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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-10

on. i..,:e t,v.r c. nsrs,ja ali under gosd II zee.
seoo Peach ire smsstss beariag; 10 scsrs Of APP
pie tees irSsa hss . r. yvsr. od. ~ eeaink
sHA % tno eu'ss*7 - ~ te*1S - ~ nAsav. ~ e
rnnnin. 80 80, .'' So s.''' -
Ako. tskE new ERIcK HOUSE Of raer.,
10 esatr.ii4 $50 oos
ead Prize One ans Sewing aa.hine.vv...... g
II Prfzs-AftsE fAuTf FAaM Or $50 aesss
in Marion c5anty III. two miles rom Depot
on the III. Cent d. H. 50 acres In proved and 10
aerss In tfmhsr s9rcfes of Peach trotss scrss
q st,s*asrIics:-O. shsrry srreri 60 isfee rear,
- ~, a n - So $3.50 ' 20 40
-. As'''
s'h ff'Ye-car me ws' i'ors ss
9Th prizs--A FINE f1hsf-Ck As1 4 takt4
Win furTisur* nna .pfxfnrtA kfo~n - ma
@Acseii aaase - e.htiaisA' hi..-...s...-.... f.s
s.h Pf'zf-,THE MY fHS NUMBERS will
cash draw ass<leJ knsftlgx Aach 81 fcsth
-ach s9-:- Y -
leIh pfszs--oNs Farm OF - ACRES In
nsteinxian " ~ thrrs tsi; 2. ifofo een usia
VIA, HoN ans~s 81 hf- 70 rs , IN 1sHs ctsA .,
~, ae'sN' . Nish -eu App.e - w.
:, IL. n r ps AeLs. hse'i rsea 81,
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s., ,nf - r,t.,, q soa
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i'm cestrat,4 Ili...r...s. $3.50
~. 800. - ~,
a., - ms ~ ,or. y,s,,srss
az rliss..I M aE : lo.a s.as az.
q -: 10
so.h cssye-ous Lot IN c. MIR ,lia............ $50
s-,a PRIV. -TrlEh Yxr yIsrY sUHIgas
wi e,ch dr.r Ia acre. n Ind II, 1s,an, tc
.........-.-..,... 81 300
18th prize--esE TRACT OF 10 AcrEs of
fs.ssprj,.-orR FtEu ~ 8, xfREsxeY
r.nr.as h,np ,s;l-.-I fy,,, axhj.y Jrtrsr.en O..
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One Who took part in the affair gives the
Titassille H1913n ellle1pesrcount Of a
s sa.. J !, =; ~, !! 800 d'''s''l;
Julesburg appears 10 have become the -.
sort Of numerous leases from the oil resjoui'
AS rel eSolbsr secisnnS IL &Gcod1il Ahi
among them was the notorious Tom Quirk,
of Petroleum Centre. He escaped from the
Allegheny Penitentiary, and after reaching
Juleshurg and setting his stakes for business,
10 visited Chicago, md procuring eight Jez-
ehsh, With whom he retes1ed to Ju1dsburg
and estabfisheda concert saloon, OF rather,
in other terms, Free and Easy Among
The members oil this interesting household
was a woman known as Margaret Snyder, who
beeAms attached 10 = JsleeburR beaa keeper
named Ehanimes form srl j Of FhAUte.s The
woman deserted Quirk, or Clark, as be was
there called. aud went over to Chanfrau's.
Ozark calied upon tke latter, and declared
that he must give her up, or reimburse him
tQuirkl fer having paid her fare from Chica-
go. This Chanffau consented 10 do, but npon
the following day, when Qsirk demanded the
money, Chanfrau rsfusedto nay. Quirk then
declared he would fight him for the anouas.s
Chanfrau replied that Quirk was Tho better
man, and he would only eight him With re-
.rolyes n fourteen pseeas l6tty-ons. feet.
he bargain WAS o once elpsed. Il man
named James Hayes OF West Hickory was
selected as Quirk's second, and another
named McCrary, from Salt Lake City, per-
formed the same services for Chanfrau, while
) Tom Dillon was selected a. r4fsree The
parties immediately wehsto the suburbs Of
The Town, where the distance was measured
off. TIE prnripah4 than went 70 their posi-
tons and each was allowed q deliberate al N
n III RI h. L~s
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The White Pine Compound Cur
The White Fine Compound.

