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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-29
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. %.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. %.
A tin box stolen yesterday from Bayard 8
Office, was found by lady aud restored. All
the securities were recovered, but the cou-
pons are removed.
General Patterson. who, was shot By his
brother IN house of i'll fame l. still living,
bat his recovery is impossible.
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Prize Fight.
NEW Hawk, Conn. Dec. 2S.

A prize 6gh. took place this AFTERNOON al
Savine Rock, about two riles from this city,
between Balston, of Washington. and iiealy.
Of this city. Thirteen rounds were fought,
and the victory declared IN favor Of lleaIy.
The fight lasted about forty minutes Nei-
ther party were hurt much.
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The Re aims OF GEN. Curtts.
CEpAR RxytnS Dec u

The remains of Gen s. K. Curtis, aeon.
panied by Gen. Simpson. Or. White Major
Bent, Colonel Sapt, and II. G. Mutt. Agent
of the N. W. K. H., will arrive in Chicago
this evening, en- route to Keoknk, for inter
ment.
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MlIs4gxEE, Dec %.
This morning FIRE destroyed Misner' !
Eagle Iron Works and contents, repair and
paint shop, Prairis du ctiep railroad shop,
= large dwelling house, Railroad House aud
stable, and Johnson's lumber yard Loss
$4,000. Insured for SIS. 600 or $40, 600 in
Hartford and New Haven Offices.
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Robbery and Murder.

RICHMOND. Dec 2s.
The store Of Fl. S. Wall sixty miles east
of this place, on the Weldon Raiiroad. vas
broken open last night and plnndered and
Samuel Rowlett, Clerk, murdered with an
axe.
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4 . 9 2.

Full of imuortance TO all Of us, both ~
individuals and as : people, have been the
events which have thickly crowded upon 70
during the year which has SO nearly end
ed and at this time, the commence
ment of q most eventful session Of Congress,
one that win have marked influence upou
ell the future OF our country, and which il in
simately connected with the late great con-
test of arms that 80 convulsed the Natioa,
Il has become imperative that thess who
stand for liberty and loyalty, fer the right Of
the Union to exist. and man to be free, must
avail themselves of every opportunity to gain
the needed political information and guild
ance. =
The purpose of forcing representatives Of
the Rebel States into Congress-, 10 defiance
Of the loyal oath, BY Presidestial Eat and
Military power, is openly asowed, with
threat. that those who resist II sAall be treat
ed as rebels, and civil war thssbe kindlsd
throughout the North and Weet.
We must convince, therefore, the Sonfh
and the Copperheads that rsvolutions 20
not backward Emancipation is an un-
changeable fact-that the glorious Civil
Rights Act, can never be repealed; that
the rights of the humblest American are
benceforth guaranteed and saiel6sd BY the
Federal Constitution, and maGs - main.
tanned against all gaissavsn - that the
DAYS wherein blacks had no rikhh which
whites were bound to rsspsee havs passed
away forever.
The coming year is y - aaiinr5 mai one
in the history OF Lee eea1 - State OF
Iowa. Our ralrdsd ekesA be
known abroad that - - 11rts i'm
migration here, so eAt ~ - eeaas may
continue to grow sn1 - - - ners rap>
idly than in the pad
To this end, and = 81 leatA may
be Systematically - i1iehbor-
hood and fresidss nd, q
far as in us lies, HIJ - ~ pub-
lie mind upon ~ lof - tear-
ings of the poll ~ " Of
fer the GATE Anel l1upd
below for the ..|
The GATE - - ps-
pers in the nl = ~
Gate City of - Dss
Mones Vail - lds
and travel ~
cllities for Is
markets toy le ssr
State tend< - -
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"ANTED-AGENT $50 per month,
~ essrywhsrs, male and fsnaJh, 70 eli ths GEN
utHn COMMON tHNsD gnWlNa. MACHINE. The
greatest invsnsion Of ths ags. pRics 1A nesrv NJ
4. LAWN , 90, Q. Des ~. p Losis, -.
decz1 dir
EOR OALE.-A 6ne opportunity for
u suns d1aAAa snsags IN nr.s- Dpg B1sasn.
The Propretors having made arraagSns1h 70 engage
u aekek boees % the Pacific CoAst vii disposs II
thsir Drag Busipe.s fp Reoknk reasonable tATns.
0eors iass1u1 On Main u rect. Address -
dscsH Lock Bog No 81, Ksokut. =.
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THE wOOLEN DEPARTMENT

