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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

DISTURBANCE. Considerable excitement was
created, and small croWdcollected, last night,
between eleven and twelve o clock, atth lntei :
section Of Prince and Royal streets, by an as
sault committed there by Randall Ralney upon
Mr.. T. R. Baker, clerk Of the City Hotel, who
was at the time on his way home from social
visit Mr.. Baker did what he could to defend
himself but was overpoWered By his assaiIant
ard seriously injured about the head having
a portion of his whiskers pulled out, aud his
face seriously bruised. Rainey was arrested
Immediately after the occurrence ty private
watchman Josiah Ward. but succeed d shortly
afterwards and before he was confined, in max
ing his escape Capt Smith, Superintendent
of the Night Watch, accompanied By posse
Of his force, then started in his pursuit, and
after searching three or four houses where he
was likely to be found, obtained from Justices
Beach and Cotton, who had been sent for, and
had come to the Magistrates Office, search
warrant, armed with which the Captain and
watchmen Simpson and Lyles proceeded to
Rainey' house, where be was found and ar
rested. As he demanded an Immediate trial,
he was at once taken to the Magistrates Office,
where after an examination he was bailcd in
the sum OF $2O0--George Steurnag'e being MS
security--to appear at the neXt term OF the
court to answer to the charge Of assault and
battery. The assault was committed 10 con5e-
queLce of Mr. Bakers having reported Rainey
to the Mayor as the keeper Of a divorderIy
house. Mr.. Baker when attacked was accom-
panied by friend, who however was prevented
from atforling him any assistance, By t"o
friends Of Rainey, who threatened him with 40
initiation if he interferred.
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FEAST OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will
be the festival of the Nativity of the Virgin
Mary. Many festivals are celebrated in the
Catholic Church in her honor: the conception,
by the Feast of the Immaculate Conception,
December sth the message of the angel by
the Annunciation, March 25th; her visit to
Elizabeth by the Visitation, July ID; her visit
to the temple by the Publications. February I'd;
her ascent to Heaven by the Assumption, Au-
gust 18th, and her birth by the Nativity, Sep
TENDER Sth The festival Of the Nativity is
not in this, as in Catholic countries, day of
obligation, but as it falls this year upon Sun
day the ceremonies in the Church Will be more
than usually impressive.
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RIVER BoAT-Next week the steamer Wa
waset, Of the river route, is to resume her
semi-weekly trips, leaving here on Tuesdays
and Fridays, on the latter day going as far
down as Cone river and on Tuesday stopping
at Currioman We understand that the COM
pany owning the Wawaset have contracted i'll
New York for the building Of a splendid
steamer especially for the river route, very
swift and compodious, Capt. Samuel Gedney
to superintend the building, in person. The
boat is to be completed aud ready for running
by next spring, when she will be put upon the
route in conjunction with the Wawaset, and
during the next season, it IS anticipated tc
make daily tri ps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

Police REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. There
we're no cases of criminal character at the
Mayors office this morning.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-A yong woman
named Jane Virginia Ludlow, arrested by spe-
cial constable Edelin,, for having stolen clothing
in her possession, was discharged this morning,
upon giving security in the SUN OF so to ap-
pear as witness against W, Il. Gilmore, who
had made her present of the clothes, and tor
whose arrest warrant was issued.
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: Boat ADRIFT.-This morning gilling boat
named the James Skidmore, in tow OF the
AQUA Creek steamer Keyport, and the crew OF
which was aboard of that steamer, bound Tor
Occoquan bay, got adrift when off Giesboro,
and though the crew landed here and COM
meuced search for it Immediately, 1t had not
been recovered up to II clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

PEACHES. Peaches were never more plen-
tiful in this market than at present-indeed
the freight received for their transportation on
one Of the Railroads leading here-the Alex
aparia, Loudoun and Hampshire, constitutes a
considerable portion of the receipts of that
road Their favor is not superior this year,
Int no one finds fault with their size.
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sep 2.Sln 149, King st., corner st. Asaph,

