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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-06


Miawaakee Market.
D rslsgraph.l MnwAuExa, Aug 8.
Yosr-Dsll; CITY * SO 9aOl1 10.
Whsat-Unssttlsd; g 90 for No O.
stock Market.
D Telegraph NsW Ycak. Aug.
Stock. excited. Cos 6a 1873; s4 s&; ss lolz; new
~; 10 % coupons ~; 1-sos, Ill, TX.
MNYCsk.
LATER
0ovssnnsnt etochs shade bsttsf. Coupons vi llok
oN; "a li2}4as4 DO 'siloi do rs llo4 oS; do nsv
lossSDss Aug ssos loi A01os; juno aud July lo7ko
u.
Stocks very excited today Rrie the great feature,
fell from 10 % sok, recovered 70 6sDesk At cisss
was next In speculative Interest," market generally
continued setive TIL late In the Afternoon and CLOSED
strong. Some Of ths weaker Bull houses have failed.
N &c ioA0H; Erie e9lS; BEADING 1oeA o 117kol
ls,1; RI 1oaeh; N sss1oA; pfd tsSH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-06

VAsr QUANTITIES OF IvoRY DEs1RoYED.-
Thousands of teeth that might last . life time
are lost every year, simply because the par
ties concerned either forget or do not appre-
ciate the fact that SozoDovr, duly applied,
renders the dental substance proof against
decay. aul-thssas-tu,lw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-06

nor sALE.-E Eight acres Of choice Grape
Aae sbous half tnprQvsd asd ID ftuis, tie taispce
4nh9a 80 all andss MAos viii small Franc Dwelling
doess % H. same This land h situated On The bank
q kv.s q illinois, and directly oppcsits ny
fries q feo-a part On time. Z
nsa.!rsof n, >. rnH-YYcK,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-06

TIE KEoKuL ArnLErEs.-A new Baae Raj,
Club vas organized in our city yesterday.
Tho following are the officers elected for n.
ensuing year:
President. p. Christy,
Vice President-Hez. Jones.
Treasurer-Ed. 8. Carter.
Sscrslary-Janes WEIGH.
DiSseson-Geo. Estes, Chas. Foster, Jno.
Jeffries.
There Is certainly some I" muscle con.
centrased IN this Club, and Clubs Of this and
adlscens cities should look well to their
laurels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-06

ConE 70 n At LAsr.-Early in the season
Ne advocated the formation Of Base Bail
Clab among The young men Of this city, but
our suGsestions wers not met ~ we had
hoped they would BE-, bat now We are glad to
announce that our city caa boast Of three or.
saniEations Of this character, lately formed,
VIZ: the Pioneer, Gate City and Athletics,
the latter club having been formed last eve
ming, with our friend .Jack" Christy, I'VE
local. of the Consultation, q its President,
The club q Wasaw may soon have chance
70 meet some Of our ball playsrsin ! fiisndIy
contest, - hey have, through their President,
expressed their wish to do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-06

FOR RENTING large brick Dwelling
= uass eeoee1nn9 - vsems - cist.rns collar and
fn, atse1s - DrapAn, between Sth and Sab streets
psssaloa The II u Aaeust next Rent fs0o PER an
nm mcguire OF II. D. TkN-RilK.
jyo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07
BAL TINAOREI IE0CE IHOSpITAL,
BALTIMORE, Maryland

rs,ow
IHSTARLUSItAD As A ARlFueHafII IttssS,,tnIs, ssS,,tI,
IL OlIAC FRY, ,lfTHE ONLY PLACEf WHERE
ACURE CAN BIZ OBTAINED;
DrsJUHNS CtlN has discovered the NEST SSiertaih
Spee,iy ana only Elfectusl Remedy inthf Wfrldf
lWeakhcss Of the Back or hinibs, Structures AieS-
tianIdf the iney9 and Bladder !lnvoiHmAry Dis-
charges lrporlcncv, General Debility; Nervousness
Ideas, pa pitation OF the Heart, Tinidtp ITGem9-
line, Dimness of Sight Or iddiness Disease OF the
Head, Throat, N0se, or = kin. Affections q tne nv hy
er Lungs, Stoma h or Bowels-those terrlbe Dls-
orders arising from SOLITARY Habits Of YonthAse-
oRET and SOLITARY practices more, t@al Z, tner VIC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07
..EsAIARoAD TTNrR TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
umbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, Nov. 10, laS6
Grains will run as follows; is .eIfe lt2fa
q ..., ur,sL.l. :. Al ~ q m ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07
YOUNG MEN

