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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-09

IT. Louis Market.
By Telegraph ef. LcuIs Aug. 9.
Ylorr-Priccs better supers & 81 So extra . 2tGs
Xxx - so1l.
wheat-tc better spring 81 4031 co, fall i293i0.
Corn -Receipis light; safes small saiss Of white al q
03 u 1e: mixed s01sl.
Oats-etesdy at tsase
Rye-Salss at 5000.
Hsy-Dui, 1t SIS.
Provisions-Dull mess p ,rk SEA 81,
Bacon-City shoulders 13l4; clear rides 49,.
Lard-Conntry In til rces TX
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FotIY.-Ths Ahasy Kaich~6osI~ says
truly ssoash tAaa ~ great canss Of oil he
misery in this world, y not list men earn VOC
little, bat tkak they spend their earnings nm
wisely. Every man spends = much for
nonsense - wosld pay his board and keep
him half The ysaf IN idIsnsss.
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E'oR sALK.- One Il lots, tho cerner or I'LL and
L MORGAN Streets. well fenced and ornamental trees
IN 'front.' and side waik on both sides Price s4oo cash
Ttls good OF NO sale. Enquire Of
april IL. d TEN-EYGK
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Hsw rsrk nsnsy AaFkss.
p TsissrspA.l Hsw Ysax. Aas. q
osie-Wishcst dsesdsd change closing 1t ICY
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Albany Cattle Marnet,

Albany Cattle Aarket.
By Telegraph AtaAxr Aug
Cattls-Priess DOWN. best grades NJ loves and p3,rer
qualities ssoAc. Receipts 500 greater portion poor.
Range S1e % sAiss aboat 900.
ehssp-Ia acderots rsqssst It lkoc. LAMBS 7os.
Receipts 100.
Hoss -salss q 7o7sE dsuArd Hight.
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SoR eALE--A twostory brick Dwelling House, con.
y tanning rooms, cellar ci.tsrn frame barn; lot
814 feet front and l&8 deep stua cd corner Of
9Th And Bank streets Title good sale
Enquire Of (ap1al IL. TESEYcK,
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Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph CisorssAfI, Aug. 8.
Elou1 and Wheat-eteady.
Co-n+ Duil and nomiI al at 60
Oats Fair demand at 90. but no ders asked highs
prices.
Rys-ecarce and frm At H.
Whisky Unchanged aud quiet.
nesa forh-Fiinsr holders ssked hlgh prices.
Bulk Aests-FIrm 1t 12Diio15L
Lard-Dull at IN.
Butter-Dull.
Cheess-Rirmef.
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Toledo Market.
By Telegraph TotlDo, Aug.s.
Fiour-sll ffon white wheat.
wheat Market b better - 1s02 % for white Mich
igan; - o. for Amber ditto,
Corn Market nomisal.y 70 lower; mol Michigan u;
Gales Of = Nlchigaa st -.
0ats-7p bsstsr; q for new.
Rye-0o
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Foreign Markets.
LoEpoN, Any. s-Eoon.
consols era. Bonds 7s,<. III Cen. a., Hris 4s5< Al
lantic and Great Western s91<.
LlvHsPcoI Aug. s-Nooa
Cotton Quiet and steady,
Breadtuhs-firn; ~s,ther unfavorable for crops.
Prosisions-Haavy.
AErwrlr. Aug s-Noon.
Petroleum az; market dead; no buyers.
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books. Journals, Letlgers,

RECORDS. RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
Al Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandum, Copying Books,
Diuries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, liable.
Composition Books, Bills payable h receiv.
Anything In lins to b procured In tbs Amt rcan
fotrgn nafkcs. farniahcd 1t short nofte, and ai
manufAs turess' or insportsfs' prices.
Buyers coming to he rity will DO well 70 examine THU
stock before selecting and orders received through the
mail viii receive the careful attention Of experienced
clerks.
200, 900 Rolls Wall Paper,
All Grades fer sale low to ths Whole ale sni Retail
Trade. Printing Paper, all sizes = mill prices
ly23
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i. cassl. n.rnas.

