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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-09
FROM WASHINGTOf,

NEw YoRK, April 8.
A Times special says The petition filed
in the Supreme Court on Friday hst By
Messrs. Sharkee and Walker, prnvisg ~ IA
Injunction against the enforcemeht of&he
Sherman Reconstruction bill, is to hsibllo&ed
with one from Georgia, and probably with
others from oil of the sautherp Ststss, pray
Ing for the came acton. II.
Vie tdiletEor 0f Internal Reyease of the
First District Of Arkansas, Edwin B.
Mcclure, has been detected 10 efforts to Sc
crete the Government fnnds, aud deposit
them to his own pussonal account, Ia various
banks in vurieus CITIES The amount re,
covesed slseady 10 over two hundred tAoussnd
dollars, which was found deposited 10 banks
in New Orleans. Memphis. &c. Mcclure
cleared out from his Distries and endeavored
TO withdraw the funds, bat the Treasury
Agents were ahead Of HIM with dispatches.
and with lhe sid Of niilitafy, Mcclure was Or
tested in Texas : few days ago
A vote upon the Russio- American treaty
10 expected TO be taken In the Seuate to- NOR
row. a~d IT is believed it will be ratified.
There are sixteen candidates for Commis-
sioner of Agriculture, including Mr.. Newton.
who seeks 70 be retained in the Office. Tie
President deems IL proper to give To the
West the Commissioaer II is thought Ger
tain that be will Tomorrow noninsse Col.
SEprop, Of ILLINOIS.
aenAior Sumner left here last night for
New York, thence to sail for Europe, per
next steamer.
ssussor Ccuness lsaves here on Tuesday
for Californis via New York city.
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FROM MONTANA.

