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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

~ s. sss!ss 4 M. ssas ssastiis! iis;sl
.,s , Are u ss,s ssas H. &:
faiher used, and Kills his hogs Ia the sesoad
auarter.of the moon. He visits the village
on SATURDAY ao|l16rns ~ M6wss e06e9
y %suihiIso d Z. Nend Shpn q sls1
votes IL - d6fAeic nkkde II Huoo@
school is making havoc in the ranks Of the
sons of this class Of farmers, and some day
we NAV put up a tombstone At the head Of
the lasE one ofihe t9sa I'll
"a ~ n <-<eF n e 50 NES,
r "A FORTUNE Of 5000, 900 is seeking an owner
at Mobile, Ala. The heir TO the properly is
DR.. Bepiamia +. Patterson, formerly aspr-
oeon in the United States army, but has not
been heard OF since 1864, when he was at
Bermuda Hundred, Va, on Gen. Graham 8
lagsliff grSfET 8 qsasNTn
HIS Dnr1cvrrfss The chief diAieakiee
of Chelsides, the Greek minister of finance,
sse said to be q total want Of cash aud q total
want of. credit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

The knickerbocker tells an excellent story
OF Burchard, the reviyalist; not Of him exact
ly either, but at what happened al the close
of one of his meetings He was in the habit
OF addressing his congregation in this wise /.
Il am now going to pray and | want All
that desire TO be prayed Tor, TO send up their
names piece OF paper
On the occasion to which we refer, there
YVES at once sent up TO the desk quite pile
oil little slips of paper, with the names Oh
whose behalf he was 10 ''wrestle, as he said,
with the Almighty"
A pause soon ensued. when he said, 'Send
EN- up! | can pray for five thousand just AS
easy as can pray for dozen Send EN-
up II you haven't any paper, get up and
name the friend you want prayed Tor
At this stage Of the proceedings, man
whom We shall call Oziel Bnggs,a stall
wart man of six feet and a half in his stock.
inqs, notorious unbeliever, and wag to
boot rose in the midst OF the congregation, a
mark for all, and amidst the winks, and beck,
and smiles Of the auditory, saids
..Mr. Burchard, | want yon to pray fol
Jim Thompson :"
The reverend petitioner saw from the ex'
citement Of the audience, that Oziel was ,
'.hard case"
"what is your name, sir and who is Mr.
Thompson?
"Tts Jim Thompson he keeps tavern dowr
in Thompsonvine, and | keep apublic house
a little below him. De is an internal scoun-
drel, aud want you TO give him a lift" e.
but said Mr. Burchard, have 20,
faith in the efficacy Of prayer? Do you be-
lieve in the power of petition
THAT is n ither here nor there respond
ed Oziel - rant TO try IL ON him 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

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st",i spI = y, W -. -. =. - e
sSn1 1s ,s ~ n - I'm X - ~ y i
GSI !. n = -
I. s1Fp oses.~ss~p .~n-~ i. M
Bto0 p -. n es1 HO&k 01y kIpgsmA ksA
sAiananes. nnds,. excepted esops 81 Her-
netissiite sst q m Sbkttl tnters~ttsHE with The
s:3aa, IN bay Exp css from Rufaio, and arrives
IN Ns@ York Il 1890 p m
ITO A. II. Express Mail, sro~ Danktk, sun
days .xeettsu5s - ps al calsnahes 80 N :.
and CONNECTS ~ 10 IN 8Bxptess Wall from bu;-
fnlo and arrives n New York at s:os nj.
Ais p n New York Night press, Fl On
Innhisk, 81 nsi4ys s1eeti eo D.. stol- - caismsn
ca e:s5 p m, oi-as I3 W fsats nfnsfs 10
N tshitl aad arfvFs VS. scTk At12 D. "
ers for Boston and Nv~ England Cities.
~nn,r urrr.yn a, - VI - - n
~, 80. -. s,nr. snd M,cs,vsa s,ssst.. 'Sl'
\ an A. ~ new York Day Express. fsnn-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