Embraces a superb selection q Blanhets risnnYT.,
Yarns. AeA &C.
The Motion Department contains sFlFnnd 7t III
0eres and hosiery. Of TIE very best qnslts, to f-t
gsHslemep. boys, masses and ehifrsn
Underwear for men, worsen aad children
Vice Brood Evths Cashmere sl5 HEAVY Essvsrs FOX
gsntl-mens wear 10 the best qsss sna styles eh%sf
A anr stock ~ Wool Cloths aud Heavy ~ Assfp
Ladies' C1osks, very cheap.
shawis without number for LEt'-s and Misses. Also
. large lot Of Breakfast Shsris, Ramcras and Hoop
Skirts Of the Latest styi-s ssd r,4ierbs
Carps ts, TSor Oil Cloths Mats Rngz, prugsets. 8c.
The Ahove is in,imstinn af the large stock Of
staple and fancy goods kept b. .ais FIRM. sacs II to
say they te~p srerythfrx f IL elegant an6 usefr In
the drv roois iins from the rhet sIk and silk velvet
cieih down the thniie nn+t.e thread tutsaps and
trimmings with which to rake IL And s- they bay
cississly fr b. their will no. have 10 pay
them intsre 4 ss yell - prati
Gall AMI examine fer 5narxeye. The proprietors and
their abigpg sslasen vtsse pleasure in shor-
Ing tbrir stock. ard 70 X that you dealt
With honestly Remember. they occupy No. ss Main
Street, nevf
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News from New York.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The morning pa.
pers have thes following special dis
spatches from Washington
The Finance Committee Of che Senate
has decided to change the House tax
bill so as to allow gas companies to
charge upon consumers the amount of
the government tax, and to release the
railway companies in similar manner.
A report is in circulation that jeff.
Davis is to be Immediately liberated on
bail. 1t is quite certain that Federal
authorities here have given the subject
no consideration
TheySenate Committee on Commerce
have instructed the chairman, Mr.. Chan
dler, to report adversely upon the bill to
facilitate emigration. The committee
also instructed Mr. Chandler to recon-
mend the repeal of the act of 1864, in
troduccd by Mr.. Harris, creating a bn-
reau of emigration.
The House Committee Oh Foreign AT
fairs, had long discussion today over
the Mexican question.
Chicago fearing that the New York
delegation in the Senate may defeat the
House in the Magora ship canal bill,
proposed to-day by telegraph, to send on
a delegation horo TO urge the matter,
but the Illinois delegation in the Senate
do not deem it necessary, and feel the
utmost confidence that the bill will pass
Just as it come from the House.
Specials from Washington to the even
ing papers say: The National Intelli-
gencer has an editorial saying that the
President is opposed ito all constitu-
tional amendments,Sesld to all condi.
tions precedent to the admission Of
loyal representatives from the Southern
States
The investigation of the provost mar
shal's accounts is very damaging to
General Fry.
1t is understood that jeff Davis will
be released on bail
New YORK, June S.-A Washington
special to the morning papers says the
District Supreme Conrt decided today
that he act of Congress retroceding AL
exander county to Virginia from the
District, was unconstitutional
REPORTS from the Freedmen Commits
sioners in Maryland, say that the OK.
rebel soldiers are drilling in the lower
counties of that State, and threaten a
raid on the Government from that local
ity Measures have been adopted to
stop the movement. Reports from other
sections South, represent a very bad
state of affairs, especially since attacks
have been made upon the Freedmeu's
Bureau at the North.
The steamer Santiago dc Cuba, of the
Nicarauga Line, arrived yesterday She
made the unprecedented passage from
Greytown to this port in six DAYS and
ninnfnan hnnrS
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WHEELING w. w. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE g. 1866

