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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-24
DR.. sCRENCK's &
MANDRAKE PILLS.

Il SNCSEaCetCe Tor C0fO3ftet. e..
Those Pills are composed of various roots. having
the power to rel ak ihs secrctions OF tie liver 40
p"onp'jv and etfecius'ly rs blue pill or mercury,
and wi'bpu producing sny o. those dksgreeable OF
dangerous effects winch often fellow the uBs of the
latter. sa t- t.f vty
IL all bilious disorders theae Pills may be used With
coEi ence. as they promote The dscharge of vitatea
Bile and remove thoae distractions from the liver
nHd biDary ducts winch are the csuse Of bilious
affections in general. rr'. -.H - slv~
sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure BIck
ea1achc, and all daorders oi the Liver indicated by
ssllow skin, coated tongue, costiveness, drowsineas
and general ieeiing OF weariness and lassitude,
showing that the liver ia in q torpid or obstructed
cond ton. asf -.~f
In short, those Pills may be used with advan-
taqe In all casoa whom q puTgaiive or slterstiys
medicine "a required. 4FsstsFH fsss,
ease ask or DR.. Scheuck's Mandrake PilA,"
Gnd observe that tho two likenesses OF tho Doctor
are on tho Governmen stamp-one when in the las.
stage Of Consumption, and the other in his present
heath.
Bo by all Druggists and dealers. Price s6 esntA
per box. rrjnc pal Office No. 15 Ncrth 9Th Street.,
Philadelphia, Pa E&#fB% %
i'enera Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes q Co,
81 Park Row New YORK; 8. 8. Ha5,ee, 10a Baltl-
more ST.. Baltialor Md. John ID. Park, N. X.
cor. OF Fourth and Walnut 3D., Cincinnati, Ohio /,
Chicago, Ill. Collins Brothers. southwest corner
o. Second and Vine 5ts., st. Louis, Mo.
.Tl 4 a fAh & 9Th W. ea mo. l yr.
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thereof. Is entitled to be registered to vote.
and the words executive OF judicial Office
IN any State, in said cath mentioned, shall
Re construed to include oil civil offices CT at
ed by law for the administration of any
general law Of the State or for the admin
iS'rstion of Justice.
Syc. And be il further enacted, that
thei'ime fn- ccmplefing the original regis
tration provided fer 10 said act. may, in the
discretion Of the commander of anv dis'rict.
he extended n the first dpy of October
1867. and the Board Of Registration shall
have power, and il shall be their duty.
commencing fourteen DAYS prior to any elec-
ton under said act. and upon rcas Rable
public notice Of the time and place thereof,
10 revise, tor a period of five days, the reg
istration lists, and upon being satisfied that
any person not entitled thereto has been
rrg;starrd. 10 strike the name of such per
son from he list, and such person shall not
BE- allowed 10 vote, and such Board shall al
so during the same period add TO shch reg.
istrv the names Of all persons who, at that
time, possess the qualifications required by
said act, who have not been already regis
tered, and no person shall. at any time, be
registered, or % vote, BY reason of any Ex
fCllltNe pdTupH VT huiuGStf jUT ANY aCl bl
thing which, without such pardon or am
mostly. which diauuali6ei him from registra-
ton or voting.
SEC. s I at oil meub bers Of sid boq~ds
Of registration, and all rersnns hereafter
elected or appointed to Office in said mill
tary district. under any so called State or
municipal authority, or by the de all or ap-
pointment nf the district commanders shall
be required to take and sub crjbc to the
,ath Of office prescribed by law for the
officers Of the United States.
SEC. g. That no district commander or
member Of the board of registration, or nnv
officer or appointed under them. shall be
hound in his action hy anv opinion OF any
civil officer Of the United States.
SEC. 10 That secrion four Of sail last
named act shall be constructed to anthoriz
fhe cnmnan ling General na;ned therein.
whenever he shall deem it needfnl, to remove
any member of the board of registration
and appoint another in his stead, and fill
any vac"rtv IN such board
SEC II. That all provisions ofthis az, and
of the acts to which this is supplementary.
shall be construed literally, to the end that
all the intents thereof may be fully and
perft city carried nut.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-24
GUARDIANS SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order of the Probate
Court of Harrison County, Ohio, made on
the 2lst day of June, 1867, in the case of
James Latham, Guardian Of Viola V. Hill,
VS.. Viola v. Hill, his Ward, the undersign-
cd will, on the 18th day of August, A. D.,
1857, at 10 clock A. NJ, on the premises,
offer at public sale the following described
real estate. being lease-hold estate, situat-
ed in Moorefield township, County of Har-
rlson, State of Ohio, and Steubenville land
district, two miles Southeast Of Moore>
field, to wit: The East half of the s uth-
east quarter and also one acre off the East
side of the West half of the Southeast
quarter of Section No. 16. Township 10 in
Range 9, containing in all eighty-one acres,
three roods and tlirty-one perches more or
less Also the following real estate in the
Township, County, State and Land Dis
trict aforesaid, to wit: A part of the North
west quarter of Section 10, in Township 10.
Radge 6, containing forty acres. 4.
Terms of sale, one-third cash on day Of
sale, one-third in one and one-third In two
years from the day Of sale, to be 3 scured by
mortgage ON the premises sold and the de-
fsrred payments TO bear interest ut the rate
Of per cent. per annum payable annually,
@ @ JAMES LATHAM,
Guardian of Viola v. Hill
Julyi0, lS67-4w,
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IT is pleasant to recommend a really mer
itorious article, hence we ask those suffer.
ing from dyspepsia, Nervousness, or De-
bility, to try DIR. Stricklands Tonic. DR..
Il. NJ. Sans ordered 81 worth for J. c.
Hays, Decatur, Ala. T. Hart, New York
City, says sit cured me- where can / get it
for my friends?" Thus they write from all
quarters, 80
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-24
LIVES SAVED,
FOR so GEETS -f+''a.S

YEVHOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE
n ANNUALLY OF Group. Now moth
ers, if you W uld spend so cents, and al
ways have u bottle of DR.. Tobias Venetian
Llniment in the house, you never need fear
losing your little one when attacked with
this complain 1t is now years since /
have put up my Liniment, and never heard
of a child dying of Group when my Ilini>
inant was used; but hundreds of cases of
cures have been reported to me, and many
stateif it was 3 per bottle they would not
be without It. Besides which, it is Ger
tain cure for Cuts, Burns, Headache, Tooth
ache, Sore Throats, Swellings, Mumps,
Sores, and pains in the back and chest,
No one once tries it who Is ever without it,
1t is warranted erfectly safe to take inter-
nally' Full Dire Jtions with every bottle,
Sold by the Druggists. Depot, ST. Cortlandt
Street, New YORK,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-24
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,
The Union "DpStructiOn Bilp'
as 1t Passed Congress-,

The following is full synopsis of the bill
agreed to by TIE body calling itself Con-
gress of the United States. introduced and
pa sed to prevent tho States of the South
from having their just rights within the
Union.
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DEMOCRATIC stats TICAET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
ALLEN G. THURMAN, of Fr1nklia.
Pei. LIEUTENANT. GovENoR,
DANIEL 3. UHL, of Holmes.
TREASURER OF STATE,
G. FULTON, of Cra,cford.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
JOHN McELwEE, of Butler.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
FRANK VI. tzURO, Of Kaoz.
SUPREME JUDGE,
THOMAS M. KEY, of Hamilton.
COMPTROLLER OF TIE TREASURY.
VIM. SHERIDAN. ir., Of Wd3nn1s.
MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Tmqhooo
On Constitutional Amendment, ai~n9
Negroes the rioltto Tote and Hold Office,
kk%F% gg
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Chssrch Dtrecto,-ae.