JEwELRY AND SILyER-PLATED WARE
White Cross Sets, New Style Bog Wood Sets,
500 New Style Buttons, Studs, Rings: Chains,
Beletts Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, for
only ONE DOLLAR, a PRIGG's De Dollar Jew :
elry Store, No 43S, Pennsylvania avenue, near
IL street, w Washington. Je SIT
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TURNPIKE CoMPANY.-The MIDI leburg and
Plains Station Turnpike Company was orgaul-
zed at meeting of stockholders at Middleburg
on the 9Th Instant, BY the election of Major
Arthur L. Rogers President, and Messrs VIM.
Benton, Isaa, D. Dudd, James Priest, Alex,
auder NJ Smith, j. Edward I. Holton, Dl-
rcctors.
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WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER lite
ALEXANDRIA

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER llTH.
Admission to the Combined Show ...........75 cts
Children, under 10 years of age ........5O cts
BARNUN'S DEPT NATURAL HISTORY,
Combines great number cfspecmens Of va;
rious descriptions and chara' ter in the School
o. Natural History, which have been collected
at the expense Of the largest energy, indeiatl-
gable research, and the most lavish outlay Of
money.
VAN AMBURGa Il cos DEPARTMENT,
Consists with numerous additions of the en-
tir, Van Amburgh Geological Collection, com
prising specimens Of the rarest and most beau
tiful Wild Beasts, Birds, and Reptiles, from
every section OF the known world.
DAN CASTELLOS DEPARTMENT,
Comprising Dan Castellos Great Circus, com
posed of the most distinguished luminaries in
the Equestrian profession, comprising the best
Male and Female Riders. A Great Gratutous
Exhibition, churacterizes the Entree Of this Es-
tablishment in every place.
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WARRENToN, Va, Sept. 2, 1867.
q. Fletcher, c. Danna, Church W'drclens:
GENTLEMEN [ have delayed commuuicat
ing with you hoping to see you in person, bu
spell of sickness, lasting some days, has pre-
vented my proposed visit to Alexandra.
hereby tender my resignation of the Rector
ship OF Christ Church. In doing SO it gives
me pleasure to bear testimony to the kind co.
operation, | have received from the Vestry II
the working of the Parish.
From the coDgreg alton l have received moth
ing but kindness and encouragement.
During the short year OF my ministry among
you, Christ Church has become very dear tt
me, and il has given INC much pain to sever
the ties which bind me 10 it.
1t will give me much pleasure to make auy
suggestion to the Vestry with reference to my
successor. I will ol1iciatc in Christ Church or
the 9Th Sunday OF this month, and for the last
time as its Rector on the lSt Sunday in Oct
May you be guided with Divine wisdom II
your choice Of my successor, and may the bless
ing of God be upon you all. Most truly, aud
s1fectlonately, your friend
H. VI. RANDOLPH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-07

a BRILLIANT STREET. PAGEANT.
In this grand Cavalcade and Moving Picture
will appear Il series of the most elaborat9y fin
ished Cbariots; gorgeous'y decorated Platform
Cars artisticully finished Cages ADD Dens, con-
timing the whole Of the geological Collection; ;
the Band Chariot, Of original design md re-
splcndcnt decoration, called the Throne OF
Apollo and u Cavalcade entitled the Crusaders
Triumph, consisting of over $50 Mounted
Knights clad in FURNISHED Steel Armor. with
their banners, pcnnors and Insignia, and &C
com panied by their ladies, in costumes OF Me-
niacval Ages, AL preceding the Crowniug Fca-
turc OF thc Procession, Il large Living Lior.
borne on the elevated pltfornl OF tho Splendid
Tubraux Carriage, loose unclaimed, untram-
meled and freo, in the public streets. This sight
forms tho Great Sensation OF the Times.
Az2s- Performance at 2! and I! =. m.
sen II,
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TouRNAMENT.-Th Grand Tournament at
Fairfax Court House. will be held on Monday
inext,the 9th instant.
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ABSENCE OF THE MAYoH.--Mayor Latham
left this city this morning on Il visit to New
York He will be absent for u week or TWO.
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TOTAL EACH INNING.

