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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
Destroying their Cotton,

IT, monroe, dec. IL.
The Charleston Courier OF the 9th saws
that on Wednesday detachment of the
Beaufort artillery. p men, passed over to
the island and visited Beaufort. There
were no signs of the enemy either on land
or water. Our men then proceeded to
the work of destruction The chief object
was to destroy the crops of cotton and
provisions on Paris Island, which being
near tue enemy, was crowded with negroes
who had fed there to escape from the con-
.rcl ef their owners Owing 1 I, -. lie ....
Of boats, this object was but partially eff.
fected. Seven hundred bales OF cotton
and 700 bushels Of corn were burnt GA DR..
Thomas fullers plantation. Returning
to the battery plantation, the work Of de-
stuction was resumed. The torch was sue
cessiyely applied to the cotton Of II other
plantations, and the contents of the barns
were emptied and consumed. Seventeen
crops, amounting to nearly $500, 900, were
thus effectively removed from the fancs
of the destroyer.
The Courier says the English steam-
ship of war, Racer, arrived OF Charleston
harbor on Friday and brought dispatches
To the British Consul Tho Racer LEI,
next day Tor Port Royal. The Courier oil
the 9th states that on Friday last there
were. in sight near the harbor the steam-
ship sns4nehanna, two sidewheel gun.
boats, store ship, large schooner, sup
posed to BIZ laden with coal, aud tho sws.
dish bark Menona.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
The Lapse into Barbarism.


The Richmond Enquirer, of November
goth, contains the report of the committee
appointed BY the Virginia State Conven-
ton. to report an amendment to the Con-
stitution. The document Is long and very
curious.
The committee set out with an assertion
of the old distractions Of the Virginia
School, and then proceed TO discuss the
amendments which they deem essential
to erect the State into an oligarchy. The
people, they say, must be DISTINGUISHED
labor must be depressed, and free schools
abolished. We give some extracts from
the report below. Let the freemen of the
North note the tendencies Of society in
the slave States
REBEL VIEWS DE POLITICAL ECONOMY
Governments are instituted for the pro-
lection of the rights OF persons and prop
erty and any system must b. radicslly
defective which docs not give ample secu-
rity to both. The great interests of ev-
cry community may be classed under the
heads Of labor and capital, and il il es-
scntial to the well being Of society that
the proper equilibrium should bs establish
ed between these two elements The un-
due performance of either must, eventu-
ally, prove destructive Of the social sys-
TEN. Capital belongs to tho few--labor
to The many. In those systems in which
capital has the ascendency. the govern
ment must, to some extent. partake Of the
character Of an oligarchy, whilst IN those
in which labor is predominant. the ten
dency is 70 what Mr.. John Randolph
graphically described AZ sthe despotism Of
king numbers 1t Is the Office Of en-
lightencd craftsmanship to secure to each
its appropriate influence but to give the
absolute control to neither.
THE REBELS THINK NORTHERN LABOR
roo POWERFUL.
The political condition Of the Northern
States presents striking Illustration oil
the evils incident to the prepondcmnce OF
the element Of labor. In the early peri.
DDS Of their history, these evils were mol
so apparent As they have since become =
Their population was sparse, aud the West
ern territories afforded convenient ont
let for their restless citizens labor wa,
in demand, Mt high wages property was
easily acquired, and consequently the lin.
OF dsmaryatioa between labor and capita
was not strictly drawn, because the labor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

