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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

Washington, Nev. ).
Senator Andrew johnson is still engaged
in the West addressing the people on the
war, and urging hearty support Of the
Government. He is expected here next
week to act as Chairman of the Senate
Investigating Committee.
Soldiers who were removed from the
street hospital ct the time of the fire, have
been assigned quarters in the insane asy-
lum in this city Apart of that building
will be converted to hospital uses for the
present.
Mrs Lincoln will return from Boston
on Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

y Baltimore, Nov. &
The gentleman who came under the flag
of truce from Norfolk yesterday, says he
brought all that was known in regard to
the feet, and the stories afioat attributed
to him are false. All he knows is that q
dispatch had been received at Norfolk
that one of our vessels was disabled by
the rebel batteries, aud another was
aground near Port Royal Two vessels
had been wrecked on the y. G. coast
one the Union, andsthe other unknown
Seventy three prisoners were taken to
Raleigh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09
4 : ENERAL ORDER NO. 4f
Ap5ur.sr GssKKaL's OvvicE,

bdAfiI0Fts NOV Il IDOL
Asfrequeni applications are made to tits Depart.
mept to provide transportation articles furnished
rrsutousy for the comfort of Iowatroops III can IN
ths State and In service ia other ssates 1t is deemed
proper that all snch articles will be for,
wsrded without expense either the donors or the
soldiers.
The steamer Ad utne, the Northern Line steamers,
the American Express Co., the United states EXPIRES.
Co sihe Western siags Co.. and the Railroad copa-
nies have made liberal such ransporta
ton.
1ht articles most wanted are blankets Tor single
beds; qats of cheap material about feet long by So
inches ~ldei seag.n socks ~oolen or canton nanAel
bed-gawns Wrappers, uder shirts drawers small
hair and feather pillows and cushions for wounded
limbs; slippers.
Deilcaeies for the sick such farinA root
starch, eoe5a, and nicely dried fruit can be adYan
tageopsiy distributed. Jelhes shouid be carefully
prepare4 - prevent fermentation, aud securely
packed
Packages Or hrtieips furnished fr particular rsgi-
istiyiaai, must have tie wshe. of the .on-
or, IN regard tLe disposition Of such articles,
piieisis endorsed upon them.
Atiarueles sh nld be elosely packed in wooden
boxes, OF strongly wrapped bales, and plainly
directea On the hop Of the Of each box
der cover st 81 shat u contains shoaid be placed
duplicate Of th1s shnu.d be seH by mail TO M.
IA THIS connection cannot kso earuestiy urge npGH
the Adga ants ~ gfments the Absoule necessity VI
making fail returns sf their tnnts vth NIL frvao
lions, casualties. changes Wa location ~ regime ni.
etc its onls nv -uch reports tlat The Aitatan ten
erAl sabe u Keep ~ accurate frcora ~ The Hs
teeifae.ls, and furnish the contradictions above
frsrs TO- The AG5usaAt Who L2~ltcis this dats il.
Eicis ~foir nlsVn his rcEltnsnt
The Adjataa 1tnsrsl ~oaia be happy 70 receive and
fof~ ARD say OF the above nsnled articles furnished
by indis ldaas ~ ny .s.c .siss.
b BAkkk.
n8sb-a Ahsatant General OF Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

On his memorable journey home from
Washington, shortly before his death.
senator Douglas remarked to dIsting
uished kentnckian whom he Glanced to
meet at Indianapolis, II know your man
Breckenridge better than you DO your
selves. Mark my words, sir Within a
year from this time. John c. Breckin-
ridge will be a General III tile rebel army
The result shows how thoroughly Mr..
Douglas did know fi former friend. Tie
year has but haA p4rsed since the predic-
ton WAS made, and to dav Mr.. Breckin-
ridge holds commission as Brigadier in
the rebel army under Buckner, at Bowl.
ing Green.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
hD3'T GENERALS OEriag, SrArs or TowA.l
DAVENPORT, Oct. 20, fhBI o I
NO. AZ.

