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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03
FROM the st. Paul Pioneer and Democrat.
An EMAMkABa.E ARTICLE.

a Douglas Organ on the Present aspect
Of the Cdauass douglas Men Urged TO
pofs for Lincoln His Election Pre-
dicted by One Million Majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

The telegraphic operator at Omaha inform
cd the public some time ago that Morton was
elected Delegate to Congress. But the pa
pers now received from there leave no toabt
of the election OF Daily. The Nebraska
Journal OF Oct. 18th, says:
Returns have now been received from ev-
cry organised county in the Territory, and
the meiorities are as follows:
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by all means make no trades by which any
votes will be lost for our Congressional and
county tickets. Our opponents having no
hope IN the State or nation, will offer to give
a vote for Lincoln for vote for Dole or
Leeoh. DO not listen to il, bat vote clean
Republican ticket.
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GnEAT AUCTION
ATfHE
WIL Inn S ri % u Sc.
Goods and Furniture

"WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4. at u. nm.
r ISr OF ARTICLES FOR SALE Piano, 30
i Bsdsteads, ~ Moss Mattresses, go Husk do,
1o6 Pillows so pairs Pillow Slips. os Comforters,
100 Towels, 6 dos. Napkins, 10 Table Cloths, Sc
Chairs 20 wood-seat do, Is hair cloth do,
hair cloth Rockers can seat do, Sofas, dor.
ear sea dinirg room Chairs, dua. ofice chairs,
so Chamber Sets, IS Locking CLASSES, 30 Wash
stands, 30 Tables, 6 1ardrohes. Bureaus, 10 Win
dow Curtains and fixtures, 81 Carpets, 20 Stoves,
office stoves 2dinlng-room do, / dining room Ia
bles, 8 plated Casters, q doz, Table spoons doz.
Tss spoons, s doz Forks, dox. Knives, 7 dozen
Sour Plates, 7acE. dinner Plates, . duz tea Plates
dos bread platter, 10 doz Vegetable Dishes, dos
Cups aud nuoefs, doz 0ohlets. dozen Wine
q lasseg, don. Chatting Dishes, Milk Cans, all
kinds of Kitchen Furniture and other articles too
numerous to mention /; also, 80 Hogs and shoss,
dox sets OF Window Blinds, a lot If Cos Fixtures,
large walnut Writing Desk, and Lilies Safes
kny9d1
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CT The disunion howl which VIC now hear
Ii not doing tic politicians who arc raising il
the slightest particle OF good. IL there are
any who were inclined 10 vote for Lincoln
and who we're wavering before the howl wa
raised, they arc now confirmed. They will
vote for him with high hand and an out
stretched arm. The American people have
advanced step beyond being frightened out
OF their votes.-lst. Louis Dem.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

DANIEL r. MnLER, Esqr, ia an Independent can.
didste for the office sf Supreme Judge Of Iowa. II
d4w.
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LITTLE Acrs GREAr.--Little acts are tn,
elements OF true greatness. They raise life's
value like the little figures over the larger
ones In arithmetic. to it's highest ro~e--
They are tests OK character and disinters.t-
edness. They are the .,raus upon ife's do.
ceitfai current, that show the CURRENTS wav
The heart comes all out in them. Thew moye
on the dial Of character and Responsibilities
significantly. They Indicate the characts,
and destiny. They help to make the imrnor.
tai man. IL matters not so much whore VIC
are as what We are. Ii IL seldom that acts
OF moral heroism are called for. Rather the
real heroism Of life 10, to DO oil its it'll. an
ties promptly and faithfully.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

Tux Dss MONIES Valley hnls is published
avery Monday at this office Ia enc of the Oldest pa
psrs in Iowa, and hasa widely EXTENDED cifouia
lion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri and Western Illinois.
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Henry Clay op Bisnnfan. and the
ARyfO NreE

