes wee
- . ,.,ci,er has COW uocd ham q tie recessi'! a"
l manual o. .l.'rlcuoa IN sword exercise Toy Oh
~, I.er.,- Any .4l tle National Guard, and o. ne
,-.d,y r existing publications 20 meet their require
,er.s DC as cayo.el ia ODE present Tol& 10 -i"--"
,.s,fj. .l- eva comprehensive system ana To n-s'-"o
si.l o-r.s series O., accurate AID l4.,sbe Cravings
-. r- III. o-f immediate supervision IL tle 81 lAe'
80 te.sr caused 10 be executed. ,Iom carefully made
,so,cc- r "a shows both tie fal face and profile view
,,ss o, , arda gl inspection Of bis chart VII prove TO
A.. mos xu-.cacrl Gsnal that on'y ia tas way can
Ar sccu.a o. ming a &c accomplishment be- given on paper
Il, syst. De- vary commended for simplicity thorough
ss,, and nv b. large uurler = he most distinguished
slnces Of sic Regular Army illllnr Gems Meade Custer
HovarC on. Wright Haaco,s. Warren Humphreys Gif
e. an .a.z and N adoption IS Authorized 10 tie Ne"1oA
stat Eotio~qi Crrrf.
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H,HE HARRlsON BOILER a SAVE STEAM

bDiLEElls steam t'rnsTsto combines essential I'd
yau,s.es 81 ABSOLUTE SfFETl fROM EXPLOSION IN bFa
ep durability, Of iHe facility Of clean
sn6 ransper,aiiou Tos-ssed by o'hoT boiler
o. castor hollow each egM
inches and hr-e o; inca thfk These
hr1 TIE. ty ghrou bolts with the
TIE - strslst 10 resist internal
eai b. punching ry-,in which
tested pegrr a. 900 pound. b. Tho
irch. II CAN,sir BIZ BURST UNDER ANY PAACfCA
BILE STEAM Pressure.
Unde pressure which ith rupture In ordinary bers
joint 10 ths become ss.yysv~. n" other s-sm een'r
properly relief pressure wtLost injury
70 ifse1 q ~ preventing Disaster.
Affected N which destroys the wrought
Moe explosions from ttb Il has
the arising tie large
o. surface from the waved ns
combustion and btlg tie % tie heat 10 be elect
usiy tie ordrry tubular cylinder boiler
Il % quickly with little u-L IL prodacss
tescd apparatus snd not Liable TO pfiosng
toanug h easily ,anspod ard be tskrn apart th<f
need % pounds In dcn phes< Of
boiler through opening foot
Ird-r ordinary
krt aepc- BY blowing tito waer entirely
under f pressure, wrek requires no special skh In
Injured parts be rsnr~ei with great isc'sy
Uniform shape and Whom renewed the ente
boiler .elas GOOD The greater part the boiler will
never ureCrrn uuess unfairly n,ed
mining DISTRICTS California, Colorado and Nessd 10
~ facility snsport4t1g sAes
that single piece need weigh over eighty pc"ihs
and less then orehAf the rooso sros
cylinder boiler without being increased IN hight
Anv krd o. fuel used the
700 Of ta-s- boilers 10
of e.tabi-nm-uts Ia England aud n
this country Specifications free Of charge for en-.
worss Gays Ferry Road adjoining United States Arsenal fhn
ado ma Pa
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G.acbmern.

JACQUARD MACHINES, manufactured and APP
- Piled 10 rose- avi 3 and Looms
RGLMOkAL SKIRT LOOKS. made end altered
krJ n -r r.AD ,fGS or figured Weaving hIsUeh.a
RIBBON SUSPENDER und TAPE Looms also Loonsto
kiad a. goods. tladr To ord-r.
LOOMS FOR ~tSffAuI STRAPS with button holes, he
approved pau Machinery for the Of Ds. Inn
uia;s Manufactured s'd Tor ale by W 7. UlLlNGsk,
1921 No.l Sc 5ni L.AdrpAis. Pa
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Gcrscs, Carriages, Sc.

