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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27

For sN1A ar We. 20 .Huiden-
1nc. lac. 1c1I, and bY crezy
a. ~ 0npois Ted .i2onf at the same
Or, 'ccS.
-7'0r10u mai. = no 1ens sfaxpea
ritz TEE .Hnx.e ~. Isaae-,na'E OF
ets.r other, ktes.. 'oss' xHefe az
.ie 1cy II 81 .05lis1 ca, re pa0.tc
,s<-I 1s 6est suited, gig 90 ~ rs
saMe prices, ly cal. Wy Q" nc
.-2e1f;' tn all 0kAs,' pl 4eeS INoss
1fs1tN.g & te .3los1on II q MHs1
= 70 to ~ -ady,t1yte,s, ~lse. e Mefr
o1t.e,s NJ u re-. ei,e prompt 1lfSn-
Tar, IN cc0Da ,nied wi1h the .71: ..
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I'm ixe{ q. q .,2sfces, seN1 2"
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PArEyrs. l. Co., solicitors Of Pat
en,s, 2OS Pine street, St. Louis, Mo-, official
ly report 10 the GATE CRY the following pat
ents granted to Iowa aad Missouri inventors
for the week ending Nov. 10Th, 1867:
IOWA.
c. Adrich, Marshailtown, type case.
A Blood, Jun, Independence, door catch.
J + Cowdery, Wheatland, try square.
A Weitman, West Union. broadcast seed
ing machine.
I Henney, Dubuque, hot air stove.
A A Kent, Lyons, cutting, punching and
upsetting tool
G r Moore, Lyons, car coupling (twol.
MISSOURI.
II NJ Cooper, Liadley, loom.
J n Higgins, St. Louis, lighting gas by
electricity.
A Hutton, st. Louis, steam engine valve
tt Deane st. Louis. tube we'll.
h Tibbles, Kansas City, hand loom.
u Wetzel, Springfield, machine for bend
ing tires.
9 NJ Wiswell, Pilot Knob, boiler cleaner
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OuR friend Lowry, Of the News Depot
who has at length completed the fitting up Of
his new quarters, and has in them, news
establishment which is credit to the city,
As we'll Is proof of his own good taste and
enterrris hands US whole bundle of ms E
szines and papers. There is the first issne
Of Gays Iord as il is in 1867, the Age, and
Frank Leslie's illustrated Monthly Journal
Of Iashions, and Demoresf's Young America.
and Hea<iiey's Hall Hours IN Bible Lands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27

Los ctT.-Nc find the following warning
floating IL our exchanges, and in order that
our readers may be posted. we give it
room in Cur columns: peddlers are travel.
ing the c. nntry offering to sell splendid
paste Tor furnishing silver, and always ask
ing for iii ,erware TO try its merits upon. At
several pl ces where they have been burgla>
ries occur ed within few days, and i, is sup
posed that the peddling is only pre,ense to
learn who has slyerware and where it is
kept, so rs to give accomplices knowledge OF
the best places to visit
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We earnestly insite the attention of people to tho
1ouowfng list OF tiic+s and would {" them,
wish 10 ave aonsy and sconomizs, buy ,our good i'm
msdiateiy.
60 Pairs heavy 10 4 white Blankets. $500
per pair.
90 Double Shawls, all wool, Sc. so.
100 pieces standard Prints .l21c yard
Heavy Domestic GinRhams. 121(g 15c yard.
300 pair Childeen's Wool Hose, Toe pair.
200 +" Ladies's Hose, ribbed, l5c .
job lots of remnants Delaines, 15c y yard.
Job lots OF Merrimac Calicoes, the best
makes, 124c yard.
A full line of Domestic
Bleached and Unbleached
Sheetings, Tickings, Den.
inns, Stripes. Iableclothing,
Birds eye Diapering, white
Goods. Irish IAnens, Wool
en- and Cotton Yarns, Break
fast Shawls, &C., &c.
An who viii to secure good and aar.bl. foods at
low prices for Fail and Wuter, Will do tv attending
! he sale ut the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27

NJ. c. SAWYER, Secretary. ~'' :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-12