Ia Henry Clay's memorable letter OF Ooto-
Der Sd, 1851, addressed to Daniel Ullman
and others of New York, the following cx-
tract will be found
III there are local exceptions at the North
and at the South OF rash aud misguided men
who would ma1ly resist the Constitution and
laws of the United States, let us not despair
OF their return, in seasonsbie time, to reason
and to duty. Bus suppose we should be dis
appointed, and that the standard should be
raised OF open resistance 20 the Union. the
Constitution, and the Law, what is 10 be doneP
There can be but one possible answer. The
power, the authority, tho dignity OF the Gov.
eminent ought to be maintained, and resist.
anse put down at every hazard. Governments,
In the fallen and depraved state of man, would
lose all respect, and fall into disgrace and
contempt, II it did not possess potentially,
and would not, in extreme cases, practically
exercise the right OF employing force. The
theory OF the Constitution Of the United
States assumes the necessity OF the existence
and the application of force, both in our
foreign and domestic relations. Congress is
expressly authorized "to raise and support
armies,' ito provide and maintain a navy -
ITO provide for calling forth the militia to
erseute the laws Of the Union, suppress in.
snrrecfions, and repel invasions." The duty
OF supporting the laws and SURPRISING in !.
surrectons ~ without Limitation or uualih
cation; II is co-extensive with the jurisdiction
OF the United States, and il comprehends
every species of resistance 10 the execution
oil the lave, and every form Of instruction,
no matter under what auspices or sanction
II is made. individuals, public meetings,
States may resolve, as often as their tastes
or passions may prompt them to resolve, that
tney Will forclbly oppose the execution OF
the laws, and secsds FROM the Union. Whilst
&these resolutions remain on paper. thew ar.
ARrmless; but the moment daring hand !,
raised to resist, by force, the execution OF
the laws, the duty Of enforcing them arises
and II the conflict which NAV ensuo shonll
lead to civil war, the resisting party, hayins
begun 1t will be responsible for ell the cor
sequences.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hsn O tnuS 10 che La d ties of X OH u b
end Vicinity

important 40 che LadIe OF X sOk al
ond yscanasy.
4 AIDES AUCTION OF DRY GOODS to CON-
L. menoe this Saturday morning al o clock, at
ID. n. Humphreys Auction Room, No. Estes
House. Great bargains will be gwen. A large
stock OF Winter Shawis, Cloaks, Drsag Goods, Ii o.
sery De, will be offered for sale at great sanri-
hce. All parties wishing supply of Winter
Goods should go at once to this Auction and secure
Bargains. The Sale will only continue days. IL
rarely occurs that the best goods are sent TO AUG
tlou but in this case the goods offered are choice
and If the newest stylss.
ID. r. HUMPHREY,
Novsd4t Auctionssr.
APPLES F8R SALE.
1nn BARRELS CHOICE RUSSkT APPLES,
lUU from Ohio, for sale by
STAFFORD h cCUNE, Levee.
Nov3d2w
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DAGs WANTED, for which we will pay CAsn
III w H. AUSTIN CO.,
mch3 Iie Main-st.
LsARINA CRACKEK for sale b.
T. C0LLIERs IL ROBERTSON.
sepsd
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SATURDAY M0RFTNG, NOV. 3.
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Republican Nominations.
JACKSON WNSHiP TICKET.

For CLERK nistrfcf Covrt~- As. REYNOLDS.
County Sup't Com. Sehoos~-H. HI BEARD.
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

Just PdSliskri, IN q Sealed Erreiorr-
ON THE NATURE TREATMENT AND RADICAL.
CURE or SPERMATORRH0EA. or Seminal WrS.S-
ness. Sexual Debility. Nervousness AMI InVuinutITy
Emissions i;Idueins Inlpotency and Ncn'aI AMI
Dr. ron. j. cULYERwEEI- ". D..
yiuGlor AZ AThs Grin, LlspI,-- r.
The WOril-TenOyTred autlIor ia this admirable I--
awful consequences Of selfabu-e may :Irtu-.ily
removed without MeIfeine AMI without ian=-rsus
Surgical operations. bOuEies, instruments rins ar
coriials; pointfn out mode OF cu-e once certain
aud eiIertuaL ly which every sufferer. matter
what his condition may bs- may hiHlself eIPly-
PrirdksIg AID YudIeaHH. This Lecture Ein prove =
boon % thousands and Thousands.
Sent under seal % aRy addFess, Pa-t paid on the
receipt u two postage Stamps, II Are=sipE DE-. CHI
J. C. KLINE, -. D., $50 First AveuVe- New York
Post RaN ASs6. apEly-d&W
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MEDICAL.

