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~ We are requested to state that Angelo
AfEopen his billiard room on Saturday next,
sainvtcs ali of his friends to drop in"
SNAKE free use of his tables
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III Mc-srs. T. F. Owen q Co have Just
eeiycd new lot Of provisions, hay, corn,
Is, bran, sugar, coffee, lard etc. etc
rythiuG necessary for subsistence OF man
id beast can now be furnished by them in
gnuautity They have however only one
laIity. and that is the best.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Persons indebted 70 the former FIRM of Garner,
Williams q Co. Mobile Ala. are hereby notified,
that they can quidate their Indebtedness by paving
ton is made without too much DELAY Can ON John
H. Garner, or Price Williams
GARNER WILLIAMS & co.
Mobile. March l-Gdlm In Liquidation.
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New Orleans.

t'l e Sons, Porter and Ale, La
hilbert, do do
%. Brandy, CoRnac,
Co. DO do
B. Co, Wines, OIL, &c Borissu
noon Champagne Epernsy
% Hook and Moelle " ines. hI'
our0on Whiskey, Kentueky,
s. Co. Preserved Fruits,
Fish, Meat and Vegetables "
Tier s0ljclts orders for tie di'a
above mentioned articles, ! 4
8 IS Hu hand.
o-hnr Products. and mefchis
ION bought and sold for con1i
S WOLF
No II, TebopitouIa'9
New q
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We are indebted 10 the Southern Ex-
II New Orleans papers of yesterday
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IL DAILY CLARION

See supplement for interesting read
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THE PCRLIC
DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
G T. Il II AL ALTE H TIVE

Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mem
CONCENTRATING them TO additional activity in
their natural functions Of eliminating from the Cir
CnIatIng Fluids the usual Effete (and in disease
Morbid Matters. and expelling them through the
Skin, Kidneys, Liver, and Alimentary Canal from
the system 1t IL therefore adapted for the relief
OF chronic diseases affecting those organs and the
mucus membranes lining them such as
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29
ERUPTlONS, letter, ULCERS, SCROFULA,
JAUNDICE GOITRE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

II is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
ton. Hereditary Taints, Syphilis. and maltdies arts
Ing from Oug-continued use of Calomel Blue Mass
Corrosive Submate, Fower4 solution Donovan's
solution and other preparations OF mercury and
arsenic.
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70
to Messrs Titcomb & Powell for the
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.

COLLECTING AGENT WANTED.
TNHE Trustees of Mississippi College wish TO en-
1 pioy Collecting Agent. \ Baptist preacher
preferred Applications may be addressed TO the
President of the College. l. y. URNER.
marlldA vim Clinton, Miss.
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SUCCESSFULLY,
SMOLANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
Is CURING

Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains in the
Back. Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
excuses OF any kind
CONE r., YE AFFLICTED!
TRY SMOLANDER'S
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by all Apothecaries. Price 81. y. BARNES
& CO., New York and. BARNES WARD & 60.
New Orleans. Southern Agents. BURLEIGH &
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston Mas :,
General Agents. uiarch6dlv
WANTED.-AGENTS WITH SMALL CAPT.
TAI. to take agencys of Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in the several States Of Alabama, Texas
Mississippi and louisiana \ great opportunity for
industrious Young men, to whom liberal discounts
will he made.
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S McGRAW

S MCGRA W
onnel & MoefAr'
ale Dealer n ~
Ware. COrdasEfs wiss
Is Lines, Lines Joe. 'Frsishts
selves, Mats ,sF NJ
Envelopes En- 2. 81 Ips
Fish Hooks an 90
cts and seinA. i.
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Memphis Advertisements.
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERI'S
p r. E p AR TION s.
CHRONIC DISEASES,

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT. so celebrated as
having had for the last twenty five years, in the
If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09
Attempted Robbery and Murder.

