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CTATE OF VERMONT - Addison

: District. s..
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
u all PERSONS interested in the estate OF
ELIiAU fDOI,
late Il Cornwall n-aii district, deceased.
Greeting
An u-trumcu, rurHortiug to be hela,t i'll and
tc.iamtut d Elijah loet oi1resaid Is pre-
scented to ,aij Probate Court lot Probate and
allowance;
Therefore, bv the au hority Of tie State Of
Vermont. Won are hereby notified that said
instrument will he considered for probate and al
lowuuce hv said Court at session Thereof, TO
be held at the Probate Office in said Mddlohurv
in said district. on Monday, the 81 day uf
Feb nest lsGS at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
cause il any yOu have. why said instrument
should NOT be- proved aud allowed the last viii
anl lc,tameH, cot aid deceased.
Dated at vi lleburv, this An div Of January,
1863. JED 5. BUSHNELL Register.
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esq $50" i'ccutr -.u'.5 90 .rith AuI,I -
lea for lis health, VA, al =; Thomas o.,
the 2jtn Of Dec NOR mi his health was
Improving.
The Nermonter says Marriage no.
tices Sent Us over IN honest name, Iar.
ucularly when the letter contains the
CUSTOMARY 80 cents, to pay for setting the
type, we make it point never to refuse,
but when an "anorymous correspondent
from Starksboro again seeks TO impose
upon US with a bogus marriage, he had
better consult his friends first and ascer-
tain who he is writing to-
The CIIAMPLAiS VALLEY AGRICULTU
RAJ SOCIETY held its annual meeting fer
the election of officers on Saturday, Jan.
10, and chose the following board:
P'esidem-'icorge w Grandey, YER
gennes
Vice P'eadentSLorcnzo Orvis. Ferris
burgh, John Nj. Dyer. West Salisbury.
T,eaSW9-Ezra H. Landon, Versen>
Des.
.Secrday-Joel ii. Lucia, Vergennes.
GROWTH OF RUTLAND The Herald
gives statistics to show that eighty new
buildings were erected in Rutland village
during 1867, with an expense of S24O,
900.
The accumulation of ice Is one great
cause of the insufficient water powers
this winter.
-Nermont's dog tax amounts to over
$4,000, More than all the dogs ON the
continent are worth
Mrs. Ellen Burke, 80 brutally shot by
her husband at Bennington, last week, is
likely to recover, notwithstanding the Sc
verify of'the injuries inflicted.
isaac Weeks of Bennington, a veal
thy and prominent citizen and president
ofthe Stark bank from its organization
i'll his death, died few days since.
John X Thurber who died in St
Lawrence county, n. Y. on Monday OF
last week, at the great age of "a years
was native of Montpelier. In the win
ter of 1897, he and hs brother Travelled
on snow shoes TO Black Lake, and wer,
the first settlers in the vicinity of Ogdens
burg. lie retaired his remarkabl
strength ill late IN life, appearing OF
skates after his nineiieih birthday.
The engineer Of locomotive run
nlng nrtween Essex and the burned brldg,
over the Winooski, had orders TO "rur
wild, which means in railroad par ance
keep ct ~ OF REGULAR trains lie did ruI
Wild, ant WITH in' xrus Ill, car-L -si.,s
Ian Inio thu rxpre-s jus hc' IND Essex
luckily without serious damage.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DuCliI

-
DUCHtl
I'D (From Disponsatory of the United Stat -
D,osNN CnESATA, Bucuu LEAVES.
Prui,erties-Tt,ejr odor il strong. diffusive. and
somewhat aromatic. their taste bitter. and analo-
vous TO mini.
Medical nronertics and uses-Buchu leaves are
gently stiniulsnt with a peculiar tendency to the
Urinary Ornnns. They are given in complain, s
of The Urinary Or,ons' Gravel Chronic Cntarrli
If the Bladder NIo,tid irritation Of the Blsduer
aud Uroibr, Di.ease If the PROSTATE ana Ret.n-
tion or incontiuepce 81 Urine. from Il los OF tome
In the tafis concerned in its evacuation The
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l.. b. BOWIE, Druggist, Cniontown. Penn,
writes, April 4, 1866 aliens Lung Balsam has
pertormed some remarkable cures about here.
recommend it with confidence in all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs"
SrEmING Bios, Druggists, write from Carrcl-
ton, . jan. q, 1867 ''Send us six dozen Al
lens Lung Bdsam. We are entirely out Of it.
1t gives more general satisfaction than am other
med cine we sell"
PfRY DAVIS 4 SoN, Provilencs. Il. l., general
Wholesale agents for the Eastern States.
Sold by all deale.s it, family Medicines Price
81 4j.4w
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I NFORMATIO
TRUE STORY.

