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NV Turk, dpfn To-
Glover is quiet but firm; 3a40o bags have been
sold. in lots, at 93al2c for Western and State
Timothy is only in moderate demand; with sales
of 200 bags ut s. 25a5 So. Flax remains dull Ut
previous rates. In canary there is little more bus
iness, and $50 bbis Sicily have been taken on pri
waite terms. There has been a considerable move
ment in linseed. and prices are materially higher
81 40. gold, having been paid, and 81 so asked
for parcels to arrive-the stock Is being rapidly
taken up. without corresponding shipments. The
sales are 10 600 bags Calcutta per "Mikado" sup
posed 81 81: 1855 do 10 arrive per eSian" 81 4o
and in Boston, $500 bag. per NAPLES" 81 a.
fShipping List,
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A LARGE and varied assortment Of Spring
Cassimeres and Broadcloths now opening at
the one price New York Store at fifty per
cent. reduction from fall prices. Several
pieces of best Black Silks and French
Printed Jackonets at reduced prices. All
goods marked in plain figures at the New
York Store. zap 21-d6t. sat tue-thu-w4t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

THE Register is rejoicing in the establish
ment of connections direct between De.
Moines and Geographic headquarters. The
Register now gets late telegraphic reports.
This makes II independent in the news line
and it has entered with fresh vigor upon ito
journalistic race, buoyed up with substantial
hope and prospects and feeling like 80 gian.
refreshed with news vire." So may prosper.
ity continue to shine upon il, for it has fairly
won it. We lately called Dies Moines q
"wooden town" We are in q state of alb
ject contnhon, Of most piteous penitential
self aossement and lachrymosity for thus
speaking of our capital city. Were il n he
done over again We "woodn't.n That
city's present is attractive, its future m,.
charged with promise, its distances mapn;s-
cent, it, Register an ornament to journalism.
its Dobbs wonderful fellow and its Sophro.
mia the delight Of her sex. There, Dixon,
we are ready TO make any further acknovl.
Judgements you may direct % it doe.n't il.
volvs . recommendation Of Dss Nome, :. |.
place to 60 for cheap boarding.
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Pittsburg OIL Market, April 30.

Re6ners were not disposed to offer any induce
ments in order to effect sales. They appear to
have an abiding faith that their time is near At
hand, besides the stock on the market remAininr
unsoid - hight The only transactions reported
were 500 brls bonded, July delivery, B, O.. At 43c
sales Of 1000 brls bonded, August, Philadelphia.
b. O., at 40 y gal. Free oil was not emo nired
for; prices nominal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

THEArRrcAL.-A full house greeted Mr.:
Fairclough in the play Of "Hamlet' last
evening. Albeit the house could have been
more densely crowded, and we should have
liked to have had it 80. Mr.. FaircloueA ap-
prehends well the character of Hamlet, the
genius of the play, and renders it with great
dramatic power. The late hour at which the
play closed, forbid any lengthy notice, or give
Mr.. Fairclough his merited commendation
for his success in character where medioc-
rity is pitiable. The house will doubtless be
crowded tonight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

TaE great object of persons who have be-
come debilitated and feel forewarned of dis
ease, is a remedy. Many think that bilious.
ness is the cause, and use medicine which
but feeds the disease. To all who feel thus,
we suggest tnat they try bottle of the Red
Jacket Bitters, which will invigorate the sys.
tenn and produce perfect health. d&wlt
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-. xsouis Market.

ST. LorIs, April Il.
Tobacco-Demand moro active, offerings small
and prices unchanged.
Cotton-Small sales u Sic.
Whisky-Better feeling with sales at 81 1sa2 10.
Flour Dull, with sales Super at IS 50a6 so;
Extras st So 75a7 rs; Double Extras ut 81 0oa9 co.
Spring Extras ct s. seas IS.
Wheat-No animation, and prices nominal and
unchanged.
Corn-A decline of Ease to-day, owing TO . big
rise in the river neeesstating the removal Of that
stored on the banks, and large receipts. Sales Of
Mixed and Yellow 60a64c white 70a75.
Oats-Firm At 43a46; . few choice lots brought
47c.
Rye-Smal sales at 5lc
Barley-Spring, 5oa66Ac Fall, 90c.
Pork-Steady. Sales 1t $2s 50 for City Ness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

VIZ notice that Messrs Hambleton 4 Huis.
camp are getting their goods into their old
stand. They have most effectually wiped out
the traces and damages Of the FIRE, and start
with their new institution looking - we'll as
though fires were intended for municipal i'm
provement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

MusIc.-Messrs. Root L Cady, Chicago,
send us couple Of pieces Of music. One is
. very pretty pathetic pieoe-'Lillie of the
Snow Storm, or, Please, Father, let US in. !"
The other, "Andy Veto,' is satirical and
dedicated to the Freedmens Bureau.
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Weekly Bank Statement.