CINCINNATI, June 6.-Between one and two
o clock this morning, Capt. 4. Menter, whose
well known brass band is connected with
Lipmans Circus Company, now performing
in Cincinnati, returned from the circus to his
home on Monmouth street, between Harris
and 1ibbatt's, Newport, accompanied by his
son, a young man of twenty-one years. When
they entered the house, they discovered
burglar, who had effected an entrance into
the building few minutes before, just in the
act of starting up stairs. He had on a pair
of slippers, and a pair of boots were slung
over his shoulders. Capt. Menter and son
rate struggle commenced The burglar, be.
ing powerfully built men, handled his cppo-
nents pretty roughly at first, but they finally,
after struggling few minutes over the floor
out into the porch, succeeded in getting him
!, down, and Capt. NJ. was bending over him,
when the fellow managed to get revolver
out, and discharged one load the contents
taking effect in Capt. Mentors bowels, pro-
ducing very dangerous, and probably mortal
wound. A moment after the burglar fred
young Edgar Menter wrenched the pistol
from his hands and shot him In the right hip.
Then dropping the weapon, drew knife and
cut him some 16 or Is times. The report OF
the firing and noise of the struggle, together
Win Inc screams VI 1apt. -nenteT lanliy,
who were in room i'll the second story,
aroused Mr.. Boss and several others living in
the neighborhood, who rushed in and assisted
in securing the burglar. The burglar gives
his name as w. B. Watson, and says he came
from St. Louis. Is . native of New York,
but was living in Missouri at the outbreak OF
the war. He served during the war in the
4th Wisconsin infantry. He is now lying in
jail, where his wounds have been dressed by
DR.. Locke, city physician. 1t is not yet
known as yet whether he will recover or not.
Menter, at 10 o'clock this evening" was not
! expected to survive.
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Centenary Convention.

Rev L. b. Dennis, Secretary of the Cen
tenary Society Of the Iowa Conference, of the
NJ. f. Church, writes TO the Hawkeye:
There will be ameeting of all the Preachers
of the Iowa Annual Conference, and an equal
number OF Laymen as delegates, TO commence
in Mount Pleasant. Iowa. on the evening OF
the 18th Of June, 1866, and continue over the
l4th: having business meetings and speeches
during the day, and the ladies will furnish IN
teresting entertainments for the evenings.
The call is for centenary purposes: the OBJ
iect TO promote the best interests of all cur
centenary meetings. and to awaken new zeal
in the preachers and people all over our Con
ference. As speakers. We expect Res Bishop
Kingsley, Rev I. NJ. Eddy. d. D.. editor OF
the Northwestern Christian 4drocdts, Rev.
B. f. Crary. D. D., editor Of the Central
Christian Adrocate, Rev. +. Bowman. ID. D..
President of the Indiana Asbury University
and Rev. W. +. King, a. NJ. President Of
Cornell College. There are several others
contingenty expected, but the above list q
speakers needs no commentator, their prom
inence and popularity are sufficient.
IL is doubtless understood that every bods
is invited to be present as much rs possible
bat the citizens of Mount Pleasant can onls
promise special provisions for the speakers,
preachers and laymen who are the regular
delegates for the occasion. But the llberalt,
of Mount Pleasant is known and read of b,
many, hence they promise to do all in thei
| power to make everybody comfortable ant
| happy; and Iclose by saving come to gu
| Centenary meeting, the 18th, 18th and 14ti.
| L. B. DENNIS, Cen. Sec. Iowa Ann. Con
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closed, but one Of them is : little unsea!ed,
: that t6ssssn triae Of cresiceof re vnits
eyeball shiaing through. The we'll cut nose
aad mouth have little suffered ne nAir =
whit1 and thin. Il is fashionable to say q
General Scott that he WAS unequal 20 the
wishes Of the late great war. Let all Deh..
tbs very old man, and accuse not him = gu.
Nature. Il was for vigorous life time lace
crendsr,;th maatered energies, 10 clothed with
dignity Us. when j. relaxed % smile !. one ne
loved It for the condescension. NOW y q an
old. old face, drawn up and childish IN out
line, as it was in fact, though not in appear
ance, for two years prior to the hnal burning
ont 81 the soul within it. It was waste, dis
Indignation, age, that changed the man. he
failed to meet young exigencies. because ne
full comfort and appreciation Of the majestic
tidinps of victories won by his pupils IN the
army he disciplined, and died in the glorious
knowledge that this land was stronger, wor-
lthier than he believed, but no stronger nor
worthier than the men who had come to IN
habit and guide it.
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The Appearance NJ tho Corpse OF Gen
Scott.
West Point corresponds of the N. Y. Wor

