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LoCK .HosPI9As,
HIS, ssssessrss fRs Ssesf Cs-tsss, SPEEDY ssl sslv
ESsssss! Rssssdy - tAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRgDENoE,
LET NO FALSE DELIcxcr FRsrBET.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, Or NO CHlRGB,
IN FROM ONE 10 TWO DAYS.
.sy, snd Bladder .;aIss.ssy Bsss.lT., iHPssne,,
sra Dshy, Esa.sssoss, CysYsPsy, LAagass, Csais.ss
ssss urea, so.. 81 ssS sisss 3. ps"s. ss
AZ, a.s :: Y.ss... Dr.sa sss pse nv. f ss
9e., vss.s RAIDER Marriage iu2ssEblS and dsst7 tsA
YOUNG HEN
Especially we ban bsesms The victims sssry yiss
Y an snunsly G5rs thoE.saes q fesrG Msa q q. si
s,,. 1i: "a sSs srs; yes 49, .a.T.s
ss.nes g vaf'd sssssrs &c 'ng Tyre, NAY ssil via
MARRIAGE.
-. ki tLhseSs, or fsEng nso ssnisnpltuag Mar
s.,aG ..,,s y Phy,ss NsAEn's. 'rssss dss',
=. vhs psssI hims'H sndss - Dr. atS r,iiri-
-. T. o.. ssSs. 2. Ftas-a taG ssafds.y
OFFICE Ne. oCTH FREDERICK ST.
!. e s.n.s g. if: . sss., urea. y ss re.
sssi b paid and esuiaia a ,tsrsr
pS. JOHNSTON.
hsnssr q. Royal Cell.ss Of sarzssn, L.nd.. sudp-
Z. ns.ps. Of Lonssn Pst. fsss.shis a. 80
ever inSse. nan, s9Sss ' a,',ss en- "a at ..
:sda.s s.Sn:. @ ar beng alarmed a
.sm.pms, Sisa dsr1ng.n'ns 81 mnd v.rs cured iaas.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
nan sGd sts. Sho ssy' Inferred hsaskt.s
..rns P,.Sse. u When sl.sss 6ssi ,sss6t,
vnlsn are mighty h tFsn when sslssp, snd erred
S.aI, ,hsed sFsy .oa ''''''' ''N ~aa And
fhss. Of the .f.s,. Ir.d.e.s
S. .sd D,n.. q s.s L.. %: ss:. .as
s, b.ena.%.S 81 8. .9' s'i Dy,I'Fs, s,.s, I
p;ssi ,y, syTP.o% @ Of ,oo9.HmPtion' a.
dr,sdsd-Lc., Of ,mer, Ccnfsssn :, iSaS, p,nT.s,,,s
Of sptrts, Ev FOrsbOdinEs Arssssn 81 soeis;y ftf.
rs,, Lo,' Of ssii'sds rntisy, ss q tks s,
NrRvOu. DIsILIrr.-Thss..ns, cen 20. ..s., VIA, 4.
bog .,ai pale nsrTos e. .ci.,.S ssvins S"ss.,
pP''rshss asss' IRE sysI esssh yuPtsms .s0ssnp
DISEASES or IMPRUDENCB.
ne aud PrEds vstsry rlsaftrs
happen, that in,d ,Gnis q thss c. drsss u .Ssry
nm ier9 aPeyine . thes, che a .sseau.u sna
.,na. o. fnsrsui sad e,.rnirs Prstand' ncsPsSs
49,, ssS .. Iss s se6,'sns, L.'g hn ti1G
hntd, and in despair him sith ruined health 4, ,rh
~. 81 y n: -: s,s e
.rnsis diIsa's sseh sf tIr Tsfsa lead
Bsrisd to bis dreadful rsfsrinFs ~ sindnf hint ks N
answered essntrF sra Sksss fsts.ns
Dk. .OdNs0R'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IafPOTENCY
~ wiz TsS and ingsr4nt remedy Of tAs srfsxs
are speedily ssEsd and f ssssysd EAsusAAds 81 s
- htSest sns dsbt:.sd. vie had lea; al hsDs, la.s
ssss finn sdiitsly relieved
All inps iinsu HauisFs rbyssssl Mental Di,ess
lstusns, hssi Of PrssTssVs Fewer HsTvsas lTTt.lty
hshns snd WeApsss EzAasssA u tss nss fstEis
had speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF 7HB PRESS.
fna MANY fHoUtAsDs cured a. thia institnusa within
us last ssTsntssa years. ard the ssrf
sal sfsStuens psrsrrnsd ~ D.. Jshuss vnssssd
fpersn 81 hs PapsTs and Eay sissE psrIslE nscss
Ensh hsVs again and before tks psks
ass hn sanding gentleman and
sIty 10 ssss'sut fssTAntss sGistsd mar lSIy
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PROF. ALEXANDER wot 4 =