tending to lower Canada an act to pro
tect the Inhabitants of that section OF
the provinces against lawaess aggres-
sions from the subjects OF fFelgn eoun.
tries at peace with Her Majesty.
1t has also been necessaryfer the pres
ervation of law and order to adopt the
course taken by the present session of
the Imperial Parliament, for temporary
suspension of the Habeas Corpus. in
vite your Immediate attention to this
necessary measure.
| congratulate you upon the satlstac-
tory results in the common country
during the past year The revenue has
been so largely in excess of estimates,
that l am enabled without incon-
venience, to provide for hefvy unexpect-
ed charges entailed on the fountry.
The position which the great question
of the union Of the Province of British
North America has assumed, is now
such as to Induce the expectation that
the measure will be shortly carried into
effect. 1t is therefore hoped and be-
lieved it viii be practicable during the
present session to adopt such proceed.
ings as may be necessary for the compile
tlon of the detail scheme. AS regards
Canada l venture to express the conf
dent expectations that the new Parlia-
ment to be held within these walls will
not be confined to an assembly of repre-
sentatives, but will embrace those of
all the colonies of British North
America.
1 congratulate you generally upon the
prosperity of the Province, and pray
your counsel may be guided by Divine
Providence to secure the moral and ma.
terial advancement of the. great body
OF the people.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MARTINsvnLE.
The alarm of fire was occasioned last
night by the burning of Price & Swartz'
machine shop and several adjoining
buildings, in Martinsville, Ohio. The
city fire bells were rung about fifteen
minutes before twelve, and several OF
the engines and reels were quickly taken
tothe ferry landing. The ferryboat was
on the Martinsville side without steam,
and had not succeeded in getting up
steam enough to come over for the en-.
gines at the time we LETT the ground.
The loss must have been very heavy
Several buildings seemed, from this side,
to be burning, and there were no appa-
rent efforts being put forth adequate to
extingush the flames. We will give the
full particulars in our next issue
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Mexican News.

New YORK, June Slate advices from
Mexico, say it is srumored that arepresen.
tation from the Fenian Brotherhood had
been cordially received by Maximillian:
1t is supposed the representation came
on official Fenian business. The Empe-
ror was hard pressed for funds. Carlatta,
the Empress, refusing to supply him
from her own pin money any longer.
Advices from Kingston, Jamacs, of
the 2lst, say that the Governor has Civ
en- orders that all broken packages of
goods must be inspected by an officer of
customs before the drawback will be
allowed on their expectation.
The Kingston Journal of the 10th of
May says: The clergy bill will expire
in a short, time, and it is a subject for
serious consideration, whether it ought
to be re.enacted.
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WAsHINGTON, June :

