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DERNARD DEMMENG,
lRTIsAE, mA04INIsT a" 1ATEEr MODE

ARTISAN, MAOHINIsT AN ZATEET MODEL
MAE ER,
No. IA Supe 'ior street, Ieader Building !
O. 4GVEEAED, OHIO.
BERNARD DENIM EHG, having rented the
sstablahment Of n, KoligsloW, Il now prepared &c
contract for manufacturing sewing Machines, snd
all kinds Of Hight Machinery. Particular attention
and hsiiities tcr getting up n OdelB Of Patents
y b n g.
Il your SKATES need nEins, call on DsmmanF
~ your 'fIhG MACHINE is cut Of order, b
VII put Il in order.
He repairs All kinds OF SURGICAL Instruments.
All kinds OF Metal and Musical Instruments ~
II y1u should SET up new Patent, Dsmmeng e
5ls lnAn y 6et up your Models, either IN Wood
bfas9i or Iron, 10 the neatest manner.
AL Einq9 OF Belt Hanging done In prompt stFfe
All kinds OF light Machinery nut in oFIIeP n the
S9Oat expedi ittols manner.
EnFineortng InstrUments renQrted
Small steam Angine1 repaired thorouahIV
Bail Road OJndnotor'H Punches msnnt.stzrud IL
the best manner.
Rail RoAa Conductors Punches rspaired
n1B-ln iacs geTything In the share ef rsnear4no
or manufacturing, done on contract
~ Entrano8 20 ahOp-l44 Superior streek m ma
peiEr a,ft9air - fft9airn. bAhhAhDD EmMEGa.
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SmnsEmtmts.
A mo UN0BMENT. q
WINTER or 1872.

The Lecture COMMITTEES Of the Yong Hen'a
Chri5flsn hsso iatt son take the liberty Of AZ
our n'nal winter Course Of Or { Ga L.c ures.-
tnoud We m 3st tth surcsss c IT, 500 ding 70
out Of dsot, sRabl it 20 austan iis UuIon Mission
on ChamIl 10 street, Pa the current years sEpon-
gss n " rs uesd g q very low POiat' and have
Beasft Of the Soldiers Of cur Union Army.
W. appeal 70 the Public with confidence, there.
for 20 sustain rs IN oar ebt rpriz.. Their is .
Son1iderNble tr1ub 10 arranging for he31 Lectures
especially 10 providing So ; Tor ons u JOha B.
Gauges q inisnc's and tbs rommitteo would ak
tbs ubue TO ova look any fallore 70 D oyide for
eii conf It, and 70 second thsir ofiors by full
Ths most popular Lrciursr cf the country, JOHN
g~B, 70 engaged for two Tsmpsrsnfe &c.
tnr~s Thu. day sld Tue day evenings, boT, 2
and 18th, Mr. cough having recovered from his is-
Dr.. l. q. ii 5LIAFD. the accomplished Editor.
Author aud Ora OF, Will be hera about the MIDDLE Of
Decombsr be VIII 30 artily welcomed bY his
many leTslsnd iFisnds. His subject VIII be " WORK
-S SSrof j. aESRY sIDDOgs, Professor Of EIoeu.
tion 10 colombia ell"gc, New York CITY, most
natural aud gracsiu. Bsaker' grandson q the
~ a. mrs. Htd on- Of Eng and, q gent sInan shom
I and big Is eouim ndsi as Reader b. the Lundon
- g generally, . man who eul 9sd thg tdsnnsh ?
I q IN LIE soId oaea lay, and Hhom me ess
sng-gsa f-r even ng Dseemb T, o. which 90
easion b. Al give sssdl g from hsksspsars and
/ Dt ke D The New ork D. ost's Newport etrrss-
l pJnoenJ Gays Of PIOE II dons
| sor IA NIL Ar and C mic Pi css, So h as may b
/ found IA Dickens n 10 & best neader have Il
| heard n tru IA, be is the Ouly pub ic Rezder o.
distin dln who does NOS, By certain arth; ;Iai man
1 lie remind one taat b ia prIfs gsd euIiOuist
HI8 yis anoras goOd illusiration ct the art q
o,ncesl art" Mr.. 81 dons has never been up0n tn
| sfaRe, hnd yet his oramat ana mimic powers II
| tbs rsaOlns Of dalsgus are quite extraordinary.
| LAST Ntaters bis nr5t In this coun y. PrtL SD
den c.eated = suB5atitn In hss York Oily
eouTfe 4 Neadings ~ the tcoper instirutas bT in
| FItation Of the Trustees # that Inst tutfOn-
| Inc charge for misaiO1 70 these headings VII
| be the a uHi charge Q lecture only.
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lstt re December 24th. Sutject, "inanlinsss." Ht
nt msrOus fl nds Eud aduii ers uiu undoubtedly b
eager to w-l5Cms This gifted man back 70 tha city
| several other eminent tbss are Ia comm untca
tion with Us, ana svme Of ths N viii sOOu De an
| uOunced RmUng others, gcientiij gentleman 70
! Lecture ui1stfa aud by bril- liant e1 . riments, Ol
plqmenla Of WaIfars, PIoi Ct le and Ex pOs Fsa
.. @ O.,
" W. ANDREW5,
/ OaAUlOhY FkEHTI5St
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ss.ion IN the city. Owing % he oeing the oldest
y ,rRing paper In Northern Ohio, 4 has oiFou
Amen exceeding that Of any other published In
ne STATE out Of ClnonuatL Au advertisement
sppsas IN both the morning and evening edi
iisas. The circulation Of the LEADEE Is ovsl
1sOoo copies.
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hundred ways In advancing the good causej
these would have listened willingly to the
eloquent words Of loyalty from the lips Of
the commander. On entering hostile terri
tory to begin operations, one Of the first du-
ties Of a general is too look up his lriends,
and having found these, be will be able TO
deal more eGectually with his enemies.-R.
z. EUtRiRq Post
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Four story shirt-collsrs are now all the
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There is lady in Wheeling who is a genu-
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America;
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Bailey's Cross Roads are situated eighl
miles from Washington, in the direction OF
Fairfax Court House, ct the junction Of the
Columbia turnpike and the Alexandria and
Leesburg turnpike. Between the Gross
Roads and Munson's Hill, mile and halt
distant from Falls Church, is plain two
miles in length, which was prepared by clear
ing OF the fences, filing up the bitches, &C.,
for tO-day's display.
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From Washington dispatches we quote
some details Of the grand review Of Wsdnes-
day last, 1t being the largest ever held In
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GEN. M'CLELLAN.