CaIqAso, April 5.
4 ST. Iosspn, No., special says: The On
IL Chance, VIM. Dana, Ben. johnson and
Waverly. the first four boats Of the Montana
feet, passed thus city yesterday, all loaded
with freight and passengers for Fort Benton.
Montana dates to the l7sh. report business
fair throughout the Territory. The quartz
lodes are being developed and new discove.
ries are almost daily being made. The Fin,
Greek silver mines sre attracting much Mt
tentiop. biae,y lodes have been visited by
4 Correspondent, and ell Of them will richly
repay the working The Cambden lodes
yield SOS dollars to the ton; the franklin,
$3.50. while e six gold iodes yield $3.50.
The balance range from $25e 10 $500 to the
ton. .kA ft q NN
6r. Louis, April 8.
fhe Democrats St. Joseph special says
the Montana Post Of the 18th, gives the fol-
lowipR information in regard TO the Indians
There are ! 800 lodges Of Siouxs and Fox,
numbering three warriors to the lodge, under
Chiefs, Red Cloud, Iron Plato and White
Young Bull, are enoamped on Big Horn riv-
er, about IS miles from Fort Smith. The
Crows, Bloeds,. sPeguias, GFoseusers and
Siouxs have Aade peace among themselves,
and joined 10 league against the whites
Ahois 500 lodges are yet nssth ofthe Missour
liver, but will cross over and camp neal
Muscle Shell river as soon as Spring opens
any after coocentrating their forces, they ~
wage war OF exrrminatien- against IL
whites. They say the whites have occupied
their only hunting grounds that death is in
evitsble, and they prefer 1t in battle rathe
than starvation.
.feThe commauder at Fort Ssrith dent "
pect to be able TO bold his position, and it j
thought that il rsiaiorcsmsnts do not soo'
arrive, the commander will come to the For
on ellow Stone. ssas A~mAtses
Me helena Herald notices tbs 81 d.
renskksbIe large rbeteor in that svlcsptes
which lighted up the town equal to 1000 Ga
burners.
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FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, April 8.
The Supreme Court had before it to-day
the case OF Joseph DE Harris, cf. al appel
liant rs. United States appellee; The case is
appealed from the United States District
Court of California, which rejected the
claims. The title Of the land in question,
in or near San Francisco, involves from ST.
600, ,0oo to slt, ,Oo0,0o0. The United staies
maintain ,hss The eisimsnG hsse no tile 10
destitute Of equ6ty, and should be rejected.
The Committee on Foreign AHairs reported
in favor Of The Russian treaty to-day.
Leave has been asked, on the next motion
day OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States, to file a petition Of the State of
Georgia, asking the Presidest af shs Unitsd
States that the Military Commanders, in that
District be informed. and restrained from
executing an oct for the better government Of
the rebel States the object being ss ia the
Mississippi case, to test the constitutionAlity
of the law. Messrs. O'Connor, of New
York, and Jeremiah s. Black, are engaged,
and will be associated with other counsel for
the petltloRers.
The Senate to day confirmed the following:
Postmssters-El Elizabeth C. Wells, Elpasso,
Ill VIM. Fl. Benneson, Quincy, ILL., United
States Consul-Wm. W. Mayo, at 0trauto,
Italy,
The Senate rejected the following: United
States Attorney, r. Chadwick Montana.
postnsassers Walter a. Hastings, Waaks-
gan, m; o. n. Crsndsll, Wo0dssock, H.;
Selah Wheston, HsvsDA, Hi Clark 9. Buff
6netop, Jerseyviile. H.; ?. NJ. Barrett,
Lisch6eld, ILL.,, and jerome B. Milton, Carol
ton, Ill.
The Commissioner of the General Land
ol6ce has received the returns. showing the
aggregate disposal of 10,320 acras of pablic
lands during the month Of March. al the fol
lowing Offices: Ndbraska city, 1887 acres
Taylor's Falls, MINI, 1881 acres. The
greater portion of the land Was taken under
the homestead law. Sa =
The Committee on Foreign Relations re-
ported back TO the aeuate tkis aeernoon, the
Russo. American treaty, recommending its
ratification. Fwka
Mr. Sumner made speech in its favor,
when the subject passed over until to-mor>
row, when the Senate will meet and afford
suple eppOrsnaity for discussion, 50 The yote
nfny Be reached before she AdjosrumeM ~
The prospect Is that the Treaty riii be rati-
fed by q two-thir4 vote. Promps action is
induced 81 ~ ~ that the treaty, according
to the rspols, aIloxe only three months for
de- Eite eleion. w~
TIE ilio.;as allotment of Jadk0 Vas
Esaaosneed Il Il, supreme Court 70 day |:
1lb Circnis 60 t6iaing Indiana, Illinois and
Wlesoann, Jssiiss Dlsis; ssh Circuit, COM
pfistao Ninsssota, losa, Missouri, ksas:s
and 1rknneas, Jas15ce Miller; 9Th Circuit
comprising CaliforsaA, OFseoa and hsvPda'
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fMA MINNESOTA.

CHICAGO. April {.
A ST.. Paul special to-day says accounts
cunlinde ID y Hceivcd Of extreme dessltu.
TOD Afnoas de ney setslsrs in IL sosiAs
Western eountiea Of the State, and also IN
iibs;veo.s snoFsbess esuntieA a ispe uun.
ber'd Aailiss have ssbaisted III Water On
potatoes alone. aad their teams and ssocl
have perished for want Of food Those fami.
lies took up their homes late. in the fhil, and
rsefe poor TO itart. One thopsand doliars ~
paid day Or two since 70 the agent of TIE
Southern saaerers .hst ought to have btsn
nsfd to relieve our own people, but msasures
win be taken to help them. 'ssis
The weather is cool, except in the middle
of the day The ice il very firm, and thetv
is no prospect of the opening Of navisatior
before the last Of the month. 'sfs
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FROM HAVANA.
NrH YnRK. Anil 8

NEW YORK, April ..
The Heroids Havana correspondent ssys
three frlgaies Of tue Spanish South Pacific
feet, with Admiral Nunez conmanding Ia
person, had arrived at Santiago De Cuba.
The causes given for this movement are cons
aicting. The most important and probAbly
the most reliable is, that Admiral Nuuez is
On route for Washington to- represent Sysin
in the Peace Congress proposed BY Nj. Ssw-
ard.
The steamer r. r. Cuyler was said 70 have
been captured b. the frigase Gaera, snd
brought TO Santiago.
Advices from Hayti report Massage Sasas
had Assumsd the rsins Of ,goysrnuept and
By way Of Havana We have intellisence In
detail Of the last ns~s itom British Hoodu.
ms, that the Anglo Indian diiiculty vss :,
= spd 20 fAs - sctusl hcstilsia wsrs eun-
c6rned.
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FIRES.

