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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10
THE GRRAT BATTLES.

Cairo, April 8.
Further advices from Pittsburg Land
ing give the following about the great
baftle: The enemy attacked our lines at
four o'clock on Sunday morning, the
brigades Of Sherman and Prsntiss being
the first engaged. The attack wac sue
cessful, and our entire force was driven
back to the river, where the advance of
the enemy was checked and our force in
creased by the arrival Of Gen. Grant with
troops from Savannah. and inspiritsd BY
the report Of the arrival Of two divisions
Of Gen Buslrs army. Our loss this day
was heavy, and besides the killed aud
wounded, embraced our camp eauipag &c
and So field guns. The next morning our
forces, now amounting to $4,000, as
sumed the offensive, and by two o clock
P. NJ. had our camp and batteries, to-
gether with some 40 Of the enemy's guns,
and quantity Of prisoners, md the enc
my we're in full retreat, pursued BY our
victorious force.
The casualties are numerous. Gen
Grant is wounded in the ankle slightly;
Gen. W. HI. Wallace Is killed Gen.
Smith severely wounded Gen. Prentiss
prisoner; Col. Hall, 18th H., fs) killed !;
Col. Logan. SD ILL.,, and Davis of 9th
ILL.,, wounded severely; Major Hunter,
32d H., killed. and our loss ia killed,
wounded and missing not less than 5000.
Col. Peabody, 18th Mo-, also severely
wounded.
From New Madrid We learn that Pope
has three Generals, seven Colonies and
5000 men prisoners, and one hundred
guns, camp equipage and stores in great
quantities.
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~ The Keokuk Presbytsry will COM
mencc it, session this evening in the Pres
byterian Church, corner Of 9Th and High
Streets. The session will Be opened at
II o'clock with sermon from Rev. Mr..
Garfield, which the public sre invited TO
attend.
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e. The United States gunboat Il. r.
Cuyler, on which son Of General Bridg-
man Of this city is midshipman, recent
" captured schooner with one hundred
and thirty bales of cotton from New Or
leans to Havana. Wiiiie's share in the
prize is not to be sneezed at in these hard
times.
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st. Louis, April 8.
The Wooden-ware Factory of iTamm 4
Meyer was burned last night. Loss City
thousand; insured fifteen thousand.
The Distillery of Wondsrly, Haydell 4
Co., Carlinsville, Ills, with five hundred
bbls, Whisky was burned Monday MORN
ing. Loss on building and machinery
thirty-fvs thousand dollars. No insu-
rance.
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WashinQt0n, April Q,

Wdn8t0n, April y.
Sec of War bas submitted to Congress
communication on the Northern Coast
Defenses, enclosing an elaborate report
from Edwin S. johnson, of Connections,
veil known y practical civil engineer,
and connected with the joint commission
Of 1917 and 1910, for running and mark
ing the northeastern boundary line. Mr..
johnson recommends the passage Of Mr..
Morrill's bin and the adoption q the pol
icy Of placing in the hands Of the Presi-
dent the necessary power to sccept loans
Of money from the States.
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New York. April q.

New York, April 8.
The new Cunard steamer China left
this port to-day for Liverpool with SELL
900 in specie and large number Of pas
sengers, among whom was Russell of the
London Times. who has passed year in
this country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

V There are now about forty-ive
soldiers on the sick list in the Hospital
The supplies and accommodations are
very good for about forty, but limited and
not so good for a larger number. Further
supplies will be very acceptable.
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SPECIAL oRDER.


ADsUTAAT GxHxRAL,a Or,,cs j
u Dks o.ARs, AanA rs leGx
sssiAg ssen represented to Inst certain parties
q psclns false construction On General Order No.
81 this department ~ stating tAaE sAs .fass rep-
e0tstiehs 10 nsn eniisssd in this ssAse' aiudss 70
esaisr Army mee1s, - well othSn, Il 10 my duty
s'sss' Tat there 10 no sach meaning intendsd in
I'd osdsr.
NIB. BAKER
|oRSSo Adjutant General If lava
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FOREIGN NEWS .


