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In addition 70 tho above, we have a large and
complete assortment or

In addition 70 the above, we have a large and
complete assortment or
FANCY GROCERIES,
Consisting OF
Teas, Assorted Fruits, oysters, sardines,
Sherklhs- Mixed Pickles, Chow Chow,
Brandy Peaches, Brandy Cherries,
Preserves, Pine Apples IN glass and cans;
E1traets feaSI Powders, Condensed MIX,
gondensed Coffee, Lobsters, Salmon,
Scotch Ale, Porter, Chocolate, Backing,
Stove Polish, Jelies,
tanned Honey
SNUFF Indigo, B0xl lBlueing,
Morning Call Wahoo Bitters.
Plantation Bltter, Old Port Wine,
Old sherry Wine, Madeira Wine
Ginger Brandy, preserved Ginger,
Powder caps and Shot.
Clothes Pins, Worcssterghire Sauce
Pepper sauce, London Club Sauce
Mushroom Catsup,
tomato t6tsup, Walnut do,
hehlhh, Cnrrsnts, Citron,
Biacking Brushes
Clothes Brushes H0rse Brushes.
Wsisk Brooms, Hearth BrOoros
Counter Brushes, Bed Cords, Piow Lines
Two Hoop Buckets, Striped Cedar do;
Nest Measures, Sugar Buckets,
Sugar Boxes, Washboards
covered Market BRsEeta
Tubs, selves, Wire Boil Covera
hegs, Maceroni
White Root Ginger
Race Ginger, Madder, Cloves sntos
Tapisco Nutmegs, and Coal Oil.
Goods Delivered TO ali Parts of
the City free of Charge.
C0NAKAT, JONES & TATE,
500 Main Street, Gayoso Block.
Burnett Dc BicAceE,
Successors 10
BURNETT SEXTON & swEARINGEN.
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LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES
Claims FOR Losses outstanding jan st. -.
rrs-,ij Ti,-iisr,r5- s65 %
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and ansr WEDNESDAY, the sth instant
the a aims on the Memphis and Charleston Rs1i-
road will run DAILY, a. follows;
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tee of Arrangements superintended by the

tee of Arrangements superintended by the
Marshal.
All committees must make their several
awards and report them to the Secretary
by P. NJ, on the lst day of the Fair.
A Purse Of $40 will be paid for the
best string of Oxen from any one Town.
$S for the I'd hest, and S. for the Sd best,
to be open to the citizens Of the county.
A Purse Of $50 is offered for the best
Trotting horse to enter and 2 to start.
best 2 in 8 open to all horses; Second
Purse 500 for four. year old horses. 8 to
enter and 2 to start, best 2 in 8 in har-
ness, open to all four-year old horses in
the county. All competitors for the Purses
must enter their horses in the Secretary 8
Office by IL M, on the lst day of che Fair,
and pay an entrance fee Of 10 per cent. of
the purse contested for. All TrottiDg Hors.
es must be entered in the owners name
and residence in full and the name of the
horse given, that proper report may be
made out.
A Diploma will be given for Premiums
awarded on all contributions not included
in the Stock List mentioned above. A
Purse will be given for the best Exhibi
tion Of Female Equesterrianism Ladies
intending to appear in the Saddle mus
give notice to the Secretary Of their in
tention as early as IL o'clock on the Is
day of the Fair, that arrangements ma.
be made accordingly. g
All exhibitors must strictly conform t.
the Rules, or no Premiums will be paid.
The Directors reserve the ight to with
hold any Premiums wardea through frau'
or improper influences.
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IA Attorneys.
& PIKE. attorney and licensed Claim ana
insurance agent, johnson Vt. Having had
u experience in collecting Military claims for
Inty land, arrears, money bounty ana pen
hs;l am prepared to prosecute all such claims
speedy termination, for a reasonap,e con''
DsatiOn.
In SAWYER, attorney at law and sohcitof
IN chancery, Hyde Park, Vt.-Agent LOT
Enrosecution of all claims against the U .;
Eminent. Office in Newsdcaler building u
&. BENTON, Attorney at Law and Solicit
or in Chancery, Hydepark. Vt.
|RIGuAM IL WATERMAN, attorneys at law
and solicitors in Chancery, Hyde PARK w;
kticular attention given to the collectioh oi
[claims against the Government, Widows ih-
Id, and other pensions, bounties' back pay
WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. L. WATERMAN. 70
|EyDEE a. LEWIS, attorneys and counsel
Iors at law and solicitors in Chancery, Nor
Nille. Vt Ofice in Masonic building.
Capt, Lewis will give prompt attention 10 tne
osecution of claims against tho government.
would also saw that he has received the ap,
intment of second register Of probate Tor the
strict of Lamoille.
lOwERS Il GLEED. attorneys at law ana - so
lcitors in Chancery. Morrisville,V ounce
-merly I occupied by Hon. T. Gleed.l H.H. row
IS, P. X. GLEED. ..lI
!, F. Parker, attorney and counsellor a.
l, law, Wocott, Vt. Particular attentlol
ven to collecting all kinds Of military claims !,
aving an experienced agent and attorney !,
ashington, b. c., am prepared to procure pen
ons. bounties. back pay. &C., on reasohap'
rms.
4 O. HEATH, attorney and counsellor a
L. law, and solicitor in Chancery also u
nsed WAR Claim agent, Johnson. W: once
ont rooms second story. over Il. b. Merriam
ore.
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Gusintss CarSs.

