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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

There was once a very old man who lived
in the house Of his son. The old man was
deaf; his eyes were dim, and his legs weak
and thin. When he was at the table he
could hardly hold his spoon, so much did his
hand shake and at times be would spill his
soup on the cloth.
ALI this vexed his son and the sons wife !;
and they made the old man sit in corner
behind Me stoves There he ate his food
from an earthen ware dish and be had not
always too much to eat, as you may guess.
Well, one day his trembling hands could
not hold the dish it fell on the floor and
broke. At this his son and his sons wife
were so vexed that they spoke harshy to the
old man. His only answer was deep, sad
sigh. They then brought him bowl made
of wood, out of which be had to take his
food
Not long after this, his little grandson, a
boy OF about four years of age, was seen at
work with chlsel and hammer, following
out a log Of wood
His parents could not guess what he was
trying TO do. The little boy said nothing to
any one, but kept at work on the log and
looked very grave, il he had some great
work in hand
What are you doing there ?" asked his
father, The little boy did not want to tell.
linen MS mother asked, = W nat are you OON
ing, nv son 2
" oh r. said he, 81 am only making lit
tie trough, such as our pigs eat out of.
" But what are you making it for, my
SON
q am making it, said he, i" for you and
father to eat out Of when / am a man.
The parents looked at each other and burst
into tears.
From that time forth they treated the old
man well. He had the best place at the Ia
bic a nice dish, and plenty Of food,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18
Gle gate 9th.
A LITERARY CURIosITY.


NThe following is one of the most remarka-
bic compositions ever compiled. II evincea
an ingenuity of arrangement such as We have
never seen before. To explain it-the
initidl capitals spell "My boast is in the
Glorious Cross OF Christi the words in
italics, when read from top to bottom, aud
from bottom 70 top, form the Lord $
Prayer
Make known the Gospel truth father, king,
Yield us thy grace, dear Father from above,
Bless us with hearts rhich feelingiy can sing
"Our life thou art for erer, God Of love p"
Assuage our grief IN love, for Christ we pray,
Since the bright Prince Of Hearea and glory
died,
Took all shame and hailosred the display,
Infant being first a man and then was crueifed,
stupendous God hg grace and porer made
known,
In Jesus name let all the world rejoice
New labors in thy heavenly kiagdOm own,
That blessed kingdom for thy saints The choice,
How vile to comcto thee IS all our cry,
Enemies to thy self and all that's thine,
Graceess our rtK, we live for vanity,
Loathing thy very be-ing, erti in design
God, thy will be done, from earth to heaven.
Reclining ~ the gospel, let ~ live,
In earth from sin deiirered and forgiven;
oh a. thyself beR teach to forgive
I less ~ power temptation doth destroy,
our fall iaio the depths Of woe
earn ia mind, we've rot glimpse Of Joy
Raised against heaeea; in "s no hope can flow
@ gre us grace and lead us on thy way,
shine on ne with thy love and give rs peace,
Self and this sin which rise against US slay.
OH grant each day our tre.pass-es may cease,
Forgive evil deed that oft we do,
Convince US dahl Of them to our shame,
Help US with heavenly bread, torgire us, too,
Reeurrent lusts, aud we'll adore thy name,
In thy Jorgire ness we az saints can die,
Since for US and our trespasses so high,
Thy son, Saviour, bled on Calvary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

TnE EASTERN QuEsrIoS.-The projected
marriage Of the daughter Of the Grand Duke
Constantine to the King of Greece is a very
significant circumstance. All the world
knows that Russia has been giving moral
support to the Canadian insurgents but II
was done in q way TO avoid calling upon her
self diplomatic circumstances. Now that il
has become evident that the people of that
island can hold their own, and that the move-
ment is likely to be psEjcipated in by other
Christian populations subject TO the Porte,
she casts aside all reserve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

REg Dr. CURRY, editor of the Methodist
ChristiaH Adrocate, says the Atlantic Month
y is the organ Of free-thinkers the New
York Tribune has always been nti-Christian
the Nation edited by polite in6dels; the
New \ ork Times is reckless of truth, pro-
priety and decency' and the New York
EreniHg Post has 9 Unitarian. proclivities. .
The good doctor finds no paper be can read.
with satisfaction but the New York Herald,
which he declares to be " the least dangerous
Of our dailies." What funny doctor of d.
vinity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

A trial in process before a Milan court de-
velopes some wonderful revelations A doe
tor is accused with having intimate relations
with a woman not his wife, whom he had
employed to make away with every one Of
her masters children, and according to the
instructions which she received for which she
received for that object one was to swallow a
daily quantity of pins, at the rate of-half a
PIN for each DOSE another was TO be
drowned, third stitled, fourth treated with
petroleum and sulphate of copper. The af-
fair creates an extraordinary degree of in
terest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18
WHITE PINE cOMP0uADl
The White Pine Compound.