!. Z { Z London, April IS.
Cyrus w. Field has fetarned from Pa
ris. He leaves on the Goth for America
by the Asia. His scheme has been very
favorably received, and the laying down
Of the cable to New Fosndland within l2
months is considered ccrtain. 81,
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The news IN Csnsrsss.

Washington, April 8.
The synopsis Of the newspaper report
Of the Tennessee battle was read both in
the Senate and House II was listened
to with unusual silence. In the latter
branch there was some slight applause,
which suddenly ceased. The lAtast dis
patch from Com. Foote was also read, and
this was enthusiastically received in the
House. zzz-zzs.s
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Br TELEeRApH,l
Stock Market.

rev York, April 9.
Stoeks-Tairiy active but unsettled, Government
securities better, Money without change Sterling Ex-
change duh a. ia Nj i14; X 7 E5a; G scrip
6si; an; NJ 5G,s; American gold loIH; No Go
5Ii; Cal 10 Ssa; Is CIT; Tenn SIX; Ky 81; r du
rs; Treasury $40 100; 0s year certificates o0i;
IS of ~ Coupons 8. n; o. Of 81 Coupons s3g.;
do Oregon half yearly a33.; do regd 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10
MCCLELLAN ADVANCING.

Chicago, April Q e
The Chicago morning papers report
that Mcclellan will advance on Yorktown
to-day, and big battle is expected. Gen.
Magruder (rebel) was reported to have
10000 men there.
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|Keoku k, March sod, lsea.-lm.
81 EADQUARTEKS FOR THEREG-

INFANT or col. JAU. W .kAhklN
sser Of Third and Exchange street,. Bu.ins.. az.
y. corner Main ard Second streets.
~ ofdsssf =. GUTHRIE,
ss-d Acting Adtutant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

MEETING OF pREsBYTERY.-The prea-
yssry Of keokuk will meet IN our city on Thussd.,
y 10th fEssani
q sssnos VAL b preached n the lev. Mr. carey,s
assh' corner Of fou'th and High straeis. .. *
Feaock 10 the evenins, by The Rev. Mr.. Canae,d Of
|eiiow spEinxs.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, April =.
The market Was very quiet, and no changes worth
noting in anything.
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FOR DIXIE, AND THE GAL.

The uadsr4isned has selA hsAad Ais eass,er, = hr
atsJ Hsass In sAlsGiv, where rscssiss. wixhins 70
re 1ss is~a sth kesinent, WILDE rece,vsd ana i'm
pdiAte'y mustered int servlcs and subs,s,sd. Re
|sits will Be forwarded q fast - enlisted.
JOHN MCCORMICK,
Recruiting Sergeant.
|keok uk. March aGth lGGQ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

@The FIRST FIVE Michigan regiments
are at Fl. Monroe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10
ST. Leais Market.

st. Louis, April
Flour and grain steady litse doing provisions dry
hides fell ~ IAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

St. Catharines, c. W.. April 8.
The Welland Canal will be open for
navigation ON tha 10Th inst.
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The KEoKuK AND WARSAW PACKET.

1T Is now six years since commenced running
skif between Warsaw and keokuk, and after
two years built the little Eagle and wore her out
in the trade. then built the new Eagle, which
continued in the trade until found 1t did not an.
swer the demand, when sold her out OF the trade
aud bought the Menomonee, which have fitted
up in good style, and think she win please the
public better than anything that has run IN this
trade. Believing that the business win not justify
the running of two boats, respectfully ask the
public TO bear in mind my efforts to build up and
accommodate this trade, and whe returning
thanks for past patronage, respectfully solicit a
continuance Of public iayors.
J. IL. BRANDON,
mar2T-dlm Cant. OF the Mcuomonee.
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THE GATE CITY.
--=------==
THURSDAY, APRIL 10.