~ TslegrapA.l INV YesK, Aus. ..
Dsss-Bsisw Monday; Isolsk.
sAssp saa IAnbs-skssp I'm; 4xes. LAnbs stssay
sole
swins-DrospiBc .o1N. ~4A ~ saiss q ~ rssss
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- fsas1rasAl nEsAsEn. 40 4
ns9-3slE Og II ~ son =.
whsse As1is4el - - hs 2.
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We have heretofore expressed our disap.
probation of the one-horse" institutions
Of amusement tf) that arc now circulating in
large numbers in the Western States. Such
an one pitched it, tent in the city yesterday,
and sent out its dilapidated band wagon, and
its still more dilapidsted actors and "nags /"
through the city to beat up crowd. Having
bill against the concern for advertising, ws
had occasion to call around and see the
talent" under their pavilion, and we must
acknowledge that shabbier 9 shebang /"
never before entered our city. There were,
perhaps, about City in the pavilion during the
afternoon SHOW Those Who attended the
evening performance, if any, we're the worst
"sold " individuals in al this region. Ours
are discriminating people, and company
must possess an high order of talent in their
profession if they expect to receive liberal
patronage from this community.
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For Sale,

"a COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
with six rooms, cellar cistern and WELL s,tuat,
on the eAstery half Of lot in block 1sQ on be v,,t
@ds Of nigh street, between AID 10th streets 8his
propsrty n init rsts repair aud viii be sold 4 b~r
Eain applied fof soon, Title good no sale.
naquirs Of IL n rKN-pYeW
may9t.
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FOR SALE. Eight acres OF choice Grape
iaaS about half improved and Ia ffuit a. balance
uncsf aaa 81 nader fence win smsli Frame Dwelling
House q ~ same This land Il situated on the bsnE
q NJ River illinois, and l. trcc,y opposite ny reel.
PIiee D, t0O-a part tips.
nnquirs Of HI TrN-pveK
t0nn1Q - 49,
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THE typesyesterday morning had Mr.. Weiss
building business house on Main street, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth. We wrote it Mr..
John Neiss, but the types do play queer an.
tics sometimes. During the "rush " Incl,
dent to getting out morning paper it is al.
most impossible 70 prevent errors from creep.
ing into the matter. The proof sheets Of the
London 1imes are read seven times before
the typs i allowed to 90 TO press; yet, not
withstandins this vigilance, errors often sp.
pearin that paper. Individuals who have nc
knowledge. idea or conception, Of the labo,
required on : morning paper, The greater par,
of which is done q night may laugh !,
errors which arc Enthusiastically made, bu
the fact Is they are unavoidable Il times
Notwithstanding the utmost vigiIancs thai i
used 10 keep them ont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-09

OuR City Fathers have shown their wisdom
BY the repairs which they have done to the
public cisterns, and also in the building Of
additional ones. The large reservoir at the
corner OF johnson and Third streets, is nov
In good condition, and the steamer Of the
Young America company was engaged yes
terday afternoon in filing it with water from
tine cistern near our Office. We are pleased
that so much attention is given to the matter
Of having good supply Of water on hand,
and also in the complete order in which the
FIRE apparatus Of the several companies il
kept.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-09

Oua kxeaalExcR.-A Western exchange
says: We took . ne~ reporter On trial 10.
tsrday. He went ont 70 hunt items, and aitsr
being away oil day, returned With The follow,
ing. which he aid was he bes& be could a, !.
yesterday We NV sight that froze our
muscles With horror. A hocknan driving
down Clark street. q . rapid pacs came very
near running over nurse and two children.
There would have been ono ofshe MOS heert.
rsndins catastrophss ever recorded had not
tne nurse with vonderfal forsshousht, left
the children as home before che went ont.
sad providentially stepped into : drug etore
juss bssoss II haek paassd. Tn. too. Il.
Aackmaa, just before rsasAne ~ ern.s,.,
tAesght q sonstAiae ~ - - A.-ss ~
ssEaiagsseuh dsess = ~ oppeeias -.
tiea. Hsl = ~ - ~ III $500,
eessssTsass = lssssals eisssus |.
desisg 49,, - nsoksr, - aeIsaiea,
AZ hsssAss1 - s1oss, vssla kess -
plunged isse tAsG - -, ~ - -
stisfstlD lll y ~ - sI.
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Come to the New York Store |
N. GREGG ( SON,
Nos. 3 = . Estes House

