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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

EBThe st. Louis Presbytery Of the
New School Church, recently held in st.
Louis, adopted loyal resolutions in support
OF the Government and the war, and
warmly approved the action Of the Gen
eral Assemblies of both branches of the
Church at their last sessions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

~ AGoFFlN LEFT OR IN TUE CoIp.-
We extend, says the Louisville Democrat.
the hand of sympathy 10 our genial Gov.
ernor lie has been most basely betray-
el by secesslonists. After inclining 10
Their views, and being cuddled up BY
them, IT was shocking for them to desert
MN but TO appoint another Governor at
hussellville was putting salt ON the new
wound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

CANNON AT CAIRo.-There are alroad ,
ioi pieces OF cannon at Cairo, nope OF
which are less than 81 Founders, and over
one hundred tons Of ammunition have ar
rived, and more is still to arrive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

CAUGHT AT LAsr.-The commander
OF the prlyateer Beauregard, captured by
Captaid Rogers, of the w. q. Anderson.
y Coxetter, the Captain OF the noted pri.
vateer JEFF Davis, which, after taking sey-
eral vessels, was lost ON Fernandina bar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
TERMS: Regular Prices. J


The postage To any part of the United States IN be
but TsenIy -Four Cents "a year for BLAtk
Moop, and bal Fourteen Cents "a year III
e lEll Review.
Al the above prices The Periodicals IN be furnished
for 1859. And as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
PREH!liI TO AEW SUBSCRIBERS,

The Nos OF the same Periodicals of lpsp win he fur.
hishFd complete, sitaoat add.tsoxai Charge.
uLlke the mere ephemera agarine. Of ,. din. these
Periodicals lose little b. age. Hcnee mil year oftbe
Nos or lsoh may be regarded nearly rs valuable 4s
fVr let2.
sub II tiberS wishing also The Nos for 1861 viii he
supplied atthe following eNEremel, Low rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

a srY.-We yesterday received an
anonymous letter from ST. Louis stating
that Joe Hickey had been arrested and
confined in the military prison as q spy.
:. As no other paper has the news, +" 70 far
As we can find, We presume the report
needs confirmation.
The same letter says DIR. McGugin is
getting alon:, finely, and has furnished the
Sd Cavalry Regiment with the best hos
plta' arrangements in Camp Benton.
Also, that private keeton, Company G,
same regiment, was shot through the
wrist, while on guard at night, and badly
disa bled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

CHURCH BURNED IN JACKSONVILLE
he First Presbyterian Ciu.oii. { 4. 5. in
Jacksonville, Rev. l.. NJ. Glover, pastor,
was completely destroyed by fire on Tues
day morning, ut about 5 0 clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

Portland NJ. nac

- .FFUs, -
a defalcation in the Sagadahock Bank.
of Bath. Me-, is reported Their bills
are thrown out today by the Portland
Banks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
DOCKET BOOK LOST.

lady dropped Pocket Book on tie Sidewalk yes
tcrday, containing from nteen H. twenty dollars in
money ANY person returning IL t. thia Office will be
literally rewarded.
nec Adj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

\ IL
bAsEkYGET, u.i. 5d, IrsI
Information has lten received al this n, tlat
claiming 10 be recruiting officers FROM other
Nsftes are, at sarious points IN this State sndeaYor-
g 10 enlist CITIZENS % tas Stale for Military ssrvio
Ia other States these Isfschs axe Hnleirp u,t IN.
darements 81 higher iAy AID higher Luuntlcs thar.
those provara ~ aN. abe ether i1durentsf. ~ ~
clothing afgax. sc. ali NAlAA are Ial.A ..4 -.
founded. Es MeaBs OF th.sN prett Ices cjtiz.ns at
~ ste are led 10 asEaoD the ice OF tpir ns
htafr thus dvrrtstng Themselves % thr SUPPORT Of HE
State, ANA III. Stale " thsr slrs The cittyene n
Iowa, subject Le military duly 81 Ia sftt.
pn.er such iefsons aaa all such persons are h4re
hy strictly Forbidden to eeBhnc sueA rIIsna.tt AZ
taeir peril. The onlcer Ell huhuqne. enIistlnp t,ns
company for ihs Lyon kexineps is not embraced in
tbs order.
BY order Of ihe Commander lr.Chfef
n. h. bAkIR, All / cent oil Iva
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR;
1000 ABLE BODIED MEN.
Between the Ages offs aud 49,,
WANTED FOR THE 18th REGIMENT OF IOWA
VOLUNTEERS.
10 serre as Infantry, for Three Tcurs
iHiess Sooner Utsrlaroed

