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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25

nIVIDEND.---ODD FELLOWS HALL
~ wILHISaroH, January 1s. 1861.
At meeting Of the Board Of Curgtnrs u the ODD tel
lows Hall Company held this day. dividend Of FIVE
PER CENT. was declared the capital stock for tna
last six months, payable the Treasurer Joshua hS
B'qn on and after January 26lh inst
janls-4t HENRY RUKEL, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25

NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
| IN AND BRANDYNINB
WILMINGTON, DEL, January I'D, 1901.
Th3 Board Of Directors this day declared Dri'
dend of EIGHT PER CENT. for the last six monihs
payable aud after tie 10th Inst clear Of Goyefnant
Tax. ljanA-4tl Il RICE Cashier
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02
ID CnNSEvE2YEyEs.

me advertiser hs.ri- been restored TO heal hin q
l-N -s.Ns E 4, very simple remedy. after having SUI
Ter. For several years with iuns aGec'ion' and
'"', - disease, C9asamptila-is anxious TO ulAAe
N-- 'a Be- ais .s.la Sufferers the means Of cure
Il &. .a desire it, be viii sends copy q the pre-
sri "a ASIA stree Of charged, with the directions foi
is 'za- aai using the same, which they will ind a
eeA9 ta4E Fgs CaNsCNFr o.. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
taiaHs. aulT.s s-23 al Throat ANA Lung affections
iAe aa1y s,s 81 tae advertiser IL sending The Ere
SIT lna IS &. lese5t TIE Affected and spread iafor'r'a
t.oa s he caucesves 20 be invaluable snd BE hoPes
every s--E SIN try his remedy, Us il viii cost them
nothing, and may yield blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription, PRES, by return
mail, please address
III REv EDWARD A. WILSON.
glliansbursh, Kings Co.. New YORK.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

BENEVOLENT Association IT,
Iowa County Benevolent Association = u
fully organized, with about forty members
which number is daily increasing. The m.
iects OF the Association are worthy tho =.
tention Of all our citizens, and. when f,,1,.
known, We believe its numbers lin -
greatly increased. It is virtually an Inspr-
ance Company against accident and death
The only qualification for membership -
general good health at the time of ;,i1;,c,
Of any person between the ages of eiqbtaan
and fifty years. The admission fee is o,o
dollar Every member who may be disabled
by accident while at his daily labor to spcb
an extent as TO be disqualified for work re-
ceiyes from the Association twentv-oi,,lt
dollars per month, and the amount Of H.
necessary Physicians fees while thu. dis
abled. the latter amount to be raised nv a.
sessuent upon the members. IF = ,na,nbar
Is killed while at his daily labor. or dies
within thirty days after receiving injury. his
nearest relative receives four hundred dol
lars, provided Il Association numbers two
hundred members, or two dollars per Nom
Der i the Society does not exceed two hun
drel members. If a member die from nat
rrsi cause, MS nearest relative secures one
half the above amount.
THIS IS bnt brief statement Of the OBJ
jects OF tie Association, but Sufficient to
give ta eur readers an idea Of the organiza-
ton. Livery rnaa IN the county, particularly
miners, should at once avail themselves Of
It's benefits, by becoming a member
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02
A PLEASANT PARTY

A PLEASANT PARrY.-Throueh the
courtesy and liberality of G. W. Conn. ESQ
Superintendent of the Mineral Point Raj
hoaa' some TWO hundred of our citizens,
without regard 10 age or sex, had free ride
to Darlington on Wednesday, the % ins.
for the purpose of skating frolic upon the
icy surface CT the Picatonica, and renaraI
Interchange of New Years greetings with
our Darlington neighbors. We have noro.
attended happier gathering. or one whore
the entire company enjoyed themselves Ia.
ter than on that occasion. The aged, the
middle aged and the Juveniles, all mingled
in the sports, and all returned to their boT,o.,
in the evening satisfied with the excursion
and THANH III to Ar. Com for his libara1;+r
and attention on the occasion.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02
GOING SOUTH.
sHe CONCESSIONS aud experience OF an
Invalid.

