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II NE sEGREI DlftEGEB
any dear Miss Prudence he's dare you venture
out through the and slush without oyershoes
! Your feet must be soaking wet"
"Wei, Mrs.. Fossil, perhaps you are net aware
| that gum overhoes are not to be had in keokuk
this scasop."
Indeed That il news thought they were
staple article-atwa!s kept in large quantities at
all III shoe stores
Il IS true they were at one time, bat the bes
physicians have pronounced them very unhealthy,
and for the last lev years they have been gradually
going out Of use"
How stra. sc that ! never keep posted mp with
the times was OF the impression tina, no oue
cuuEa eHjUy good heath without them; but since
you mention the opinion Of the physicians, | re-
member Tia, when wear gums especially in warm
murdg weather, like this nay feet perspire. and
often take cold when mprudently going out without
thin But do the doctors attribute their u8hcalthi
ness 70 these eauses7'
Yes it is the opinion Of the best physicians that
good, heavy -soied warm leather sloes that may be
worn all the time, indoors and cut. without gums
are most hcahfal
..., .-:t,1..oi.4..l,
.bae. m. x.,,rs abo,, il. E,n.c7,
.Any o.c Who has ouce tried them in winter
IN r,.
thoes aud gums-tAe very essence d unhealthy aud
| uncomfortable shoe gear =
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other good fur irutur, and am told that it
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aud foxy which any other grease VIII.
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shoes po''SA'" ~ ~ 'ne 'AA' "ea''nE one pa''
oil shoes FoREyE. lei theih 90 uhpoishedf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SThrB or ie~A, Amir GENERALS DprieE,
Davenport, Dec, 18th, 1851.

STHTB or ieHA, Amir GENERALS DFries
Davenport, Dec. 18th, ls6l.
General Order No. "a
The following order has been issued BY the War
Department relative TO the assignment OF part Of
the pas of soldiers for the benefit of their families
WkR DEPARTMENT, ADJ'r GssgaAL's oPricE
Washington, Sept 10, 1861.
General Order No 81
H. In aceafaanee with section IL of the act Of
Loagress OF July 22d. 1861. entitled IAN Act to
Authorize the Employment of Volunteers" the
following method OF enabling such OF the Vol.
uuteer forces OF the United States az may desire
IT. 10 assign portions Of their pay for the benefit of
their famiies, is hereby adopted
ISL The assignment OF pay will be made on a
separate roll To be execute atsder the supervision
OF the Captain immediate commander of the
recruit at tife time OF enlistment or of the soldier
Ia camp.
I'd When completed the Allotment Roll il 10
Dc transmitted TO the Paymaster General. bY WHOM
The deductions viii be made on eac subseuucEt
ray Roll, and the aggregate amnnnl If eatA Gem
peny's gnment viii be Transmitted by him 10
the distributor nanled III the roll together with d
copy Of said roll By order,
l., THosAs, Adj t General
Zach soldier can designate Ihs own trustee on
the roll. Commanders Of Regiments and Compa
MES are earnestly requested to present this subject
70 their respective commands, aud encourage vol
uneers TO make Of the privilege tia, is afford.
ed them to aid their families or TO place portion
ai their earrings deposit ~hete it can be realized
VI the end Of their service, Under General Order
No. 81. Of War Department, infer that blank Al
in.taent Rolls Wall he furnished, but as this may
not be done, annex hereto form Of Allotment
Roll, which is attached 10 said Order No 81
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HORSES FOR THIRD CAVALRY.


KEoKrK, Dec 2G 1861
have been repeatedly Insured Of speedy VA y.
ment OF the purchase of horses for the Third Iowa
Cavalry under Col Bussey. ] am nov requested ia
ark all persons holding Certificates issued by 5
Qusrtermaster send them TO ST. Louis Any bank or
In thf city viii send them for collection for trifing
sum The owner should place his at iht foot OF
each Receipt. and the back Of the original. The
name should be in The ipstrnment- The Receipt
must be left blank.
Persons holding ordersfo Certificates nre request,
ed 10 present them at once,
J. w RANKIN,
dre2id3twlt Captain and Quaftermaster
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14as The steamers Northcrner, Hamil-
ten Bell and Clara Bell arrived last night
from ST. Louis with hight trips. The riy-
er continues at good stage. but the pres
ent cold snap will probably make speedy
change in navigation.
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naA- iank Hotchkiss, wtll known TO
the old settlers and many other people in
these parts, has been appointed Veterin-
AIRY Surgeon to the Sd Iowa Cavalry Reg
iment. This is said to be good appoint
ment
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w ANTEp.
Flax Seed.
-
Timothy Seed;
hite Beails;

For viii oh the highest market rates will be paid il
FASH by KELLOGG BIkGE,
psclsdswlm % Aatn-ss.
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Col. CorcOran and Public Feeling in
Chm rlestOn.