his Regiment ~ now be- ng raised under nutto-i,,
often. Fremont, and the nhoriiy oflhe 6oysrnorot
iowa, and Will rendezvous at Heck and ~ soon A.
organized Will he ut once clothed and equipped for ne.
tive service
Tno@'sashee Wii D. furnished AitAe expense az the
thisra slatttst place OF rendezvous, 10 Volunteer
silhs whist ompAes ar being raised, H. accord
abee with Instruction. 10 +. CT IiIing Of. Gers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

THE GATE CITY,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER !

LATEST Sr LOUIS PAPERS. --Lowrev
of the Literary Depot, received full
supply of st. Louis papers Of Thursday
last night. We are under obligations for
an assortment left ON our table.
RA-N. h. Hart, son Of II. X. Hart Of
this city, having lately removed to Rich
tuond, Ind, has been appointed Captain
~ the Nth regiment Of Infantry, OF the
U. S. Army.
SuTLfR.-W are pleased to learn that
our worthy friend and fellow citizen, Mr..
) q. Copclin, has been appointed sutler
to the 18th Regiment He will open out
Immediately in Camp Halleek. As there
were over fifty applications for the place,
we presume our friend considers himself
quite fortunate in having succeeded.
LoasoLiDATED.--At the dress parade
yesterday Order No. 5 was read directing
the consolidation Of Capt IIutohcrafts
and Capt. Craig's companies. Captain
Hutchcrait remains Captain. Craips
company has the choice of Lieutenants.
aud the non-commissioned officers are
equally divided. Capt Hutchcraft was
made officer Of the day for to-day.
Ity- Ii is surprising how fast the cider
goes OF At the store Of J. j Bishop 4 Go
on the Levee. Their mill is going near
iy all the time, and yet they can scarcely
supply the demand. People seem to ap-
preciate pure cider, as we'll they might
when it is considered how much vile stuff
has been palmed off for cider vinegar that
blackens the teeth and burns the intes.
tines. Bishop Il Co. keep good Gro.
Gerry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

hereby lcertin thai am Instructed by the Com
naheer Ihif AZ tho StAtebf Ieah L. see thai in.
ahore Orders reidil snior,sa ell iur mar po,tf,
all persons thai Major 1eaefal Fremont Las e.Irestl,
refused - gram aGshefit teias body OF men
recruit IL the State ~ io.a eAeelf IL IL lth
tHa b. th consent Of tire nuYrrTpFef Tie state
ID, III. HlilIs Ala Nj. lYmn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
srAIF ot low, Ap4T sOYyt

HANANFrE1, Jet 10, lrUI. I
Ath meeting OF The Commander in Chief aud the
oH'eefs Of hs stan held IN The oice Of the AdGani
tebcfa 90 The 10Th day ~ 0etuber 4 H. 1851 tho fol-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
Heavy Rain West.