~Itwas esry In the spring Of 80 that this cotound
OH ginated. A member Of ny family was afflicted
With irritation Of the throat, attended with dsa
gesaLle cough. had for months previous thought
That preparation having for it's as the inside bark OF
white pine might be nded 70 be useful
In diseases of the throat and lungs t. test the value
Of Il in the alluded TO- compounded small guam
tity Of the medicine that had been planning and gave
ia poOufal dos-s. The resnlt Wa exceedingly
gratifying Within days the irritation Of the throat
removed the cough subsded and speedy cure was
effected. Soon after tRjs some 10 lady in Lon
donderry NJ who fad been suffering for some weeks
fron bad cough occAsiope Sd by s~udtsn cold aud had
ra.e macus streAksd with blood sh= soon found re-
let and cent for she took a5ont ten ounces Of
and got well. j. r. Clark, Esq editor q the Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial % the sane prepare
ton the Of cold and Nas cured imqed
at-ly lie highly plezsed With the results, and
% confident attending its sales placed be
fore the public that lie finally persuaded me 70 giSe u
name and sead abroad benefit the suffering. In
Nove nbtr, 1888 a aivtrtsed IL under the name OF
White Pine Compound. In two years from that time
taore haf teen VholesAl-d Ia Manchester alone one
haard dollars worth wh-rr Il took the lead fall the
rongh rerces in af kni hndit still msintains that
iaea There good reason cE tdis ~ IL very so0th-
~ n he- ~ nature i warning 10 the soun-
-tsi ,4s wiftai - the TASTE and IL exceedingly
a. remedy for kidney plants the W hite Pine
C5 aud stari. puriyAsed II was not originated for
th4t pup hut person IN using II f0r cough was
hot only eurrd the cough, Tart also cured OF
kidney difficulty Fl ten years standing Since that &C
discovery many Thousands have used u Tor ee
same complaint and Lave been completely cured
The above was written by Dr.. Poland, in 1900. sinte
then az in Msuehesisr, the White Pine Compound has
taken the lead Of al Cough remedies we'll - prepe
ration for the Of Kidney difficulties, IN every city
town village and In mist throughout tins New England
States. -
acfual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

A ScorcH QUESTION The Scotch preach,
er Erskine once proposed poser to re
creaut brother, a blacksmith Erskine de-
termined to silence him. The conversation
proceeded as follows:
walter Simpson
/" Here, sir. says Walter. "Are We want
ing me r
= Attention. sir Now Walter, can you
tell me how long Adam stood in state Of
innoceuce?'
Aye. TIL he got wife" instantly re-
piled the anvil hammerer "But can you
tell me how long he stood after?"
:. Sit down. Walter, said the discounted
divine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

A gentleman being asked by his clergyman
why he did not attend prayer meetings, said
he could not leave the children: HWhat
have you no seryants?' ~ He replied, " Yes,
we have two servants who keep the house and
board us, but we are allowed but few priv.
leges,'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

