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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
Vermont Central RaIlrOad.

WINTER ARRANGgMLNT
Choice ofRou,es fsr Chicago AMI the we I.
Commences .Houdy, DC 6, 1850.
TrolnsGolng NoI - and West

Choice ofR0u.es fbF Chicago ani the we {
Commences .1fondu De 6, 1850
Trains Going NoI d and West
Leave Montpelier, Il 325t.Y go 4. NJ. and i50r.m.
1IAlL TRAIN coAueets o. Windsor 4 Willie Rive
III Junction with THANKSGIVING Boston A Springfield
az y slme day (NtW Yofk tho previous eyenink0
Hpd Wiih tram f,Om PassHWNic and Nblr Mountains
nlrosl tha same dty. Lelyes Windsor AZ lA) ?. NJ.
ryrG at burlington DO W r. ~. ~ Adams ~ ~ rM.
dse and arrive &c Montreal at 10 Is 81 and ~ eden
-Aurgb q, 0)PH. uoft day Connecting az Will Grand
trunk train, for Detroit aai tn west without det9.
DAY ErFm-s connects At Darlington with train eny
lug Roy samr morning lcaYsf Burlington nj 80 p NJ,
HuYl1g ~ Eouse Point n 4 ~ and az Ocdens.
bnreh sane evening
NIcnr EspaE.s connects al Windsor Ni.h train leaving
New YORK al $50, An, abd ri White RiyerJurtiiol
with train leaving Boston via lowell At 100 p N the
pey0ns day. Leaves While RIVER Junction at y III
r.arfiyes at Burlington At IS =. VI Rolse's Poin
at I4j s. ~, Montreal at 10 Is ~, and at sdcns hnrgI
NJ 100 r. "; the same day, and preceding by Grant
Trunk train for Detroit and lhe West The s'mc ailer
A Passenger car attached loa freight train leave.
Mortified ut f 90 .. arriving q Burlington nj lo
IAn, ST Albais OF 2.l5 and Ronse's Point at Ia
r.n, Returning leaves Roufe; poiu, II - \. NJ, Bnr
ngon al 80 r. ~. arriving At Nonnleld At i0r 81
Trains Going south and East.
Leave Montpelier 00A NJ. and 1925
Mail tran leaves St Altan~ at & 10 M. arrives o
Burlington at SIS A. aud Windsor Il, 1855 p. NJ, con
nectin al White River Junction with trains foi Well
River md Barton and for Boslol Lowell and Worcester
arriving In Boston at g. 80 PIT aud connecting at Wind
sor with trains for gosten Springfield, and New York
arriving IN New York at Il.l5P.N.
DAY EXrnEss leaves Rouse's Point IL II 10 4. ~, 70
Nonhfeld. Burlington Troy aud New York
Express train leaves Ogdcn.burghM II IS An Monueu
=, 800 NJ, Rouse Point at $40 w. auiulng ~ II. Al
bands %, - r. NJ, Burlington nj 900 p NJ White Rive
junction az ~ ~, aud Il Wiadf0r nj 800 A. con
nee ing NJ Bungtinn with Il < y. Il. Il. for Troy, Al
bany aud New Yokat Nhite River junction with North
rnR Il. lur nosion, Wocheser, Sc arriving in Bosio
al $40 =. At Windsor with Sullivan r. r. for Boston
/ Springfield Hartford, New Haven and New York.
! New and Beautiful sleeping cars are attached TO bot
The night express trains running between Houses Poi
| and Boston and between Rouse, Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and IRE wet for sale a
/ the principal stations. G. MERRILL, supt.
~ Aitans VI. ner. g. 1860
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04

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color. entirely the most painful hcadachesand In
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Rsv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
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II Il ADAC ii Il,
THAT
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is WITHIN YOUR REACH !


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DING they aGof unauesonal e pi oor of IL efc cy
Of this truly scientific discovery,
MAsoNyfLL Conn 4, b. 9, 1861.
SIR. SPALpf4G SIR
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send tile rms by mai ana cbIge
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uANki hD' IA ftp - i'pl'
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MARY MN SlOlhH0Lk
SPRucE CrlEG iluSTNGroN To-, "a.
January IS, lso
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JNO, sihoNs
Z. S-i have iced one btN Cf your III s end find
them exec ltut
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04

BEtLr YrgScH, Cnio Jan. Is lS6t.
IL. SPALDlNG, Esq.
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the best Pill, have ever triei
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04

November.
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all who want TO restore gray hair to its original color,
itching Of the head humors to those whose hair ia
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RAY O. W. II CLARK, Great Falls, n. II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER AT0R.