't-..t tr tie heaeat ana "a CAUTION TO
i.-Nsr us ana Others, Who suffer Nervous Dee'hty'
a-, St Manhood, sc, supplying at The
81. dssH. 90 SsLF-'VRs. ~ one who has
--..r #.-e- undergoing considerable qeacSery-
POS ptsi sdIres.ed envelope, sissl
.-.s a. charge may be had o. th- author
EA...AE.-t. MAYFAIR. Esq, BrooSlyn, King
E. b. Iy-7
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

A GRAND BnL.-A Grand Bal
will be given ut Lenahans' Hall, by A7,
JA4zs SurH, Sr, on Tuesday, January sth,
1857. Good Music engaged. Tickets, s., zee.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

WISCONSIN FARHEa.-This va'ae' E
Agricultural journal comes Is is "a large
q4rto form of eight paEss, anj IS ROY. So
weekly = to dollars year. E-e=y tac~-l
il tie State, AMI eyerE one who has ga. a
20 cultivate viii fluid the vFa-nsra "ss =
companion, worth ten riHos TIE ana"as 3.
Gle subscription price Address - y. nlz-s.
paallsher. Mal.s.n WIS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

WE understand that the Inaugura-
zion ceremonies and Oyster Supper at Dodge
vile, yesterday, passed of very pleasantly.
We were sorry al not being able to attend.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02
N a r R I 4 .

5" s-EILERY.-on tie 25th Of Dec, 1866, a
--ee q Hr. John ii lery, Linden, by Rev.
si~r, H. JeHS BowEs, Of suliin, ana MARY
ANE H-.aT or Linden, all or Iowa county. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

WE ARE under obligations to Col.
Cons for the Daily Globe and other favors OF
rnual value.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

LArE.-Our paper IS little behind
tine this week, IN consequence OF the hoil-
DAYS and a rush Of job work.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

The HARMoNIA BALL on New ear 5
Eve passed off gay and f tive.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

!" \ Happy New Year" to all
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

SCCIDENT.-AIr. WILLIAM KEN s.-
~hiic At work il a mine few days sa..
was severely injured, amt cane near ] -r.-
his life BY the falling of rock. yh.s
busily At work, the cap rock under Va 81
Gr. KENDALL was drifting gave way. SIT
his head IA tie fan il such a va, - t. .r.v
him several feet from under the falling E
and thus preventing fa,a! accident, IT,
KENDALL was severely bruised, hut
hoped lie viii soon recover from his :s
This i a case il which the iniargj
would have received the benefits Of
Benevolent Association, hal lie he,# 8
member thereof, and almoniShes othe s.
the necessity for teposisins their to,.as +
q Lav of need
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02
Sprljal s1otirTs.
FskEE ROAD TIME 'EsELE.

Z NNNeE aF TIME To take effect MONDAY
=. '.--. l-th, 1sa6.
MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

Masonic The following MON.
Of Mineral Point Lodge ". 7, :. \ A..
we're eIectes! ana appointed 70 dH the ss--.
- oGces OF tile Lodge for the coHin- zs
- tie regular meeting on the eveu5u. 81
the I3th ult:
JoEL & SQUIRzs, W. ".
DyG4ur y GATES, 5. ".
GEoaGz H. PEacs. j. W
oasrx Z. HsysR, Sec'y.
JAcoa SrllLN,N. Treas.
WlLsA~ J. Cox, 5 y
JANEs GsIsyIrH, ]. y.
Js4es NAVAL, Tyler.
N4rrusw WAsLEE ana MARTIN y .r---
LER, Stewards.
The officers were dUly Installed o. -ar
evening Of tho 27th. on which occasjes s.e
members of she Order oad tacis Iadi.s en-.
joyel a splendid Picnic Supper Te re-
freshmcnts provided BY the ladies we're
abupdant aad Of the best qualities. such
fessai occasions are always pleasant aad
should be more frequently obscrved
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-01-02

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ., 1861
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30
TAaerch Nfs-ectos-o1.

WFsTMINeTRER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 70. g. --oa Seventh street, between
Main and Blondeau- Services every Sabbath 1t
IL q m. and p. m. Sabbath School at .. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday ct ~ 2. m.
feb1P66-1y W. G. CRAIe, Pastor.
UNITED PREsBYTRRIAN-Corne Of High
and 18th streets. Services every Sabbath st ii q.
m. and D. m. Sunday School 1t ~ .. m.
apr2B- '6s-ly JAMES BRowS, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH-High street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Services every Sab
bath at IL o. m. and Z p. m. Sabbath School At
D. M. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
may 6-66-ly
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. E. CHURcH-0n
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth.
Preaching every Sabbath at II a. m. and p. m.
Sabbath School at u p. m. Public Prayer Meeting
on wednesday evening. JcHS BuReEss,
july1-'66-ly pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. E. CHURCH-Cor-
ner Of Seventh and Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath ct ii q. m. and p. m. Sabbath
School ats a. m. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. JOIN HAYES,
apr27'66-ly PASTOR
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at ii 8.
M and D, IN. Sunday School at q. m.
apr26-'66 /. N. CRITrEsDEs, Pastor.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH-on 4th
street between Concert and High. Services every
Sunday at IL a. IN. and Up. m. Sabbath School
at o'clock n. IN. VI. 81. WoODc, RECTOR
june4-'66-1y
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner Of Blon-
deau and Eighth streets. Preaching at II A. ~
and "a P.M. Sunday School at " A. y. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, at ~
o'clock [feblT67l J. 7. WEsrovER, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-open for public ser
vice at IL a M, and at u p. m. The public cor
daily invited.
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financial arb 0ummtrfial.
chicago Market.