WEsTMINsTRER PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 20. Son Seventh street. betvcep
Main and Blondeau Services every eabbesA !,
II :. m and P. m. Sabbath School ct !. d,
Prayer meeting every Wednesday 4 III. n,
IeoIIoo-iy ". 9. Clare, Pastsr.
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN-Cer,.r q Hi.h
sna Istn streets. Services every Sabbath It III I.
N. and T. m. Sunday School It " .. u.
aPr1o- DOLLY jams BRowx, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL cHURcH-Hira .t,,..
between Fifth and Sixth. Services evsry 0ah.
bath at | f. IN. and p. m. Ssbbssh School :,
P. IN. Prayer meeting ON Wednesday evenings
may 10 ee-iy GEoRes THAcnRR, Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET n. Il. cHURcH-ou
nxch:nge street. fetween Third and Fourth
freechtne every Sabbath at IL .. n. and n. =
Sabbath School At u p. m. Public Prayer Meetirs
on Wednesday evening. JoHs Buna.ss.
juiyl-66-ly p..,n
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. s. cHURcH-co,-
ner Of Seventh snj Morgan stress. Presehirs
every Sabbath 1t II = N. and p. N. Sabbat5
School ate :. m. Public Prayer MEETING 81
Wednesday evenings. Jony HAYrra'
aPrz7-'eo-ly Pastor.
FIRST PRE6BYTBRTAN- Corner HIsh ant
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath NJ ii 4
=. and m. Sunday sehosl It : =.
ST. J0HHB RPIsooPALcHURcn-o. q,
strsst bstwssa Concert - Hih. Services evr,
Sunday u II . .. and . ?. =. eabhetA eeSec
1t o'clock . =. " =. WOODS. Aseese,
FIRST BiprIsr cHURcR-c..r Z Nh.
dsas aad Eighth stsssAs. PnaaAane 4 II q :
and u Pr. Sunday eshesl = q 4. Z. PuhN,
Prayer Meeting - Ns1aeponv Svsoine, 8 n
s's'ssk. lfsslIN1 d.T.W1tsevuA Jas93.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

THE Hawk Eye thus describes the ;nsec.
trap and lantern recently invented by our
friend R. W. Pitman, Of West Point
IL ia an ordinary four sided lantern and An.
swers that purpose exceedingly well. By ,
very simple arrangement, the glass sides c.p
be withdrawn and four tin slides with t;xed
slah inserted in their place, while Il. Motion,
Of the lantern admits of slight GOVERN, !,
water. With the candle Lii and the ,.n,.-v
suspended before the hive, the trap is read,
for duty. The light shines brightly and or,
erts its singular influence on the moth. .nl
insects who are readily admitted through N,
tin Stats, which look like little shutter,
Once inside the flies are booked, and dro,
into the little reservoir below. There in ~;
IDENTITY death in the pot and y, sbonll
judge that the ,ise of this Continuance !. -
compined BY very fatal results. Wh., ~.
season is over, tie affair is still verv nod ).
. lantern, 20 that 4 is in service Ill IL ~.
round. From the simplicity Of the inv.r,;o,
We should judge il oaght to sell fbr .hon, ,
dollar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

ILL1xols DEEDs, juss printed, and for sale
as this ONCE in quantities to suit. We keep
On hand an hind Of Deeds and Mortgages
ofthe uost approved forms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS CoxrANY.-
The call of the Executive Committee, for tn,
final payment of subscriptions, states that the
success ofthe enterprise is assured beyond al
doubt. The Union has purchased considera
bic real estate for the management of it.
business, has extended its lines over thirteen
thousand miles of road, and established ovel
ffteen hundred offices. 1t will continue &c
extend its operations constantly and rapidly.
The circular says
"0ur company is no longer an experiment
1t is An established success.
1--WE have organized more miles Of line;
have more offices opened; have larger and
better outfit Of horses, wagons, safes and
other articles connected with the operative
branch Of the company, and are doing more
business than any of the old Express mouop>
olies; and when our stock scrip shall be
issued, it will be worth more than theirs, for
the reason that it represents more property,
and more business, and it has also the united
and hearty 'igood will'' of the business
public"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