Ladies, Ala society.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet this
afternoon, at the dwelling Of Mrs. McGav-
ic. Prompt attendance is requested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10

4 2 M q. 0AAEK,
sRs~o Adjutant General of Iowa
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! regret that the painful oonditioa Of
my feet, atill requiring the use Of crutch-
Is, prevented me from making personal
examination of the works. va, there
fore, csnp1lisd 70 delegate Lieut.. Com.
Phelps, q ~ Gag ship Benton.
[sigasd y. \. Fooi1, |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

COL, PRATT, AND Nh, KEYsERS PEcT0RAL
sYKpP, KxYi4R Sir ExepAe tbs, delay Al
my ckndkivdghg tie excslGeice of your PecIor 0ogeb
syrup Jake great Pleaaufe IN laying that
ali you say ltib, tlB9eke6h tho h0js0Ust 0J ft coh
add the Wpyst one was eyeJ sh,csd Tiih; haFe'a0i
used than one hall dt the bottle. and ean xpd dc
wish hat al who are acted Would give fair trial
as have done and they will be proud to say, ut nc
quack medicine, ~ i VDnd mot safer another such ID
attack for any on Ai any cost amIeo
hdentf cab breathe more Freely than eEgr did, j shR
slways acknoxiedge debt Of gratitude fof nventng
excellent remedy. You are at liberty To- tse my lame
in this reKardsas you think proper n. F.PRATT, ~
y" "17 Messenger Common Council, Plttsburgh, PaA
- Pittsburgh, May IL, 1859, ga ,-.--..i.,. / n
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

CPRING OLOAKs sAND EsA60INES
- NEW sTYLEe-4DMtm IL Som No. g South
High Strest hAys ins epenea new sisr 81 oLoTH Qua
ouiARs. B1saUNH ind ekoauHs, made N the newest and
most stylish manner. Also superb Ptain'
Rt@ck silEp, very heavy, designed expressly for
MsDtiilas and Bdsquines y y lapnn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

s y. ~ s,.iss RpTAbERSH, EoyJ il, ,labs. "a
iedicaaes I'm kensis a6fds III pieASurS
ble 10 recOmmend your dectosieyfup ara iiediefAe
II well yoItby of any Pernon hb Eaavfn
lOI ~ md ada fci tS aIisq us ior re-
moving klh mat disagreeabe sehsstiob attending Ie
.VeIe cold,r n.s Lb64a Etnr,4a oil. siisi unH "
haye been, or leGa, In my lfe affected with the
'Nonld become % ciUsed kt u pfet speaking aboYe
itwhsper, and by taking 1ow doses of the Sb0yS
y would relieya m4epuEelyeN Ets Hssia"H s"l
say that is the best remedy verfound, puporng 70
care the above, nor should any family DO without THU
'Smedy for diasases 90 pTeEalqnt,ag 1855
Yours, most respectfully,
EDWAR1J. g0NES,
oS5fief CilsenR Deposit Bank.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

Hfl 10 SsviIt

nj qidsmHeiu odTE CT YAM ,TsIp q, sana ,o., !.
be VslohnobaoI O. ,'sI looqIfh -
a. .auln,Bm cid, 3Gioq 5djIlA lllssA y,
-brsuobnE7di 10 Aobnoussl1oo 5llh1 eWt
,1snnam e141isOq tsam shl4l eil9 os'e1k ~ y,
bna sonks& I'd noiNlsyloiH b9aosIo1g on1
.b9mifnuo aol1abA ioQihne ~ ~. ~
odi eainapus Of qg1iTp0 90 ~ h.py-ten
y s9yaImlsd i6IoiisqIoGanmI
Rasli iIF4a ia uJha irlod,da emhs U
A aaitSI1q ,Giak bna mpnAH4 &9sw'oGeGsi1 =
q Gano al EovAIsEo poit oda yIasd ~
al n nETftIdId, 2, so1p IA, 10 6uineqo edr
asaS5ns IA. S1sq $50 1t
| HiainisG Slsasd 3oliaivDp ;IlD6Sh1lsrSs9d
yvapd aaeIst7o1T i
EIll4nsss Gsol1, Z Ia &ee@XEe aiosnoo
10 5 .bSA Bionp bnA III
S ,snsT noqu aoldaA % aaIisS6 oalSl. !, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

- DR.. KEYsERs PEpTOBAL SYRUP IN sBLAIRS.
able s.Pvct6Yal pyfnp" Almost everybody around Us
haa and afcinqniug for tDr. keyseft Pectol
yiup.p We have sold sixteen bottles last week. and
nov entirely out. Mr.. A. Alter M +: MAnes5 both
Of Bairsyie Pa tell us they would not BE- without u
In heif families Id Act al who use II once Wa4t It
kaiA. FOurs, TesPeettully, -. -, =, -.
- 81 ..Til.. - ]. .s.-WATTERSoNS y SONS
January 30 1850. .s-, ILL., =. ,r.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

