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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-11
Original Notice.

1.-TWO ROBERT HAYwoOD-sir : Yen are hereby no
II t6ed that there is Gle 10 the office OF the
Di.trict Court At Reokuk Lee County and ttate Of
Iowa petition Of Mary Emma Hay wood, your wife
Ginning divorce from the bonds OF matTimony now
exisfng between you and her, and for 81 mopy the
sum OF $500 and other matters therein set forth
cunnt Of siu1 deertion for more than two years &C
Nos unless you be and appear ut the September tern
OF the District Court Keokuk Lee County Iowa and
defence according to the rules Of said Court
before ~ he second day Of said term 1851 de-
will be rendered and judgment entered pro eonfesfo
and petitioners request granted
MARY EMMA HAYWOOD Petitioner.
g. stsmpl By g. T MARSHALL, Solicitor
mny22 d4w--T1ts
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Aarx DE- MAGsoLIA.-T The prettiest thing, The
"swestest thing and the most Of il for the least
money II oTsrcomes the edor Of perzpiration
softens aud adds delcAey 10 the skin IL de
lightfui perfume; allays headache and infammA-
ton. and il necessary companion in the sich
room in the nursery and upon the toilet sidebosrd
II can be obtained everywhere at one dollar pei
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by al
Druggists.
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chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO June 10
Nothing doing at any Of tie Stock Yard, aud 30 no
report.
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Original N0TICE.-To Geo ". Har.
~ dcsy and Thos Hsrde-tv, R.s n schneiaer, for
merry WendAl widow, aud devsss % leonard Wenfsi
and George Schneider her hustshd Geo C. Anderson
Co larry Fulton, Samuel Bostnap, II. Mann, II
BeldiBg Trustee tor Mm kuadck. Margaret kuhen-
rick b. shrn Cox shelley, TLeophiiss Y. Gregg,
Thps Martin
ard each Of you hereby notified thst there is
file In the Once OF the Cletk Of the District
Corr OF Lee County iowa at Keoknk petition 81 Geo
" KiIbourne. cziring Of YOU the said W. Har
desty and Tnos HAfdesty the sum OF Sine Hundred
an reventy-fve dollars (f9T5l and praying against
Of the Il Of certain mortgage CIV u
the payment OF the ssid ard interest
vrying thr 10 loving described pro-ety Lots four ~
en- 1 eight ~ and twelve, ll2) n boek twentyone
l2l1 In Rfibourne's Addition % ths City OF Reoknk Lee
County, lows and also praying for decree for the sale
Of the sai mortgAged premises for the payment Of the
ssid debt.
Now Gner ypn appear thereto and defend before
OF the aecon day of the next term ~ the said District
Court sai1 Court to be h@gun and holden the second
MONDAY ip sepiember 1851. default III be entered ard
Judgment aud decree rendered thereon prayed or In
said petition RANKIN a. McCRAEY.
g. 4 n boc-Canceledl Attys for Pins
maJl4-dsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-11

No matter how dull things may be locally,
and how scarce "items are in the city, Il e
public expect them, and become sadly out
of humor when the local column is barren of
items. They seem TO think, and often so ex
press themselves, that the " fellow" whose
business it is to scare up and "run
down - locals is indolent, don't attend prop
erly to his business, and wouldn'twalk two
squares under the hotrays Of the sun TO "pick
mp small moiety OF news. In short he
gets thunder, whether he is really deserving
Of it or not. And when news is scarce, and
be tells his readers so, they throw the paper
down with scowl on their " face divine.
Yet what a change comes over them the
next morning should they see their names in
print, and the poor local calling them amia-
bic men, when they don't deserve it, and
commencing them to the patronage OF the
pubic Now the scowls that we're seen
have Iel--.si and a good nstured
smile plays upon iLeir features, and the pa.
per that was tossed away in i'll humor, is now
thrust into the hand of every customer and
visitor; il Is preserved-it is handed to the
wife and she lays It carefully away to be
looked at In the days of the future, to see what
fne things that much abused individual, the
editor, had TO say of " dear pa" who alscays
took the paper, and who nerer found fault
with It. Little charity is shown the press,
however much drudgery it may do for the
community, and the individuals who are most.
ly benefited by its labor are, alas, the first to
find fault, and instead Of throwing their pen
uiesinte its Golfers to keep trimming, too often,
sndef thsmistaken idea of saving a few cents,
deposit their pennies where they will never
be used In heralding to the world their bust
ness, and the inter tests of the community in
which thsy live. The press is the guardian
of, the community in which it is located. Il
the community is belied the press must cleal
it up. If the business of the community j,
endangered, by conflicting interests from
ahroad. the press is expected TO sound the
o1ezn~1f public improvement is contem-
- pIkt6d, calculated for common benefit, th'
pssf tho sditss b expected to rally oil in
e1sng - As-ssppers Of the measure. |
! Nm 3 snythiae ~ corrected in the com
un1iU - 1rss1 - b the FIRST to speak o
&6r6 - The he~er Of wood sns
- s1n111Iols everybody, and is con
- ne patronage and goo.
q
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Arrivals aud Departures Of keoknk Paskrtll
non ROY,

