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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-26
NORWOOD /!
NEW STYLE P4RAsOLs5

NEW STYLE P4RASOLS
AT LINDSEY'S
Just received a. large stock of all grades an
Of the LATEST EASTERN STYLES and at th
VERY LOWEST PRICES. may15tf.
FAINTI PAINT
Nothing like Paint to make an old house
look new. Nothing like Paint to keep a
new house from looking old.
GET II.
Nothing like 1t to keep your porch floors
from rotting. Nothing Ike 1t TO preserve
your barns, out houses, &c.
USE IT.
Nothing like It to 'lmaze things look neat. -
Nothing like 1t to add to the value OF prop
IT WILL PAY YOU WELL.
If you want to sell you can get 50 per cent.
more. If you want to keep your place twill
ADD 100 PER CENT. TO YOUR FEELINGS.
TALLmA2, HELLER q WATKINS keep the
best Of material, employ the best of work
men, and always turn out Clothing warran-
ted to at.
For a suit Of Spring Clothing. go to
TalIman' Heller & watkins.
will fit and are well made, 20 to TALLAIAry
HELLER & WATKINS.
For fine French and English Coatings, go
to TaIlman, Heller & Watkins.
For Cassineres of all prices, go to
TaIlman, Heller & Watkins.
Furnishing Goods Of every description at
T. H. & W's.
Hats and Caps, of all the latest styles. ,;,- At
II you want a Coat, Pants or Vest pattern,
cut in the latest styles go to T. II. q WIS.
II the Ladies wish Cassimeres, suitable for
Spring Sacques, go to T. H. & WIS.
If you want to see the best line of Ties and
Collars eyer in Delaware, go to the Clothing
Hsuse Of T. FL. 4 WIS,
Should you want the best fitting shirt In
the market, buy the Golden Hill Shirt OF
II you want the best and finest Kid Gloves
to be found in Delaware, go to T. H. & WIS.
In fact, gentlemen, If you want any thing
hat man wears, except boots and shoes, 20
LADIES y II you want "a Nice Bonnet.
Hat, Httbbons, Flowers &c Dress or Sack |
eut3 AZ or made to order, call at No. 81 south |
Main st. Delaware Ohio. May 1 st
#a@ See advertisement of the OHIO
BUSINESS COLLEGE, in to-days paper.
ia "a '6S-ln-y
For FIXTURES, CoRD AND TAssET.s, |
the new clasp-extension fixtures, also |
with rollers 20 to LINDsEY's. /
FoR WALL PAPER, of all grades and
styles, go to LINDsEY's. I
For PAPER BLINDS, all colors, COM |
mon and satin, figured and plain, go to .
LINDsEY's
The price Of all Cook, ParIor and Box
Stoves has been reduced10 per cent. by
Q, b. CRoNKLETON
\ large assortment Of Toilet Sets,
for sale at the Evans Block,
by THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
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.syVE FIND II AZ I1zvALUABLE RFsIFDX
for letter, &C. writes Higley BuOr., drug
aists Of Fairfield, Iowa, about Ralmers
Lotion. june 12,4W
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NIgHLER,s HERB B1TrERg

Has cured more diseases where It has beea used,
than all other Medicines combined. It Is the only
remedy that really purihes the bleod, and has new
er failed in curing Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
and Diseases Of the Liver.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DR.. s B. HARTMAN & CO., ProPrietars, Ian
CASTER, Pa, and CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Apr. .24,es-esw3m.
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r. R. H ENDERsON has one Of the finest
cutters in Central Ohio, and 10 is quite pleas
ing to go down to his establishment, one
door north Of Lindsey & Bros. Book Store,
and see the different styles Of Cloths, -Cassi-
meres, &c, and the durability and neatness
with which every garment is made.
Delaware has a great many places of in
terest. But when it comes to clothing man,
there is nothing here that seems to satisfy
the demand like this Merchant Tailoring,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Establish
ment.
We take pleasure in recommending our
citizens, and those of the county and ad-
joining counties, when they desire Clothing,
ready made or made to order, to call and
see r. R. HENDERSON. (may2Z-tf).
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Those dcsirous OF consulting Prof. Lyons will co.
cure tickets Of admission from hia Agent, and will
bo aimitted in routine according 90 the number,
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STOVE5 ! sTOVEs n

All kinds of Cooking, Parlor and
Box Stoves, just received and for sale
by g. B. CRONKLBTON, on Winter St.,
three doors east of Williams Block.
nov15 IF
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Free of Charge
AoaDEES!

