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It is tUorth the Attention Of cash buyers
to 20 to 1854 Main street for al kinds Of
dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, etc.
- 800. II "A WELLS
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Yesterday at Mrs. GogeR's, 353 Main
street, beauty and fashion thronged, and
to-day some new styles of French bon
nets will be on exhibition. A neat and
private parlor for our country friends,
353 Main street.
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FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
vINsON q DONAHUE, Agents.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The new
play, written expressly for Mrs. D. p.
Bowers, entitled Loue's Masquerade,
was produced for the first time in Mem
phis, last night. We regret that we are
not able to give an extended notice of it
this morning, but as the play is to be re-
peated tonight for the benefit Of this
talented Lazy, we will have a better
chance to judge of its merits. She well
deserves and will no doubt have a
crowded house tonight.
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COMMERCIAL r
Cor. Front and Jefferson.

HAVING purchased the interest OF Captain
II ]. W. MANCOBRT ia this establishment.
In entering upon the uuties as Proprietor, 1
promise that IN the ruture, as In the past, our
liable will be 81 ppiisd with
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THE COURIER.-We are pleased to
notice that our old friend Ed. A. Gar
land has again taken up the quill, He
was for a long time one of the proprie-
tors of the Holly Springs Reporter, but
is now publishing and editing the Water
Valley Courier, the firstnumber Of which
came to hand yesterday. 1t is a well
gotten up sheet, and We wish it all
orroaaoo
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Memphis and New Orleans Line.
For VieksDurg, Matches and New Or
leans.
Tbs magnificent steamers
ROBF. z. LEE AND GEN. QUITMAE.
VIII leave Memphis as above on
every alternate AI&
SAM H SHOCK,
mh3I # Passenger Agent
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FOR NEW E

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Packet.
For Vicksburg and New Orleans.
KENTON .......--. Dunlap master
This new and magnificent low II
pressure sJeamer will leave -
THIS DAY, I2th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO.. Agents,
Wharfboaf. foot Of Monroe ~,
apl2It or cor. Main ami Madison sts-
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC
TACLES, for sale at 2173 Main street,
by ] Gumbinger. Warranted IS repre-
scented. $1,000
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White Mdrseiges at 90 cents per yard
at NJ. Wolf & Co.'s. ap5 I'm
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Rosps, Poscs, 1t auction this morning
at 81 O'clock, by w. H. Passmore & Co.,
No. 2eO Second street, opposite Court
souara
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Nnn-Reafdent Notfce.

March a 1851. Qerk n Mas-al
Wight q McKisick, soils for complainant
mix IaE4Wa
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Look ont for Pathfinder, the thorough
brad Norman. a.- @a
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mast
viii leave -
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alexander Kid Gloves at N. Wolf &
Co.'S. APPS I'm
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Improve your sUOck Oy cTOssinB Win
the famous Canadian stallion.
Fans, PaFas0ls, Sunshades and
ladies umbrellas. all prices and
STYLES, lust received at Howell.
Wood Il Co.'s. Southern Palace.
S32 Main street. ap12St
KID Gioues at 81 per pair at 1854 Main
street. ap5tf II. B. WELLS
LARGE Tariety of late styles dress goods
at M. Wolf & Co.'s. apps Inn
Reid q Bro. have the finest assort-
ment of cloths. cassimeres and vestingsin
the city. l"
Coa1-Bigley, Mellersh Go, No. 81
Jefferson street, have splendid Pittsonrg
coal. Leave your orders. feo4-d
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Beautiful Residence for Scle.-The
beautiful residence occupied by NJ. G.
Galloway, on the corner Of Court and
Third streets, is offered for sale. The
property Is the most desirable in the city,
the title is perfect, and will be war
ranted to the purchaser. The property
belongs to VIM. Johnson, Of Charlotte,
n. c., and we are authorized By him to
make an immediate sale.
aprlI-2R ROYsTER, TREzEYANT & co.
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THE BEsT THE MARKET AFRORDs,
A First-Cla Hotel or None.