ItvA enxs Ia the spring Of 81 thai dis ccmrosnd
Nos 1Eietp = ID. member Of ny fAHiig af5ct<d
With ~ krkston cf tbs tnrost ate nded ~ dtss
xfss Isectz. had tsrss incafss S eyios is1uaht
hat preparation aasig far isf assa the fpt6e enrk OF
white Pine might be eompousced = bs very nseiu,
in disnass Of The throat aud rngs- To t.s the val lie
Of ii b thu alesed to- EarouDded ANAL qua
tfty tae medicine fhst had beer pinnning snd gave
gsaaGEe Nlah5n ~ days ahe rjtsttoa ~ ts throat
49, removed tlr deded ana ARes ~ cure
sAscta4 soc aser lhSs sent sosst6 a1.ss ia Lon
don5.rry, N. II wo had been Suffering fer weeks
fr~s - rsraA osp, - b. sudden cois, md had
rsfssd sficsked With blood She found
lief and cent fer E,oss tic tsck aent Of
It, sud got welt j. q. Chalk, kS eitsr Of ths Nan,
abat1 Isly ETrex neds trtAiof tke tAn@ - 4para-
Han q tfe olAsnsrec69I AnA wse rsred Inn III.
afsiy. He was highly pleased With tie fesufs and
f0re tho public, that he finally pefsahe me- eve II
nanse. ard fend IL abroad h byne he Herring In
November. lsss nvst adyerieed IL usdr the samS of
White krr conpeusd, n tvs ysats frsulsthst tlns
hanarcA dozrs WORTH where 1t took The lsad all ii
cough ees In the market ard gt Abssafhs n
position There Il good for tis II very
iag and hsafAf y - eas1~ Z sarnicg p Aegseu.
sh AID pleasant xish 20 The tasts Ahd u s<cesdipgy
cheap.
slss remedy for kidney complaint. the White pirs
Cop3iuu a3ands Hariy3ied IL nat originated r.
fskGr6rfoseS hnt ps t1en ln1s4Hfs ~ es4ek aas
uotuSfyenrSA Of the eou5f, But ws also rufet 80
Kidney difficulty of ten years sta,ding. Rncs that
ctAental discovery msuy thecxands hsye Used II III
same CO mpssirt, ard sare; been completely carsl'
The Aboys Fas hrsttsp y bI Poiud q tsee. asr:s
.hsa:s. nssshs Esss: tias cg,sgassa .'
ration FOR the OF Kidney co,es, In every city
tcvn ~ haplst thropEbeuf tas New Engisnd
ssisssa.sy ssssslI and pissaas. to - = 4 -
SEXUAL.
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EyTRAoRnrsARy RKyESGR-The Prosi.
dence Herald tells tae following ridiculous
story Of hen pecked husband who took a
most singular revenge:
a singular case Of matrimonial infeliity
is reported in Village street, two or fhrea
evenings ago. A couple both slightly under
the influence Of lienor. had cheerful dis
eassieH, which eliminated ina regular guar.
rel, afterthey had retifed to their conch for
the plight. ~
z At last, rendered frantic by the stinfirg
words Of his wife. and in order to revenge
himself upon her, the man sprufg from the
bed and seated himself upon the hot cooking
stove. ssaeeoufefed ss hes wass 10 very lin !.
tied hre Of wearing apparel The stpYa DO
ing very hot, tie saah's liesh burned on aad
bis night garment somehow catching upon the
rear Of the stove, he was unable 10 release
himself. His screams for help were treated
with cool indifference BY his wife, and i. was
only when his screams had called in two men
from another room that he was ex,rica.ed
from his nncomfonAhle position BY being
pulled on tae sloye by main strength. OF
course his burns were terrible. and hrs physi-
Clans who attended him predict tina, they will
result IN permanent lameness.
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Ak INDIGNANT Rebel. On Saturday even
ing. while we were standing on the river bank
observing the Democratic jubilee, we were
approached by a man who indignantly re-
marked:
The Democrats are great people.
We Hoallsa as4sa.s.
They know how TO burn powder, be con
tiausd
Again we asseutea
they promiss d IN 1860 to burn their pow
der on our eide 81 the house, for will have
them 10 know that was II tha rebel array
ssRu. they didn't. we suggested.
q Not a BIT Of il, SAID the indignant man.
t' If they bad used their powder on either
side during The war it would have been over
IN a year. and wouldn't have cared much
which side whipped, sol, was over. But they
car burn powder now, when the danger is all
gone
The Indignant rebel then departed, arpa>
renlY musing on the curious tactics OF the
Democracy petticoats in war, guupewder in
Rea4s.
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The person sending il can have their choice Of the
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bow fancy dress pattern, elegant silk beaded para
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ivory handled spaugled six ian. one dozen large
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rocco shopping bag. hQneyc0mb quilt, alhamb-a
guilt, ladies' splendid square wool shawl, ladies'
solid gold California diamond ring, gents plain or
engraved gold ring 6 carets lle ladies solid black
walnut writing desk ladies' fancy black walnut
work box, cottage clock. one dozen ladies linen
handkcrchicis extra quality or one dozen cents
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Mediral.
MISS SAWTER'S