Young or old, married or single, In all the va
FlOus diseases peculiar 20 your sex, treated With
the happsBt r0guts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-26

blade Of sfass, a simple aower,
Culled from the dewy lea
These, these shall speak with touchinA powe
OF change and health TO thee.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FLAGS for the Fourth Of july OF any size,
/ can be had at the News Depot, Corner Win
/ ter and Union streets, Delaware. 1t
/ Remember that C. B. Cronkleton three
doors East of the Williams Block, on VIM
1 ter Street, keeps a1e best frJIiG cans and seal
/ ing Waxein the city.
C.-B. Cronkleton has on hand a large stock
Of frst-cIass fruit cans at the lowest prices,
C. B. Cronkleton, 3 doors East Of William IS
Block warrants all his fruit cans.
Don't fail 20 go and see C. B. Cronkleton's s
large stock Of fruit cans.
G. B. CronkIeton, 8 doors East Of the VIII
liam Block, has on hand the best lot Of tin
ware, at low rates. in the city. -i
Remember that If you want a good job
OF roofing or spouting Ine place 70 90 LoE II
is C. B. CronkIetOnls 8 doors east OF the
Williams Block.
c. B. CronkIeton is a practical workman,
and knows when a job is done right.
c. B. CronkIeton employs none but first
class workmen.
UNION MEETING AT OsTRAEDEB--
There will be a meeting of the Union
voters of SciOto township, at Ostrander,
on Saturday, July 11th, at O'Clock p.
m. 1t is desired that every Union man
in the township be present, as we have
matters of Importance to arrange.
J. w. MCCULLOUGH, Charm.
D. G. FAY, sec'y. In 1t
Since. r. r. Henderson has opened his new 4
Merchant Tailoring establishment every
thing seems to move along finely. His new
fering great inducements, and we would ad-
wise All who desire Clothing made to order
to give him call. May If.
G. B. 'CROEKLEEoN warrants all his work
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b DICKINSON & SON.

have been and are receiving a good as
spectacles, plated table spoons and
forks, tea spoons, butter knives, &c
Persons wishing to buy will do well to
call and see. They will take special
pains to suit persons with spectacles.
No. 80, Sandusky Street..
n38tf B. DICKINSON & Son.
s The reason why G. B. CRoNK LEFoD does
50 much job work is that he uses the very
best materials-the best the market affords
and employs none but first class work
men.
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the above scala.
Zen lines Uonparen type or ninety words,
EaGEe % square
Local notices Is cents per line for nrBt tn-
sertiOn, and 10 cents per line each additional
insertion Special contracts made however,
for longer time than two months.
Resolutions OF coincidence and cards Of
hanks 81.
Mafriag8 1otioes 50 cents.
Obituary Notices, cents per line.
Business or Professional Cards, 81 per line
for months.
Attachment, Divorce, Adminiatrat0Ts and
Executors notices, also foreign and tran
sient advertising mast be paid J0T IN advance.
10 Stereotype plates or ElectrOtyps cuts
t Inserted IN oUIF e0lummG
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SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK
RETURNS

The subscribers having received a
nice variety of Holiday Books, offer
them for sale at as low prices as can
be afforded. Please call and examine
for yourselves, No. 80, Sandusky st.
n38tf DICKINSON & Son.
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AN opE ID A cHo1cE cTeAR.