"The Gray Mare IL the Better Herse.'
The application OF this proverb is we'll
known. but not so we'll the story on which it
is founded. A gentleman who had seen the
world, one day gave his eldest son span of
horses, chariot and basket of eggs. " DO
you, said be to the boy, Gravel on the
high road until you come to the first house in
which is a married couple. If you find that
TIE husband is the master there, give him one
OF the horses If, on the contrary, the wife
is the ruler, give her an egg. Return at once
If you part with horse, but do not come
back SO long as you keep both horses and
there is an egg remaining"
Away went the boy, full Of his mission,
and Just beyond the borders Of his fatber's
estate, 10 modest cottage. He alghted
from his chariot and knocked at the door.
The good wife opened it for him and courte
sled
'Isyour husband at homer
80 No;' but she would call him from the
hay>dsld.
In he came, wiping his brows. The young
man told them his errand.
why, says the wife, bridliug and rolling
the corner Of her apron, q always do es
John wants me 10 do; he is my master,
ain you. John - se
afheu,'' said the boy, i" am to give you
horse; which will you take p
:. think said John, "ss how that bay
gelding seems TO be the one as would suit me
the best
:" Ii we have a choice husband said the
wife. 81 think the bay mare will suit US
best
No. replied John, I" the bay gelding for
me he is more square in front, and his legs
are better
Now said the wife, " don't think so;
the gray mare is the better horse, and !
shall never be contented unless get that
one.
WelI.n said John, j" if your mind is get
on ii, I'll give up; well take the gray
mare"
i" Thank you said the boy, allow me
to give you an egg from this basket it is a
nice fresh one, and you can boil it hard or
soft. as your wife will allow.
The rest OF the story you may Imagine; the
young man came home with both horses, bu,
not an egg remained III the basket
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31
The White Pine Compound Cures

Gore Throat Cods Coughs. Mptheria Bronchitis, Spit
ting VI Hood snd Pulmonary Afseuess Gsssnaiy. IL
10 remar ksble Remedy Tor Kidney Compiaints Hsbe
te. p,icnlty Of yoldins Urins shedding the Kid
neys and BLADDER 9rssei and other eea plstnts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

VAtpE OF DAiLY PAPERS. within a
few years the daily paper was Of little real
yaiue to the farmer, for the simple reason
that he did not see its advantages; but now
he has learned It's value. il for no other use
than to post him on the value of his products
in the distant cities At this time no farmer
thai has q reasonable amount Of produce can
be found who does not take daily paper,
and few farmers can be found who do not
make it practice, when they come TO The
village market, to purchase = copy. a large
part Of the class last named take weekly
paper, but as these weekly papers are mostly
shorn of their city news, they purchase the
daily to obtain the city news and more ex>
tended reports Of the condition Of stAs 1sar-
kets. Ii is the teachings Of the daily press,
the information that they SEND out, that pre-,
vent the farmer from becoming the prey OF
eharners who COLD wheedie them out OF half
the value Of the products of their sun Drowned
toll.
The great anxiety for news during the war,
brought the daily papers inta nQtice IN We
rural districts, and now, alter peace is re-
stored, they cannot be dispensed with, for
their CONT nercial value iha telegraph and
the daily paper are al element Of wealth TO
the farmer, for they protect his sutefeses ~
giving him early and reliable information oil
lie Coalition OF the crops and OF the markets.
qhry do more, Tor they educate him by
gathering up al that il new in implemsnts,
seeds or culture, and send the facts to tbsil
.6resiaes 50 thai they MAY benefs By the dis.
n n an easy matter, 10 riding through tbs
country, TO point cat the farmers who take
the daiiy, the weekly, or no paper ~ oil. |
,oa yutes The house Of the latter you vii
ind : medical alnaaae, end On he window
s'7s ~ So sss4 aetsssS YIHTss
rf14.4 ASA
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L u W.
PERIODICAL DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES!