"a Tripping down the stairway once long ago,
we tell, SCATTERING large, lighted fluid lamp. In
a moment the blaze wrapped US aroInd like a
fiery serpent Every tragedy has a comic side /;
Bridget tossed the baby on the bed. and ran to'
water; aunt Mary seized the spread to extinguish
the flames. and pulled baby down on the door
Jane came cp from the kitchen aud put out every
light then burning because the house was alire. -
and Bridget. returning with tub Of water. tlm.
bted down, upset the water and bumped her nose.
Meanwhile, We rolled over and over ON the parlor
floor til The flame was extinguished, when one
arm was found Is be terribly burned
Then how quickly Davis Pain Killer soothed
the pain, and to-day, with hand and arm un-
marred hy any scar, we write the praises nf Pain
Killer valuable for many an i'll and ache.-Man.
chester n. II. Every Month.
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hUIlh hNiI STATE ITHMS.\

The Managers Meet, 2 Of the Addison
County Agricultural Society viii be held
at the Addison HOUSE in this village on
Wcducs lay the 18TH inst. nj 10 o'clock
A. Nj.
IN IrEM.--l lilies Safes are in bad re-
pnte in Vermont where many have been
sold. Sheldon's of Middlebury was sue
ces.iyely drilled, blown up and robbed in
three hours III the late fire in Rutland
two with their contents worth $1,000
were dcs royed.
SPEED. The races which were 10
have come off last week on the ice at this
place, were deferred Ton account Of the
Supreme Court,) until Wednesday and
and Thursday of this week.
INTERESTING LECTURES Rev. Calvin
Fairbanks Of n. Y. City will deliver two
i ecturcs in the NJ Il. Church in this vii.
lag on Tuesday and Wednesd ~ evening,
Feb. 12lh and 18th. in aid Of our Teach
or to the Freedmen.
One of the two Lectures sets forth II
years prisoner for the slave-a faith
full girl wailing-inhuman treatment--
long years Of hope dcferred-no prospect
e. IL lie
doors-ln absence of the Governor, the
Lieut-Govcrnor pitics and pardons, &c ,
&c. Single tickets 80 cents-for the
two lectures SO cents. Can he obtained
at Dickinson's Bookstore.
Key. II ID. Kitchel, ID D., dclv.
crs the second lecture before the St.
Johnsbury people, this evening. Subject,
Inappropriate Education, or the training
of each soul accordl g to its gifts and
purpose in life"
Mr.. J. w Nudge of Providence, II
/, addressed the MIddlebury Young Men
Christian Association on Tuesday evening
last lie is expected to speak at Orwell
some evening this week.
COMMITTED On Thursday William
Arnold was brought before Justice
Wainwright on the charge Of stealing a
coat. lie was held for trial in the sum
of $50. and in def ,ul OF bail was CON.
mitted
DARN OF pKof DEAN.-l'rolc-,ol
Dean Of the Albany Law School drd on
Sundp' ov,nng Of las Weok He Aa.
torn i" g.. N'ro .., -. IL
1873 ~f.te'..
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Pshshed by herself in the Newport Evpr"ss)
10 the sick an despariug | would bring words
Of encouragement and cheer. For twenty two
wears have been unable to sit up five minutes
without the strongest supporters. though, during
this period, have had the hest medical attend
ance ui the age both in city and country. For
wears past | have suffered extremely from spinal
disease, liver complaint and dyspepsia, with never
ceasing headache In June last having then been
four months ON my he'd. ! came under the medical
care of DR.. \. II. Crabtre. OF Conn Cnd-r hi.
treatment by the blessing OF God. have. from
the first. been steadily recovering. now lit zap
nearly all day ANT feel no Inconvenience whatever
in walking out without any mechanical support.
Derby -ept. 1857. Mrs SARAH McNAB
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|, uiLDREN'S LIVES SAVED