Whnhave injured themselves hya certain practice
INDUCED in when alone, a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school. the effects Of
which are nightly felt when asleep, and. If no
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body. should apply iWmedia'ely.
What pity that q YOUNG man. the hope Of his
cosntrg the pride of bis parents should be snatched
from all prospects aud enOyments nf life by the con-
sequence of deviatng from the path of nature, and
induleing in q certain secret habit. Such persons
,nuat hAfnra Mating
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07

catch little OF the fire that, blszed upon
.theit alters, breath little Of the spirit that
inspired them. and then act with that con-
ciliation which created our Government,
md has alone preserved 1t. aThenthe sword
will have no office; armies will only be re-
duired TO confront the foreign foe. The
words scoerciomand force VIII be banishcd
from the vocabulary of,the Americapqcit-
gen and that other and better word, con
sPntl viii hetwPitten upon our balDeFsi
and then will indeed be- union of States,
because, and only because, there is sunion Of
hparfS sN --"''''- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07
Cincinnati Railroad,
Three T1.sct1a9 DAILY
t5.ss s,4 .,js EXCEPT SUNDAY. 's5sls
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on'the
Little Miami a Columbus q XenlA
ti 81 .Ir sI,, Railroads. q Al 2 ANN

/, NIGHT .EXPRESS--Leaves Colnmbus at la,lS
A NJ. Will stop atDelaware. Ashleya Gsrdington.
Wsiinston, Grsftoa and Beres arriving At Cisve
land at $50 A. NJ. m air LlR nIa IA nI .fA- N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07
TAKE PARTTCULAR NOTICE

DR.. J. addresses all those who have injured them
selves by improper indulgence and solitary habits.
which ruin both body and mind, NJ fitting them for
either business study, society, or marriage. -.
HTnese are some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth, viz: Weakness
Of the Back and Limbs Pains in the Head, Dimness
Of Sight, Loss of MuscularIOyer Palpitaton Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous rritability, Derange
raent Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
symptoms Of Consumption. &C.
MENTALLY-The fearful effects on the mind are
much to bo dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits Evil ,ForebQdngs
Aversion to Society. Sch! Distrust, Lnve Of Soil
tude Timidity, &C. are some of the evils produced
Thousands Of persons of all ares can now judge
what is the cause of their declining health losing
their vieOr. becoming weak, psle nervous and ema-
ciated, having singular appearance about the yes
Ennnh and sYmpi0ms OF ConsumptiOn.l IL IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07

Member Of the Royal College Of SURGEONS Lendon,
Graduate Of one Of the most eminent ColeOesin the
been spent 10 the hospitals Of LONDON Paris, Phia,
delphia and elsewhere, has eeced some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known; many
troubled with iingng IN the head and ears when
asleep great nervousness, being slArmei at sudden
sounds ashfulnes', with frequent blushing, attend
ed sometimes with derangemeutof mind, were cure
-rSmeAiAtey. sfHIus.1 u.ita|II N4g'T 'I tifF f1n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07