Ihsva tsste these Drops II MT practice ersr ten
and d. hekttAtr thFt 2DtAfnr rag yer
u4 IN deselopsd ~ mes r~-eartt Il n acts rover
fully positively ard Ia MESSY in Of f4fusle ir
"a syiiy, doe- hi. nosieies IL al receIt s
fails lie novsanfs Who have bseo iopg snhsr
erk are fnteb,sd Ii or ire boon OF health to-day
Athouxa powerful abd y si.iya, they psi fvctiy
har nl,s and n.sv Il as-d =. nl times except shen
ss@csaliy rrrhiiden IN tic drsstiors.
They have b.en extensively employed hy eminent
ph ysicisn Tn Frame F-gfar5. we'll R~ II NY
rsctsa y-ars rnd have yet 10 hear " the
r.t lrstance fali1re could give you Testimonials
Of sMescy ladies' all the northern and
He-frrn -fstet ther not in their nature rsiTsfe.
Over Toe 900 hesn sold :e ps.t var srd
hope End rus; nIs2y rrets have been benefited
an vel aware that rsiitsiJ pote9t 10 reneEeI
eb4trucfions may used for bad purpose. but uus
that where botteis thus used, may fall into
ifc hands o. rrr " nstsr @rferer- @N
10 all who safer fron. ans irre gnlsrlty. painful d1
cult excessive oftrsva ostrnrt4f N-rstrratian,
LurorrhsM Or ina rnsa M dfseases that Nf'-- would
-sy Try hotil+ o. DR. Lgaas tgsaeh Ifiodserf Drors
Beng fnid pr Iarsti6r thA action is cr@ difeel and
positive than AIRY phi posdsrs Explicit directions,
b. airing MP fsosin he, aeeesaauy each hottie.
They rnsy he ofsin~n Of neay every drngrst In tse
! couDfry OF ty sucles The price TO c. @. CLARK
CO.. New Haven c., General Agents for the IGitsd
Stat and Canada.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-17

Upon a call Of the House, il appeared
there was no quorum, and the House ad-
journed Rntil 9 A. NJ Monday. Eaa
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House OF Representatives..

House Of Representatives. t7s ~
The following bills were introduced,
passed first reading, and appropriately re-
ferred: 9 sIa-se - 10 lsnt u Or
By Mr.. Jordan: A hill to increase the
School Fund. The bill repeals all laws
prohibiting the sale of malt beer on the
Sabbath, and provides, that an annual
license tax of not less than eve nor more
than fifty dollars shall be laid oupon all
parties selling beer on Sunday, the pro-
eeeds of this tax to be appropriated to the
Common School Fund. fss@@
By Mr.. Coyle. A bill to annul section
$50 of the Code, SO that it shall read $1,000
instead Of $4,000, and section 354 Of the
Code, so that it shall read $40, 900 instead
of$l2,o0O. fEa f,4a7 a15 i9 G@te ''
By Mr. Brown A bill 10 repeal chap.
tersl. 2, 3,a4, 5, 6,7, and 8 oftitIe 5 Of the
Code. fo .asl as,{r.i 8di ay-2sirs7 q ~.
By Mr.. Reeves A bill 10 amend the
laws of the State inregaFd to Witnesses ID
criminal and misdeIneanor cases, and in
regard to taxing costs in certsin cases. soi
BY Mr.. Brown: A joint resolution pro.
Fiding for the appointment OF a jofns select
committee with instructions to inquire in
to the mode in which the several securities
and different funds have been managed in
the Office of the Comptroller how the ae-
counts have been kept in said Office, and
to inquire fully how all matters tonching
the financial interests of the State have
been managed in the several Offices of the
State The. resolution gives the committee
power 10 send for persons and papers, and
requires them 10 report te the Governor,
on or before the lst ofOctober next. Ii in
view of the facts submitted 10 him the
Governor be of the opinion that there has
been any violation of law, and that the in.
terest of the State requires Investigation, he
Is authorized to instruct the Attorney Gen.
sral TO institute judicial proceedings
against all such persons "a in his opinion
have been guilty of sueh violation of law.
Laid over. 81. ie.s as tIae i>
Senate joint resolution No. lS: To pay
the sum OF $400 to the reporter OF the Fra
zier trial. Passed. 5a sr 1F.1e-s1st5
BY Mr.. Prosser: A resolution granting
the use Of the Hall of the House, to the
National Division of the Sons of Temper.
ance for their next annual meeting to be
held in May or June, 1863. Laid over.
By Mr.. Bosom: A joint resolution all,
thorizing the Governor to borrow a sum of
money not to exceed four hundred thou
sand dollars, TO aid in the payment of the
interest on the public debt, falling due
January 4, 1868. Referred TO the Com
mittes on Finance and WAYS and Means.
Senate joint resolution No. 20. An-
thorizing the State Claim Agent at Wash
ington, to wind up the affairs of his Office.
Passed ss..s....
Upon call of the House, it appeared
there was no quorum, and the House ad-
journed until A. M. Monday. tis
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-17
Our Financial and CONNER
ciaI Column. .i5o.