II. STRONG, Esq, publishes > nots in the
Hdrkeye, correcting . statement in that
paper that the Valley Road il 70 b. cold
under recent Judgments against it He says
the abatement Ia entirely arronaona
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

BURLINGTON has emptied young scape-
grace into this place. The pure moral atmo-
sphere of this municipality may improve the
young chap, but we don't greatly need to im>
port demoralized individuals. The Hark-
Eye says: :" A young man, named Albert
Murphy, borrowed . saw from the wife oil
Fred. Bohmeister, and took il to an auction
store, where be disposed of 1t for eighty
cents. The owner of the saw traced it out
and got it back, but the boy, though he re,
turned to the store, WAS allowed to 70 of with
specious excuse, and he made tracks for
keoku where it is to be hoped he will re,
main
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

Lowry, ut the News Depot, has received
"Gody's Ladyas Book" for March. The
engravings are fne, and the List Of contents
highly attractive. Go and getit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

The Masonic celebration of the Odd inst.
is not monopolized, in Iowa, BY the Sir
knights of the Commandery here. There il
TO be Masonic demonstration ct Muscatine
on that day which, says the Journal, promises
to be fine affair. Rev. s. T. Allen delivers
tha oratian
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

RIVER RATEs.-The value of the Father OF
Waters as highway for our trade and com.
merce, is illustrated in this list of freigh.
rates for the season, from st. Louis TO New
Orleans. With the Mississippi taking our
products north and south, through the breadth
of the Land, and the great lakes and chain OF
canals to open the East to the West, the car
riers Of products should not monopolze the
profits of production. The rates are:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

That CoEvExrloS.-ws hope tina. R.pid.
Improvement Convention ct St, Lou.. 49,.
conpishsd some good; or 1t least TIA, 49,.
good may result from it in some d.6r;,. :.
inde6nits present or remote way. W..
~ yery sanguine on this score, bovev., T..
psocssdings were largely inspired nth ~.
spirit Of "How not to do it." nv...~;-
cus, acsiAs, earnest talkative mir, - :.
sure, but the end is "How No, - ~ !. !,
This may not be the fault ofany ON. ;nd;.;a
nal member Of that Convention, or .,v go
Der Of those memben Il probably =. !
eviaabls from the make up Of the Cop,.,.;a :.
In object, to be sure, ~ de6p;.. 80
specific, = " understood Il; Il -. u -.
ths easly opening 70 navigate. r q. -
and Lower Mississippi Rapid. Thu -. :.
enoegh JOB certainly for any one Cooy..,;os
Bat thsss vsfs delegates from Ill ov.r 49,.
non, The Nothvestsrn and Niddle s.....
especially, and svey man had his local ~
~ ssassl lis ss,issshls Asv, M !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

BURLINGTON has organized City Board Of
Trade. That's metropolitan extrsvagance
that Keokuk has as much right to commit A.
anybody. When shall we have Board Of
Trade +?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

MARION COUNTY oifers $1,000 reward 70,
the arrest of the thieves who recently robbed
the Treasurer ofics at Knoxville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

TIE District Court adjourned yesterday q
noon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-This best Of Ia.
dy's Magazines is upon our table, for March.
"Watcling Baby is handsomeplate. The
fashion plates and other illustrations are, al
usual, excellent. Several well known, and
some new contributors, appear, and the mum.
Der is equal to any Of its predecessors.
Published by Louis A. Cooley, Philadel
phis. So per annun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