ron ROY,
Arrives On Tuesday and Friday, at 6 o'clocktp. n.
an Departs Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing, at o'clock
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IT, q. MarsIars Proclamation.


Unsd .zates Of Assrloa Southern Dirisson n ioaod
0w CLARK .Uait.d States Marshal Tor the State
Of Iowa, do kfeey give pubic notice that 10 TIE
Of United ststss sss,st copper T. tue' az,
in case seizursnd ie4ture Under acts OF Cot gress
DID on the 10th n lay, ls0' ia Marion eoaHty.
10 attach to- ito posssssioa for sale esso-
dy one olper ket4-. worm, obe log building ard
tbs land upon n the h situated, b-it su-
ataa In Marion AMY Iosa and described follows
n h.if OF {. Il y Section IS Township ~ Range IL
vest
AMI sisJ give b ~ na'cs Tat the tsne assigned
for the rsiuln tie 4th a. 81 June.
lsJ7 aud hereby ieIn3aish AID all person'
claiming any tue said copper stu r. al,
or kuswing or hs-ing sryihi u say why ths same
should be mned I'D sold 70 answer the demand
said spprlisit that they 30 aud apesT before the
sail Court be held 10 f9i the soutttrE Division,
District 81 lows, The united Stats Court Rm In the
city Of Ksok In I'D District, AZ special ierm 70 be
holden the hs 1ae~HAy in jams, 1851 a. ten O'clock
IN the that dsy then aud therd pose
clsm for the ard TO make their allegations In
1 that behs' q W. CLARK, Y. VI.
ma,ls-d II. fVlr5s, Deputy.
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U. ). Marshal's Procla mation.

United States Of a NC ira Soa1ern Dirdsion Of Iooa.
CIV CLAkK, Luited ststcs Marshal for the sta,e
4 OF Iowa, hereby give public notice that IN be
ease cd STATES zxanst twenty cords vt wood
Il al in OF SEE and forfeiture uvder acts OF
Congress did lth day of May, 1857 In Marion
county, aa attach ard take into my Iossesson, Tor
safe custody coal stow, two copper Kettles, tour
whkey barrels FIVE mash tGbs one 10Y CRATE, one Gu
cnmber pump, bushels COAL nse four-gzilon Jugs
one val. twenty bushe. one large trough, two pair
rtcey ards plane foof sdzs, bus TWEEN
ty feet onenoh rope eh-rs hse siue troughs one
ladJer irsue banding, twenty feet sausre
aud the land npon which the situated being sit
uat.d IN Marion eouuty Iowa and described as foows
| N W. ar OF the Section 90 Township &c, ls
I
Aud also awe public notice that The time assigned
for the the ith day Of June,
1851 and hereby admsniah and summons al. persons
caimi Any In ule -aid twenty cords OF wood
ct al O. knowing having anything TO ssy why the
saiie should he condsned and sold TO snswer he
demand said appellant that they be and appear be
fore said Court to be held AMI for th- SOU heru
division Disrict of lows the United states Court
ROOM tn. city Beoktt in aid D,stret, at spe-
cai term to be holden the frat Tuesday IN June,
1891 at ten &C ock in the thstd tn aud
/ there 4, tut.rpo-s a arsr, AID 10 make
their allegations in II
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ypy JoHysoN,



Arrives on Wednesday and Saturday, at b. N. d,
and Departs Thursday ana Monday, at a. N.
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rsw YORK money Market.
By telegraph Nrv YoRx. June 10.
GoId-Pirmer; opening at 36Is. advancing to Stl
closing Arm at 37iz
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st Louis "a arket.