FIANIST AND CUdP OSER,
By general request VIII open cla.s for the Piano
and Singing, BIZ has Few and simplihed ==E52
method. In this way, 61 CpportnnItyfTHFn
will be eXtenoe 10 al Who desire IL go
saire o knowledge of Vocal and Instrumen tai
Muslc, on the most liberal terms. All those who
deere % join thls course will apply at once At
hie residence, No 303 sixth street, between X
street ard New York avenue.
Hours Of reception between and II O'Clock q. me-,
or Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
IA p I'm
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u Thurlow Weed writes from Paris

u Thurlow Weed writes from Paris:
"ArckbishOp Hughes, l regret TO say, has been
quite i'll for fortnight cOnfaed most OF the time
70 MS bed. Though much wasted. nothing seri-
cls IS apprehendsd
The Emperor expresses disappointment and
regret in not seeing Gen. Scott, for whose char.
acter and services ne has great respect, and from
whom be expected useful Information"
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TRAVELLERs, DIRECTORY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.

- J s s.
On a.d Aft~ MONDAY, Fsbr~ary 5, lssa-
PAssKreKR TRAINS bETwEKs
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORB
VIII run a. follows;
stz Daily Trafss lTric, a. as1 Desssf tors
WesAtssfgs Ddtb deNtag tks ursSk,
esS fteo % Sundays.
For fhilsielphis ard New York-Leave wash
For BsitimoIs-IesYs WssAI=stoh at zoo and
7fg A y; AZ Sc ssd . E;,a.m~
For h.!IisssIs SD s: Ssf;h and west, i..v.
For FHoSs1ok az a 80 :. az. I'd co., g
.s4iNS. MOVING NORTH.
MorniS: ELsress save " a,slhisrsi9n o. =: AZ
Ns s = Y6af :. NJ ass 81 LIS '
MOrniEE A:.oEg%TSasl:Sss cave sSs.s,.-s 90
oa; q B,,SOrs TEs : ne MOrninE &c COS1sIos
s.S M. Nh s.as. iss !, x e. tPkss.
sPP55;l ss ssy T n1Sr To- p. x; ,,.,n,,o, ,,,n,
y. reschin: Bsihinors At 4 50 n. and PSisds phis
Aa.!noon AoooTncdanon-ls.ys w.:hinr.on
nexions At Baltimore. Ihis is the afternoon Oo--
sven EVsrI ne EsrTess-i-s,e Warrington 8 p. n.
Arrive I B-iss5oTe az ?. x; .Phnidep his less
~ ESS 1or !,,s y; SSr,ises,,
The p. n. train from Washington connects
through 20 New York every cay during tho veet
TRAINS MOVING SOUTR
Leave New YORK 1t A. - :; Phi iAoefhia - a.
r.; bt.huors <oo r. n Arrive % Wassirgton ~
Lave New YORK sts ?. ~; PbHrdelyhIr pSo ,.
n, Baltimore ~ A. u. Arrive 81 " tshingtOn 80
Leave New York 1T II p. n; Philsd.l.his So
| a. NJ; Balonore5S5 A.h Arrive 90 washington
Local Accommodation Tr.rss lo.rs Baltimore
NsA T., and tei Is for Washington. arrive
On SHnday. a. t-so end : IS A. y. only from Bait
Sundays.
Passenger Trans lesrinr washington n1so a.
n. sad O. t.N., tnd Baltimore ~ IS A. and ~
r. - make difrot connections for Annapolis 81 the
Junction. The1f9 M, ard 500 p N connect q,
RelsY Tor Frederick, hsgcrstovn, &C., &C., exeePt
Sundays.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore ADD gssb-
lnEtOn ~ $50 A. u. and = t0r y.
Passenger Trains le.vIss WsbhinEton ~ 600 A,
y. II A. q, snd 2. 81. and Baltimore at kSO and
| 5ss A. G., viii sfop Only az ASsdpolts JNsenos-
way Passengers must take the Accommodates
Trans vilI leave Washington and Baltimore
prossgfiy rad ff=ss, excepting that toe Isl
Y, IS n, aud 90 trains will wait 80 mi Iutee
necessary, 20 seculo the passengers and n ais
from the last
For SICK and woun1ed SOldiers-A specla car ,
with an attendant. vita beds, will leave WashIng-
ton twice veet Tor Phladel phIs direct at n n,
soldiers. w, p. SMITH
fel Master Of Transportation, Bait
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Soh0iERe JUST RETURNED PROM
kichmond can bgy their Clot6inf and Fur.
- fS 6ass% & SorNss1s Sc 80
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
1 Have now on hand q large and fine assortment OF
CARRIAGES superior 10 any IN Thea EER2/
In.Tket, phioh 1 I'm prepared ~ sel NIX
low for cash, PsrsSrs IN want OF gOodS2-S-@-
work, Will do veil TO call All eAsaline my spock
before purchasing Q ssN mere.
Ali repairs neatly dous. and orders promptly At
hnve siso one very fes c,ose PANEL Carriage,
which originally cost 81 SIS, bu' lite rSed, and
gin be sold low, es the owner IsSs 90 irIus T use
for IL. ANDREW }. IOINci
ia slim C0Tne- l4Ih 4. q r atge<ats-
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sMENT OF 7HB PRESS.