c. B. CRoNKLEroE does job work as low as
any other house in the city.
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Morning Light" is the name Of a new
Cooking Stove at EVANS.
You can find any kind of a Stove
you want at A. LYBRAND & SONS
in the Williams Block. (sl3R)
ed q new lot OF Base Balls and Bats, and Gro
quet Sets for deld and carpet.
ap24-4m Us. cox.
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FLOUR
NEWsYoRR CATTLE ALARKBT

NEW YokE, June y, 1865
The current prices for the week Al all the mar
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DOVER. M. 81. Jnlr % 1as


AT TEE
NEW ENGIARD BOTANIC DEPO
GEORGE w. SWEET, M. D., PROPRIETOR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-26

The Rotations, in which the ladies
seem to excel rather than in discussion.
were excellent, and the anonymous pa
pers read by Miss Butterfield amused the
audience only less than the sprightly,
bird-Iike style Of the reader charmed
them. Some good hits were made, and
the following conundrum propounded
will do; ''Why is a lame dog like an
inclined plane? Because it is slow
pup"
President Donelson conducted the
ceremony OF presenting diplomas con-
ferring the honors OF the society upon
its nine graduates.
On Tuesday morning one of the rarest
literary entertainments ever given in
Delaware was afforded in the poem
read by Rev. Geo. Lansing Taylor, OF
Brooklyn. We have neither space nor
time to give anything like an adequate
idea of this really magnificent produe-
ton which was delivered in a style
scarcely less faultless than its literary
excellence. The poem is an aIlegorical
representation Of the past, present and
future Of America, and founded on the
ancient fable Of Atlantis, an island OF
Elysian beauty supposed to have been
peopled by a superior racs and by
many believed to have had some shad-
owy reference to this continent. Mr..
Taylor sketches the rise and progress
Of our Republic, under the figure Of his
allegorical Atlantis, with power OF
expression and fertility and appropri-
ateness of NEUROLOGICAL alIusion which
entitle him to one of the first places
among American poets. In g few lines
he slzetched the character Of Abraham
Lincoln more graphically and touch
ingly than we remember ever to have
heard or seen done before. His pict-
ures OF the struggle Of the American
Hercules with the dragon Slavery, the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-12