Cincinnati Marxet.
BY Telegraph cIs'isNari, June 10.
Fl5ur-stesdy; moderate Jooeing demand: family sli
so eis TO- fsbe, sltGls.
Wheat -FAr demand ssles OF No winter at - IS No
ls3 40s2 IS
corp-Dull prices nominal at 1924 for MOL.
Oats-Fiym at s5.
Bys-HeId at $50, but sslssbe at close at over
40.
Barlsy-Duesl i0Al ". demand light.
Whisky-Firm at ~ Ia bold.
Mess Pork-pull. f22
Bulk Iexs-Dult AlD95<.
Bscon--D Dali ata
Lard--Aeld at lzM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-11

Arrives on Thursday and Sunday, at p. m.
and Departs on Friday and Tuesday, at a. m.
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New York Dry Goods L4arket.
By Telegraph aKw foEI. June 10.
Dry goods trade generally lacks activity yet market
steady fer most kiud Of cotton goods and fev kinds
Of blesehei uuriins there lie advance OF ~ per
yard such ar Lawrence and II mover, command
1914 In other goods no particular change Nsticnsl
Balmorsl sslris 81 per Dozen and Green Nation so
Amo,kssg DENNIS steady at 80
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Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL June i0-Noop
Breadstnrs-Qniet aud unchanged except Corn; sos.
Observation-Disclosures
LIVERPOOL June 10 "a p. m.
Rreadstufs-unehangsd
Cheese -AivAne, 10 for fac American.
Other articles unchanged.
LIvERPeot. June l0-Ere.
cotton-Dtclined Is sales Of midlIiug npisnds a
1ll< Orleans III
Brcsds,nfs-Q Quiet; without change.
Provi-inns-Du Il and unchanged.
Petroeum-peeiined 10 s..
Other articles urchspg-d
Lospos, June lo-Evs
misunderstanding.
0;her articles uraltered.
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u. y, Marsh s~sss 'amatiOn.
United Sates Of xmerscd, s5aheyn Dirisiop Of Iowr
n W. CLAIR United States Marshal for the State
OF IJ~s, do hereb, give public notcs that 10 the
OF the Unitcd states against ten thousand cigars
less in . of seizure and forfeiture under
kcts Of ougress did the 10Th day o. MSy, 1851 In
Pel Marion Co. Iowa, attach and take into my rosses
sion for rate custody ten thousand cigars less
And also give public notice that the time assigned
the Of said ant is On the ith day OF June
1867 an hereby .dmonish and summons all persons
claiming any in the said ten thonsabd cigsrS
ess showing or having any thing to say Why
the same should notts con4emned aud sold to ausw.r
the dsmaud Of said appeia that they be and appear
before said Court be sd In and for ths southern
Division Disirct Of Iowa. = the United States Court
term to holden on the AFst Tuesday In June, 1857
O'Clock 10 the OF that d., then and there
to n+rpose claim for the and 10 make their ale
gstisns Ia that behalf q. " CLARK. u.s. NJ.
mayls-dl4t a. FuLroS, Deputy.
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For sale.

