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Hogshead OF salt from Mr.. Woodbury. Dana ;
donation from Mr.. Putnam; box of oranges
from Mr.. B. W. Jones; Dbl. of pickles from
Mr.. Andrew Sawyer; box of soap from Mr.. B.
Q. Fernald; bbl. of oyster crackers from Smith
d Co.; donation of coffee from Mr.. Grant
donation of coffee from Mr.. G. w. Clark. Fine
donations of sugar from the following gentle
men: ID. W. True & Co., N. L. Purington,
Lord & Crawford, Shaw & Haskell, Conant g.
Rand, Lynch, Fling & Drew, and Harris, Wood
bury & Atwood; also, donation of oysters from
Mr.. 81, Freeman. i 20 a't 'fai p
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o. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The April term of this
Court will open this morning, Judge Clifford presid-
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MUNICIPAL COURT, APRIL 81.

Ellen Cunningham, for drunkenness and disturb
once, was fined 8 and costs. Committed.
Timothy O'Brien, who committed the assault and
battery upon the colored man, as mentioned in the
Press OF Saturday, pleaded guilty. and was fined SO
and costs. Committed.
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i retail grocery. Would have objections to
buy out an old stand, one could be had reasonable
Address l.. II. H., 76t Sumner st. ap2Od3t*
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.44t H A IAR
ENTERTAIN.MENYJS

FJNHE Committee of Entertainments are happy to
Il present the following programme for the week of
the FAIR
MONDAY EVENING, April 23d-An opening ad-
dress by Gen. j. S. Chamberlain.
TU SDAY EVENING-"Uncle Toms CABIN by
the "Abyssinan Club"
WEDN ESDAY EVENING-The famous "Bardell
Triap'-in the Court Room. at.ls lafiigr lal IHFss
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS-Two dra-
matte entertainments by the b. II. G. Dramatic
Club, who have been SO successful in their repre-
sentations during the winter.
apo W. Per Order.
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Wanted.


Rf Two young men good sized room, either fur
- nish2d or unfurnished in private dwelling in
some pleasant location. Address A. b. c.. Portland.
ap19-d1w*
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Established June 23, 1862.
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance.

Invariably IN advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch of space In
leneth OF column, constitute . square" =,
s1.5o per square daily first week: 70 cents pei
week after; three Insertions or less, $100; contnu-
Halt square, three insertions or less 75 cents one
week, ) LOO; 80 cents per week after.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs.,, 2, 50 90 ner souare
per week; three insertions or less $3.50.
SPECIAL NOTICES." S1.25 per square first inser-
ton and 20 cts. per square for each subsequent in
serton; halt square, $1.00 first insertion, 10 cts.
each subsequent insertion. 7
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every par
oil the Statc)for S100 per square for first insertion
and SO cents per square for each subsequent insor
tion.
~ JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch and all business pertaining to
the Office or Paper promptly transacted Oh applica-
tion as above.
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Whose death we record to-day, was model
OF industry, moderation and sobriety. No
man among us has for so many years pursued,
SO quietly and unobtrusively, a life of uniform
application to the business to which he was
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L. NJ. PATTEN, s. CO., Auctioncers, 1s Exchange st.
CASCO IRON COMPANY,

TNHE Stockholders of this Company are hereby no
Il titled that their annual meeting will be held at
No. 10 Exchange Street, on Tuesday, May sth next,
at 81 O'Clock L. NJ, to act on the following:
1st-TO choose Directors for the ensuing year.
2d-To act on any other business that may legally
come before them. j. L. FARMER,
1f.- Clerk of the Corporation.
Portland, April %, 1866. eodtd 7l
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Nov 23-dtf
StOne-Cattters W0aated.

NNTANTED Immediately, twelve good Stone- Cut
w ters to cut abutment and pier stone
Apply to tt JAMES ANDREWS,
Doc 27-dH . Biddeford
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EDUcArIoN OF FREEpMEN.