From and after APRIL 9th, 1867. Trains viii lss,
in eonnsctlan with sll Western Igss, ss to,I9Hr'
FROM DUHKIRK AND SALAMANCA
WNsv York tine from unicn Depes
1.3o A. a.. l. xprsss mail, fror. Dun krk, gun
Gays txcepted) Stops at ssl.mssea iooe a. n
and eonnects at Hornesvle ard Corning with
the see g. IN. Express Mail from Buffalo, and ar
rivesiu New York at 100 a.
2,35 p. NJ Lightning. Express, from ssla
mano.. tundsys. szsepted- Stops at Hcrnss
vile 62S p. IN. tSrp), intersecti9g with the IN
p. m. train from BunAlo and arrives in New Yorh
4.Is r. n. new York night Express, from
Ga e'1 2 W. olsAn Is. y lsnge ta.1sfr: = =
m connecting with Afternoon Trains and steam
for Boslon and New knglsnd Cities.
FROM BtiEFALO-By New York tins from De
Pot cor s.ehsnss and h,ssiga1 strs.. ,su,
days xeepted). stops at Hornellsyie 1908 q. m,
fHkf), snsqnehanns 2-i7 p. m. tDiyeE Turner'S
f.sSp ID fsopJ ard arrive IN New York 1890 p.
m Conuacts at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
a~Anna a Western Railroad, and at Jersey city
with Midnight Exprrs. frain OF he~ Jer.eT Rail
road fos paiade,phia, Hsltiu ore add 4 ashingtan.
500 A. NJ Express Mail, via Avon snd ior-
uelisviNe lsundAys excepted. Arrives In New
WORK att a. Connects at Himrs with Eerth-
erp Central RAILWAY for Harrisburg Phiisdeiphis,
Baltimore, WASHINGTON and point. so1th.
2.zo p. u. lightning Express, tsundays ez-
c+utedj stops at Hornsiisvi lie BIS o. ~ tsnp }.
and arrives in New York 90 a m. Connects st
Jersey City with Morning Express Train ofNew
Railroad Tor Baltimore aud Warrington,
and At s&w York with Morning Express Train for
Boston aud New England Cities.
e.IO p N. New York Night Express,
DAILY stcp.st Po tags $50 D. m. (oup.l inter
..ctnx At Horpellssille with the AIS . m. Trait
f>crn Duhkjrk. and arrive IN Sew ferk at iSSo
Ir2v r. M. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
excepted Stops al susquehsnn. az m fBkhe
Turner's LILO p m. tbineg and afrftes In sev
Northern Central Rsii~ay fnr Harfi.busg. Phiis
delphia, R~itimore wsshnwton and Joints sonth-
Mt 9r.st Bend with Delaware. La-kswsons 4
Wsster R.iirosA for Scrsnton, Trenton and Phil
ad@ipbis and 81 Nov York With Aft moon Trains
and steamers Tor BostoL and New kngand Cities.
oniy ose rain Esst on Sunday. l.aylng Buffalo at
. 10 .. M and rsaenng New York Il izso 7. m.
-
Ressas asB sLs FxctsNp Pssfssfsd With thsir
Baggage transfer re- FIRE. q eAGrgs N Nes fofk
sTo uIessnre travellers the OF The Erie Railway
pr.sen,s n,any otsri. rsssnx through the
aatfv valleys the Chetnnag sasqaeh spba, Deis-
,r~r- ~ Rauapo rivers eyer ehanxns psnSrss Of
of nature. teaat,s Commands ztt~ution.
THs Sss. yrsrI.rEp Asp Mosv Lu1rssous FIEsr-
rye Co.cHrs sS-IS THE WOHLDss Aec0mps-
nv all night trains Oh this rai,vss
BAGGAGE CHECK ED THROUGH,
A nd flrs aipesss az iosp ~ oiAsr Rat
J, TASK PeR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAiLwAY,-Gs
which can b obtained a all Prinepsl Ticke,
0faes~ 10 tue Rest ard south N'st
II. RIDDLE, wn. II. BARR,
Gent sap't Gent Pass Ag't.
mAye
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U. =. GOVERNMENTS
the Western end of the
Great National Railway across
the Continent.