For sale.
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on cor
n ner fth md Bank streets em0r~ciug nearly fsus
lots trick cottage dwelling. stAbe, voed and VISA
house and other oatbuding garden and large vAissJ
fruit ant eu,a trees choice varieties g-sres ber
ri,s &C In bearing tao large oisterns, Ac-, ke
Tbs property !. 10 good repair and offer the whole
fer sale iow price for cash half cash and bal
O o fsvorsbte Title perfect The vholes
for sale 3; LKSs than the house can Be built for.
inquire OF IENkfCk,
or II Ropristor cHAs. P. BIEGk
arrsdtf
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THOR sALRThrre very a. sirable lots, on xhich are
r. located twu-story trick o~eBK house, contain
ing seven large hri wash house aud vooe
house, together with Ia Ee brick stable, two arfs
csterns and lots we covered with cloce lot Of ftt
and other This property sin&ted or the eorsit
Of 4th and Morgan streets convenient 10 business ~
5000 half caxh balance IN aud two years A. ~
| msrrtl7 b. TEN-RFCK.
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II OF Ia Block Is, which 10 a four story brick,
metsi roof building, Is by 6o-And stone founda
lion Of rs By SO the balance Of the lot This proper
~ known the Arcade Building. and " situated
the OF LIST and Main streets ard will be sold for
about onshzif Whist the improvem. nrot sold
m will be rented for term OF years. Title good
| no sale. FOR further Information address
| mayte II. b. TkN-BTCk-
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NOR sALE.-A two-stoty brirk Dselling House, con
II tanning rooms cellar ci-terh frame barn; lot
57 aud l40 deep siua ed near the corner q
9Th ard Bank streets Title good or sslf.
ppanIre of raptlsl H. B TES-EYcK
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I,OR SALE One u lots, the corner Of liih and
r Morgan Streets well fenced and ornamental trees
IN front aud side walk both s4ss Price 500 cash
Title good or no sale. Esquire 81
aprT ~ b. TEN-EYCK.
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THOR sALE.--I<yt I. block no on the corner 81 tth
IN aud Timea on which is lsrated frsme Dwelling
House containing rooms. number d clossis sod
cistrrn aud cellar lot veil fnced, and will command
rent o. s2D per uso1th. Title good or M sale
Enquire u spri1 H. b Ika-FiOh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23

The Ithaca Yacht Ciab-Namcs OF the Yachts
Their Appearance and Owners-A Regatta
Expected. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

Ivxrroor.-stcamship Pslmyra-wr and Mrs n w Need
ham. y \ Mr. and Mrs Ciaghorn, Savannah: Mr. and
Mrs n A Mott, Miss Mary Mott and j \ Mott N ". A
Coolidge. Morrice and II Morrice Y; Miss Mary
Siyer. Dridgeport; Mrs Ahera Boston, Fred Hood y.
FOLSOM aud Jas Lvinssson, Y Mr. and Mrs huri.
sen New Orleans; Pepper Aabama; l. Simpson.
Chile; Kamsk, N Mr. and Mrs Geo smith P,sts,on Pa
Mr. and Mrs Morey, three children and servsnt Hamp.
den, VIM smith, Mobile, Doyle. Washington. Mrs N
LevsrIcs Nj. Jo.sga,n. A..ss.oa snd sr. rssalsr
Minnie 0ibbss Miss Mary 6bbes and servant 0hartes
tom Deloms and FsirsrA Havsns-snd others 10 The
stesrage.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Dr. J. B. wilcox, Of 81. Louis; Sidney Clark, Of Kan
sas; j. p Knssy Of Vermont, and Henry Gillespie, Of
England, stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Major General Hawk. Of North Carolina u stopping -
the - Julien Hotel
Baron Won Havre, Of Washington, ia stopping al the
Brsvoort House.
Captain A. J Brewer, OF Boston, Is stopping at the
Everett House
General Spanldng OF Utica; James A. Howell, OF the
United states Navy; o. Kenny and Judge vose OF Mas
sachusetts, stopping At the Fifth Avenue Hotel
DR. Abbott, Of the United States Navy; j. X. Flag.
OF Troy; g. NJ Barnard, OF Boston, and Walter Brown,
OF Portland, are stopping at the Hoffman House.
A. D. Young Of Washington; James r Fonda and
Moses Warren, OF Troy, and Poore, OF Washington.
are stopping at the Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23

SourHHpSxRs m SoUrH AwxRicA-A Rio Jsnero letter
says:Some Southern planters have purchased land ~
the district Of Champnas and attracting the aten-
ton OF the Brazilans by using the plough and otheg
Implements and the dealers In these articles driving
brisk trade. Those Americans who settled on the coa3
south OF Rio have erected sawmils and are nov SUD-
plying the Rio market with excellent timber --koests
Advertiser. Mar IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23

Therc werc eight deaths In vicksburg last week, o.
which Ave ooiored, aud OF theec only wn ovei
too years old Snoc the negroes became free The NOR
taity AMONG their young "a constantly increasing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23

The Maria unfortunately, was dsmasted on her re-
turn, between Jersey City and Hoboken being Al the
time advance of all except the Cornelia The prizes
awarded as foows:-First prize, nrst class Cor
nea second do, Siren; FIRST prize, second class,
Cyenet: second do, La CoquiIle. From this regatta
springs the contests which have annually taken place
under the auspices OF the club growing into favor
and moro the years advance. until the day is be
coming next to venerable Independence Day the out OF
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oFTlcERs or me clrp.