SS&ylN CylttlIe W~1I
nm lNa i ~
NBhhlSll 71MI7
.M9Raksce1ERd7
A4SSEsie4sihTHEa AGE
MIR, KENNEDY, OF ROxBURYj
XII ~ {s % n, 4 In cnS&e 1.7sSHe s4Y4
Every Kind-of Humor,
snTK5Oz yGOMtJ EEECt
rhs worst sOrofula down-to-a common Pimpla
Ss 9sss ss.3ifG .sj Es.sI &faSis8 nif 4:
now in his possossiOb over hundred certificates
t. value, all within twenty miles OF Boston.
Two bottles are warranted To cure nursing sore
IpSsssa Cns5 SstS@J III 6St9aa atHRaaRh
TWO or three bottles will clear tho system of bilss.
fRt'd G GGar' asHHRt ESlB HS0f8sF HS8f
Three % evs bottles are warranted to cure the worst
One to two bottles arc warranted to cure oil humor
Ihe Eyes.
Two bottles arc warranted TO cure running tho car
S5$ S'IS'i sS 'sBosii sRoaE R nsShASsa
tunning ulcen EA...a.1~fl
one BOTTLE lev. w ss, SuIs q. s1s r n. vo
kind Of ringworm.
w1or three bottles s5s warranted to euro 20 %Qli
Three q four bottles are ys2ansd q cure
uIn Five to eight b0lt'sf YFftfhr'' case Of ''r''
benefit ID always experienced from the rSt bottle,
Iaken .e....,'.
| .THDIU lLh vi kQEAJklflHttA:.
Dk Dan. =. rePShUn h o. iao hsaTa %sI, s.tas-
~ curing III nnos 3. % ~ So ~cn ena esSU 'saS
Shed By the unanimous voice OF al wno nave ever useo
.s. ~ ssy w un = ~ N
. 49, t a. srsSNH41bhfS"
In presenting the Medical piscovery 70 your nonce
to y WIN lun knoWieogo oI Ns cuIsuve powsl'
evng An, sna curing mVss oI &Use ~ 1l
sos.e Srs ~ an adeooS.se ~ mother. "0''
..a,ntSIt. .s.,s 80 y -. ~ !. a.. Ss..,.a
u i 6stgal sysstalSs. I'D yohf bebs frsn s,ld
lretful nets 70 calm and sweet and the
fna q Acsssnoa. cs I.,sss. ., 80 i,h taM FHs9m
N+sHHst''es eSa' 81 1tNE Efk '9sn 's'f.t ~"
ttslAha1to @s ssaSsea5 5ssIek sc s'pM ''o9 70
- .ha. ~. -. -. s...s aas. .s." 49, ~.
htsstinas SndI1 ,e 49, 'S-s ~, --rI.i -, :.
T KIDNE US 80 Dl ,a,as
SINKING, * gene hSens ane an
Yopr stonscS ri, -i'' -. W
""- IA ~ ANn iNEI.hHiEIl, 4'1
Ja.'aashA. IN : ~ es4ts lisa isay
3ops aaiTnnpay md yap; eae, anly cssaan
he nouriShmengf Il SJtSiAI, " de dIfnoa0dL Sad6i
hscasLer sau tugs then ysur compilation A0asS Y.
40SS Adh stt SSS
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woprRyf, uRf soas ga az S eXo, ssst;l sS old
ueIahbor Ol raihe was very IN with bad cough which
every ono supposed to be consumption. Hisreistiyes
told mo that be had every remedy they heard Of
we're conHrned IN the belief that he could mot liye
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectofa Syrup,
whchI gave him, and entirely cured him, the aston
ishent Of all. What makes the case more Tenarkable
I'D. IhkVo no doubt the Pectoral sAyed his ltts.
= - H.. -, ,l.4-.dii " JOAMN' Q1NNI9.
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ls.qi,,.. .asgrgsEviKnE,o ,oi, Martn IA, 1853
have used ~, KeyseIs oough ~ rnp for bad couAt
Of several years stshding and can cneerfuy say 1t u
Gle best medicine for tho that have ever taken
lbl f,hl.atibttlul SHs ~ ha1"~ " 1!W'fklO1
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R0Y4l go RRa GgI 0NI4I R$ ls$9Ssl.
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TASOl4R2bseI ITHp RxkaN aNasyP AeAlBestVdi
m' CHSA q \ iae Ab 81 Sbssuao Isa ID
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-Olm %, ri olliV1oaaEs syasga AsA5s aIsA,RA md1
B ssss4s W alasSsS ESHs as$8 n SS
awihhSD cSaaet Tellhns affontntaaA Ay 6leafly
stthpfore Tho oy HmAo 10ingo Bhi I'll SiinW ,n;I11
b .a9vil namD Lia0ina1M kbmhNDtqisbd bde
.eJoysa o1om b31gArs-rsd, obis htDos odi 40
'af e w. .ssaas sSfss 0asa
nj ;B h0 Hss aISSa $alsS
sbd5SpsSIiaR tSss srthoTilpS nSs psSssa5l laGeipS
YoIpeste's kewl opAtS lDhtpbATYj jald HhinoA hobdI
slal recommend rs .So HH Soies r!sPsA &
Sor. y ps Hs& &nsnsH s'n1t1SHSt
|, Loana AspisatG Pfssdshv bonskgab odi az
NIL Di IlBaeErru sApdrintsnoshu scAcoisi
y lTuos. HARvKY, Anpt MAsallon Union Schools.