When the news of Col Corcoran's sen
tence of close confinement reached
Charleston, the sailors were still in Jail,
and they were informed by the prison
guards that the effect Of the news upon
the IRISH population was terrible The
Irish generally became SO excited that
two regiments, exclusively of Irishmen,
had to be removed to Sullivan's Island,
for the purpose Of preventing iii cut
break.
The brave Col. of the New York Sixty.
ninth has acted like hero on various ec-
casions when he has been offered his lib
erty, on condition that he would promise
not to take up arms against the rebels dur
ing the present contest, He uniformly de-
clines all such offers.
The lovely and amiable ladies of
Charleston first families only, are anx-
ious that Col. Corcoran should be hanged.
They say be is fit subject for the rope,
and for nothing else. The gentlemen are
not quite 50 yirulent as their wives and
daughters.
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LIFE AND Death While we are rea
soning concerning life, life is gone /; and
death, though perhaps they receive him
differently, yet treats alike the fool and
the philosophical Hume.
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EE-We learn that MIR. r.. j. Rice has
been appointed mail agent on the jennie
Whipple. and is charged with the duty of
seeing that none but loyal men travel be-
tween ST. Louis and Cairo.
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A GREAT VICTORY OF SHERMAN
OVER THE REPORTERS!
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Important 10 Claimants in this De
partnent.

The order of the Secretary Of War pub
lished yesterday, is one which claimants
against the Government should heed -
Claims against the Western Military De-
partment, originating before the nth OF
October, must be presented 10 the com.
missioners, Messrs. Holt, Campbell and
Davis, before the tenth Of January merit,
or they will be barred. Mr.. Cameron de.
elares that, /. nor presented BY that time,
they rM not de paid The time has been
extended from the 10Th inst. to the 10th
proximo. The limitation is short, and
claimants will regard it or sacrifice their
claims ST. Louis Democrat
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gse~The lump Of bad fat, Humphrey
Marshall, is now in the field as Bnga-
der General in the rebel s.rvica lie
stands alone since Falstaff' day in his Pc
culiar style,
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10000 Troops at Port Royal
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100000 POUNDS OF r0TTos SECURED.
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seg- Everybody in town knows Esqr.
10. Davis, now Lieutenant in Capt. Hus-
toms company, I'd regiment. But very
few seem to know that ne is brother OF
Col jeff G.. Davis, one of the Sumter
heroes, whose brilliant achievement near
Warensburgh is chroniced in the tele-
grams this morning.
Bso- The Recorder and Jury were
pretty much tuckered out Yesterday, in
the trial of the soldiers for creating u
disturbance at Capt Tammen's house. -
About dark the Court and Jury had the
pleasure of discovering that they had
been trying the wrong parties. About
three clockp. M. we heard that the
Marshal was vainly trying to get through
the lines at Camp Halleck III search oi
witnesses or parties to the trial. The
matter will probably come to an end some
time.
nas- There is in Nolien & Van Griek
ems Photograph Gallery most life-like
and finely finished. cabinet size, oil-color.
ed photograph of our fellow citizen, Jas
K Buckingham If it can be excelled
or equalled in any gallery in the land we
don't know it. Those who admire true
portraits and the fine arts will be abund-
antly paid by going up into the Gallery
and seeing for themselves 1t will be on
exhibition for few days at their rooms,
81 Main street, over Geo. c. Anderson
X Co. i Bank
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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Last Nights Report.