NEw YoHK, April 9.
The bakery owned By Jana.han Keath vas
destroYed by 6re yesterday morning. Two
Of Keath's daughters, aged respectively q
and years, perished in the fames. The
rest of the family barely escaped with their
lives.
Bosroy, April 8.
The large hat mandatory Of Messrs Des-
mond, in Lawrence, was destroyed By FIRE
last night. Loss estimated at $40, LOCO, With
$4,000 insurance,
MraPHls, April 8.
Two unsuccessful attempts were made Last
night to burn the Commercial Hotel. Seve-
raj rooms were burned out, and the hotel
was badly damaged by water.
.s BowNAssvILLK. CAS., April &.
The Bowmansvilie furniture maruiaetory,
with its contents, was burned on Saturday.
Loss very heavy. One hundred and thirty
persons are thrown ogt Of employment
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FROM THE PLAINS.

CH1cAoo, April 8.
Allour accounts from the plains isdicats ,,
bloody Indian var this summer. Joe Reshav,
an old trader, Who has lived smons the In.
dians for ysarss says hsAas pesisive isfosna,
ton that there i camp Of 800 lodges Of
Siouxs, about IS miles from Smith or bSg
Pns P1s. y EP,sr Gss insy s.ss s., 'S.ss % y:
of the Missouri river, and that - soon q
Spring opsns, they viii eoScsuisaEsr sAeis
forces and commence . war Of extsrmiaaaioa.
The long severe winter has made then
desperate.
The weather here for some days paa has
beer very Spring-like. and the farmers ars
beginning to SOW their Spring crope. K
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u HeWx GOnx, April >.
The steamer Jqno. wAfcA ~ WifnSngton,
\. o., March 15th, for this pm, = supposed
to be iosh = no infor4atioa ~ boep ~
csived If heA
At Tie Meeting df the Nefhodist Confer
enee, the Secretary bf the MissioaaSy Society
reported there will We . dsGciency Of $780,
000 at the close Of the present year.
The Government Commission for examin.
ing hfe~saving spparatus met 70. day. NJ.
Bemer was chosen President. RsaolutI6Hy
we're adopted as 70 Ae order IN Which ihsep.
tioDs 10 examined. and SOME other matters
Of detail arranged, vhep the Commasina ID
joarned until to-notrow evening. Inventors
have registered their names and invensioas.
A report from Albany says measures are
preparing quietly for the arrest and bringing
TO justice of at least half dozen of the most
notorious lobby operators 10 behalf of New
York iobs.
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FROM CHARLNTON.

CaAstxsros, 8. c., April g.
Gov. Worth, Of North Carolina, and Gov.
0rr hays been In conssilatioa ui4h Gen.
Sickles here for few days past, concerning
the nature Of the general orders TO be issued
for the governneat of the Second Military
District Their conference has been har-
mouious. and Gov. Worth on his resurn 70
Raleigh will urge his State to reorgaaise
promptly. under the provisions of Shermar' d
Act. 49,.
Renewed Efforts aye in progress 70 stimulate
TO proceed to Europe and represent the id
vantages Of eopba arolips. A eircalsr has
been addressed TO the planters of the State,
ursfns them soco-cpeskse IN the msvSasent.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 8.
Judge Bland Ballard, Of the Z. s. District
Court &c Kentucky, has deposed A. H. Hub
bars, q. \. Commissioner at Lexington, for
usurping authority not delegated to him.
The jnry brought ia . verdict Of guilty of
manslaughter in the case Of Robert Smith,
charged with the murder of Fred Sanders at
the United States Hotel. Smith was san
stsneed to ven Yesrs in the penitentieyy.
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- n.se .san KE6KtK. IOWA. TVEsD44 qArn1E \ ise7
ns1 THE SOUTH.