The understand having used Professor III NJ
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In r,r families with satisfactory results, and
havin- full confidence in their srnueT'ts, I.lr'ty'
and efficacy, cheeTfciy reeouneTsi thea 70 Az per
snns Who ris, 70 lave safe reliable, anil eiii1Js
remedies NJ hand for private oE 'lotu='ie use
Tg,e Rev W;n IIOSfn-r, editor 81 - The Northern
80 n N Rector II s. Peters Church, Auburn. y Y
d. Rev Il l. Ives Chaplain Of Ire Auburn siHte
Prison: the Rev Spencer ~ Rice, Rector, NgS-iei
fcrl Maze: the Rev Allen steele, SeEv-Nark Cc''-
ference: the Rev samuel Nichols, tasftenssee C"Tt
fsrence y Y; the Rev. P : Pratt, Dorset Va rae
REV John p Robie, BufIalo= A @ liaTt ESl LlN'
SCHUYLER C,lfax SoufIl-Bend, Ini.; he Hon TeorEe
Humphreys. y. Y; Henry d. Cox, Is!-' t.ii.%T Of
tie "Oho State Journal, Columbus o'" 'ie non
Cl,nsr Monticello, Fla iiie Hon Joseph lieneei
I;tica y y; VIM RriStol. E-I, Ciiet y Y: ;
Pond ti., Utica, y. Y; James Plunsei', Fsl' N"s
vile. Tenn.
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Pm, TSgstiLIs ErIrIc's aud pa; IIp IN GLASS CT
SE.S li- TTy'st. aud lyiI i-.gr any =fiEaJhS-
The FAMILY CT 'iTHIRTTs' PILLS i Il
gentle bur active Cat!Nr- % tic which tile Proprietor
has used Ill his practice more than twenty years
The ccfiSt itly ncres- - ing deuIanl from JhS=e
who have innr. TIsesi the Il pills ai the -ltis-
faction which all express - in TegTTl I" their u-e
has induced me 10 place n them within the reach
Of all. ~
The Profession we'll know that different Ca
tlartcs act ON different - portions If ilIr BOel-
The FINTLT C-iTE t-iRTIC Pill has ui;li
Jsre reference to this - we'll estALIisie,l fret,
been compounded from e IA variety Il the i'-Ire>t
Vegetable Extracts :. (which alike eve
~ part If the elemental y Try canal AMI GsI
and krt< IL. all e=l-e- - WLeIe aCAiilrtic is nee
cle,I- slich as Dsr1ngc- - 1asHtR OF the .Ss.s'et,
Sle,piae=s, Pfias it he a Rgck AMI L1ids. CSfirr-
HeSE. Pun md Srelsg oreJ- the irie tiny. rom
sudden cold which fire. - gueutly II e-ctf-i- eIi
in long u Ftt. Loss Of ~ putt n frssl
ing .SeBSItIon Of Ciii - lfs by. Resfisss-
nsss. Headache 'rsgLt . IN me heal. all Nlfi'l-
mJi1Ty DistgseS W0TH,S in Ct'fT az i'tftits fhS1-
alafisat. great Purifier OF the B!3- N Isuy d.
ese= TO Which flesh Is Lsir. numerous mention
in this adv er; isement. DOSS- tn :.
PRICE DIMES.
The LIVER INVIGORATOR and FAMILY CA
TIIARTIC PILLS refaitd by Druggists SeneF.'l-
ly, and sold wholesale bJ the Trade in a the large
TOXINS = T w SANFORD u T.
Maurga. tursE ami Proprietor
:s3j BrO0dwH.- New York
Agents, T. II. LOGAN CO. d5cs-dkwIy
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ON and after Monday the 10th OF AIril 1869, tie
passenger Trims viii run daily ~ follows:
FTst-The Great Southwestern. st. Louis, Ctne1n-
natl, Columbus, Wheeling. Benwo9l, Baltimore and
Washington City RNpreS, leaves Wheeling daily at
$40 T. NJ arriving in Baltimore BtGS:lO 4 NJ con-
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning. leaves Baltimore at 4 T. NJ arriving at
BeuWOod at SIS and Wheeling at SOS ALL connect
ing with the great Western Southwestern and NOr'
western Express This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
SNcOnI-The Northwestern. Cleveland. Chicago. 81.
Louis Indianapolis, layton, Cincinnati, Columbus.
Wheeling, Benwood. Baltimore. and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at $50 P NJ
and arrives At Baltimore at 4:45 NJ connecting with
the trains for the Eaztere and Southern cities. Re
turning leaves Baltimore $50 A. NJ, and arriving
at BenWOOd at s3T and Wheeling at 4!5 A. VI. This
train stops all regular stations Enst Of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted at 10 A. NJ,
arriving in Cumberland at SIS p. N. Returning,
leaves Cumberland 6:O A NJ AMI arrives ut Wheel
ing at $40 p NJ This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
J.DFoRD, Agent.
w.P. SMITH, Master Of transportation.
L. VI. COLE Cieu'l Ticket Agent. npril2f|bD
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1aitg slntfItigeueer.
honest old Abe OF the west.
- spasoled Baansr..