Politicians may speak, think and they please put
for his part, he would exercise ynxy spirit and iana,i,
from the halls OF JUSTICE H hoped the day would
never when judge jury would be influenced py
religious or political considerations
Judge. Fisher then announced that he would give mis-
decision nine O'Clock tomorrow and the Court al
journed until that hour.
The prisoner remanded 70 the custody OF Inc
Marshal and taken back To iail
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NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, June I, 1867.
Delegates to the Union State Convention elected
In the city primary elections Wednesday, favorable
George c. Gorham for Governor The indications are
that he will receive the nomination OF that body Gem
era Rosecrans will probably be the nominee Of the
democrats for Governor.
Sailed to-day ship Marmion, for New York
Flour has declined 25c. per 100 pounds, and remains
quiet at these quotations Sale sof extra at So so 50
and superfine at IS so IS rs Wheat--sales 900
sacks OF good shipping at 81 rs 81 49, Eastern butter
Is dull at 14c 25c per pound Breadstus in good
demand for all descriptions. Candles selling at 20c
49, lfor standard brands.
Legal tenders "A &C.
The United States ship jamestown has arrived from
Panama
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THE TaRfFvILLe LOSSES MD INSURANCE.

HARTFORD, Oonn. June IL, 1867
The following is a complete lis OF the assurances on
the property OF the Hartford Carpet Company destroyed
at Tarinvie yesterday :-Etna Of Hartford, sozZoo
Connecticut Of Hartford ST., $50 Home Of New YORK,
So, $50; International Of New YORK, $37 25o Putnam
OF Hartford, $25 900; Security Of New York, $4,000;
Manufacturers Mutual, OF Boston, $40 900; hanufac
turers OF Worcester 000 Manuiacturers Of Proyi-
dence, $50 O0O state Mutual OF Providonce $500
Firemen's Mutual Of Providence $4,000. Total,
1884 600. The Connecticut Of this city, has half its
loss insured IN the I.orillard OF New York
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PRIZES cAsHED IN ALL LEGALIzED LOT
"A. erlss Information given GAGE Broker
"A OF and other with little publicity
legally possible Cruelty drunkenness deserton cause
FL. KING, Counsellor at Law, $40 Broadway.
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
apd states where deserton &C. is sufficient cause no
zoSey
PRoPos OF LEAVING TOWN
M hs pG P at r 81 M SKIN
Paris which win preserve the skin smooth soft aud white.
Supplied with this delicious reirgeran which cools and
The a and
g &C. ss'
A. State Lotteries .'-> ! -''sS :. -
81 c. 81 T. e = 't a. &; e. sg's 81 10 4 ISL
Is IS a. T Il g. IS IS iSsr J. ass g. ~
;, o. RrsTucsy- 8 s7e JUNE L 1857. :.
- ~ " $ a u y EDDY 4 g + 4 =
"a sf IT g. 80. i! s.; s Fl; q ''S 50
g. " q SRzsoG, aoRkis g.. y Managers e =
RICHMOND. No i corilandt street.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE GEORGIA
State Lottery for the benefit Of the Masonic Orphan
eresa4 STATE rsrn 4 4 Is 49, SvsY H. 1887
q s.oa re- 8 ss41.-ci iss 5ys n ii, issi
80 q q 3 ri q . !. y..
a. 50, q, o, o.. Is ~ 10. Is 80, 81 80 20, 81.
a. IS, AZ, 49, a. q, rs IS, IS, 20, Is, 60, l9, 90.
W. W. BOYD CO.. Managers, Atlanta. Ca
MCINTYRE CO., lSb Chatham street, Ny.
REAgTlFUL HUMAN HAI.;SwwATERyAtLs ONLY
Chgnons, S. Retailing at wholesale prices at PECKHAMS
Hair Bazaar, 25l Grand street, near Bowery, N. Y.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-28

PERSONAL Capt. j, w. Finnie,
Representative in the, Kentucky Leg
islature from Union County, called
on US yesterday. - 80
vCel sCheatham, , President of the
Edgefeld & Kentucky Railroad, is in
the city looking after the interests of
the Evansville, Henderson, IL Nash
vile Railroad. & ilAAA6 NAI
We received a friendly and pleas
ant visit yesterday from Messrs.i Col
kins, of the Princeton Clarion, and
Jackson, y of the Vincennes Times,
who were on a flyer to the city.
They represent matters in a healthy
condition, both politically and agri-
culturally, in their respective baili-
wicks. .iIoY gf5Z z1se.....t =
We.were also lggrratified to- meet our
pleasant friend, Mr., Moses Meyer,
who has been sojourning for some
months in New Orleans. He arrived
by rail yesterday morning, looking
very fine. . = 3. ~ -. I = -
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ETHIOPIAN FEsT4vAL.-The me-