& tItIDREN y LlN rs SAVED
y TO- % Gen is.
I" -usands Of ,unueu die annually of Group.
NJ" m Tiers, it you would spend 30 cents. and
always have bottle # Dr. Tobias Venetian
i.iuiment in the house, you ne, cSIlecd fear losing
Nour Ii tie one when attacked with this {, mpan.
1t Is 10" 20 YEAR since have put up my l.n-
meat and ne err hear ut child diving oi Group
"hrl ~ L.r'mtut Wa used tut hundreds Of
ca-r- ricurs have bccu eportgd to me. and MA "
state u u WAS ten dollar per bottle they ruuld
NOT be without it. Beside, which il is a &c, iain
cure for GUS. burns headache, troJhlche. sore
tIroats, swe'liugs m'uGps, colo, 'arrhoca, dys-
EMERY. -pasms, oiJ sores. and pains in the back
and chest No oae once tries Il who Is ever W h.
"uf H. 1t Is warranted lc 'cct'v safe take in
'rinrhY. Full directions wnh every hutile.-
SJ'1 by he Drue-'-i Depot 90 Corilandt ST.,
NeV York. 45.4w
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT or VERMONT
At Midllcburv. the ! ith dav Of January, A.n 1903
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his az
pnin,meut as assignee Of Calvin W. Footc. Of
Ni1llcburv in the Caurtv Of Addison and s ate
oi Vermont. within said District WHO has been adj
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court O. said district
IS .3w CALVIN HILL, As,i-n-e.
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e entity it penetratcs through every pore.
elicving sufferers from each angry sore:
u wounds it heals with certainty and speel
T. uts, Burns, from Inflammation soon are freed:
T. ruptionS, at its presence disappear:
kiu> lose each stain, and the compilations clear
alive, such as Gracc's every one should buy,
a II % is womb lu> pcrits testify.
l. ct those who doubt a sin lie box but try,
erlN then. it, true dessert 'twould have;
Z Wei uu licvcr, woul laud traces Salve
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING :

ALIENS LUNG BALSAM one of the best rem
edies in the world for diseased Lungs. | have
used it in my family for breaking up a trouble
some cough with the happcst effect. | recon-
mcnded it to IA young lady who had a harrassing
cough and was threatened with Consumpti III, and
1t cured her in few days. | would recommend
it to all those predispo,ed to Consumption.
Respectfully yours, A. A. IIARiISON,
l'in. imnuti lllin
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The Hartford Courant saws, in mentioning So
we're case OF Scrolua d. {. cured In such cases
he is remarkably successful"
The Herald Of Lie. @. Y ) says: I'VE deem
him perfectly reliable"
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,SPECTAL NOTICES.
no CONSUMPTIVES

no CONSERVATIVES Co.
The Rev EDWARD A WILSON will send
(frcc " charge) to all who desire it. the prcsciip-
ticu I'll tho directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured Of lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption.
IL onl cct Is to benefit the afflicted and he
huIc> eve sufferer will try this prescription, as
Il will cost them nothing, and may prove bles.
sing. Please address
FFv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
9;1N) It's South Second ST., WILLIAMSBURG. n. II
ID II r. RAILWAYS PILLS.
khs Are the only Purgntve. Alternative, AMI
t,tt,r.ic Me iione, That secures n vegetable sub
sutuic for mercury or calomel. They cure with
nstohi.h.g fardiiN Liver Complaints, kiUey
disease, lfr aiiou Of the 81 DID, Pile. Bilious
ues-, Jaindioo, Dyspepsia, Co>iy,nes-, LADIES'
Complaints, and all diseases indicating the ncccs.
sity oil 4 rut.;ative M, cilo.
AGED PEOiLE.
Subject to Co,iveness, or Pa raj lis d! the Bowels
are quickly GU ed by & e'c ills.
y gcntl 'lnan, age 80 wears, who had not en-
inyed natural discharge from the towels fui
nearly 10 wears and was ALWAYS compelled to re-
sor to injections, wa, relieved by one dose 'and
10y taking pills each night. for one month, was
restored TO ,oun' health and regularity.
These Pills purify the hlood remove all Oh
sruclions from the bowels. yer skin. spleen,
bladder &C.. and purge out all corrupt AMI acri-
monious Luuors. a few days ot these pills
will make the smooth, clear, pure and healthy.
They increase the appetite and flesh.
DUsE-fur regulating the Liver, stomach, Bow
els. and promoting Digestion pill at night
For obstinate DiSeas and chronic complaints,
to every - hours. Price 20 cents or box.
Sold by Drlg cists. Always ask for DIR. Radwa, :
PILL. See Dr. Ia wav's Almanac for 1868, n
Il. Il. sole ~ Druggists.
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1926