/ 4 $
PIONEER. . o-ol
0lp DOMINION, 8 9 A--'
Time of 0ame--3 hours and 10 rinntcs.
Unpfre-J. Wood of the Mt. Vernon. ~ -
Scorers-E j. Simpson, of Monticello, for Old Dominion
andCjH iians, Pioneer. @
a match game between the Pioneer, of this
city, and Jefferson, Of Washington, takes place
: this evening at q 2. N. & -
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lag, KING STRICT. 148, KING 81
To THE PUBLIC.

I4S, KING STREET. TIC, hI.'N IT II Fl
To THE PUBLIC. ..-.
The subscriber has just returned from the
Eastern markets, where he has spent the past
two months in selecting and purchasing one of
the largest and best stocks of Goods ever offered
for sale in Alexandria, which he intends to sell
at prices lower than the same articles can be
bought this side of the city of New York. The
attention of country merchants and the trade
generally, is called to his extensive stock of
Doors and SHOES, for Ladies, Misses and Child
rem. Boys. Youths and Men Also his assort-
ment of READY MADE CLOTHING and FUR.
N1sH1NG GOODS, which is unsurpassed in this
market, all of which having been bought at
great bargains will be sold at figures far below
current prices. In order to accommodate his
wholesale business he has rented g. large ware
house, in which will be found the largest and
finest stock every offered in Alexandria,
HENRY STRAUSS,
sep 2.Sm 1aS King st., corner st. AsNph.
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III f. uENRY'S SCHOOL.

IL.
This School for Boys, established in the year
1857 will commence its next annual session on
Monday the 9th OF September.
Terms Of Tuition, per quarter, in advance, 50.
SO and 81, depending upon the branches
taught aug l9-tt
Jas7~ Persons who may wish to see the sub
Scrber on business, can find MIN at his school
room, in the Lyccum Building, on any day,
between the hours Of . and - o clock m
H. f. HENRY
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A TTENTION OLD STUDENTS: The An
n nuul Meeting of THE Society of Old Stu
dents of St Johns Academy" will be held on
MONDAY EVENING, September 9th, at :!
o'clock. in the study hail of the Academy, ODD
Fellows Hall, North Columbus street. All
gra iuats,s and other former students above the
uee OF Is, who are rot members Of the society,
are cordially invited to attend, and give in their
names for membership.
500 1T JAS CLARRIDGE Rec Sec
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COLLEGE.

;STASHiNGTON COLLEGE.
w LEXIN CT O. Y \.
Gen. II. L LEE, President, aided by Il corps
of twenty Instructors, including Professor OF
Law.
The next session will begin on 81 Thursday
in September, and cud on the 3rd Thursday in
June
Lexington may DC reached by stage from
SuluntoH or Goshen, on the Virginia Genital
haitroud from Lynchburg by Canal, or by
stage from BonSaIN's, on the Virginia & Tenn.
Railroad
For further particulars apply to Clerk Of the
Faculty for Catalogue.
LoxiHg tnn Va, July l--eo2m
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REV. A NJ RANDoLPH's RESIGNATION. -
The following is a cory of the letter of the
Rev A. NJ. Randolph, containing his resigna-
ton of the Rectorship of Christ Church:
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MEDICAL CULLEGE OF VIRGINIA
IVA RICHMOND.