The Rcgeucrator is PIT up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles The quart bottles aye much the
cheapest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
Spalding's Prepared Glue
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl

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ison the outside wrapper all Others are swindling
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04

NIX NFNLLINU- GIAf
sh Won to send ne one more bcX Of oar &c halle
Fl l. have rtce y,d great Il, ~ Of nci from them.
Yours, rel eitiu ~,
MARY Ann SIOlkH0UE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04

sPHucE CnlEG luSrlNGroS TO. "a,
January lS, ls6
Il. q SpALpiNG. SIR;
y III Will il.tst seat me two boxer Of or CepA2't
rails Ser them inme iiotely.
Rcpeclu l. Yours.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
YPsiLASTI, MIcH., Jan Il, 1861.

GA single bottle of sPALDINGs PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually 10 every
household IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01
Report OF tho select Committee.
washington. Fab. 81.

HANuiFOEUNs Gu a..
The select com. on the Presidents course
In receiving the 8. Carolina commissioners,
reported to-day. The majority report was
signed by Dawes, Howard and Reynolds
They regard the mission itself, as well a. the
manner in which it was treated by the Pres.
ident, as among the most remarkable events
OF the timos; they cannot perceive on what
principle he assumed TO entertain or hold Of
fetal communication with the representative
OF S. O., for it seems obvious that under the
principle announced in hls annual message
the commissioner could be regarded in no
other light than as engaged in revolution.
ary effort to subvert the Government, and il
would have been the plain duty Of the Pres.
dent to enforce tho laws against any indi-
vidual known or suspected Of completely 10
| any REASONABLE movement. They fail TO see
any circumstance justifying him in enter
| tanning diplomatic intercourse with s. O.,
except on the assumption that s. U. Was an
Independents power; AMI he, by according
them an cficlal reply, inv olved to some ex-
tent q recognition Of the assumed position
| Of the rebelious Statee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01
Warrington Items.

WARRINGTON, Feb. &c.
The Conference to-day, in voting down
the Franklin substitute, are In the same po-
sition as week ago. Some Southern Com
missioners are much discouraged, but com.
fortcd BY the assurance Of those from other
sections that they will endoavor to reconcile
conflicting views on slavery tomorrow.
The Senate portion Of the Committee OF
Conference ON the tea ani coffee amendment
have agreed to rBcsts and Recommend CON.
current action, which will probably result in
the passage OF the whole hifif.
Mcssrs. Trumbuil on the part of the Sen
ate, and Washburne Of Illinois and Burlin-
game on the part Of the House, waited on
Lincoln and Hamlin, TO night, and furnished
them with certificates from Breckenridge and
Speaker Pennington OF their election. They
formally accepted.
The first proposition to be voted on to-
morrow in the House Is that of Burch and
Stout, Recommending National Copyen-
ton.
A memorial Was received to-day, signed BY
all the Republicans Of the New York Legis-
laturo, recommending Mr.. Colfax for Post
Master General.
Major Bowman has been appointed Super
intendeDt OF West Point.
Senator Seward and Sumner, the New
York, Pennsylvaaia and Indiana Deleg Cations,
Judge Harris, Gov. Hicks, and others, called
on MIR. Lincoln to-day. A number Of Vir-
ginians also had an interview, and are highly
pleased with the President elect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01

Frsm Washington.