Air-aSoz Spansled BaAny-7
[Fruun the ChIeago PressJ
obarkl from The piue-crested hills Of old Maine
Where the splendQr first falls from the wings Of
And away in the West, over river and plain,
Rfnss OUT the grand ahtbem Of Iiberty's warning.
From greenToIling prairie il sEells to the SEA
For the people have nsrn, I1ctoFloGs ana tTeFS
They have chosen their leader, and br"Te'f Had
oftSsin all d OH ABE, HOsEss Ace OF THE WEST:
The spirit that fought for the patriots of old
Has swept through the land and sEOused Us fSFeFe'
In the pure air Of heaven standard unfold
4. : Pit n marshal us on to the slered eDdeaTOr!
Proudly the banner Of freePen wsbear;
Noble the hupes that encircie IT there!
And where battle Is tiic<est We follow the crest
or gallant OLD ABE, HoSEsT ABE OF =HE WEST!
There's triumph iu urging glorious cause.
Though the hosts Of the foe for while may DC
Pushing on Tor just rulers and hOlier laws,
I'M their Iessenfng columns oppose NJ no longer.
Tfrongh the struggles of years and are victors
So forward the fagi leave to heaven the rest, j.
And trust in OLD ABE. HoSEsT ABE OF zHE WEST!
Lot see the bright SCROLL Of the Future unfold.
Broad farms and fair cities shall crown our dsyo-
ton = tr--
Free labor turn even the sands into gold,
And the links Of her railway ctAin ocean to ocean:
BarEes shall noat on the dark river waves
With wealth never Wrung from the siaews Of
And the Chief in whose rule all the land shall be
bIesr.
Is our noble OLD ABE. HONzsr AsE THE wEsT-
Then on 70 the liOly RePualicau strife
And again, for Future n fair as the morning
For the sake Of that freedom more precious than
life,
King out the grand anthem Of Liberty's warning!
LIT the banner on high, while from mountain to
plain
The cheers Of tie people are sounded again:
HurEah for our cause-cf all causes the best,
HuErah Tor OLD ARE, HoNEsT ARE OF TlIE WEST!
BUMUSD @. STEDHAN.
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OUR REMEDIES BY NAIL.