P. 8. We are determined to continue the
New York Store the CHEAP STORE for
the masses. All our Goods marked in plain
figures.
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help the town grow, and you will certainly
grow with il. II you have profession, and
il you are temperate, honest and Industrious,
you will have hundred opportunities where
you have one here. But there are no more
chances for an unfaithful man than here. For
such, there are no chance anywhere; they are
only dreams Of chance. Ifyou have q taste
for farming, or horticulture, or both, for they
should Be combined, go West; get few
acres near town, and the demand for your
production will increase - fast - you can
supply them. The market of any growing
Western town of . few thousand inhabitants
is better than the market Of Philadelphia,
New York or Boston. This 10 secret worth
knowing. No matter what you raise it will
sell. Ifa young man will plant, and take
good care Of an apple orchard of Eve acres.
in ten yearshis wife need mot want for : .ilk
dress, nor his daughter for gold carvings. A
COW will b wsllsprins Of pleasure; Eve
COWS viii support the family. or lais. d.;rv
productions have received new value. and
this value will increase, because The limit q
production, il proportioned to the demand
has been reached. There 10 another secret
We would especially urge getting land. Ii
10 sure investment.
0"We will tell you smother secret, Within
Ten years great change has taken place r.
garding labor. The majority Of mechanics
make moro money than the majority Of pro
fsssional men; and common laborsrs set more
monsy than clerks. In ten years mora the
di6srsacs viii BE- still greater. We look "a
- Labor riss b H. dignity q ~ profse.
ioaa, whsa, perhaps, = nasA xill 8 pa;t
r. splittiAg hsndrsi rails q ~ pstksa;nr
: seEnsn. Rvssy - di1sss, ~ = ssrrS
- 49, = ~ ~ - snsss1l ~ -
vAsaAG h.s. 1selA osssssI, 49, 80 =
- - u viGAsue - r. - -
| -, sal ~ vsas ~ lx,ss. 8
wsd kleu - 1lsaass - -.
- 49, - - AD1t1 go
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Capital stock, : sseo, 900,
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EOR RENT.-The large brick Dwelling
Hsss~ containing ~ foons-3 cist-rn. cellar and
barn, ttaafs rraahiin between fth and s,h
Possessos the lat Of August NEXT Rent s4oo per an
oum kaqrirs OF n. d TDN-kfGk
10
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31
DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
A Substitute for Calomel,

These Pills are composed OF various roots having
the power to relax the secretions Of the liver as
promptly and ercctuaiiy blue pill mercury. and
without producing any Of those dissgreeahle dan
gerous whch often follow the Of the latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence, they promote;he discharge of vitated
bile and remove those distractions from the liver
and hillary duets, which the Of bSls afec
tons In general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick Head
ACHE, and all disorders of the Lver by saow
skin, coated tongue, costiveness, drowsiness and
general feeling of WEAKNESS and lassitude showing
that the liver is in torpid Distracted condition
In Short these Pills may he used with adj antagc in
all when purgative Alternative medicine is
required
Please ask for ''Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
and observe that the two kenesses Of the Doctor
on the Government stampone when in the last stage
of Consumption, the other in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price 25 cents
per box Princ pal Office, No 10 North 9th street. Phil
adelphia, Pa. General Wholesale Agents: Demas
Barnes d Co, 81 Park Row, New York; s Hance,
SO Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md John d Park, Il
corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts, Cine nnatti. Ohio
Walker & Taylor, ia and 1876 Wabash Avenue, Chica
go, Ill; Collins Brothers, southwest corner of Second
and Vine streets, st Louis, No. [Jth&5thwemly
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A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine,