Mr. John C. stevens retained the position OF Commo-
dore for very many years. but upon resignng Mr. viii
liam Edgar OF the original founders OF the club,
elected TO hli his place. after retaining the Office
four years he also resigned Mr. Moses H. Grnnell
next rendered the honorable position, but declined to
accept Il In consequence OF a contemplated visit to
Europe at that period Mr. Edwin A. Stevens then
elected and until year 1865 the entire board chosen
with him retained their respective positions Az this
radical changes made In many matters OF i'm
portance TO the welfare OF the club new Office
created-that OF Rear Commodors-and Mr. william H.
Mcvicm was chosen to oil the place OF Mr. Stevens
Since thai pcrod other changes have taken place. the
list at present being
C5mmodue-Henry G. siebbins.
Tics tommodore-James q. Bennett, Jr.
Rear Commodore-Lloyd Phenix.
STANDARDIZATION Morton.
TreuS,asr-Rober 8 Hone
Mearrcr-Aifred W. Craven.
Regatta Conmia.s-w. W. Shipper, Fletcher westray,
A NJ Knapp.
YACHTS
The subjoIned list OF the yachts at present repre-
sen,ei by the New York Yacht Club together with the
names Of their owners their IN square feet their
tonnage, number OF crew. and the lengths Of boat
qurcd b. each
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Hosever Improbable il is very possible that the "pro-
Of Which the writer 1 srs
At the present day there are benevolent and pous per-
sons mot few-dismayed at the alarming increase OF
and patrons with the hope Of reciaming and
them.
Of which tho writer Of letter 70 the HKRALD speaks
may be the result OF similar benevolonce. l think
that the complaint was fatally deIecuve IN nos con-
words.
The rule is where the words necessase expose the
plaintiff TO public rdicue reproach, no explanation or
application OF the language used In the alleged libel Is
required but where they at all susceptible OF an
must be added by what the pleaders call nnuendo
coloquum. and in some cases oy bold
Among many cases 20 which could refer, ! mention
Capel % Jones "A Man Or. 8. $50 %. n q L.,
a5sl see also Hunt vs. Bennett no N. @ r., 1.3.
The order OF the Special Term should DO revised with
costs
copy. o. l. BARBOUR Reporter
LnoSARp, The plaintiffs complaint was dismissed
al the trial after the evidence for the plaintiff was con-
state facts suicicns 10 constitute cause o. action
The action for libel contained 10 letter published
In tho NKw YORK Herald, OF which the defendsn. y
the proprietor substantially alleging that prostitute
was under the patronage protection Of the plaintiff
Tho complaint alleges thai the publication refers 70
the plaintiff and thai he thereby charged with having
under his patronage or protection public prostitute
that II IL false, malicious and tends 10 inure MS repun
ton and expose HIM 70 public hatred and contempt
any time IL the leader does not state facts sufficient 20
constitute Of action 1t not unusual In such
70 allow amendment IL the defect 10 technical
and will not operate surprise II is in the discretion
OF the judge the trial whether TO refuse or allow the
amendment and ground OF exception arises from his
refusal 10 allow such amendment II ~ discretionary
The question comes up In tho same manner es u
y had arisen upon demurrer 70 the complaint the
objection taken not waived By answering the COM
plaint Code, section 14s
The Objectionable words In his actionabs or
otherwise according 10 the In which was IN
tended they should be understood The more allegation
q malicious intention IL not sufficient whore the words
90 ambiguous that they may be Understood 10 an
Innocent sense Nv brother Olerks hes well eSplaned
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s'IIiLADuLrHIA MANkErs.
PLiLaozLPuIl, November ).