ETHIOPIAN FEsTIvAL.-The mem
bers of the U. b. f. Lodge, No. 2, a
benevolent society of the colored peo-
pie, held a grand festival last night at
Masonic Hall. aThe attendance was
very large, the hall being crowded.
The Ethiopian damsels were arrayed
in the most gorgeous attire, and we
presume to their sooty beaux looked
extremely fascinating. Out of eurios-
ity we looked in for a moment, and
must confess that the order prevailing
would have done credit to anv assem-
blage. They had all manner of re-
freshments, also great variety of
articles on sale. An especial feature
of the assemblage was the large num-
Der present, especially the females,
VINO bore manifest evidences of chiv-
alric blood in their veins, which
would have afforded wide field of
study to the student in the science OF
ethnology. 1liL79 . go q.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. = During
the storm yesterday morning the resi-
ldence of John, Schlevig, blacksmith
who works at Urie's piow factory on
Ann Street. was struck by lightning
and badly damaged, the entire end
being torn out and the chimney torn
down. Happily, none Of the family,
we believe, were injured. The into
nations of the thunder were most ter
rife, and it is providential that we
have no further disasters TO record.
Since writing the above, we saw
Mr.. Henry l.. Dannettell, the owner
of the building struck, and learn that
the damage is by no means as great as
at first represented. The fluid struck
the chimney, den olishing it to con-
siderable extent, tore off a portion OF
the shingles of the roof, ran down
the spouting, melting it, and passing
out through the box of the cistern.
Several windows were shattered, but
no one was injured.
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A FLOODING -RAIN.-As success
sion to the beautiful Sabbath to which

A FLOODING -RAIN.-As a success
sion to the beautiful Sabbath to which
we paid our compliments, yesterday
morning this vicinity was visited by
one of the, most flooding rains and
terrific thunder storms we have had
for years About Z A. NJ, the rain
commenced, and it poured down in
perfect torrents until half past eleven.
1t then ceased until about six in the
evening, when the windows Of heaven
we're again opened, and dashing rain
fell of an hours duration During
the storm in the morning, the most
terrific lightning and thunder pre-
vailed, the intonations shaking the
very foundations of the earth, and
causing6vars. one to'look. out to see if
his neighbours house had mot been
struck by lightning Up to the pres
ent writing, we have but one instance
of the kind to record, which will be
found elsewhere. 1at~r'# 20 s2lt.@ ~
10 The water fell so fast that it could
not run off through the regular chan
nels, and many cellars were flooded
and considerable damage done The
cutters and sewers ran and roared
like mountain torrents. The rain
was fortunately warm one, and did
good to Vegetation
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DAMAGE BY THE RAIN. = w

DAMAGE BY THE RAIN. = We
learn that very considerable dam
age was done by the unprece-
denied rains of yesterday and
last = night. "A large number of
cellars were flooded, street cross
ings were washed away, and sewers
being choked up the waters collected
intakes and ponds. The canal rose
rapidly, and overfowed its banks at
the elbow. We have no doubt that
there will be plenty of people found
mean enough to ignore the operations
of nature and petition the City Coun-
ell for damages. We learn that the
Locust Street sewer had given way on
the wharf, and the water was bursting
up through the wharf. We also
learned that some damage had been
done to Chris. Kratz's new building,
but tolwhat extent we did not learn.
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INQUIRE WITHIN.-The mouth is
like a house to. let. However pretty
it may be externally, it is impossible
to judge of its merits until you have
seen the inside. If behind the ruby
doors there are plenty of pearI-white
fixtures, you will exclaim, at once.
" how beautifully To impart the ut
most possible brilliancy to such den
tai furniture--to keep it always sound
and perfect--there is nothing like fra
grant SozoDoNT. "a 1weod.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-The Record
ar's Court was crowded yasterdav

