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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-15
KEOKUK IOWA: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1861
kEOkUk
nd CoYsNt Manufact :
N n As Ol r. II . Il !,
FOOT OF SOUTH wATER-sT.,

nNLY 5OFEET FROM MTHRGREATcEyTKAL
~ DEPOT OF Burlington, Qnincy, Hannibal and
st. Jo., Iilnoiscenlral, Lafayette and Indianapo-
liz, Michigan Central, Cairo and 81. Louis, Cincn-
natl Railroads.
This House IL now under the management Of
K. WHINE, we'll known asformer proprietor Of the
Neil House, Columbus. and Mime il.nse, -Gincir-
natl Ohio, and will be sustained in all RESPECTS ~
first class house al the low rate uT one do lila
6fty cents per day.
Baggage taken to and from the Depot free OF
Charge. [febb'60-dtfl
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HOOT4 AND SHOES,

@ A. DUKE and W. II. BARRETT having
NJ formed partnership in the hhoe business
would ask = share Of the public patrons &c aud !
continuance Of the old custom OF the honse.
we naye concluded that in these ard times it Is
no disgrace to work. and both being practical work
mon, We will devote ourselves to the manufact ure
of custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
honest orkmanshp, usit IL cur interest to m AXE
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand : wcll select.
Cd stock Of Eastern work, which Will Le sold vary
low. DUKE BARRETT.
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lego. Fall aud Winter 1880.
SUPPLIES JUST KECEsvEDl
]. II. uUrcnIsoH. JANIS DEWEY.
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORe,

T1rRD-srkEET, BET. MAIN JOHNSON,
LAVE just recsivsd st their fashionable Tailor
4 = ing 49, E4sA.sainx Go tsoilsasnent, choice
end Extensive supply OF BEO0ocioths, Cas-.
oImeros, vesttngs, and Gcnt,s FUR.
nlAhinN GOOdss 81 AII dcscFipltO IA.
and "a Arantss that their work shall be done the
most approx cd and sAtisfActo manner. They are
oonstantly receiving the New York and Phiiadsl-
phlA fashions and respectfully solicit all
good work aud he best mato to give them call
Oct6, diy HUTCHINSON DEWEl.
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DAY & BRO,
Wholesale GrOcerS,
NO. lO5 MAIN.AT.,

KEOkUk,..-.......-....... ..........s-.-..-..IoWA
A RE in receipt of
- 300 kegs assorted Naiiss
100 bxs. German Soap,
. SO Fancy Toilet Soap.
50 dos. extra wire handled brooms.
80 hxs. assorted Candy
100 !" Fancy Candies,
$50 reams Writing Paper,
n, ,o0e Envelopes,
$4,000 assorted Cigars,
$4,000 ii iavannA 6's "
500 lbs. Indigo,
10 bbIs. assorted Nuts,
100 kegs Bcarb Soda,
8 ties. Rice,
100 bxs assorted q lass,
500 Cotton Yarn,
200 gross Matches,
200 reams wrapping Paper,
Besides large stock OF the various articles Of
Groceries, which We oner at the very lowest figure.
We will At oil times pay the highest price for
Hides, Fnrs, Pels, Feathers, HecswHx, aud such
articles Of produce will preserve their nature in
transportation.
scptl2d
i NsN hooks.
WILL Hk FIND HERR
| wv Great Preparation.
l Dora Barton.
1hroas of David.
Liie of Kit Carson.
Woods and Waters.
OGDEN .BRowNELLAc CO.'S
CirY Do08 osoR1,
Janlsd = Aal.-ss.
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EIIIE INSURANCE..
Missouri State Mutual

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
0FST LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
Us. Mocune ,s. N. Edgell, C.s .Hrsely,
u. .Wyman, c.H. Peck, B.W .Alsxands,
James smith, AID .pomaroy, D.. y. Page
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AISKS rAkEH.
r. B. HOLMES, UensrAl cent.
dsc9 diy A.BK1D0AAN, Ag't, keokuk.
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TERMS ADVERTISING