fRICAN HOUSE, Hydepark Vermont.
Nesmith proprietor. ~
N aODSE, Eden Mills, Vt. DR.. d. Ran
Proprietor. j"
hi HOUSE, North Hyde Park. X. II.
Urn, Proprietor.
ErrRBrRY Hotel, Waterbury, Vt. N. p.
feecr proprietor, New house and new
! up. ,,.,,
kTHEWs' HOTEL, Stowe Q.ower village>
| ". Matthews, proprietor, IL
|rplL HOUSE, johnson, VT, M. kirk
|'prietor. Stages leave this House north
Lath Daily.
bRIsyILLE HOUSE, Morrisville, VT, H.
Spaulding, proprietor. The proprietor
ia be able to make the traveller feel ~
I" " IA
LACE HOTEL, Hyde Park. Vt.' H.
Oyit, Proprietor.
,ORE POND HOUSE, Gilmore VT, A. W..
yerill, proprietor. Conveyances to any
the county on short notice.
3RICAN HOUSE, st. Albans, VT, s. &.
ield, proprietor. 10
,BURGH HOUSE. Irasburgh, VT, by Il;
Nye, Stages leave this house daily for Oil
y stations. Horses and carriages to let. 81
,REIJ'S HOTEL, wolcott, VT. Justus
ubben, proprietor, on the stage roau W
nch Conveyance to any part OF the couh
short notice. g. q
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gg Perry Il Smith, Esq. fbrlncrls Of
Bennington. met with shocking audsfS-'
tai accident IN Tifin Ohio, on Wedhesday
Sd inst He was attending masquerade
ball and fell out Of a four story window,
and was found below with both arms broi
ken and fatally injured internally. He
lived but short time after he worpicSs&
up. I.gla efAd asodi g0lb blua~
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

All members of the Society and all who
NAV become members at the time Of the
Fair, by the payment of $l,00 will be
furnished with certificate Of member
ship, which will admit the person and
his Wife, aud Chi jdren under 81 years Of
age, to the Exhibition at all Times du.
ring the Fair. Tickets to single persons.
10 cents for one day only, members will
be allowed to enter with Carriages with
their families, but no Carriages will be
allowed to enter except when the inmates
are members Of the Society without pay
ing % cents for single and 80 cents for
double teams, and the inmates If not
members to furnish themselves with Tick
cts. All exhibitors of Stock, must be-
coue mem bers Of the Society. and have
their Animals registered in the Secretary e
Office before taking them upon the ground.
Gentleman may become members and OBJ
tain certificates at the Secretary's Office.
All awsrding Committees must report
themsel at the Secretary's Office on or
before 10 o'clock on the first day of the
fair, after which all vacancies will be
filed. and at IL o'clock. receive their
instructions at the Secretary's Office, and
the Committees will enter upon their du-
ties at twelve o'clock All Animals OF
articles offered for exhibition must be
registered and numbered by the Secretary
by 10 o'clock, on the lst day of the Fair.
as no Premiums will be awarded unless sc
registered Premiums will be awarded
in the following order, lst, I'd, and 3D..
All contributions in Dairy and Sugar
must be accompanied by written state
ment of the manner Of making
All contributions in Sheep must consist
Of at least four animals. representing Q
aock. Separate awards will be made OF
all Bucks Of merit
All Stock or Articles must be exhibited
the LIST day Of the Fair. All Trottinl
aud Driving Of Carriage Horses must b
made under The direction Of the Commit
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NUMBER 4O..