AANi rhotfAFDe cured a. this inEiitHsisn within
last Hrsntssn ysars, ard the Important tErff-
sal sfsTtnens psrfsrrnsd BY D.. Jshuss vtnsssso
fepsrs 81 hs PapsFs and sthsE psrIsnE
ysh have sIFsHso again and sssn ssfss the psks
ass h stand a. GENTLEMAN 81 and ps.-
biiity 10 ssss'sut fssrkntss sEicssd mar lkIy
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1881 TIE [Issa
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
- z go
with its conneotlons)

with It's conneotonsl
is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
TO al points in the
WEST, NoRTH-wEsT AND sourH-wEsT.
UFOr Through Tickets, apply at the Once Of
the Northern GENITAL Kali Road Com
pany, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Splsndid Sleeping Cars on all N.gAt TIoins
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trans.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers Wi take the a. anO p. m. trains.
arriving in Baltimore at 7-So q. n. and IS p. M.
the NortRsrh CsntTs e .Hd nd STRIVE IL Hs4 En
bnit q ,. m. and Las . m, there connecting
Railroad for al parts u the ves2 ' '1N~
BY this route, frelghts Of all descriptions can be
Iorwarded 70 and from Any point on the Railroeds
OF Ohio, Kentucky, INDIANA, Illinois, Wisoonsln
loSa, or Missouri. b. RaslToGS diYecf
The Peunsy vsnia Central kaIlrOAd a lao connects
q flttsburg with Steamers, by which 6Oocs oen
he forwarded 20 any port or the Ono, MuFkinfum,
hentuckS, Tennessee, Cumbs r. and, Illinois Miss
ltslfRl, W lsoonsin, Missouri, Kansas, ArkaIsas,
end keo X lvers; and a. Cleveiand, Sendut Nv and
Chioago with steamers 90 all Northwestern aEas
merchants and shippers entrustine the tranEpor-
tatlon OF their Freight 20 this Company, oan rely
via oonhdenee on its sPeedy tlansIi.
point In tho West, hy the Pennsylvanln C-nfrs1
RAILROAD, srt at al times 6dcoTobIs as ogs
tharstd 6v ofksT RaiE-ocd C0plpdaiss
CENTRAL R r."
MAGRAW & KoONs, Freisht gents,
No. SO North street, Rat more,
ENOCH LEWIS. 6en'l superint't, Altoona, Pa,
u. u. HOUPT, 6en'l Ticket aE't. Philadelphis
ID; HOUSTON, 6en1 Freight Agent, Phis-
1elPna- "a <-dly
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AGO Z. wERTHEIMER & CO, AGA
tOH No, asa AND 464 SEVENTH ST., HUI
Opposite the Post Ones,
Ofer theIr stock OF WINES, BRANDIES, GINS,
COHDIALS, ETC.. Also their large assortment oi
SEGARS, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, etc.,
for sale at w holesals Prlcos.
They keep constantly on hand fine PHILADEI,-
PHIA CREAM ALE, IN kegs and bottles, for
hers or family use The public IL general are re
suested % give them cali and examine their
splendid stock Of goods.
9. WERTHEIMER & CO.,
AGA and z64 seventh street,
De 1-sm oppo. Post OiIce
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- & J. MYERS,
y. 10 WASHTNSTos BUILDING,
Pear. AcepSs.
A larZs stock OF American ~ 6tohss Tor sale, AZ
wholesale, hy =. I. J. MYERS.
American Clocks e. VINO esA.e By :. L MYERS.
Watch MassrI ais Gt wholesale bT ) r. j. NJ ERS.
Plated Chains 81 vtols.aie by $. a. MYERS