At half-psst nine o'clock the General COM
manding, attended by ali his staff officers,
lett his headquarters, escorted BY column
Of eighteen hundred regular cavalry. The
array was most imposing as this splendid
eortege moved through the streets, the cav.
airy marching by platoons until in reached
the bridge, where il was compelled to march
by column Of fours, and afterwards dehled
along the road leading by Arlington Heights
to the review grouEd. Gen. Mcclellan wal
L Dlainiy ettired,
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HOME PAPE r

To keep US posted in the news from the
seats of war, where three-quarter Of mil
lion of our countrymen are arrayed in arms
against each other to decide whether Free
dom or Slavery shall predominant in our
land. Every aeighbOrhOod, and almost
every family has one or more of its MEM
bers in the army, and the movements of the
divisions will be a matter of intense Interest
20 all. We shall take the utmost pains to
give particular accounts Of all engagements,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-23
PREPARING roa TEE REY1Ew.

The scene was enlivening and brilliant be-
yond description. The whole immense area
Of the review grounds was covered with
moving masses of men. More than twenty
generals, commanding divisions and brigades,
with FIVE times the number Of staff officers,
mounted upon high mettled and richly capa-
risoned horses, were dashing through the
/ grounds in every direction, experimenting
tae placing in position of the various divi'
| sions, brigades and regiments. Brigades are
marching towards every possible point OF the
compass-some slowly, some in double quick
/ time, some wheeling into line, others stand
/ ing in position. Here comes a regiment oi
cavalry, moving towards It's designated sta.
ton, wheeling to the right ct this point aad
to the left at that, to avoid coming in contact
with the moving masses Of infantry. There
goes e column of artillery, mile in length
pursuing its way to its destination through
bodies of infantry and cavalry.
And 20 the movements 50 on, seemingly
in confusion, aud yet under the admirable
management of Gen. Mcdowell, who directs
everything, in most perfect order, until there
have arrived and taken the vario"s positions
assigned not less than seventy thousand men
including seven regiments OF cavalry, mum
bering some eight thousand men, and twenty
batteries of artillery, numbering a hundred
and twenty pieces.
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Secretary. noTzl-s5o
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La receipt Of g new and choice stock Of
NIL ERY GOODS.
Comprising
M Gtyis 1hirred bats. Flowers, Biboon1i Aolfn'
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~. Ths above named Ladies ne are personally ae
auaintsd vi b, and know that fof Several Teara
while we lived IN Med D, thsy We great suesfeEl
difficulty she able t9 sIaHd upon her leet ~
bottles Of gatholic0u entirey cared her Of her com
plaints Ny wife rereiFed eTeaE bebedt fram tkE
medicine. We recommend !. % the Ladies Of tha
county sale and enc ent remedy TOR the maET
complaints they sre subject %.
JQHN WEEKS,
Editor Ca1fold Herald
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DR HUNTER's MEDICAL IN

nen q icted with semiual WeakreE
ly TO Dr.. Hunter Immediately, eiihes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08