Showing tho arrival and departure OF trains At Uo-
lumbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, Nov. 10, laB
Grains will run as follows: is .sife --f .lt2faN
little mIamt a CoIumbHs a. xcnIa II. ;.
LEAVE. AHRrvE
Gincinnsti. Dsyt0ng Richm'd, b gysaR- MOI
Lancaster ,.,,.,, ~, h. $50 a. m. l2AO a. m.
Cincinnati, DAYTON ~ keh-- iiOI tiSaNNi
mond. Springfield via anRi6a.l-dI&d
Xenia. Hillsboro and
ciSSsiaASal ciSsiiaiSSai Sspia6 sOsa' 'Asas~'
Indianapolis and TillsbOro'
aChilicOthe and Marietts ll:O0 a. m. ll:O0 o. m.
Cincnnati. Da, ton, Spring lEd saiIe 80 4 slsl
tfeh via lanApn,, ar .s,.. 240p. IN. 2:40 p. m.
clRcpnal, DAYTON, Richard b si.7,tJ .bossncdi
ARSiIa'PV's p s@s1 ~ 0's9 s II 6tsH S sS ~
E.a EElsnTE5Sfss2a T1S s,s;::: b 13is 13ss 3
ss Sa SpEsgs sAsE.'s sGS SS n H. isS sso + H. H.
M. n observation-disclosures. 500 a. nj: 1850 p, ii,
v,a .,,.ss ia JAMES PATTERSON Agent,
3 Central Ohio Railroad. . sem
Morning Express p. . :. Z. e25 a. m. 1l;0s
Mail and Express, ,,;.... BIS p. m. 1910 a, m
zlH''yilIs Accommodation e.S PPEf saS As.ss r
Pittsburz, CoIumbus a Cin'ti X. II. n
lightning Exposes. ..s.s..,'l2:5U NJ. 1850 A. NJ
Mail 4 Accommodation. s,,. 500 A. n. $40 7. n.
New York Express. llaO A. NJ. u:30R NJ.
This train runs Sunday night. and not on satur
ssSigt,rV ,sfieg y j, b, PETERS. Agent.
Columbus and indianapolis Central
tn g0Y4s 17GufW Railway. 10 -thtliW
y! Night Express: 3 mss P. NJ SsOA.M
com conn mSoastiSn. n.9 ~ 49O Am. Ig25 A. N.
Day Express. a. l1A0A, NJ.
Chicago Express . .......,.. 500 p. N 100 A. NJ.
-,.- u. A. HILL, Agent,
Sandnsky, Mansfield & Newark a.R.
90 ere % lAKRIvz AT NEW ARK. LEAVE NEW ARK.
Express. ........ 1900 Night. 6:30.A. NJ,
Accommodation. l0sl5 A. NJ. 1880 A. NJ.
Mail. 445 p. NJ, % 1915 T. al. Pc
s3irs ghsst 8 i5ia A. W. DENNIS, Agent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-02-06
THE STUBBORN BOY.

A rough looking man brought his son ia
10 schssl, saying. have brought nv bey
here, and would like 10 see il you can do
nothing with him. confess he j. more
than can manage. Oh all the stubborn
boys 1 know Of, he is the worst"
The teacher said he thought they,,would
get along very we'll, and gave The by a
seat with good, quiet scholar. Tie watch
ed the boy Tor sOine days, but discovered
nothing amiss in his conduct, though he
seemed TO shun every one, aud did not JOIN
in the sports Al play hour.
One day as the teacher was passing along
by the desks, he land his hand kindly on
his shoulder, but lle buy shudJered and
shrsnk from him. What is the matter,
HenryiY asked the teacher. " j thought
you, we're going TO strike me-" % Why
shosld I strike you = Because | am
such a bad bsyi" Father says | am a
bad boy. ssd nother says %. and every one
says 30 Bat you are not bad boy, al
least think 30, ard you can be as gOOd a
boy As an, one. Ask tod 10 help you 10
be good. and you will be sure O. succeed. !"
The p'Or boys eyes filled with tears.
lie = as mi used TO such kind words. and
when his teacher lett him, lie thought,
"Can be a good bu, when every one says
I'm 80 bad But he did mt cay | was
bad he said could be good boy. Will
be a good boy"
From that tine marked change vas
observed IN the bog. lie took great deal
Of interest ~ his studies. aud made rapid
progress. His cbool-fello~s soon learne,
20 love him. he grew up to he great and
good man, and became go,erno u one nf
oar largest states.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-02-06