While especial attention VIII be paid TO the
general comfort OF the guests. Ny aim Is 70
keen aH. . -
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Miles Shoes just received at M. Wolf
&Co.'s. apo I'm
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LAW CouRT.-R, P. Duncan, d. NJ.
Wisdom and NJ. D. Trezevant were sworn
as attorneys of the court. The following
cases were disposed of yesterday!
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AEnEhAof 1890 1f '
Resolved on the Grand Jurors for
United States District Court Of West
tennessee, DOW an session at Memphis,
That our Acknowledgements are due TO
his honor, G. +. Trigg, judge presiding,
and the officers of this court for their
respectful and courteous treatment dur
ing our sitting as grand jurors at this
term.
c. B. Church, foreman grand jury U. ;. Court
District West Tenn. N. Honheimerl seere-
taru and tha eixtaen Ather Lnr0rs =
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Improve yoltr stock by crossing with
the famous Canadian stallion.
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4 Good Ting.-Our friends n. & J..
Hoffheimer, No. 2T6 Front row, have q
good thing on hand in the shape Of fine
old French brsndies and pure article of
Bourbon, as well as a good stock OF
groceries and plantation supplies. The
purchaser has only to call at this GUS
to be fully convinced that what we say
is true.
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Non-ResideDfN Notice.

J0HN O CREIGHTON. J P
"a Anil n .ragT ~wrr raun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

A Mr. Pleasant contemporary draws upon
retentive memory, and VIVID Imagination.
and palms the following off upon his readers
as yeritabe account of his recent expert
ence and observation in this bitter mouth of
Nav. 1851. If he had Withdrawn himself
into the distant past, or transported himself
to the far South. in the vicinity OF the Equa-
tor, his readers might have read with gusto,
but to ask them, while shivering around a
scanty fire, TO believe that the editor has had
such genial old fashioned experience Of
spring out west of Mt Pleasant, is suggestive
of an escape from that blessed institution 10
Gated eastward Of the aspiring village, the
modern ATHENS of Iowa, Hear The ed,
itor and decide whether it does not smack of
. rambling mind as well as rambling body
in this - murky month Of May:
eve haze been out in the sunshine of the long
delayed but now beautiful spring Season. We
have inhaled the breath Of the violet sdan West,
aud found ii refreshing we have listened to
| twittefing Hawkeyc birds and can say they sing
sweetlS We have looked upon garden, field, and
woodla IN, in city and country, and were ehsfrned
with their beanty-in a word the bright sun Shine
| and ETHEREAL niiness Of May seems to have called
forth whrtevs or of besuty and life is to be found in
nature animate or inenimste. City aud country
alike feel the charmed influence. and are full OF
life activity labor. The farmer, no longer
chilled nth fros, bitten thoughts of blasted fruit
trees and frozen buds, throws of his coat breaks
up the soil and casts his grain into the eaEth with
hopefu prospects Of an abundant harvest
We don't believe that the farmers therea-
way are so insane, and as for the Z Hawk
eye birds and flowers, we repel this SANDER
on their instincts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

President JOHNSON offered by proclama>
ton q reward of hundred thousand dollars
for the arrest Of JEFF. Davis, as a potter of
the assassination of President Lincoln: and
proclaimed in dozen speeches that treason
was crime, the highest crime known to civ.
ilization, and that traitors should be GUN.
ished.
In a few weeks this same Andrew johnson,
battered by fawning traitors, and corrupted
by vile women, and instigated by the desire
to become the Chief Of the South, be.
cause better men, gallant soldiers, stood in
his way in the North, engaged with
with Mrs Cobb in the pardon brokerage bust
ness, and instead Of furnishing traitors par
doned and promoted them; and sought to re-
instate them in power in the South, and, BY
the aid of the Copperheads, to restore them
also to power over the Union, with himself
as their Chief in the Presidential chair
Sntraitor has been punished, and, at lengtb
b. his ~ arts Andy johnson has succeeded
in inducing Greeley to aid m carrying out the
Presidential programme for the release of
the chief Of the traitors, and to bear the burden
of the public odium attaching to heinfamous
proceeding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28
Republican State Convention.

The eleventh annual Republican State Convention o.
Iowa will be held at Des Moines Hedncsday the lah
day Of yun< A. D. 1867 at 10 O'clock M for the p.r
pose q nonins,nx cedidaies for he following STATS
ofseers, 70 be Allied at the next general election
One person for the Office OF Governor
One person for the ONCE OF Lieutenant Governor
One person for the once Of Judge Ct the Supreme
Court
And on. person for the once Of superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
rhsrstic Of rrprssensation will Be - foievs, via /;
One asisssss nom esrh county, and one akdteps dele
Estsfhf sswy hnpdrsd votes, fractional part Of
hundred votes my, cast at the last election for
Hon. I'd. Wright for Secretary Of State
All Who supported the nominees and principles of the
Republican party II the iast geusra election
daily invited take part I'm sending delegates to this
convention.
By order of the Republican State Central Commit,
April 20, 1867. M. 4 oUrrA Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