= A l. V h
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The principal diseases for which this slve is rec
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One Of the following articles 30 yards sheetiug
Harris cloth pants and vest pattern, pair h0ueycemh
Quilts. cylinder watch. double barrel rife pistol.
fancy cashmere dress pattern. Thnet shawl. three
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wool tr"cklnz set OF lace curtains la les double
wool shaw silver plated card basket. splendid en-
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plated teapot, lu-picture Turkey Morocco photo
g-aph album Lancaster quilt. al pacca dress pattern
engraved silver plated sXnottled revolving east y
pa gents calf boots, splendid lm0ral skirt. set Of
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wood frame brass alarm clock. pair Of all wo,
blankets. splengid heafed and ln silk parasol
ladies' splendid Morocco travelling bag pair o.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

T An at home again and VIII be glad 70 see those
requiring the services Of dentist. Remember
the only place in this County where teeth can be
procured with the +" Folsom PATENT that prevents
food from working under the plate, is at my Office
parties procuring teeth with this Improvement Of
any other Dentist in this County render themselves
Lahleto prosecution
Filling an - n .s,sll.- zone with care. Dice
JoiN ". coNTsYs.
burlingitors April = Isss "
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RUTLAND AND BURLINcToVE
Commencing, Msy p, 1855, trains vii --- D .
lows.

LIVE BURLINGTON
SO A. A.-MAIL TRAIN for Boston Low
ees5er. fltchhurgh. Brattleboro, Sp-i---
iorur New Haven, Troy. Albany an ~
arrive 10 Troy az AIS P. NJ New Ia-E
SARATOGA 500 p. n, Boston % p. NJ
IEToHgi 70 Boston and Tr0g rifieuf -aEuf
2.45P NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAN -
land, arrives in Rutland at us.
hoop. NJ, NIGHT EMPRESS. with s,es1
New York and Boston. Arrive IN IT.
A. NJ; New York i0I5A.M ". Ss-a-.
Boston 81 AN
Through 70 Trey sne Boston lclfioaf 1---lf
The $50 A. ", and lOP. n. trains "a. =
connection with the New York ce-i---
and Albany for al points West
From the SoutA and East 7-r1ius s-r-irs O. ai'''
a. fsl0scs -
400 A NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAN, rss
Ing Cars, from New York and b1''
New YORK at 2. 81, Boston 80 r. -
s.a5A- N. ACCOMMODATION TRAN II
land -r
As P-A.BIAIL TRAIN from Boston. Love- ~ s.
ter, Springfield, Hartford, New IA o.
New YORK. -
For further information apply a tle
ef o1ice. No I, American Hotel b.1cA- -. ~
and Burlington Passenger Station - %
can he purchased for all Of the anoEe I.-.Ssi-sg.
points West, North West and South Ne - ,
be made from any Of the vE-ious roule''
irgtan- Ssnt,
Wv. wARDwELL, Agent. Passsnzs, 50
U.OA2pEgrHR,lAssst. .sol An'"
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SOMETHING NEW j!