We learn that there was heavy rain
yesterday afternoon up the line Of the
railroad II was raining very hard
At Eddyyille when the train left, between
two aud three clock p. m, and continu,
ed to rain till the train reached Summit.
AZ Bentonsport and from there to this
place not drop OF rain fell.
Tie ice il rapidly melting away in the
les Moines River.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

RIVER MATrEgs.--lT nder the infu-
ence OF the soft aud balmy weather of the
last two or three days. the ice has entirely
disappeared at this psint The Menom-
lee made two trips yesterday FROM War
saw, getting aground once The Hamil-
ton Belle arrived last evening from Qun-
~, with good trip Of freight, and pass
engcrs She was detained Ii hours 90
ing down and still longer coming up BIZ
the Ice and low water She reports
scafcel y three feet, and the channel hard
TO find on account Of ice, which lines the
shore. Canton il inaccessible, md Ouin-
cy nearly blockaded.
The Gate City got aground on Thurs
day p. IA. below Canton, ON the way 10
Quincy, and was still there Yesterday
The Belle was going right back to help
her off
The Des Moines was to leave ST. Louis
on Thursday night for Quincy, and would
come up here If possible
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07

|ENNELOPEs ENNELOPES!!
~ Porte Folio Official. Consular, Legal Invoice
bank, Document. Packet Fost, Commercial ote Bath
PAY, hote Card and Drug Envelopes OF all styles and
|priees Just received AT
OGDEN. BRoWNELL a. co.'s
CRY Book sIoRR,
EepI On Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-07
GENERAL ORDER No. 80

= : - = = = =
AdJaiAAt General VI The STATE ~ /,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29

A Missouri BELI-EyERETT MAN ON Sc
cEssIoN.--Judgo Sample Orr, the recent Bell
Everett candidate for Governor of Missouri,
lin whose favor the Republican candidate
withdrew made speech in the State Con-
vontion the other day, from which we take
following pithy extracts:
SO it is with the question Of this Union. Some call
IL partnership and that the States mutual partners
who withdraw az pleasure. Look at il further. Sup
pose two partners stock and have goods and money
on handi the house catches fire and partner rush
in first ia time 10 the money the other partner
In and cougratuatcs him; the stock is gone, say
he, but we have saved the money, and can commence
again On, no, says the first partner just the hte
commenced took notion 10 dissolve partnership and
take it as my share l am sorry you were not here to
your share But the other partner go to law, and
gets writ TO his property, that's coercion
Now, not what you call it, am for the Constu
ton the Union and the enforcement Of law, and II that
is coercion you make The most 81 1t.
sale on the stump last year that would not take any
position against the general government and that
would countcraot the election OF Lincoln by making Bell
beat him said everywhere IN the State that would
support the Constitution and II this makes Lincoln
Aid Society, a member Of Lincoln Aid Society, then
you put down there. This is the sort Of talk
heaped every man who assumes Independent posi-
ton. as he had done for thirty years"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29
PRINTERS cuR1osITIEs.


A crust from printers pr.
A cloven foot of the devil.
A wheel from the royal cha(Dse
A toe nail Of foot line.
A heel bone Of the sheep foot.
A tear that fell from a capital l.
A candle made from printers fat.
sight from a shooting stick.
A quom from printers bank
A thorn from printers brtar.
A Jour who never came to stand
A nose from the face Of a type.
A CLEAN Of light from a y.
bruise from an imposing stone.
A piece of the rule that won't work both
ways.
jour who rested himself by sitting on a
column.
feather taken from the bed Of a press.
cold caught by using damp sheets.
A lawyer that plead printers case.
Matter from running head.
Some bark from a side-stick.
Some fur from the top of a small cap
Some veneering from a piece of furniture.
Some angry words from a cross-bdr.
The pleasure received from an ?.
The little finger Of tV
The Index of printers guide.
The uniform worn by General Intelligence
at the battle of Composition.
The "hands" that were fastened in the
roller stock.
The "suJ' who was punished by an hang
ing indcahon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29
HruiraI.
" THE GREATEST
s. MEDICAL
~ DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
NFNl kINU OF HJMUN
From the ieorst Scrofpio do,cn TO a common