THK Rebels of the South, and the Copper.
heads Of the North, threaten US With = war
of races down South if we persist in advocat.
Ing Republican principles, on that sacred
soil They mean they viii fight to proven,
free discussion, and the inauguration of Re,
pphiican principles, and the Republican par.
~, down in Dixie.
Well, blast them, let them fight if they are
not satisfied with their experience, in tina,
line, and we win try TO give them I" belly
fall" when they commence it again.
The fact is there is . general impression
hereaway, amongst our 81 BOYS in blue..' that
they did not give them enough, and very
natural desire to take another "crack at
them, and If they are spelling for igh,, +"
Just let them "pitch in"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

THrRs is q rumor to the effect that Rosa
Bonheur. the celebrated animal painter, has
become insane, her madness consisting IN
fancying herself an ANIMAL goat being the
creature into which the great artistic believes
herself transformed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28
Republican County Convention.

No. cos.cntor 81 The Union Rep uhiicsna q Lee
oouny val be ksld 4 0aarlsrcs on Saisrday, se "a
da, Of yne D. 1861, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates the Republican State Convention to be held
at Dss Moines June 10th, 1867.
BY order Of the Union Republican Central COMMITTEES
BE- MERRIAM, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

To TAKE Our GREASE AND IsK Srors.-
Spirits Of ammonia viii take out spots Of
grease, ink, fruit stains, ETC., on clot6, silk,
muslin, or any other material without injury
TO the color of the fabric. II can be pur-
chasedlin small quantities of any chemist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

-ooee mich csvs sell in New Orleaas lpr
go nilk Il twenty centa quart; stzawbsr-
|11o1s ~ 30 quart, and turkeys Is pair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28
TIE CHICAGO TINES AND THE IOWA
DEMOCRACY.

The iowa Democracy having concluded
once more TO harmonic under the lead and
counsels and policy of A. C. Dodge, Ii. C.
Dean and Geo. W. Jones, the Chicago
Times still persists IN its warnings and pro-
testatans against their suicidal course. The
Times iartly realizes that it is engaged in a
fruitlcss $ labor of love-" and that the De-
rnocrey Of Iowa are bound to perdition On.
der thair old leaders, and on the most direct
route, aud in the following paragraph sur
renders them to their own wilful way in that
phllo' optical msnner, acquired no doubt by
the observation Of the destruction Of so MANY
OF its political friends North as we'll AS South
during the past five years, in which the edi-
tor become " used to it,
New, rtheless. II Iowa democrats thing tbey can
elect General Jackson this fall, let them try !,
They will not, OF course, elect him, but they " IN
show their perseverance,. We hope, however, bet
ter things. We hope that the few antiauat news.
papers, and politicians of the Jones and Dean
stripe---who still insist hat Richmond il no, i
ken, thar slavery is not dead, that the war is stll
going on,-wiii be thrown overheard They arr
the Joaahs Of the lows democratic ship II tossed
over aid swallowed by whale, it is to he hor~d
that the animal will keep them down, not only for
three days, but for all time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28
Special Notices.


Against the nitations and counter ellis Of HssTET-
rEes srpaAcH nrrTERs, with which the ? RAYS
who make dlshonorasie living, ~ prsyins rPon the
sick and suffering sndeavori1g 10 nood I'd na
k,,, of,hi. country Whenever these pAIsos sosasu
are discovered thy in lately prosecuted b, he
proprietor. whi e1peni thou aud. Of del sra annually
ia ,r.riag them bringing them e lustife With
In short mi functions have bern osta ned In the
c5ur, OF the Uaited State. aesnst number OF inei
y,dnal. at fru. sad salt. 20 prosrsa sgsint
several other, al Of wh names will ''n to 'h-
public Bat in sp~ 81 the Utmost vigilance std setvi-
" Of Their detective agents The upd-' signed are g"
coarse unable pr The pati ,arey sgatnst ~
ratio i limitations Of Standard National Tonic. every
request and readily v~ribie into ca as
United States Bonds TIeA-ury Estes They the e
for. .s xE.susf o. Ps,carrIas direct viisntion to
IN. saet that hnsly -nsrarsi label representing 81
George and the prszon, ard bssuti u proFri 'Ary
stamp 5.srirg the oieal epdor.emeui q the Govern
meut appear on ~ ~ hottie u the genuine TfkR-.
The aruele s further authenticated By iastare note
Of hand with the signature o'"Hossei,er 4 smith"
10 counterf Il which :. STATE PIsoa eriuas The true
sITrsRs are sod in bottes o'sly All aerer IN euik
m,vzsd.r Hh-rETFRg SMITH
"R,uoLplse Hr,vx. Isp Frrusa Hlu Very
properly describes those Who suffering from such acute
maladie. as Gravel DAB, It's deuly Of ,oding urine'
aad IKE comp lan's brh ID their fellows every band
In the ful visor - perfe health
Bn, every .ueh csn nod relief In pr ". Polands
v nit. Pine C ,rnosaui the never falling r-meey.
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,crs ~ CoponApo. letter from