Later from Port Royal.
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DAILY GAfa rffv 0yrioK,
kEok~K, Dec II, d.
FLouR--superfps n rs; sfrn wheate x,ra 81 IS,
Fall Wheat Extra 50 %.
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THE SECRET DIyULGEB,

Captain Commanding c
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HARNESS LEATHER.
500 Sides Of Harness
Leather

FOR SALE AT 27} CENTS PER POUND
- dee !aian Ipa---.-- REYNOLDS A W AHtoTT.
NUGAR.
-
~ hhds Choice New Orleans Sugar
80 barrels Crushed. Powdered AMI Loaf Sugar. ia
sore and for sale al 81 and as Lev by
decl3d CoNNABLE SMYTH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-25

COL. PRATT AND DE- KEYsER's PEoToRAL
6YHUP.-DR. KKYmR--Dear Sir .Excnse the delay Of
acknowiedgng the exeellsnes of your Pectofa Cough
Syrup sooner Il take great pleasure In saying that IL 10
ali you say Il u. knocksdt ts n0iss o1s OF my ooi0A
and the worst one was ever shcted With: have uot
used more than onehA Of the bottle. and can and do
wish that all who are afflicted would give a fair trial
have done, and they Wilde proud 10 say, ut d
quack medicine.n would not iuifsr another such
attack for any consideraon, or et any cost am con-
hdent can breathe more freely than evrr did. aha
excellent remedy. You are a. liberty 70 my name
In this regard Is you think proper y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council Rittsburgh, Pa,
Pitisburgh, May IL, 1850. Esls.JaN "
N, b Il am no stranger to my fsllow-citixens. and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
'"e E,R.P.
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PArron TP. April IA, le.

3N. ~ IN. u PATTON IP.t April ID I55T.
A WONDERFUL oURE.--some time ago, an old
neighbor Of mine very Ill with bad cough which
every one supposed 10 be consumption. His relntlves
told that be had taken every remedy they heard Of
without benefit his brother 70 zee him die. and all
we're confirmed In the belief that he could not live.
had about the third Of bottle Of your Peoto Syrup,
which gave him, and II entirely cured him. TO the aston
shment Of ALL What makes the more remarkable,
Is the extreme are Of the man. be beng about years
old. have no doubt the Pectorsl saved his lie.
.uHl.a fADAtti- JOhMN' GINNIS.
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Prrrspuasu, December, 81, lss3

4 GREAT CURE By DR, KEysER's fB0T0RAL
eYRUP.-I live In PEBBLES township, Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which commenced aOout
the 4th Of February last, and continued eight months
employed The best physcians In the country and my
cough continued unabated until early In October. At
that time was advised 10 try your PkCT0RAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and sfter had taken bottle
vas entirely free from the coughing and splitting. had
despared Of getting WELL and think It should be
known that this valuable remedy will do for others what
Il has done In my ease. JOAN o. LITTLE,
Wltness-B. u. KKRR. .sf III, PEBBLES toWnhp.
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PROF. WOODS
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND .h.-t
BLOOD REN0vAToR

ri 10 precisely what Its name Indicates for, while
pleasant 70 the m,te, tt revivityi ng, exhilarst
Hog, inv'gorating and strengthening 70 ths VITAL
powers, and at the same time reviviaes. isia
lsates, and renews the Blood In all its purity and
slthus at once Tsst0rss and renders Ns srsfsn tal
,preparaton ever offered to the world 90 chemi-l,
nI:ally and skiliuily combined as to be the most
10 werful tonic. and ct the same time 90 perf-ctli
Idsptad TO, a. to act 10 perfect accordance with hs
n avs Of nature and hence will so0fhs Cs sceakssfi
\ 'laom1ch and tone pp the digestive organs, apdk
Alporectiy exhllaraiing and at the same lime Il hi
~ composed entirely Of vegetables yet 90 comblnedb
f to produce the most tforouah Ton Z eifsct vi,hd
lout producing any Injurious conssousnces suchIl
= "A remedy has long been felt TO Be iu
III he medical world, for Il needs no medical sbil toP
tsee that debility follows Ali attacks Of disease anal
lprococds and Indeed iayr the system 6pen 10 thsk
Ainsidions attacs Of many Of the most fatal, ssehJk
l|for example, as the following Oonsumptlop, IND
vldgestion, Dyspepsia. Loss Of Appetite, Faintnsa1
Nervous Irrltability, Neuralgia Paipltntion ot ihc
EHeart, Melancholy, Night eWeats. LsnRuor alddI-l
ness, Retention Of IS veil - Painful obsiruotsd n
too protuse, or TOO scant Mensruation, and FaIi-
Hing Of the Womb. These all depend upon general
w debility. This pure, healthy, tonic Cordial and
8lood Renovator I, as sure to cure as the sun to
pzlrse and set. There % no mistake about IL. Bull
lshls IL not ALL the system % weakened We arel
1l)pen to bilious attacks. the liver becomes torpid
orworse diseased. the kidneys refuse to psifornlf
their functions, and We are troubled with icaidingk
I'D and incontinence OF urine, or involuntary dlf.I
Tween the shoaldei eSceeSn.is e % .bis 70 on sss
|coids, coughs, and II upchecked soon emnciatio
6olows, and the patient goes down 70 prsmatrreI
IDIgAve. But space will not allow rs % enumentsIf
the many Ills TO which We are liable In WeakenedIS
condition Of me system. But We VIII say, In thisl
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WI INVITE ATTENTION TO some Of the most y
'nsordisafy cures BY my - w.
80 PICTORIAL SYRUP. ..aa a \
p,rr.,upan. 1ap.. Il. lseo.