West Point correspondence Of the n Y. World.]
| am ushered into common place hotel
ante chamber. Here are three officers, rich
ly uniformed, and in complete arms, and at
word from Colonel Hill they open the door
of the chamber adjacent, corner room,
overlooking the Grow Nest on the side, and
in front the parade ground. This room has q
picture or two of no specific individuals, q
few chairs, and in the centre long, covered
something, which the gas, as it is lighted
shows to be Of formidable length for coffin.
White linen envelopes it entirely, and this is
saturated with the cool melting Of the ice be-
meath. A cross Of laurel, set in the interc-
tees with lilies of the valley, and in the mid
die with fresh white rose, rests on the breast
of this bier; two wreaths of the same leaves
and flowers lie near the feet; these were pre-
pared by ladies Of the household Of the Off
GERS of the post.
Directly the linen at the head Of the bier is
removed, and q round, sunken face of shayen
white 10 revealed. THIS was once tte
s'radiant Haunted Palace''-the face of the
General. It il like, and yet very aaddening
| and changed. Death has given It the peaked
look Of : cnrpses, and this IL farther
sharpened By the loss Of thefalse teeth, which
makes the chin dfsw close to thu n6se, md
Usl1ly shogtalst1s 6cs. Hiasyos hAveboeQ
i Il 90 IL IS
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That IL q convenient and comfortable ferry
depot and Office that the euterprisina comnanv
have erected on the dock at the levee. The
traveller, masculine or feminine, adult or
juvenile, can rest there and find shelter from
rain or toe exhaustive sunshine. A similar
one will be erected at the dock on the other
side. Our friend Capt. Robert gives us notice
that when next we 60 fishing, we can make
that establishment our headquarters, and fish
without sunbrouning our alabaster nose, face
neck and hands. That's comfortable. Blu,
since Jack so DETAINED our piscatorial habits
he shan't accompany us on our next expedi-
ton.
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aLosr-A WIFE AND 1925. Shortly after
daylight on the morning of the I'd instant,
stranger was rushing around the city in hot
haste, and making anxious inquiries tor his
wife, who had been spirited from his downy
couch during the night before, and he was
dolorously lamenting over his sad loss, not
lesscned by any means by the missing fair one
having two hundred and twenty of his
hard earned dollars secreted in her palpita-
ting bosom. 1t seems that the unfortunate
man and his wife were on a specializing and
pleasure tour through Minnesota, they hailed
from Iowa and it seems were doing very WE'LL
On Thursday night the conjugal pair SO
iourned at the four mile house, between 81.
Paul and St. Anthony but before day dawned
the wife cautiously stole from her sleeping
husbands side (likewise two hundred and
| TWENTY-FIVE dollars from his breeches beckett
| and struck out for parts unknown. When
/ the too fond and confding man awoke from
/ his sleep, and also to the fact that his scrip,
too, vas missing, his grief was great,
especially as ali the money he had left was
i one melancholy Eve dollar bill The loser OF
| the lovely spouse and dearer .spuds' lost nc
time in making known the facts, ana efforts
being made Yesterday to capture the frau
creature, together with portion Of the wad-
ding that no doubt gives line tout assemble
to her gushing BOSOM Al last accounts the
search was unsuccessful, and the unhappy
man was not at all ioviai over the desolation
which had befallen the treasures Of his hear
and wallet. ST. Paul Press.
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o,nn..y Hene AsssSissisn.