from school. He no longer appeared sad
and melancholy, and his smile came oftepS.
er now, while his books Seemed to have"
lost the charm they had once possessed
He was gayer and happier than Grace had,
ever remembered seeing him before, ands
she secretly blessed the hour. when shs
had yielded to the temptation of inviting;
Lucy to accompany her home.
But she rejoiced over it. no more than
did her brother. He kept his own counu~
sci, but he was mistaken if he imagined
that his sister was not aware Of his tho'ts
for she read them clearly through his
manners ...f.
One bright summer day as Eliot anda
and Lucy wefe seated in rustic little
bower, which the former had constructed.
in grove Of pines near his home.-he I
gently took his companions hand, and
looking into the truthful depths Of her.
eyes, be murmurcd:
II have asked you dearest Lucy to ac-''
company me here to-day, to speaE'to you
words which l have believed for years. were
never destined to pass my lips. But that
matters not-I love you, and have tried to
win your love during our brief acquaint- "
ance Tell me my dearest, have | sue "
: ceeded q rt TlHE.y
"She murmured few inarticulate words :"
r which he did not hear, but her head drop. :"
ped upon his shoulder, and that was suf- -
' fcient answer.
t For awhile neither broke the silence Of
the bower, in which they sat. The thot's'
v of each we're too happy to be interrupted
y At length, Eliot, gently releasing Lucy
e from his warm embraces; rose and. said
{ to her: '-'''''l ''aas'
Lucy, am middle.aged man, and MY
,. love for yours no transient boyisb PASSION
" When was very young. scarcely more
d than boy, l loved woman. She wsn
d my heart and then Tilted me- I love you'
y better than I ever loved her. But you
st are yet yoong; perhaps you do not even'
RI, know your own heart, - be added somewhat
a moodily. 't.f.f 2 '2F otF
'u "Oh sir r. Iuey's'voice tremb,ed. and
there was reproacfful LIGHT In her blue
n eyes. ".. ""' -9bmH z
t Her wordswere o sufficient assurancsst
her love. He pressed her yssin to III
&c heart murmuring: 3oE sGeol
ed Eyes, l. love you. bcstar'thsH did Iu,
cy Grant," tasae@al
er Lucy hastily disengaged herself fiom his
be embrace as his low spoken words fell up
on her ear. +." ssh raf1o5r
id Lucy Gran. z" she saia.in frightened
le, accents. H'~+a.a -ah.1'' % amiFl.
re- YES, dearest are you'atquaihtadwith
her ?" ''' ~ 'a'7s"'aT .ai 'siih
Ter The girl took bis|arth! atid wiped away
"a the gathering tesrs'as she said:' 1i ''a2.
"5he was my mother" -0a.'al 80
IT, Sad thoughts occupied TIE rhihds Of
IN. each, and their return to The hcuse va.
he both silent mid sad. Soon' after. bow
'ek ever, they recovered their happy spirits
RS and the rest Of the day was psssed'ssfy
ed. pleasantly. .e '''hl'' .lit 'ed'
ion Eliot was impatient to o'clsim his bride
he and few days later marriage was sol
ess emnized, and Mr. stanley's> bachelor lif'
his was over, forever. '1.' ".s'.lsaaa# io
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-22

@The grand jury ofthr tnite,assaasss'
circuit court at Windsor Ncrmouts sh.s'
brought two ihdittmeuts aelsuiihhska Gcms
Spear, and one against Coli Eeessa= tho.
"bowled Fnynians.'', Generals Sweeney
and Spear are now at St. Albans avail
ting trial, Of "Meeban' We know uothing.'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-22

q ~Mrs. R. Smith, telegraph operstoF
at swanton Junction. had ono side paral'
yzed by the effect Of electricity dusiot .
storm. So She is not able to speak Or rss
one Of her arms. q xld" 7oYtslss
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Licensed Auctioneers.