Watch Work done for ths trade only; By praotl-
cal workman. at =. g. j. MYERS.
Steel ard Gilt Kcys at Wholesale By ). & J.
hTERS.
H. All wholesale dealers In Watches and Jew
elrJ would do well 20 call - =. ]. MYERS be-
fore going on East or gUTohasInE elsewhere.
ia Inn
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DENTISTRY.

.zl.7'rrg DENTISTRY. .-~sryT
Dn. CHARLES Il. BOTELER,
DENTI5T.
NO. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BKTwrxN 9TH AND 10TH Srs.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CRRcPLASrl BONE
Z e III,
WI1Esyf INITIAL PLATE on CLASPS.
DIR. 8. B sIsEsMoNp,
VIZ 6Toedtsdy, Nss YoYk-260 Ptszsrlrdnia a.
~. ~, tttvsss liza asd lsfk SIS, Washfasfon,
Ceos the attention Of the fubiio 70 the following
% TRases OF his improved system: $50
Lne Ieeth OF his manufacture viuSS$Dr5
sscSa to0rouS nor change color BY any
seos; penn three- fcurths lighter than any other
Z NO teeth or roots need Be extracted. AZ II,
AuneIni ones Tan be inserted over them.
49, he too1 VIII Be iasac InoEensire, an never
:: No temporary tseth are needed. a, verm.nep,
ones can be Esde immediately, thereby preserving
Es IA IISSturs eI lreseion Of the hce. which under
D. This work has been fully tested owe. Eve wear.
county. NfA''-S1~-' " e-''7
Or; has alec invented . white under.tuctive
meSi nlARs, with which the most sensitive teet h
ean % aled without pain, and osa build up Ser.
syunq sootn On any mao roots, which viii last
. The best q references rlyen-to Or. ". Mott; Dr.
pofemns, Professor of Chemistry, N, Y: Hon
Judge Wayne, OF the Supreme Court Of wsshins-
ton, end thousands of others.
SsLl ano examine for yourself no 8-em
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-09

MoRMosiaM IN TUE SANDWICH Is
LAxps.---A missionary at tie Sandwich
Islands in a recent letter allades to t" re-
newed stir in the ranks, Of the Aofmons.
The new apostle Of their aause is Captain
Gibson, aided BY young man from
Northampton, MasaacE usetts. It was
suspected, for while, that Gibson was
lesgaed with some privatsers; but the
opinion ID nav guining ground that he 10
indeed m agent Of Brigham Young and
that the Mornons Of Salt Lake mediate
Z descent upon the Islands, which they
linteed to seize and hold IA more pleas
ant home 4 han Unh.' Il
MAPLE SuaAR- --It is now hard upon
the isst of Aprilt and not : sugar eTcl,, !,
ard in the country, 50 Gar as we can learn.
,is in running order. The depth Of snow
has rendered i impossihs TO tap ths
treas, gather the sap or make the sugar
For these reasons, let the weather be ev-
er 50 prcpitious, the manufacture Of ma
pie sugar must be very light this year 10
Vermont. Had tAs season been favor
able, amore new sugar would have been
made this year than ever hafore As it is
there viii be very little for foreign mar
ket. II Vermont Phenix. ii s4nig
.
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01ODx31nG Gers
ON NIGHT TkAlkerO
PHILADELPHIA, New Ys1k and Baltiners.
~ Baggaye Checked Through. -
All Trsnsners PPeS
FHEIGHTS.