ITO Housekeepers and others who order their goods
i from our GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE Of Dry
Goods, Fancy Plated Ware, Cutlery. &e., &c. We
send Circular free Of expense TO any part Of the Uni
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=ail'7s The Ono Farmer specifies, among things
aH to be observed, the marking out Of the spots
in ths felds that arc least productive, 50 that
= ',egs they may be brought up to the rest of the
field IN fertility. Another thing 70 be observ-
ed, il never 70 leave stone or stick for
reaper or mower 10 70 over second time
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8alrczis
Vt. CENTRAL i sullivan r. 6
WIN1 ER ARRANG EEEE-
C1wmr--rrs }-g -t -

Trains eoua SOUTH Av1 s---.
Leave Bur-la-ran q, -.-5 An. I- e.
81.
'Ia1 Train leaves Buu-a's rz-r-
selves rlsssu-sr- from O-.e---u--h 3 3
i.e-s % white River Juu-t o. and HH
F-1 Trains l.r Boston, -rss-a-. >urr--
B T'-1 trains on Plssun sic r. r. SIT yes
Z York az 1875 3. 1l-
Ste1r Bali train leaves Ne. Arl-ss- g. g..
} connecting o. burlington. IS '-h Steamer
Z rcCr-e. and >a-ar. "a
Z Day Express Leaves Montreal 10 $50 O.. -
I Johns at l0 a. me-. O-ieusaur-h az -.9aa -. 81
Z Point il-i5 o. Il-, Tor 3 s-lu. dc. ar-rriH- 3
via Lowell az I1-31 p. u.
Wight express leaves O-i1nsau--h 90
" 11treal al i-3l p. ne, R0use's Point NJ ...
s. Johns 40 5.f7 p. H.. arr.vir- OF Boston %
n. connecting ar Bell rs Fails with Che.
rl3d i-r Boston and Worcester and viii Yer
valley Railroad fr Suri--l-ll &c. and a--ra
New York ar 1850 p. "a.
TRAINS GOING NORTH Av1 WIS.,
Leave Burlington az AIS and s.I1a. u.t-
$50 P. II.
Day Express leaves Boston via LavlL SODA
i9r Burlington, s.. Alrans Montreal a-r---
Montreal AZ 1000 p. r., o-ie1s1ur-- az 7- o. -
Nal Train leaves Boston VIA I.rweu. a--.t-
va Lawrence and Firchhur- 10 O. Pee ST.
neld az ..i5 a. H., Tor bur-iu--1u and S.. a as
The Train leaving Boston via Fi-chfu-- Or
n and Springfield 40 1854 ne. crrrae-l. .-
n ger Junction with the DAY Express train
AcclmmodatiQu Train leaves Mortified l.
a Tor Bur in-ton, Rutland ST. A-Ha1. 81
Point, ogdenshur-h, &c.
NIGHT Express leaves Bellows F-lsaI
lece! wing passengers from Vermont El O..
IeavInS view York, nt l2-l5 p. me- and from l.a.
n n r. leaving Boston az SID %. u.. Coma
white River Junction with train learir- l-
2-.5 p NJ for Burlington, Rdu-e's .1r
an Vzlensl ur-l- connecting with o--
6rand Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached O. BON -he r
press rams running between ST. A bans al
Ton, and s.. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the IVES.
a. the principal stations O. MERRILL, s.
St. Adams, July 9th, ISIS.
z. n. DRURT Agent. American Ea-s.
Burlington. Vt.
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DOdd's Nerrine and 1nvigorator