NEp YcQGs Apgl 8.
The Hwolfs Southern correspondent
aYek - Vrgieia the Aailepels,apei sesenr
stfuehne noss nan anythi6g Slse. =
a negro has been nominated for Mayor
in Lynchburg. sAsf5R1
10 North Carolina complaints Of the lasi-
nsss Of the nssroAs IRE geserai. as'.ssa
In Georgia the element Of mutual cunAs
dence 10 ell that is wanting To- restore the
State. The negroes are doing better than
hsrsfop, Ard ssp relspsisg iatos shs old
system OF working.
Governor worth, Of North Carolina, and
Governor Or, u S0ssA Caf6liaa, ssss -
Charleston, N conference With Gen. 6ioklss.'
The utnost accord sxists among ~ parsiss-
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Midnight Report.
CONGRESSIONAL PsOCEEDINGs
WASHINGTON, April s.
srHarx

WASHINGTON, April 8.
sEHxrK.
Mr.. WILLIAMS loHsssi = resolution, tbat
TIE present sensts, AZ bp. d., nstt wednes
day, adjourn the prssent sseo6ion sine die.
Mr.. SUMNER objected TO the present con.
siderstion Of the resolution,
The PRESlDkNT sppOia.sd Ar. Jahasoa
on the Committee op Printing, TO Gil The va
cancy occanoned by the death Of Mr..
Riddle.
Mr.. WILEY offered q resolution, that
the Secretary of War be requested to com.
munieste toshe Senate, copies Of all deeds,
conveyances and other evidences of title, BY
which the United Staies have clain 70 any
landa, lenemsnts and water priveIeges, at or
near Harper's Ferry, in Wegt Virginia; what
pats ttesso6 4 anD6e sold Or transferred,
add orfwhat pnrpoGss; and whether there .
any reason Why any parts of said lands and
tenements md wstev psivelsses snsold and
undisposed q, shoud NOT uow be sold.
On motion Of Mr.. RAMSEY, the Senate
went into oxeeutive session,
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900 y ST. Loufs, April 8.
Advices from below say the town II Desc
10, opposite Yickshnrg was saddenly nan-
dated few days since, and irpm eighty 70
one hundred negroes drowned The people
Of Vioksbprs used strenuous efforts to rescue
the poos oseasures, but could only seaoh such
e had reached places Of Temporary safety.
The town was exclusively occupied BY ne>
gnoes. etls
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Loxpox, April 9.
The uncertainty in regard to the future
action of Napsleoe and fears thai. he will
adopts vsriks psacy, eseate vide spssad
distr,ss aMoae business men, and there 10 .
great depression. in consequence, in com
mercial and financial circles, both in this city
and Paris.
LONDON, April 50 .. m.
The feeling of distrust has increased TO !.
var panic.
he 0overnmsp. hss send ssvsrai ships Il
Tto AAiz 70 enforcs ths clains ofIths
British claims, arising ou. Of the seizure Of
the Tornado.
FIoRKxcE, April 8.
Tha aoss,sinasA u he se~ Italian llini..
try vas completed by Baron RA,ssse. The
Cabinet is composed Of prominent members
ri political parties.
e.ia.tH h4a L,vsxrccL, April 8.
The steamer Walton arrived here. Africa
- Qssenstown, and Union at Southampton.
LONDON, April g.
In the House of Commons, this evening,
Mr.. Lowe stated that alarming news had
been received in Berlin from Paris, aud tha,
the King of Prussia sent for Bismarck st 2
o'ciock Sunday morning.
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FROM RICHMONH

RlcHHesp, Va, April 8.
Gen Scho6sld has issued an order. that all
veeapcies occurring in Offices before con-
vention Is held, can only be filed by persons
who have took the oath to support the Con-
stitution Of the United Stotes
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Au0UsrA, Ga, Aprils.
Gen. Sweeney has disbanded the negro
militia companies OF this city.
A mass meeting of the freedmen is called
for "Wednesday. Some prominent citizens Of
the State are invited to address the meeting
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.st,i t1Vfssf Nv Foss, Apsa O.
A special despatch says that the strike OF
thine, the miners sDs :. IN New !'r'sy still con;
persons are idle and engaged With the strikers.
and ell the mines In Morris county have .sq.
pended work. ~'s
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wsz ToRoxfo, April &
One Of the Feuian convicts, named Con-
ners, has been rsaeased frppsshe Peniten>
sds and |. . ..;5 .Ssi n. =
petition gotten up in the neighbsrAooa where
he reafdea II al H fgsa
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ICE. xCD!