CARRIAGES DAMAGED.-Several soiled by re-
nova cn No IS, Broadway fcity Assembly koomsl FOG
SALE cheap CARRIAGES L0oo a.. HARNESS several
sscond4naud CARRIAGES {. VIZ. NO. ose n'o-~s'.
LIME HORSES for sALE-One TEAM, 10 nands.
he, m 9.t5 one TEAM I6 hsnd. suitable ior family seddie
use various styles lehand HORSE ,assoe o AMY
burxy or sadd. use ~ a Minutes price Sl Apoy a. We
ga Broadwsy Carriage Wserooms OF saos' NO "s nay s'1
o., Brooklyn -------
COR SABA pair OF Matched french pay
PONIES the property lady IN h- country se hssn 20
farther as, lr them Can this day the hEhehANS
EXCHANGE Walls.. at 10 o'clock a. ~
nor SALE-A LARGE BAY uORSE, 10 nanas
~. ,oud nd suiis6e for coupe aud N
well eader saddl. Inquire = tue stable corner Of Ss""
Twenty sstbr
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Gornorailon Notices.
DEPARTMENT---TO

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT---TO
~ SEWER COSTRACTORS-separst- e,Ioi proposals, esch
incorse which a,eL Of the bid
do and date offering viii 10 ecve at this Office until II clock
OF THURSDAY IHly 3. N6 which time iey III be pub
y ore econsr1cou Of scwe,s tie following streets 70
wit WA,-. hudson and Nsrcksts; Broadway. lie
sixth and foyui1l, sud Fey and
br'wcen Se'eth and Es,have'i frineea be
ho and the twenty ourtf be engion
tnd lhrdav-s Ci. between Fulton sud lohuts hrystest
broomr Hudson and Ggeer, iclsts be
and u.c stKhavu, between twentieth
and Tweuty secondsts
and orthe bids be obtained
THOMAS STEPHENS. Croton
ROBERT L. DAERAGH, Aqueduct
a. ". CRAVEN, board.
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IJEF ADAN,NTIYE BRICK PRESS