p.o.pxcrs IN CouoRADo. "A letter from
Denver says
1.-THE opening offspring gives promise OF
development and larger yield from
onr mines and great improvement il bust.
ness. The swindling specnlations OF the past
four vears are a an end, and the money here
!. ftar n be- made out Of our mines is to be
don, by work. and not by bold lying or ex-
travao.nt m,srepre sensations. The economi'
cal application Of labor to our gold>bearing
iodes will this year bring rich results. First,
because practical men, and not fourth rate
banking clerks from the East are now msna-
ring our mining operations, second, becavse
money will be expended only upon tried
meshcds Of saving geld, and not upon worth
less machinery and new processes third,
because our miners have returned to legiti-
mats labor and are no longer spectators,
waiting for something to turn up.
The RICHMOND ExAxiSER.-This journal
has retired from the field of politics. In its
leading article yesterday it says
"In the present condition of Virginia, with
SO many considerations pointing to the inns
poftsnce Of devotion of all energies 70 tbs
IN a.eral advancement of the State, it appear
to us that there is little need Tor newspsper.
al a pOitlcAi eompfexioHs anu thns euSn "cc~
r. already more than supplied. We have,
therefore, resolved to convert the Eraminer
into journal strictly devoted to the dissem'
nation of news and the promotion OF the
practical development Of the resources o.
the State. and particularly of this city"
The Wing says The Examiner ha.
changed hands, and viii, from this morning.
be conducted BY the Examiner Publishing
Company with Thomas H. Wynne as Pres
dent, and Mr.. VIM. II. Wade and DR.. j. b
Rrock-experienced newspaper men-a'
managing sdi,oss The above named gen
tlemen, in conjunction with the printers o
the establishment, have taken the entir'
stock, each stakeholder having an equal in
terest in the concern. Mr.. Kelley retIrss from
its editorship. 1t will appear this morning II
new dress, and will be the size Of the Rich
mond Dispatch.
! Ma. Yorarr, the famous veterinary sur
! geon, who has been bitten eight or ten time
by rabid animals, says that crystals OF nitrai
OF silver, rubbed into the wound, will posi-
lively prevent hydrophobia in the bitten per
son or animal, as the case may be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28
RATCHELoK,s HAIR DYE.

This - endd faif Dye Is the beet IN the World The
only true and rryez DyeHArml-ss, Reliable In-tsnts
No di-ayp aufment. W ridiculous tints n at
ural Ulsek OF Btown Remedies the III effects q Bad
Dyes IhSgDrete- the hair u soft and beauts-
others irnitaton. aod should be avoided fold
b all Dras gi-ts sHd Psrfamsrs FACTORY u Barclay
street Sew York tdscl2 dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

Mr.. ROBERT bonner has been writing to
hissold riends in the Hartford Couranf office.
and says: = We have just commenced ope-
rations on the new building which am erect.
ing. II will cost me nearly one hundred and
fifty Thousand dollars, besides sixty>six thou.
sand dollars that paid for the ground. 1t
will be 6re-proof throughout. This is a
pretty big operation for an exjourneyman
printer Ia graduate of the old Couranf Office;
but | can afford it. was compelled not
very reluctantly. however-to swear to an in
come Of ,rde of over two hundred thou
sand dollars for the past year. We printed
three hundred and fifty thousand Ledgers
this week first edition. They are all gone,
and yesterday | ordered twenty Thousand
more. How many, in addition, we shall want
cannot Tell. as the orders from country deal.
ers are coming in all the time"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