Especial to Chicago Tines

Especial to Chicago Times.
Quincy, Ill, Dec. TO-
am indebted to Lieut.. Col. CAN'T, of
the Sd Missouri Cavalry, for the following
particulars with regard to affairs In North.
eastern Missouri
The rebels had meeting al Fitz i
bridge, in the western part Of Knox coun-
ty, Missouri, on Friday, the 9th inst, for
the purpose of onlisting aud recruiting
soldiers for Gen. Sterling Prices army,
under his late proclamation.
On Monday, Colonel Moore left Mem
phis, Missouri, for Edna, Knox county,
with his entire command, where he was 10
be joined by Colonel woodward and his
command
II is reported by persons who reached
La Grange last night, direct from Edina.
that the rebels, five hundred strong, had
given fight to our forces yesterday morn
Ing at Edna.
The result of the battle has not been
learned.
Col. Porter, of the rebel army. las re !.
turned and has been seen several times
during the last week, in the neighborhood
of Newark, X lox county
There is no doubt hut that the entire
forces of Green and Shackleit have re-
turned, and are now in Northeast Mis-
souri,
Gen Halleck has appointed Lieutenant
Colonel Can't, Captain Call, and Lieuten-
ant Bggcrstaf, of the Sd Missouri Cav
airy, Court of Inquiry to investigate the
murder Of the late Judge Richardson,
wilhelm the custody of Colonel Moore, at
Memphis, Mo.
They passed through this city yester-
day, on their way TO Memphis. to enter
upon the discharge of their duties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

There was runner on the street yes
terday that Colonel Moore had been badly
whipped in Salt Creek bottom.
Another report, and more reliable, j.
that Colonel Glover had been attacked
uear Edna and got the worst Of it, and
that Colonel Moore had gone over to re-
lieve him
1t il certain that Northeast Missouri il
swarming with secession marauders and
thieves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

DROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.
.sfTED STATES OF AMEEirA.l
DISTRICT OF IOWA

DISTRICT OF IOWA
tssIkp STATES NJ ARsnALis OFrrs,l
kaoRrK, Dec III, 1861.
hereby give notice that by virtue OF 4 warrant nf
arrest and monition issued OF the afice OF tha
Clerk of the United States District Court in and for
the District OF Iowa. and to directed, In the follow
Ink Ease. to-~n. Malof Davidson mariner ifbeflant
AGAINST the steamboat Nevada. her engines, machinery
furniture, taskiF and apparel, In civil and
masatime for denlaad oi contract ,of wages $la3
did oil Dec. ith A. II 1851 at tn port OF Keuklk Lee
County. lows n said District OF Iswa aud tab
ta my tcr safe custody apd DO datafn
the sai steam boat Ney ada with her machinery furnl
ture. cngines. tack Leland apparel, and hereby give
public nctre tat the tnr assigned for the return ~
said ~arruut h The 3lst day Of December 1851 and
hereby Admonish AID summon NIL persous claiming
any interest ~ the said sieamb4at Nevada, her en-.
ein~s machinery Mckef, apparel furniture, az
know or have anything 10 say why the shalt not
be condennes and sotato answer the demand of ssia
hbeant that by be- and appear before the said Dis
tsct Court for the District VI lows return term
be began and holden mt said District Court room, gu
the 3t-t day Of Dece mbrr. i-l aforesad at keokuk
iewa IN said District said last named day when atS
whe said Will be heard, then and there in
terp,ee their aims and answer ssaa libei snd make
their allie "a Ions IN that behalf.
H. NJ. HoXiEs Us Mnrshat.
BY FrLrors Deputy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
A Generous and Sensible Views Of the
Subject.