INK yolcg OF NV yuGK.-1'he Ma.
tinnai Inleillg, ncer leltTs q ;he recent DE-.
bate in Tic House u Representatives on
reconstruction. and sats: lie nlCe 81 the
great eonmercIal metropolis w.s heard Last
night emphaiicsily and lurc,bly in la,or ol
the rtslmalinn III IraierRal feeling and ui
The policy Of n,iI,ativu. Nj. Dodge. If
Ney York city, spoke last ui.ht al the
evening session Ot the House ~ a spirn ui
.siateslnanship and pracucal business sega.
cily. True, he advocated Tie constitutions
al smendueni. aud declared that il wa
meant . a lins!ily. -td mas 20 tryarrd b,
l.e snuntiy. But lie urged lls adoption
~ih ~nIds ~ kiD,int.s. aud MI 81 4busr
aud 81 tmeaten.pg. lie declared that New
York could nr,e, have been carried al the
La; election II u had brrp understood that
Mr.. Stevens Ulil Vas - become tie plat.
lorWr he radical patty; ard he nsfi6ed
The House that tic business interests I'll the
c0pbtty arrr already ~ Icyerish. excited
CONDITION - fr,sun 81 :hr extreme inca
sures ihreat,rd. aud warned gentlemen ul
ibc imminent danger 81 persisuIg in ihf
course sh,.b some OF them seemed Inclia.
ed 10 adopt.
lye a,e much pleased 10 learn. from the
Nbrfdik sirginian. that our Young towns.
msD. Mr. Jlinrs NJ. Allen. whose commend.
able conduct ~ the warehouse robbery al.
fair our readers will recoIleet, 10 70 be pre-.
svnted with an elegant hunting case gold
watch BY The different railroad companies
whose property he preserved. The watch
cost $3.50, ndhas engraved upon The ianer.
case " Presented 10 James NJ. Allen. FOR
faithful services, by the Sesbosfd & Roan.
oke, WILMINGTON & weldon. and Peteis.
burg & Weldon Railroad companies, Jan
oary LIB, 1867" II WELDON siaie.-
Ittakes more 10 run The Freedmen's Bu.
rsau thab u did the whole Government un-
der !eherson. ioi 81 bsssfs ia NJ. i
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more Free,lom Of access. Thus. il this bill
should become a law. it would he imprac-
,icable 10 obtain any expression OF public
sentiment in reference to its provisions.
with view to enlighten the Legislature, u
the old body were called together; and, OF
course, equally imrracticable 10 procure
the election OF new body. This defect
might have been remedied by an extension
or the time and submission OF the ques-
ton to the people. with fair opportunity
10 enable them 10 express their sentiments.
The admission OF new State has geh.
orally been regarded as an epoch IN our
histors. marking the onward PROCESS q The
nation; but after the most careful and
anxious inquiry on the subject, cannot
perceive that the proposed proceeding IS in
conformity with the policy which. from the
origin Of the Government. has uniformly
prevailed IN the admission of new itates.
/ therefore return the bill TO the Senate
without my signature.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, January IS, 1867.
-~SS~~S
Book CoRN.-As there is constantly an
increasing demand for broom corn. it has
become one Of the staple articles Of produce
in this country, and most profitable crop
TO raise in certain sections, by those who
understand il; for in this, as IN anything
else, you mrst understand what j. 70 De
done. and how 10 10 il. Soil that will
grow Indian corn. will also produce gnod
broom corn. Never prepare soil Tor the
culture of broom corn, that produces poor
Indian corn. If you do not wish 10 reap the
same results in return. The sill should
not be p;owed long heiore planting, and IL
may be prepared in the same manner as Tor
Indian corn, while care Is tskan 70 have
the GROUND thoroughly narrowed. Ia Sc
lecting the seed great care should be exer-
eised ~ purchasing the very best that can
be procured. as il Is crop that dictionaries
rapidly, and the seed should be changed
often.
Some advocate changing The seed as OF
ten as every other year, 40 or,.er-to secure
q good crop of fine brush. To be certain
that the seed IS perfectly good. is always
best to test some oil n by sprnutlng before
planting; many failure oil securing good
crophas arisen in consequence oinegirctins
II test the seed too much caution, there
fore. cannot be exercised in this respect.
From the 10th OF May to the 10th Of June
is the usual time for planting; but geoer-
ally il is best 10 put In seed about the 18th
Of May. In planting By hand. mark on the
feld ~ rows il,ree Ir.t apart. aud drop eight
or ten seeds 10 hill. being about eighteen
inches apart, and cover with hoe about
IN inch deep sith line moist earth. Where
"a, &c fields are planted, a seed planter can
be used 10 great advantage.
Rurgi American.
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AiIlsburuugb Gsfornsr,.
HILLSBOR0UGH, N, g.
Wednesday,. Feb. 6, 1867.