The special Washington dispatch of the
Boston Advertiser says it appears from a re-
cent correspondence between the President
and the Governor of Louisiana that the Off
GERS of the Freedmen's Bureau in that State
have been ordered to discontinue the collec-
ton of taxes for the education of the freed
people. The tax was levied by military order,
and the education was going on by Federal di-
rection. The Governor says that the people
of the State are in anxious expectation OF relief
from the President, "the more especially, he
adds, "since your Excellency's proclamation
declaring martial law at an end, and recogniz-
ing the complete restoration of peace" The
President responds that all orders and pro-
ceedings for the collection of taxes by the
Freedmen's Bureau, for the purpose of educa-
ton, have been suspended.
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Wanted.

SITUATION in some establishment, by young
N man having Thorough business education, and
is well posted in Bookkeeping in all forms. a
Apply to SIMONrON & KNIGHT.
apiOdH ...-I As Commercial st.
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Lost :!
, Wanted Immediately.

A PRIL 18th, a Bracelet of African Gold. The
N finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at
this Office. .t- ap21d3t*
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To Maj, Gen, G, Il, SMITH, Easi
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E. M. PATTEN s co, Auctioneers, Is Exchange S,
Livery Stock at Auction.

ON SATURDAY, April 2s, at 10 A. M at the
~ Stable now occupied by Samuel Wells, 90 Frank
lin near Federal street. the entire Livery Stock con
Carryalls, Top Buggies, 5 Jenny Linds Side
Spring Wagon, s Single and Double Sleigh Single
Harnesses, Double Harness, Volt and Buffalo
Robes (tiptop articlesl Carriage shawls, Halters,
Whips sc. E tff fII7'Il
At II o'clock seven Horses suitable for livery or
family use. - - ?
This stock is wen known to the public, and pur-
chasers will look out for this sale as every article
must be sold without the least reserve, the owner
leaving the city. APPS
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Wanted.

A N Agent in every town in the State of Maine to
IA sell new, convenient and useful patented arti-
Gle. Ladies or Gentlemen wishing for rare chance
to make money should call on, or address,,
j. HANKERSON & CO.,
80. e.. 100 Middle Street, .
Nov 23-dtf f-H Portland, Maine.
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q The ladies of the Refreshment Committee
gratefully acknowledge the following dona-
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APPLES JUST RECEIVED!
En BBLS. No. BALDWINS.
w rs BBLS. No. 2. To-. ---.-Ef I
90 BBLS. No. 1RUSSETTS. All in prime order
.rEH1sT1 S.P. BARBOUR,
April 23-d1ws No. % Lime Street.
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SENATOR FEssENDEN SICK WITH vARIOLoID.
A despatch to the New York Tribune saws
Senator Fessenden's illness has developed into
varioloid.
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REDUCED FARES. = $50 afi-i
Arrangements have been effected to transport pur-
chasers of Fair Tickets to and from Portland during
the week ior fare Tor half rates) as follows
On he Grard Trunk Railway from West Paris and
all intermediate stations AE Its M tr
On the Portland 81 Kennebec Railroad from Show
hegan and all intermediate stations. ~ II
On the Portland & Rochester Railroad from Saco
River and all intermediate stations t'At DIX
On the p. s. & p Railroad, from Biddeford and
Saco and all intermediate stations, Wednesday.
10Th, fday of Regatta, land Friday, 97th fetf y
Tile steamer Regulator during the week will make
one trip from Bangor and all Intermediate landings
at same rates. is fh3H = 8 s} y iHs1
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-10
COrOner's sale.

VpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME DIRECT
ND ed issued of the Circuit Court for tho Comfy
oil Union, State Of Oregon in favor of l. Geer, sheriff.
and against j. A. ]. Chapman ct al, have this day
levied the following described real estate, towit
The undivided half of the Saw-in (water-power) and
land cla which said mill is situate consistin of
100 acres of land, together with all the appartenances
belonging thereunto Tn, mill Is situated about si&
los above the town of Union Union county, on Cothc
Creek, and commonly known the Bennington Ifol-
brook sawmil will expose the Mt public sale in
front oil the Court House door in Union county, FRI
DAY, APRIL the 9th, between the hours of m and
.. n., and will sell the to the ghest bidder for
cash. to satisfy the of Sa02 5ll00 and interest from
the leth day ofNovember 1865, together with COSTS
CAAS ABERIEY,
ap8tI Coroner Union County.
La Grande, Union county, Oregon, March 10th, 1866
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Summons.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the
county of fWasco.-C. W. Brpback plaintiff, vs.. Samuel
Farman and - Mix, defendants.
TWO SAMUEL FARMAN AND - MIX, De'endants
Il You are hereby summoned and required to appear
and answer the complaint In tho above entitled action,
(Which has been filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the
County of Wasco) within sy weeks from the first publi
cation Of this summons; II you fail to do he plain
tn will take Judgment against you for the sum of Five
interest thereon from the day of October 1865 and
for the and dsbur, ements Of this action by order
Of the Hon. ]. g. Wilson, Judge Of the 9th Judicial Dis
trict. GATES & HAFT,
mr9-6w Attorneys fJr Plaintiff.
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sheriT's Sale of Real Property.

EDY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION issued by the
Clerk of the County Court IN and for Wasco Cour-
ty State Of Oregon ahd to directed in favor Of z.
Donne plaintiff, and against II. G. Atwel defendant,
for the Of Two Hundred and Thirty 40 100 dollars
action with interest and accruing COSTS have loved
nppn and will sell at pnbc auction before the Court
House door, In Dalles City, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th
day OF My 1885, between tho hours of 12 o'clock, NJ.
aud o'clock, T. NJ to tho highest Bidder fol- cash In
hand the west half OF Donation Claim Of r. G. Atwel,
Notification No. 8034 described as follows: "a part OF
sectons one (l) and twelve 2), Town North; Range
East, and Part Of Section ak 10y and az Town
North, Range East, contaningl00 acres. 49,. y.
CHARLES WHITE, sherlf
DyR. W. CRASDALL. Deputy.
Daes city, April 2, 1896.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIA,
Ena.f INN annlii.cl. lK N Mnrnl, 1SRR


Fort Vancouver, W. r., March 2S 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received for the TRANS
- PORTATION OF GOVERNMENT FREIGHT over
the following named routes:
LIST. From Fort Daes, Oregon, to Camps Curry, Wat
son and Wright. Bidders to state the price per pound
in CoIN, they will take the freight Tor.
Separate bids required for each Camp. Bids for this
service will DO received at Fort Daes Oregon, by Capt
James Gilliss A. O. NJ, U. $. A. and at this Office up
to IL NJ, on the LIST day of May, 1866.
I'd. From Waula W. 4 to Fort Colville, W. I.
The price per pound in Com to be stated by bidders
Bids for this service will be received at Fort Walla
ut this office. up to II NJ the LIST day of May 1856.
3D. From Wallua. W. r., to Fort Boise, l. Il. The
price per pound in Com to be stated by bidders for this
transportation Bids for this service will be received by
Capt. I. j. Eckcrson, A. Q. U. s. A., Fort Boise l.
T. and ut this Office up to II NJ the 10th day of May
1906.
4th. From Fort Dalles Oregon, to Fort Boise, l. T.,
the price per pound In Corn, which transportation
will be furnished this to be stated. Bids for
this service will be received Mt Fort Dallcs Oregon, by
Capt james Gss, A. O. NJ. u. S. Al Fort Boise l. T..
by Capt. T. j. Eckerson, A. O. NJ, u s. A.; and at this
Office. up to IL NJ, on the 18th dny of May, 1865.
Bidders for all the routes will be required to give
bonds with good and sufficient security for the faithful
them under this advertisement bids to be IN duplicate
and accompanied Uy oath of allegiance to the United
States.
The right to reject any or oil bids is reserved If
deemed best for the interest of the service,
All contracts made subject to the approval of the De-
partmcnt and Division COMMANDERS
Brevet It. Col. and Chief Gu rtermaster,
a3d1w&t.t stm1 Department of the Columbia.
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9ailg Wonatalneer.
GOLD BE ATING.