Tnx AnALoAnArIoN OF LANoUAoKs.-Th There
IL growing tendency in this age TO appro-
pirate the most expressive words OF other
languages, and after while TO incorporate
them into our own; thus the word Cephsiic,
which 10 from the Greek, signifying "for the
head" is now becoming popularlsed in con-
nection With Mr.. Spalding's great Headache
remedy, bnt it will soon be used in a more
general way, aud the werd Cephalic will be-
come - oonAon 6 Elecsrotype and many
others whose distinction as foreign words
has been worn away By common usage until
tn ~ seem "native and to the MAJOR born.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08
1ru>Ia e,A NnIe.
WHEREAS. A. Ii Heaslip aud susannah T
H. LII =. e Il u :. -

WHEREAS. A. Ii Heaslip aud susannah I.
" Heaslip lisMife. by heir deed of date Nav
lst, 1889, and scknoai edged May 81, 1859, did
convey TO Charles Ii. helps and aeorge Robertson
as trustees the following desorib bel real estate
nite III the CITY II heoa uk, in The County Of Lee
IN the State If Iowa Wit: the wet thirty 1907
iert OF lot Y, mher 4 n l01 block number one
hundrtd 1907 Ia I'D ,iis with al the improve
ID rs = aet4t.- tt7tf IsUrtrraUrTs thereof, to
secure To BALDWIN stsfr, of New York City, the
payment Of four Fremi-sery notes Tor S48l So leo
each, all OF dsie jane 2Sth. 1855, ard PAYABLE to
tue order OF baldwin Starr, On be let day OF
February. A. ID. isto, pte on the lit day II NAV.
A. Il. lotO, on tie LIT day ef August. A. Is.
1860, ahi enc on the Ist Gsy of November, A. D.
leoV, all drawing interest from date until paid at
~ Per Cont per annNm. and payable With current
rate 81 ExeharE &c on Nv York I; aud " hereas, in
case the said ms, ther If Them should not b.
paid, with the interest heron, on the day the
came became due, the Decd of Trust authorized
said Trustees or either If them to sell said real
estate Mt public sale for cash AT the door Of the
Court House In sad Cify # keokuk, first giving
four weeks notice Of the time, terms and place OF
sAio SAFE In some news PAPER published in said City
OK keokuk. and upon such sale to execute q deed
10 fee simple to the purchaser VIII CHI Deed OF Trust
Is recorded IN the Recorders Office Of said Lee
County, in Book Of Mortgages volume on page
So ]; and whereas, said last descrl bed not.. due
Novenbcr l, 1850, with the interest thereon is now
due and wholly unpaid. now, therefore, !, Charles
Ii. Phelps. one of raid Trustees, will on the 18th
day OF January, A. II. ls6l, proceed to sell the
abnye described real estate at public for cas-
to the hig CHEST bidder, Ut the door Of the Court
House ~ said City OF hcokuk, between the hours
OF o'clock a. IN. and D clock p. IN. of said day.
toDAtsfy said note, interest and costs.
CHARLES IL. PHELPS,
Dec. IA, 1850. One If the Trustees.
decl 7d4v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08

CO HKApAcHE is the favorite sign BY
which nature makes known any deviation
whatever from the natural state of the brain,
and viewed in this light it may be looked on
as q safeguard intended to give notice of dis
ease which might otherwise escape attention
till too late to be remedied; and its indoa-
tions should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, Symp-
tomato and Idiopathic. Symptomatic Head
ache is exceedingly common, and 10 the pre-
cursor OF Q great variety of diseases, among
which are Apoplcxy, Gout, Rheumatism, and
oil febrile diseases. La its nervous form it is
sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach con-
stituting sick headache, or hepatic disease
constituting bilious headache, Of worms,
constipation and other disor ders Of the bow
els, ~ we'll as renal and. uterine affections.
Diseases OF the heart are very frequently at
tended with Headaches; An1mia and pletho-
"a are also affections which frequently o.
casion headache. ldopatLic Headache is
also very common, being usually distinguish
ed by the name of nervous headache, some
times coming OF suddenly in . state of ap-
parently sound health and prostrating at
once the mental and physical energies, and
In other instances it comes on slowly, herald
ed by depression OF spirits or aoerbity OF
temper. In most instances the pain is in the
front OF the head, over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
may also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment of either class of Head
ache the Cephalic Pills have been found a
sure and safe remedy, relieving the most
acute pains in few minutes, and by It's sub
tie power Graduating the diseases Of which
Headache is the unerrng index.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-08
PREMIUMS AND REDUCTIONS!

The present critical state Of European Affairs will
render these publications uEusua ly interesting
during the forthcoming year. they will occupy
miadse ground brt seen the hastily written
items crude specuistiUns, and flying runners Of III
daily Journal. and the p5ndsr.us Tome Of the fu
ture historian. written after he living interest and
excitement # the great political events o. the
time cha II have passed away. II to these Peri
odieal hat readers mus, look for the only really
int. ligihle and reliable history Of events
and - such, in addition 10 thsir we'll established
literary, scientific, and theological character. We
urge them upon the consideration Of the reading
public.
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