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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
About Pickeus.

NEw YoRK, April, q.
Gentlemen have arrived hero Who left
Montgomery on Saturday. JEFF Davis wse
then there.
A letter from Pensacola says Major Tow
or, OF Massachusetts,, 10 in command OF Fort
Pickens.
The steamer Atlantic and frigats Macsdo.
mia had arrived.
Its said arrangements had been made for
An assault, By 500 men, on the Fort, and the
very night ito reinforcement occurred il va
deferred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26

u The Administration filed the Federal
ofnces q Baltimore with Union men by way
Of peace offering, bat Union men 90 lack
lDg 10 spirit, patriotism and inHuence, that
shsy dared not stand ~ for thor eountry's
nag skaiDst the vile mob OF traitors, Who,
although 70 minority, have, BY their bold.
mess and energy, subducd the city under
their own la~less dominion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
Movement os Trsops, &c.

NEW YoRK. April "a.
Several steamers sailed last night and to-
day with troops for various points.
Our 7.h regiment has arrived il Washing
ton.
Daniel s. Dickinson, 10 HE speech 90 Mon
day night, said ho hoped " would strike
down in OR might, and, i nsssssary. wipe
the South from tho face OF the earth.
Ii 10 reported that The seesssionists have
erected batteries too mi!ce hc!c= Mc1a:
Vernon and ~ Indian Head, twenty milss
lower down the Potomac.
general order from Gen. Scott. dated
sne Iytb, extends tho Military District oil
Washington TO Delaware and Psunsylvauia,
undor Major General Patterson, who Is or
dered to post VOLUNTEERS Of PsnnsylvsniA oil
along the Railroad from Wilmington ID
Warrington, 10 suiieisns nunbsf 80 prosec,
the rails and telegraph.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
PHll.AprLPrla. Anril ~.

The Massachusetts, Regiment reached An.
napoiis Saaday, snd found the y. s. chip
Constitution occupied By sthe Sscsssionisss,
they being engaged 10 converting her into !
battery. The secessionists were driven out
Of the ship and shA MAS towed ont into the
stream BY the Maryland, bus after doing 20.
grounded.
Some guns we're hoisted o0t of Aha Coa-
stitation and then she 6oassd %, but ~
AavylaD then grounded and uas fast. and
remained - when our informsnt left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
IOWA PEELER PLOw co
Co-Partnexship Notice,

OO.EaxSoo1B01p NOTICE.
Vie undersigned having purchassd tho right for
Lee County in the aboxs eelehsatsd Plow, heve
formed > eo-partnerahip Tor tho psrposs Of the
mAnufaoture and sale Of The samo 10 ksokuk
We also have the control Of psvsr 70 sell the
Following tssritory Ia the Des Noinus Valley 10
County, Town add Farm Rights. Wis: Van heron.
Davis Appanooss, Wayne. Decatur, Clark, Lueas,
Warren aud Wapello.
Parties Wishing 70 purchase Territory or desiring
tnformAtion In regard TO tbs rlo~, will please aa-
lows.
Spscimea Plows may be seen ct the Agriou Itnral
Masshosss, No. i53 Main IT, snd Ut the hG1pfao-
tory Of the keokuk Piew Co.
1.REYNOLDs.
KEOKJk PLoW CO.
Ksokak, April lssi-apsd3twlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
AFrtvai ~ California asenmer..Sei-
cure 81 Arms, &C.

NEw YoRK, April "a.
The Champion arrived last night with $50
81 - coo Is sSssss.+ss :.SFssss Sun
Francisco, April lss.
A case Of rifles bound to Mississippi Vas
found yesterday, on the premises Of Daniel
Fish, South street They we're seized and be
arrested.
An attempt was made on Monday night by
the OAptain Of the surv eying steamer Yarina,
to run her OF South from the Navy Yard
The crew suspected something wrong and
informed the commander OF the North Caro-
lima, who put her out Of commission.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
InsArrecsssu.
PHlLAnKLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a.
A gentleman has arrived here Who left Al.
nspolis yesterday. lie heard report that
there was . negro insurr cotton IN Ann Arun.
60. CO. Cen. Butter offered the services OF
the 9th Mas. regiment to subdue the insur
reotion.
Gen, Rutler haa taken .. -as=.as "a shxsa
tho rails rstaid on tho Annapolis Railroad
They bad been carefully taken up b. thu
railroad company. No difficulty wss apprs-
bented 10 again opening the road to Wash.
ington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
OdDAN, !
Apr25i
EftN ES n stsiftAfekG
PARIS EXPWA0TlON .