Their line viii extend ffom sacramento. California,
across the Sierra Sevaas the California state line,
trsversing the RICHEST AID MOST PoPULous SEC
TfoN OF CsLrP1RsIA aud thence through the great
MINING REGIONS or THE TERRITORIES to the
vicinity Of Salt SAX City
II f5rms the soLB WESTERN LINK o. IN. only
route to IT, Pacific which s adopted By C5ngress and
AIDED BY TUB ISSUE oF UNITED srATEs BON De
Their roads already completed equipped AMI running
Tor ~ iles nom Sacramento within u m-s ~ the
summit Of the sierras. and large Of the work
OF Grading runneing &c beyond that point hss been
accomplished
The First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company
AFFORD unusual Inducements Of esfey and Profit TO In
vesiors, for the following among other reasons. viz
First The rate 81 interest is SIX per Cent
Gold, payable semaunrAliy in the Oty Of New
York.
Second The Principal is payable In Gold at
tadty.
Third. The cost Of the Bonds. sINETy-FIyB PER
CENT At d accrued interest is Tt y PER CENT less
than that Of the cheapest SIX Per Cent. Gold Bear
ing Bonds Of the Government.
Fourth. The United Government provides nearly
half the amount necessary build the entire road
and looks mainly 10 a small percentage the fn-
ture traffic for repayment,
Fih King THE liberal provision accompanied with
Extensive Grants Of Public Lands by which tho
Government fosters this great nation i enterprise,
its success rendered certain, and its financial sta
blty Is altogether Independent o. the couiinsen-
eies which attend Ordinary Railroad enterprises.
Sixth The Security Of It's First Mortgage Bonds i.
therefore AMPLE ard their character forsaf-ty and
reliability is Ineqnsilei only BY that Of tbs obiiss
tons OF the Government itseif
Seventh The earnings u the completed portion
already largely IN %xces- of the interest obligations
which the Company will incur twice the dis
tanes and are steadily increasing, rendering the I'M
interrupted pay Of the Interest absolutely
tain.
Eighth Al the rre-entrate Of Gold they pay nearly SIX
Per Cent per anaum, the amount invested.
The Bonds issued IN denominations Of 81 900 With
u4i-4unusl Gold Coupons attached payatle in New
York sd ered for the present. al a5 per cent and
accrued interert IA currency from January lsi
Orders may be farwsrdad direct through the
principal Bank. Bankers in ali parts Of the country
Renittsu.es may be naie ia drafts New York
Ia Legal Tender NCies National Bank Notes, or othsr
funds current in this city, ADD the binds will be for
wardej any address BY Express free d charge In
qnies for further particulars, b. mail or 9th erwfse,
rrilI r.caira n. .lrtrlal l. nlinrl-
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SpicY SroRV.-There was a knot of sea
captains IN store at Honolulu, the keeper
of which had just bought barrel of black
pepper. Old Captain , Of Salem. came
in, and seeing the pepper, took up handful
Of it.
"What do you buy such stuff as this for?i
said he 70 the storekeeper sits half peas +"
Peas y replied the storekeeper, there
isn't pea in it. -
Taxing up handful as he spoke. be APP
pealed to the company. They all looked at
it, and plunged their hands into the barrel
and bit kernel or so, and then gave it as
their universal opinion that there wasn't a
pea in il.
. tell you there is said the old captain,
again scooping up handful +" aud I'll bet q
dollar on IL
The old Boston argument all over the world.
They took him up.
WELL said he spell that" pointing
to the word pc p-per, painted on the
side Of the barrel .'if il isn't half p's,
then m no judge, that alb
The bet WAS paid.
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(tRoCERIEs. WINES. LIQUORS :!
OTICEl