HoUsE.-Mr Hale moved that the
Military Committee inquire into the OK
pediency of providing By law for the
erection of a monument to Lieut.. Gen.
Scott at West Point Agreed to.
Mr.. Davis moved that the Library
Committee inquire into the expediency
of purchasing the equestrian portrait Of
Lieut.. Gen. Scott, now in the Capitol.
Mr.. Hubbard moved that the Banking
Committee inquire into the expedienCy
of providing by law for the redemption
of worn and defaced National Bank
notes so as to obviate the necessity of
sending them to each particular bank
issuing them. Agreed to.
The resolution to adjourn Congress on
the 2-th of June was taken up, the
question being upon reconsldering the
vote adopting it. The vote was recon
ssdered bv a vote Of - to ~, and the
resolution referred 10 the Committee on
Ways and Means
Mr.. Walker introduced a bill regula,
ting divorces in the District Of Colum,
bia, which was referred.
The Senate bill for the relief of Mrs
Anne CASTOR was passed
The Senate bill granting tie right OF
vay to the Humboldt Canal Company
through the Ynblic land in Nevada, was
passed.
The Senate amendment to the bill tc
amend the postal laws, was agreed t.
and the bill passed By both Houses
Mr.. Blaine reported a joint resolution
providing that enlisted men detailed fol
duty as clerks, shall not be deprived o
the right of bounty. which was passed
On motion OF Mr. Cullom, the Com
mittee on Pensions was directed to In
! q uire into the expediency OF amending
the pension act so as to allow the pen
sions to date from the discharge OF tn
soldier or volunteer, when the spplica
ton has bseg made within year of th
discharge. ,, .,...
department in Washington was the
taken up. =
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car loads of British regulars, numbering
some $500 men, landed at Farnum
about fourteen miles from ST. Johns, on
the Waterloo road, and at point near
ly opposite the invaders,
Sweeney and Nj ahon held 10 Bail.
&ST. ALBANs, June 6'-General Sweeney
and Colonel Mahon were arraigned to-
day before the U. s. Commissioner, and
waving examination were held to bail
Sweeney in $4,000 and Mahon in $1,000
They will remain in custody until bail is
given. No late news of interest had
been received from the front up to noon
today.
PORTLAND, Me, June SIT is stated
that the Vermont Central Railroad have
applied to the Grand Trunk Railroad
for transportation for the Fenians, owing
to the universal skedaddle this way
using up all their cars.
NEW YORK, June S.-A special to
the Tribune, from Ottawa to-day, says
there are 81, 900 men. including regulars,
under arms, and the Government is still
arming. The action of the United States
authorities, gives great satisfaction.
Suspension Of Fenian Recruiting.
new YORK, June SAIL recruiting for
Fenians in this city is suspended Pres
ident Roberts is at the Fenian Head
Quarters to-day, but does no business.
An officer ia in attendance near him. No
further arrests have been made.
New Hampshire Militia likely 10 be
called ont,
CONCORD, n. H., June 8.-Itis officially
announced here from the War Depart
ment, that our State Militia are likely to
be called into service, for the protection
of and vindication Of neutrals in con-
nection with the operations of the Fe-
ians.
President Roberts Still in Custody.
New YORK, June S.-There is no truth
in the report that President Roberts has
been released on his own recognizance
He is still in custody of the United
States Deputy Marshal. Vice President
Gibbons and Colonel Kerrigan would
be arrested at once. if any one could be
found to make affidavit against them.
Uuited States Marshal Murray having
good reason to believe that a plan had
been concerted to force in the building
in which he had his Office, remained
there all night
More Fenian Arrests an ~. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Several other
prominent Fenians were arrested last
evening and today, including John
McGrath, State Center of the O'Mahony
wing; P. J. Harmon, Treasurer of the
Roberts wing; DR.. P. S. O'Reilly; U. c.
Gaunt A Doyle; NJ. s. O'Connor; Gen.
eral Curley, formerly adjutant general;
DR.. John Finn; Samuel Erskine, ali of
whom were admitted to bail. Daniel
OMadigan, State Center of the Roberts
wing, Judge Daily, and Messrs Cameron
and O'Connor, who refused to give bail
Yesterday, entered into bonds today.
The examination of Mr. Hogan was
continued before the United States Dis
trict Court to-day.
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:. T.-ls6O. .-X-The amount OF Plantation
Bitters sold in one year Il something startling
They would I'LL Broadway six feet high, from
the Park to ith street brakes mandatory 1.
one of the institutions of New York. II is said
that Drake painted all the rocks In the kassern
States with his cabalistic =" >. ILisoo..A..
and then got the old granny legislators TO pass
a law preventing dishguring the face OF Ma
ture which gave him n monopoly. We do no,
know how this is but we do know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article ever did; Ihel
are used by all classes of the community and
ore death on nDyspepsia--certain. They are very
inyisorsting when languid and weak, and =
great appetizer.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by alt
Druggists.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
rrnnNRN CnH.IRCTOR OF

\ PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
accounts. AL Officers, Soldiers, or Seamen dis
sh'ed in the service of the United States are en-
tiled TO Pensions for life; and in case of their
ioath, tue widow, orphan children, mother or
sister of any such officer, soldier or seaman, Is
Untitled to pension and also the bounty Of one
hundred dollars, and all back pay due. My lee
n each case is FIVE DOLLARS, if the claim
tor pension is collected, and NO CHARGE in
1ase Of failure.
Certified accounts collected on the most rsas
cuable terms, ,.. .
Office, No. $50 Fourth Street near the Court
Hnuse Wheeling Va. sep2'
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In lifting the kettle from the hre | scslded
myself very severeIy--.one hand almost 10 q
crisp The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved tbs
pain almost Immediately. IL healed rapidly, sud
left very little scar. CHAS H'SIER
40 Broad St, Phill lelphia."
This is merely sample OF what "a, Mustang
Liniment will do. II 10 invaluable In Ill cases
OF wounds swellings sprains outs, ruiscs
spavins ETC. either upon man OF beast.
Beware of cOunterfets None 10 genuine un
less wrapped in fine steel.plate engraving
hearing The signature Of q. w. Westbrook.
Chemist and the private stamp OF DEMAs BARSfs
& Co., New York.
Saratoga sprisg watss. sold by all
Druggists.
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SORROWS come not single Hundreds
meet with misfortunes at every turn of
the great wheel of life Suffering, sOr.
row and sicknes is the Inheritance OF
man. Dyspepsia has claimed millions
as its victims, and for years there has
seemed to be no reliable remedy for it.
Our readers will rejoice to hear that
Goes Dyspepsia Cure will certainly cure
it in every instance. All its attendant
Affections, like cramps, collie, Indigestion
sickness of stomach, souring and rising
Of food, sick headache, general debility
and want of appetite are sure TO yield
to Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
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New YORK, June S.-A dispatch from
Augusta, Ga, to the Tribune says that
the military, by order of Gen Tillson
have taken possession of the printing
office of the Loyal Georgian.
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M. w. JORDAN,