The Des MONIES Register has the follow
ing report Of the meeting Of the Association
on Wednesday:
The Iowa Orphans Home Association held
its annual meeting Yesterday in tie Old
School Presbyterian Church. There was not
as large m attendance - usual, but what the
meeting lacked in quantity it made up IN
quality. The annual address of the Presi-
dent, Hon. C. c. Cole, gave in succinct ana
comprehensive manner the history OF the or
ganization from first to last. It was inn ana
interesting, possessing great historical vaiue'
We sbaIl isv i before our readers at the earli-
est opportunity. = AZ.
The report Of the Treasurer, 3. r. Allen,
~h;ch was read and approved, showed that
tho cash receipts of the Association from the
har;nr;no amount to little more than one
hundred and forty thousand dollars
ORDERS drawn on the Treasury for the cur
| rent wear for the support OF orphans, pur
ch ase of property, and Improvements, amour
| ted to about seventy thousand dollars.
The condition of the Home at Davenport,
| a. reported by Mrs. Wittenmeyer, is very
God There sre 365 children in that institu-
t;ou- whose sanitary and educational inter-
,ts are well cared for There has been q
~ eat Improvement in health within few
Se eks. The Cedar Falls Home, as reported
hv DR.. S. N. Pierce, contains 200 children,
.nd all interests connected Herewith are
aanr; sh;pg. There has been but one death
i thai branch of the Home since the instltu-
ton was started.
The Secretary made report concerning
the statistical results of the Fair at Marshall
town.
vote of thanks was given to President Z.
G.. Cole and to Secretary r. Z. Ingalls,, ior
the ridelity and efficiency with winch they
have labored for the prosperity OF the home.
This vote was well merited; for Judge Cole
and Mr.. ingalls, have done great deal oil
hard and successful work for the well-being
of the orphans of Iowa. They should be
held in grateful remembrance by the citizens
of the State. ,
II was voted to turn over the institution,
with all it's interests and responsibilities, to
| the jurisdiction of the State, and to co-ope'
! rate with the State in all efforts to promote
| its prosperity.
The officers elected for the ensuing yea,
are as follows: Trustees, 1st District, Kew.
| Thomas Corkhill, Mrs. Wittenmeyer; I'd
! District. John A. Parvin, Mrs. L. b. Ste
| phens Sd District, Wright of Alamakee,
! and J. A. Elliott; 4th, y. II. Brainard,
Mrs. Mcconnell: 9th District, ). v. Caitell
| Dr. James Wright; 9th District, j. b. Pow
ers. Peter Melendy. Six of these Trustees
| one from each District, are the same as those
| elected by the Legislature.
Vice Presidents elect are: lst District
| Judge R. p. Love; ID, Mrs. w. ID. New
comb: Sd, Col. Abernethy 4th. Jacot
Rummell 9th, Mrs. n. ". Mills; 9Th, Mrs
| Perkins, Of Cedar Falls.
| Corresponding Secretary elect: Mrs. Wit.
j. tenmeyer: Recording Secretary, Mrs. Z. +
/ ingalls, Treasurer, b. +. Allen.
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THE jury in the case of Brince vs.. the
Farmers l. Merchants Insurance Company, of
Quincy, came in yesterday with verdict Of
$422 90 only for plaintiff.
The plaintiff, after the FIRE, fled his affi-
davit with defendants, claiming on oath loss
Of S1,lO0 90. The large amount claimed
aroused the suspicion of the company that
all was not right, and they refused to pay.
Hence the suit and verdict as above
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

PeRsoSAL.-Gen. BussEY, now of S.. Louis
is in the city.
We met our friend Major Brown, Of Keo.
sauqua, at the Deming last evening,
Were glad to meet yesterday our former
townsman, Mr.. I. r. WALLACE, now OF
Ottumwa WALLACE & Co., have bought on,
Mr.. THos. CoMsrocK, at that place, and have
gone into the Stove and Tin Ware trade
Success to them.
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erAasly q If nothing had happened: he
proved to be 8 deaf and dnnb man 6yideatiy
on his way to Iowa City to attend the institn-
ton for such persons at that place. Hss
name and place of residence could not be
learned, q no one understood his sgns And
motions. The only injury he received Was
slight bruise Ct the back Of the head He
was saved by the novel nasnef in wihca
tho iron horse hustled him aside and
the fact that after performing his wonderful
eymnastic feat he landed upon q bed of sand.
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horticultural Exhibition.

The annual spring exhibition of the Keo-
kuk Horticultural Society for the exhibition
Fruits, Flowers, &C., will take place Monday
afternoon. June 18th. All friends of Hort.
culture are respectfully requested to partici-
pate. S. CApY. Prest.
Any person having flowers which they
are willing to exhibit, can have them taken to
the place of exhibition at the Estes House,
by notifying either S. Cady or f. II. Wick
ersham. june s-3t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

THEArRIcAr.--The late hour at which the
play closed, last evening. prevents our noticing
the play and the troupe as We would wish.
We noticed the troupe at the close of its sea-
son last week. The troupe was not in suffi-
cient force last night, but those present did
well. Buchanan PRESERVATION Of Richard III,
is well conceived and powe rfully portrayed.
The Buchanans and the company will always
he welcome to Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

AUcTIeN.-Howe l. Tyler will sell at ten
O'Clock this morning, large lot of French
gold band China ware of the best quality; lot
white stone ware, do; lot beautiful Parian
marble vases, for mantle or bracket orna-
ments Also rich colored glass finger bowls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