~
DAVENPORT, Oct. 20, 1861. -
I'm an Order dated Executive Once Iowa Oct I'd,
is6l - the Following peragrap phi occurs
I'm order To effect organization In your county
you are hereby appointed TO organize ints Companies
and Regiments all able bodied men your county liza
BILE 10 perform military dnty under Chapter n OF the
Extra Session tH6i These Companies aud Regiments
NJ Thus organized only for tho defense Of The state
ard cannot be transferred such 10 the service the
United States. IT. however, companies are organ
ixing In yonr county for United States service you
viii mol interfere with such organizations but afford
them all proper facilities. Report TO the Adjutant
General, al Davenport, each Regiment, soon or
gani2ed, end commissions will be forwarded"
AS the emergency der which the Order as issued
appears 10 have passed said form Order In 30 FAR
notified ~ TO direct the Organization Of regiments
Of those Volunteer Companies only which are now
raised.
by reference To the law, IL will be seen that cognpa
nles MAY consist OF less than ~ nor more than
iN men each Every effort should be pat erth to II II
the satd coiapani near possible to the ma XII
mum number.
n. B. BAKER,
hoTd Adiutant General Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

The carrier will calf to day for quarters.
Let not his call be in vain. Those,
especially, who have no particular place
of business will save much time and
trouble by leaving the change at home.
This town covers great scope Of country
and the carriers route takes him over
many miles of ground Therefore, let no
one make him call more than once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09
Washington. Nov. h.


Archbishop Hughes left for Europe
last Wednesday. Thurlow Weed was IL
leave to-day. 1t is understood they will
be followed in few days by Bishop Me-
llvaine, OF Ohio, and Hon. Edward Ev-
erett. TIE visit of these gentlemen to
Europe met with the approval of Govern
ment, as all have lately been here in con-
sultation with the President and the Cab
met
News from tho Lower Potomac shows
that the enemy still continued their ret
rosade movement. II is stated by contra
bands that they have gone to points south
of Virginia.
Tue L. s. Sanitary Commission have
reported at lcngth ON the condition of
prisoners in New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09
W ashington,. Nov. g

Maj. Doubleday, one of the heroes Of
TT. Sumter, has been assigned to duty as
assistant to Brig Gen. Barry. He will
have charge Of artillery and will have
special charge Of the armament Of the for
tifications on the Virginia side of the Po-
tomac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

E~ The Wheeling lntelhgencer COM
plains of rascalities In the Quartermas-
ters Department at that place and of
contracts given to secessionists and sym
pathlzers, at prices fifty per cent higher
than good Union men are ready 10 take them.
Similar cases, we are sorry TO say, exist
in nearly every locality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

1f,- In the paragraph yesterday about
Nh. Curran, word was omitted by the
composltor. 1t should have read, that
he became insane from no other known
cause than physical exhaustion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

1A-Some ten or fifteen sick of the Iowa
Sd arrived last night, on the way home
on furlough or discharged. The regiment
has received about four months pay
They were to start for st. Louis yesterday,
probably On the way to Springfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