Business Cards not exceeding six lines. inside
elb, Otherwise $40.
EaEefai ao.iccs 81 90. Obituaries, according
to SUacv UeE1pItI.
Dtsplaysu advertisements half more than the
AbUva rAi%s.
AivertiseDenttleaded and placed under the
head q" special Sotices,ts scatie fhs osdamavY
kafes.
spesis isotices in the Local Column 40 cents
per liGe-
Advertisements ordered on tn inside excIu-
siveiyin the Daily, alter the fraIxwe uesks,
50 pc sent. wore than be above fatss.
Ai4fr4.ste1s saprrfsseneEGt mssf es pssc for
~ sdseEes. This rale will not be var led / rom
When the Advertiser user the Week Iy alone.
the price Will be the same In the Daily
where the paiiy sad Weekly are both used,
rs per cent rlllBe deducted from the Aggre-
sAts amount.
Under the prssentsystsm, the advertiser
paysso maeh for the space ke occupies. the
changes bsing n sr;eabis tor the composition
only. This plan is aow generally adoptsd.-
Our saarge Ter changes will be Is cents per
sqAare.
s6- In all oases where sdvertisements are
diseoEtiuued before the expiration of the year
nr the stsAe contracted for, they will be hArged
up al oar regular rates ior sas time actual
~ IN
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GID stINEAE EMS nASA.
I WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of keo-
L kuk that have opened Tailoring Establish
ment on Main st., between 4th ard 9TH, within one
1ocr Of Clarks Leather store, where asn ready to
do anything in my line With and dis pa tch
have secured the services OF my old partner -.
McEvitt. late Of New York City, where be has Leen
cutting In Of the fashiona bic hmen of
thatcity, 70 that any one wishing the style will
please give me a call.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut In the latest New
York style, NJ hayea full set OF Patterns from
the East. JOHN FRAZER,
dsc20d3m
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ANOTHER BLUMDER NEAR NEW
PORT NEWS.
SeyeTe Fight between the Rebels and a
Union Scouting Party

FoaTaEss MONROE, July l3, l86I.-A scout
mo parry from the Seventh New York Regi-
mrnl, numbering thirty-seven men, under com
mand of Lleutenants Heyreagen aud Mosebeck,
fell into an ambuscade, yesterday noon, nIne
miles above Newport News, and lost thirteen
men, including the two Lieuteaants, killed or
missing. They were attacked by a company of
cavalry, one hundred strong, and on retreaJng
to the woods were met by strong force of H.
hntry.
Two or three of the Germans are known 10
be killed, and Lieutenant Hevrengen was seen
10 fall under his horse, which was shot. -Four
or FIVE Of the horsemen were killed Ol the
missing, those not killed are undoubtedly pris-
oners in The rebel hands.
Seven companies OF the Seventh went out in
IN the afternoon and picked up some stlagg lsFs,
and found one or two dead bodies OF the rebels.
The conflict was most sanguinary. The expe-
d,tion was undertaken without Colonel Phelps
knowledge or consent. Colonel Benedix was
al the first on Col AlIyn's court martial, and
knew nothing of the movement.
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PlMPLEs AND SKIN DISEASES - Are the result
OF impure blood. The blood becomes thicl,
and clogged. The skin is not able TO cast of
the impurities so important to health. How
many young men and woman we see with
their iaces covered with ptmples aad biolches.
who are endeavoriug 10 lenove them by the
use OF soaps and washes OF various kinds This
IS very dangerous and should never be prac-
tised by persons desirous Of health, Mothers
who have children afflicted with sores and erup-
tions, should never dry them up by external
applications, for in this way they will drive
in the humors and produce i'll health ior the
child during lis whole lie time. There is no
mother that likes to see her children afflicted
with feeble health.
JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
are prepared expressly for the cure of erup-
tons Of the szin, such as PimpIes, Blotches.
Sores, sc. They cleanse he blood Of ali I'M
purtles, producing a beautiful, clear and
healthy skin, much admired by taste and
refinement.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
8 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford CouutT, the undersigned VIII offer To- sale
at public auction, on the premises in Monroe
Township, on
FRIDAY, 23a or AUGUST NEXT,
all the following described valuable Real Estate in
and adjoining the Town OF Cle.ryle late To- prop
eTty Of Jonathan Horton, decd. the undivided one
third Of tract OF land adjoining the Town OF Clear
viie and land OF Samuel Snlvely, containing about
l3 acres, with two story plank house frame sta
bic, and other out buildings thereon, Also, e.
tract Of land adjoining the above and land OF Wm.
Grubb, all under fence andcont aiming about acres;
ALSO, lot OF ground in the Town Of Cearville,
adjoining VIM. Robbins, Samuel Suively and othe rs
with fra me wagon-shed thereon,
ALSO, on tie premises, on
SATURDAY, Gath AUGUST NEXT,
the following described Real Estate, to wit a val
liable Tavern-staHd in the Borough Of Bedfof#,
known as the Union Hotel, being large and
commodlous brick house, with convenient
stabIng and other convenient buildings,
fronting Oh Pitt Street, adjoining lots OF John Cess
na, Esq, and Sam'l. * EE. W Shurk. Sale TO
commence at 10 O'Clock Of the respective days,
when the terms will be made kaowu tv
OLIVER HORTON.
Admir-, OF Jonathan Horton, dcc'J.
July 18th, 'Gl.
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July 2Oth, go.
pUBLlC SALE
REAL ESTATE

pUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
b. virtue oi an order of the Orphans Court of Bed
ford county the subscriber viii offer Public Sale
on the premises, IN the iIage OF Clearvie, Mon
roa towcshiP, IN said County, Saturday the 81 day
Of August next. HOUSE 4 LOT OF ground, late the
property d. Mrs Hannah Horton, deed, situate on
Nam street in said village and bounded by said main
on tae East, alley the West. Isaac Groves
ot on on be No ard lot Of Nicholas Border street
on The South.
The ocasi7n OF said property is desirable one,
making 1t worth tie attention Of any wishing
a comfortable hotoe. The Improvements are two
story Jog dwelling house and log Stable, with web
O! goou water al the door
IERMS.-Ore tblrd Of The purchase money in
hand at the couf nation Of the Sale, and the balance
n two equal payments thereafter, without inttre st
10 be secured BY Judgments or Bonds and mortgage.
Gg- sale to commence at one O'Clock
DAVID EVANS,
tune y. 1861 ,-tS Trustee.
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HARDWARE BY THE TON.
A LLEGHENY MALEAND
4 = tEMALE SEMINARY,
s2 AEN NSHsEfaE EG., gEcs8EDs.sE eHfs., Esss
May 3Ist, '6I.

A LLEGHEAl MALE AND
p FEMALE SEMINARY,
32 Sc HsEIB& G., EscslfDrts 90, ga,
REV " W. BBIM, a A., Principal,
Miss 4 L BRIM, Prec4ptrzss,
Nfss s. J. BRTM Teacher On Piano Forte.
Jbi7 institution, uader the supervision OF the a.
hove named persons assisted by other conpeien-
Teachers, affords fJi! cogFse u Mathematics
Natural sciences. Languages, aad Bellies LettFes-
~ music, Painting, &c, It gives extended instrur
ton. The Sumner Term wall commence on Aggs
/ 1861. Students admitted al any tne. Habits o.
heaita, system, AID plomptness views, moral, So
ciai, aud domestic, are here made prominent OBJ
iects Q! education. That the physical powers, as
we'll as me mental, may BE cultivated -Calsthen-
le exercises are ngcessary--here The Studerta
meet each say Tor systema-.c physical exercise.
C3sys( X, " d! pay foI board, Including 90 b
5)kEas5tE Dlahed rooms, room rent. faei and
tullca in common English, per term Of eleven
weeks. Extras, .l modeIa'e charges, even less
than heretofore, q than the circular calls for.
Students prepared Tor the highest class 10 col
lege.
Fer Circulars, or particulars. adare7s
", ". BRlGi,
d &c. q, 1860. EausbuTg, Eediord Co., Pc
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July l0th, 81,
DRIGADE ORDERS
Eb Brigade Inspectors Office.
f2ettcrd Inl. l0ih ,E1