SOns t2Ssnssps SS%D RsSS SsSsS SSaSS ssaS
h 49, ~. AAWpRphi ipEinclnA llayplAud female semina
Fwkea4So aG.ass2 ssa2p .pSH .fpbSHo 4 scSsoci. si M Unions,
h JoHS oODES Principal State NSfhaf School, nthfs Y
Sdta,d ls III yah.oi anf E33l1N hI5aOD SSbnammOJ
IoRYs NAapr, PrinslPaA Fourth IRteLpsdiate seAcOA
b Ha es TIs4S sdp4 OattSn bHibb iBeHboISa frvf
~ EDWIN kroAL, Principal McNeely nefhhl ~
lEH Y. ThgFAN 1Rfat pdNsnenNcs. Ohln uhiFernWA |
WV. w: EpWAgpPs hnr " ILoS plAh heneoh Ju hand
lA.as 'HofHiAl PffneiPal west Pigh pchoob HleVsll
land1.pn I,usV.. ~ .as,.
III By Al NOHToE Assooata tfcipei 8nbeno0l OfsVe'1
land s.,fn hahn yge.d lEd SnplI a'antihU 10 "a
II Tfkoboki BrERtIne Principal High Fch0ol, 0leye
~ rHH hN'H"n"' ""' ~ -'f's. .,I
11RI . tt1,6s+bH pANAibaI
l. J. Al0AnTirIp Presideht Eiecti6 insttutsG III
ram. isLig 7hi iphi nui 'i1A I'9l'Si
w u. HARkpb PFoiafpi Qhemetrys Ohio Weeayap
University, ...,.,..tj ...Ll,i.M
H. H. bAKNEr; Enuemmimloner OF Vommon 5cnoom,
'p@o: ,, n, ns..--,. o,..,,. o.,,.
SAAEs SAAfs MoNRer opltaBsS iss
Il o.. @alBs 'eAqnekhT," Prov lMstheHAias if3igh
'sEhq0a Dayton .p,y ~ laM .sEsY gsH
lS: %. CRghpkrsHp RroL LangpAgei High, fohppl
peytSn1r a. a.s..,. ,.A.sa.,,,i a a A
oI@.PAAphHsO.. orioi oVhoo.O' Asl'anu, l p II
ps..o,s S.S 1,s sa,s@ osd S.;' SS SO
Ora hacc endorsed "a a5ope ssrstinne,ss,t Li,.i
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| PRESIiIE.N'TS AZ 'Enf Y, M IA m Httfn II
.s'-a1tff s4H Sri ME- MY M eei,St
Ss asS Ky wSL vSoI.
country ."-Prssident Ahatess l'" az sH 'i,
ONO MntsHas vsrttssrTY. ~ y exceeds s4psSts
S @ N NY ~ s % ~
ana aecurate dea nitions. .p--Pre1dent ThmuSon.
e. !:s:s s.!ss a',s q ss ss
fAculy IL decided change conform k0 that
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s.s.sg%ss1H O. iERs s::.s .il. d. A. !.
.si4D a sssis Lrs s-Si- So, So, - Il ~ si.-
AgUIl!e5. Al:E !, D: re, Cure, |, & !,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF s.4.t ..s 7
Intsrmittsnxt Fever, or Fever and Ague,
hemtttspt Efys9s @ z Sel,til. ssxsE, =, 1s1lIS s
Hem s sh assS..Ss sssssss sss
for u,p Eho1e q lass az afdlssazesi0Ffeihat
Ing In bfIlhry arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF Miasnaatio Couatfisss, TAGS
wSs sh khabiSd. .hsaTs tpsbats s &c eosasnutity 1.
remeaf YIich, u ia Il isSlsk 9ile9 9ecve
With. .nllll1ay. is5e.lIl eif.stA4: 2. sss Sp
Thersa .cs US 81 p9sSsiL AZ
"Cuyg zlFis 4he. Si pSGisons sof FBHsR
AND X0Ug nom ne system, and prevents the de-
velopmerit of the disease If taken on the first ap
I1s1sa ISs Ssst q rin s II ii: sIssy ss
Of complaint; Aat sao tSs Ss Egs .gs
Ssne1is s. sss ssG S.ss. sss.
FEv}F 3 qlF pIjsaIIs, ,sEEaig body. sksald-
have .aT 6se q iIea k6lk 10 s1resn4, ,pfotstss
ton. ~ aE9atsip rity ~. hisfoneiy UYefnuyi
othersag o. lifesisred sfoF the speey md
cure tflAtesniilaents Stlfkf Il no Qipiiie
or minssas sciaegush re- Gyiutan or
ton. Those tpfsd sbY n are laft as healtllyasif
they had pef ad Ee disease 80 ~ .s4.si
Fever AMI . gne is .not alone tbe>eOnsequence
the miaslnatic poison. great variety Of disqTIS
s SssaLyis: sesiIsatsss SSs, HseascHs, Bind
rss., Essslt.: z Gsss q. 4..sts e.
les. pla.ffn AksaBe5ssLs bee; Frilt Del
raSgaIfesff dfstt tAStgHtdtli dif Of M Ifn
nrigiayffiyi Efrth IS o. rs me mi iSht
flis eDRR ise xpels
the hon ~ Us egsifItlY schpss
theni all alike hiissa9 jnsal pfoteesse1r,tU
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the maarious districts. Iftaken occa-
;i@T'1s ;S"s RElt Is5cs z I e. !EEs9aH s.a stt
accumulate in sufficient quantity 70 ripen into dis
case srliHee eeglt sAstsf qdsls
ton sas NJ = N ilIl
niltSi s3VG ss ~ tes Rsqteep On ;
this t{la6 81 NJ eksssA 70 - s,,s,a.. sst.,s, !,
e.ss.EsR4 R4dzf az sFss.s!u: y ", !,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

= FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR 7g7
TO ia original color without dysipe, AndpvYspHas
HaiT from turning gray. I, ,,fe Il 17l'7
f.. FOR PREVENTING BA1tpN Ess, ;Fl
And caring 81 whep there the least particle Of galt
or recuPenttve energy remaining. /.
FOR REMovGNE SCI kf AND pANDRUG. j
And AL eqsaneoassa affections Of ths sealp, !. l.
+k FOR BEAuTIFYING THE HAIR J
tmpartng 70 uneqaled bEiliIansy maxim,
aoft and silky In ta Texture, and -caugng It 70 our
Readily. V 1Cu 81 III
1RS great celebrity and increasing demand for thS un
oqualed ,reparatVn. 6onvces the proprietoL hAtOne
trial sO.y necessary to satisfy discerning public 0fita
superior Iuates over apy other preparation In pses n
oieanses the bead and scalp from dandruf and other
cuneduS dSeases, ranshg this hair 70 grow Iaxnrah1S
as6, Wheretbe har loosdnng and thinning, Il wal E
breDgth and vgUt 70 the roo and restore The growth 70
hose PAr which have become bald causing ito yield
tneh cover lna Of hAfr.li. 4'ss t-dF.tATH N- Hat.
There are hundreds.oS ladies' and gentlemen ff New
fctk who have bad their hAr restoredby he use ofthii
Invigoraof, when all other preparations haVb led, T.
H. mas I'm his po@esdoh letterS lnrhmeFable teStiyne
bisy II will efsctually preventive haif from tuEnine
tl the latest ei and In oases where ts baiI
has already cbihs.i bcoor the Of the 1nvigorstoI
vii with certa ~ estofei Il to II 70 It's OYTnal hl aV
ing ~ dark sblsAJ AB p6rfme ifor the
toilbt and Hair Restorative 10 a particularly recon
mended, having an agreeable fragrance; and the great a.
oGes II Affords II drbsang Che hair, which, Wheas nos
form soas topEesstve its place whether planoT In cur
hence the great demand for Il by he ladies s STANDARD
kch none ought 70 be Whbuta the price
places Ii within the reach OF all being ---'-+'n'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-14