n, r.,.r,.nb1 CHICAGO, June %.
Plour--opened weak, under dscoursging New YORK
dispatches and falling OF in demand 10 oil ORDERS and
desire on the part Of holders OF old ground
and low and medium grades Of spring extras, to seI
Sales of winter extras Sl2olf spring extras at % 20
oil rs, super SOC
wheat-Utterly dsmorslised, and impossible to give
satisfactory and reliable quotations There 10 little ap
parent demand for legitimate purposes and prices con-
rosd almost entirely by few operators who put pr
co. I'D and down a. they please AT our opening this
morning sellers we're asking 81 se0l IS for No spring
but In the absence Of buyers selling rates iovsrrd to
81 81. but from this point prices Instantly fell to 81 rs
at which buyers took hold freely and prices ssan
rallied 81 rs o. 90 and closed atsi'c at N and
and 81 rs regular houses and buyers afng
in favor OF strictly fresh receipts No spring sold
81 o2s2 o5; rejected scarce, with little doing
Corn-No opened lc lower, at siH, ruled nrm, pu'
not active opened on Change at si@sa and closed at
the same fresh and strictly fresh sold at s4ai 81 no
active for shipment but about lie lower, ~ Is1sso
rejected moderately active and frmer, at es4H.
osts-ro moderately active, but lower, With early
sales at 54}95s and the last at "a, elcsing 81 6ses
outside for fresh.
Rye-No more active and unchanged salss at VI o.
a. oo; No . quiet and &c lower; sales at
Bsriey-No ? dull, sellers at 60, but no buyers
Prori.ions-Demaud for meas pork iisht, and market
dull but not 30 much desire to pres. sales
Iard-Dull and nominal at ll5z&ilH
There was an improved feeling in cut meats and bold
srs asked hgher prices but there much differ
enee between buyers and sellers md il impossible to
qubte prices.
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view York N arKet.