Bedford, July 2th, '61
Having been Instructed by the Adutant General
to collect all arms IN the County, to W.T. Muskets,
Rides and Equsme1tss Captains of Companies.
Privates citizens having any arms in their pos
session are hereby notified TO hand them over, or
send them TO the undersigned, without delay. Per
sons failing to comply with this request, Wall be
proceeded against acc oTdiug 10 law.
When the arms are renodelsd. they viii be prop
erly distributed TO organized companies in this
County.
a. :. SAMSON.
D lsade Inspector, st Brigade, 10Th Division.
julV 18th, ;Gl
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May 10th 'GI. ~.
~ WELLlNG HOUSES
FOR SALE
4 DMINIsTRATOR'8 NOTICE

A DMINIsfRATOR'S NOTICE
u Letters OF administrator, OF the
estate Of John Bowers, j., late Of Napier Town
ship, decd having beer granted 70 the undersigned
all re. sons knowing Themselves indered 10 sand es-
tate, requested 10 make immediate payment
ard those having claims against The same, will
pIeseat them tUiy authenticated for set ement.
ISAIAH CONLEY,
Jaly l9, lsGl admir-
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EAAILRnAD NOTICE.

n y
H. A mseting OF the Stockholders
Of the Bedford Railroad Companv, VIII be held at
The office OF the Company 10 the Borough Of Bedford.
Saturday the 27th day july, inst; ior the puF-
pose Of considering he Popriety OF accepting OF
adopting further supplement to the act ncorpora-
tEg said Company, approved the FIRST day OF Mag,
A. d. 1861.
JOHN p. REED,
July 18th, 81. Secretary.
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4 nMlNISrRAr0R.S- NOrIoN-

W II ~
- Letters of Administration
on the estate Of Elizabeth scarener, late OF Mid
die Nond5auy tp., deceased having this day been
granted 10 the subscriber. residing IN South Wood
bury tp., all persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate requested to make payment i'm
madiutely, and those having claims cllI present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
ALEX. HOLSINGER,
June 2Sth 'GI. Admir-.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS, -N0TICE-

"a Letters nt Administration on the
estate OF Henry kaufman, late OF St Clair Town
ship decd, having been granted 10 the undersigned
residing IN South Woodbury. Township. All per-
knowing themselves indebted To said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment and sose
having claims aaanst said estate viii present them
for settlement without delay,
GEORGE D. KAUFMAN.
July G, 1861. Administrator.
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Z DMINIsTEAINR,s N0IICE.-

z DWININ II IIH > NJIII E.
"a Letters Of Administration
aavIug been granted 10 the subscriber residing in
Union Township, on the E,t ta Of Joseph p Car
Ves, late ofSt. Clair tp., deed, all parsons ndeJt-
et 70 said estate, axe hereby notified 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those having CLAIMS will pre-.
sent them properly Authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL, WERTZ
June 2sJh, 'Gl. Adm'g.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an Order OF the Orphans Cout Of
of Bedford County, the undersigned Administrator
of the Estate OF Sophia Dehl, late OF Southampton
Township deceased will sell al pub lie ouIcty upon
the premises on Sat urday the goth day OF Juy next
the following described Real Estate, 10 wit: One
DWELLING HOUSE andLOT OF Ground situate il
ae Township aioresad adjoining lands Of William
Adams, Esq, and Rugh Wilson, in said Township,
now occupied by John X. Diehl.
lg= Terms made known tay Of Sale.
HEZEKIAH O'NEAL,
June 81, 'GlE-ts, Administrator
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a DMISTRATOR'8 aOTLCE
CgTRAY MULES.

= I'M W IsI-o'--
y Came trespassing on
the premises OF the subscriber residing near Centre
vile, on the i2th INST, TWO dark bay mules, . or
ii han,s high, one male, the other female The
owner will prove property and take them away, or
they vii be dspored of according 10 law.
une 2Sth.l JONATHAN HENDRICKsON.
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y : ~ INJ|Il
- NORMAL SCHOOL s, SEMINARY.
FILL FERN co ENENCITF AUC. 32gH 6I.
pAlLy instruction givenin tae Theory sad Pidl-
tice OF Teaching.
Bc,Iding $2,J0 per week.
Tnitiol n tall English and scientific cour4e 81, 50
per quarter of Ten weeks
Fer circular CONTAINING iJ,l rart.euisrs address
OSBORNE {. DlCEEBSON,
puHripies
July 0th, 81 HafiosbaTz BAR Co, Pc,
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RDg ED