NV uahS0Louhlt biEr5 anu koucpHCIu
killed. Bowler missing. c. f. Conn.
LF Soldiers of the Sd Iowa Cavalry
remaining in the Hospital here, under the
care Of Asst Surgeon Biser:
II. A. Buzzard, Co. ID; typhoid fever;
very ILL.,.
Thos. Walker, Co. B; typhoid fever
dangerously i'll.
s. G. Herbert, Co. L; typhoid fever
very ILL.,
Ladlow Reno, Of Co. l.; typhoid fever;
better.
Peter Miller, Co. L renittent fever
convalcscent.
Thos. Baldwin, Co. l.; typhoid fever
very ILL.,
Geo. Winey, Co. L; typhoid fever
dangerously ill.
Stephen Mysick, Co. D, remittent fever
better.
Stuart Nichols, Go. l.; remittent fever
improving.
Rufus Broadbrook, Co. M; typhoid fe-
yer-improving.
J II. Taylor, Co. L; typhoid fever
improving
Samuel Cummings, Co M; typhoid ft-
yer-better.
w Jewell, Co. l.; remittent fever
better
DIR. w. $. zimmerman, Go. NJ; hemop-
tysls-in Il critical condition.
Alfred L. Fevris, Co A; typhoid fever
very ILL.,
Jas. Payne, Co. b; passive congestion OF
brain-better.
r. Coleman, Go. b; erysipelas --better.
". Crawford, Co. ID; remittent fever
better.
Edmund Dufield, Co. i; congestion of
the brain---nearly we'll
James Roberts, Co. K, congestiye fever
better.
Judson A. Scoyille, Co. r; typhoid fe
ver-vry lit.
John Lewis, Co. L; Intermittent fever
better.
James Fitzgerald, Co. l.; intermittent
fever--better.
j. 7. Hitchcock, Co l.; remittent fe-
ver--better.
}. Merritt of Co. h; typhoid fever
better.
W. 6 Heron, Co I; typhoid fever
very ILL.,
NJ. Randall, Co. X; typhoid fever
slowly recovering.
j. Arnold, Co. ID; remittent fever
better.
". W. Maxwell, Co. +; typhoid fever
improving.
K. G. Benton, co. NJ; typhoid fever
very ILL.,
X. Bishop of Co. G; typhoid fever
very i'll.
Newton Honnold, Co. X; typhoid fever
seriously i'll
n J, Stephens, Co. NJ; typhoid pneu-
monia-bctter
Each one of the above will remain i'm
the Hospital until well enough to go
home, when, if desired, fsrIough will
be granted him for that purpose. Some
of them would be able to go now if their
friends can find suitable conveyance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

~ BY the Western train yesterday ar
rived the Bedford, Taylor County. Brass
Band, IL men, A. Protman leader, on the
way to join the Iowa 4th, at Rolla, Mo-,
as Regilnental Band With them were B
recruits for Co. X of the 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09
Missouri Msli.ia.

Washington, Nov. s.
The success of Gov. Gamble, of Mis-
souri,, in obtaining the aid of the general
Government for the defence and pacihca-
ton of that State had already been sta
ted. The lntelligencer says, the Presi-
dent, we learn, has authorized the organi-
cation of the militia Of Missouri to be EN-
ployed in defending the State against in
vasion and suppressing the rebellion with
in its limits. The number of troops TO
be raised is not specified, but they are to
be mustered into the State service and
armed, equipped, clothed, subsisted, trans
ported and paid BY the Government. Gov.
Gamble stipulates that there shall be but
one Major Generai of the militia, and to
secure unity of action the General com
handing the department Of the West be-
comes also the Major General Of the State
militia by the appointment OF GOV. uam-
Bile to the position. As many Brigadier
Generals are 70 be appointed as there are
brigsdes Of four regiments each, and the
staff officers shall not be paid more than
tho same are allowed in regular service,
whatever be their rank under State law,
as the money to be dlsbursed in this SER
vice is the money Of the General Gov
ernluent. 1t assigns its own staff officers
to make the expenditures. If the Y. ).
officers caanot b. spared from the regular
service to perform these duties, then Gov
Gamble IL 70 appoint from the State mil
tia such officers AZ the President shal
designate.
/ III
| N2s-Tho f,ltaw;n,y tahla &c di1taucp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09
Fremont in st. Louis
St. Louis, Nov. s

St. Louis, Nov. s.
Fremont arrived on special train this
evening, and was met at the depot BY an
immense and enthusiastic crowd of citi-
zens, Large delegations of Germans
from various wards of the city escorted
the General to his headquarters in torch
light procession
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

pA- The committee, consisting of Holt.
Davis and Campbell, appointed BY tic
Secretary Of War to investigate the ac
counts Of the Western Department, is in
session at st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