~ PITTbbuk0Hl JHus II IuuV.
DR. KEum my wife has been afflicted with Q bad
cough and deuiy Of breathing for ave or sx years,
violence. The complain has been hereditary, and rhe
had been treated BY several physeans without any sv
ef ID this state Of her case prooured come Of your
rse.9rsl Soaga syrup bought nc gr,t TINE, MY
and got dollar bottle, whioh cured her entirely and
she has trace Of the former disease, except weak
would also state that used the medicine my
self to cold and cough. The medicine cured BY tax
Ing one dose express my entire saiidacton with the
msdicine and you are at liberty 70 pubIish this yon
desire 70 do So. rI WM. WILSON,, ~
.ItpI Alderman Fifth Ward
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iFlm X1,xr'-s -s,Il.r 10 sr,.i q. y. n
a ~ aTaND M feTAE LA (fE. ,t3
w 80 II~Tr agifas 80. 80, .,
Mn AENNEDx, OF MuAnV1La5
llh hes dilecyorea " one "a fear common Pss'nis
. rsnsoy 'nAl 1h''4 oAi' ~ ~ ~ ..,o 0dt heag&s
w EV0Iy,&AAAA % 4htAxRoAJ q
~ Nh 1o I s1s FROM ~ sn 9ni " w
4 ~. ,,,,., s.,o,u,a aovn a \ uom,nou p,mtle.
Hs hss tr,ed n In over eleven hnidrsa cases. and nsy
!, sd "a, sscst n vo ases tbo hnndsr humor he
hne now a. M possss,ion over one hundred cerAeatesof
ID value, ali within twenty miles Of Boston. ll 4
I've p0sues are uAifsn'se !" '-'s 's''S
One g three botties Wpi care tno WIZ, %
On es ~ .. hos.. ,,I e,..r tbs systs OF bilss.
tbs any mouth s' q .enssh. : -. - ~ 6. -,
and q iIysipel... n ,.al . w. ,,..,,., ...,.,
ne N Syss. . WV O'' ''.-'' - 'A''' -,- :" 1 80
IL s,oS,, osS sSs bsis. " p
Tor Ia ~ boties arc warranted 10 oura oorrnpt and
yunniuo ulcar.. = - l'7 -T.1iit y If il 49,
(ne bottle viii cure scaly eruption Of the skin. =
Two Or three bottles are warranted % cure the wsf''
kiRe 2. S..s.. -. v.,,,,,.a 70 ou,s The mos.
desgsnte eese * Ihsunatim. W .. - = ann,
s.. - ~. W. -ss IN. vnr,s c.ss of soro.
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January 30, 1880.