EARNES T-On the oJh ast, Miss Re6ecca,
daughter OF Michael Earnest, of Bedford town
ship, Ia the 22d year Of her age.
The deceased was stricken down 10 the
morning Of lie by the lel monster Cunsump-
ton, and after many days aad nights Of wear.
isome suffering, which was oorue with Chris
tao foltilude, she departed hence IN the Lord.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

n DNI NIc y ~ JFt-0 No IL.f4-
- Letters Of Administration on the
estate Of John NcGrif, late Of ST. Clair Township,
dec d., having been granted 10 The ader=gned, re-
siding in said township. All presons knowing them
selves indebted to sand estate are requested TO make
Immediate payment and those having ciairs against
said estate viii present then without delay.
ABNER WALKER, JR.,
July, ., 1861 Administrator.
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A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE
"a Letters OF Administration
on the estate OF Robert Barnet, late Of Middle
Woodbury. Township, deceased hlviag been gran
ted to the subscriber. All persons knowing iaem-
selves indebted to said estate are requested 10 make
payment Immediately, aud those having claims
viii PRESENT them properly authenticated loI set-
Element
DAVID BARNET
June 2Sth, 1851 A'n'r.
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HARVEST: HARYEgRI!

B-8 @--@~ @AS n %A~~@ AN NSN aEsA#PA
Nanny & Woods Reaper aaatistows&@th the
wonderful self Aaking attacbA fgreW smpvoye4
! and warranted TO work well. Al@
WOODS LITTLE MEADOW QUEEN MOVER,
which has bat 81 lbs, draught and warranted 10
cut lodged clover ani all other grass-nearIy all
iIou and steel, light, dnFabls and cheap. NANNY <
Woods machines, now beat the world, for small
fafms and all kinds Of work, and thousands
already sold for this season, ell who want must or
der t1onlea5a5eiy harvest IS almost here. Also,
poZ. "GREEN CASTLE GRAIN CRADLES"
which Is the lghtest runing cradle known.
fae largest ana best assortment OF Grain end
Grass scythes and s'Sneds'' ever brought 10 Bed
ford co.. Harvest Implements OF all kinds, and bet
ter quality than those kept at Dry goods stores
Prices to suit the times.
HARDWARE BY THE TON.
Wishing to continue in business and it being my
interest 10 please the people by fair dealing and
reasonable prices viii allow no regular dealer 10
under sell ne. Having lest enough By these who
have carried of my property Tor their own use, uu-
der spacious promises 10 pay ana determined TO
uUst none but men who are known In community
as honest, reliable aud prompt, making good their
promises and scofnlag to others goods without
endeavorlng, at least 10 render an equivalent.
"CHEAP FOR CASH AND SHORT TIME"
WA. HARTLEY.
May 3lst, '6I.
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.sCHAS. FRADEL.
.lGARL BERG NAN. .

ssl IKE much pI easUre in giving my testimony
in favor Of the beautiful Piano, which / have re
Gently seen made by your hrm. la power quaufi-
ty, and equality ol tone, tnev certainly excel !;
while iof that peeu aTty rich, singing tone, thar i-
Invaluable an accompaniment 10 the voice,
sysralung aad blending with ID, have rarely net
9Th -uelLHAuai.
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ell is with pleasure / give my testimony IN tle
excellence OF vour Pianos IN general, and especla.-
al TO tae 2dmirable Invention Of Mr.. Lighte,
ny improve Frbichi regard as the oztlmPoI-
;ani yet made ia the manufacture Of irstclass in
stIuments.
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Nou never again will get so large discount 70
your cash.
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GREAT TENALE MFDICINE