BE- We were mlsinformed about the
John Bell yesterday. She came up, from
the Ohio, and her salt il not for Patterson
4 Timberman, but was bought by Gonna
BILE 4 smyth. First, avoid errors; then,
correct them,'' etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

ny- w j. Cochran. ESQ, who is rails
lng company for the 18th Regiment, has
gathered now about thirty men, who are
quatcred with Capt Hutchcraft's com
pany, on johnson between I'd and 3D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

StA- Previous to going on board the
packet last night, the Bedford Brass Band
dlscoursed some fine music from the porch
of the Twins House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09
Jamestown. Nov. s.

There is every appearance of our army
remaining In this vicinity some line un-
less AL emergency requires its presence at
some other point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

nG- The Luzerne, which arrived on
Friday, will lay up here about a week, for
carpenters repairs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

ss2s- The Die Vernon, on Friday night
brought up three boxes of clothing and
six of saddlery, for the Sd Cavalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

E- Word il received here that Tho
Jennie Whipple is under orders to take
the Iowa 18th Infantry from Davenport
to st. Louis on Monday, unless they are
sent sooner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

reA- Five more men arrived yesterday
for Capt. Smiths company, from Fit.
Des Moines. There are now C6 men Of
his company here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

EF- About 90 of the Iowa I'd Regi-
ment, mostly on furlough but some dis
charged, passed through town on the way
home yesterday morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09
WOLF NTEERs FOR THE WAR.
1000 ABLE-BODlED MEN.
Between the Ages oil ~ aud 49,,
WANTED FOR TIE 18th REGIMENT OF IOWA
sl0ITNTTELN.

To sevre as Iefant5y, for Three Years,
inless Sooner DiSchasged
This Regiment IL now beng Raised under auhort,
Of Gen Fremont, and the authority ofthe Gosvrhoroi
Iowa, AID will rsn1sayoGAat keoIuk, aud Aoan as
esgsnxed will be NJ cioshed and equipped for
tive service
Subsistence I'LL be furnished III the expense of The
matted siAtss nj place VI rendexyou@ 10 Volunteer
drilling ~hist Companies are being raised, IL aceorc.
ance with in sir actions 10 reeruisilg oilceIs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

DsT The Quincy packet yesterday morn
ing brought up some 80 of the Iowa Sd,
going home on furlourh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

@The Warsaw last night brought up
; boxes Of merchandise, probably cloth
ing, and - boxes aud | 4 barrels saddlcry
for the sd Cavalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

All persons keeping or having for sale, any or al
kin Ids of Munitions OF War, such as Guns Pistols Re-
volvers and ali kinds OF Am are required no,
10 SELL 10 sns person without from the
signed. THIS order must be strictly complied with,
under penalty Of forfeiiing al articles MENTIONED In
their possession. JOHN sTAsAUS.
l,i3d Surveyor Port of keokak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

RaA~ The vacant tents ut Camp Rankin
are being thoroughly cleaned up and aired
previous to their occupation on Monday by
some Of the 18th regiment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

EEOf the I'd Cavalry, Companies II
and |, Capts. Hughes and Taylor, under
Maj. Drake, started for st. Louis yester-
day. A number Of friends gathered to
witness their departure.
Companies K aud l., and perhaps NJ ,
start this morning. Drs. McGugin and
Fuller, Of the Regimental Medical STAFF,
10 with them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

ET A private of the Iowa 18th, on the
way home on furlough yesterday, informed
us that apparently only about one-third
OF the Regiment appear on dress parade
now at Birds Point; the remainder being
on the sick-list. lie stated that the gen
eral spirits of the Regiment were excel
lent, notwithstanding. The sickness was
mostly Diarrhra.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09
Apa'r GrslaAl's o,sien o, IN. sr.1A Q, Iowa