Tbs New York Citizen, edited by General
Halpine, and regarded as the national organ
of the War Democracr, IS on. for Chase for
President. In q recent editorial il has some
stirring remarks on the Situation in view
of the Chicago Convention, which we Law be-
fore oar readers
The platform is so worded that even the
Democrats can not take exception to it, and
the candidates are so moderate that even
Democrats might vote for them, If it we're not
for the party they represent.
uranL ana Coifax make q ticket hard to
beat. The wonderful military success or the
one, and the great political ability of the
other, cannot be written down or belittled by
newspaper editors; aud the attempt 10 do 50
- folly only worthy Of the late msnasement
OF the Democratic party. The hero Of Dom
eison, Corinth, mos. wonderful Of all, yicks-
burg, and finally of Richmond. is not q third
rate General. aud no literary scribe can make
him one. The gentleman who has worked
ms way up TO the SpeakersAip OF the House
OF representatives is not bad poli Jean,
and those wko buy him for one will not make
profitable bargain. Probably there are no
TWO leading names stronger. individually ar
collectively, than the two which have hasr
put forward. And II they do not receive the
support Of the peoole, ii viii be from other
than personal reasons. - The eon.
ven,ion was powerful, dramatic, and hsrmo.
mons. and has the prestige Of snccess, which
VIII draw many to ITS standard.
mas copperheadism ever Jet defeated LOYAL.
Can fendleton overcome Grant? /,
80 $3.50. .sea our boast that there we're more Dem
~ -. , .asn hepubiicsn soldiers in the rsnks
one way and vote another? H,r;,s .h;.s o,
the enemy 10 the field, Win shev vn,. NIL.
victory lathe council I The leaders vhn th;as
g must be '.Old Line Nhies's-thoss sr ao.,
neoeiess Ct political driyeIisrs. Can Va -
ia.o ms night against the slories Of vieL.s.
oosS. Donaldson. Apponassox Court Hons.
ana = Thousand other famous 6elds. -i,h
peace a. any price, and ..sle var : fsiI,
re- inscribed on our banners? 80
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Ir is reported that Senator Grimes is about
to sue the New York Tribune and the Cin>
einnati Gazette for libel, in charging that he
wasinaaenced by corrupt motives in his &C
ton on the Naval Committee and in the i'm
parchment trial.
If the report be true, Senator Grimes en-
hibiis his usual sag ci in the selection OF es
Establishments quite able TO respond to any
amount of damages he is likely to recover IN
the premises, while at the same time his
wrath falls upon the proprietors of journals
who have as little sympathy with his present
political status as any in the country,
however much they may have aided 10 time
past the party of which he has been =
distinguished leader, and by whose favor he
has held high positions and been enabled to
ill large space in the passing panorama.
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A PERSON charged with guilty knowledge
of the bribery of Senators in the late i'm
parchment trial, refuses TO answer questions
propounded by an investigating Committee
of the House. The House arrests and inn
prisons him for contempt, as il has the right
TO do and has done in similar cases from The
foundation of the Government.
But thereupon the Democracy in Congress
and out Of Congress and throughout the
country, rally to the defense of Woolley, and
yillify Congress for constraiuing him to ex-
pose the bribery with which Senators have
been charged. Why should the Democracy
oppose the investigation into the matter Of
such great Importance? Do they know BY
instinct, that Johnson has saved the position
gained by assassination through means only
less criminsl? Why should the Democracy
interpose between the criminals who have
yielded to bribery and an outraged public?
viii the people Justify this attempt to prevent
investigation of this jealous championship Of
secrecy, and IMMUNITY for bribery and cor
ruption in high places.
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Al win be seen By the proceedings Of the
Congressional Convention, printad this norm
inr, the gentleman named aboys ~ Dsen
chosen as the Republican stan3.sd Deere. IN
this Congressional District. we unnesl's-
tinely state that, in our opinion. no more
honorable, reliable, or competent man cooid
hsve heen cbossn from among the many and
.hls Rannblicans in this District We have
L.n-n Mr McCrary for more than tan years,
~ Lnav him to be man Of high order
cTtelsnt and Of the strietest integrity and pu
~. ii character. He has ressdsd ia lows
ns.rlv all his life, and has been an active,
Jealous Republican ever since the organiza-
ton Of The party. Thoroughly radical in his
views sni heartily enlisted in the great battle
of uniseraal liberty, he will prove a tower OF
strength in he campaign inst opened, and
viii ably, faithfully represent the people IN
the National Congress. Although compare
lively Young man, be has taken rank With the
first iapyers OF she State, and has twice been
slected I N embef of the Legislature. Upon
entering the Senate, he was placed at the
head OF the judiciary COMMITTEES, distinc-
ton but seldom accorded to new member
in a Legislative body. In every position
which he has been called 10 FIJI, be has &C
Quilted himself with distinguished ability.
That be will equally we'll sustain himself IN
the new and enlarged field of labor 10 which
the people will elect him, BY aninmense mas
iority. in November, We have not the shadow
OF doubt = Hairkese
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NAMES ENDING IN OS.-An English pa
per has made the discovery that large ma
jority OF the most prominent names of states
men, authors, poets, historians, philosophers
and warriors, on land and sea- end in on. As
specimen he gives Addison, Allison, Ba
con, Byron, Buxton, Clarendon. Colston,
Garrison, Chasterton, Ferguson, Gibbon,
Hayden, Hutton, johnson, Milton, Murchi-
son, Newton, Nelson, Palmerston, Rawlinson.
Wellington, and SO on through very formid.
able array Of immortal names in British his
tory.
In the same line it 10 q little curious that
seven out Of the sixteen names that have
filled the Presidential chair end ia the same
onward sound. the Lin Lncoln's name being
silent. This fact may be regarded as an ar
gument for, or against Pendleten, according
TO the standpoint from which it is viewed.
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Special Notices.
Every Violation