CONGRESS.--0n the lst instant in the Senate
the ra,f bill passed BY 81 70 TO- and goes hack 10
the House Tor concurrence in the amendments.
bill directing The clerk of The House TO place on
the roll Of The uerl Congress only the States rep
resented, pa,seihy 81 lob.
A bill has passed bo.h Houses regulating the Su
preme Court. acquiring luIl lench aud unanimous
stilution questions.
A bill has been introduced into Congress proposing
to devide the State Of exasn four territories, TO be
called BraIora Brayo, Sabine aud Lincoln, and 10 he
admitted as States when they acquire the necessary
population AMI ra;ify the constitutional amendment.
-~~~~>-~~----
C0L. TENNIS eitlzsas of this place were
greatly surprised, though s,sieJ TO learn that COL
Tsw Is probably ye, alive. 4 young maR, Who gives
his name ~ W. W. Wallace. acii,zen Of Little Rock,
Arkansas, represent. himself to have been prisoner
ia The government, PRISON atthe Dry rodugas, where
he had been con6aed since Jane 1863, aud from
which he released on the 1Ih Of January issi
He says tha among the prisoners At present, cenfin
ed at Dry fouugas, is Col. e. T.. Few, who was
wounded and captured q; The ha lie Of Sharpsburg
tha, he was taken 10 Fort Delaware. and afterwards
to Font Clinch on The flonda coast, iha, al some
point in his transfer, 10 a,lemPI to escape, he kill
ed COL Turner of The Northern Amy; Tor which
be wsa ued BY Court martial, and srnlcne,J 20 per
Pelual imprisonment .. The Dry Tonnsas that NJ
had ben severely wounded in his mp, probably b.
The sttsmPttO ESCAPE, from which he s'L .ulcI
ing. lie sayslhai Cui. lew Is passing uaJsr ~
sumej name, but that be gare % hln biz real nan. .
and though protesting 10 no iniimacs, liquea.,
Intercourse, snh CoI. fes ssisscd Of ms hienir,
death, slslrd Ina, ne was SHOT in The nrso !:
this sa!s that he has sill sic marks Oh wounu
IN his head.
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A Crarosrrr.-Yse Knoxville (rennes.
sse) Messenger tells ola negro child which
vas born there on the 10Th Of January.
ha,iig only one ear, no sose, 10 fingers,
ietoes. and single eye in the centre OF
tie forehead. Il was stilLborn.
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A Sew paper. f.s.l TO p.tiee, a. v,

A ses Paper.-We faisl to notice, a. We
INTENDED last week. the reception d The kul number
Of rns EsseorAL MrrHoDisr. Il Is published IN.
der ihe ls,pIees Of the North Carolina publishing
company. and intended 70 be The organ oflhc North
CsmLnn Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
ChuEh ssulh Rev. n. r. Hudson, Directing Editor.
and Res. w. n. Cuoningaim, Publisher. Il j.
neatly printed with new type on good pspef It's
edi,oriaI roaaarl shows marks o. ability, and ils &C.
rction. .,e sdicioos and Interesting and We hope IL
wiIrmecs ~ak slssdsnt success. Ons copy 80 year
lower rates 10 eIubs.
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We have received from the National Publishing
Co, R,chmanJ, Va. copy Of the Lille, lstlsIs aud
SPEECHES " lie Hon. Aexanler II. stephens. b.f,re
d1tIDg. and since the var. hy Henry Cleveland. Esq
Mr. Stephens. upon hi. fra appearance in The Ma
iopal legi-sture becsme calculated throgghnu, Inc
union - lie most eIoqnsn, speaker in The House 81
Representatives and was no less relcbmleJ fst hi
street integrity and lose 81 the Uniel. For long
time he filed large sPsee ia the pobIie fieynin
hrousho The United states, and for quarter u
century vas an active participant, and often Icsdr III
The gresi questions that have made The no.i lnte.
resting chapters in The history Cfthis western World.
And ss likely 10 give additional interest ind npor
lance % hi. work, il may BE considered that tbs
the 6rl attempt 10 rePresen, NJ Stephens as lie e.
eond Oicsf " The southern conirdsfaey and give
those inistor and shadows Of The great war; on
" known to those high Objects who salchsd the
Rood.,i5c Of revolution from is founain nptinss
Prca eutsory inspection Of The book. We CONSIDER
il one Of ,he mos, interesting publications oihe dAs
and anticipate f5r y . large eifeslsiion ffoal q.
Advertisement 10 another column i will be thai
agents are wanted TO csnssss for its ssIc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-02-06
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

