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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26
Nashville Ours!

Louisville, Feb. q.
Reliable private information received
tonight assures us that Nashville is now
virtually in the possession Of the federal
forces.
The steamer Argonsut from Cairo, ar
rived at Jefferseasille this afternoon with
1914 Fl. Donelson prisoners, including
Gen. Buckner and staff. They were 10
charge Of detachment of federal troops
under command of Capt. Walker, aud
were sent to Indianapolis by special train
this afternoon.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New Y ork. Feb.

1900 WV 4 WIN TVUt [D.
Flour--Receipts of 1868 bbls; marke,
without decided change; sales 5000 bbls;
s545@5 So Super State; IS 75g5 80 Elk.
ira State; IS 45@S5 SIS Super Western;
So 1905 So Common to Medium Elk.
ira Western SIS 65@s6 O5 Shipping
Brands Extra r. III. @.
Wheat-Receipts 4,sls bush; marke,
dull and nearly unchanged.
Corn--Reeeipts 4,7s6 bushels; market
dull and heavy; sales $4,000 bushels 62s
(a6iA Mixed Western.
Pork-Continues firm Sl3 75@Sl4 90
for Mess; 50 750sl0 for Prime.
Dressed Hogs-Firm, 5@54 Western.
Whiskey-Firmer; sales 800 bbls; 26c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26

There is new danger menaciny the
Democracy of the North Gen. Bishop
Polk of the Southern Coufederacy has
written letter advising emancipation as
last resort for the South. This will
never do Gea. Bishop Polk must at
once be silenced. Let the sham Democracy
at once cry out against this new fanat.
icism Il is unconstitutional . Half the
Union officers viii resign their commits
sions, and half the soldiers will lay down
their arms il it is contaminated This is
not n war for the overthrow of slavery.
but to maintain the Union ''in all its pur.
ity" = Abolition, abolition. abolition +
Set the dogs on Gen. Bishop Polk -
Peoria Transcript.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

On FRIDAY morning, Feb. o5.h. from shed near
Court House In heoknk. dark bay mule about
hands high two small white spots on lch hip S ye
old n the spring name clipped, tsl heavy has be
KEPT lear AfeSadria. suitable rswa I'd will he Civ
for her return or for Information that will lead 10
covery Word may be left At x. r. Bowers store "
irt25 dbt DAN'L CULKIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26
GREAT STORM.
New York, Feb. "a.

Our marine reporters were unable to
board the steamers North Star and Con-
stitution owing to the tremendous gale.
All the vessels anchored in the North
River, including the frigate St. Lawrence,
dragged their anchors. In the East
River some vessels were badly chafed and
parted their moorings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26
4 ARRANGEMENTS WITH RAJ
IN ROADS

STATE OF Iowa, ApJUrAsr GENERALS 0vyIc,
Des Aolnes, February 9Th, is62.
Arrangements have been made with the follow
named Railroads far the transportation or lows
diers at the following named rites:
ILLINOIS CENTRAL BAiLRoAp
Wounded sick, discharged and furloushed sold
nj two cents per mile.
ST. Eoris, ALros AND CHICAGO RArrsoAp.
Al same rates at Illinois Central Railroad.
CHICAGO AND ROCK BLAND RAILROAD.
Same as Illinois Central Railroad.
oALksA AND CHICAGO uEIo. RAIlscAp.
Same a. Illininois Central Railroad.
KEoEuK, TT. pEsx ofxxs AND MINNESOTA xAlLaoA
Furionghed and discharged soldiers at haIf far,
Soldiers wounded In ballle. yREE.
BURLINGTON AND NIsE0r NJ RIvER RAILROAD
Sick and disabled soldiers nj one cent per mi
Wounded IN battle, Y9EK.
- cnscA0oy Iowa AND kEsRAsxA RAfEHeAB p
All wounded In battle either discharged or on
Tough, FREE.
All soldiers discharged for disability. the can
which accrued while III the service and SICK soids
furiOugb, one cent per mile
All other soldiers two cents per mile.
CEDAR KAfIDs And AlssorRl RIVER RAIIsoAp
Same rates as the C. I. an RaIirosti
Dugpaur AND sioux CITY RArLRoAp.
Sick, wounded and disabled soldiers :, one cen
mile.
All others at two cents per mile.
u Is hoped that this Department wiii soon be a.
make further arrangements with other RsiiroaI
carrying soidiers Ut reduced rates,
~ order to prevent Imposition the Rail
which have 70 generously made The above arr
ments, ana IN order that sdldiers may receive tn
eht u the same officers requ estea In grsntii
ioughs OF discharges 70 note the cause OF furlo,
discharge at the bottom thereof, and sisn the an
these arrangements are made for the beneat of II
diers. The State has no pecuniary interest
matter The snldsszs az -eless referrea to psr
own fare.
Soldiers shoHid present their IN rieuths or disc
Tor cxAmtn alton NJ tho ticket oificex ~ Railrot
oiderto procure tickets 1T the reduced rates,
n. h. BAKER
feb25d3t Adjutant General of Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26