~ ts laws Of health nvasabiy entails Its punish
uent and the wsruinss aeni aistsred By TIE faithful
monitor canns.tc neglected with iIhpuuit5 IL
it, adrnopitsons were Needed and the proper remedy lux
uedia,. Is RI sorted to- u suffering vcHld
be prev snted aud Angsrous diseases sverted When
te head thros the lips become pare he'd and the cheek
burnif gft warning s gisef negisc. Is then ssan
gsrous 10 the ysst s.ors hoass Of mature be fonnd
tsmedies for al the 6ia 81 ides ihs, ailet MAJ
kind without resorting liciou. minerals. Tbs best
" these agents have been inccip III the
,repuslsn known IS HesrETTf R's sroNacH BIZ
TIERS aud offered AZ a sale remedy to those suffering
from the vsriaa. forms Of f,yr. This mstisias h )
.eaily and smelly won ts way into t- conf iezee Of
she pab' ic snd nas received the warmsst &kom3rms
II the press asi = PIE throughout the Union. rs
salrahieterie fer the OF py,fepsIs. Ffa.utnce
oust patton I'd general debility, IL cannot be
approached ETefy day Of its great effect
shronicied ttr ugh public journss. hsra 10 nett.
ing equal the ep3cyr.n, which the All ned expr-
sncs when using this vain bic specific Its mild tone,
IL. and vigorous aeos upon dIser Tered stomach
should I'D 1t TO all c.stts Ct community.
, jaas7isw
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JUpss BIRCH, an original secessionis,, aud
a prominent leader in the anti Benton war, in
Missouri. long long ago, announces his en-
tire readiness to serve his party, as eandi-
date for Congress, in the coming campaign.
Indeed, he more than indicates that be has
pre-. esaptioa claim to the honor. on account
of his defea. before the people, ct the last
Congressional election.
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Batehelor.s Hair Dye.

fhs splendid Hair Dye Il the best In the world: the
only true and perfect Dye: harmless reiiasie instsrsa
aenus disappointment ridiculous tiats remedies
IN effects Of bad dyes invtgurAtss and itaves tie
aair soft and heautifu', bast tro~n. Fold BY all
Druggists ssd Perfnners and properly applied At Batch
slor's Wig factory No Is Bond street, New York.
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Notice to Lot Owners,

AMENfS6 Of the CRY Coo n ~ Of Ksok ak, held
"a the lith day ef May, 4. o. 1895 the following
q. s,'uftcb Adarted
Kesoleed Thst the Of Lots o. 10 IL IL and
I. IN Bsock .o. frosftns Exchspse aud Ytite~uth
Ssres be directed to have Plank Walk, nve ieet sde
nads oat II ths rssp~ease Lots bv ehe ist Of JULY
plant he falA the to be
dans tn accordance With the O. d:naDees Of tie City,
Icsrufy the atovs b. BE- copy OF Re olutioa
pa ,%sd ny the City ConncI Of the City Of Keokuk.
GIvsa una-s hard and the Sal Of aaid City this
Nth day of May, A. D. 1868
wELCHNAa
may2s-ss C-sk Council Of the City Of Keoknk.
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VALUED AT $3.50. 900.