FAHuN EAFUNUTIONe
iISHE finest collection of Plants received direct
from France. Messrs. Psiiorcs, Flower and
Shrub Sellers In Paris and Versailles, France hav.
the honor Of informing the ladies and gentlemen
Of Keokuk that they have last arrived here with
the most varied and most splendid eellection II
plants and shruts offered il this city, saoh ~
Camelias, ArracancaYias Of different speoiss Dsph-
mes. Ornge and Lemon trees from Ohioa, Rhode
dsndrums, Poena Arborea, new Dentsia, 1854 new
Rose bushes, Fruit trees, Pear treas, Apple trees
Cherry trsst, Plum trees, Vines, Peaeh tress,
Strawberry and 0oosebcrry plan Of various kinds,
Flower bulbs, ID new species Of Pinks which
agarsd q the Grand Exposition, Vegetable Piants
Ae. Prices very moderate.
n. B.-AmatsuEa who shall honor % With their
confidence, will please call 1t Is Main-st Ihs
Plants aud Shmbs TO b. sent 10 the country will 81
packed BY the seller. CA.Alngnes- ~ Nod i.
only. [apr73d2t]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26

BosfoK, April -.
The steamer Spaulding arrived this norn-
ing and rcyorts that they arrived q Fortress
Monroe Saturday morning. There we're 500
regulsfs 10 the Fort. The State Of Maine,
With the III regiment, arrived soon after.-
The troops we're Transferred TO tho q. s.
sloop. of-waF Pawpss.
The Pasnss left for fortress Nonros Sat-
urdsy night. Ahs troops wsrs in good fpi-
riss. AL vsll, and eager TO DO q the pest
Of duty.
TWAS reported that about 5000 virgieia
troops we're 10 sna aboss Norfolk and more
we're arriving.
Captain Horne reports that the Virginians
talk Of starving Fortress Monroe, - shat 10
the only possible way Of taking il. That,
however, will be no easy matter.
The G ,sernment bad notification 10 the
residents 10 the vicinito Of impending dan
ger, and they we're FASTENED away. The tir-
ginians think the Fort can be taken, but GAL
culate upon great loss Of life.
Fhe-Captain Of the steamer Spsnlding re-
rorts that there had heeu ne re,nsoseeme nt
Of Fort MoHenry % 20 the tims Of ice lsav-
ing.
On Sunday there were nbout TOO regulars
in Fort McIienry.
The virsiniAns were erecting batteries Il
Stovsll's Point, and overlooked Hsmpton
Roads.
Capt. r1awes reports that tho light house
ct Cape Henry vas not lighted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26

Nsw Yoax, April "a.
A letter from Washington 10 the T,nse
says Gen. Scott sent orders 10 Fort Wash;r-.
ton to destroy the rebel batteries bslow Ms.
Vernon " I'll hazards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
Privasrers are Pirates.

JET. Davia' Proclamation OF piracy i the
very msdness ~hich portsnds destruction 10
it author, and his wicked schemes OF ambi.
tion and treason. By the Constitution Of
the United Slater, no State is permitted to
grant letsers Of "msrque and reprisal," and
BY act Of Congress, in pursuance thereof. il
IL declared that II any cisisen Of the United
States shall, under any authority whasso.
ever, Do guilty Of hostility agains. the United
States, or any Of its citizens on the hish
seas, such offender shall be held az 4 priva.
seer, and punished with death. And on,
treaties With almost eli foreign countries ex.
pressly stipolate that their citisens shall no,
engage 10 hostilities against our commerc.
under commissions from any power or per.
son whatsoever, and subjects them to tn.
treatment Of pirates il they do 80.
Whoever, then, engages 10 privatesrins
under JEFF. Davis' flag, will be treated a. !
pirate BY our own as we'll As BY foreign rov.
ernmens, and hung up at the yard. arm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26