Ecalalas who value beslrh should never ba without
these Pills They purify tha blood ob-tJUctlu8
ur all kinds cleanse tte .la q a pimple and blOces
bring the rira color oi health tie pale cheek.
ne The Plants and Herbs Of which these Pills are
made, discovered m a very surprising way among
tle IazucaH, tribe Of AJorgine in Mexico Get the
Almanac o. Agent and you will read With delight,
th- very Interesting It contains Of lie
h-HlcgSa' ot ,aa .4zccs
0,5ervc.ITs hrtntT5n HssH Tilzs ere PIT 7p il d
Lsgatioi Wrappa, EJcd 5r 80 pals and Retail
a. 20 c5s per 5sa fH SeHuiFs hare he Signature IF
3 Z. JLbSDN IL CO. on each b0z.
3 7. JUDsOY G Co,
SOLE ROPRIET ORS,
Nc. so Leonard StreeG,
NEW FORK.
Ass- FOR SALE BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS "a
For saie BY II. c. REAMER on Juli-
ann Street, and DR. 2. + Harry Pitt ST.
Bedford IA.
Jan. II, IS60,-1y.
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During the past year we have introduced 10 The
notice Of the medical profession OF this country the
Pure Crystalized Chloride of Propy lamine, as
REMEpr E0R -RHEraLATL
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u " - = @ ~ q
Mountain Herb Pills
AHOvE present gog With perfect likeness %
It-ucC clsf Of tribe Of the strange Aztec Nation
That ruied Mesico Ypu viii ind 4 fun account ot
aim ana lis people Ia Pamphlets and AlInanacs--to
B. lad gratis, from the Agents Tor these Pile
The Inventor and NauufacfureT Of - 'Judsdns Moun
tain Herb Pill, has spent the greater part e
travelling baying visited nearly every country IN lie
world lie speut over six years among the Iui,ans as
tle lto-.y iJUotsus and Of Aiazic3 ara
lie MOUNTAIN HEaa frlss discovered. very
uteretin account OF his adventures there you viii 6nd
10 our Alnanac and Pamphlet
Il IS established fset that all diseases arise from
IMPURE ELo0OE
TIE t'9n5 the lfa' aud when any FOREIGN or unhealthy
matter gets mixel with i it ia ~ Distributed 70
every Organ nf The body EVERY feels tse poison
Ett ai Pc vital agI c,l eorst tia ihe stsa-c cil
aE-a'Hl. SOD 20 he ciIcE'-t5sn .es1ig Eas
heoa" .nssud wita tlie l.i-0r"ss ssstt-r iiss.aa
f.-'t- a from slgi.i iH1Fv5itr ~ tae f.aaus.1
-#i 1, i.g--tha Blood ts . yau hal 5f-res some
-'-.a- ''- a-ttr-c n I1fr spring fi.sa si.e.
-ay v-.r-. ID. ,sv inmates .na Sf-fs eaas.a r.. s
sl-t becomes disturbed and 1.-eo,#fe1 Is .e5-.tv
pc. m,a blood ay 70 ee-ry ra-t, su4 ieaes r., -ar
aeHl1+ 80 t" fess1"es become atstrHrtei aud rafrs.
t.s .h.t,..'1 removed. t'lg iHe E ie laz .a.
fis giI. ra' only purify tse auo oat rs-s 1ar.,t .,5
-aa "'- s H- body they are dlgst ,-e. gH- ...s5
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
- 60. f.o,n ,ba Kan... pntde.r,.

Kansas C1r. July l9.--Tho Fort Scott
Democrat of the 18Th furnishes the follow
ing items
Gen Lyon. who is now marching south
towards Springfield, bss about 609o men.
among them are Major Sturgis' commando
He HIS twenty four pieces OF field artillery OF
Az descriptions, an abundance OF ammuni-
ton and n full train of baggage wagons.
Gen. McCulloch and jackson. have re
treated across the Arkansas line for the pur-
pose Of drilling their troops Their whole
force il placed at II 500 men. including the
Texan hangers and Mississppi Regiments.
Gen. Lyons strength will he between 10,
900 and 1000 men.
Toe Jay Hswkers. under Jannlson, have
been stationed Oh the State line below this
place Jannisoh will m,intsin force OF
FROM 20D TO 500 men In that reglan until the
United States troops arrive.
A train, which passed through this place
about month since. with the families and
property Of Unitel States soldiers from the
Indian country. was intercepted aud searched
los him 4 few days rince. and quality OF
ammunition wagons. 6e., taken possession OF
Jsnnison gave his receipt for the artic 81
| seiezed. 10 be held subject 10 the order OF the
| United States Government The owners OF
the property taken. stated. IN uls place on
ais wat IN, tlias lAff the prs'f's OF the triT
should be usei 90 purchase arms for tho
Southern coniehsTscy. ue va not With the
: train on its return