, 4
BY thisreuic, Freights OF all descriptions can BE-
forwarded from FhilsdslpAia, new York, Bosson er
balttnozs, 70 pr from pAs p0int On the kaiiseaAs
lows o. kissosri, BI RAILa6AD DIskt.r . =
Tbs PennsyIyAnh kailF9ad sAo eopneeta et Pj(ts-
burg With dtS4nef, BY which Goods cap BE- forward.
cd 70 any poin& - ths OAis, AuskM3ua kAssusky
sipri. Missouri, KAnsas, n anaas. ana He'd kIssys;
and - Ne vsSspd, nandaSky ChGsaGu y ithseoan-
ers to alt ports on the Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers cntrusi nE tie tf4nspO
tioa ef iAeg EFsigAsAe M osnAAst ssa Sssy uth
con hndence on Ii speedy trsnsfi.
s'ta TIE 1tates " FrcfShi 20 ass
ToaAd fron sasy 1eAsAia the Ms>l 81 shs nsnnsyl-
yaai. csnsra tsi.sosS, @ are e AZ t.Ga. AS IA
EoNncoApAYHx,v aaitgh g.j u
For Knight CoSTsetsos SAippiag p,rseaaess, -
ply 10 Or sddress either u the following oftke
Co0peny~ a&@gsTA Agsw~ n ss7wfTsSs 50
s. ss i; Fssi. ss.as ;ssst ;ssi ;,sss Il.
CLAkkEA CO., ,TnsSssn A9ssn s,.sfa "a s-z,-ss{
II. ". BROWN a Co, CincinnAIi, o.
I.G PC: 2aAI f6oek lcal:ea9 ca kys's lA4A
cIARff { CO. csis.:;s, css:; lilisn'''''' H. "a
W.A.M h,i4.}4ANG4M Galiipoiis,
q. b. NAL, IaTkersburx, Va. u
8 HALL = CO., Mar ~ Z; o. TkH3 i3ET1NH
e84 u S-sRIRRCR = CO., xanea ilIe, q. ff q.
M'DUwELL X M'CoLN. rostsmoaih, o.
4. Mn kE1sY. Mas syitis, ky.t
Z. r. JOHNSON, ,kipley, o. fs 81
JOAN TODD, Covfhgton, Ky.
g. u HEATON, Cleveland o. sfeflIfa
\. G. MEkDRuA, Gsan Travelling As,tfor
the Ssufh Ana West. t$SFRs ~ A@I3f# "e1 - III
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A RRITALS AND DEPARTURES
IA 0 Co. @& ea
~ RATI.Rf1An I'm ArDra.

Northern Trsin iesves daily tsuudsys exceptedl ii
e.o0a. m. ana arrives u l:se p. m.
Western Train leaves daiy lsnndayx excepted at
7;a0A-A aa1snp p -, aad ssrfvss al IsssS M ma
$40 p. M.
At Hamilton Depot, Trsins on the Wabash Valley
Ralfoaa STRIVE dsils, sxcstt ksadsss, at4octscsS p
m, and depart daily Sunday excepted ats. 10 D. n.
Basses copss@ staS StAisessy. a#A
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DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