RotERIES. WINES. LIQUORS :.
TICE!
a. Ali LOVERS oF GOOD BEANDlES.
NJ TEAS A*b GROCERIES
!iav.us purchased the interest IT D. ?.
VOL. 20 late huSiurs ui Green 4 lu,. -s ".
b.ii pnt- Street. near Holiday ST. ,n
prepare a. uiirr great Hdarcmtsfs H. ct..
t,ia.-' Wholesale AMI RETAIL
k.'. instantly "m hand large ani ~.ll
collected STOCK ~ GOODS. consisting "a
Iat'
GREEN BLACK TEAS.
of choice chops
tuFFEEs Java. Laguyra. RIO. -"
English aud American
PICKLES. 'AFEES AND COMBINE STS.
OLIVES. ITALIAN MACCARoSt.
AND NERMECiLLA
Fl, . famed Fruits "f all kind. 'amci
Nrnt. md Fish. Foreign aud Domestic Pre-.
serve and Jcllies. have On hnud IL fine
Stock ni old
BGASDiES.
WINES,
WHISTLES
ANn GiS which offer {" Hotel Keeper.
% iae rs,g io,e,si yr.c,s. and ak a cali
THOMAS " GREEN.
- Wet Baltimor" ST. near Halliday.
irl o.. lss5.--ly.
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fI'HE very rxtcn.lrl usr II this GuANO
4 throughout the country RENDERS u unne.
cessary for ~ Ia say mare this season. than that
its eoSPos'f'o" sud quality arr precisely the SAME
~ that herrtoi"rc sold ny ~ i,r the Company.
We hHv" sold this Guaho from the beginnihg
under regular System of rigid inspection. at
an rxI~nsr H. the Company II many hundreds
Of a''llats annually. This i dome Tor the pro
tcrf'sH alike IT he rp"samer aud the Conpa.y
~ u ~ manifest ~ all who understand the trade
~ icTiilscfr. that u can n1t b.' safely conduct
81 un any either principle. The Importance
aud extent "i III" trade demands this pr,,tec
tion
W. are prepared I" exhibit Dr. A. Snowden
Pisg"is re'f.hrii' u inspection fer every carg"
s"li. t"ns''nrr. NUT "bserV- the maine af
JOHN :. REESE \ 90. branded "n he bags /:
meme ''ih-r genuine. ISrIi. ~ I'm.
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III a wa
229 BALTIMORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES
INA TE 4 FINE STOCk ar
Gold Watches Enr Ladies and Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting Ease Watches oi an .iuds.
Gold chatelein vest aud Guard Chaims.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. Bracelets hinge.
Rich suits vi JewelTy al new style.
Bracelets. Necklaces. Earrings aud rims -
great variety.
Pearl, Carbunclc. Seal aud other RING.
Silver Spoons, Forks. Lailcs. Butter Knives.
&C., dc.
Silver Pilehers, 0oblets. Cups. Salts. Sc.
Fancy Silver Goods Of new stylcs.
Plated Tea and coiiee ssts of late pattcrns.
Casters, Baskets. Ice Pitchers aud Cup.,
Plated or Alabata Forks AMI Spoons IL bcst
quality.
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Scissor Razors.
Watches carefully repaired
Fans, Opera Glasses. Portnionaies: beautiful
Paris Gilt aud Porcelain Vases; beautiful Par
. Card Receivers and other article: Prout's
Hair and Tooth Brushes Fine Marble and
bronsed Paris Clocks; Bronxc'l Figure. aud
Ornament.
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MILITARY GOODS

Swords aud Belts for Army aud Navy. Sash.
80. Spurs. Buttons. Lace. Cord. Navy Incr.
Caps. stars aud Einhrniderics, Army kmh,ui
deries of all kinds. Chevrons. Bin.ling.. Cloth.
Ac. Field Glasses. Pistnis and Cartridge.
March %, ls67.--iy.
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Solf Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Baggor.

A "a time like the present, when labor il
"A. scarce, u 10 important that Farmers, who
are interested, should pay attention 10 the above
improvement, which considerably reduces the
expense 81 Threshing Grain, over any Machine
now Ia use. lis peculiarly adaptedto lie work
aud eau be- attached 10 either belt ~ iron rod
Powers. Il cleans the Grain thoroughly By one
operation. which Is not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned BY this ina
chine. which contains much light. filthy mat
ter, Is worth onc ~ two cents per bushel m"rr
than ii cleaned IN the common way.
The abovc machine IL conveniently arranged
for hauling. being permanently fixed "n twu
wheels. aud 10 fully warranted.
RHPEREXcES.
Mai. William IIu,chins. M"nktou. Ratio. Ca.
William Pearrc,
Gen. John d. Pearcc.
Thomas johnson, phwnix.
J. q. Patterson,
Henry Carroll.
John H. Gent. Cock"' sville. 4"
lease Jarrett. Fork Meeting IIniiac,
James Amos. JarreI avilIc. HARVARD C.uniy
William Cole. churrhville,
Thompson A Armstrong. (rhTcsh-Ts.I Ahrr
deem. Hartford County.
A. %,
AGENTS FOR THE cELEBRATED
PITTS THRESHER AND CLEAN ER.
with double l,ini"n II"rsr. Power, sire
from H. ~ horse power.
HHHEARDS COHHINED SELF RAKE
REA FER 4 NJ nOWER.
LINTON a LAM,TT.
III n. High street. bsItimur-.
March -. IsGT. iy.
Farmers, Look TO Your Interest !
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Baltimore Advertisements.
Here Is a Machine for the Farmers,
GEISER'S PA TENT

FiiTS,ers, look az the Great iduaalage IN Kresk.
iag GraiH lsih
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Cral al. Fish oil. whale oil and
Meats Food oil.
SOAR. CANDLES. STARCH. VINEGAR
AND SODA.
Family Grocery.
Ijams n Hutchins.