4 RAuR Or REAL NOvELTlEsl
AND cna witaouf hAr1.
fss..ttTHE RAPEM N1CK .TlE.s,
Patent Applied Tor
This Tie II made entirely of paper, In 100 differ
sut styles, and In perfect imitaiion Of silk and
other fabries. The price il low thAta gentleman
III ]. %. 81. sa
worn 70 days, II nscessary to economies.
sa..THE MELIET TIE.
Patented Jan. 70, 1857
This 10 doubtlefs the mcst perfect silk Tie ever
invented, and 10 just what the name implies
psrfett "Relisf" from al further trouble In ty-
sas-rnE LACE EDGE TIE.
An exquisitsly bsahtful article--it has only TO
8 NTH 1sROUw WEN, Sole Manufacturers,
No. % Warren IT., MY.
Country Merchants can order oar goods Of any
Wholesale house with whom they are dealing.
aPr34
- UAVALRF REEIM ENT.
70 ECRutTe FOR CAVALRY will b. received 81
II the once Of G. =. Moss and J. n. Reid II the
Court House. The third story OF tho Court Honse
has been procured for . drill room, and drilling
will b kept up every evening. None bat men Of
gotd sise and habits need apply.
WMs II. u. TOhhENCB.
Ksokuk, April -, 1ssld
4 Rare Chance for Printers.
vyHR REPUBLICAN OFFICE, Knoxville, lows,
/ 10 offered for sale. A bargain will b. given
Land taken In exchange for Il. The paper h doing
good business. Apply
". HOREER, Proprietor.
Knoxville, Iowa. April ~. VldAw
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Taylor Blow, william =. Blow and Henry T..
Blow, partners under the Arm name and style Of
Charles, Blow Co..
You are hereby potiAed that there h nov on
i fls In the ONCE d the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, lows, at Keokuk, veriAed
petition OF J. Lafayette Curtis. claiming Of you
the sum Of two hundred and cir and s6-le0 dollars
With six per cent. per annum interest thereon
from A pill 18th, 1851, - pfonlssory nots ese-
cuted By the said defendanB in their said arm
name Of aate February lath, 1881; said petition
Also praying for writ u attacAmsnt - provided
By law.
Now, therefore, unlefs you appear and answer
said petition before noon II the second day
Of the September term, 1861, 10 commence on the
Arst Monday Of September, A. d. 1881, Judgment
will be rendered against you ~ prayed Tor in
said petition.
CURTIS. GILMORE ! CURTIS,
April ~, 1851 I'm PlAintifs Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
Secession Troops Attacked.
ClNCiNNArI, April "a.

A company Of secessionists, lis in num-
Der, left Cyhthiana, KY, Monday, to join the
Confederate army. When the train arrived
at Frankfort, KY, they vere ordered to show
their Gag, which they did, displaying 90
cession Gag from the window. Several stones
were thrown at il, when the Lieut.. OF the
company fred into the crowd Immediately.
The cars were attacked by she citsens, and
boulders and paving stones rained upon them
promiscuously. They finally got away with
but little personal injury. Great exotic
ment prevailed during the remainder Of the
day, and threats were made to tear up the
track.
The citiscns declare that no moro trains
bearing secession troops shall pass through
that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
What = sssahers Gsnsie1an says
NKw YoRx. Anril "a.

gentleman from Charleston, SATURDAY.,
said II vas the intention OF the intention oil
the Southern ConfederAcy 10 march North
Nth hf'y or sixty thousand men, expecting
dfty thousand more from Virginia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ment,
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7 WOULD respectfully inform my friends snd the
L citizens generally that have neat stosk Of
CLOTHS AND vESrlNGD,
And am prepared 70 a. ont ali my old customers
and asmany new ones may wish to patronise
me, in the latest and most approved fashion.
April76d JOHN FRAZER
[VOLUME lOsh IOWA M SPORTS,
just received at
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| Apr2M M 51MAin-st
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26

ICouons.-Thes sudden changes Of our
climate are soursee Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hsv.
ing proved that simple remedies often act
spesdily and certainly when taken 10 the ear
y stages OF the disesse, recourse should ct
once be had TO "BaowH's BRONCHIAL Tso.
cuEs," or LosenGes, let she Gold, Cough, or
irritation Of the Throat be ever 20 slight, ~
y tie O. szFSTs vcTivus sstuuix msy
be c6ectually varded OF. PUsLIc SPsAKRss
and SlxoERs will end them effec,ua 81 for clear.
ing and strengthening tho voice. See sd-
vertisemont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26

