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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-15
DIVIDEND NOTICR-.-THR

DIvID NOTICR.--THR
~ Kcntuck Mining Company has this day de-
clared o dividend Of twenty-five Dollars R25(
per share on each and every share Of the capital
stock OF the said company, payable on FRIDAY,
July 10th. 1868. The dividends upon all stock
standing in the namc OF A. E. Hill, Trustee, will
DO paid by the Agency Of the Bank OF California
In Virginia, Nevada, on presentation OF the Ger.
tlhcates Of stock.
THOS. SUNDERLAND, President.
Office Kentuck Mining Company, San Francisco,
July 9Th, 1858, jy0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-15
GaId HiII TunneIine cold nna aII.

Geld Hill TunneIing Geld nnd al.
yer Mining Company-Locatlon, Gold Hill Min.
ing District, county of Storey, State OF Nevada.
Notice-The Fifth Annual Meeting Of the stock
held OF their office. 4l4 California street, San
Francisco, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July,
1868. at 10 o'clock A. ", for the purpose OF elect.
ing Trustees, to serve for the ensuing year, and
such other business as may properly come before
II. r. WEGENER, Secretary.
San Francisco, June 18th, 1863. je15 4w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-15
SCELLANEOU
A. FOR SIS.
The st. George Hotel, worth
$1,000, for So!

DV"OUVUJ OVUHU W OOV 1sh0H'
rNHE ST. GEORGE HOTEL, JUST fS.:A
L below the Methodist and Catholic EN-!
Churches. Main street, Gold Hill, will be9A
rallied of Mt the
GOLD HILL THEATER
On Friday Evening, July 10, 1865.
One Thousand Tickets, at s5 each. Title
guaranteed.
Description Of the Propcrty.-Bar.
room lsx24; Dining groom 36xl8; Kitchen l4x3O;
8 Bedrooms on first floor; Parlor l2xl6; Is
Rooms upstairs; lParlor 1920 3 Hydrants;
size Of Lot 36ixlls feet size Of Building 30feet
front by &C feet deep.
~ The Rattle to be conducted by a Com.
mittee to be chosen by the audience.
X. G.. O'NEIL, Owner.
Gold Hill, May l6, 1868. inyl6-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-15
TO MILLMEN.

IHIE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
~ Hill NEWS Office. half q ton of superior
type metal, for journaling purposcs In Quartz
mills, ho~isting!works, etc. will DO sold at re.
duced prices for cash.
Gold Hill, June 29.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-15
OPFICR WILLOW JACKRT

" Silver Mining Company, Main street, Gold
Hill, Nevada, July 6, 1s6S.-The annual meeting
OF tho stockholders OF the Yellow Jacket Silver
Gold Hlll, Nevada, on MONDAY, JULY 10Th,
next, at 1 O'Clock p. n, for the election Of Trus.
tees for the ensuing year and transaction Of such
other business as may come before the meeting.
jyetd WIN. r.. WATSON, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-15

It will thus be soon that Of one hundsed pa.
tlents treated by Homeopathic physicians. eight
Hide. while II the same number arr treated by
Allopathic physicians, thirty four will die; and
of the nyrlsds who die under old school trsst.
ment tho world over. Homeopathic treatment
would save seventy.sIx Of overy hundred
Virginia, March. Q. 1868. mr2.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-15
nRIINoUBNT ASSESSMENT ,ALE.
,-UITMAN GOLD AND 81!

w ycr Mining Company, Location Of WORKS,
Indian Springs District, Lyon county; H. Me soIIo,y.
Nouce.NTherc are delinquent upon the ioIo%,
ing described stock. on account Econ 1853 % W. SEVERAL
nmnnnts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've shareholders, rs follows: y, Aut
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-15
RATTLE NOTICE.