u NC RUM hm0mt 81 COw0Y0kCGs Or
der 81 Secretary Stanton.
Washington, Feb 10.
Complaint having been made by Gen.
eral Lander Of the misconduct of an Off
Ger under his command, and the matter
referred to the Secretary of War, the fol-
lowing instructions were given:
" General Lander'is satisfied that Col
Anisanssl was guilty ofcowardice or mis-
behavior before the enemy, he may be tried
on the spot, and, if foaad guilty, the SEN
tence Of death may be executed on the
spot, or he may be cashiered by his com.
manding general at the head Of his rsgi-
ment. The former course is recommend
ed as the preferable one. Cowardice in
an officer, exhibited on the field Of battle,
should receive the swift punishment Of
death. EDWARD NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
War Department, Feb. Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26

Afternoon Report.
sroRM In wAsHINoToN.
Washington, Feb. q

There is an extraordinarily high wind
prevailing here to-day. The roofs Of
houses have been blown of, trees torn
down and signs and awnings destroyed.
The roof of the Library of Congress has
been blown in. 1t was made of very thick
glass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26
Nashville Occupied.

St. Louis, Feb "a.
A special dispatch to the Democrat
says the latest intelligence from Cumber-
land River is that Gsn. Bueil's forces oc-
cupy Nashville, and Gov. Harris has
called in all Tennessee troops, and that
strong reaction has taken place among the
people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26

@The body of Capt. Cloutman was
taken to O,tumwa, and his funeral at
tended by 1900 people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26

e. If JEFF. Davis wants to get in q
safe place, we advise him to climb high
tree and drsw i up after him Louis
vile Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26
Aaju,an. Genor.,,. nen.r,.

Adjutant General Baker states that it
Is utterly impossible for him to supply
the demand for copies of his Report, the
limited number printed having already
been disposed of. Neither can he answer
the letters making application therefor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26

A New WoRK.-Hardee,s Bowling
Green tactics is upon the subject Of re-
treats f Louisville Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26
Deaths Of iowa Solaier..

In the Hospitals of ST. Louis and vi
ciuity for the week ending Feb. e9d:
Feb, l6-lsaac II. Bets, Co. H, cd Cav.
1S-Wm f Nelson, Co. Il, 18th Inf.
21-A. M. Clarke, Co. X, Cd Cav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26
kEOKU K:
Good News from Gen,i Curtis.

Our rtaders VIII reloIce 70 learn that
Geni Curtis has again defeated General
Price, and probably ruined the great
syaeuasor's army. Price fed again, as
usual, and not even "four dollar special
could catch him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-26
Gov. wright Appeintea senator.

1uUEHuuPUItst CU' -
Gov. Morton has appointed Ex-Gov
Jos. A. Wright u. s. Senator from In
diana to Gil the place of Jesse d. Bright
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13
"Your respected cousin,
"MRs. S. c.

There's only one thing about this letter
bolhers the, and that's the date, my boy
the date.
When very near this city, on my return
home, | met chap weighing about Two
hundred and twenty-five pounds, who WAS
on his way 10 lawyers TO get bis exemp.
ton from the draf, dGIy FLED.
"See here, my patriotic invalid" says !,
skeptically, "hOw do you come TO be e1.
empt!"
Il am exempt" says he, in n profoundly
melancholy manner, "beeause | am suffer.
ing irom broken heart"
"Hrm, says |.
"Irs true,n says be, smiling disnally
~ asked the female of my heart to have
me. She said bndn't enough postage
stamps to suit her ideas of personal rev.
enue, and she didn't care 10 do my wash.
ing. That was enough; my heart |.
broken, and ] am not an hble.bodied
man,
Drafting, my boy, is of nature to de.
velop the seeds Of disease in the hitherto
healthy human system-seeds which, =
suffered TO fruetify, will be likely to u!ti.
mate 10 what gen lemen OF burglarious nc
complishmeuls would ehAstely and botnu.
ieally deuouinNte very large sized
plant" Yours, seriously.
onPHEus G. Kern.
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An other raey Letter from orphou.