OSfsciai Contempt for Govern nens.
The President issued proclamation 10 no
cordance with tho Constitution and laws Of
the land, calling upon the States for theis
quota Of soldiers for the defence Of the
Gosernmens. The Governors Of Virginia,
n. Carolina, Kentucky Tennessee and Mis-
souri,, instead Of obeying tho Law, answered
the prociamation with an insulting refusal 40
oompaDied BY bitter taunts. These Gov
ernors are oil secessionists, rebels and trail
tors as heart, and have rejoiced in tbs sue
ocss OF the aggressive measures Of their CON-
federates in the seeding States and 10 the
triumph OF their arms over tho Government
OF their country. And now when that Gov
eminent, 10 strict accordance with the Con-
stitu.ion and the laws, requires them to rally
TO its defence, they odioially denounoe the
effort . nstltutionAl, evolutionary, and
diaboiicAl, and intimate that tho action Of
the traitor assailanss il oil right.
No Government Gan DO maintained on suoh
principles, and tho sooner the true principles
Of the Constisution and the Government Of
our country are folly vindioatsd over tho a.
saults Of traitors and the sympathiss OF their
aidsrs and abetters, the better for the coun-
try and the world, even should II be done
1T the expense Of oceans OF blood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
The BANKS ~ the Southern CsAfsd.
erACy.

At the latest reports Of the Banks OF JED.
Davis Cotton Kingdom their aggregate lie.
bilisies amounted 70 $s7,702,244, and the
specie 90 hand was just e22, OOO, 5G4, "a lit
tie over one third OF their indebtedness.
Under such circumstances it 10 hardly possi-
BILE that even . fifteen million loan can be
furnished in coin, and it is more than likely
that their soldiers will have to fight on credit,
and whistle for their pay at last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26

CINCINNATI, April 81.
O1ilvis Byron Young was arrested last
evening q shs Spencer House, BY the q. s.
Aassha o. the charge OF treason. Import.
ant soFrsspesdsnse was found in HE posses
sion. He will b examined By the q. s.
Court to morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26
EF0m Masrtshurgh.
uARRleBURc. ApYil

ElAsRlaBURo, April "a.
1t 10 said provisions are becoming scarce
at Washington, The Government 10 supply.
ing families with the sesed -four at 38 per
barrel.
Military men say that there we're but little
over 1000 men lying At Alexandris, and not
more than half were armed.
1t 10 known by the Government that Gen.
Besureeard will be in Richmond next week
The 7th regiment 10 known to be as Anna.
polls. Baltimore has sent troops to inter
cept their march between Annapolis and ths
Washington Junction.
Gen. Scots's piokess are gradually extend
ing towards A, napo,is junction from Wash.
inEton. Gen. SCOTT will assist them IL Ut
tackled, at all hssards. The 9th Mass. reei
ment will force their way up the Potonas il
they cannot return to Annapolis. All fami
lies Who can get away are leaving ~ fast q
possible. A portion Of the ten thousand
arms shipped frsm the Springfield arena
have arrived here. Tho troops are almos
ready to march.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-26

Aassss Aavsccs fso0 HaeaA4aarters.
n. g. p. Bliss, having spent some time IN Now
YorA City, looking round for bargains. hss just r..
turned, and oeers 10 the pnbllea large sAasssrH4ri
or Jswery, Clocks snd other articles ct crest bar
Eains. ~ these ~ TO y cold anyhow, now Il the
Gne 20 "go Ia and win. -
~. Bliss having taken the Agency Of the Anesi-
can Oleok Company. en- supply dealers u manu-
faeearsts lowest prices, And retail customers can
and Any thing they wsnt In this Lire.
Call At Hnmphray's Auction Store, M. Estes
Hoaso.
S-Jswsiry for 81 20. Bes what lot you can
81 9 Humphreys Auction Stors.
~-caii q Humphrey Auction. Store, sad ~
how mrch Jswelry vow sen get for enly rs cents
- Year choice Of Jewslsy, Silver plated 6eoens
end - =, Tor III 70. Call ~ Hunphrsy's Aoetien
Store.
- Sns lot " Gilvsr-rlated Cake Baskets.
OAstors, Ice Pitchers, As 10 b closed out II Hum-
pArey z Auction Store In ! fsw days.
aDri3.dim
TX AAQRsp flma n. ~ aha ~ Sos.s A3e ~
80 ". II AU611N = co.
tyIl TN Main-s
W1saTE PkR = kse !. 1Aols and ground. for
~ solehy k0BEKI6ON , BIO,
Aps1Il1d 70 Aain-st.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25