Nrw voRk, Feb. 26.
A resolution was submitted 10 the Peace
Convention BY MIR. Soine.s, of Maine, to pro.
tsct free speech and freedom Of the press 10
the Territories, and was voted down by o
small majority.
II is understood that Tho Government in
| tends to institute proceedings Immediately
for treason against Gen. Twiggs. His move-
mont has greatly damaged secession 10 Dor.
der States.
The Seo'y of War and General Scott favor
immediate action in bis Case.
Gov. Boutwell, and delegation Of New Eng.
land men are here urging Gov. Banks %
Seo'y Of War.
Memorials signed by oil printers, publish
ers and Booksellers Of New York and Boston,
urging the appointment Of Schuyler Collar
as Postmaster General, were presented to
Lincoln yesterday.
Mr.. Van Myck is still quite i'll III, but cut Of
danger.
Sixty members OF Congress have signed .
Recommendation urging Thomas 9. Theaker,
member from Ohio, ~ Commissioner of Pa
tents.
Caleb Gushing, by request, has given bis
opinion on the question OF the legality OF the
acceptances issued BY Secretary Floyd. He
holds that byauthoritative decisions Of tho Su-
preme Court, in previoue casss OF = like ns.
ture, Government is liable for those accspt-
unceg.
Secretary Holt has addressed letter to
the G0sernnr of Louisiana demanding the
restoration OF Government property seized
in New Orleans. He denounced tho seizure
~ an act Of fragrant and atrooious spoliation.
Governor Moore returned the letter with the
endorsement that when addressed in the
usual language Of official intercourse be
would consider tho matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01

CURE FOR FROSTED FIer.-It 10 said that
frozen feet can be speedily and certainly
CURED By being ha.hed Ind wall rnhhed NTH
kerosene or coal oil for d few times ct night
before retiring TO bed. Several persons have
already tried II, all Of whom unite in pro-
nouncing II an eifectual cure, which, il they
are correct, is an easy and cheap mode of
getting rid OF very sore and troublesome
affection. Those who have tried it inform
us that the feet should 10 we'll warmed By .
hot stove during and after tho application o.
the oil, and 1t will certainly efFcot speedy
cure. Persons suffering from tho pain Of
frosted feet will, no doubt, do we'll in giving
Il . trial, for II il surely y very cheap oint-
ment, and one which il very easily applied
rHsrrisbnrg Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
Last night or Senator Bell OF Tenn, Mr..
Douglas, MIR. Guthrie, Mr.. Rives, Governor
Hicks, and others, urgcn.ly appealed TO Mr..
Lincoln TO interpose for q settlement. Their
interview continued several hours.
The Commissioners from the Southern
Confederacy are expected 10 arrive hero be-
fore the 81 ,se OF the week. They are accred-
tied to the incoming administration, and
pending their efforts 50 negotiate, nothing
will be done calculated to disturb the public
peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01

TT. CNIIH, ECO. %.
A through overland mail coach passed this
place day! The mail came through unmo.
Tested. The seizure Of the mail, before re-
ported. WAS at Apache Pass, about $50 miles
west Of III Paso, BY Iniians, who seized the
mail, all the stock and grain belonging TO the
company, and broke up the station tempors-
rily. The route along Apache Pass 10 nov
protected by company Of q. 5. dragons,
and no further trouble is apprehended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01

CO The time approaches, thank Heaven,
when efforts will DO made to reinforce Mai.
Anderson. God grant that the relief may
not come too late. To have neglected Fort
Sumter 80 long 10 alike criminal and cruel.
II that strong fortress should bs lost, Or its
defenders sacrificed, fearful responsibility
will rest upon the disbonorcd hean OF : be-
traysd nation.-l Albany Eve. Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01
AsornsR yfcrln.-Paul Barr;pper TIarr;.

ANOTHER VlcrlM.-Panl Barringer Harris
Of Lancastersille, =. O., one OF Gov. Pickens'
stis sattsiii 4fite recently whcn he WAS riscr;
ell Lieutenant in the Lancaster volunteers,
committed suicide on the 18th inst, BY to.
king laudanum. The Charleston Courier
wants "the mantle Of charity drawn over his
faultsD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01
Mutiiateo Bank BisIs.

The following circular, signed by over
twenty Banking Houses in Chicago, has been
addressed to the CaAhiars Of the yarinua
banks in Illinois
The accumulation Of mutilated notes OF
the banks OF this State has become so large
and burdensome, that We have TO ask You to
mako provision for the redemption OF those
Of your bank, in currency, 10 this CITY,
Unless suoh provision 10 made before the
18th OF March next, We shall discontinue re.
ceiving the notes Of your bank from and az
ter that date.
We shall require thirty Jays notice OF the
discontinuance OF tho arrangement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01
steamer sailed.

New YoRK, Feb. u.
The steamship Africa sailed o.day for
Liverpool; nth IS passengers, h.s 10 .rc-
ole. Colonel Fremont was among the pas.
sengers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01
ConEress..Fcb.2 81.