ItN,uNu.- -" y .n, .,4
Nashville, Tenn, ii graduate Of Mitda-
bury College, ard we'll known in this Vi
rinity, has recently been elected Attorney
General ol tie Nashville district. The
Office Corresponds with our county States
Attorney, we boheyc, but with Il larger
district and greater salary.
i he following notice Of Our former
townsman which we clip from the Bur
Iington 1UacS, viii be read with interest
iy many OF cur readers who remember
Prof lobin as a proficient in his PROBES
sion and wilbal II genial fellow.
The Writing Department Of The Bur-
ington business College formerly under
the direction OF Prof IL Is McCreary, is
now managed by Profit NJ Tobin, a gem
tleman said to be well qualified for the po-
siticn TO which he has been called.
THE SHEEP BUSINESS. .-Messrs. S. &
is. Cope of Smithfeld, Ohio, have recent,
ly made visit to this county for the
purpose of purchasing stock rams for their
own use. After spending some time,
and visiting most of the noted sheep
BREEDERS they purchased one from Edwin
Hammond & Son of Middlebury, and
one from G. n Hayward of Brdport.
Messrs. Eels & Wheeler of Midllebury,
shipped lot of ewes from S. S. Rock
wells and other focks in this county ;
also a splendid ram lamb, purchased of
Z. N. Hayward, and good judges pro-
nounced him one of the best lambs that
was ever shipped for The western market.
RlPTos.-At the donation party held
at the Bread Loaf Inn on Thursday night
about two hundred were present. An
oyster supper was served by the ladies'
The receipts OF the occasion above the ex.
penses were $3.50. This included very
handsome contribution of $50, from cli,
zens Of MIddlehury and SIS from Bur
ington. This donati on was handed t.
the Pastor, Rev. Mr. Kent, after the sup,
per, who, after expressing his thanks t,
those contributing, made few impressiv,
remarks to those present from the words
''God SO loved the world that nc gave hi
only begotten Son that whosoever belev
eth on him should not perish but hav,
everlasting life" The night was fine
There was large delegation present iron
East MIddlebury, also parties from Mid
dlebury, Salisbury and Rochester
ORwEI-L-We learn that Profrsso
hehoS@s lecture on "Ihe Use, Misus,
and D'Suse OF the Mind" delivered il
Orwell, Jan 9th, inst. was quite well At
tended ard very highly approvcd.-Dr
kltci'cl delivered telling trmpera,,..
lecture 10 full nous in Driven, Mon
day evening, Jan 9th.
NT lf H'
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Late City Coroner and Health Commissioner o
Hartford, Conn
KNOWN AS THE sANATORIi Il
WILL AGAIN VISIT
BURLINGTON,
Monday, Feb. 1O;h, G dvys)
BRISTOL,
Friday January n.
NEW HAVEN,
Saturday, Feb. I.
NERGENNES.
EnI,ruar,. n All o,,I s.k

N. Nv bNNanic battery, or heSmcriC De-
ception DR.. Crabtre cures by means and cures
permanent.
CO At Rutland. Brandon, bristol New Haven.
Nergeunes and Darlington, DR. {. has large G,t
OF patient, already Il they increase Tor two
mo nths more. he viii be unaNe to attend them
MI. He will DUTY he at Miidiehury on Sunda, p.
The DR.. has been the entire past MONTHS n
CALLDoNIN II ORLEANS COcNrIEs treating u -
eases Of long Standing:
Ljcer, Luny, & THroqi Di,cases; S,yol-
MA, Rciet, aM all Hammy; tVy; ST.
Vdus' Dance Ricamait,A Cdtu7h ;
Deafness; Tmoo,y Pies U,Ql,sy; haL
ncy Disease IN ieoas Complaints (cJcept
Internal Caace,); irregularities ; P,oiapQs;
-Nercu'dH anil Scmnai Disla,es, am 7o.a'S
IF Tie Blood, g..
DR., CGAurrr ha, the best suit of Offices in New
En.,lani, AT 81 Main Street, Hartford, Conn .
where he II. been ')rtt9 years \ competent
physician i retained tlrre while the Doctor gives
his own attention entirely to Chronic Diseu,c.
B-lhe best people in his city and state
recommend him.
Wig don't he stay at lone, tic, p whincs
out an old tsult-lnder. Btc0ae Of the
thousands in tie ldod, c'YliH
COME AND HELP USl"
IN VERMONT, DR. c. has been known by his
''0ccasior0i vi'fs, since 1861 cqs-All your news
papers sleIk well Of him. ~ All hi, patients
speak well Of him. Gi-See his fJur-pI.srd IilcG-
lars for particulars.
Dr. G. Vi its Families. and Brings out a First
class people rs lis patrons which no travelling
doctor ever has done.
Diseases ;old at Sight. Every case confidential.
EXAMINATIONS, 81 treatment and medicine.
from 50 to tlj per month. Patients unable to
call may be visited at home.
1t would require Il paper the size Of bedquilt
to copy all the good notices given the Doctor.
Here are a few Tor samples
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CROWDS Follow A greater number than
heretofore visited Titles Hotel last week. on the
occasion of the fourth regular monthly visit of the
Sanatorar tn this town lnvalids hearing OF the
great success Of the Doctors treatment came in
crowds, on foot, who were able and in carriage.
and the last tav so great was the demand. that
many were obliged to return without prescription.
His medicines agreeable 10 take, and most
wonderfully oGoaoious in results. lie makes one
moro visit here this fall and promises to return
in the spring.-BdrtoH ppsr, Syt. 3,
Pr, Cgabtre will make monthly visits to th,
principal towns in this County during the fall aud
winter, as he has in Orleans County the past
ENTIRE MoNTHS. Those towns where people are
too show Ia seize this great opportunity for health
he W.9 drOp from his bet az oatv, and add tie da,
to Other places.
CT REMEMBER THE DAYS. .ga
CONE EARLY
DR.. |. W ADAMS, Agent
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PROGRAMMES,