IN ORDER TO DTvEST THE RATTLE FOR
l the ST. George Hotel Of every vcstige OF un.
fairness or deception, which too frequently fol.
tlemcn have volunteered to act a. receivers for
all moneys paid them by clubs or individual
ticket-holders, to remain In their hands until q
perfect guarantee title Is given to the winner:
j.. j. HAYES. ST. Charles Market,
Z. E. WALC0TT, Union Scales, SReccivers.
II. NJ. VESEY, OF Vesey's Hotel
r. c. 0'NElL,
je14 tjyi0 Owner ST. George Hotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-15

VIZ GILLIs. IN ANNOUNCING THE ABOVE
w work. would state that no palms or expense
will be spared to make II reliable and worthy the
patronage Of the people of tho State nj large. He
will be assisted by two gentlemen Of experience
In the compilation Of Oircctorle in the Eastern
citles. and can promise that II will equal any.
thing Of the kind ever oner-d TO ,h- publir.
The attention Of merchants anil business men
Is called to tho merits OF the Directory a. IN
adyertising medium. In snn FrHnciseo and tho
Eastern cities the Directory !. looked upon N
ono Of the best mediums Of advertising extant.
Copies will he sent TO all the principal Hotels
In the STATE, aud on the route IN San Francisco.
and placed on xll the san Francisco hotel desks
myl3-tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16


At the present day the standing armies Of the
world are larger than they have been since the
great ware Of the hrst Napoleon. The army Of
the United States now numbers So, 900 men in ALL
For the extent Of our territory this is the small
est army in tie world aud We have reason 10
congratulate ourselves upon The fact. The cost
Of our army IL sio0oO0, ,000, On nearly t2,0oOo0o
per 900 men. The army Of France has been fiA-
ed at 100000 men ih the s'actiye army" and $50 Z
900 in the "pasBive,p the latter being named The
National Guard Mobile Total, 1,S0OOOO men
available for war. A contingent Of 100000 is am
nually available 10 recruit the army.
The British army numbers about 1900 men,
The bulk of this army ia az home, ireland absorb
ing about 25, 600 good troops OF tho colonies or
foreign possessions, India takes the largest body
Of troops, the Dominion Of canada next, Austral-
ia next
The Prussian army numbers about 600 900 men.
The Italian army now numbers 2i5,00O men,
and is very effective one. In one ono Of lbs
arms, the Bersaglieri, or rifle hattaliona, IL ex-
cells eyon the French army, whose Zouayes we're
supposed To be the first light infantry in the
world
The Australian army numbers about 70o,o0O
mon; its cavalry is said to beyery iino. The gov
crnment breeds It's own horses and thus secures
/ good mounts,
| The Russian army numbers about 100000 men
it could quickly beincreased to 200 900 in time OF
war. II is spread all over The Empire, from the
Baltic 10 the Caucasus.
The Spanish army il small, not exceeding 50,
0oO mon; but II is very well clothed and disci-
| plined. II is also receiving breeoh-loadera.
The number Of men maintained in the stand
ing armies Of civilized nations is not less than
4 100000 All these vast numbers are snatohod
away from useful industries and condemned 10
idleness and VICIOUS life, while the laboring peo.
pic are taxed for their support and for the cost
| " armaments they require. Is II not too large a
police force2 Would il NOT be cheaper 10 de-
throne few request
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

WAR RAILROADS Do ron P1RMEBa. To haul
40 buahclH Of corn 50 miles on a wagon would
coet at least SO for team driver aud expenses.
A railroad would transport IL for 81 at most. Al
loving an average Of 40 bushels per acre, the
crop would be worth q more per acre, or per
cent. on 800 As the relative advantage Is about
the same for other crops, II 10 clear that rail
road passing through town would add til0 per
aero to the value u tho farms, A town 10 miles
square coatains Ga 900 acres. An increase Of 500
per acre is equal TO te,l00,O0O, or enough 70
build 300 miles of railroad, even II il cost ts2,o 600
per mile. But two hundred miles Of road would
extend through 20 towns 10 miles square, and
cost but so per acre, II taxed upon the land =
Thcse figures are gyon merely an illustration.
n the farmers had taxed themselves 70 build all
the railroads IN this country, and given them
away TO any companies that would stock and run
them, the present increased value of their iands
would have well repaid al the outlay
Agrictlt,atst.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16