HousK.-The Critteneen Resolution wer,
defeatsd--1l3 80 80.
k4llngg,s substitute VAS defeated-158 II
80.
A part of the resolutions of tho Corvir
com. OF 80 we're adcpted-l36 to 53-bu'
during the pending OF these resolutions the
House adjourned, and the kilograms leave
the matter mixed.
The Peace Convention brought it's labors
70 close BY adopting the Guthrie scheme Of
Slavery extension and domination, in . mod
i6ed form.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01


The Alexandria Delta takes occasion to
indulge in a long TRADE Of abuse Of the Cato
City, because We published a current report
that the secession ticket had succeeded in
that District. The Delta garbles two or
three editorial articles, published BY us, be-
fore and since the election, in . style Of
which the following is specimen:
A short time ago this same paper (the tate
City, declared that il WAS no crime for ne
gro 10 kill his master or any other person
who would attempt TO arrest him (the ne4ro)
whilst running away from bis master.
We were speaking Of the exsradition caw
OF Anderson in Canada, and in explaining
the points in the case, stated that, although
by the laws Of Missouri the killing Of his
pursuer BY Anderson constituted murder, the
oct Was not crime by the laws Of England,
30, having been committed in defence Of bis
rer.enal liberty
By such garbling Of our sentiments, the
Delta tries 10 justify i,s patriotic instigalioD
TO it, friends to "hong the editor Of The Cate
City,"
Tho Delta stigmatizes the Gate City A.
sssmphaticaily an abolition paper" and in
that docs il great injustice, II anything more
IL meant than that the Gate City stands IN
aiasAipgls IN apppositian 70 4l4ssFy 4xssssies,
and boldly advocates the principles avowed
and esdorsed by Abraham Lincoln and nearly
two millions VI American citizens who cast
their votes for him At the recent election.
Will the editor OF the Delta do W. the Jus.
tios TO publish the foregoing as q personal
rather than political matter?
1shn He'll 20 be In the cabines.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 26.
y private dispatch from Washington eon-
A0fns ~ report that John Bell will have
go II M Iine0ln,s Cabinet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01

THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDINC'S
CEPHALIC PILLS.
WILL cosvrScs ALL VINO SUPER PROM
HEADACHE.
THAT A
GPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IswIrHIN THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials were unsolicited by
MIR. SPALDiSo, they afford unquestion.
tionsble proof Of the efficacy Of this
truly scientific discovery.
have tried your cephalic Pills, and IKE lAeu
70 sceu that want you to fend me two doils.rs
worth more.
Part # these are for the ncighbors, 10 whom I
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Send the Pills by mail. and obligs
Your ob't servant,
Jas. KENNEDY.
HAvKRsoRp, Pa, Feb. 8, 1861.
Mr.. srALpIsG:
Dir
wish you to send me one more box OF your
cephahe pills, Ihdpe recrpsd grsaf dad II bs.e-
Gt from them.
MANY Ann sroIKnousE.
SPRUCE CREEK. Huntington Co., Pa,
January 18th, 1861.
II. c. srALDIse:
SIR
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phalic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully Yours
tho. II. SfM0Ns.-
/ P.S.-Ihare ussd one boz Of your Pills, and And
them ercsitent.
kErsoLMnrRs, Franklin Co., o.
January 9th, 1861.
HExgY c. SPALnIsG,
| No. 4S Cedar-st., NY:
DsAR SIR
Inclosed find ~ cants, for which send biz OF
Cephalic Pills to address Of Rev. Vim. G. Filler
keynodsburr, Franklin Co., O.
1 Fonr Psits uork Ike Chavm--cure Headache al
most iastanter. Truly yours,
WM, G. FILLER.
:. YPsILAsrI, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
1 SIR
Not long since sent to you Tor q box Of Cephalic
Pills for the cure Of Nervous Headache and cos-
tiveness, and received them, and fAey had So gova
a. effect that was Induced to send for more.
/ Please send by return mail. Direct TO
A. X. WHEELER,
Ypsiianti, Mich.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01
RillsPasscd.