Some, indeed many, politicians sup
pose that the division of the United States
would be for the general good, and espe-
cially for that of our own empire, by pre-
venting the growth of dangerous pow
er, and lowering the oyerweening boast
fulness and bullying tone of which Amer
leans have rendered themselves notorious.
Anything that would abate these last
would be public good, and to the Amer
leans themselves marvellous improve
ment; but, nevertheless, we always doubt
the wisdom Of those politics which desire
our neighbor's injury for our own good /;
and the benevolence of those who desire
it for his good We have more faith in
the policy Of wishing people well, without
one reason to show for it but that il is
right, than in that of wishing them i'll,
with all the deep reasons of the deep men
Of the world for 1t. In fact, our experi-
ence teaches us to attach exceedingly lit
tie value to the opinions Of those who cal
culate how their own good will come out
OF their neighbours trouble. Their selfish
forecast is great obstruction to that fu g.
sight Of which il il the mean parody. We
have far too high view of the mission
and pro, identiai place Of the British em-
pire to feel anything like complacency
when its greater glory is sought by the
humiliation OF any Christian country.
But We have not . worse opinion of the
principle of wishing for disuptionopf
the States than of the policy of it.; aud
though in this We may look for much less
concurrence, we are not less convinced in
our own minds. To think that ii would
be for the safety Of British interests on
the other side of the Atlantic, that the
United States should be split into .wc r.
val nations, is, we humbly think, the re-
verse Of iar-secing. As heretofore con-
stituted, the States, though able to repel
any invasion in the long run, were per
fectly harmless as to foreign war. They
might trouble ruin like Mexico; but
they had no army, no navy, for which a
military power need care in the least
They could not invade anything, except
where, as in Mexico. there was nobody
worth naming to defend. But if two RI
val nations be formed, both must be mill
larry powers, both must be naval powers.
The one would border on our North
American and the other on our West In
dia possessions. The one will desire Can
ada, the other must have the West indies
la Europe, France aud Russia force
us to keep up ruinously costly ornaments;
and were two great military States placed
on our transatlantic frontiers, We must
prepare for new scale OF armament, and
Tor new aud frequent uses for our arms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR /.
1000 ABLE BODIED MEN.
Between the Ages Of ~ and 49,
WANTED PeR THE 18th REGIMENT OF IOWA
VOLUNTEERS,

~ sefrr as InJaatry, - 1afce ears,
it.iess Sooner Discharged
This Regiment Ii now being raised under aushorit.
Of Gea Fremont, ard the authority efthe GoYerhotoi
Iowa. and will rendez sousat keokut and as socn as
organized will be clothed aud equipped fer
tive service
Subsistence will be furnished stthe expense OF the
United States at place Of rendezvous, to Volunteers
drilling whilst Companies being raised, In
sncs n ih instructions 10 recruiting of.eers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
REBEL FORCE At OCCoQuAN.

aaHIHrrEVfIs I5tC. L.
The steamer Stepping-Stone came up
the Potomac to-day from the upper 40
tilla. She reports that she went up the
mouth Of the Occoquan short distance,
but WAS met with body Of rebels with
heavy artillery. She also reports that
the rebels have greatly increased their
force at the mouth of the Occoquan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
A GOOD THING. IF SO.
Halifax, Dec. /,

II has been reported here to-day that
Messrs. Breckenridge and Hunter APP
Piled for passage by the Canada. but were
refused In consequence of a telegram from
Secretary Cameron warning the agents
Of the canard Line against conveying
rebels. Mr.. Cunard emphatically con-
tradicts the report.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
Two ARMS, TO ARMS !.

am authorized TO call for the Organization Of two
batalions Of Militia In Lee county said bat
tallonsto be composed OF six companies
each sna The companies contain not iess than 40
men In addition to The company officers, One Kat-
TALON il to be raised In kcokuk and vicinity and the
other In or Dover aud vicinity.
Persons raising companies requested TO report 10
immediately, In order That may inform them A.
10 the plan OF ORGANIZATION. &C
trust that the above call will be responded 10
promptly D.B HILLS.
dec. 5. Di. Aid de-Camp
The follosiug Is the plan Of ofgsnlzaion alluded 70
above
Ia order that a perfect Organization Of the
Militia Of ---- eonats nlay be effected the various
captains aud commissioned officer Of said Militia are
hereby reqa,red organize thsr respective companies
battalion No. -. Of Reserve Militia. and procees
upon certain dag de4ignsted by the commits sosied
oftSsers 10 eae oae alor, whose duty IL shall be ~
command fhe pastaion. The Major having b~-n 40
elected, all enscers ahd soldiers eonifnsna are
here bsreaairsd e ebedfe his orders and he
la obey such orders h. may from time III time
ceise from hrs superior aHseeFs Provided. thai
nothing herein eontA ned shall be construed a. 10
require is e1aamaud eutef sns ether sers iee
than THAI Of the stats Iowa
by RIDER OF fbe Com de in El.ef
bec. I'll. s81 d. b. HILLS. Aid-dr Camp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
Mexican Letters OF Marque--Opdy X e
Elected.