Look over the list: make up Of what Kind
you choose, and inclOse the amount in current note
or stamps by mail to address, at 569 broadway
New-Yor and the medicine will be duly returned by
mail or express, free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, efficient
Agent for the sale Of Remedies in every town or
community in the United States Address DR.. Hun
PHREYs & Co., No. 5G2 BROADWAY, NEw-ToRK.
Sold by LAUGHLINS Il BUSHFIDLD. Druggists,
- Main street, Wheeling. may25 hGwlv
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Also SPECIFICS

FoR AsTTuA on PHTHIsiC- - Grtr'-.~i. Difficult,
Labored Hre;rtling ATTENDED, iih Cough Hisi ENIec-
toration Price, ~ cents per hoN.
FCR EAR DISCHARGES ASD DESFSi-SS.-D,seiiarres
from the Ear the result 81 Scarlet T,yr. Mrscs OF
Siercurials For Noises 81 ;i- Heed, Hardness II
Hearing. ard Ringing in tie llTs, and EHr-Hchc.
Price 80 cents per bUN.
FoR ScROFuLE.-Eularrci Claufi-. Enlarged and In
durated T0nSilS SWellinrs Hui Obi lrer- sToir'l"us
CacheNy Of Children. Price, ~ eei-,s Ter b"y-
FOR GENERAL DEHiitTY. - Pr steal or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, u ccssiye
Medication, EXhaustns Discharge. Price, -
cents per box.
FoR DROPsY-FIuid Accommodations, Turd Swell
inrs with Scanty Secretons. Price ~ cents per box.
FOR SEA-SiCESEss.-DeaiIiy Sirku-ss, Vertigo, Nau-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 90 cents per box.
For URTYGRT DISEssrs-For Gravel, R-rtI Cal
Gull Difficult Painful Urinaou, Diseases Of the Kid
neys. Price, ~ cents Ier box.
foR SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil Habits The most successful and eff
Client remedy known, and may he relied upon as
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 PER box
Persons who wish TO place themselves under the
professional care. to seek advice II Prof HrM-
PHRIYs, do his Office. 1872 Broadway, daily
from S AN. to PM, or by letter.
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FACULTY.:


EK. Lp-:s..i
Frinciyz.i-Lecfurrr IN the. Stem. . NC q
Inerre- RTlsiI-sS tu--. Gl-- &c
J. ". PHILLIPS ..
Professor Of the Tisary al Practise .'i o -A''
and Commercial Ill. .-iYu+
II. H. DAWES
Associate Professor u iI.lk-aee. ~
Nc. JIllN>tN-
Professor Of Business ami urTIaHirr''fi
ST WILLIAMS e.
I-rtrrerpu Ner-fIrii- l-'N-
raw Z. YEATES REESE o. p
Lecturer ~ Cp,lIr!fd EiH.--
TRUSTEES
Hon Jno. r Kennedy, y ID -.
Hon. Titus swami W a. IL r. 10
J,-,,l. 7rr,,.- ~ Wm Eui l-.-
The College i frnyil.-l with q ''l7i i'+ ..
If STANDARD Work, eLPg->sly "a iii- l-' I'D
ddtifs. t-..
Each student has ,irS': II iii=l-s 4 ~
rttely Instructed.
There being ~ vacation 'lugi'': ihr -'--
can cutter ~ any Line s- =
The time rJ-Ga'iy required >" '-'iiit '--
frun l., Il weeks
4 I,rPLauA j. awarded - al! ir'ltnf,r
A large a,,i Beautifully orn1m~n'"-i
ts.ir,ina. upwards ~ SIX >lCIEz EELi. S.
Exterior ard Interior View = tn -'
Characteristic designs T's-aiil t's-h,i Ae-
fr>~ a ciITs-- s.c-pI4pani''l NIL! "a 70 = -.
particulars. Address r -,
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road.