Tbs Tariff bill has passed both houses
the Senate having conourrsd 10 tho House
amendment striking ont the duty on tea and
coffee.
The Army bill passed the Senate; also the
Patent bill.
1t would seem from present indications
that the compromise measures are likely to
occupy the time Of Congress 80 much a. TO
prevent action upon measures absolutely
necessary for the carrying on Of the Govern
ment, and thereby force the President to cal
90 extra session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01

Pablo SentDme nj az Charlie ston.
The Charleston correspondents Of the Trib
une, in his letter Of the Goth, predicts that
the armed multitude will attack Fort Sumter
before the 4,h Of March without orders, il
orders are not issued for the onset.
Tbs same writer represents the people
there very FESTIVE under the recent action Of
the Montgomery Convention, and quotes
from published letter Of Mr.. Sprass, who
expresses the riewa of South Ga-olnicns in
reference to the pscuiiar institution. Mr..
Sprass is very much opposed to the immigra-
ton Of white 1aborers into that aristocratic
empire because they
"Will question the right OF masters to en-
ploy their slaves in any work that they may
wish for they will use the elective franchise
to that end they may acquire the power to
determine our municipal elections, and they
will inexorably use IL; and thus this town Of
Charleston, at the very heart Of slavery, may
become the fortress Of Democratic power
against it."
Beaten in their grand purpose by the Mont
gomery Convention, il is but natural that
the South Carolinians should declare that il
the edict should "be carried into the pcrms-
nent Government, our whole movement 10
defeated" Says MIR. Spratt:
ssIt will aboitionixe the Border States--it
will brand our institution. Slavery cannot
share . Government With Democrat il
cannot bear brand upon 1t !; thence another
revelation. II may be painful, but We mus,
make il. The Constitution cannot be changed
without il. II lie doubtful IL another move
mont will DO 80 peaceful, but no matter; no
powsr but the Convention oan avert the ne
cessisy."
Again, MIR. s. proolaims
"Thss slavery, ~ sent forth BY the South
crn Congress-, like the Thracian horse re-
turning from the field OF victory, still bears
. master on his back, and, having achieved
one revolution TO escape Democracy at the
North, II must still 0chiers another to escape
1t at the South"
This is the keynote, accepted and taken
up by the men who dared TO become rebels
who will insist on their idea, and who, q
Mr.. Sprats assures 10, il baked, will revolu
tionise again, and psrsevero till the slave sys
tenn shall
"Stand serene, erect, aloft, urquestione'
asto it's rights or it's integrity, at some poin
within the present limits OF the Southern
States. And, such being the case," add
Mr.. Spratt, cit IL only for the present actor
to determine whether they will contribute o
be crushed to that result
These are not the u,ternnces Of single in
dividnsl; they ere the accepted views Of th
people cf South Carolina, Of those withou
whom she IL as nothing, and in view Of whic
the forthc oming session Of the Conventio
will be very important.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01
IL sIleT 10 Kmnsns

HAKKIsBUHu, F6Us II.
Tha House passed JOINT resolution, Civ
ing $50, 900 10 the Kansas sufferers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01

THutehins Of the Des Moines journal
who tamrly subsided and rsthetically blub.
bored himself into submission when Sample
slapped hts mouth on account Of his lying
impudence, don't seem to like j. B. Howell
We never knew an infamous knave and 4
contemplate liar and coward speak well Of
US; but the fact neither surprises nor mort.
fies us in the slightest degree. II Hutchint
will never praise rs, We will cheerfully vel.
come his abuse.
CT We publish the particulars OF the at-
tempted assassination of Mr.. Van Wyck,
whose fearless and eloquent speech 10 the
House, some days ago, very naturally OK.
posed him to the rage OF traitors and assas
sins. The Albany Evening Journal says:
The attempt to nssassinate the Hon Mr..
Fsn Wyck, r. but the beginning OF what was
intended as the end. Gonspiracies existed
that contemplated the assassination OF Mr..
Lincoln and MIR. Hamlin. Gen. Scott, aided
by Secretaries Stanton, Holt and Dix, has
saved the lives of she President and Vice
President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-01
SeaSOMable Items.

Sc0SOM d Die Items.
BAlsAm Of Wild cherry.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Rogers syrup Of Liyerwort and Tar.
Jayne's Expectorant.
Fords PICTORIAL Syrup.
Carriers Cough Balsnm.
Queru's Cod Liver OH Jelly.
Storms Cough Candy.
Millsr's do do
Browns bronchial Troche,.
Wistar's Cough Losenges,
The above Aedi zines, partiouia rIy s.ap.sd 10 Ii
season, for sale by
1..aoa.- JOHN 7. WILKINSON,
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