DLEAsE NOTICE.-A. ". POWERS Of Burlington.
j i sole Agent Tor S1einway & Sons United Piano
.akerE. and several other first class Instruments
LAYING q pay no rent for NarerOoms. and saving
many other Incidental expenses. he is enabled %
ell Pianos for less money than any other dealer Il
this section. Call and see Instruments and get pr
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Secondhand Pianos
taken in exchange, and always on hand. and FOR
sale. or 70 rent. Orders Tor tuning promptly st
tended 70.
"a. ". POWERS.
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ETANTED-AG ENTS.-s-5 to 500 per
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We Will pay 5000 for any Machine that viii sew 6
stronger more beautiful. or more elastic seam than
ours ID makes the " Elastic Lock stitch" Every
second stitch can Doe cut, and still the cloth cannot
Pee pulled apart without tearing it, We pay Agents
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mission from which twice thar amount car be made
Address SECONb d Co. PITTSBURGH. P. A., or,
BOSTON. MASS.
CAUTIONED not be imposed upon by other
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College Street. Burlington.
AND sEE -TE
CarburetGng Process.
THIS Is No HUSiBUG. But AN
Actual Cash Saving to Every Family.


BRAD rHE TESTIMONIALS.
Saving for one month g s171, over 20 per cent %
". J. T-ibtss.
"U-ug three and four foot burners in the place d
SIX and eight. heretofore. ~ ? He-ais
81 am satisfied that this Improvement viii make =
Clear saving o. rs IN cur gas bills. Of Sam per
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We hereby heartily endorse it As the most per
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Ing ufice-'-Si0us1 b. ths Foreman 4ss. F1-s-11-
Relde-fr-Csi.f Fsrse- md M1te-r ~. C0ng-ef'i1r
Printing OF-s. y l'lfHgt7u, J.. c.
Saves fully one-third the e1pense."-D5,iy ~,
Fo-cssfsr, MasE.
We have saved a. per cent, VET our light is fully
equal % what IL was before -Ni-aoif & Hufc.s-f
L0ueU Mar
Has saved more thar go per cent in the quantity
o. gas consumed whilst the quantity o. light hRS
been somewhat increased and is quality greatly
improved "-Jot- T. MAY. Broad street.. BosfoH-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-30

WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TfKF.

YOU TfKE.
tITHEN you are exhausted by over-vork Of heao
" OF hand, and feel the need o. something IL
F-uratn-. don drink whisky nor auV iutoNicat % .
ching, whether under the name Of Bitter or other
Ni-s- such articles give lust rs much siren n O.
tCur weary nHl1 uuu mind s Che whip gives o. rue
ated hur-r. .nt 90 more. Alcoholic stimulauts a-s
Injurious . ----s-hcH ana are ALWAYS f.AovI-
y depre5sl NJ reaction.
Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator
Tonic and Gentle Srmulaut which 10 not atteu
led hy Reaction What u -uins for yuu Z man
tai1s When 70 reireshes body or mind il refr-stes
"a natural strength that comes 70 -tsy We ar,
san recon neudiu- teetotalism ir TIE interest o.
ity faction. hut long ana extended Observation
caches u that be who sorts Co the hottie Tor
recupera-Iau- id find, as De keeps a. j.. thar De
-kIndling hre IN his bones which viii consume
one the flames o. perditi0n. Turn fran It. Take
tonic that wi refresh and not destroy DOcd's Ner
vine j. for sale by al Druggists Price one Dollar.
Book Of Certificates that accompanies each Bot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-30

2 IN = - .T'-'TT- y fT'FF0T-- No
FREEPoR7, March d. sos.
hereby testify that Mis- sawyer salve has cured
swelling ou my heel Of several year. standing
gladly recommend lt e. the public as az invaluable
remedy for swelling and -4lueuess oi any k-ud.
). NJ. SrErsoE.
From Dr.. r. Richard clay, Boston, M4s,)
This IS Do certify that have known lis Sawver's
save for more than tive years Gud of ts having been
successfully used iu many cases consider Do supe
rior article and vel worthy the confidence Of those
requiring such a remedy.
T.. RICHARD CLAY. Nd