WI RICHMOND.
SESSION OF l&G7I63.
Inc next annual course of LECTURES Will
commence on tlG FIRST DAY or OCTO-
Der, 1861 ana continue unit! the first day OF
March following making term OF I'VE months.
d. H. TUCNEk VI. D., Professor OF the
Practice Of Medicine.
B. T. WELLFOHD, NJ. y Professor Of Ma
teri, Medca and Therapeutics.
l. ). JOINES, NJ. b., Professor Of ihysi-
JAMES b. McCAW, N. D., Professor OF
Chemistry.
HUNTEE NcGUIRE, NJ. D., Professor OF
Surgery. 90,
r. T. COLEMAN, N. D.. Professor Of OBJ
stctric:, &c.
+. .. CUNNINGuAM, n. D., Professor OF
Anatomy.
cr,.l Pathology &c.
ISAIAH II. WHITE, ". D., Denonstrator
Of .lIUtOlnV.
Every necessary means Cor illustrating the
Lectures j. NJ the command OF the Faculty.
Ample facilities will oe afforded for the prose
cuti@n OF prac:c&l Anatomy.
Clinical! instruction st the Howard Grove
Hospital, tnc College Hospital, and the City
Dispcnsary, located IN the College building
Ff:E5- Nlatriclllstion, s.; Professors ucH,ts'
each SD: Demons rator Of Anatomy, Slo :;
Graduation, So Board may be obtained IL
Richmond III FROM - 70 81 .,ef week.
For II copy OF the Catalogue, continuing tU'1
information, address
l.. :. JOTNES, NJ D.,
Dean Of the Faculty
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CI'T I 1T f. VI S q.
~~-~~@-T-N.~-@~"-
Enl RrLnl

READ Read READ!
ESTABLISHED 1852.
At BLoNDHEIM corner King and Fair
fax streets, you will find one Of the largest anC
most compete stocks OF
CLOTHING,
ever offered inthis city. Those III want OF q
good and cheap suit of clothes will find it to
their advantage to give him call:
:. BLoNDHEIM
n. B.-Particular attention paid to ountrJ
merchants .... sep 5-~u
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MISS REBECUA POWELL will open II
vi SELHIT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
d e., on Monday the 10Th Of Septesn Der noT'
Her num5cr will be sirlited to twelve. She
vii! give her whole attention to their ln$truc-
ton in The higher ing !ah branches. French
and Latin. she has hid much experience il
teach ns, and will be aided By her tath::r Nr.
Charles l.. Powell. For further particulars
npp y to her. NJ her residence, corner OF Duke
und LV..L;ruion SIS au G-co2nl
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IS A RNALL'S Cookie,
= GARLIC q SMUT SEPARATOR.
PATENTED JUNE %. 1861
The above machine is wholly Virginia en-
terpri-e, invented by Virgnian, and being
manufactured in Virginia.
The "Separator" is warranted to separate
from the wheat more of the cookie, garlic, smut
and cheat, with greater fa lity and at u smaller
cost, than that of any other machine no" eA-
tant.
One machine will be furnished each party
purchase territory, and arrangements can be
made through me with the factory to supply
any additional number required
County, town and city rights only Tor sale.
'''' J. r. SMOCn'
Culpeper Cour: House, IA.
Sole Agent for Va. G. VIVA
Cu1nener CO. " 27-COtt
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VAN AMBURGHs GREAT MEN