'oAtE
The Agent Of the American Bible Sucie-
ty. Rev. AIR. Hariie. of this city. requc SITS
US 10 give publicity othe following onalu5
|nicalion, from the Secretaries OF the Iastl !
tuition he represents. II may help 10 un.
deceive some who have been duped.
The man who Mould thrust his imposi-
tions under coyer of religious Institution
deserves TO be exposed. The people, cs-
pecaly in these times, deserve 10 be pro-
tected.
Let young men understand that Eve
huuured dolar guild watch cannot be af.
iorded ior a dollar. Agencies that pay two
hundred dollars month do not 60 brgging,
ii honorable, Gift Enterprises advertise.
mems tia, call for "a postage stamp in
return" add all games Of the kind, ought
10 be avoided. The best way toget q guild
watch is to work Tor the money. aud buy oil
a man yau know aud can trust. The best
salary IS that, that results from honest, in.
duslrious, frugal labor.
The Tact that u Chicago Gift ENTERPRISE
mAn should come Out OF his shop with SLY
hundred thousand dollars profit. shows that
he drew the largest prize OF all.
The Mail Agcnts -, thst The amount oi
mai matter 10 and IRON these tiff Enter
llise shops is very Large. Aud the gentle.
man referred 10 above, who travels much
over The STATE. informs Us thai he sees 10 all
directions tokens u Tie extent d this
smIpIilng seheule.
Let paOaclty be gwen 10 THIS stale
ment. ~ all the ed.iots VI lbe State.
Rateigh Ssaipd.
CAUTION.
Ffequeni complaints ha,e regent, teach
ed ., /, IN responsible prrspns, 4, Nat,ous
part, ~ ne caunti,, "a @hieh the lo.ioa
az. nom d gentlrman ia Kentucky - .
spe e.mea:
i4at one 81 tue rooms IN the Bible House
], teutea II Quack dociar. Vi adoclor ~ho
as als, iii, c,rculars, WHICH Are calcui4l.
ses.o deceive OF lmpuse upua The people. a,
.u.nu- it0m the BiDle Huuse III New inIk.
aa"Y .na- zee that Inc. a.e sancllni.rii "
the ...0,r House Frum oller snuirrs ~
irain ilai TIC room Islerird 10 Is M. y
B,blr Hnu,r.
We repy hat na raon - The B3ls
liOs.e = rented 10 any such pers"l. I u.
- Bblr House. - oCCup'vd ,AClusi,rl
y, the l.. ;. GoyrrnmruI. q. spuuu ID,
Bran,b Nra York Past 0liCe.
Ne .annnl prevent any matter snhs
lhr.ngn tie Post Utice. Ihe cncuia,s
referred 10 aD0,c, as se have reason 10 DC
heSe. are issSrh by person. whose real
othcr !, 10 another part II The cary. and
~ho, y, tbs mean suplerlugr, iha, al
trmpts. 1i,1 I~u a.uch success. 10 deceive
in"IIsh people aud get their money. Tor ms
own profit and the ruin al others.
(Sigurd.J
SlcalTaRIrs AMERICAN BlRLI socIETy.
Billie Hou,e, y. y, Jan. IL. 1891.
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any Of lte>e passing, none II them bss. besn .od
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ly used.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-02-06

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