n rs,arranh1 NV Yosx. June q
fIour-Lezs active; tending downward Super staie
suh western 81 toss 65; extra western 50 $500 20
.hpice SO 4oHlr SO; shipping Ohio fil ooei2 Get
trade brands IS 30 9;l 20, spring St. Louir tii@H.
winter DO IS sosol Is.
whisky-Quiet; receipts.
whsat-No2 Nil 81 30 No Chicago 81 Is: new amber
s23o.
Bye-Quiet.
Bsriey-Dull.
| Barley Mslt-Quist.
Corn-si o5sl 0s for mixed western, 81 osel 10 for
choice Go old mixed aAoat and 81 al o. for I'M
/ sound.
| oats-T2,SG74Ik western; 81 Ohio
! wcol-Dull; 10000 pounds at IS S&2lk domestic
ftece 81 D42; snptr pulled boa56.
Cofee-Quiet.
| sugar-Firn: CGta lli4GL-
Molasscs- Dull.
! Mess pork--H,svy and Dropping SCI 1891 Is for
new moss closing Sal cash. $50 rs for old SIS Is
fdr prime SCI IS for prime Also 500 bills new
uess July and August, sellers option. at s2ie2l Is
| Beef-Eirm.
/ Beef HAms-sasG3o so.
/ Bscon-Firmer 1915 for Cumberland cut; l2148
I * short clear; 1911 ior long clear.
Cut Meats-stesay at s54@s% fer shoulders i2's
l354 for hams
| LAri-lll<sl for new.
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104Kly-A correspondent of the Daven-
e1socrat, writing from st. Paul, after
Ethe river, says upon this subject:
ho ever saw such immense quantities of
e. are now floating down the Miss:s.
1Tkere was no hack of RATS between
Sprt and Dubuque, but a. soon as we
~ point the number multiplied fast.
than two miles above Dubuque we
kwely log Apd board RATS, and it was
y Nh Oh place for RATS either. The
- fall Of Them. Judging from what We saw
day time we'should think there are not
{hsp two hundred RATS en- route between
ho1th Of the St. Croix. at Prescott, and
pqusl All along We found them tied up
q sIcnghs waiting to hes1f om the own.
Wagons Who have gone down to see what
= could b made Of them. No wonder
5lkbOl ~ lAIllng in Davenport and
sWei 1owps. .Rafsmen say that
nmbsr adoatsst this time than
~ Nm "a the three yssrs past put TO-
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4 BRIEF IrENs.-The Mississippiis now eight
inches higher than it was during the freshet
! six OF eight weeks ago. All the islands on
tthe opposite side are entirely submerged,
" we that one upon which is located the Eastern
depot, and that's nearly so. The water was still
fsing very rapidly last evening Three ex-
\&fsion trips are now advertised to come of
- Fourth of July. The Lucy Bertram
III take party to Burlington, the Eagle
takes the Good Templars to Warsaw, and the
Ksokuk goes to Quincy ...... Things look quite
he corner Of Blondeau and Ninth
the way Of building 49,. Our friend
catne Courier says 1.-THE best
of sunstroke is to stay in the
kprStcund sugs ,stion...... An ex
~ No Cake is appended after
fnotices in Kansas. We heard
man who purchased pictures with.
at the auction sale Of those arti
md presented them to his Arabella; bat
- hard hearted girl, Notwithstanding the
MANY 'evidences of the youths affection now
hanging % the walls of her pas parlor, has
. thrown off, on Henry. Our informant
says that the young 7man feels so badly over
the occurrence tina. he fears suicide viii be
the result. Now, pray, Henry. don't do any
I such thing, but remember " Faint heart new
ef won fair lady,. ..... On the first of July the
| law against killing woodcocks in this State
goes into effect. Dead woodcocks after that
q date viii bring the possessors to grief..
Vie old GATE CRY building appears this
3s5t65ng in a new attire, having been painted
DhtR top to bottom and surmounted with a
z b6Autiful cornice. It's now, in our judgement,
De best looking building in the CITY,. We
4 mentioned circus performance as having
furred in the upper part of the city few
Asenings1 Ago, and have since learned that
home institutions of this kind are not en-
couraged by the authorities. as it has been
given out that all such will have to pay license
the same Is strolling companies, who pitch
their tents in our midst Home talent should
better appreciated and encouraged than
Glb kdon't you think so, oh, most worthy
4, Rss~sder2. - Those subscribers who were not
sstea upon by the carriers yesterday need not
Ne sIightedf as the boys viii tacor them with
H55itNo morrow ...... ssracke & Caesar have
ssIssDced operations on their lot, corner Of
hin and Sixth streets, preparatory to the
ii21ing Of that fine business house we men
a some days ago.
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AsTROLOGY.
The World Astonished |
WONDERFUL INVITATIONS
MADE By THE aREAr AsrRoLooIsr,
Madame H. A. RRIG

- HE reveals secrets mortal ever knew She 70
stores to happiness those who, from doIcfu events
in love loss OF and
loss OF money have become Respondent She brings
together those long separated gives Information con-
corning absent friends or lovers restores lost stolen
property, tells you the business you quae ed to
pursue and in what you will be succeesal causes
speedy marriages and tells you the very day you will
marry sives Jon the likeness and characterist3cs
Of the person She reads thoughts and by her
almost supernatural unveils the dark and hidden
mysteries OF the future Prom the stars We sec In the
armament the maledc stars that overcome or FREEDOM
In the coraenrstonfrom the Aspects and posi-
OF the pnne and the sxed starr 10 the heavens at
the time OF birth she deduces the future Destiny OF man
Fsil consuIt the greatest Astroloast on
you but i1e. and you may never again have
20 favorable opportunity. Consultation he With
iii and all drred Information, 81 Parties living
At distance consuIs the Madame BY mall with equal
safety md satisfaction 70 Themselves ifin psf.oa
fall ssd explicit chart, written out viii iipqufies
answered and III enclosed set By nail % recept
Of price atpvs mspfoned THE stftess sscresy WI s.
maintained and all corespoAdenee returned q destroy
ed References Of the highest order fnnished Shoss a.
pIrine them Write plainly the day ofthe month and
rear In which you bern, enclosanG small lock 81
hair. Address, MADAME n. A PRRRT0O,
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Mr.. EFFISGER's subject at the Unitarian
church this morning is, 1.-The Claim Of Child
hood, and discovering, 1.-THE Two Voices.n
After to-day preaching will be discontinued
till the LIST of September.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

hs Young America Fire. Company is
hgits hose carriage re.painted. We saw
Myers carriage shop, and it looked as
n M workmen we're giving it their "level
Best touches, when completed its appear
ance viii be very hashy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