RECORDER CoURT.-The Record
er's. Court was crowded yesterday
nearly all dayrgAa steamboat engi-
neer was charged with assault and bat
terry on man on the boat, and was
fined s., with 81 05 costs. He took
an appeal.
Joseph Ellison was drunk, and was
enlarged 81, with So % cents costs.
He paid So and gave his promise for
the balance. , zss. F.
Charles Murray, William Kelley
and John Moron. constituted trio of
drunkards, and were charged 81, with
S. 95 costs in each case. Being
short, they lodge in Jail, and will
work on the streets. -------..-.
T The,inevitab leJ Jim Porter, who has
been a regular customer for some
week or two past, was again drunk.
He. goes down this time for fine of
SO, and 81 20 costs, which he will be
required to work out to the last far
thing. on the streets, at 60 cents per
day. ,s.,.t,-s..sss- .osa xoo ,
Philip Hamburger filed an affidavit
charging VIM. Carter and Nancy
Bremsey with keeping house of i'll
fame, house of, assignation and har-
boring pros flutes of the African, per-
suasion Carter was acquitted, being
only a boarder, and Nancy was fined
SO and costs. This led to charge
against Hamburger for keeping dis
orderly house and maintaining a nuis-
ance. A regular cloud of white Wit
nesses testified, and darker cloud of
colored testimony was present TO tes-
tify, but was not needed. Five dol
lars fineand twelve dollars and twenty
FIVE cents costs were the results Ham
burger pleaded his own case, and
made an able and most eloquent
speech, but it was to no purpose. ...
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EyANsYtLLE LIpRARY AS

d EVANSVILLE LITERARY AssocIA-
iTIoN.-Let allaathe friends of the
Evansville Library Association re-
member. the meeting of the Stock
holders this evening at the Library
Rooms, at u o'clock, to act upon
the proposed amendment to the con-
stitution. Let there be a full attend
ance, that the best means of sustain
ing the Library may be adopted.
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REeIsTER OF BANK autprcY.- 1--we

are gratifed to announce, the appoint
ment by Chief Justice Chase of Col
onel Charles H. sButterfeld, of this
city, as Register in Bankruptcy for
the First Congressional District, We
learn that Judge Mcdonald, OF the
Uuited States District Court, has con-
frmed the appointment, and that
Colonel Butterfield will qualify, in
accordance with the law. and be pre-
pared to enter upon the discharge of
his duties on the LIST of June, the
date when the law goes into full ope-l
ration. 1t is matter of congratula-
ton to the business men and lawyers
lof the First Congressional District
that gentleman so well qualified
to fill this responsible position has
been selected; and we doubt not that
Colonel Butterfield will discharge his
duties to the satisfaction of the pub
lie. and of parties directly interested
in. the operations Of the BANKRUPT
Law. ioisaoo0 slsasne. 95l- r7efa
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singers and Public Speakers

fssEz End Iroches useful in clearing the
sxs5sewhen taken before Singing or Speak
3ng, and relieving the throat after an un.
MsxA2 exert::on Of the vocal organs. Ths
-.svsses are recommended and prescribed
~ Physicians, and have had testimonial
&cRs eminent men throughout the eoun-
7g- Being an article OF true merit, and
hzszng proved their efficacy by test OF
zsnnay years, each year finds them in new
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noe Troches are universally pronounced
ss<sez than other articles. 49,.
0sTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRo-
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xsl5atio,s that may be offered. SoLl EVE
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ANOTHER sDAsHING RAIN.-From
II to II o'clock last night another tre-
mendous rain fell in this vicinity and
in the city, accompanied by the most
vivid Gghtning,l making the third
heavy rain during the day. If gener-
al, as it seemed. we may expect regu-
lar June food Of very considerabl
magnitude. .tAaatHsi' ,--.,,.-.,,
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Terre Haute and indianapolis.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

, FROM yINCENNES.

THANKs.-We were handed. yes
terday morning, Cincinnati papers
of Sunday, by Mr.. George w. Hill,
the attentive messenger of Adams
Express. Through this company we
are enabled each day to receive our
full files of the New York dailies in
advance of the mails. 4oS 3,5i,a.a ,..5a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-28

H@We received yesterday, another
lot of Ladies Hats and Bonnets, the
Venus very a Hs ye adp Rot fss on the Rs
Oven of Fashion. Also, new Rib
bons, Flowers and Ornaments. We
are also selling Dress Goods, Bleached
and Bro. Muslins, Cassimeres, and
other new goods, at reduced prices.
VIM. HUGHES q Son,
Ut Sc Main Street.
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NEW REAL estate AGENCY.