GEO. W DOTY, Licensed Auctioneer ana
UDepnty Sheriff, Morrisville, w.
A DwINELL. deputy sheriff aud I,Gensvs us,,a
"A. auctioneer, Hyde Park w, al ''"'
promptly attended to.
PipDIE. licensed auctioneer johnson
Y VI. Prompt attention given 70 the Dusi.
ness. and all business done under this license ior
a reasonable compensation.
IV q. DOANE, licensed auctioneer' Soha ,sas
w son, Vt. Prompt attention given 70 'n''
business. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-22

sS-Bears are plenty in the towns o
Montgomery Richfsd and jay. ,,n
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HON. JOHN WEST, PRESIDENT.
EDMUND PHELPS, Vice President.
J. W. Bryant, Recording Secretary.
II. D. Bryant Corresponding Secretary.
H. S. Kelsey, Treasurer.
Geo. W. Doty, Chief Marshal.
CIV. Dodge, C.J. Lewis, Asst Marshals
Sanford Slocum, Superintendent Stock.
1t. Col. D. J. Stafford, Superintendent
of Tickets.
Address by H. HENRY POWERS, ESQ.
DIRECTORS-E. Allen, Winslow
Wheelock, G. W. Fitch, Morristown; K.
R.Wait, D. A. L. Parker, Geo. A. Harris,
Stowe; Abel Smalley, N. A. cleveland.
T. W. Hyde, Hyde Park; N. Scribner,
S. &. Waters, W. H. Hadley, Johnson;
Martin Marvin, G. Warner, @. G. Chad
wick, Cambridge; M. Mcfarland, Water
vile Jerrie Shattuck, Belvidere; Capt.
Chas. Blake, Eden y. M. Clifford. A..
James, Wolcott; A. R. Bailey, A. M.
Kelley, Elmore. ..
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
On Horses, G. A. Barrows, Morristown !;
G. A. Harris Stowe: Gilman Sherwin.
Hyde Park. On Cattle, VIM, Cheney,
Morristown; Abel Smalley Hyde Park ;
R. J. Hill Elmore. On Sheep, 5. Bridge,
Morristown VIM. B. Hutchins Wolcott:
John Robinson, Stowe. On Dairy, A. u.
Bailey, Elmore Horace Grout, S. W.
spaulding, Morristown. On Swine, A.
Jones, Wolcott L. Wheeler, Morristown'
A. l. Hubbard, Hyde Park. On poultry,
E. Shaw, Morristown G. G. Lewis
Wolcott H. B. Shaw, Elmore. On Sug
ar and Honey, David Farrand, Hyde
Park; B. F. Spaulding, MorristoSn; G
Whiting johnson. On Fruit and veg
etables, L. Bundy, Morristown; j
Churchill Elmore; H. Taylor, Wolcott
On Mechanic Arts, H. Barnes, Hyd'
Park, G. L. Lewis, Johnson Henry j
Lilley, Hyde Park. Ladies' department
On Household Goods, Mrs. H. Barnes
HYDE Park Mrs S. Stowe, Morristown
Mrs. A. Jones, Woicott On Ornamental
Work and Painting, Mrs. Geo. W. Doty
Morristown Mrs A. RBailey Elmore
Mrs P. s. Benjamin, Wolcott. On En-
broidery and Flowers, Mrs E. N. Gitfor
Wolcott; Mrs. P. X. Gleed. Mrs. d. [
. Eaton, Morristown. On 7rotting, lr
Dwinell, Samuel Swasey, Morristow
Martin Marvin, Cambridge
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n II. MILAN, Merchant Tailor; yonnsoh, on
VI. Vt. AN work done by him wiz ps IN ae sne
best manner and warranted to ~, Ch'shi Chan1ie eo"'
sor others to make. Terms cash. ooyis
EDWARD j. TAYLOR. house.painter, motifs,
Eville. VT. He Ia prepared TO 90 AZ knos o,s, ~
work belonging to hp procession n..ss'f 80 fnraitnre
stained vanished and MADE coon As sEw' WI
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upille Aewsdealer
,,sHrp EVERY WEDNESDAY.
!. Dark. LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.