GOLD BEATING.
Of this wonderful business, so ex>
tensively manipulated in New York,
it is SAID that until recently, the art
was scarcely practised in this country.
What is wonderful about it is that
single grain OF gold may be beaton by
he hammer so as to cover seventy.
five square inches, which would leave
it less than the $50, 0,000th part of an
inch in thickness, or requiring more
than o million sheets to make q pile
three inches high This would be
about he l 200th part of tho thickness
Of common printing paper, and is ow-
ing to the extreme tenacity of gold
y pound of gold may be drawn into
wire that would reach around the
globe. A silver wire coated with the
,hinnest wash of gold may be drawn
10 an indefinite extent without break
ing tho coating so mu ch that it could
bo discovered, even with microscope.
The gold which is used for beating is
worry slightly. alloyed with silver and
copper, unless the leaf is to be ex.
posed to the weather, when pure gold
is used. 1t is first melted into an in
got, long and narrow, which on being
cooled, is passed through polished
steel rollers until it is reduced to
narrow ribbon about one S00th of an
inch in thickness. 1t then passes into
the hands of the beator. The gold
ribbon is cut into pieces of an. inch
pquare, and $50 of these are placed
between as many sheets of the vellum,
alternately, whom the beater lays on
with bis heavy hammer, beating the
pile about an hour, first with one hand
aud then with the other, shifting the
hammer without any pause. and very
doftly turning the book over or from
side to side, between the blows. By
this timo the pieces of gold will have
expanded to the size of the vellum,
when thoy are taken out and each
one is cut again into four. They are
again placed within sheets of vellum,
thus making pile of 600 out of the
original pieces, which are belabored
f)r another hour or more with ham.
mer Of less weight than the first
The faces of all the banners are
slightly convex, which causes the gold
to spread. When the beating is COM
pleted, the leaves of gold are again
subdivided by four, making twenty
four hundred in all, and are put into
three parcels Of eight hundred each,
the gold alternating with the vcllum
ms before, and each parcel is subjected
to another beating, more carefully ad.
ministered on account of the thinness
of the metal. The beating lasts for
FIVE or six hours, at the close of which
the edges of tho leaves, which are
quito uneven, are cut with asharpreed
as the gold adheres to metal knife
aud the leaf ready for use, is placed
in the books in which it is sold, each
leaf of gold being about three inches
square, and twenty-five making o
book. They are very seldom TORN OF
cracked.
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ChMreh Directory.

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN cHuaCH, 10 81
On Seventh rect between ain and Boudeau. servc.s
every Sabbath at IL =. and ~ p. Sabbath school
alta m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at y IN.
W Il CRAIs, Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET N X. CHURCB-on E1chang
Street. between Third and Fourth. Preaching every
sabbatha 1T Il and at y n. Sab ath tchool 1T
2HP.n. Prayer meeting on Wsdnt sday evenings.
JoHs Bunaass, Pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN -fiftb street, between
Milan and Bloudesa Services ever, sabbath u II m
| and "a p. m. sunday schoeislS an.
JAMS Baovg Pastor
FIRST PR.sBYrRRIAf-Cornrr High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath NJ II .. aud 7a
Sunday Schools In CnffsspnS. Pastor,
UNITARIAN ouURoH-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath 81 II .. M Sunday
| school Dan. h. HAsaALI. Psstor.
CHATHAM SQUARE n. 3. CHURoH-CorSer ofssv-
enth aad Nor gan Preaching every Sabbath
II and " .. N. Sabbath ecnool At - Public
| Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
n.H. WAAiHs, Pastor.
YIRsr Baptist CHURcH-rhird street. between
| Concert and High. su, day School ~ n Prearh-
ing At u . m. also at ~ .. Prayer msStss " ed
| nssday 1t ~ .. 1T Wssfovsns Pastor.
| CoNaREG .r1ONAL CHURcH-Hish bet cen
gfth and sia tn Services every Sabbath At II and
| 7Ap m. Sabbath School at y. n. Prayer meeting
| on Wednssdsy evenings. 9DoaaS rRkcnaI Pastor.
| ST JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHUsCH-nn vsrcsh stree
between Concert and High. Services every Sunday =
o'elo a. and O'Clock p. Sabbath school .
| o'cl'eka ". n. woopS Rector
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cnseaso msrs.s.