Ap5'I GEhIRALfs Utfick o. rnk S1ark ot Iowa.
DAskAroRT, Oct ID, ls6l.
Information has been lived al this ofce per-
sons claiming TO he recruiting officers from other
Sites, sre various points IN ths staie, ehdeas
lie enlist citizens Of this state Tor Military service
n other States. These lerstfs air haiaifE liz
ducemcnis II higher pay and higher buuniies than
those provided by law, aLG othct Inducements ID
clothing arms, ec., all VI Nhft and uiI-
founded. tss means OF these Itetencea citizens "a
our st ate ledto alandonthe service ~ their ow
state thus aeryhg themselves oi Tie support OF the
State ana the siatetf their serAt.s. The eiizens
Iowa subject H. military DUTY ATE warned eHst
under any such persAns ann ali such persons here
by strictly forbidden commune such ehstne ns at
their peril. lie officer nj dubuque. eblistinc one
company tor the Ly Oh kc gmunt, Is not embraced a
this order.
BY order OF the Commander In. Chief
N.b. BAKER, Adj't Genr Of Iowa
eroby feertlfs thai a,A instructed By the Conn
mande Chief OF the stais Iowa see that the
shove Orders rigdy enforced. ind further notify
Ill persons thnt Major General Fremont Aas expressly
refused to gfani authef. to ar3 or body OF men
20 recsnin the State 81 Iowa, except il done will,
and BY The consent Of the Governor OF the State.
y. H. HiLLIs, Ala d. Camp
III. r.. REID,
Colonel 18th Reg. Iowa Volunteers.
keokaA, Oct ~. lr6t-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

By About two months ago there moved
to the vicinity of the machine shops,
about mile south of town, man who
was stated, by his acquaintance, to have
been member of Mart. Green S rebel force
IN Missouri, and to have run away from
them, having sold a mule purchased him
by the seccsh He was miserable, drunk.
en- brute, and sold everything he had, even
to his sick wife's last bed and pillows, for
liquor. About week ago he fell sick,
and, partly for that reason and partly be-
cause he had nothing more to sell for
liquor, was obliged to stop drinking. On
Thursday morning he died, Of pleurisy
About an hour previously he had care
lessly said that he should be in - in
less than an hour. His wife is q young
and respectable woman, and, with her four
children, will be provided for by the chart
ty Of neighbors as long as necessary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09


Hon. Dan'l S. Dickinson of N. Y, made
another speech in Brooklyn last week, in
which occurs the following apostrophe to
the lamented Col. Baker:
"Alas, poor Baker. He was swifter
than an eagle he was stronger than
hon aud the very soul Of bravery and
the manly daring. He spoke by my side
at the great Union Square meeting in
April, and his words of fiery and patriotic
eloquencc yet ring upon my ear. And
has that noble heart ceased to thrcb-
that pulse to play. Has that beamiae eve
been closed in death! Has that tongue
of eloquencc been silenced forever! Yes.
but ne has died ia the cause Of hunanit J.
'Whrthrr the scareld high,
Or "a the army'svan
The husst plAcc for man 70 die
10 where he dies for man.
"Of foreign birth, he laid down his life
tor the land of his adoption. Let native
born traitors contemplate the picture with
what composure they can"
CINCINNATI STATE pRIsoNrRs
Robert Bunker, ex-Mayor Of Mobile. and
And Lowe of Georgia, arrested here
last week en- route FROM Europe to the
South, will leave for Fort Warren, in
Boston Harbor, to day, under charge Of
Deputy Y. ). Marshal Small, assisted by
samuel Colby, where they win Be pro-
sidsd with winter quarters. Thew are
suspected agents Of the Southern Confed.
eraey, though whit the nat' Ire III tho proof
against them is, has not been made pub.
ac.- Gin. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

ssarr OF low, Aps'r Gss.x Al . 0yvrx.,
DAvksroRT, oct 10. ir6I. ,
Ats Meeting of the Commander In Chief and the
Ocerx ofLls STAFF held In the Office of tue Adtutan,
General, thr loh day ~ October A. II. Gl. the fol-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09

EF The following dispatch was re-
ceiycd this morning from Lieut. Conn, Of
Capt. PARROTS CO.:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-09
THE GATE CITY.