la -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. April sd. 1850. Pas
7 seuger Trains will leave Bridgeport as follows,
Sundays excePted)
1920 A. NJ. sIa Train, stopping at al way stations
arrives at Pittsburgh at 2:45 J.. NJ. Phil
adclphia at 5:l5 A. NJ. New York at l0:l5
A. NJ. and Cleveland at sn5 P. u.
3:3j ?. N. Express Train. stopping at all way sta
tioiIs. arrives at Pittsburgh at I:i5 r. NJ
Philadelphia at ESQ A. NJ, and New York
at 2:i5 p. NJ.
PES p. ". Fast Express stopping only at Mingo.
Steubrnville, Yellow Greek. WellsTiiie
and Rochester. arrives NJ Pittsburgh NJ
1855 a NJ, Philadelphia Mt $50 p ",
New York at geo P. VI. and Cleveland at
1853 A. NJ. r,.,.
Trains make connections at Cleveland, for Toledo
Detroit Chicago, Erie. Buffalo anil Niagara Falls
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. NJ. and $40 T. ~, and
arrive at Bridgeport at 500 4. NJ. AL $40 J.. ".
Leave Pittsburgh Mt 100 4. NJ Goo a. VI and 12:l5
p. VI, and arrives ut bridgeport at 800 4. NJ. lO:2D
A. NJ. and i:49 T. NJ. -.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and retnI 500.
Excursion tickets TO Steubenvillc and return 500.
Fare always as lew, and time much quicker than
any other routc.
Through Tickets to all points in the West North
and East can be procured at the office No. b Water
street next door 20 Sprigg House, Wheeling, n aud
bridgeport Station
Freight contracts will be made NJ lowest rates to
any nOin. accessible by this road aud Its connections
the East. North. West and Northwest, n office
No. 81 Water street or with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. i. HAMILTON: Agent
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
bridgeport, o.
JIM MCCULLOUGH, Pres'dent.
T. Il. MYERS, Gent Tick Agt. ap26
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltrnore 8 ONO RAN Road


~ -! - - E.
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DEBILITATES.


TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS.
and las become al established faes a StsiilHri
Medicine known AMI Ap- proved by all tlali have
ul-i il. and ! = e! - with c'4isence IN
all the Diseases for which - IL i recrfslf 'ifrsi
Il has curel thousands - within the last two ears
W!lJ L.Ul given up all e hoPe- OF reli-:- as tie
numerous nu= oil cit ei - certificates ia my Pos
session show.
The do-c tII,-t be .lar e ted 90 the temperament
Of tie individual taIsi. - a. and usi "A such qu6n
Titles t. act gently Oh ~ the Bowels
e,fictat- - v,lir ~ Judgment guide ynr IL
the use Of the LITER 4, LNGIGOhIIOR atHl Il
will cure Lfrsr C;,Hi-T paints EiiIi,.sS -it'zLS
DysJ-Bsit. CIT5Hic III = EIgTt,sS- 81 1stT t3'1i-
TIits. DyssRteTy D1p - ~, Sur Stg'gf-7i ALotf-
M I,tiisnsSs Gaelic q tnOEsFa CEsJtra IHaTbHs
CyJ-a IaCIaiIun. Fit ~ fREnnC. JGf19tor F>7fdEe
f;,tI-4sssss and tstv Ice u-ei successfully
Oc,g;sar,, F,gtiYy Vsfi NJ car 1t vii c1Ire SICK
HEAD jCTFE fIS thou - sands Gun testify ~
fursty lliHut.s IL Igo or q 6rss Ts5-sr55sttLs
taken commencement =. of att'cl-
An IriO ttsz It are Cir ing their testimony IN
IT, Giyur.
EIT TlTER IN u TIE HO'TIF " tn
TIE T.NTTGORI TOR- AND SW-iELOW BoTH
TOGETHER.
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Prom the DisDateh-A very handsome and effective
chromoIithograPlI. 1t ought to find its way into
frames and adorn every patriotic tiTeside.
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a PICTURE FOR THE TIMES.
rF,HE UNION NOT IN DANCER WHEN THE
SHADE OF WASHINGTON Is BEFORE U.s.
SPIRIT OF THE UNION.

SPIRIT OF THE UNION.
Size I3xlT inches.
This truly patriotic and elaborate Picture in Oil
COlors represents correct full length portrait Of
WASHINGTON In military costume. illustrative of
the following verses from William Rose Mailhces
Poem.
And 10! on high the glorious shade
OF Washington lights all the gloom,
And points unto these words, arrayed
In lines Of Ere arOnnd his tomb:
GAmerieausl your fathers shed
Their blood 70 rear the Unions fame;
POr this their fearless banners spread
On many CORY plain.
Americans! o, will We dare,
On mountain prairie, valley. flood,
BY hurting dow their glorious gift,
To desecrate that blood
The right shall live while faction dies:
All traitors draw fleeing breath:
But patriots drink from Gods eyes
Truths light, that cOnquerS death.