ANOTHER NEW oERTIF1oATE-DR. KEYsRR's
PBoToRAL SYRUP III bsd been troubled with acough
and cold for several wseksso bad was that eoud not
Sleep Ihad the advce and prescriptions from three Of
the In me city whom could name, but do
Syrup, which cured me entirely. signed. iadi :
J. ". SIM0NTON,
2s8 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan 8, ieoO.
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DR. KEYsER's PECT0RAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
VILLE.-PleAse send another supply of your valu-
able 'Pectoral Syrup" Almost everybody around rs
has the cold and for Dr Keysers Pectoral
Syrup We have sold sixteen bottles last and
entirely out. Mr.. A. Alter and Mr.. p Maber both
Of BlsiSyle Pa, tell Us thsy would not be without Il
In their families. In Fact all who II once want Ii
again. Yours, respectfully, gsDl.ls
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And grows more and more popular
falr-s every .dayi naigre. a,s
And testimonials, new and almost without number
might be given from lades and gentlemen In all grade,
Of society, whose united testimony none could resist
and gray and preserve the hair Of the youth 10 odese
In all ita youthful beauty. 1900 laa oia aA % SOC
y, Battle Greek. Mich, Dec 2lst, 1858.
PRor. wooD Thee wilt please accept line TO inform
thee that the hair my head all fell OF over twenty
yss.. $50, ssu,sd Sy sonplica,sd shropio disease
course OF suffering through life having reduced to
state o dependence, have not been able to obtain su
for caps. neither have been able do them up in con-
sequences Of which my head has suffered extremely from
cold. This induced mo topay Briggs q Hodges almost
the last cent had on earth for two dollar bottle Of thy
Hslr Restorative. about the frat Of August last Ihase
faithfully followed the the bald spot now
covered with hair thick and black, though shsrt. II 70
also coming In all over my head. Feeling confident
that another large bottle would restore q entirely
and permapanty feel anxious 70 pseverve In its use
and being destitute Of means to purchase any fpore
would ask thee thee woudst moth willing 10 ssnd me
order On thine agents for bottle, and receive 10 thy
that are kind 70 the widow and the fatheres,." -
Iisenisr, Noble Vcsnty, Indiana, Tsb. sib, is5p 3
the year lssa while attending The STATE and stonai
Law school Of the State OF New York, my hair from
cause unknown TO me, coumonced falling o6 very rap
dy % that 10 the short pace Of SIX months ths whole
upper part d my scalp was almost entirely bsreft Of s
covering and much Of the remaining portion upon the
side and bac. part Of my hsad shortly after became gray
90 that you Will notbe surprhed when tell you that mp
on my return to the etao Of Indiana my more casual
scquaintapees were not much om 10 discover the
mate acquaintanees wsfs % recognize me atall. "
oisns In the county, bat rscsivng no assurance from
them that my hair would again BE- restord was forced
to become reconciled to my fate. until fortunately In
.oe as, par. ., me year l9 yous g
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x 80 r.a, !. sTEunEsvuIR, o., March II, 1850 i
have used Or. Keyssri Cough syrup for bad cough
Of several years standing, and cheerfuily ny Il Il
=. rf -tras-tr.. : t..e,r i "a j w. pRIOH. d
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go Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, ia
,.sToP rHATcoUaHman-,HovaaIdo aa ! DO i,r %,

sssFoP HATcoUaHINa. .n.'Hove q n do i,r aao
to KeyseTso Wood street ana get bottle Of his Cough
pectoia and that don't you, your must Be
desperate indeed.p 7hs aspecimsn Of the eolloquy
one hsu almost every day In cold catohips periods Of
the year. And We can. from actnal experiment. chesr
fully In the advisers admoninon ahsYe Tor We
have tried the 'Psctora, 10 most stubborn case. With
snre Near two wesksago 10 Pittsbureh
with Of the most distressing, contrary, mnlnh.
borously for whols week. IN hopes Of nrnoN n os
bat n vas 50. In fact seemed rather 10 have Inn
proved b. practice and 70 have acqured strength
ey end by the operation. In this sage Of
the sege, We ghed way 10 Keyssrs 40 Wood er
procnreda atty cent bottle OF the Pectors;' took it
aceordsg 70 directions nfory eight hours were
suSrendeFea amer brief but unequal conflict with 90
formidable an adversafy as keyserp faIscSs "courh
PsetOAi. "-DroseasviHs ostRpsr, Dc. "A, 1850.
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MAN II BD.--A @ R,R n . TDssN II a.
w paekaRes Of ST rATIoNERy and. 1HEELRy, ct
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