view Ysrk Market.
By T.isgr.ph.l NEW YoRK. Feb. L.
Cotton-Qaist and stsad
Hour-Dall and loslse lower, sais Al Neoie 81 for
extra State.
whns--DulI and Aasc lower.
Barley and Rys-Duil and heavy.
Coma shade frmsr II q 0954Ol 10 In store and
81 1ox0i nls anoat.
osn-leac lower ct ssosss for sss~s and &c lot
good Ohio. delivered.
Porh-Daii and Asssy.
LArd-uschaa ed
D.ssssd Hogs-Duli
Buttsr-fnActtvs
whishy-Qgief and steady.
Parliamentary.
Europe.
wheat duh and 26Se; nrser pOsk dali and hss-
w. SO a12o IS and old sl9 e2ols 's lard very
dull
Msmphis Market.
BY Telegraph Mrnrns, Feb. Is.
Corn-Eirm at e6c@s1.
OAts-saDssc.
Hay-s3ss ~ per ton.
Cot,on-Duli II 1o0soc
Other nArksss remain unchanged.
Stock market.
BY reiegraph.l Asv Yosx. vsb. H.
stoeks extremely heavy. S2os. coupons "a. losls;
Of ~, lo7sE Of 'ss. io75z; loSs<: iosos 1915
53os Is SERIES loe ID and ID ssris 1o41S Tel 81
ny CosI; Erie 80; RssAing io<; n O los. eontAsrn
"a Ills Cent iisL. C&Pse oAff1
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1910 ~ 4 iiDo11Is
CAasess uasasa. NnI 4,
- 1saspspA.l cusalss. ~. -
Nsu-Dsn - nsasrs, aso = 40 1eo1e = -
sjstaS satss, aaAvl1 soo1AA SAesvqes.
vAaas--nsn - llepAisksslAM 2 poriaa ss'
- sds slssaa sasas = = =. es1sSssse azAs
d seol 6.
cpe.-Rrsassd ~ ao4e hsAsr; 10 eioss = -
- - rsjssssA = seosse.
oat,-Neeapceea I'D sealnal = 0ooe1s - NeA
Rys - Dxss,-AsesssasA. ssaaaai - sns1aaeses
RrcvsAoa-Dsll.
: Ma R~b-as seoas -
Lard-1NOa4-
prysn1ts4 esssIssgu M, Sesss. u.s.
preassa Hos,-Rsosps Hight and advanced i,olse
sales st q e0o5 -.
chpesee Live ssssk AArkss.
y 3Rrbh.l 0zsrAse. ~. IL
cs14s-Dssf sstls are sm - hsrttvs. Mere ,
soAs dsaasA sos shipptns and peekins aad sAvascsl
loolSe; salss 1t % loos 30. Receipts a. hssA.
Hog.-In good demand and arm and bsyess ioolss
80 bssas sGaisss q the eosrss Us1ss; sais = lo03
Receipts $500 Asad.
Cincinnati Marxss.
~ r,lssrsph.l csrmxAf1, Ysb. Ia
flour and 0rAin-- UnchAnGeo, aoo pux Httie oone.
cottoa-Hsld more firmly ~ 3oc fof niddlinE, but
iupsossnsnt In he demand.
Whisky-etsaAy y ~ in bad
Provisions unchssgsd.
M.e poek-ssA ss s9oo3o u 70 lniisd saasat.
Bulk ksats-Usehssgsd and dull. No demand ofanv
cSnssqusses.
Lard-Dull 1t 12c.
sesds-casvsr y 800 and Timothy . 80.
Butter and Chssse-stsady.
LATER.
our-Unchanged and quiet dsnAsd light and local.
saperaus - 23Ofo IS r - ring and vintss, el3 10
Il 81 s,r trad brands, s,d elAOls for fhney.
whsat-Hsn and scarce ~ - - for No spsiHs ~
q % for winter.
u o. for No SHIELDED In slsvaesr and IL
In sacks.
sOats-pun q Sc for ne1.
Rye-Tirm At 81 13Ol Is.
Aarisy-UacAaassA as1 eslE sals u ehoics ILL ct o.
Moo Pork-snaIl saiss 1t S9oO32 Is.
Bnlk nssas-neninaiiy unchanged. Shoulders 7Hs
Sides s1<c and cisas eidss i0I<c.
Bacon-stsady At s1<c for Shoulder and leNe for
ala
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