epLIsHED ENE"'
Dark. LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.
,.,.s of Advertising.
..sr . $50 IS mos. $35 8 mos. SIS;
n II year, $685. 8 mos so' s mos slo'l
i. wear, SIS 6 mos. $40; 8 mos. 81;
\ B. year, slo' 6 mos 81 8 mos 81 :
~, 5,. charged at 10 cts per line for three
I''' two insertions, 8 cts. line; one
L.,tiou, 6 cts a line.
FeIs!u" .ioss % each,-provided. they do not
no',vn .""ntv lines, in which case ten cents q
n be charged; ,u.0..oa ,ros oh,t.
'lDa.nSing la,I, poetry, five cents per line in
9B p Rim t 1M G
IN ALL rs BRANCHES
lY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
AT THIS OFFICE.
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-alls % .
Physician


E J.HAL., Physician and Surgeon, motifs,
Neville, VT Diseases Of the nose. throat auo
=lungs treated by the INHALATION OF ATonIhhp
/FLUIDs. The best style Of TRUssEs constantly on
hand. Vaccine Virus. fresh from kline, receiVec
list Of each quarter. o|yi
In II. GROVER. NJ. D.. Eclectic physician q
IL. surgeon. Hydepark. Vt. Office at the resi-
dence of Fred Bliss -
n ]. MElGs. Physician and Surgeon HYDE
,D Park, Vt. Office over T.. H. Noyes' store.
Also, examining surgeon for Lamoilie county.
g DR NONE g.nsa,,. has tfhsH as,sl rooRs Es.a. q.
NII1H-D where he will insert TEETH upon
the nunBRr BASE at from So to $40 per full sett
lower than any other Dentist In the state. a.
50 teeth cleaned, filled. and diseases OF the gums
treateda
,sa DENTIsTRY.-P W: J. PECK
MsF, IL dentist. johnson. Vt. Natur-
EsysSTTT3 al teeth put in the best state OF pre-,
VyvtEy servation. Diseases OF the gums
successfully treated Artificial teeth maze IN
,gery style known to the profession. 10
II !. HOLBRooK, NJ. D.. physician . ana sur
| eeon, Wolcott. Vt. Office at his resiaence, ., :
house formerly occupied by Root. omo0
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M MisteIl Il.
LUCY'S VISIT.

BY EMMA JANE FORREST.
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sr What is the great scrri6sr?--Fire.
la pin sfisui 1trsH JiIoI
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

Mr.. g. Mrs. Geo. W. Hendee, Mr.. &
Mrs. Ira Dwinell. Mr.. g.. Mrs. H. ID.
Bryant, Mr.. g. Mrs. Geo. May. Mr.. &
Mrs. E. w. Gram, Mr.. g. Mrs. G. W.
Fitch. ...
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HYDE PARK, VERMONT. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST o. 1866
THE LAMoILLE COUNTY AawIcULTuRAL

SOCIETY
wILLHoLD THEIR
FIRST ANNUAL FA r, AT MoRRIsvILLE,
On Tuesday aud Wednesday, September
25th and 26th, 1866.
A Brass Band will be in attendance.
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THEGAYEUIIrYs
KEoKuK. IOWA
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY %.

"a Il s. Z s. q I. I
R.a,se II fsiscEI RSlpA ssel. ~
chver Paris correspondent Of the ~ - 4Osk'
Dnilu Times, dscourses in recent letter on
Francb racing. and the fame of Gladiator ::
1.-THE racing fsver Mas brokeIf on. in Paris
.h;s snrinp with more violence than ever. The
succession of turf victories won by the famous
IrI1dinte,r, commencing with last yeara Der
by in England, soon after followed by the
Grand Prix de Paris, and since continued on
every occasion when this truly wonderful
horse has been aeompetitor, has gwen Al imf
mense imputus to the sporting passion HOfss
racing was founded in France some thirty
Years ago by Lord Seymour. and, until the
last decade, was confined to the Jockey Club !;
hut now it is the favorite amusement of the
entire ponnlation. The entrance fee to the
course of the Bots de Boulougne is one franc,
and last Sunday the receipts were sixty thous-
and franc. Of which only comparatively
small portion was derived from the higher
prices of admission to the tribunes. Gaadi-
dteur. as usual, carried off the principal purse,
and his victory was bostereusly greeted by
thirty thousand voices, men, women and child
rem pressing around the favorite as he was led
in after the race, struggling to obtain good
view of him, or even to touch him. Songs
have been written about him, his name is
mentioned in half dozen popular plays, and
has triumphs in England are called "the re-
venge of Waterloo" On this occasion saw
many of our countrymen and fair countrywo-
men on the course, evidently enjoying the
sport, and troubled with no compunctions Of
conscience whatever. One lady said to me,
in an apologize tone, "0f course, if 1 were
at home, | wouldn't think of going to the
races on Sunday; but here everybody does it,
so | suppose there isn't much harm in it, af-
ter all y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25
LONGEVITY IN THE UNITED SrarEs.-Ir