The population of Iowa still increases. A
! train OF emigrsnt wagons, from Clay county,
ndiana, bound FOR Polk county, Iowa, passed
thfough the city yesterday and so will the
sons Of other States ever keep moving for
years and years Of the future to- tins Hawkeye
land
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

THE FIVE hundred children Of the Orphans
Home at Davenport had strawberry festival
the, first of the week, for which they were in
debted to the Superintendent, Matron and
Teachers.
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world
I'VE renowned Astrelo9st and sonnsrnbulisiic Clair
soysnt While eisrsoYant state deiireatss the very
features the person yen to marry, ard by the Aid
Of Instrument u intense poser, known IS the Ply
chefnotforo guarantees 70 produce .ect and life
Ike pctnr the future husband ~ise Of the stp
cant with date OF marriage o~cup &tson leading ,fstts
Of character This IL mFssriue. testufonials
without number asSrt 81 stating place ofbfrtb,
disposition coier q eyes ate hair. and enclosing
fits cents and stamped envelope addressed 20 yorref
you ilI receive the picture by return mail together
with desired information
ss-Aadra. in confidence. MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, P Box 297, West Troy, n Y.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w Fl l r e L q u D!
ENAMEL.

FOR Improving and Bsautifyng the &c piexion-
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all Impurities Of n ska kindly healing the same
leaving the shin whfte1nA clear hlab.ser Its
can be detected by he closest scrutiny and being
vegetable pr spar alton Is perfectly harmless u Is the
only article OF the Kind used By the French and 10
sidered BY the parisian as Indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards Of % oo0 bottles sold daring TIE
past yes- sufneient guarantee Of Its efficacy. Price
only rs oenis Sent By mail. postpaid, receipt Of
order, by
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

AT an adjourned meeting of the Young
America Fire Company, held last evening, it
was decided not to 60 to Des Moines on the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30
EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!
CHASTELIAR'S
Hair EXt0rminatOr
FaR RKnaytNG apPkRFLVoUs HAIR

Two the ladies especially, this invaluable
Il dspiiAtory recommend. itself AZ being zlD0st
Indispensable article TO female beauty easily spilled,
does not burn inur- the skiu but acts directly on
the roots II is warranted 10 supst aous hair
from low 1tehsds from any part Of the body, rom
pleieIy to ssliy and radically estrpatiDg the same.
leaving the skin soft smooth ard paturAf This is the
only article used ~ FRENCH and the only real ef
fectua depiatory Ia exstenre Price cent? per pack
sEe sent postpaid 10 any address, receipt Of &C or
der by BERGER SHUTS Co Chemists
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A land where oppression and injustice will
never flourish, but where freedom will al
ways find its most devoted champions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

RHHERE viii be meeting of the Keokuk
esnertpspt at the Young America Hall,
evening, to takA action in regard
Be- the 4th Of July,
N<-y.J. s McCoY,
Chief Engineer, K. F. d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

j A sKyleHr sF THE SCISSORS" slightly
s'bood5s made some little merrimeut oppo
esite he post Office yesterday afternoon, by
bis characteristic antics. The old man is to
- gifted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

SrATKD communication Of Harden Lodge,
No. 20, on Monday evening. All members
are requested to attend.
p r SrTToS W. MI.
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TIE GATE CRY received, the other day,
the following complimentary notice "
Stop my GArK CTTY. | would ike to
continue it, but there's too much id reli.
gioa in it TO suit me-
BY this it appearsthat modern newspapers,
like the ancient martyrs, " suffer for right
eousness sake. n-C Carthage Gazette.
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IlSab and Departures Of Nails from kcokuk
II NEWS.

kSTHE attention of pleasure seekers is called
to the excursion to Quincy on the Fourth.
For particulars see first page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

A YOUNG LADY returning to her coun-
a try home, after seionrn OF feF months in the
City hardly recognised by her friends In place
q coarse. rustic, flushed face she had soft ruby
plexion OF ainoss m-rbe sncethness and instead Of
twentst she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
inquiry to the Of great change she psinly
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considered II invaluable acquisition TO any Lady's
toilet By its any lady and Gentleman improve
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in its combination Nature h-rsef is simple,
surpassed In its efficacy in drawing impurities rem
healing cleansing and beauiifyng the skin and com
plexion BY It's direotscton the cucle It draws from
II all its impurities kindly heilipg the same and lesv
ing the surface Nature intended 1t should be- clear
soft, smooth and beautiful Price 81 sent by Mail or
Express, receipt Of an order by
L. CLARK & co, Chemist&
No. West Fayefte So. syracuse, ~ Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the