4 ~.
1t is freely stated that there are num-
Der of Letters Of Marque in this city is
sued by the Mexican Government to prey
upon the commerce of England, France
and Spain, and that vessels are ftting out
here, which they have perfect right to
do under similar decision to that allow
ing the Nashville 10 fit out ut Southamp-
ton. The vessels will sail under the Mex
lean flag as war vessels and be entitled to
bring prizes into neutral ports.
The official count of votes gives Opdyke
1918 majority over Wood and Go over
Gunther, for Mayor.
Specials say The European news BY the
Hansa creates but little excitement at
Washington. e
Thos. Richardson Il Co, of this city,
deny that the man Spence is a member
Of the firm Of Richardson, Spence & Co.,
Liverpool.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

Augusta. lfa.. Dec Is.

AUGUSTA. Ga.. lee. 10.
The Charleston Courier Of this morn
ing says that the Llncoln fleet seized "A
schooner on Saturday,; that steamer was
seen passing on Monday with floating
battery or dock in tow.
The Charleston Mercury of to-day says
the Yankee invaders are getting bolder.
and q small body of them were seen near
Port ROYAL on Sunday.
The Norfolk Day Book speaks of an
important arrest there of number OF
slaves in the act of making their escape
to the North They had with them
$500 In money. An examination oil
their ease was had before the Mayor, but
for prudential reasons the report of il is
withheld.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
THE GATE CITY.
ARMY HLAyKx.

We have on hand and for sale quantity
of Blank Burroughs, and Blanks for Quar-
termasters and Commissaries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

HerIhe only river item we could hear
OF yesterday was the return of the Neya-
da from Quincy with load of stoves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
GOLDIERS AND LABORERS.

The unprecedented rise In Boots and Shoes makes
u necessary that you at Jake
less. The highest Enropea,san American testimony
goes praye lha this ma, he daas. writer ln The
London Mechanics Magazine says III EWAserOnsA
AnlAsep1iC WMter-PrOOf hiaCkInx II
have worn pair OF buos three years. and we'll
satisfied that by ia the wearing qualities OF IL ater
are AT least doubled. American testimony of the
highest character con firms tbs statement.
sold wnelesaIa and Retail by Ut ne h BARRETT,
heokhk. Town Price OF stngle Il box cts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
Court Matters.

The District Court is working ahead at
TT. Madison. The keokuk Bar is fully
represented by s. f. Miller, G. w. Ne.
Crary, 7. T Lomax. Lowrie & Miller, II.
Strong. H. s. Howell, and others. No
criminal cases have come up, and onl,
one of much interest is mentioned--that
Of stealing warrants from the Treasurer $
Office. The report of the Referees, in
the case Of the State Vi. Winterbotham Il
Jones las been made, and is said to be
highly favorable to the contractors.
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w AR WAR;. WAR..,

All persons keeping Or having for sale, ny - a
kieda OF Munitions OF W Geh Guns Pistols Re-
velssrs snd al Kinds - Ammunition required 20
r. seil to sAs person sthont from nde
rfsned This oiestsusast be sarlctl, Piled with
untsr penalty offorfsing al nr,ieIes mentioned In
their posses.ioE JOHN sTANsIs.
Ilgl3d Surveyor PORT og heokGk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
BY TELEGRAPH,
800 FLATS.

New Yor..;, Dec. II
Three hundred flats, each 30 feet long,
are being shipped for Burnsides expedi-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
startling Deveiopment---An Adolf
ton Club In the City.