PLiL.oGLPHti NoveI9er ,. 1871
FLouR-A sale Of about GOO bhls, ST.
Louis double extra was made for shipment,
on secret terms Sma;I sales for the sup
ply Of the trade at $7,50MS,5O for su-
relinc SS.50W9 30 for extras; S9,75Cg
II Cor low grade aud good mill Western
extra family; Sll@I2,25 for Pennsyl-
yana and Ohio do, and higher figures
for fancy lots, according TO quality.
WHEAT.-Sales Of 2000 bush, good
aud prime Pennsylvania and Southern
red at s. 50M2,55 z hush Rye is firm
and further sales of 1909 bush. Pennsy!
yania we're made at $I,73Ml,75. Corn
is less active, and only 1890 bash sold at
Sl,440i,45 for yellow, and $l,3SWl, 10
for Western mixed including lot of very
dry new yellow at 81 80. Oats are un-
changed and further sales Of 2000 bush.
we're reported at 74(07Sc.
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pR. SCEENCK'3
IiANDRAKE PILLS.

~, ''''oS'uHtc Ter CIi0ReI
,,o 'h's are eorpEei OF vsrious roots, having
''"G to rcnr the sccrc,.ons o. the liver "a
ina 10y ., and eitcc:ualy es Luo pill or mercury,
'''out produce NJ aay o. those G,arceuI,'o oy
Iater. ''''o" TIC lso o' '''o
i' bilious dsorCors these P;Iis may be ,scd wiz,
~, 'c' AZ they promote the discharge Of vitic:ei
$40 remove those ob.ir.>iious from the liver
ma o"''Ey ducts. whici arr the cane ec biIo,.
a..se''o1H in General.
s'HENcK'S MANDRAKE Pills cure sicS
Eea'aahe all disorders o. .!o Liver. Indicted hv
t-''o skin. cca.ci tonguc cotiveacss, trowrines,
''' = general feeling OF we=-incss rni lcss:tude.
HhS tiat The lvoi Is In torpid or obstructed
condition.
IN abort, tbcse PiIs may 30 used with navnn-
!lro IN oil ca'es when pargative alternative
medicine is re luirei
FeTr ask tor ''Dr. Sc.enc.'s Mandrake Piils,-
and o1arNc that the t'go hkencsscs oi the Doctor
arc on t.s Government staIap-onc when in ,ae lnat
stage oi oynsumpion, and The o;her IL III. prcscu,
heath.
Sold By al aDr,ggists and dealers Price 25 cent,
per box. Prize pal Office, no. Is North 9Th Street..
Philadelphia, Pa
General " fo!csa.c Agents: Dema. Barnes Il Co.
el Park Row Now York; 5. 3. Ilacc, f13 Bl.ti-
more S., Baf more, I'D. John d. Park, NE.
cor. OF Fourth and Walnu: ST.. Cincinnati. Ohio;
walker & Tror, l;i snd J2G Waia,h Avenue.
Chicago, III. Collins Brothers, soutkwes: corner
o: Second enIY.n, Sis., Ct Louie. No.
l45 { Ssa u. ca. NC. l. yr,
Jan so, 1871.
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EXECUTION OF THE FENIANS.

MANCHESTER, Nov 23.-Noon.-Al-
len, Larken and Gould, the convicted
tenlaus, have been executed. Allis quiet
here.
MANCHESTER, Nov. % 3-Evening.-
No outbreak has occurred, a-d all is qulct
here.
LONDON, Nov. 24-l0 p. M.-The ex-
pected demonstration Of sympathy for Al
len, Gould and Larten took place to-day
at noon. y funeral procession Of . 600
men formed and slowly marched to Hyde
Park. One of the most conspicuous OBJ
jccts in the line was large black banner
upon which were inscribed the words =
Mans inhumanity to man makes count
less thousands mourn" On the arrival
CT the mourners at Hyde Park solemn
meeting was organized Tired stands
had been erected on :he grounds. from
which, during the afternoon, the people
were addres,ed By various speakers.-
Strong appeals were made TO the sympa-
thies of the audience, aud the hurried ex-
ccuiions at Manchester were condemned
in bitter terms. Notwithstanding the ma
tuTe of the occasion aud The character Of
TIE assemblaee, good order prevailed, and
the police were not once called upon to
interfere.