NEW REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
p. Elliott Il Son have opened a Real
Estate Agency and General Intelli-
gence Office, for the sale of and rent
ing Of lands, houses, &C., &c.
Persons having houses or land to
rent or sell, or persons wishing to
purchase or rent, will do we'll by call
ing on them at their Office, on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliott's
Block. rsa..t. .r..
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GRAND OPENING. = John Rasch
will open his magnificent stock of
Boots and Shoes at his spacious store
rooms, on Second Street, below Main,
on Saturday, May 18th, and invites
his friends, and all others, to call and
examine his assortment. may25 ct
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Z CoNsoLIDATIoNa;- The firms of
Henry E.y Blemker. and Blemker,
& Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will lhencefofth be
known as Blemker & Co.. All debts
and accounts will be collected and
paid by BLEMKER, TILLMANN q Co.
~ may25 diff =, 49, 49, IL i1 3.
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G9- Altering & Hassler, No. Is,
South First Street,are now prepared to
furnish their numerous customers
with the most delicious ice cream.
Their saloon is ono Of the finest and
most commodious in the city, and the
ice cream superb. If.
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pa Fine Supper every night ct
Parlor Club Room, second story, No.
~ Main Street rg

RAJ IF you wish to get one of those
suits of clothes which shows off the
human form divine F" so handsome
y, call on ID. s. Anderson, No. 8
Chandler Block, up stairs, as he is
prepared to make them, having the
choicest stock in the city. 28-1w
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EXTRA CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
We have two hundred barrels Of the
best Family Flour in the market,
made from pure white English Wheat.
Families that want an extra Family
Flour can get it if they call soon at
III. ID. ALLIs & Co.,
Corner Water and Vine Streets.
my3- I'm ggef .a
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D6s- III. K. Wells & Son have just
received new lot of futing and Pr
ping Irons, Pinching and Curling
Irons, Piping Irons and Fluting Scis-
sors. Also, a fine assortment Of
I" Rogers'n celebrated Shears and
Scissors. 81 Main Street If.
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BH-Agency of the New England
Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Bos-
ton, Mass, is at our Office in Crescent
City building, corner of Third and
Main Streets. All policies non-for-
feitihg. w. III. Il j. III. BEADLE.
nlay23 st. '.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF RAGoS & DIcKEY.
EVANsvILLE. ISD.. May q, '67.
r. e. Huston, agent White Line"
SIR-We received by the 8 w htte
Line" Central Transit Company to-
dav. goods from New York only fce
dGus out. Respectfully, &C.,
a> RAGoN & DICKEY.
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BRUSHES! BRUsHEs!l BRUsHEslll
= Whitewash Brushes. busting
Brushes, Fly Brushes, Scrub, Shoe,
and Stove Brushes, and great varie-
ty of Feather Busters, cheap, cheap
err, cheapest, at the New York Gro
Gerry. .sn- - 'hn"tlH'-"
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& B~If you are in need of a stock
of liquors, our advice would be for
YOU to 90 to Hodge, Carr 81 Co.'s, cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
of IT,, m for less money than any
other house will or can afford them.
All Liquors warranted as represented.
p lang IF .4oJAa ns4 "a 5hf aF
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pa Merchant Tailors' new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street. 100000. ..,.- !
mar5 IF SMITH & DARLING.
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BH~ Big supper every night at Par
Tor Club Room, No. 81 Main Street.
may25 ct rar
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BB~ Every delicacy, of the season
every night at Parlor Club room, No.
81 Main Street, Is s,,s+ -sff...
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Ia Alyah johnson, Real Estate
Agent, will sell on Saturday, June /,
a fine Dwelling House on Oak Street.
See advertisement. my27 I'd
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Bg-Go to Lozier & Koffman's to
buy cheap goods. may23-tf.
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BT Fresh Canary Bird Tongue,
served up in the best style at Parlor
Club Room every night between 10
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BI- A large lot of Stalker Hoods
received this day and for sale at $500
per dozen, by the case. Parties want
ing them had better call soon.
Iw LANpHEAR x MITCHELL,
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.eanIH , gszsfF 1ahtOld HeisS4I - 2
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

Fzss splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
gsoEld. The only true and perfect Dye.
E4Era1ess, Reliable, instantaneous. No
aza1pointment.. No ridiculous tints.
zsSzral Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
xf1css OF BaG Dyes. InvigorateS the halr,
La Is signed William A. Bachelor. All 9TH
gzzz- are mere limitations, and should be
zezEers. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
Bszzx.
ar BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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STOVES AND TINwARE-Wholesale
and retail, at j. b. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
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