Every department, Of business has an imme-
diate interest in the markets OF the country ana
in It's financial fluctuations and condition. Ihe
man who fails 70 keep himself properly ad-
yised as 20 the rise and fail Of the markets. aa
controlled by the laws Of demand and supply
and the relative condition of the currency, is
exposed 10 constant loss. and must necessarily
fan behind his iaore intelligent end enterprisins
neiehbors. In order to make our paper valuable
a. welt as interesting. we shall continue to
make this n SPECIAL FEaTURE. Our Daily
Market Reports. domestic and foreign. by tels'
Vraph. ana our City Reports gotten up at heavy
expense. have challenged the commentator OF
our best business men; while oureurrsnt man
ejal Reports from all the leading money een''s
Of ths country are fuller than have ever
published bJ any other Journal 10 iennesssee'
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In the Political Interests of
the People,

The UNION AND DISPATCH. as hereto
fore. viii take the Constitution and laws for its
guide; and in the discussion Of Hll the and
intricate questions and issues arising out OF the
extraordinary condition in which the country
placed. it viii udhere TO the principles an
teachings Of the founders and expositors OF our
government and institutions. 1t will endeaVor
90 guard with vigilance ana defend with uhwa-
voring earnestnsss and faith the rights and inte7
sts Of all the States, and the essential prinei-
ass which constitute the basis Of the Republic.
Wo shan oppose all invasions Of these and
zphoId. 10 the utmost Of our ability. the union
me States under them. Feeling that they
re endangered by the revolutionary schemes Of
Radical politicians who now bold the LeE's-
alive power OF the Government. We shall sbate
othins of our past opposition to their mea-
.srs With these views. which are no less thar
,,.,ouud eonyiciioas. we cannot and "il no.
hesitate 70 defend the unfortunate south
the aspOrsiona ana imposition hoapsa app is
oeopie. ana urge that JUsTIcE and NIGHT shal
IS usted ant 40 tneEi.
T .H aNfIt r
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suicide---ShOt by her Husband. efe.
UTICA, N. ", Nov. 16.- Robert Fl.
Pomeroy, late Cashier of the Mohawk Val
ley National Bank, committed suicide yes,
terday evening The act is said to have
been committed on account of alleged de.
falcation from the bank =
WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 15.-Mrs. J.
+. Shepperd was shot by her husband this
afternoon al CHrtis' farm, three miles from
this city. She had been living in Mr..
Curtis family as nurse, and Shepperd went
there this morning and had high words
with her. He then came to this city,
bought a pistol and returned and fired
at her several shots, from the effects OF
which she died in few minutes. The
Murderer ia still at large
The Tribune special says the finance bill
to be presented by Mr.. Sherman at the
next session Of Congress proposes TO con.
vert the debt as il natures into long CON
solidated loan, running not less than thirty
years, at SIX per cent, with one cent tar,
equivalent to five per cent loan. 1t is
| said he intends to press the matter on the
Senate with a-view to securing early legis-
lation on the subject
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-17