DAN CASTELLO'S GREAT SHOW,
Numbering in ali three hundred men & horses
An enormous Moral Combination Of instruc-
ton and refined amusement, will exhibit at
ALEXANDRIA,
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richmond UULDhGE
The ncAt session begins October lst, ttG1. In
struction ~ books nd lee urea. Diplomas
granted il! seven independent schools
Expense
Matrculntiun and otbcr fees, payable first Of
October ...........S - o.
1q n1mbd iTy' -. . 70 %
'T "r;s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ 90
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ssnE. STONEBRAKENS"
Ig RAT EXTEKMI ATOR,
The surcst cXtcrnnator Of rats ever offered to
the public
Read The following certificates from the GitI-
Zens of Baltimore, rs to its merit ns II ruo dca-
troyrr: o
Messrs ClotworLhy s. CO.
Gent: NV warehouse on Howard street. WIS
completely overrun by rats. l used bottle OF
DR.. Stonebraker's' Rat ExtcrminNtor, and,
truly, it is an exterminetor. 1T cleared the
warehouse Of rats, and have had no return OF
them, and it has been four months since used 1t.
VIM 7. LANDSTREET,
Corner Howard and German streets.
Baltimore, May IL, 1867.
Messrs Clotworthy s. Go.
Gent: We We're very much troubled with
rats in our Store Dr. Stonebrakers KAT hE-
terminator being highly recommended to us,
we used one bottle Of 1t, and 1t proved ltseli
worthy the high recomms ndatlons 1t had re-
ceived as Rat Destroyer. We have not oceh
troubled with rats since the first night we used IT,
HOPKINS, HARDEN & KEMP,
Baltimore ST.
Baltimore. May Is, 1857.
Messrs. GI"tWorthy y CO.
Gent: The bottle of Dr.. StOnobrakcrs Kat
Exter1nnator, purchased Of you, has proved &c
be death to rats. used it only one night, &C,
cording to directions, and the mex morning
counted nine dead rats IN the YARD Ihcy
come out Of their holes to die.
E. B. TUCKER, No. % X Pnca st
Ask for DR.. S}tonebraker's Hat Killer, and
take no 0''o'' I u s'''' SJANNEY 4 CO.,
145, King street
j. s. LEAD3EATER q CO.,
aug 8-3ra Wholesale Agen' S
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By the system OF mess .ng, for y Itch facilities
arc afforded, lhc expense CT bonding can be re-
duced fully one half. Fuel, lights and washing
will cost abou: Si.50 per NINTH. The tuition
te"s are payable, onc-half Oct. lst oHe-hGt
Feb 10TH
ADDRESS, for Catalogue, The President, box
40l, Richmond Va
Richmond VI, aug l9-2aw4w@
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EDUCATION NAL.

A LEXANDkIA FEMALE oEMiN"k1
n No. 80, WAsl1!nGToS Swr EET
The next session Of this School vii comm nee
on Wednesday, September lllh, and close OF
the last Wednesday in June 1868
The School Buildings are nligiblv located IN
central and healthy part of the city.
a full corps OF competent Assistants iii the
several departments OF study has been engaged.
Ample Philosophical Apparatus, a fine Icle-
scope, &c, be,ong to this school.
TERMS:-For Board and Tuition in all the
English branches, $3.50 for entire session; for
day scholars from S25 to S6O-payable quarter
ly in advance. For circulars. apply to
sep Scott Z. kEMPER, PRINCIPAL.
A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY, situated at
"A Hydrauion Hall. No. AZ, n. Royal street
The Tenth Annual Session Of this School com
menced on Monday September I'd, and will
continue till the last Of June.
CHARGES,
by the Quarter Session off,! months
Senior Class ..............-..-.........So.uU
intermediate Cass................ l.VO
Junior Glass o.Oo
Applications for admission may be made at
the school room to
IT. A. COAKLEY will resume the duties Of
u. her school Scrt. = st her residence, No.
rs, Commercast. au It'd
MRS. WRITINGS SCHOOL
lN FOR YOUNG CHILDREN.
The duties of this school will be resumed on
MONDAY, the 10th Of Septem Der.
The school room is eigibly situated on ash
ington street, adjoining Christ Church ground.
aug 26-eolm
CT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
y No az, SOUTH WAsuINeToN ST.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed
on Monday September 9th.
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Richmond. aug 7-lnw4W
& LEEA y DRIA
u SCHOOL, FOR BOYS.