From the New Orleans Crescent. of the
I'D ult., we take the following:
Yesterday morning, Lieut. MoreI. of the
third district police, upon information re-
received, arrested German named Frcnz-
I'll, who lives on Charles street. in the
second district, charging him with being
An incendiary and traitor 10 the State and
southern Conlederacy. il appears that
f., who is quite an Intelligent man, had
excited Lieut. Morcls suspicion some
time since, by remarks that he was report
ed To have made in favor of Lincoln and
his dynasty he was watched the result
Of which was that be was heard to boast
that there was a powerful organization In
this clty---at least s, 600 strong-which
the moment the Lincoln army made its
appearance here ON our coast, would
rise aud help them to the best of their
ability
He further is reported to have said that
his society would help cut all the rebel 5
threats and that as no one knew or sus-
poets its existence, it was all the more
powerful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TlIPTHERIA AND GROUP.

For these formidable and dangerous diseases Trasks
MAGNETIC Ointment is unfaing remedy il used In
season Apply freely 70 the Throat Cheat
or with hot flannel This Ointment has been before
ihe public over years. and iis constantly increasing
demand has established It's reputation superior
Linmentin all cases where soothing and relaxing
remedy il required, particularly in Rheumatism, Neu-
raigia, Inflammation Of the Bowels aud Kidneys spi-
nal affections, Sore Eyes, Bnrhs, fiss, Wounds md
Bruises
See last page, also pamphlet with agent and around
each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Is cents
Order May be addressed 10 j. r.. wilkinson, Who'll
sale agent No. 81 Main ST., Keokuk, Iowa
aecI3 dimuot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
Oak and Red Sole-Leather,
/ EGAL NOTICE.

IT, Henry Moore: You hereby notified that there
Is neW te In the afcs OF the Gork If the District
Court OF Lee County, low ut kcokak " tition OF
VIM H. Austin To-. In arm OF that name and styl.)
claiming OF sou thirty dollars aud Interest from
Ja1 uars ~ lciu money due Account oi rauir act
10 Furnish brlra made By sou 10 said III. Austin IL
Ge and 81 order drawn By sou said Ann and by
them paid and said petition farther prays ior writ
OF ttachment agRiHsi you.
Nov unless you appear aud answer said petition be-
Tors noon ON the second day OF The February
term OF said District Court OF lee county be held
al heokuk Lee County. Iowa Judgment viii be
der a. ainst you 81 default.
RANKIN 4 MILLER.
ner Ill lkGl.A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14

sTArN on Iowa, Aba GENxRALEOyrnE.j
DAVENPORT. Oct. 40. Ihet.
AismeetinF Of the Commander In Chief and the
oseers ofhis st.f, ssld il the once Of the Adlnsn.
General, the 10Th day Of October A Ir6I The fo.-
lam 4. q a, v.,. so .s.,t.a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
THROAT AND LUNGS.

AT this season OF the year when coughs and colds
ars troublesome every fHnily should have safe and
eartsin remedy III hand. Ransem's hive syrup and
Tofu lie tho very thing. II IL moi only pleasant 10
children 70 take. but IL certain cure for Group
WhoepIrg Cough. Bronchitis. Asthma, Coughs and ali
AT c Ions % lie Throat and Lungs
sold og all Druggists. Price s5 cents.
Orders ma, be addressed toJ r. wilkinson, Whole
sale Agent, No. 81 Aain-st., Keokuk. Iowa
deeI3dImw2l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-14
GENERAL ORDER No. 80.
Aps'r GshkEAL's 0frisI OF THE srATn or Iowa
DAVENPORT, Oct Sd. le6l