Ana for the special pleasure and profit Of he
young, each week We wih sive general literary
ana religious miscellany. Nothins shall hnd
SIS way into our columns unit for the perusai
the mothers and daughters Of the lsnd. Deprs-
eating the demoraliEing sensstionalism Of many
contemporary journals. we shah escheF that
chsrscteT, striving 20 give thereader substantial
naitsF preferring 70 be useful rather tLan
ensational.
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BANERUPT NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the Miidle- District sf Tennessee. In the
matter Of Samps0n Thomas, banErupt-In
Bankruptcy.
V1o WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: THE IN
Il dersignsd hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as assignee o. sampson lnoIass, Gf Shei-
byEille. 10 the eoaniy, Of Bedford and Stale Of
sajadssd bankrupt upon bis 0Sa petition b
the District Court 0t said dlliTiet shelby vile,
Oct. 81, lsG1.
DOve Oaw3H G. MOODY, Assignee
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Fran HensIuIu.

HoBoIULU, ey.2s-The United States
steamer Lsckawanna, French war steamer
Venus, aud the English war steamer
Alert are in port. The LackaWanna sails
on crHize to .windward of the Islands on
the 9th the Alert is bound for Valparaiso,
thence home; the enus arrived from To.
hita October25.
The master and steward of the English
bark Gorshing have been arrested for
smuggling The idaho spoke the whale
ship Hautilus al the entrance TO the hsrbor
OF Honolulu, bound in.
The Nicaragua steamer Amiaco sailed
to-day.
The yellow Jacket Mining Company
hare levied an assessment Of SI00 a share
OF stockholders,
Flour quiet at s. 5ol8- Wheat dull at
s. 45s2 IS. Legal tenders x.
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aANkRUPT NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the United State for
the Middle District OF Tennessee ia tpe
matter Of Eli MOfs. Bankrapt-ln bshK-
Tuptcy.
10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN; THE uk-
dersizued hereby eives notice o. ~ aptniht
meut as sssignes Of Eli Mos. ef She elsyytiis. N
the county 0f Bedford and Stale OF 1entss--se.
within said district who has Desh 49, Jgassl ss.s.
bankrupt upon his Own PetitioH % the Diss5tt' s
cenTt IL ssii sistrist Shelbyyilie, Oct 81, isSf'
ye-s.ss--5rT CD. MOODY, Assignee.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-17

We shall constantly admonish the Soulnerh
people TO be self-reliant, and shall DO what we
may he abls to induce the establishment o'
manufactures IN oar midst for our home pro-
aasts. TO tits end We viii pay special attention
20 the COST and sTATIsEIos OF manafaetunng'
and exert ourselves to encourage the divsrs'h-
cation of Southern industries and the develop
peat Of Southern resources.
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

kNE & bodily SAW AlLI-S-aREAF
1 REDUCTION 10 prices. We aIs Offering Tor
ale al TedHeei prices a large TOT Of hrzf cisss
Portable EDEiness Stationary Engines and
Eoilers as follows One Stationary knGins
Wtthout boiler, forty horse power: one Sta
fi0pary Fazine without boiler. ten horse
po1ers one pair Doabis Ensines. ATTY horse
oQwsr, With tao boiler4. saeh twenty feet long
f1rty inches diameter; one sxira large Porfa
Portable Engine. 10 bY Is ineh cylinder two
Portable Engines, by - inch cylinder. Also,
several Lane hodley Saw Mills, With the in.
prQyed wrought iron bead blscks nnd solid iron
iFahes. JOHN r. DALE, Agent
With ]. b. PAUL q CO.,
60 South Market street Nashville, 1ehnsssse.
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louisville and Nashville
R A l. r o A ID
FALL SCHEDULE, 1867.
OCTORER 20. 1897,