Dir MAGGIEL Is the founder Of a new Medical Sys-
TEN The quantitarians, whose vast internal doses
enfeebie the stomach and paralyze the bowels must
give precedence to the man who restores health and
appetite with from to two of his eNtraorl nary
Pills and cures the most vruent sores with box or
80 of his wonderful and all healing Salve. These two
great specifics Of the Doctor fast superceding all
the stereoyped nostrnms Of the day. Extraordinary
cuses by Maggiels Pills and Salve have opened the
eyes of the public to the insciency the so calle
remedies OF others, and upon which people have so
long blindly depended Maggies Pills are not Of the
class that are swallowed by the dozen. AND of which
every box full taken creates absolute Necessity for
another. One or two of Maggers Pills suffices to
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the stomach
creates appetite, and render the spirits light and
buoyant! There i. gripping and reaction in the
form ofconstipation II the liver affected its func
lie restored; and if the nervous system feeble
it is invigoroted This last qualify -1..+,c, the ned-
zines very --anic the wants of delicate females.
ulcerous and eruptve diseases are literally extin-
gushed by the dsenfectant power Of Maggie's Salvs
In fact it is here announced that Maggie's Bilious,
Dyspeptic and Diarrhna Pills cure where all others
fail. While for burns. scslds, Chblains, Cuts and
all aerasons of the skin Maggers salve is infalhle.
Sad by J. MAssIEL, II Pine Street. New York; by
Wetzal & Smith and r. Hall, in Upton, and all drug
gists, ut % cepis per box. vl3E39
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seA- The teacher at Virginia Grove
has been compelled to leave his school
because he whipped some boys, who, he
thought, deserved punishment. Wheth-
or the persons complaining would have
said anything, If some one elses chill
dren had been whipped twice as hard,
we cannot state. Parents ought to re-
member that it is sometimes necessary
to punish. Those parents who make
the most disturbance about whipping in
school arc generally the ones who can
not govern without the use of corporeal
punishment. The rod is not an unlaw-
full pcrsuader and teachers, parents, and
children should remember it. But it
ought only to be used where there is no
other efficient remedy. 1t should be the
last resort.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE. livery gen.
uine Rowell Beaver Dam Broad Cast
seed sower has Jno. S. RoaceU C. Co. IS
name painted OH the box and has the
neW Improved Patent Lerer for raising
the cultivators, also the Improved Gear
cd Wheel. Nc, other will work in corn
stalk ground.
The old and substantial firm Of mo. &
isowsu q %. make the only Genuine
Beaver Dam Seeoer, and will allow any
Farmer wishing it to use theirs ..day
about with any other Seed Sower and
Cuitivator or Drill, and put in their
wnote crop, and keep the one giving the
best satisfaction.
Farmers will appreciate the new Pat
ens Lever for working the cultivators
among stalks. Go and see It.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31

B6 Dearborn's Singing Class will
commence its second course of lessons
Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th. Those
wishing to join the class, who have not
attended the first course, can do so at
once by securing tickets. Tickets to be
had of the teacher, or at S. S. Daniels
store.
Mr.. Dearborn is master of his profess
sion. He understands music, and has
an excellent method of imparting in
struction. Beginners will have no diff
Guilty in commencing with the class in
the class in the second course, as the
whole subject will be reviewed. Those
desiring to learn music will have no bet
ter opportunity.
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resr It will be seen by an advertise
ment in another column that DIR Ro-
back, of Cincinnati, o., (whose Stomach
Bitters and Scandinavian Remedies have
achieved a world wide reputation, solely
by virtue of their intrinsic and unequal
ed merits) has sold out his entire bust
ness to the enterprising firm of Prince,
Walton g. Co., who will continue the
business at the old stand, Nos So, So, so
and 81 East Third street, Cincinnati, o.
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The maximum number attainable in
each department is 100
NJ. T. & A. r.. R.-The first of this
month was the time set for opening the
bids for doing the grading and furnish
ing the ties for this road between Mus
catine and Andy Wilson's farm, in &C.
dar county, by way of Moscow. Bids
were in by some very excellent and re-
sponsible contractors, but they were so
high that the executive committee of
the road took time to consider the mat
ter before letting. Since that time they
the work more fully and come to the
conclusion that they will not let the con-
tract unless it is taken at their figures;
but that as soon as the spring opens they
will employ good superintendent and
hands and do the job themselves. They
think money can be saved by SO doing,
and push the work along just as fast.
Let no one think that because nothing
is being done to the public view that
this great enterprise is tagging. Our di-
rectors arc on the alert all the time, de-
vising ways and means to insure its sue
cess, and are determined that it shall
succeed; but they choose to go carefully,
SO that not dollar be spent without
SOuNLDS III VIC dSSlSSutC VI WIN hoHC
or some important end accomplished.
When spring opens they will be ready
to go at it with will, and there is no
good reason why we should not have it
ready for the cars by next Christmas
day.-Ntscdtinc Journal.
SUICIDE.-Last Friday morning
neighborhood in Seventy-Six township,
this county, about eight miles from this
city, was thrown into great excitement
by the suicide of Mrs. j. +. Williams,
who ended her existence by cutting her
throat in most frightful manner with
q razor. 1t was her custom to use a
razor in trimming her corns, and Fri
day morning, ostensibly for this purpose,
with the weapon in hand, she retired to
her chamber, where her lifelcss body
was found soon after. Mrs Williams
had been suffering from severe attack
of typhoid fever, and was also the vic
tim of hereditary insanity, which cir
cumstanccs, no doubt, led to the rash
act. She was the daughter of Mr.. Peter
Collins, formerly citizen Of this place,
but now living at Springdale, Cedar co.
She was about q years of age, and leaves
motherless four children. John F. Will
liams, the husband of the deceased, for
many years resided in this city with his
family, but for some time past has been
living in '76 The deep sympathy Of a
large circle Of friends, among our citi-
zens, Is extended the bereaved family in
its painful and heavy affection. - M1scn-
tine journal 18Th.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN CONFLICT, BY
HORACE GREELEY the only le-
gally authorized agent, for the above
work, in Cedar county, would respect
fully announce to all concerned that the
history Is now complete in two volumes,
and will be delivered in whole or in
part, as fast as the books can be had, to
all who may wish it. expect one box
of Vol. II, this week. Persons wishing
the work before ] can see them personal
ly, will please address me at Upton, Ce-
dar CO.. Iowa. Lie. WooDFORD. Ag't.
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.