Pay the Carrier.
The carrier will call to day for quarters
Let not his call be in vain. Those,
especially, who have no particular place
Of business will save much time and
trouble by leaving the change at home.
This town covers great scope Of country
and the carriers route takes him over
many miles of ground. Therefore, let no
one make him call more than once.
nH. The Luzerne, which arrived on
Friday, will lay up here about week, for
carpenters repairs.
Dszs- The Die Vernon, on Friday night
brought up three boxes of clothing and
six of saddlery, for the I'd Cavalry
EF- About 90 of the Iowa I'd Reei-
ment, mostly on furlough but some dis
charged, passed through town on the way
home yesterday morning.
~--~~~-~-4-----~--~-
EE- Word il received here that the
Jennie Whipple is under orders to take
the Iowa 18th Infantry from Davenport
to st. Louis on Monday, unless they are
sent sooner.
esA-fi'e more men arrived Yesterday
Tor Capt. Smiths company. from Fl.
pas Na;aos Pc. 90 .
b;s conv.. 49,.
ga nc vacant tents ut Camp Rankin
are Delpe thoroughly cleaned up and aired
s,,,ne oe ,ha 1s4h r..;,. =
-.--
i" Inc warsaw last night brought up
2 boxes OF merchandise, probably cloth
ihe' ana boxes ana barrels saddiery
- PREVIOUS 10 go'ng on board the
packet last night the Bedford Brass Band
alsc"arseo some hue music from the porch
Oh the lvins House
- III. aa.,.n; .e n !.
Davis and Campbell, appointed by the
Secretary Of War to investigate the ae
counts Of the Western Department is in
session at st. Louis.
nv
80 : 'a's
gathered now about thirty men. who arc
quartcred with Capt. Hutcheraft ! com.
pany. on johnson between 2d and "A
L. a0oa'
tue
he " became insane from no other known
cause than physical exhaustion
-, W. wnra ,a;s;nearn-oa s.. i.
lain Re,, ,....~a. cha o.r,o !, g..
ia nh;a ia -, -.
], re-,
hla & Sa.,, ..ls;-.. 80 - -
.,,u-... a., ),
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Also sPEcIFla

Hoa AgEHHI o. PEFHIJsc.. Z Oppressed, Ds65eaA,
IAboned Breathing. attended via Coa=h aud EIpsr-
toE4tlo1- PEsee. 9 eeufEPET box. = 80 -
4oE. LlA BlscHAAsES AID DGATSEE-DisesaFEea
trol The Ear, the result Of Scarlet FsTeF MeaSes az
AsFeuEiaia- For Noiles n tie He'd, Har5nees 4
hsarinE, aod li1Eing tnTt hs Ears, AID EaESei,e
RoH scIsoguL h--EularEed Ganda. EaIarFed ard In
dEEated TOnEg. sIeIdnia hnd Oh UloeIa SeTofuIaul
CaeheEy Of CldldFeu Price, 80 eerls EsT box.
KoG 9EEE.1L DEllLrTT. - Physical or Nervous
VeaE9eA HtbeF tie TeG1lt o. Sieknea EaeesEiTe
Aedenton, OF E1ha1lting DisehArEea Price, 50
FoE DloSs5s1f Aeeuiuoi.,tov,. 4uD,sa sra
tnEl, With seanty SeeTet5on4 Price 20 cents uefbor
Ro1 sEA:etcElIlle-DeSthi S5eknesI TeTtiEo Nan
e. So1att1E sleknesS from riding or notion
"a UArHAET DI6ElGEly-RoF GrEvel Eenai Cal
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begL PTiee, g cents pr bar. -
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