If you have any harrassing business on
your mind, just 60 to hear Murdoch, where
you will so far forget your trouble, and 80
enjoy yourself, that on the morrow you will
easily overcome all your difficulties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

LOWER l. Pollock have just received the
celebrated Clocks Hair Restorative, so much
inquired for lately. Try it 1t restores grey
hair to its original color. (2t) I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

We are indebted to our friend, n. G. May,
at Confidence, Iowa, for fine club of sub
scribers to the WEEKLY GATE. Unto our
friends elsewhere we say, Ego and do like
yisan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

Rev. B. F. CRARY, D. D., Of st. Louis,
will preach in Chatham Square N. e. Church,
on Sabbath, at IL A. M.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

SPECIAL CAurIoS.-Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup has become SO popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. WinsloWs.
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow Of the
Soothing syrup is not connected with any other
article. june5-dAw3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

Rrv. Jusrus T. ULMsrED will preach in the
West Minister Presbyterian Church next Sab
bath 10th inst morning and evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

NOTICED last evening the Politicians Of
the FIRST BAPTIST Sabbath School returning
from their excursion. They had pleasan.
time despite the showers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

A ouIErus has been put upon the pro-
Ject to remove the capital Of Van Buren,
county from Aeosauqua to Bentonsport.
"nen u came before the Board Of Supervis-
Oh the rsmons'ranfs were far in excess of the
penaoners. ne giesn from the Repa5li.
cau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

DoN'r forget this evening. What? Muir
docks readings. Where? At the Atheneum.
Time? Doors open at p. m.-commencing
ut g D. m. Price? so cents-tickets sold at
book stores.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

The nerve of the pocket is sometimes as
sensitive as the nerve of the tooth. The uni
versal demand for the fragrant Sozodoat, in
preference to all other dentrifrices, is swamp
ing all tooth powders and tooth washes Of the
experimental class of Dentists. Hence they
denounce it. (ltsat)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

D1s MorrD i putting on metropolitan
airs- Il has taksn-we mean some rouehs in
ito aasaolting pedestrians at night on ths
side walks, and shooting ct them in he dak.
Dsss. The Rsoi4w dosss't lie i.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

MERCHANTS and milliners will find splen.
did assortment of bonnet, taffata and trimming
ribbon for sale cheap, at Kramer, Irwin L
Co.'S. [june2-10t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

THE Congressional Association q Dubuque
closed on Monday. A correspondent Of the
Register says:
Among those Who prsaehsd and spoke in
the several churches yesterday, may mem
ton DR.. . Treat and Coo, President Magoun,
Rev. Thatcher, Of Keokuk, Cochran, d
Grinnell, and Salter, Of Darlington. The
latter occupied the Universalist Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

Mr.. HEpwoaTu Dixon tnntemplates visit
to the United States In March he wrote to
a friend in New York Il s4a dreaming Of a
voyage across the Atlantic this ensulas saca.
tion-about augnst-in pursuance OF an old
plan inspecting personally the theatre OF an
early establishment in America. and for see
ing the new America which the war has made.
and which must engage our attention more
in the immediate future
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

For Curtain Damask, Lace Curtain Shades,
Holland and Window Shades, and choice
French Blinds, go to Bostwick l. Co. [2tsat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

The Register says that the Supreme Court
is more nearly up with it, work than Il has
been for years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-09

IF you would avoid cholera attend promptly to
every symptom OF disorder of the bowels. Moth
ing can equal Boyd's Balm as . remedy for Diar-
fnea' Cholera Morbus, Cramps; Gripping, and
CONC. Keep bottle on hand constantly.
For sale by LOWER Pollock, 70 Main street.
ljune2-d1m- tu-th-satl
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Hotel Property for Sale.

vE,HE UNION HOUSE. at Hamilton op,,
Il rosite seokuk With three ard Vat 81, = kfnu a
on which situated foed twoory trginf i''et bnild
ing cont.,tns 20 rooms win erety eeafenerce or
Hste Acoolrcaar tister. good well II water with harm
I'm az "a horse4 Here j. rlanct for any ore
da;rny 10 engage in the fi3teI Bu ines. The
son uhr the pTeeen proprietor desir-% To 81. T. on
count IA the iii health Of his vie. Price s. little
good or no sale.
Yor further information inquire Of / s poherts, on
premises. or TO II Is iEN-A1Chf
rlaya6-d Real Estate SCENT Keekuk.