CAL1IcoTTs AHRvAL At AIBAsY. The recep-
ton Of Thoophilus c. oalicut, Che lately convict
"a revenue collector n Brooklyn, at the Albany
penitentAry, was IN dramatic contrast With his
visit five years ago, wncn be visited Albany -
speaker of the Neg York Houso Or Assembly, and
member u tho board u land commissioners.
When received al The prison, Callic0tt remarked
that fhe last and only time he ever visited the
penitentiary was IN 1860, wheH he came there a.
a member " the House committee on wAyn and
means, on official business Nc added that be
little expected then that be should ever onter the
building in tho capacity Of prisoner. He ap-
pearsd as cheerful ~ The circumstances would
permit, snd frankly said that he was wiling 70
conform 70 the rules. He whskerr we're shaved
oif, his hair cut close and dressed IN prison at
tire, he was lDeked In esu for the night En-
right was put through the same process, Re is
sad Aad dosn-hesHod, and says bnt Little. He
was recently married . young And estinlabie
lady u Brooklyn, nnd be appears y feel keeniy
the Disgrace his present condition brings upon
al connected With him. cailioot siill holds The
ofice Of reyepse collector. He has never resign
"a, aud Ia. aot been removed. He was simply
suspended b await tbs result u the examination
u tbs charges made sgainst him. He steadily
refssed . ferign, and was constant in Lia Do
Eland ~ trial ~ neyey hAd nc remoseai
idea thal jury voala cQal1es him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

nsuus harunn shski aea saess rsstsm i Het
vhaslt anfsstsa b. KssiAfish. The seefst g'
t4esa tuuiles los 10 the foga see usss. she
v.s.assns hsF rsaasasslsg systtm Is hsiag Ga aaa
vheat hsana. snHAf. hnituF, aul al ~ ianan a.
slle srtlsles. eaeecsed tran thsm. Nond shs
eta 90 bcat. Hiafaua. aFls.lpaa ubest rye. hssaA-
81 spa oat raaal, hew a,aereat spnd b. Ms Ess
kaN M
pmset IA hat sn ussentasl srticls = iieA IA
t.rrsen lived 50 BATTER aioile. enc month Weuki
ltrtsinhit bs srlstena TIA tuat.piyiaw Iieser
soaia ~ - acreasod that rfe voaid pansh,-
fhttcrmilh IL vefy aessfAhlt srtialo n food. u
contains al the sloments tls 1hs butscf = De
pived q Hhe farmer ooasuicd tbs trpe inis-
rests Of his children. he veald give h,s butter
10 his hogs, biz battennnk 10 HE ohilaren. Il is
a. rood food for Old people, Supplying the rnusca.
lar p0wcf they ~ much uata. Il q ssid 70 iso-
iene the ufe eftbe sged. one eai casily learn 20
diink h. IN ths southern states n Is highly
priged article of liet and nons of Il ls thrown
away Here how foN families ever taste it exs
on 81 the ohnoHioaa form 81 enddio cskea
douFhnuts and short cAke.-thrce abomin&lions
which should mover b. eaten. In ssne faffsang
districts tho mortality amongst girls fsem 10
tolls is truly alarming New q can all he traced
70 she food they cat They live upon ehfbonates,
T. e., the heat-giving, fat-mAkng elements, and
and stsrye % death for the want o. muscle and
brain food
You may open your eyes at this siatcment bat
il isa true one. science can faliy prove it.-
what makes 80 many white, fiabby looking giyls
IN our rural districts. 30 many girls devoid Of
much intellect oF muscular power ] say again,
the food they eat. When will mothers awake 20
knowledge q these things1 when win they
give up cher fried aud boiled pork, their hot
cakes their strong tea and coffee and fino wheat
en- bread aud live on food essential Cor them
fear net hll that lookcd-for lengcd-fer, happy
time, the Millennium
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