Second Prixs-one Lot on Second street,
between piasa ard AsYses streets, neariy cppo-
site the City Building. Alton, iu-25 feet "a See
ona ttreet- suitable for stotcs Salue Sc, sos
Third Prize -Gne Lot Oh csyper between
Third and Fourth streets, Alton, Hl--2o feet on
Plaza street and 50 feet deep Valued 81 &, goo.
Fourth Prixs--0ne Lot adjoining the above.
20 feet on Piasa street and 50 feet deep. Valued
81 81. zee.
fifth Pr:xe--one Lot adjoining the above,
~ feet on Piasa street aud 50 feet deep. Valued
Al $4,000.
SIKH Prixe--one Lot adjoining the above
Lots 81 n piasa street, SO II deep, build
Ing On same ago fest two stories high, of stone
and brick, occupied as a carpenter shop. Valued
at s3.sae.
8svarth Frixe-.one new Engine and Saw
Mil, all complete, of best manufacture, and I'm
ished 10 good style. Valued at S., eco.
Eighth Prixe--ons new Engine, all COM
plete. with Governor, so horse power, finely en-
s.hed. yaIaed NJ f2,sea.
Four Prixes--censistiug of four Thrss5ing
Machines and Horse Powers {s-horse power,l q
best manufacture. Valued II $3.50 each--S2, 500
twenty-five Pnx,s--In Sugar Mills, con
sistiug Of Is new Mills, Of best manufacture.
size eaeh--vaiasa at s., leo.
One Eaw H1ill-Fer saving cord wood, new
and all complete, with power. falne. s2T5.
Twenty-dvs Prixss--I ane Sewing Ma
chimes of various styles and Of beat manufacture,
Of Howe ard Singer Manufacturing Companies,
ranging In price lom s75 to sl6e-ralned at 81,
400
rventy--kvs PIixes--In Silver Hunting
Case Lever catches, full jeseied, At SIS each
valued at &e2s.
Fsrty seven Prixss--of valuable and use
full articles. will range in price from si5 to s!5--
valued at ss79.
One Hsnared Frixss--fn Greenhacks, at
stn pp,ye atae 81 Gee.
Twenty Prix ss-ln sets fbest quality sill
yer plated Knives and Forks at IS per set$iee,
Twenty-fve Frixss-ln sets OF best silver
plstei Table Spoons, at So per set--vaiaed at
si5q.
Twenty P1ixss-In Albums, ST So esch--
$3.50.
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r,r.t u.nsr..slon.l District.

1t is with uufeigned pleasure that We make
the announcement, that Hon. deorEe W:
McCrary, of Keokuk, bias been nominated
for Cor eress in the Southeastern district OF
Iowa. the one now represented BY hon. JAS
F. Wilson.
Mr. NJ sCrary rs well known throughout the
State A. being one of the most reliable and
able members OF the Republican party. He
is lawyer by profession. and ny indomitaele
industry and the exhibition Of more than orr
binary ability, 10 connection with strict intsg-
rity, has won a name not only at home but
throughout Iowa At large, remarkable FOR
man 90 young. For two sessions he served
in the Legislature of the State, and While IN
The Senate served as Chairman OF the Judi
cisry Committeeman, at all times has been
an active and strong man 10 the ranks Of Re
publicAnism. :.
We congratulate our friends OF the FIRST
District upon their selection. He will be
elected BY rousing majority, and in all mat
tiers pertaining to the great principles advo>
Gated by a progressive party Involving The
doctrines Of Human Rights aud an everlast,
ing Union upon the basis of Justice, he will
never be found unfaitbfal. If spared to rep
resent confding constituency as long as
they desire his services, We venture to pre-
dict he will shed lustre upon the region from
which he is selected. Davenport Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-12

vINEGAR.-pRussrNa CELEBRATED CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preserve pickles
mt Premium awarded the Z. g. FAIR Illinois State
Fair aud Chicago City Fair Laresa, wcr hs Of the kind
ia the United attt-s.
CHAs. O. g. PRUssISG,
APPS ieod6n sS9ksH LAX est. Chicago
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STATE TlCKET.


STATE TlCKET.
For Sters.ary ef stat>.
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
FIR Auditor ~ STATE.
John A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell County.
Ym Treass1sr Of STATE.
SAM'LE. RANKIN, Of Washington County.
For Register Of Eat Land 05ice,
c. C. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR Attorney General,
HENRY o'CONNOR, of Museatine County.
KiGciors at Laras,
q. /. GLASGOW, of Wayne County.
J.E. YOUNG, Of Linn County.
-isasoats,
]. r. GRINNELL, OF Poweshiek County.
l.. d. INaERSOLL, of Mascatne County