NV YolK, Aprf.S.
Stocks strong; d, 'et, coupons Io7: DO $40 COZ
pons. -. los1S S. 1910 coupons ss1f d. year
certh new issue. 1856 Tenn s. Oh Treasury go, "a
series, io2 DO Sd s-ries los No IS 6a3 Erie s3s AZ
certs 50; . Tel SIN O asl.; Erie pfd II; Hudson
1oa; Reading loo1k; Mich So. Pitt 81; NV
"a; l2lx; TAW9ask
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

KLEIN L WoLF have removed their Hide
and Tallow Depot to the house formerly occu-
pied by Hess / Stern, on Main, between the
Levee and First streets. Customers will
please remember the place.
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HE EXCITEMENT on account Of the greas
bankrupt sale of books, silver ware, etc., in
the former railroad Office, at the corner of
Main and Second streets, continues Stand
ard works, the English classics, fine Albums,
and substantial silver and plated ware are for
sale at cost The stock is rapidly going
Call at once.
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P. ]. TALON desires all the ladies to call
on him to-day, to see the handsomest and
cheapest stock of millinery ever exhibited in
Keokuk.
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New Yerk 0oney Aarkss.
By Telegraph NEW YoKx, April -,
Money-nAsy at = cent. call loans.
Sterling ExchAnse-Dull 1o:1 *0l07x
Gold without decided change. opening at 81 9sss,
declining 70 1856 advancing 70 loss4; closing l2es
Government stocks sctive and isD1.c better
Rrsights to Liverpool quiet.
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FAcrosI.s.-Ths Chicago Repsblioe. ~.
that moro than forty new factorsaa. ~ ~.
Of them for tbs production Of woelea scs,Ss 49,
ars toabe eree9e1 in Illinois this su1ne,
The ea1itef ..pscysd b fbsu viii sxsosd :
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The falling Cd last year was owing to . pecu-
lariy unfavorable season but we understand that
| the crop Of this ysar promises to be IN immense
one.
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ihank God, that I have rot nv hat
back from this congregational aid disan-
pointed clergyman, turning it upside dow.
Inen y was reformed empty 70 him & the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

"A little girl showing her cousin, about
Tour years old, . star. said: ssThat star YOU
see up there is bigger than this world.n "No,
y am :" said she. eyes, It is" "Why,
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The Tobacco Crep u Missouri.

The st. Louis Repnbiicaa says:
Our State must soon become the lsrgest tobacco
growing and manufacturing one in the Union. Its
soil and climate admirably adapted to the pro
duction of the finest qualities brought to any mar
ket in the world, surprising even Virgins; and,
It being by far the most profitable crop that
can be raised, our planters are giving extensive
and increasing attention to its cultivation. The
inspections in this city for the last three years
were ~ follows:
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The river is slightly falling at this point.

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for May, has made
Its appearance on our table from LowaEY's
Literary Depot. The Star article Of this
great American Monthly, is poetical Yam
kee speech on the situation, by the famous
Hosea Biglow.
We are also indebted to LowREY for our
Yoke Folks, Magazine for girls and boys,
which is looked for very eagerly, at our
house, by several pairs of appreciative ewes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

MAPLE SYRuP.-A strictly choice article
can be found at Cox Trims, corner of 9Th
Main streets. Ct.
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'TIs said that Curtis have the prettiest
styles of prints in this city, If
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OIL Pa.ntinui


We have seen some of Middleton's Oil
Paintings-the Paintings which the public
press have spoken Of in such high terms, and
men of taste have admired so much.
Mr.. j. B. Parks, friend of the Artist,
who is stopping in the city for few days,
will receive orders for any Of the series, viz:
Washington, Martha Washington, jackson,
Clay, Webster, Douglas, Lincoln, Grant and
Sherman.
Hitherto, Oil Paintings of our great and
good men have been too costly, while most oil
the engravings are SO far from being true
hkenesses that no one with a decent regard
for artistic merit, or the illustrious subjects,
would hang them upon his walls.
But genius, by new process, places before
us. at low price, these valuable portraits,
equally as beautiful and durable as the best
efforts Of the brush. This is q rare chance
for our citizens and they should not let it es-
cape.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