Q q l. l. 1 Il = = b Il h RY.
06les on so Street, In Esies House.
Orders left st o06.. ~ 10 RSxssSson 4 Aibs,.,
orocesy Store will Be psonssiy attended TO- es,ero
eonnsncss Asy nsh- Parties utshtnx to asks aAssn-
sse OF sssson rsSss WI pss Iavs thsts ortsrs b@srs
that date. ..sAa-
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They Reclare Bxtermina-
tion Against the Whlaes.
A Mississippi River Town Inun-
dated.
400 Negroes Drowned.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

GOLD CLOSED 135 Ia
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ROU.vD HILL
WATER CURE IND neIEt

4
A T Northampton, Mass, eontinnss TO - 4
er. .esssns rsissssson N and n PIE pIs.sars @ i,s
sssrmtsd amid ths Dcnntain SCENERY. and .pasoniU
roand.d By iorty acre. 9. ,ors.s psII .klIs ne ~
The suco~s Of n HALsrRO, n D The rwppsistsR 9
prinetpAi pbyscisA. IN the cure Of vsmsns G.s~sa
vsdi ssevs. per the seecesfa .ssstnsns ofv@e(
sih.s ehsoae eoupisints At Round HiIi, sss csresf
nls much is trss: Dr. Hss.sd has great suoes~ A.
Ard Dee s -.
Rsvyp HILt-we fr~eiy. aud with the usxnlmous -
sent al vho risitsf ths rsrminE spct eomn1
IL deiehsfnl esr@ of ~e3ourn. The sesa.ry - -
rivslsd b@satyv2ey hn ard rrsr. riye 4 insxkaatk
81. rissy, whscA have sesn smbellishea by sssasn
tie Vi nifty snd the hoi.s i ws kept sonfainnr -
~ seoasncdztsos fe< Eussss. veil sT lhsr esnff
&nnseneat -ls. Q Picayuna.
TO H1sICIAEr AND LADIES' 80
m HALsTEp. ia sh- Il thirty ysar vr.sshs
cbsmB.i sxsnfs xhkh ia hzrnors ~sfh dc nsssRA
eanaillona. and Motorp.hcsIiy ussd viiairfng th~n
into healthy and vszorsns sction fhersby rsnoTsnG
rs .ai. ~ .e saa rasy sna -ssss.s s
spy ssph~sc-sct the day THIS hetorFsahsc Esain~l3
r, = 49,, .ss y 1870
viihont number b. rsfsrrsi % who will vouch r
th,ir reeins.-. The Profession have all the ~
senrs tbey e-sirs br Haisf =, Of tbs henad Hi Vs.
.scssn eslI est prsstsss saa vts~ss fs -
s..ou .a 4 I'D. : .- . .s 81 q "a . "a
s'h-r e.'ss 10 use ,sss I. R-.teasA, saapsassd .
rasr me nsas srsdy -seasers.- are r-a~ IN she esaa
sAa Water rnontb%-'r. lpdep psBdsnt-
TO INVALID GENTLEMEN.
TIE Motorpsihe treatment. Jsism of ssfumpsesnk
ted vegetable sat-rstives and disTfmnatibg ~
s.c6cstsd bot and e4d txts. spe-'isv rsoet -
s.s.s This treatment Is q especial merit In hreakine
s,ef
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-07
INTERESTING 10 ADVERTISERS.