DOST-OFEICE DIRECTORY. NJ
Arrival ~ the Mails. ef
Rssssrn Aasasrsives daily tsundsys sxcepted,vis1
Plymouth. At o'clock 3. n. 4. ak#& &4a
~. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily on
sacepssdt = SPIN. @
w.tsrn Nail arrives daily except sundays)As 1900
o'clock ---- --4-44---+-fr
Burlington Maiiarrives daily lexs:Yt Kssa1y ).i q
20 pm. F8fssRt 1853 II @f&
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrive l.,ly EAa4syss
szespted) At 3,p. N. eFs @se*
Charleston Mail ts.tri-seekly) ARRIVES rassisSs,
aharsaA1s an eesun;sys,st p.n- y - -
Closing 81 slAc M9ils.s u
Rhs~nS;Affcfoses e daily Iexesrt satur dsy,i Il sp
Y84gTa g$A& G@
t-Louis and Southern haiicicses daily tssturdAys
ezceptsd) sts pHseE sa8 3s s gzsg2zasG
Darlington AsiicIosss daily texesptsstardaysl ~
SPIN. a8@s4s SIS s$b@s j K#s as-e
Western Mail closes daily (exespt Esturasys) ats
o'clock p. m.
csrAassanA RlynsstA Mai closes dsii yfs.ssxsassa
szcspsedl al ap.n-
Charieston Nail usri.weekIy) closes Mondays Wed
aesdsys and rAhy& q ts.A. INA
IL T The Post Once will be open on 1npdAys from
sts tsfes'eisek,a.n. J. .h. HOWELL, II.
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President finc6fn finn cAf has "a sant IAa mess. .
70 Congress which win secure for Mn,
the warinest sympathy aud admiration Of
the civilized world. He proposes that
the txo Houses shau. By . joint resolu.
tion, offer 70 cooperate with the Slave
6taass for the gradual emancipation Of HE
Slave population. He advocates this
proposition by aygtneAts th1t IRE .lrfe-
sistable. HS points out that this measure
10 one q thesnost adlrtents ~ sStE6reG
ervAti6ii; and that if adopted by The more
Northern States, II would nlienate them
permanently from the Southern .ConIed-
srany, and 20 brsak the neck pf the re-
bellion. While not claiming ~ tie Fsd-
|eral 6Ovsrpment the right u interfere
with Slavery within the State limits. the
President significantly remarks that If
|resistAnce To the National authority con-
tinues, it is impossible 70 forsses whAt
|may take place. '.SuGh means - may
|seem indispensable, or may obviously
|prOpin1 1nBst 6aefsnsJ towdhsaBa Nndfie
the struggle mus. :Ia III ssSas.' = Thiis THIS
s an unmistakable hint to those Who per
list is.rsbslaien, 70 put thAir houss ID or
Her. Mr.. Lineoln, IN the form Of m In
Ferrogatory, suggess whether tho coms
penaftlon offered would not be Of Mocs
Paiue 70 the States and persons copcefh-
d thpltlI isFitplj4a Of slSvely In the
present aspect Of a1hirs. The message
lppesrs h baFe beel WAn received BY tie
more ia6aeatiai organs Of the press, nhd
70 shall wait wilA11eaB f6t1rasts ID ~
debates which it must ocoasion within
- WIN II congress. { :
sg 4F Il ss IL qs57S Ms&s
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RoE0lDENr LiNCOLN,s EMANCIPA.
TlON POLICY.

IFFom the Londou Tlmea MArfA "a -
TIE ;n,el,;oaa.s e., -,
We nnbl;.h ta.dsv !. .ha ,aas, ;.x>,.s... 80
vhieh M. re.chs1 III. c''nt;ra,i - 80
the Tn;..a M aonu s,o.as nl;. l.' continent slnee
lics The srs, osT.r h.s ~ ha. .SHS SyyS
the North pres;dent I;ncoin - n,ano.sy -
to .hol;sh i. y.r, = .ho - S@..t.
ually hur;ng M M sl..as -;.L x
erai revenuss iear;.~' -hn-assr ~ ~, A
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-09
KEOKUK IOWA WEDNESDAY, APRII 8, 1862