q. Kerr.
II tired Natures sweet restorer, balmy
sleep, should ever take it into her head tC
invade our distracted county, she would
meet With less resistance in Washington
than tits possible for the able. bodied mind
to comprehend. Notwithstanding the fact
that President Lincoln is an honest man,
my boy, the genius Of Slumber has opened
large Wholesale establishment here, and
the tendency to repose is SO general that
tue authorities are just able to wink at Sc.
cession sympalhizsrs. 1t takes so long to
get the news Of the war from New York that
our citizens grow lauguid in the intervals.
un Monday, indeed, an enterprisiug chap
from Nantucket opened Museum on The
outskirts Of the town. by way of vary.
ing the monotony, and quite numerous
crowd assembled to witness the perform.
auee' This Museum comprises real two.
shilling piece, inrlOsed in strong glas.
case, TO preserve 1t from the violence ofthe
mob, and even respectable old married nen
90 10 see il, for the sake of past assoria.
tions. On the occasion of my visit tu ,hi.
unique establishment arrived shortly be.
fore the exhibition began, aud found bril-.
liant array Of beauty aud fashion for 40
audience. It was quite interesting, nv
boy, TO hear the conversation going on
There was fine young chap Just 10 from,
Of me who has rseently been appointed 10
the staff OF the Commander 10 Chief ia
consequence Of his great experience 10 the
coal business, aud says he 10 another Lu.
bins Extracts cbsp:
"Fwedwick, who Is that vanishing
ereatchah oyah they. ar, With toe Peach.
Orchard eyes and Lehigh hair?"
"Aw, dinuyl" says Lubin's Extracts
"thass the great heiress. She's worth
eighty thousand postage-stamps."
"Tbe wed kind ~ says the young STAG.
chap, eageFlY-"is it the sticky wed kind
Fwed 2n
NO." says Lubiu's Extracts, scornfullyi
''it's the green ten cent kiud.p
"lntwoioose me- says the staff. chsp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me, Fwed; | nus
know her-upon my soul | must"
Upon his soul, my boy-he said upon BIZ
soul! When it ls pofsible for an iutrodue,
tion TO take place upon such soul as that
my boy, it will be comparatively easy L
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4ailpgnttlliarutrr
TERMS or ADvERTIsINo.

TulVEsouB LHIs ~ SoSPanItt, iol oSI neu, loI
LEss, NlLs sqtAII.
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A6-iearly Advertising GA trasoHabls terms. ancuT.
lnz 70 Tue space Ocrupui aud the HumbsF Of changes
made.
All AlAdJgftissmenta TJu trausleni p-rs,ns sf straug
stt. 70 b. pad fsr In adcihcs
iusinsas Cari not eIoocinR i've lines 10 por year
W " tor III mouths, bot 1r shorter period nothing
Nill b counted lesl than . square.
The privilege Of AnnuAl Advertising ia limited to
The Advertiser own lmmollis buslnessI And all
Advertisements for the benefit Of other prsons a.
uel ~ all legal airrrilsshshts and Advertisements
VI auction ses Ani rs, estate, sent in By them nus
be paid for At the usual rates.
A6-AdVeTtissmenis nui accompanied with UTittea
lirsetiOnE will 10 inserted until forbid and charged
scoOrilngly.
Notice, Tor Political Isetinu to be charged in all
cases 81 full rates.
Marriages, Notise'of Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, 90 cents each. uonrll-'ba
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E0R WATCH a.en utl.,.
L e, Hands, NAlnspdug.- Case Springs, RFusbss
screws cIlinders. vergpl, Silver PIysrs, wGteh ON
SSreU Driver, Pin TongH Joints Catehes, SILK ahd
Meeoa GaAlas steel Chalas, Keys &c, byErOs o.
Ootsa J.T.scorr &co.
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HAPPINESS OR MIsERYP
THAT Is THE QUESTION

'HE pIoprletorSOfth the "PARIsIGN CABINET OP
= .NvNVENS, ANATOMY, and MEDlCINs ~ have
determined regardless " expense 10 lssuS fps III,
tho brhcht Of suucriag humanity PIUR on I'M
most hl'r1eti'e and Interesting Lectures on Mar.
~ Iu'so all ~ m.qntlihoaions, Nrrsonh Debfi,y,
h's', or Impression, loss Uf EHorRy and Vital Pow
cra thr Great social Eylls, and thOc NaadIrs vhirb
re- " from youthful taiie- EHces " Maturity, or
INV Intlg Lectures have been the means oF enIiRbt
ehing HnI saving hUu'anis aud will be forwarded
nee an The receipt OF four At mp-. by niIrr,.pr
sEVhEEAkt PFIsIiS CGESE1 % AaAroNT ANS
hili''NE 1tS Hr"ad1Hy, New YorE. Je.I.Iy
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A Card to Merchants.