rVNHE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
L 4. the ONLY PRICK PRESS ths, g.ss the PEkfCaA'
TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM tue CLAY sGe inshs
process Of prsssinG l. - - -, -.
Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACk. CHkCh OF Whhr IN
BURNING others Do imsofs cod ~
e,uuon The pubic sgsins. imposition l. C. Woodbury.
President Nc. rs Broadway.
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TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YonA.
For sew-Ilavea. '2 900 III iL"- m al3 (Er' -"
Fci sai,epor 59o l6l ~ r3o n nD. EE1 20o
- .s.ri AL str,orl o n % a. nj 5ls So ..
FoT F4r-rll. p. aaa wefPo 10 iL'lA M 80 $50
For Norvsn ~. So GI.l 30 Il . nj i2i tLIJ 20'
For D-lirr. 400 Sol. ll1 D. "a. iaG 8 40 3D. p m
tof,lr-caN o ~ i.'' , m an m y n iE, n IS
500 rot Cheer an sr-eai- ,.aion' 100 S1o I'D Il
-''' 49, C0SyecriEG TRAINS
For Boston va sriiH-l. d. o. . TX, 10 'A1"''" o
o5 .s. S y si sl s9as s. 100 H. E a AGO. Crr1
Coaa-e,,ra, River Rro,i tE1l l2sp to sOn.
Tor iaioil Progss Ia ssasn Railroad. 400, En-
so New Haven S-Louion and s,onns:Oa R4rOsi 500
H. 20 ~, c.a.l Rlro,i lii5o n to Northampton
~ hoa..isnie Railroad d. M . , 49,.
rof D.nbrrv ard Nerv..s AtSoi1 MILLS P H. 40 p n
''A''' '''''' JANIS ~ HoYT. si7t
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS
l' q cl l' ,,sis 1A' r Nj esve Sesyol
r,pe., ,,s,n vi, lrui,on River Railroad Thire,h',
le1,l-l,e. 20 hufa and sg' eafon s5d-e woa'
ctase OF c.. aa - At Troy with iss' for Rutland blF
- d. Na ti via liai.oo Pier nalroad sting" Albany
DO. r.. lrpe.. iu "a. j. len aalasd Tweaty.iHiI.. snd
.n-u 81 us r,,-.ei a. hl9luy with ns iot Wet aa At
Ioy STA trains sor sar.o nnss Rutland Burlington 4aa Mon
p m rzpe ,r,ia 20 Hulon live Rsl'oad sorneeias
vrh .e,a.inac 2. st,.ctei
~ VA g., train Harlem Railroad connecting AZ Chatham
VIII al. er and Toy with train. Suid' BaIs:ol,
7r train via IIus,on River Railroad with seerngcar
aud fli and Suspeasiou Bridge wsnoa,
change Of Aso ..gar ee-y cy ephs sainasy'
e without cli-e
~ ~. N4of. THIS train will on sunday Ncn-
a. Toy viii 10 mace - ,. Alnory
D. IA trainv Hudson River r. lroad with eepn-csr s'iHcl e
Ar.ny AL Troy ae morning end eoaHe sing Win
Trans ''' ''''" ''' wa H. VANDERBILT. vcePredeor
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
- m n cavr Jersey y -rmon, s:i2 .
D srd o.25 On Saturdays only II. The 81,
$50 ''' Tao, ~ DEMAprsT SUPER nteaarr,
KTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foo. Of
l. g. a., BALTroEE MAaniSGToS At aud 10 NJ
p n, sni IL midnight
DARlTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
HOYr pa,,snsrr boat ti. Road will leave Per Nc p North
Of srd Port Monmouth with
for ,Ie follow ING points on r. d;
Exprrs. Line Camden direct. taking plsssr-ers 20
M.ncs Tons RIVER Mooimansir Banegt stamonc Tucker
Jackson. aud s stations Camden aud AianIs
Ilsifosd. TlEoug, 10 Camden u tive hou-s. Fare 81
From Ter No 81 and tla from Pier NO > iof tot
Monmouth Highland. M1sown Shrrwson Eoniowu Ocean
ot fancport Loag shbrs River Sqian Farmnecle
Point Plea squnsuu biks5uis Manchester TOMS River and
Camden. Fsre -.
The freight loaf p oil points the line and
Camden
frpcss al sguA HrIv n New iork At 2. u o. N
Fcgr' At 2;3l y. erriSin- N Newly ORR a. =.
q m. sruvu. Nes-lofE a. $50
e. M, sld stopping Al Pier No. . North River
Btm baggage delivered Pier No e as none wi be
received q Pier No. W. n NLAllO SUPP
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COL HARRY GlLT0Rs FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE
t1sao.. cloth Beveed edses, 81
Col NOR displayed great activity and hIoushou, te
ssr aud ii, WILDE read eFee interest Ills style is
spirited personal e19e'eices finEe and
sI.ishgoTwad way Baltimore Osle'e
H.
PHEx,IE KELLER. ANovel ByF @ TRATFoRp Author Of
-E.,Sh De~a,,' The Race for Wealth" &C. aSoq Paper
TIE Introduction chsrsline Picnic Keller teau;a
I we-dfay E.cture which tie reader WI elTy
trouh with 90 the eud Of he book the interest olce created -
sever lost-l A;hersau.
The minute pswe o'dnaon which rrosl portrait Of
esore Geh thaes re1ders las tte expended
Picnic Keller From The day whel her IN the
Lake county "buyed auburn haired 70 that whel
her the enc SIZE living pe3ases womtn q le'h Ind
hlood.-iLond5u Spectator.
Not only dis-eut side. q tie pe
s.ued BAT have the O the
s1eTcnt rer'e IL ing what
lev u0,esis ever septin making hirecef SOW before
unfold successive changes dssiar tnd lltuy
blossom and Me-. Tlssor5 has
snd ylnphes iten WI. ,e aaofd
paint the tie side q her syore
sAs insdiols dawn the passion ie- -dlen Of
is,ssoe through pans Jealousy her q shane ind
and her aeeeed Heroic struggle fer cong doobed
With eIaordnl-y power end k, Picnic Keller q tie
,szecty drawn cb4ra Il medeu action Pal Nal Gazette
THIRTY YEARS or ARMY LIFE or THE BORDER Com.
sRs Description, Of indian Noinsd Of Psrs E1pera.
eons e New Territory Trip Across the kociy Aoln the
Winter Descriptions q The tos Of Different Animals iosld
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