.iI HiGH NTREETS. HALTIWORE.
iniufin their Old friends aud cu,lnin.r-. and
the public generally. that they keep ia hand
WINE AND LlQuOlsS. 10 wu.sl sud glass, fnr
medicinal aud "ihrr purposes ,up-riur sugar
rHrei HAMS the rhuic"si brandsui FAMILY
Flor q. lmls'rial. t;unPnwdrr. Young IIysun
ui ii'ar. Teas; Java. Laguirn aud llio Cnllcc:
Lpti, trush~l, fuiv-fized, Clarified aud Brown
Sugar iiiima. Cocoa. Chocolate, Fafiuo. kirr
Flour Sag". Yeast Powders. Sariim"s Sauces,
iirkl~-. Extracts salad oil. Pun. Spice. Figs.
kH.ius 'hnrnis. Crackers. Chcc.r Gn. and
t.ar-e salt. Table aud Dairy do. Syrul,s. New
utl,iu, and Sugar HOUSE Malassci. Kerosene.
i.ghfu atiH : aud Lard oil. Tobacco. Dup,n,'s
sul.f.uf Canister Powder. shot. t;un Cat,s, &c.
,l i which, We will sell at the most ren soma bic
tfi,"-.
ALSO. th.y now have connected with their
utr.riy St"ir. adjoining il 80 High street. y
store .u The sale 81
~ NNpS pHpSrHATES oF ALL KINp~.
PurpRETrE,
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT. 40.
GRAIN aud FEED IT all kinds Baled
Hay ant straw. Field Seeds aud Country l'ro.
dIrr 40 kinds.
t.t bt-. tsrn, Potain-s Eggs. aud all other
rvun.r, Produce.
Niil dctcrmiua,i"ii tu keel, the best oi
.,'l- ni.d ..ii IN reasonable terms. they hn,.c
t' ni..-ii continued ,yidcnc. ni puhliu favor
ALFRED lJAMs.
J ALFRED HCTClIINs
.Il.. fs4- IL
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Roofing.

II A q 1: -
Felt. Cement and Gravel Roofing.
Is THE BEST IN USE. and has been well
Il known ioF 6hsen years. .r
We gnarantee all new work tor i've YEAR.
II IL better than Tin, aud costs half a. much.
E8-Old Rooh repaired az short notire
We are The only manufacturer nf ROOFING
MATERIALS In Maryland, all of which We
keep constantly on hand for sale.
n0-Tin Ru4Ils aud lron Fences p ini,d With
our Patent Paraains Varnlsh.
PAGE, BROS. a co..
40 Smiths wharf
Aug. ~, Ise7.--em.
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T. WHITMAN IL SONS,
Nos. % and "a 8. Calvert st.,

EtLrIsoRE. 49,.
MAN UFAcT URERS OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Il
MACHINERY,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS 4 AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE.
SOUTHEkN IGEAT.S IUR
"huckoyc Moving and Reapins Machines.
Wagoncr's Celebrated Grain 4 Guano Drills.
american" Sugar Mile and EvaIarators.
: The "Swaepstakes'' Thrcshcrs and Cleaners.
Grants Grain Cradles.
The celebrated maryland Wheel Horse
Rakes.
Montgomery Rockaway Wheat Fans.
The keystone" Cider Mill.
Hutchinsons Family Wine and Cider Mills,
and general stock Of implements and MACH.
merry. embracing nearly every variety in use.
The ABOVE Machines have all of the latest
Improvements. aud are conli,lently rccoinmen.
ded Us the best of the kind in the country.
repairing parts q any Of the ADORE Maekiasry
FURNISHED. AID Mackiaes Repaired
at SHORT NOTICE.
We have ia store n large aud carefully select
ell stuck of Garden, Ficl aud Flower Seeds,
which We confidently recommend rs fresh aud
genuine send ior one OF our Seed Catalogues,
giving practical directions for planting all va.
ricties of Seeds.
ls.s-Garicn aud Flower Sceds forwarded by
Mail. March y. Iss7.-ly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-12-11

of being able to establish in that way, by
facts admitting of no solution consistent
with innocence, the guilt Of the prisoner