BALflN0RE, March 2Ilh, ll62.
WE have now in store, land shall continue 10
w receive additions almost dlIy. during tLe
,eAsonl = sUPHRiOH sTOCK or FTAPLH 4 PRNCY
SALEs, TO Nhieh We invite attention.
Unr long experience 10 bnsness enableu us 70 Sc
eet our stock With HSPECl ~ REPERENCE 10 M.
wants OF the COUNTRY TRADE; and purchasing
"u1do' EAOI UslNELY POR CASH, We can Ine.
city. " -'' N'Asi
We have taken advantage Of the REGENT Dg.
CLINE 10 most kinds Of Dry GoodE and our stock
now eonprses line. Of FRESH AM SEASON BLg
EDds, at prices AS Low ~ can be named by any
other house. Our terms are CASH, or IN months
credit, for negotiable paper payable with errhaDEe
MILLER, CLOUD 4 MILLER,
No. 529 Baltimore, and u 1arnAn st..
mh2S-lm' BALTIMORE VA.
, 1862-02-27

VIM UnDEaDRArxIso PAYEThis de-
ponds on circumstances. II good naturally
undsrdrained land can Be obtained in sour
nsighborhood orftom sl5 70 go per acre,
u Would not pay, IN al probability, 10 ex-
pend go per acre In undertaking low,
vet, Or springy land; but IN al districts
where land is worth go per acre, nothing
can pay better than 10 expsnd from $50
% so per acre in iudiciouS understanding.
he labor Of cultivation is much reduced,
Nh'|1 |hc produce i generally increased
o1a Ia|T and , not unfrequently doubled I;
"a b M1.I BE- remembered hat de increasI
= ~ psoffl r We ga els worth d
400 rom one srra. and eco uoth from
~ o111T. nud ths crp1n1e q culllTntlon /
30 n bolh cllsa. lhe plelt from he on
4 Irlc1 j ma q lom I11 oIhoE.
, 1862-02-27
Ght farmers Corner.
How to Improve Agrieulture.

One of the best agricultural addresses O.
Ball, before the Hoosick (Town) Ag. So
ciety. It discusses the question" How
shall the necessary conditions to further ag
ricultural improvement be secured, and far
mers take the rank, exert the influence, and
receive the honors to which, by their con.
tributions to social order and the welfare
Of the State, they are enttledF lie lays
down the following propositions, and To
their elucidation the address is devoted:
II. By adopting higher standard of ed.
ucstion, both general and professional.
2 By more thorough cultivation Of the
soil, BY which its fertility shall be increased
and permanently maintained.
8. By the more general introduction ot
improved implements OF husbandry, by
which farm and household labor may be
more economically performed.
{. By improving the breeds Of domestic
stoek, and rearing only those animals which
ere the best Of their respective kinds.
% By growing only those roots, grains,
grasses, and fruits which are the most nu.
tritiOus and the most productive.
6. By pursuing that particular branch Of
husbandry which gives the strongest proba.
bilities Of success, having reference to eli.
mate, soil, markets, and amount Of foreign
and domestic competition.
.. By making the business Of farming at.
tractiye 20 educated men, and the fai mhOuse
and all its Surroundings pleasant 70 refined
taste and cultivated manners.
, 1862-02-27
Watering Sheep.

That sheep can do with less water than
other domestic animals, is well known.
That they should be forced to do with less
quantity than they desire, or compelled to
do without any, except what is accidentally
supplied by melting snow or rain, no reason.
able or mercful man can believe for a mO-
ment. In some experiments on South Down
sheep at Rothamstead, we found that in the
Summer months each sheep ate three pounds
Of clover.hay, and drank about six pounds
daily. Thinking that they drank more than
was favorable for the disposition Of fat, we
confined them to less quantity Of water
for one week. The result was that during
that time, they ate less food and lost weight.
The result satisfied US that sheep knew bet.
ter than man, though he was scientific, how
much water they required.
But we need not quote experiments. The
common sense Of every man tells him sheep,
as well as all other animals, should be
abundantly supplied with good fresh water.
Cows and sheep, il possible, should have
free access to it at all times. For, unlike
the Nurse, they will not always drink at
stated times, however regularly observed.
A well, pump and troughs would seem, there.
fore. to be necessary aPpendages to every
Well.managed barn. yard or sheep-Eold. Kind
reader, act OF this matter, and your sheep
and cows will bless you, il not in words, at
least in wool, milk and profit.
, 1862-02-27
Bdd Iegl Dad BFsaIiI, SFuidl0uI G0rlI ana