II Is impossible to exaggerate the ims
portance Of this document, or the momen-
tous character Of the issues which are in
volved in the propositions which it con
tains. Il is, at all events. an indication
that the dawn Of emancipation IL not re-
mote, and that the government Of the
United States is prepared to carry out
chat grestaetef jnstioe By wise and peace
ful means.
lFron the Liverpool Post March 2o.]
Mr. Lincoln has sent to Congress mes
sage 40 startling that it has almost sns-
pended discussion at Washington, the dn-
ferent parties being afraid to meddle With
it until they discover the tendency Of pab-
lie opinion. However it may eventually
be received in America, tbors can b no
doubt that II viii hays an ipcalculabls sf.
feet in Europe, and that effect will be
most favorable to the northern cause
Hitherto every European country has
justified iss leaning 70 the South, or its
apathy towards the North, on the ground
that the federai government was not hon
estay Or hesrtiiy opposed 70 slavery. To
that serious imputation the new messsge
Of President Lincoln ss . direct answer,
for he proposes erheme which will Gin
iliate"-that is the word he himself ss-
lects-the entire emancipation Of the ne
groes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-09

r. The effect Of the successes of Burn
side and 'Foote Is very perceptiblc in ill
quarters. The contrabands, as may well
be supposed, are not Indifferent. One of
them quietly inquired, recently, as follows
"Can you tell Why it is that Master
Burnside found that it took Sve northern
ers to equsl one Southerner p
No. replied We, show is il? p
catch one southerner-he runs SO fast-
and then II takes the other northcfner to
whip him = s II
Pretty good for contraband.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-09

Ihapkfsi ratrousK6 q 1lS6faIky bssteve6 On
them while at the Nell House, Columbus, and WHINE
Aonss Ca1saanait. OAae thy rssrsctfsiiy ASH fof
contipAAnee tbs AAe Assusing thsif pAtrOns That
me "kichmond VIII be conducted on the liberal
plan. s,s6fs3g4 So
.,.,A. j - = - ~ Per Aays
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-01
PROVISION AND GROCERY STORE.
KINGS BLOCK


The subscriber having permanently located
himself IN Upper Sandusky, would take this
method OF informing the citizens of the village
and vicinity that he has just received his
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
consisting of, in part-Sugar, Tea, Coffee Mo
,asses. Pepper, Starch, Alspice, Ginger, Cheese
Tar, &c.
FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY
Special attention paid to this department. and
will keep constantly on hand, Oranges, Lem
ons, Rasins. Almonds, Pea Nuts, Rnglish Wal:
nuts. Figs. and everything that the taste may
crave ill this way.
FISH and BACON
White Fish, Cod Fish, Mackerel, Dried Her
ring, Sugar and Country Curei hams, should
Butter, DC.
TINWARE
have lust received large assortment of sure
rior Tinware. Consisting in part of Buckets
Pans, Basins, Cups, Lamps. measures, etc,
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT
have large assortment of Coal Oil Lamps,
al d have and will continue to furnish the peo
pie with pure article of Carbon Oil, free from
explosive properties
CROCKERY and STONEWARE!
of ali descriptions. You cannot come amiss by
calling on me if you want something fashions
BILE in this line
SPECTACLE
would also say that am prepared to grind
down and set gla ses adapted to all conditions
of the eye. Persons afflicted with weak eyes,
Near-si -sightedness, o, any disease of the eye
which renders it necessary for them to use
glasses, can be accommodated by calling on
me.
FANCY ARTICLES and NOTlONSl
comprising a large assortment which is too te
GiouS to enumerate
Sati SIZED that satisfaction can be rendered tc
all who call upon me for goods, 1 ask them to
drop in and take view before purchasing
elsewhere A BLACK
GTButter. Eggs. Chickens, and all descrip
iont OF ofcountry produce taken in exchange foi
goods A BLACK
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-01
COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned have this day entered into
partnership in the practice of medicine in all
its various branches, under the firm of Hender-
son& Smalley. Hoping by due attention to
bus: ness to merit libel al share of patro nage.
r. A. HENDERSON,
j. W. SMALLEY.
U. Sandusky. O., July 1, 1862.
P.S.-A favorable opportunity is now offered
to those indebted to me- to come forward and
settle their respective accounts.
II. 4. HENDERSON.
July5 62 4t35.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-01
NEW VOCAL MUSIC

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is a Beautiful world, by I NJ Holmes. These
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