The following extract from 3 report Of the
proceedings Of the n Y. State EDITORIAL Con-
~vention. holden At Penn Yam, Thursday, June
81. is very significant:
"0n the question Of Advertising Agencies,
some discussion was nduee by n recommenda-
ton from the Chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
Agencies, that a resolution be adopted. whereby
publishers should no longer be allowed to con-
tract for space 70 Be filed with short misceila-
neous ADVERTISEMENTS. subject to frequent
changes II va argued that such q course
enabled agents 90 contracting 10 do work
at greatly reduced rates. and 70 the prejudice
Of all other parties. The 6rm Of George p.
Rcwell d Co. Of New York, being regarded as
the principal one which bad adopted the sys-
TEN. and Mr. Rowel being present in the Con-
charge. Mr.. s. M. Pettingill. also Of New York,
remarked, in Substance. thsf by this system
Messrs. R0Well A Co., were enabled 70 contract
for business - . much lower rate than he could
do. and claimed hat the publishers should in
self-defence cease 70 make eon~tractsfnthis way.
Manyprssent huWeSI reeognzedNc IS m adj
vantage to be able TINS to dispose ofa fxed
amount Of space to = reasonable party for .
de6nits time. since they thuz obtAinsdA class Of
bnsiness to be secured in no otket Wy, and aaa
large number Glfeady had eonnass Of this ma
tura With which they we're satisfied. While 9TH
sffhadSpaceto gpare and we're wiling To en-
terrain similar proposid0h4 no action wssS n
kan IN tia matter." !
The adYanfag1f secured toths sdtsrtiser ky
this system Of contracting. ate truly ye1yfreat
Parties interested are invited 70 sendfhf COPY
Of the Advertiser Gazette. containing fullest
infofmationin re44fdt0 cur syttan- address
GEO. ?. K0WELDGo0ss PsfkkeNsM \.
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A woman in st. Louis, named Myers,
disguised with life on account of i'll
treatment frem her husband, deter
mined TO commit suicide by shooting
herself with a cannon ball, which had.
been round the house for some time, a
relic from Vicksburg. Not exactly un-
derstanding the science of gunnery,
she got half a dollars worth of powder,
placed it on . plate on the floor, piled
the ball on the powder, sat down upon
it, and touched a match TO the explo-
sive, fondly expecting instant death
frem the fatal ball. 1t did not"go of,
however, althoughthe powder did and
she is suffering from painful and dan
gerous burns, which render it quite i'm
possible for her to take q sitting post
ure at present.
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A Word DO the ubli

As the forms Of disease for which we pres-
cribe the Compound have their origin in the
blood. let the sufferer remember thai no merely
ouatcdrd appliance will afford him permanent
relief. because It cannot reach the CAUSE. The
Compound goiag into the bood-THE CITADEL
OF DISEASE-drives 1t from its strong
hold. and the victim is relieved.
9 This should never be forgotten. A Sure
Cure Warranted.
Tolman, Pinkham 4 Co, IS South Water ST.,
Ccicago, Agents for the Northwest
-u- HQYT, STRATToN d HAPG00D,
Jan q. fSo5-lyr Agents, Warren, o.
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Mr.. BeecherS in spite of himself is
o~ccasioning q certain Glass of persons
. great deal Of trouble. Some time ago
he took from the Independent the pub
LEGATION of his sermons-and gave
them to the Baptist Examiasr, where
they were widely read. Recently, how
ever, some Baptist authority-or other
has censoriously, pronounced the SER
mons unsound. and a new paper is pro-
posed to be started to keep pure the
atmosphere which the aforesaid ser
mons in a Baptist paper has done SO
much to darken.
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HIS
Gardeners Rheumatic and Keu-
ralgic Compound.
CHICAGO. Nov. Is, 1850.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is. 1850.
Mr. H. r. GARDINER, Proprietor Gardner's
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound.
Sir-Haying been afflicted with the Neursral-
me 70 Try your Compound. and I can eheerfully
say ! found il the only relief. and 1 recommend
1t TO all who are troubled with the Neuralgia.
Yours Respectfully. A. BOOTH.
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison 4 Dearborn ST,
GEERsBo. Henry Co. Ill May Is, 1866.
II. r. GARDNER-Sir.-I can now make q
more fall report of my Wife's case. The two
physicians I bad calIedin having failed to cure
senther, and after one bottle she began TO have
q better appetite and 20 improve otherwise
HersWellings have g~onedoHn andehe kss grown
bottles to me a. soon as convenient. IviA re-
nit amount. Truly yours,
\ J. ii. RUSSELL. -