!. . SS,uls rafseusA NaSyfrehtt "a Era
blood, by which this fti9 beS0mes ytttnsed 4
wax aud tS6 ~ 'BeAAg m tsiiiDe III
,,arva,,aa ne whole body, ana fngy 81 out
n dtiHst URz,R TsRtt Jf'nea NJ 6rgHh 4sj
syor Ira attacks. nor is there one which 1t may
not dultreyR HIN cyOhtHn Iai4btls tptl0lap
caused by mcrcural disease, low living, DIS
oyder,a, or nniiznltiRa lltdd aimpate. ~, nth
and filthy babts,Ge,e gtIepBt a lint As ID
above All. SEN, Ken it Vhstsa
ever be fts ORION. "a is hereditary in the cofr
s,;n,sisood "a aNalSfnpn pdeft stb llildIetf
unto Stitia'a i6dftiH eehefAti6nP; nP;'' mdeeds
h seens, 10, Ls.,jss,rplhe hef dim Ralip suysy D
willhaisis dhssisahtiss Of The y upeg9.
is is;IsPsS as,syass #sssb 81 aspO u cn ~
bood d.of eorrupp ppsnulcsrons fndtte stnch !; ,'n
tho hngs, liver, and internal orgahs, IL tsSppbed
tubereles in the glands, swellings and on
the surface. q dptAhS otsNt4 .this !sdssor-
ruption,, WHICH gcnders in the blgS9, dsspFeHaes
the cnoStd0 IF Hegto tiiae etefettious eoifsuIu-
tions not only suffer from scrofulous com
plaints. but they have taE less RHTs5 e wltT
stands * y ~ y fSee
quSefssst. 38slsgIs !. peIishs b S!disOItl lsIs en-
arc s,Ill sgcsidtretl ati, bya tihs tdifft HI the
Tys'S'n Ms .'. =, t Fa,;iS HSt ts origin directly
in ak3A&phal0vbi eqntgwihttietJnhb ntahy
destructive diseases o. tne nyei' ~
O'hsindned o. IN n y1sIs I,se
nre fted py W gles VI ll. . ~ =.
oir psope ss,
trisi 2sSsess ase invaded ~ "a ss lSl5
irfsalssA.s9 shei nss5.ne ls9 n ,g!ess'
ia SJp " RON tQe ste.llat issss,,te -.
n ;ukaods bYsan AlteRatiFes medictney Yifd .ni-
- ;,N,s,sst1SltlyS A,od safnf1s ~ eftfse
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P'' Sis ~ SSSI n IIllliISiadl aesANqR

Ev6aal Shsys SM saSae itSlh ny pNistiss sna Z
NJ feha Nj 6ns N thy belt dpe4ehts hateefef
V.t upon me liver mikes l W, Then M
4 iscaift f1dI wheh giyef m Ishan doee or y. ~
II n % 1htfi eugas eUaing mikes tnem
ri atcpNs ad ecyhet f the use Cf We, ~emen s fsp