fF flslgfs aut {en hs iEerEf W cat
ssi - GtsiaAtsa. h} 6Aasf3 aAe Iifssl7siit'.
she tesf gae 4 tas esstafy
asf4sss rs daep ssfh Yegf a bsnda
BE- saff 81 sauf a1fh ass ffH
~ sss.su tit stnAeta q yaaa pauy ha4sis.
Asa isaVea1 seaIls ehaia
Hoe Aaehtd - ! ~ c11tsslel ft9io s's.Rt
FaJ maAs } alaRtiass h4ge
a tst tiEdisb tsssfs - fuz1aa uaghJ
4nl tio pod 4 aalnsH PsHeI'
Wien saw Is arny upsn The lald,
a Asvg up9a tiis seAs.
EIe fttg tsailF q aIi-lsEe hand,
o. vasiiuR 9 wayFAHd bfeegp.
When / sav ihH Peasant rfel,
Viii tht tod he lalagif bore,
a. ha Turned az tae Tar s. whcA
oF iaiiaa 81 t1c seafy eEf
abas | neasage3 ths papupg Uuncrs speed,
Thc hgut 81 the Garner dove,
A. tbev bart = lsw kong aangnea
ut he lieas u smpsiieHt saya;
I could bot iAlns hoN tae waria would feel,
As ihane were 9utniupptd afaf,
Wien saoald he bound ia thr rushing keel,
or chained % tho ilyiag cal
ia lsi Ia Tity fauFl rpo at last
AHd invited re forth At length,
And / rushed 81 ms tiirone slth thnnder blast
And aaghod 10 rag IRON utrepgih.
Oh than s. .Aw U9nqfuus chsnSe
Or th. tarth aai erCsn uiit
Where at@ my Gers armies range,
Nor NHH iar Wind or tide
Huruah hurfah tbs waters o'er
Tho mountain steep decline
Time-@space have yielded @ nay power
The giant streams q thr queenly Woat,
And lap Orient floods divine.
I Tle ocean pslcs whereer sweep,
70 henE ny strength reluice,
And monsters of the briny deep
Cover trembling At ny voice.
] carry the wealth aud aro o, earth
The Thought Of the godilkt Hiud
The wind lags after my going forth,
The lightning il leii behing.
/ In the darksome depths af the fathomloas mine
My ureiess arm doth play
I Where the rocks ne'eT saw the sums decline,
or the dawn " the giorious day;
/ bring Earths glittering jewels up
From the hidden caves below,
] And make the fountains granite cup
I with crystal gusl o'eriiow.
/ / blow the. bellows. forge The steel,
/ IN all the shops Of trade
I / hammer the ore and turn the wheel
I Wherc my arms of strength are made,
] manage the furnace, the mill, the mint
+ ! carry, ! spin, weave
/ And All my doings put in print
/ On every Saturday eve
/ Eve no muscles to weary, no breasts TO decay,
4 No bones to be laid on the shelf
I Aud soon / intend you may ''go and play
/ While / manage the world myself.
I But harness me down with your iron bands,
i Do sure of your curb and rein,
/ For / scorn the strength Of your puny hands,
I As The tempest scorns the chain
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16


Tsa anaaal convention II tbs fouag Aeh !
Christian Asseelatlpn = ths plited slstsa sBd
CsnsAa, sill be hsld Ia Detroit an TIE z5th Of
Jane.
There arr 20 many eii4lassHin Indians nsn.-
"a Afssr schayiar oolfaK, iisRt al to stons-eat-
ters 10 thst stzts keep grave staaes haaa osrs.
ea ssesed - slse n.saaesy a Eebaster CoifEr
-- really . insert me Y@ftapyasle IN shs
alaah aglaes wiaeu ths order is sarsa afaer sAs
faileE4L
/ u pfoposad ~ reeognltion y HI Car
soas safFiess = ls eguntry y grani y hAs hssrn
IL peHz.sa asAally aEowed = Dc vidows tad or.
phase q trsgAslis gebefAls IN dc supg y eVn-
t.Ess antl - ygaagesi eAi.e asrres 4 ths ags
q treasg So aHi y psfn.ll escA q be easla-
~ = Asss1s. zee q ezpeass. Homestead =
iA-es haaaeea sai '4suts teres - the asioeeg.
tssa gaslss Aaa u Ae~ Ne1Aae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

A SAD ESD 70 4 SAD TEAgEDE II vii he re-
menbered that tac Hon. c, 8, Hamilton mem
Der of Congress from Ohio, was murdered last
Narember by his insane en-. few dAys ago the
wife = 2iF. Hamilton died. Yof several years
ras; she bad exhibited symptoms 0f insanity, and
tha death d heF husband Il Is stated, 40 affected
hor that sho, TOO, beeame violently insane. The
aafgr,s4pale aJa, wha y 70 laaaiie AryluH,, is
sAld 10 ba slowly recovering his reason. They
uere residents ~ Caian Cosuiy. 0hio, and aAi-
versAiiy respected. No, HamlloA occupied MS
ssat IL Congress bat few weeks xhsn be sss
summ1aed h9me iu Consequence u Che insanity
y bic saa, AID nset Lis "a death
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