MERCHANTS will end at Kramer, L Irwin
Co., fine stock Of goods at low figures. Be
sure and give them call. faprIl.2Ot.
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DU1E1moo A1D Du1D0o1 49, -.
D16fbS ~ ~ 51 tS1y - i
the city % otAsr dapaslnss1sof bsGises, ~
viii nosics bris1y - peoasss and eanmi.r
mon dealers, vAoa - soaA hays noticsd il
connsctioa Nth - rsaail s.sesy d1a1srs in
Sa1urday's papsr, had mot the lsaeA of our
article den prsvsntsduA
O. Second strsst, bstvssn Main snd John
con, i tho ho1ss Of Uazcn Z afArlsn. ! 6rm
recently fornsd, but Aayiag alrsad1 ! rood
and growing tads N. Unlcz has bsen fol
some tine in tie bninsss, and i Ven known
- Of the late firm Of Uslcn I DaAxR. Mr.
SrArIzs is popular and rsliabA business
man, and the house Is worthy Of large
success.
On johnson street, between Second and
Third, Nh. ]. c. Drake has opened com
mission and produce house, where he keeps
everything in the line Of his trade, and
especially fruits, FISH, and in their season the
most superb oysters. Mr.. DRAKR has many
friends and patrons, and his business il in .
prosperous condition.
On Main, between Sixth and Seventh, ID
the establishment of PoSD L MOONEY, another
new firm, but with growing business, and
promise of prosperity, which the gentlemen
composing it deserve.
On Main and Ninth streets. our friends s.
T. Pom L Co. have been in the business for
many years, and have prospered therein. The
good reputation Of the honse has been long
we'll established. They have host of patrons,
we'll filled, and their stock is kept recruited.
Their business this spring shows the increased
business Of our city this season over pas,
ones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

Mr.. ]. C. FIScRxR will lecture 1t the Court
House on Friday evening, April 27th, on the
Eight Hour system. A general attendance 10
invited. Lecture free. aprN At
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-24

nor SALE-One of the moot beautiful
ard desirable private residences in this sty loca-
esS OF sixth and Morgan Streets lot rs BY
lao feet With improv that &6000-two
story brick DWELLING with 10 or II large rooms good
brick stable and wood hous> two eierne and cellar
der tho hole hous. Lot With choice fruit
and in very desirable neighborhood This property
will Be cold at great bargain For particulars call
mch1s III. fRN-BYCK.
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EOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
- other fruit land: 10 acres in high state Of cult
Walton nrd+r fence With 100 fruit trees Of yxr
ous kiDds bearing Price SIS per scre. Also
70 adjoining the shove land, and In OF the
character with improvements but be all enclosed
By placing fence the road snali expense. Price
$40 $50 per This Land ted tbs
Of DR. Hicks about miles from eecond street.
Ksokut. For particulars enquire OF
mch1A III B. TEN EYCK.
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Down to the bottom 4 fast-we mean the
price Of dry goods at Phillips l. Kerr's. If
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
- Househoid Furniture u ~dect led In the 1~c
Company OF Hartford Homo Insxroace Gmponx
New York. and other Responsible stock companies fer
TO ave years 1t rates ranging from 20
per cent ON the Size hs the vhoe tire, or ~
chssp other responsible company For reist 10
information Insurance call the underss ned
give better indemnity than be found any
agency in thu section. ldee8j Fl B. TBN-kYCK
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ysagE sFas sS*--rA sTa Tgs 47sa ~ getggsyra
fssr 90 4 1oTsxHot r. foIapt IN
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NOR BALR---The residence and grounds formerly &C
cupted by nrs Ciendening, near toe corner OF I2th
and high Streets. Here b . chance purchase
uies cosy place for . small family Moderate price.
Title good sale Price S20oo-tsoo caAh, and bal
ancs in J, = and 3 year, IT psr cent. inseret.
inquire Of 81. D. TES-KYCK.
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We don't wish to be partial but Curtis
certainly have beautiful stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, and they are cheap. tt
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NOR SALE-A Two-ssoiy Brick Dwelling Horse,
E with eight rooms, lot 20 by 140-fwc stsbies, i've
woodsheds, and good veil II soft we'll
paved, and brick sde~ ak. Situated ond.su be-
tve fUath and Eleventh. Title good noeale.
Price q, 500. Enquire Of
feb2l HB TEN-EYCK
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THOR 6ALR--Ten acres Of land, represented In the
r. City Plat ~ letter J., in the tract Ksokuk.
authorized 10 eel this property 1t very great bar
gais II applied for soon. Title good ale En-
quire Of r. TKN-KTCK.
aprl-d Real Estate Agent,
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EOR SALE.-A two story frame dwelling
- hoaDA, With nix roosas AM fun lox situated 10
IL in block 20, the OF Bank and Hiheerts
strssts, In D. ". Klbonrne's Addition. ntls good
- nle. Price $500 Enquire Of EF+
mchl H. B TEN-EYCK
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NOR SALE-Twenty feet east side Of lot IL 1
Ia block 106 on the North side OF Main, near Sevent
street. Price ooo title good sale Enquire Of
feb2 TKN-EYCK.
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IroR SALE-The very desirable Brisk residence
II grounds OF ned and occupied BY A. Wilkin-
son. Eco, situated The Of 18th and High
House has or 10 rccms with all the modern improye
ments-larre frame harn-three very desirable lots at
taehed covered with fruit and trees Price
3 SEQ Title good sale. For further rAyteulsrs
enquire Of b. B. TEN-EfCk.
March 81, 1se6-
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LNoR eALE-Lot l. and 80 feet Of Lot 2 in Block ls0
j situated the corner Of seventh and Orleans It
hege lots covered With Fruit evergreen and other
ornamental tre@s together with fne growth OF shads
SteD The s4eaalk, and lAfHs eistern the back
part of ~ lot md really the finest badins lots in
that art sf the city Price 81 500 Iits perfect En-
quire Of janlel n. B. TEN-gYCK.
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4 wii,iAASos' Commissioners of rare.
j. " Bn1WS asG AVenauncn,s.
LEGAL NOTICES.
cUPRFNP COURT