LONGEVITY IL THE UNITED STATES in
1860 there were III the United States one
thousand two hundred persons living in the
EerSbhc over one hundred years old Of
these} six hundred and eighty eight were
BLACK four hundred and forty white, forty six
musiatto. and twenty six Indian. Thus it
seems that the negrurace exhibits the greatest
rumber OF instances of extreme longevity
more than treble that of the white race, con-
sldering the relative number of the two races,
there being twenty-six millions of whites to
four or FIVE millions of blacks. OF the very
aged people, the females exceed the males in
number in all conditions of life. New \ ork
had fifty three inhabitants over one hundred
years OF age III 1860, of whom the oldest, a
female. was one hundred and twenty six years
old; Pennsylvania had thirty nine; Ohio
thirty Georgia and Tennessee thirty
TWO each. The oldest white person in the
Republic is claimed for South Carolina
female aged one hundred and forty years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

The Original and Best In the World, The only true
and perfect Haiz Dye. Harmless, Reliable and lnsan.
taneoue. Produces Immediately splendid Bisck or
asturst Brown, without injurngsh hairor skin REM
edies the III effects ofbad dyes. Sold by all Drnggsts
The genuine is signed william A. Batcnelor. Also,
TERMINATING EXTRACT OF MILLErLEURs,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair
aug2l-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR, NY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

THE Boston .4drertiser is only too near the
truth wheu It says with reference to the trial
ofJeff. Davis
''lt is painful fact that the public in gen.
eral have so little confidence in the serious
ness OF the proceedings now begun. that they
look upon the affair more with curiosity to
see what is to come next, than with the stern
was felt to be the regular course of the law
for the punishment of State offeuse.'' -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

C8LGAT4's AROMATIC yEGErA sLE SOAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oiia in combination with Glycerinei
and especially designed for the Of Ladies and
the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and itsw
ing properties unrivasd For sale by all druggists
febI3dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25
PnENIx MSuRA NcE c0MPAN
NEW YORK.

CAPITAL. ~
The Capital Of said Company actually raid --~a7~
up in Cash. 100000 90
The Surplus the LIST Gay Of Jsn Iso6-. 6ssle3 70
Tptal a.ouns d Capital and snrYass-. u ses.ls2 u
Amount OF FIKB Premiums written fron
Jan. Let TO Dc. 3lss lS6S fe23,1eo g.
Ditto Of MAH1kE INLAND FfeniumA e62.lo3 II
Total amount OF Premiums for the year N,4ssssl rs
Amount Of FIRE LOSSES paid, which ec-
CURED during the ST. ,425 %
Ditto MARINE and INLAND do. do. $40 1876 20
Total amount paid for Losses during year S8oe02l %
VIM. FULTON, Agent,
Hchsf0 kEOKUK, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25
A Point ON which all Physicians
Agree. A

Agree 5se
Out Of ten thousand regular physicians you cannot
and one who viii not say that stimulants and
are absolutely necessary in medical practice And yet
in bygone years humane practitioners have hestated
administer them. because the iendish ingenuity Of
wreches who make mere andise OF human fntruitsea
had polluted and deterioated them that the remedy
deemed dangerous the disease This perplexi-
ty Is happily done away with. Physicians know, be-
the rst analytical chemists ofthe age have dem
on.tr.ted the fact. that HosfErrnaS eRLKARArED
STOMACH BITTERS sre absolutely and entirely free
from all pernicious elements. Hence they have been in
roduced into the United States Army and are accepted
wherein the testimony Of the wise the intelligent and
the philanthropc s rated its just value the best
protective against and for all diseases arising from
impury in the air other unhealthy climate inhuen-
ces. that has been tested by experience In
OF Dyspepsr and Liver Complaint without quail
cation reservation that the Btters are nearly ID
falible anything prepared By human skill can be-
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