10, Ia 81 per-
sons claiming 70 be recruiting Gf.cers from other
Etrtes. are, various points III this state endes
Ing To enlist citizens VI this State tor MirY service
In other States. These leGseEs ale holding out In
ducene nts u higher las aha higher houniles than
clothing, arms, q, all VI which are fsiAe and un
founded. u. means ut these pr.tanc ciixeGs Or
State are led - alaLuoLhe service their own
State, thus depTisnK msess u the support ofthe
State, the State uf heir cllixeue of
Iowa, subject ~ military aut, TO Mist
un6er such persons AID all sut persons here
by strictly pTbIddeA ~ continue kueL eLsinc ntr ~
their peril. The Officer al Dubuque, eniistInr one
company Tor The Lyon Regiment Ii not ID
this order.
liz order Of the Comma and or In G hief
N. Is. BAKER, Ali,t Gen OF Iowa
Thereby certify that sn instructed BY the Com
mAnder ill., Chief OF the stat.s<Iosn 10 see thai the
shove orders are relaly and further no,if,
ali persons that Major General Fremont expressly
sefusedto grant authority amy man ofbody or men
20 recruit the State of Iowa, except lie done with
and b, The consent of the 6osernaf of the State.
y. h. HILLS Aid DC Camp.
II. =. REID,
Colonel 18th Reg. Iowa Volunteers.
ksokuk, Gel. lG, Ic6t-d
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NOTICE.

N
Those having Ctfrfs against Will Plea ~ pre-
sent them TO Mr. p. HI Htrrns fas settlement. Having
been ordered on very short notice not able 10
call upon eaehto settle. Thos who them
selves indebted TO me will please make Immediate
rayn to Mr. Iinmcs, ho alone IL authorized 10 SET
ttr my affairs that those d hea am inarhted may
be paid. II l.. MeGUGIN.
UT'otiee corner Mainland Third streets. Up stairs,
with rr. Bond Pill, HIMEs.
Nosadtf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02

~ ilEGDACaE sthe tayosiro sign by which IA.
euts hAkss knoWn any deviation whatever from, liz.
sRte o. tue brain, and ViGwe III tLis lI,t IL
may DC IooEed on as safeguard lniUnfCd to give
notice OF d!sease which mlg ht U1etNisx r-Cre al
!sn!o1, u too lac To 10 TslnDlis; ani Us iniIsa-
Gos Sli1nld never be neglected.. HEADACHES NAV b..
anaeF two names viz: SSrurT, u,Stir anl
lulOIAlhic- Symptomatie Headache s exceedingly
SUMMON anu tS The prtCuFsOT Of EFrOt variety 1T
Stsssea among which are Ap0pleAy. USU4.
IiS anti all iehTtlD diseases. In tts nervous il il
y sSmpathetie Of disease Of the Stou,acl, rnsitrt
I iIs siei heS3Ietei hEIate ls,ass constitution.
eaq r o. worms CGnstipation and other
us"EHeFs OF the bowels, well rs reaI and ulrTp,,
eneStenN disease Of tht heart ART very
HsnISd with Headaches; Antemin and PLETHORA M,
as aESSp0ns which iTeQuepIly vccasiGh headache
ani9pnths Meadashc also very common. being
usually distinguished By the name 81 rtrruus bfg
3S.s, s9netlnss coming !rniy Ii, ssate Vi AZ
patehLly sound health AMI pT,stTlTin nt once. ti
mental and physical cHrTes RiRl in other lr,ts,.r
y eSlgH on slowly, herUdr by depression oi spirits
OF aeeTbtiy OF temper, lumuSt DISTANCES tin. main
Is IN tS iFont OF the head oVrroue 10th cyoa and
sometimes provoking Vomiting; uIipr tlis ciSs,
! also be named NcEyGlIiS N''''' ''''!
For the treatment Of O6r claaS Of IIsadselr tie
Fails lave been found snfo ana safe rrtiS
~, EStievt the noet pains in \ I,Y nnutCs
anu Sy ITS subtle power Graduating the disgns. ~
which Headache Il the unrFTlhg' tn6ex.' y