CUPREMR COURT
> In the matter Of tho application the Mayor Alder
men and C"mmnnay OF the city OF New York relative to
the widening aud extending Of Ann Aret and Fulton street.
In the city ~ New YORK.
Pursuant to statutes ia such provided
Mayor Aldermen ana comfnonaiy OF the city
hereby give notice that they insad Ia hpply To tho su.
Term 81 said Court, to b. held ~ the CITY Hall,
a. ns .iy I" lew YORK, on STURDY. ,he Hth
that day thereafter counsel be hes RI.
for the appointment Of Commission Estimate and
sssment IN the above entitled matter that tho nature and
sent OF the improvement hereby Intended Il the widening
and extending Of Ann street aud FULTON street IN said
IN manner following that IL 10 say ihs northsfy side ~
Ann street between Park aud william ftrrei,
both side ~ Am street between William and todd
street. alan both sides of FULTON beecn William
and RYDER alley also tho ruhrry ado " Fton
street between Ryders alley ard Water street and tho
nnrhrfiy aldc Of luOn street between frinl and
South the city ~ New iork laid down DC.
hneated e-rtn map made BY Edward Boyle CITY Sur
nl~ tho Office ~ the Clrrk of
Council ~ the city 81 New York
RICHARD O'GOHMAN, Counsri 10 tho Corporation.
kTs ioRA. heb. u. 400
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
oren or connl''losrn: Sr ~. .so A,.r.,vrrr-


-No y Chambers street
Nkw foHR, Jan q
Notice II hereby Riren thai the A...os-nent . Of Tho
real and personal estate az the city ~ View YORK
and after Monday. January 1854 aud win open MI
the SDh dav Of April 1868 foe the correction aud
the equalization 81 tho al the aforsid
person estais 90 tbs city aud c0unty % New YORK Al
Tlcaon o. the commissioners during the period above
TONED n order 70 obtain Tho relief provided by law Tho
act ~ 1850 provides hq during The time the honks shall
"a pubic inseeton h~fenbefor- provided aprca
snlf argeved by the asiessef valuation " his Taa
or personal estate, 10 have tho ri. IL
such nprlictuon be made 10 relation 10 IN.
se'sed valuation OF real esia,s, u must 10 mado
and thsreupon the commissioners shall examine into
the complaint and n ia their Judgment tho IL
erroneous they shan the 70 lie corrected ff
such application % made Ia relation 70 the ssse@ae yaus
ton or erNonil estate. the anrapt shall br ped
der oh by the said who shall b. nnthnrzd
10 administer such oaths of Them and H. Ia his
their judgment, The assessment IN they shan
cause The Same 20 be Corrected and ~ the amount OF such
assessment they believe br and decitra their
decision thercoa ~i thirty dsys after said ctfion
shA have been NJ de 10 hem No redscon shall bs nadr
ny the Hoard Of supervisors ~ any assssanr: real and
personal estate npo.st under this unless u shall
pear under oath or Affirmation that the argved
unable 10 attend within the period bod for the
ton Of atcs by sickness ab.cnac rom The city
! X wMii'i,ffASsSoS' Commissioners Of rare.
j. " BR1wS And Avcasnents.
NoTIcE.-sPEctAL INSTRUCTION IN HARDNESS.
~ ing-A. OAKS, importer and roprieuir N Ito wen
known mhnufartoy of all articles unnan Hair AZ No
wooster street take. leave " Inform all the des
At ZANE farioy for the purpose Of giving ess9 IN said
art evening from ~ O'Clock Ladies win learn
the moderate terms for such lessons by calling the
address, No. Z wooster street y. v.
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sea o. f~st fnI.2fA~ s1fy H. So rssrsrf Tts
whfs sln b. pa fsturA " "a sst, sas s-stisus
aassd.
ak FEwtRD--LDsf NEDsYsDaT. DrH ~ 90
ElD inG frees a. So fcft So - ~
100, nng eiio AIS sn1 etsss - ~ ~ ~
shegs fs~tft 80 - p~sf ~ f.tafass y - 81 hfpsf~ti
~ iffcy tfas st1Fs.
Go~ mrwARD fpNr on arvDAT nnHwfEp.
TZD rs fss ia ~ ftaeHy a - Hs'tA @ae-s
fhufsh 80 wsy fftfa th~fN tNfe1ff t@fsTftf s
Hfls fufy 80 Nkf.e.f sfFnHf n Ftsf n ~ sr
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PTcU sONAi..