LlsDKNwAID," the homestead of the late
President Van Buren,, which was purchased
just after the death Of its illustrious owner bv
Mr.. Leonard W. Jerome, Of New York, has
again changed hands-Mr. Geo. Wilder, q
New York, being the purchaser. The sum OF
$4,000 was paid for it. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

bill for appropeina;oa is bssess stthse Hoass
Of Congrees. nselly svssy member ha1
his little pss something that shoaA rsosivs
IN sppropeiaEiaa, j ard he tass his
claim upoa ~ MI. II hoacrabls
meuAsu Of OsuuFsn hAss tAis wsnkneas,
i. isn't to be expected that members Of
Rapids Improvement Convention shall p
less mortal. So We have our big Convention
1t St. Louis spreading itself generally, and
embracing nearly every part Of Uncle sam
dominions in it, magnificent comprehensive
ness. 1t provides for the imprcvementof the
Mississippi river throughout its entire length
This would seem TO be enough for one Con.
vention; bat not 80. Il !" resolves Tho Inn
proyement of the Ohio river and the Missouri
river, and the Illinois, Red, Tennessee, Wis
consin, Fox, Arkansas and Cumberland riv-
srs; and then in one final burst Of grand ex>
psnsiveness it resolves that when the finan-
cial condition Of the country may justify,
Congress be requested 70 cause proper inves-
legations to be made, - 70 the necessity OF im>
proving hereafter all the other navigable rivers
Of the Mississippi valierl" We are surprised
1t that Convention for stopping q thaA Any
thing would seem practicable to such an am
bilious body. The Mississippi drains our
country from north to south. but in South
America the Amazon drains the country 900
miles from west to east. We are astonished that
that St. Louis Convention SHOULD submit to
that oneh horse South American continent
having this advantage over our great Repubs
lie. That body should by all means have
provided for canal across the United States
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Seriously, we fear the result will be that
when the resolutions OF the Conven-
70 to Congress, the multiplicity Of
measures provided for in it, will fur
nish that body with pretsxt OF which it
will avail itself, for putting the whole matter
under the table. In this connection, we may
state that our own delegates seemed to have
had jus. appreciation of this matter, but
they could not control the action Of the Con-
vention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17


THr masons and stone-cutters OF our city,
publish card in our advertisement columns.
The evils they speak of is very'patent to Keo.
kuk architecture. We are glad to see tina,
the masons are disposed to set their facea
against insubstantial building hereafter. The
parties having houses erected have the larg
est measure Of control over this matter
Tbese should see to il that NO moro frai
dwellings and business houses are erected IL
our city.
We witnessed the operation of making Nj
trous Oxyde Gas, at the Dental Rooms o
DR.. Mason, yesterday. A quantity of Nitrate
of Ammonia is placed in glass retort, ant
this placed over spirit lamp. The lamp il
this case was very clever little coal oil stove
which is capital substitute and improve
ment upon the Chemists spirit lamp. TIT
gas is conducted through two glass jars flle<
with iron and water, and q third filled viii
pure water, into a large zinc receiver. Thsl
Jon have it ready for use. In very few
minutes can be manufactured enough to NIT
igate vast deal of pain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

MiIwaakss Market.
By relegraph.) NnvAu4u, Feb L.
Tour-Unchanged and quiet
whsat-DulE q os for No asd u seDl d fur No 4
Coru-stsady attic for sheiisd.
Oats-Nominal
Provisions Dull and inactive.
Aess Pork =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-17

81. kouAs Market
By Telegraph n. Losu, ysA. 70.
Sonrvry dali and prices all graAss below chosea
3oe0c sasis for buyers. sales mostly Of retail ehsr
seter 81 yssterday's psjcss.
Whssi-oontiasss Asn; sales No sprfng n ~ 20.
Cssn and lower II 1885,
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