 nor any memhers of bis cabinet is committed m favor of tlf course pursued in arIesting Mason anl SIllell.
 The Times oes not anticipate any trouble.
 The World considers war not very proba- bic.
 The Tribuns urges the suppression of the rebellion and completion of the blockade, and thinks the Ihgish difficulty can be settled by long dpl lmatic correspondence.
 The Philadelphia Enquirer considers the conflict betweet Englaud and the United States no holiday divAsion to be engaged in with ont reflection:
 The Ledger urges that defencs5 be put in the best possiblk condition.
 Northern palfrs state that 240 Fort Warren prisoners wouldeave for Fortress Monroe on the 17th, southAard bound, to be changed. The report abput Minister Adams applying for his passport<only rumor. Northern pa- pers don't mentitn it. Coffee and tea3 at New York withdrawn, or only offered at enormous prices. The an- nouncement of the suspension North prema- ture.
 WASHINGTON, Dec 18.-Lncoln's govern ment is firm in aChering to the arrest of Ma son and Slidell, and fears no war with Eng land and France.
 Correspondent of the New York Times, of the 17th, says thatthe diplomatic corpse more concerned about the matter than the Lincoln ties.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25

Only alteraatiUe of tte North. War ,OHt England or ciUH commotton df home- Lord Lyons going Nome Stocks de- ciintng in the Norfb-Norfhern Ccbj- net determined neUer 10 giUe up .Nason and AideA- Baine ct Leesburg, Va., four hundred Yankees taken prisoners.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25

dated Bowiiag Green the l9h, says feaerasl sent flag of truce 10 bury their dead. One hundred and fourteen of whom were inferred
 Linconite5 are reported to have retreated across Green river.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25
FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, Fec. 16.-News, by Europa creates much excitement, Strong British feeling througholt the Provinces.
 ToroNTo, Dec. 16.-Much excitement. The home government strongly approved
 Despatches from Detroit, Cleveland, Balti- more, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Hartford, Buffalo, Chicago and Miwakee, al dated the 18th, report that the people are prepared to sustain the administration and resist the demands of England
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25

Ercitement sttU continues mobated at fhe .North- 7he papers are boosting of being able 10 aehtp US and the English too, at fhe same Prospect of financial crisis at the Nortb- Canada ao.N sesstaia her home government, etc.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25
'ID[.EGIIAP IIIIj.
EXPRESSL Y FOR THE CITIZEN. "
London Times hes no idea Mat the JTorth

Lo1dcn Times hes no idea that the Worth viH giue up .Mason and SideH-Eng land preparing for ,Oar-France agrees wih Engiand, and witt recognise he Southern Confedercy-.Ns,O York Her. atd urges the Norih to prepare for acar -Prospect of ,car inaninent-E England sending arms, etc., 10 Canada- Pros
 pect of q fight at Bo,OIing Green, etc.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25
NOTTCE.

4 IL those isdebted 10 Harshaw S. Thomas. "A and L. D. AarShaw individually, either by note or arcopnt, will be charged ten per cent, from and fter tue first day of January. 1862. HAHSHAYV &THOMSS
 HICKORY PLfN, AsE., Dec. 1S-3t
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 24.--The New Yt Herald of the 2jth says that Lincoln;s cabi have decided to concede b England's mand-male any apology and surrender N son, S idell. Eu,ts aud Mcfarland
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25

Gsg Rev. N. Futroll will preach a fnne sermon on the death of WILLIAM WArLa HoLHNAS. son of 0. Nl. md L. B. Netf, Sunday morning next, at Watkins Chap Services commence at ' O'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-23
YER,s sARsApAR1LLA, 4 COMPOUND Rsz

AYERS sARSAPARILLA,A COMPOUND Rem
ed designed he the nlost escsaat aeEave .ra 81
combined other substances Of still greater Alternative p1wer
reunited to ce believed that such remedy is wanted
BY suffer from sruons complaints and that enc
to- ibis large class Of our afflicted feowcaens How
pletey compound will do 1t has been proved hy
many The can be found Of the following COM
scronla and scrofulous Complaints Erupions and Eupye
R sS 1fs sPa srpb aeoas Meeura Disease
Dopsy, Neuralgia Tic Dolourenx Debility Dyspepa ana
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This will be great health when
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blood at that OF the year. By the timely expulsion q
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tndes can by this remedy themselves from The
endurance foul eruton aud uceon Wniea
to do this through the body by asra
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Sooner or later something go wrong and the great
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plshne these end But world has egegiously de-
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preparations pretending extracts Of 1t
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one dollar Most Of frauds the sick fof
thew not only contain any sasspaa but often
cnrye nronerics whatever Hence painful dap
followed the the various extracts OF sar
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call this compound sarsaparlla and intend 70 spRg.
bich rests UPON it. And we ground for be
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eradication from the system the remedy should be u
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