ILL MN or BoYs WHO SHIPPED ~ THE uxfrgn
n Stars navy July ts5t viii hear of something " th~
edVantg. BY ealing upon q. y. CHAck 1895 Yo'E street
Brooklyn, " Y.
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r,OR HfT.F-rAYxY's rArrwT srcRgTsnr SID
sssa6s "a fsHsi stfssA h~ar n1tt STRESS
I,rRsfrugK yOe SAW "A GOOD httcr wsLstr
KfisNssn Tatt@. ~ bafa ~siasi ths.fa raef sstsi
farst. fr1fa arf ashff Aftsita " - FattAfH
Artly a " Wa VERY tAirs sfset
no Fg~T-A Iapoy Tsyr ~ vrH~fYtRH ~ All
knaa f4tA 20 farrmh isfn. Aousss Isgtfs ~
hstftsfs Dsrretery. he. ! As.of flacs
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TrsE LECTURE SEASON.

V . wERfra avn AwWNfrAwNe Will nv TIM
n swAjss fss s~rsarw Y No. w. sssilshss. a. a..
IVA Asen~s harslst te4f.t - ~ - ~ $50 ssfefS
. sls.ss q jsass N Fsssss sss..
fwpoRTtwr rarvvnR3 pBfLr-roR nvwrf.wrF~
! sais al Ana hs~ teft nsaspn = AesonT. ~ Bf1af
80 49, nNttla feat ftas ave fa.
fFeeeae feeft VI rs4ts ~ aadfs8a "a elaff ~
49, TsfA Kaasaal " Aaktaas
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a., rrn Acgg ron sriEsDfD c0rrOs AID riy
~ NJ fsfss 10 rifles ffpaa nastaaaA. 0s s~o s1ssl
- FtntEtL 90 rn rtasi~sr
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALEs

A N AMERICAN WANTS A SITUATION AS FOREM AN
n on farm, or would take shares; brough
" with one q the best farmers Connecticut
forein Tor the last ten and bring reference
the highest order; is first class GOOD
carpenter or would take any situation Address Z. b. b.
I23 East 18th ST.. basement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-16

SEVEN YHARs' EXERCISE TO GIT 4 FoR-
ruSr.-An Englishman who recently died
in Leicester bequeathed a share Of his
property to his nephews, on the following
conditions:
As my nephews are fond OF indulginG
themselves in bed in the morning, and as
l wish them TO prove to the satisfaction Of
nv executors that they have got out oil
bed in the morning, and either employed
themselves in business or taken exercise IN
the open air, from FIVE to eight o'clock
eyery morning from the 9th Of April to
the 10th Of October, being three hour
each day; and from seven TO nine o'clock
in the morning from the 10th Of October
TO the 5th of April, being two hours every
morning; this Is to be done for some
years, during the FIRST seven years, to the
satisfaction Of my executors, who may
excuse them in case Of illness, but the task
mus, be made up when they are WELL and
IL they will not do this they shall not re-
ceive Any share Of my property. Temper
ance makes the faculties clear. and exer-
else makes them vigorous. Il IL temper
ance and exercise that alone ensure the
f.,est state for mental and bodily exsr-
ton.