~ Eh MINI VI HI NUN
From the ieorst Scrofpia doion to common
Iuapic.
lie has iUl 100 over eleven hundred cases, and never
failed except n two cases, both thunder hunur He has
Low n bis possession hundred certificates Oft
value AN within twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles warranted 20 nursing mouth
One 20 three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pm-
pies ON the face,
Two or three bottles win clear the system Of bilcs
Two bottles arc warranted to cure the worst cauker in
che mouth stomach.
Three five bottle, are warranted to cure the wors,
kind oi Ey-ipclaf.
One TO two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
Che eyes.
/ I'VE lac. orc warranted to cure running Of the cars
and blutchns among thc hair.
-Four to siA bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scaly crurtious Of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three TO four bottles warranted to salt rhcum
Five 200 eight bottles will the worst case OF ecrofua
benefit is always experienced from the first BOTTLE
and perfect cuc is warranted when The above quantity
is taken
RoxurRy, Mass
DEAN MAuNM,-lhc reputation of the Medical Dis
covcy in curing all kinds OF humors 100 well establish
3D. by thc unanimous voice Of all who have ever used IT,
at need mot say anything ON the subject as the most
sifu physicians and the most careful Druggists in the
country arc unanimous 10 its praise
ln presenting thc Medical discovery TO your notice.
do U Nih fl knowledge OF its curative powers in re-
hg'ing al. and curing mos, Of those diseases which
yuu unfortunately 500 liable That most cXcrutating
disease TO 900 aicguoulte mother
NURSING SORE MOUTH.
s cured n by miracle your own temper Is restored
o It's natural sweetness. and your babe from short and
ue' maps 10 calm and sweet slumhcrs and The Medi-
Gal discovery becomes fountain Of blessings your hus-
band lud household.
iu the more advanced STAGES Of
GAMER
it extends to thc stomach, causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which nothing but eankcr on The stomach then to the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29
4 n APERIENT AND sTOMACUIC

~ ApruruNfr .N-r, a.,.,,, ,.,t,,.
n ~ Al hAAI-.NA AMI olOM ANtilt
= preparation OF ii4N purified " oNBen aud Car
highest Medical Authorities, both in Europe and the
United states, and prescribed in their practice The
Penence OF thousands daily prove that preparation ~
ron can Dee compared with b. Impurities 81 the blood,
depression OF vital energy, pale eud otherwise scky
compilations indicate ia necessity n almost every cone
eei'abie case.
lnuoNous In all maladios IN which 10 haseen tried 10
has proved absolutely curative 10 II the following
oompia VIZ
/ In Debility. Nervous Affections Fmaciation U,sncp-
sia, Constipation, DnfrhUa, Dyscniery Iuriaiert Cnr-
SUMPTION, tcroiulous lahcrClgsis, Salt Ehrum. Nis-
menstfpaion, Whites thloross, Liver Comr aiuis,
Chronic Headaches, Rheumatism futrruittcnf d. rors
fmples 900 The Face t.
in cases oi GENERAL Debility whether the icsa.t OF
acute disease or OF thc continued dmmuton Of uorous
f muscular energy ucm atronie complaints, tria Of
mas proved successful TO an extent which
~ l'uVn n'i "i'len I'upn would render creai-
u. i'.,iu7 p" long ridden as 90 havc become Qr-
s'l'A 4" .l' own 900 sAO"ihnod have suddenly reap-
FSl'u w 700 gA1 "Ia As just returned ram nrotract-
W. XIV , u'' several very signal instances
Oh ta h.nd are 'i'c-t't NJ female snferors c0Rc1ttd
victims OF apparent m-ra.uHs, saurlncous exhaustion,
critical changes and that complication of nervous aud
Psppur aversion m af aud exercise for which the ply
sltnn nae d" name
I'D Nervous Affections OF all kinds, and for lns "a
miiar Go Wcdiga, mon, tr operation afthis preparation
Of ron must necrs1ry hc sanitary, fr, unlike the Ola
oAides Is vigorously tonic. without being exciting and
oFcheluuR aud gently regularly apCicnt even iu the
most obstinate casts of clslcupss without ever being
gastn PWgau'e 900 hhcuIg dsaproeahlc senaauon.
Az la W's atlo pI"ptlNi among others which makes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29
Boston s. ntm uork ADVERTISEMENTS.
DROP. l.. MILLER's HAIR INNIGO-
Il RATOR.--AN EFFECT1NE SAFE AND ECO.
NOMlCAL COMPOUND,

NOMlCAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
color without dyeing and preventing the Hair from turn
'FOR PREVENTING BADNESS. and curing it,
when there is the lcas, particle Of vitality recuperatve
FoR REMOVING sCURF AND DANDRUFF,
and al ontgneous affections Of the Scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYiNG THE HAIR, imparng to II
an uncqualy gloss and brllisncy making il soft and
silky in its texture and causing il to curl readily
The great celebrity and the increasing demand Tor this
untguAleu preparation convince the proprietor may one
tra IS only necessary TO satisfy discerning public OF
its superior qualities any other preparation At pre-
sent In use 1t clcanses the head and scalp from dan
dr and other cuaHcOus diseases. Causes tho hair 20
grow luxurantly, and gives it a rich soft, glossy and
flexible appearance and also where the hair Is ooscnng
and thinning 1t will give strength and vigor 70 the
roots, and the growth those parts which have
become bald causing IL 10 yield esh c0rcriUg ~ hair
There are hundreds Of ladies aud gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored by the Of this
n'gorator, when all other preparations had failed l.
NJ has In his possession letters innumerable tcstifyug
TO- the above facts from persons Of the highest respecta
olity 10 will oeCtualy prevent the hair from turning
gray until the latest period Of life and In whore
the hair has already changed It's color, the Of the In
vgoraior will with certainty restore % rs original hue
giving % dark glossy appearance As perfume ioi
The toilet and Hair Restorative 10 partcualry recon-
mendcd' having agreeable fragrance and The great
facilities 10 affords iu dressing he hair, which, when
moist with the lnygoraor can Dc dressed iu any rcqur
cd form SO as to preserve Dos place, whether plain or in
curls-hence the great demand for it by the ladies
Standard f0ht article which none ought 20 be without,
as the price places It within The reach Of ALL being
ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS
per bottle, to be had at an respectable druggists and
L. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians TO the of bis uvgoator, in vher,
the chudrcns hair uclIuc to be weak. The use Of it
lays the foundation lr g00d hcad OF ham, 30 removes
any Impurities TINT may have become connected With Che
SCALP the removal of which is necessary both for the
hcalth Of the child and the future appearance OF It's Hair
CAyuoN.-Nunc genuine without the fact simle LOU
is MI lft being on the outer wrapper Also b. MIL
LEXIS HAIR lNNlG0RAIok, n. T., blown in the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29

~ Dr. c. II. SHOLES, Eclectic Physician, gives par
cular attention diseases Of the geo urinary organs
and special diseases n women See advertisement in
another column. QSi9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29
DR. MARSHALL'S CATARRH AND
IL HEADACHE SNUFF