CIRCULARS
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MARSHALL SMITH, Co,D,..r,
RUSSELL WALKER, N'"' ''''
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Ufonrh.-fE1ALEs; ewusa TO

: ~
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ossy - ~ 5 cse 4 H. veaisG is.ls ssplalss
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pisaaass = Ssnlt aPayeetan r ~ relAf q tases
vasious sa1tnSas slss8oas. 80 ~ u4ea H. eo8 ~
rot necs,aity will tTue WOMAN % fAg m.EtAcs her
sssstsst chars 70 % thi. Ehs ssx viii thans
= for p,selse - sAs1E ha.1s 1910 ~ - v1e4 ~
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1870. = s.ss ~ e. .,s.,s, d =. ssss.sS, q
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the Climax OF misery sno tne ua.o !. os -
20 utterly feEs'aiess o. .he C'sn uis'a' SUI I
ssIsnc.s OF n.I osnca.s nas.rs' 1.,f
subject Of medical treaansas ALM - ous eu.niu
picture OF the e1Vss1shSe u suo0"1"s Va WI sou'e
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Tas Lacy Bsrtvsm bas gone into winter
qsasssn q Quincy. She wss bound for this
pors siaAt bstaes Int. But couldn't get
sAsourA ~ lEiles u Quincy. TIE ice ~
ssaaiag - hssvilx, - shs shipped her
yasssaesss ~ 80. lszsaA 80 The osincy
lasSss, - pessssaeeo aksa vissar Of it.
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| En- : !.

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psSls1vHvS Cnseksss " We - -
arsaesd saiskens - dos.'
deesSeeGe - = isc psi
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a.
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sAasess. WAILAcI 4 Arnold have sstsb-
kshsd their headquarters q No. II Main
ssrsst, ~ Tho sals Of wallacss Autonasis
Clothes WAsAsr, a which place il may b
sssa q Ill times.
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asw YeR9 oasAes
- xsisoraph.l Mn oAs. Dss =
gfsar-Actve, 1Ioa higher
Wheat-Bs,tsy closing heavy and auis, ~ u is; a.
Der 81 90.
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Corn-Uuchsagsd; u l4tfOHH.
OAts-L.ss active; r a.sk III store - adoaI
As.s Pork-FIrner and q1ist, hut steady.
TArd--trmsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-10

WAsfRs.-A.. servant girl to do general
Assssvofk; rod reference required. I'm
qsise q Xrs. Moors's, on Fifth near Fulton.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-10

WsaKnsy are still engaged on the lover
losk, aithoseh - progrsss they nsks y
soeAss slow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-10

Qur7 Qricx.-Whst IL it Something Of
0eas valss % tAoss who sss tobacoo. Fol-
mls - EbfA Fuller. dee.2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-10

I1sea Nant = bay Sugar, Coffee and Flour
a IN assaiss, 20 70 Robertsoa I Al
hess'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-10

u 20 wAas tAe bssl Sweat Coss. TenA-
soss, Pes, Hna Bssss, &C., in cans, 70 =
naAaeNeoa D Albess'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-10

Ora friend Hugh voorhiss u u hon's
again, aitsr a absence Of several weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-10

~ \ ~ GOD cisissa and the kisA heart.
eAoaae Ho vhe eieAss he snow ard ies
49, hsstA1-vsik.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-10

Or Tuesday night the mercury lowered
hself 70 point l2e below zero.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-10
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