For sale.
nSB Of the most desirable Residences In the Cty-a
" twostory brick Dvsling with nine rooms and good
cellar and cistsrn aud large brick Stable and wood
house Lot 60xf4o feet tanning variety OF the
most choice fruit and shrubbsry In this city situate
CORNER OF 10th and Biondsau streets. veotuk, Iowa
Require Of WM FULTON.
mai Real Relate Agent, No. 81 Main vt.
For sale.
4 ~ FkKr trout cad OF Lot Block 49, corner
lUU Fulton and i2th Streets be boaghs very low
}ood location tor building residsnce.
wM FULTON,
apps 81 Man street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

The Havana correspondent of the Y
Times is of the opinion that the war between
Spain and the Republics of Chill and Perm
will soon be renewed. in support of this
statement be says:
20 Saturday forenoon, the 18th inst.n,
the Spanish Pacific squadron, commanded by
Admiral Aendez Nunez, left its anchorage at
Santa @ &c Cuba, destined for Rio Janeiro
and Mentevtdeo. Several smaller yesseIs
had already gone, and few hours after the
sailing Of the squadron the frigaie vivas de
Toloss arrived fran Jamaica. As soon a.
she is provided with provisions and coal she
will leave for St. Thomas to join her com.
panionS The squadron willb Joined by the
iron>cad frgate Salamanca in Montevideo,
and the Cuba squadron wall send two or more
wooden frigates and the iron clad Tetpan.r
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

himself by his bold denunciations; also
Adam Croft, the sculptor, whose execu-
tions of beauty may be found throughout
Germany. They were frequenters of this
PLACE. They aud scores of literary men
and artists made this resort to eat broil-
ed sausages, rye bread and to drink aagons
of beer. Five hundred and ffty years
ago this was known as an old beer shop.
II is at least six hundred years old. Cru
saders have sat here and soldiers of Max
imilian, Charles Yth, Napoleon--teliing
their stories, draining their cups. Here
has resounded the song-hcre the jests
and hurrahs of six centuries. 1t is easy
to 60 down the steps of time in such a
town-so old, unch anged. SO quaint and
queer. -.s. ..... CARLETON.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
p NUMBER 81.

o
gy In no cline in the world is the art
and power Of pleasing carrisd to greater
perfection than IN sunny" Frauco. A
Parisian woman will do every thing for
the man she loves. She will anticipass
his most triAing wants: will light HIS
cigar, curl his hair. wax his moustache.
warm his slippers. relate pleasing dreamd
in which he figures as the hero and sS
the heroine, build caaieasr "a es5agne,
and people them with tdeai Creatures of
love and happiness, laugh. sing. and dance
for him--anything, everything to fascin-
ate and please !; and by Q thousand littlo
attentions. executed with grace and chcet.
fulness cannot but win the EeaEt of tho
most obdurate. Be he husband or lover,
When 6nce her affections are ccntered up.
on him, he becomes all the world to her.
and when hel alb andons her sbc commit
suicide or---fnds another.
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3usintss Gar0s.


| MEXICAN fE0USE, Hydepark Vermont.
Al. |. Nesuith proprietor. ~
rDEN POND HOUSE, Eden Mills. vt. h. 7.
! MARTIN. ProprfetCr. Lately Eden House.
{D. randall, f
ATERBURY Hotel. Waterbury, vt. N. p.
II Kcelcr proprietor, New house and new
rDlture. .. ..-
Il aOER[SVILLE HOUSE, Morrisyilfe, Vt, A.
j " spaulding, proprietor. The proprietor
ines t., be able to make the traveller leel At
bme. t".s II f
ktsB TRGH HOUSE. Trasburgh, VT, by j..
h .EdgertonStages leaVet his house daily for al
hlway stations. Horses and carriages to let. ~
1 UBBELL'S HOTEL, Wolcott. VT, Justus
4 Huhbeli, proprietor, on the stage road to
Ilsburg Convey to any part OF the coun-
IN snort notice. ' a|E # ~ VII.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

~ NNHtfN HftNI :
eg A letter from Naples mentions the
following curious fact So Lately, while
excavations we're being made at pompeii,
in presence of several persons Of distinc-
ton. the workmcn discovered bronze
vase. hermetically closed and enveloptd
in thick crystalized crdst, that having
been broken and the lid raised, the inter
ior Of the vessel was found to contsin q
considerable quantity Of water. AS no
marks of oxydation appeared within the
vase, some persons present ventured to
drink some Of the liquid. and all unani-
mously agreed in pronouncipg il clear,
fresh. aud Of remarkable softneas. Al
the destruction of Pompeii ty the ashes
Of vesuyius dates from the year 70 Of our
era. the water ii question has been pre-
served for nearly 1900 years"