10 ch eaSss ths Ointment operates surely and With
The parts ncled, lier they have been lolmented with
uksuaTm water. The purifying and curative poWefs Of
ths marvol1ns uneusnt have never od. Any soTe,
wound o. ulcer auaqs yed % ~ influence, and IN cases
q bad Hcasia mE tevoIs, ~ action u wonderful.
0iAndnlar sgelng may son be reduced By following
, 1862-02-27

0EloeAl Wakls., nervous dsby, ,los npIss, ,Iaul1aDs
ueannell Of he limbs and hack 1llpo.llln nnA iln9-
E y nSmsS V .sssS seo sSdy z .s aaa, e iaIp y %
tlmldy, III dEluIt dlulneu, hri1ncho, inpunul1ly
d.sehalgl, pains h tho do, euiluls q ihe eye.s
AZ erred ey ths lJ clllbllsd d J1ll ali ilIIl11'
Id. Cuapkny. HI mll1od q curing dIEn1lu , n..l
(nhlggl % e,heul and hsncs Ne ma mnoon. An
AdlISo La CzkPKAY. =. D.
, 1862-02-27

The inelafIiude q man % Biz fellow man b . oilen
met with IN m that testimonials prompted By the nef
selnRs Of the heart are oases IN the e 81 those Who
aIsviaiion of The ms q frai mortality Emplrici.m
foods The columns of our pres with lnnduisnt and
hcliona letlo 1lngnR pnlnl 70 he Wuh of thsr own
egotllical charaianlrm. Be.ou We append certificate
destined 70 '6hulle "a biz mortal coll; who lD0ked foF
ward . BE dlluluiion viii that pleasure which only
thuae weighed down hy he heavy hand q dloaas can.
restored him b BIZ lormeE health. Relieved 0m his
terrible situation, and impeed b. gratitude. be makel
noun bis 60 and biz remedal agent and be statement
4 authenticated hy NOlaIy Public The demands q
Socley impemlEey command pnhlcly, end ils va
mnIe % VAN lha unuaIy than . sound lhe pr Ho q
physician q whom soo1il q lka cnlss can y clisd
, 1862-02-27

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, 1862-02-27

L he undersigned. having been under The treatmsnt
Of Dr.. L. ]. csapkay, although unsolicited feel called
upon 70 give publicity y the ecacy of his TREATMENT
hoping that b. dnog 20 nay b lnliFumenil N Pm
venting uthef5 from the Aalfal merne and mlpry uhch
experienced, and which osn result fnm he peFul.
clou9 practice o. pIotenden NJ dsea.e has hen thas
q physical and mental debility, uhh loWs n colao.f
quence q lndaeIeilons In youth. The ngonlee which
endured are perhaps unDeotly nf ne 70 delall they
are known % thos6 Who have exErencod them. ou1co
i b ny, that having called the ssFviosa q Dr. y
Czapkny into reputation al the expeclations which
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would thsrelnro reoommend d. Csnpkny 10 a uho nay
nd themselves alcied uih that dreadful mnlady, ny
object 10 doing hslug Iympsthy for suffering humlnlys
and . heartfelt desire Of relieving them. q
D. j D1BLEE. PrlDlg.
State of California. City and County II An Piancseos
On ths slst day of July, A.D 1885, before ne, Wm %.
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known 70 me. Who being duly sworn, dld dapoas and
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al1xod ny oeal seAl, The Day and year ab6ve written
tL.sl WHO oJEWEfT, Nony Publle.
, 1862-02-27

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iles q lhe Onlment b well WORRIED into the complain.
ing parg, end ihi1 peflegteiney dono oF aome time.
II ne % smear On The shln cnly, 4 mus Be got
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Two or three times during tba ~ hour eseheW the use
uf ce. and al stlmuani1. When thais complaints are
eaglng Tie system tho vilulcncs q lie complaint ne
0uentlY noems 70 increase,
, 1862-02-27
me KidnsyL SiOne and CTaTtI.

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cham, providing q b vsIy eclnay rubbed over the
regions of the hdneya which vii penetEaie and give
almost immediate relief while The PlS should b skeu
scosrslns = ses printed dss.ops yssn sAs most sx
, 1862-02-27
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