Ue0Wc0Ic " WH0IesaIe Druq0iSls IN 1884.
The undersigned, having for many years been aeouan-
ted with Dr. Marshalls Catauh and Headache stuff.
and sold Ia our Wholesale trade cheerful, state that
mendauons given Of i for the cure Of Catarrhal Alice
tons and that Is decidedly the best article have
ever known 9t all the common diseases Of the head
bosfoN-llenshaw, Edmonds & Cos Reed, Austin
a Cos brown, hanson Col Reed, Cutler & Co; Seth
W foUlc Wilson, Fairbank * Co.i Garter, Colcord q
Preston
PORTLAND Nell. IL. Hay
NEw NoRK,-rhomas & Fuller c. IL Ringi Oliver
Hull A. b. 4 d Sands Stephen Paul a Cos Israel
Minor Cos Curtis 4 Perkins; McKeson K Robbins
Haviland, Hanal Rslcy Siebbins, Morgan Allen;
A. L. Sooyill e Cos C. V. Cickcncr Co.; NJ Ward ,
Close Co.; Bush Gale For sale by Druggists gen.
crazy throughout the country l9eop70.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29
REAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS
" COLDS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
NlaA = kN|H n
DIR. j. W. POLAND x co.

DIR. j. W. POLAND a co.
Gofistown Centre, ~ II.
The following testimonials will tell something about
Medicine that is becoming popular faster than any
other article sold by druggists -
Rev. J. *. Chase Of Rumncy, n. H., under date Of
April 4, 1850, says when your favor, 1.-TWO bottles Of
White Pine Compound was received, was suffering
from most severe cold. took the Compound, and was
able TO preach in two days. | believe the
Compound is invaluable medicine. ! do wish thou
sands who know nothing Of its virtues, would become
better acquainted with it,"
Rev. l. C. Stevens, Pastor Of the Baptist Church at
Gofstown Centre, in a letter dated Feb 1860 says
"Some Of my family have tried IT, Che Compound with
signal success. beieUe IL 10 be Qthe best cough
Remedies prepared. Besides its value Cough
medicine, have good reason to believe 1t 10 be all 1t
claims to be for Kidney Diseases and Diabetes
Mr.. Asa Goodhle, Of Bow, n. H. was so Frustrated
by Diabetes In March 1859 that neither himself any
who saw him thought that he could possibly live through
the month As last resort, he thought he would try
the White Pine Compound. They procured bottle for
him he began to take IT,, aud to the surprise Of ALL i'm
mediately showed signs Of amendment Eleven months
case. he says 81 believe Dr. Polands White Pine Com
pound, under God has been the means Of my recovery
thus far"
Hundreds Of cases Of Kidney complaints cured entire
y by taking the White Pine Compound, have been re-
ported by druggists. Here are two as samples
An aged man in Danvers, Mass, heard Of the Com
pound, a wonderful curative for kidney complaints,
Being great sufferer from that difficulty, he sent to the
Ap0thecary for two bottles. They CURED him. lie said
they were worth hfy dollars He has since sold good
many bottles himself
The second case was that of business man. in Salem
Mass, liz was also cured Of the complaint Az
forwards he 10 Minnesota The great fatigue Of his
journey brought ON return OF his former difficulty and
seeking in vain in Minnesota for the Compound, he
compelled to send all the way 20 Salem TO have for
warded Dy express
July 1850 On. POLAND Mr. J. c. Buterfed,
Jr, who sells your Medicine has requested me To give
brief statement of what your Vhfe Pine Compound has
done for me had been afflicted with the Kidney Com
plant for long time and had bad Cough Of ten years
standing, which caused 10 spit blood quite frequent
y. No one Of my acquaintance expected that should
get my health again But hp0 bottles Of your White
Hlrh me Of he
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29
THE NEW VERMONT REMEDY -
HENRY'S VERMONT LLVIUENT.

For rheumatism, lnAamaiion Cramp Sprains Bruises,
Cuts, Burns, Flesh Wounds, Spasms, 1oothaoho Sud
den Coughs, Colds Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, &c.
ihis article Is warranted 10 be the best Eminent OF
! am Killer IN the world. We want 10 give away few
bottles in every town In Vermont, the that
nntmng else will cure, so that get il introduced
at once Ask your Dnggists OF Merchants to order
supply on commission, and will put IN a few bottles
nee 10 give away An orders should be addressed the
popTetors, ]. NJ HENRY A SONS, Waterbury, VI
Price % cents Warranted 0t6i