Trains will run IS f0iloWs;
Leave Nashville ........I2-5O P. NJ. 60O A. M.
Arrive st Louisville 1000 p. M. 400 4. Al.
Both Trains make direct connection g. Lauis-
vile with the JsHsTSonFiiie Railroad Tor ST.
Louis, Cbiesso. Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Baiti-
more " ashingtoR. Philadelphia, and n eSF Tork.
Iine from Nashville te be8 York, foTty-ss.en
Eoars-over thirteen nouEs Guicker than any
other roEte. E-4
MoTrinz Irain froua Nashville connects with
Unsted states naii Inc steansrs iesvtnE tori9-
vtiie ar4-JJ ?. x, coure ectics AZ Cin-.ru1fi yTit1
early rlcrliug trains East. BsSgASS czEcEy1
fror HGsnvlle 10 81. LOUIS, CGicaso, Cirein-
ra1- and asirTlnciPaI Easi ieTn t.eS- - -, q
"a ICe 1880 p ". Train froI NasnVl-e e
dogs not run On SDNDAT.
Thrcasn rassenger train leaving franklin a.
rts a. *. ard Csallatin AZ g q A-Sl &EEiEins ~
Nashviiloats50A. =. x. and the tHtc u-h asserEeSf
IaayIaS NaFaviio az l-ag 2. X, IN .lSe2 Z = =
lin. 4. lAieA
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NORTHEAST, Pa, Nov. l6.-Weston ar
rived here at s.55, ffty miles
fron 6ylser Creek, ia ten hours and
five Minutes. He does not appear fafigued
in the least. He walked from the State
line to, Nerihsaai, Pa, SIX miles 10 ffiy-
six minntes.
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Fn~ in cIne,uuat,.

- CrEoTEEATI, Nov. l6.-A Ere yesterday
afternoon destroyed about twenty frame
buildings on the corner Of Lion and Clark
streets. Loss about $50 1000: partially in
sured.
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swnf Esk
Now is tha Time to Subscribe.
,ElNzH w8FEu5J So

BY A CONSOLIDATION Or THE lash
VILE UNION AND AMERICAN snd the
DISPATCH. and by the generous and united
support Of the UssoE AsD DfsPtfoH by the
patrsns Of both the former papers. the Propfr
tors are enabled 10 present Newspaper mine
70 unsurpassed IA this city or State.
IN FULLEEsS AND ACCURACY
NEWS, our paper will compare faEorsbiy I'm
the best in the entire country; and IN fayins
this, We only repeat the expressions OF many
our patrons, who are most capable OF Judging 10
uch mstters. .-- -.....
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Upon the Subject Of Agriculture

Ana kindred topics, we shall also give an ex-
tsusive variety Of valuable and interesting mat
tor--the best adapted 10 the farming classes %
our State, which will. in crest measure. sup
DIR the place Of a faulty agricultural paper
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-17
FREE OF CHARGE,
DISEASES or FEMALEs,
Diseases of a Private Nature,

Together With the ills which follow in their
train. Ills remedies are well known. fer there
Is scarcely a State in the Union which has not
furnished rim with patients whom be aas inva-
riably cured. Ef
Patients who cannot come % Nashville can
have the remedies applicable - their disorder
sent them. securely pgt up IA tue least possible
compass for safe transportation. =
Ladies need not hesitate 70 apply f5T advice,
Aipersdnai infsTview Is not Away necessary.
All correspondence IL confidential fnstTuct
through the medium 0f corresPondsuce for tho
proper administration Of medicine is, frsqusnfiY,
ah that is necessary. Oetlie Jdtt
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Death by Being TErowa from a
Carriage.

PmLADELFH1A, Nov. 16.-The report
in circulation that Gen Lyle, Sheriff elect,
was dying from the effect OF injuries re-
oeiyed two weeks ago, By being thrown
from s.cariage, is incorrect. He IS still
suffering from the accident, but bis life is
not In danrsr.
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REDUCTION OF RATES

We u-e rfati6cd at being able 20 state that
tbe very LARGE increase In the number oi cur
Dasly ana Tri-Werlly subscribers enables rs fo
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We do 50 the mere chcerfaiy because tue neees-
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