Chicago NaT set.
Bv Telegraph CHICAGO. Oct. Ia.
fiom-st' AZ aboat yssserday's pricss.
WheAt-Na .hsnse; prices cioesd Il 81 l192 IL & =
No Spring asls 81 o. for No sprtsg Ia \ J. R1e-
vstor, 81 81 90 mol spfihE 10 A, Coz 81 ss0l 60
for same il rshwesesn aud north side houses, Re-.
jscted sprini sold At ranges Of 81 Ssa9l 70.
Corn Coz detnsnd price lie higher saies 1t 82S<S
u for No l. g. ee9f for No esoco for rejected; es
for yellow 10 store, closng nrm At esk1ss for No |.
osnal Corn III at 10 light supply sales email astt
Mol.
0sts-rrm; sctive; changs In prioss sales Of
10 n So for No 2 3sasI,s In store
Rye-sseady .ad unchanged; No At Totasa No at 20
Bartsy-No ehspg~ sales OF No 81 u v2,ei ca NJ 2
1t 80 DG.; rtjess.d Ut ~ 10 STORE
Pro,ions-Dalt Meas p RI At ssa Dry sAitsd Should.
1t IA locee.
lArd--Prim~ iTDEI<
Groceries firm; further ADVANCE Of c per ID 90 Bio
Coffee. Porto Rico ami Aanard Sugars are also I<c
higher.
Csttie-Bsss 81 TO :; stock 6Os
Boss-e3s -
ehs.p-&os
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~ fsisgraph.l ssw Yosr. Oct 10
cattes-Mors astiv~ fully 10 higher; 1ia q for mid
diias spisDds.
gsear-<taist sitbout decided eharss; - osaio n
fr kxtrs Ess,r ~ to4ii IS Extra b. O, I'll so
els 30 fes trsds 1aads, eiostng quiet.
whisky-vtrn fsir demand; 10 bond Of u xIoa a.
Whsst-nors steady; o. 2sO2 10 for new Chicago
spdnG u 1o3 os oil Do; "a @ nsw MOL Racine
sprisC "a % choice Amber STAT; q II for new
Whit. csnsds.
Ays-Bhsds inner; new Western 81 IL
BarisyAors setiss aud lower 81 ~ for Can sds; Is
for Western. 81 : for stats.
Cors-Asc~ipts Is 10 bushsls- lie better, irish de-
wand eAiesy speculative .slss i,s 600 bush: ss,<osl
or inferior. ~ 81 for mixed Western anoat; esDe1
Wsstsra.
osss-Aetiss. ie better stsss for Chicago. sszeeI<
fsr Milwaukee.
o6e>-Duii
ensar-stesdy.
f.sr0isun-Dal aaea.,& for srud., 4ooSa for .,
6ned In bond
fork-Heavy and lower; ess oooSs I, ~ ..~
CLOSED st sSs o. cssh; ssi ooasl Is On Dor sqa -
- Tor prime also 1850 bb,s psv - - - =
seilsrs and ~ 10 bryer's option Sbr oesot.r.
hsst-Hsav,; sla oeois % ssv ~, - ma -
. 90 new extra nssa B~~f n.us no.,,.,
Dfs-ssa Hoss-Sh.; is,1olsk ~ w.,e.r,.
nsosa-onkse
Cat n.s-ssssas; i.1ol.x for sA,.la~x IA
ID ~ nana -
LArc-v~y heavy.
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financial ann Gomm.rtial.