A cAPrraL Hrr AT A. There has been hard
things said about Andrew johnson, but the hard
est IL one which is publiscd in a late number of
the London Spectator, II is related that the new
Euglish Ambassador, Mr. Thornton, before his
departure for tie United States, having praised
Mr. Johnson's hrnBess 70 Yankee, who evident
ly did not see H. lowered his toae snd said, well
al any rate, you must admit that be is complete
ly sea-made man = 70 which Che Yankee replied
with great solcmuity, 4 hope ~, indeed, for IL
would relieve the Almighty of an awful rsspon-
sihhts7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

sAlrSgs ~ Joss BuaIass Honesty ahesEsp-
aisuaA, hpnaF planeryet IL .
The oniy esy tse n.ate uAakiad Lappy : te~
make tasm bslieF
iff5ois = eaatent y - patars they noaA
hat ts nalleet
It8s taen liad a bays rh8 40 siaays sryiag
d af hsfa tgn-
Naakiad 90 aaus auy sneuss - p.irhiog 10.
Y tbe aninrtauatf
L.asAlag glAsses aqag y, bus t4sl teA vmt
sefal p.Ala srgshs pga AL taco,
Hos uAHy Psal,ie tiasfs are b as warla si.oss
ehaEaelers ars essqay la9as
81 nsa is % o. hge ia sqitass uaiess be Il a.
pale a. saf lli4sa FhHeA saugana Asn..
Li tit vsEa aa3srstaaa tAal goa - = spii
as9a tri saa 81 sElt tEE - hh.
& 4 .aaas.aas4s .sssssss.4aEsi saai iagv apga
81 E fag. Fs.9 ts iFat ir.eaA
Fno u.tass ~ Keep 4
faeat Ha E4-s 4 e la2 apoa $ .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

Tho Executive Committee Of The National
Testimonial 10 William Lloyd Garrison have made
their third report, in which they give thirty-one
thousand dollars % Mr.. Garrison as the volunta-
ry contribution of bis fcliow-oountrymen and
say that this sum viii be increased by about two
thousand dollars from sonrees where the sub
scription Is not yes finished
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
s-spslng 4 ss eEasexy.
y inlsf u dfh4xF
tiga3n laayes hang, bat tise bfgwn aHst ~
Nkea he - slsken
n - - -.


K'bss eAa 50 % msn ~ bat de Y
why, ssks Plsntssioa fsttssa, - b. saFs, sad
With them answ Lease ~ Ifs ne ~ ass made
yoshg sgala. tss midaia-sgsd sslsaee. sd NE
young Dseoaae aosias bsiillant ~ aai1s shls
sfirAAld Touss DyspepeiA Heastbufn. fasn
eoaplAist, HesiAehs Pains N ne ssds, s.cs4ek
q Vie Baek "a - symptoAs of stomach De
rshgetasDt ylsa ss osss % she healsA.gisine Ia.
naenes y FaAasatl0n Bitsegs 1Asy saa ssgungth
b the ayrssm AnA baeyszey 10 sAe miaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
SHELF HARDWARE,
Salt Pork. Fish. &C.. &c

Salt Pork, Fish, &c, &c.
our aim is = seIl our goods, not 20 hold them
A. large commission and eel only few We
lahe great paine 70 please our customers IN qual-
i,y and prioe. we are nos and have been since
April ist, conducting our business upon Ready
Fay basis, aud We hnd i % operate wcll by THE
means We are enabled % ofergreat Inducements.
We are selling large quantities Of o. good and we
earnestly desiro an examination Of our Stock
Sunderland, NAV q, is6s 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

BIZ wre TO-DAY, Tis madness V neglect
oough1or cold, however slight Consumption may
foIlos and though Dr. HEstar,s Baisanl n Had
Cherry has ffsqnonsly cured this much dreaded
disease, for the primary alpeRsss n the threat,
lungs and cheut, italwayn cures where other resa.
edies fail.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

Those irrevtreht lads Who called nafgss nftsr
certain s'baia head u I'D, deseavsd thetr m.
timely sad, beesass a shai ans 70 pAoAeea bad
beer disoatred = ftssofe ~ hanan hair upon
tas bald sposs. Bat bge itags yegstAlas AM
brosiA s knosh v possess ~ rare merit n M
MIGRATING lbe fooss snd aillng them - faa n
hfe. whefe aoi snh4ely dead, tAat lhey eanhA
help putting fafih 4 avw grosth shiloh hYals Ia
beAaiy Do lDeks II ygpth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

gizTiuza C1NcrHsrsa NHran tSb prrrfn. kNp'
HtfTrNsuhK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