Under an act passed by Congress at
its last session soldiers, and the widows
and heirs of deceased soldiers, are enti-
tied to additional bounty. The under
signed Is prepared to prosecute claims
for said bounty, on reasonable terms.
Nocharge unless the bounty is obtained.
VIM. ELLIOTT, Claim Agent
Clerks Office, Upton. Aug. |, 1866. 3IwI
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On Thursday, Friday and Saturday @

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
last week, was the most severe weather
we have had this winter. Most agree
that the snow which fell during Thurs
day night is about one foot deep, S ne
say it is ten inches5 some say more than
foot. The only official report is from a
Justice of the Peace, who says it is over
two feet deep, because it covers both of
his feet,
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neh- The Treasurer Of the Cedar Coun-

nsn- The Treasurer of the Cedar Coun-
ty Soldiers Monument Association
would respectfully acknowledge the re-
ceipt of the following subscriptions,
paid in since the oath inst:
George I. Ingman, Center tp., $1,000
Joseph =. Boynton, 1000
Greene & Young, =" 1000
Byron L. Tower, /" 200
Upton, Jan. 81, 1867.
WIN. III. TUTHILL, Treasurer.
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By" Rev. Geo. c. Booth, (colored) of
Muscatine, will deliver lecture, at the
Court House, in Upton, on Thursday
evening, February 7th, 1867.
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RW DIR. II. NJ. Purinton, the renown-
ed lung physician, OF Adrian, Mich,
will by special request of many of his
former patients, visit Clarence, Friday,
Feb. 9Th, and remain three days at the
American House. At Mechanicsville,
Monday, Feb 18th, and remain two
days at the City Hotel, ....
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1867.
Attractive Premiums for Home, School
and Church.

The REPI BLIcAN contains full and reliable
market reports, and is uncqualled as Il Com
mercial paper.
It's Agricultural Department is nndor the
charge OF All eminent practical and scientific
agriculturist. Ii Is a paper OF great enterprise,
its tone elevated and its columns scrunulous-
ly guarded against every thing offensive 10 del
icacy and good taste in the family circle.
In politics 1t is >oundlN and broadly Rcpub-
lean, and unfinehingly hostile To everything
at variance with Liberty and Loyalty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31

For SALE.-A desirable Brick Dwell
ling House, located west from the Court
House Square. Possession given April
1st, 1867. w. II. ALDEN.
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DEMAND FOR GoLD.-The demand for
gold is great, but it's not equal to the
demand for the celebrated Chemical
.Saleratus, especially where this Salera-
tus has been tried and where its worth
is fully known. Try it and satisfy your
self. For sale by most merchants. Use
it instead of Soda.
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A man named Race was recently fin
ell $50, at Lafayette, Ind, for neglect
ing to affix revenue stamp OH IN IS note
Of hand.
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THE HUTCHINsoNs CoMING.-The
we'll known Hutchinson family, tribe
of John,n will give one of their mimi
table concerts in the Congregational
Church in this town on next Tuesday
evening, February 5th, 1867. This is the
family that was forbidden to sing their
soul stirring, patriotic songs, in the army
of the Potomac, when "Litulmak, the
Unready," had command there. They
are Of the best and sweetest singers in
the country, and every man, woman and
child should hear them. 1t does ones
soul good. Their music does not wear
out; one hears them again and again
with increasing pleasure John is a Con-
cert by himself, and Viola is one of the
sweetest singers in the world. In these
days when operate music is the style, it
is y rare treat to hear good old and new
songs, by good old and new singers
They will be greeted by full house.
Doors open at 7o'clock, Commence at
n O'Clock. Tickets 80 "ents; children
25 cents babies in arms $500.