= LEEANDRIA
= SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
CHARLES i. POWELL, PIT cIpAL
The ..Xc-ciSes Of this Schoo Vi be resumed
on Monday, the 18th Of ScpteTr' = next " the
corner OF Duke M Washington streets.
T. + 4 Vi >:
Preparatory Department, per 4uaricr..."'9 ~
Junior Ass, ~ w
Intermediates Class, l. ~
Most Advanced Glass, - W
M 6 eo2,n CHAS r. POWELL. a. ".
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-12

How MANY MoraAss suass the agony - seeing their
little ONES snsAehsa sway Iron tlea by De Wheeanz
Cosgh DypthsstA, hsaa Single BOTH Of nd's
White Pine Compound would have saved the baby. Hssi
1t IL infslllbe. det10-dAx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-12
"A new edition Of the "Works Of Alexnn-
der pSgsh. jD sipdi9 Yz: 5oo |9t.1 Ret ei.hsr-
Gre ass, g spsa to IS u&aAk1 { fosdd =
r...l.. ca.sAsse. o..ra..r.

a Esuales CAeeAsses Qpssaterl Ill
About The middle Of last week Z young
woman Of superior address, styling herself
the wife Of Senator 6oasherland, took apart
ments in Taylor Hall, JERSEY City, and there
cultivated 4seequaintAAAe sf . ySYagHemah
from Wastins3n, dea 1T hedll ~ also !
!as.er redl}S3 Of 4t3derh III On
Saturday "Mrs. Senator Southerland'' re-
quested her new made friend 70 lend het 81,
After her departure her friends shawl was
missed also, Sana subseqasatinqniry develop
ed the fact thai Nfs.. Senator bouthtslsnd',
and feminine swindier Of whom Lelund, of
the Metropolitan Hotel, is in active search,
are one and the same person. She took
rooms at the Metropolitan 4some tiae ago,
and had three rubbish laden trunks iAto her
rooms, and after che haa run up bill of
about ninety dollars, she told q cock and bull
story ahoat the clicking Of hsrs roche - and
went so far q 10 csase he sappEeRktSio Of
on innocent woman as the pickpocket. Her
plausible story atthe Tombs, where she enter
edcomplaint, deceived and ensnared the ami
able Justice Hogan, and. whsnY she nhought
shelwoud1ike to see tAetinteri6r Of ghS pris-
on, he quit his bench and personally escort.
ed her through the institution. The kinds
hearted mrs. Senator Souther land" was
deeply moved BY the appeals of the prisoners,
aud she promised to send thena iot6'of viands
for thanksgiving dinner. Mr.. Leland, Who
with United States dstsetiye officers is mak>
ing dfligent search FOR this accomplished
feminine thief, has learned that she sdsftaud-
ed Willard At Washington, and pro6ted, not
long ago, TO Tie smonnt Of $4,000 BY an
operation at Syracuse. She travels 10 dis
guise, and was once known - ssske woman
with the black -and-tan dog - but this quad
ruped has been thrown. over board, her hair
has been cut short, and she has otherwise
so changed her appearance and tactics Us 70
battle the most skillful policemen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-12
Special Notices.
The Grand secret.

The grand secret Ia Medication Is to help Nature
srsrAIx ard Rrarl1-x-lese tho Alpha and Omega
ofthc only theory Of curs ha, hss common for III
tssis IfAhsnmsom system Is ~ atAei ssi We nn@'es
weak, ana ths nfhd lse the ,oty IL gao d Partis
coense-what Is II best TO dor Rsatn teaches the
answer. puIip Up YorR MAN. Brace him as you
would nrseea soit.shs edacs- The psulum be needs
Is tonic Alternative. Bring him ont Of The depths Of
DEBILITY aud Dependency With HosTETTER's BIT
TKRs. They cannot ininre. chf'd may take then In
doses ute to i.s years without tse pe.ly 4 harm
The snseblsd stal powers to respond sser
rscaiy to n er action IS the vi!ted srsa Il 20
its blades under the vvifins and refreshing rain ID
al cases o, destnty tho MrrKRs ne Absolutely re-
qaired. There Is no substitute succtdAneum that
will hu their place Resort 10 the mcst wonderful
Of modern tsnics, and ALL WILL BE WELL. Rsar In
mind that In Dyrpepsfs, Insernitssat Nssrrs Mlicus
disorders and Of the Nerves no ether medcn>
will produce 1.-THE of the good effect that Invariably
follows the uss OF this excsl,en: INyIGoRANr AND
CoRREcTfyE. Gdeclo-dav
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