10 BEAuTVY AND DBEas THE HAIR. AND
restore Il y ih natural eelor. and iinpan that
beautiful gloss, oiios, ete,, nse Mrs.. d A AIsass
IzrRoyED laae aysel HAIA REsroaEA On DnxAs-
so, ~ oae boazel ESssy DYnggist seEx a.
Priee Ons Dollar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

my father, an cid geailemaa,' lsAya a. Q.
Ieightonl, "hAs received great beneat sod rs-
lief from prosraotod aud aisslresaias songh,
lgsing him resi- Aad eoufot Dlghis) from John-
son's Anodyas IAniinsnl, than from Auy sad all
ether remedies be has tried
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
Blacksmiths' Stock.

iguaned Igon an sizes Axles spriags Mslleabe Iron
Carriage Boits @ ips, shoe shapes Nail Rods,
Horse Nails, B0rax, Be,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16

-MAosoLIA wArEn. a dehgtfai toilet article
superior 70 Cologne. and AZ half the price
--sheridan's Condition Powders are recon
menndad for sheep Ia loAA u appetite, rot muir
rain. and all diseases of The skin.
= Nervous hoad.Aohe and sick headache arc in
duoed by costivenes, indigestion, &e. Persons
suffering In this way, should keep theiT bowels
open by small doses q Parsons Pmgatiye Pills.
Some people suffer, and their friend suffer,
from severe pain while They spend more money
foolishy. thn It would cost 10 cure them, ifthey
used Rennes Pain Killing Magic OIL Take our
advice and uss this popular and eersain cure for
such lila 81 hssh and bone are heir 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
HARDWARE.

Splendid assortment of Calipers Calper Rnies stand
ard Raies Uuiversal Squares, Wire and Screw
GuAgas,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28
POLITICAL MEETINGS

Hos 26D1s Vi C1ssett, DemocrAAs ean6tks Tor
Congress. and Hon. George ". McCrary, Republican
eAaedsts ~ 0easrsss will Joint di-cnssioa At
tAs ssisowiAe times and pisce..
keoeanquA, on Monday, August II Al O'clock p. M.
II NAAisen, on friday - IN
keDk4A, oGtAssA1. ~ *
Papers Of both political parties In the several
rsqasstsd u publish this notice. and local commit
~ 10 make the necessary arrangements
The meetings will b. indoors whsnever suitable hall
or building he sbtained.
b. p. HILLS, Chairman
Republican Csn Com.
D. McOAR, Chairman
Dem. Central Con-
Jelly It. 1885,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

Wssa - with - bxstsg hsats u ssnne, the
huass systsm requires 70 be rsnforeed and rsssnerated
1t tAis season Strength has literally bssn stsaming
ont Of II sndsr thss nseesarily produces
~ ustioa. la b he season q rsnttsnt fsvsrs, and
shs vSak and snerystl a always tAslr Int victims
Hos, shersfors the tine for invieorAton Those who
have neglected 70 and regulate the digestive and
sscfsve organs during the months u June md July
can no eogss sontisus do without imminent peril
TO health and life Commences a course Of HosTET-
TER'e BITTERs without delay. or Ill renoyating,
sustaining this is the most whole
soma and tbs most potent II docs not unduly excite
the most sesstive organization IT. mission IL 10
serves regulate and restore The tonic bilious and
apersnt vegetable elements which IT contains
ciatsd In the proportions necessary TO put tho
whole physique perfect working order The purity
of oil its Ingredients guaranteed 1t rouses the Ian
guid appetite gives uawonted energy to the digestion,
cAEs and hsaess the serves and replaces atude and
deyrsoa Viii energy nd chsssfuiass, besides being
agreeable to the palate and nom all the objections
urged against the adultesaed sinulants and onies Of
which It il designed 70 supply the place.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

Senator HAalAH asa Hon. HInAA ScnpriaLp n epubIi-
sAnAidsss 1pr District Hector " the First District
will speAt q ths sh3lowips sinssa aud places;
Burlington, Saturday, August Eth, stap. m.
BlocmAsld, rrst~y, Assass 1ath. g
AZ Junction bttwssn Ksokuk aud Fort Madison
u sinssday, esptsasbeT III. at2 p. y.
aalOp.Aitsss requested to make the neceesary
astanssnsnts and conway the ssp-akers from point to
point Reputicsa papers throughout the Dsn plsass
cory. lETsk MEL1kDy, ChsrmAs.