CoaREc1ioS.--In giving Secretary MeCulioch's
exhibit for his forthcoming report, in Yesterdays
issue, the proof reader got it up too high, in the
figures. We doubt very much, whether there was
thirteen billions on hand June goth. 1866. We
only wish there Was that amount in the United
States Trnury then VIC could pay of the
deb, aud have ten billions left The table came
by teegraI Il and was very fsir specimen of that
mode of communicating figures. The table will
be corrected when correct copy is received by
mail and r-,,ublished.
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prominent Democrat on the street yes.
rerday expressed himself tired and disguised
with elections by the people. He preferred
the permaneuce and the quiet of monarch
cal government, and believed that the well
fare Of the country would be more surely
promoted by a change in the form of gov
eminent.
This was representative man, and he
spoke the opinion Of numbers of the party
who are anxious to see johnson continue his
encroachmeuts, and hope for his success in
kicking Congress out of the Capitol, and
usurping dictatorial powers.
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OH fogies do not take kindly to anything
new, as general thing. They distrust every
thing except what they have been accustomed
to using for the last twenty or thirty years
But the most venerable Of the fogies have
been constrained to acknowledge that the
Eclectic Cleanser cannot be equaled as
cleanser and purifier.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. (6t
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TIE quarterly exercises Of the Colored
Baptist Sabbath School will be held this
Sunday afternoon, at half past two o clock,
On 9Th street between Main and johnson.
All interested in the cause of freedom and
humanity, are invited to attend.
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fhis sneqaaisd prsparssion which possess the p~cu
liar proper ues Of restoring hair 70 Its col
and TO sssuns the color ~ poa sessed before
Il turned grey. 1t 10 permanent cure for dandrua
strengthens and enivtps the roots Of the hair gives
hair issfine and natural Doisture rures dandruA.
scurf, ~ hing and SORENESS Of tbs skia Psrsons that
have tiled this psepAr that thy have tried all
kinda OF Toni and Hair Rsstoratives. and bad
b<en sbe 10 ond say article that would produce the De
rsd rssuh until thew hsA tiled my lair fonic II has
cured ptrsons Who bad sod mssss Of ds~drpn oil knit
I'D and ce~sssd together In the shape u cap
Ing the whole head and In the course 81 thirty days
sfse sAsg ny Tonic the scarf and dandrus ali isaer
psarel and the hair, which hAA untl that tns bssa
r~svsstsd fFss growing. resumed tts former healthy
growth.
iaAs'ry Whose hsaA cossrs1 With tAiek coAttns
Of dandraG and scsrf Dentioasd above, snd whoes
hair had almost completely faen out shown the viz
tue Of this Tonic for in the cours 81 thsse weeks aFp
easioa ofit biz scalp assumed healthy coDdion aud
hi heir connsscs1 70 grow beautifully. TAis = only
o. the kind In . th0a0nA. coah nentios
aany osArs, but for want OF spaos aad ssse ~ pes
vented fro9 doing
Sold By 0nORGh cABUs. corner ofoseosA Al Mais
slrss1- Rrias 70 osa6 ~ bott,A braJ Alleoent 10
stssbs. s sw1&1o0
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THERE has been more improvements in the
way of building, in Keokuk this year, than
at any time for the past six years. This is
conceded by everybody. Our city is full OF
strangers who intend to remain amongst us.
Business houses and dwellings are in such
great demand that it will be necessary uex'
season to do much in erecting buildings fol
the occupation of families, as we'll as bust
ness houses for the accommodation Of mer
chants who contemplate settling here an,
participating in the immense trade that i
gradually drifting this way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-14

Mr.. KENNEDY, Street Supervisor, says that
about two hundred and eighty persons have
been notified to either work out or pay their
road tax, but have failed to come forward.
They are now notified to do so within one
week or take the consequences.