1IARRaE WORKS. MONUMENTS
\ and Head Stones, every description OF
Ssmetery Work executed in good style. Corn
.r nf zane and eth Streets, East Wheeling, w.
"a. am prepared to ill all orders entrusted
d mo and hope will merit a part of pubic pat
1uaCe Prompt attention paid to orders from
he country. hCho-N
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R, w. ID.

AGuA DE MAGNoLIA.--The prettiest thing. the
sweetest thing, and the most Of IL for the
least m oney Ii overcomes the odor OF perspi
ration softens and adds delicacy TO the skin
is n delightful perfume allays headache and
Inflammation and Ia a necessary companion In
the sick room in the nursery ana upon the toi
let sideboard 1t can be obtained eyerywhers
Mt one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
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WHAT DID ITi-A young lady, returning 70
months, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place Of a rustic, flush face, sho had SOFT
ruby complexion, OF almost marble smoothDe.s !.
an instead OF ~ she really appeared but "
LA Balm and would not be without Is. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. IL can DO ordered
of any druggist for only 80 cents.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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congregational Proceedings
WASHISGToN June :

SENATE. The Senate on assembling
postponed all other business, and took
IN the Reconstruction Resolutions at
ten minutes past - o'clock, the OBJ
iect being to come to a vote upon them
today.
Mr., Johnson addressed the Senate
against the proposition.
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Execution OF Probst.

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Probst was
executed this morning. But few specta
tors were present, including only six
reporters of city papers.
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WILLIAM HARE,

TACTICAL PLUMBER ANV
GAS Filter, No Monroe st, wheel
iSF0rders from the country attended TO at
Ltg y ro.;ca sep20
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2. w. BOSLEY,

MANUFACTURER OF COMMON
NJ AND FANCY CANDIES, and dealer in
Foreign Fruits, Nuts eto,, No i36 Market ST.
FGceling Va. 81
Also farties and Weddings furnished with
.g- Cream and Cake at the shortest notice
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Heimstreeta inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
It'acts upon the absorbents at tho roots OF the
hair and changes II TO its original color by de
grees All instantaneous dyes doaden andiu
lure the hair. Heimstreets - not a dye, but
certain in its results, promotes its growth, and
ia a beautiful Hair Dressing Prico 80 seHts and
81 90. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Dealers
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8. p. MILLER
AVE-,
O. L. ZANE Sc CO.,

| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
jJ1rors, Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines,
Euiucv Street, between Main and Market Sts.,
Wheeling, Va keep constantly on hand Brandies,
scotch and Irish Whiskies, Jamaica Runs and
r'ordials choice Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies.
sepAl
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All who value beautiful head oi hair, and its
preservation from premature badness ana tuin
inc gray will not fail TO use Lyons co elebratsd
Kat6airon 1t makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy, eradicates dandruf, and causes the hau
10 grow with luxruiant beauty. Sold every
where Il. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, New York.
sarnioga spring Water, sold by NJ
Druggists.
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s. T. FARIS,

EARBsE WORKER ~ sCULP-
Nj TOR, No. l22 Main Street, Wheeling, va.
5SSSMonumental Work of all kinds made to
- Jar on short notice. Particular attention paid
= PorTrait Sculpture ana Designing. seu23
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F. HENKE.
.rrynER nR LADIES

JANUFACTURER oF LADAES
vi BOOTS, Shoes Caters and BalmoraIsL,
node TO order No 81 Main Street Centre
'TSsaI~g ian236mes
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LYoSs EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GisgRE--
for Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus &c. where warming,
genial stimulant Is required. It's careful preps,
Snatian and entirs purity makes IL q cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Bold eV'
erywhere at 80 cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, .old By si
Druggists. ieoI-oVN