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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04
New v ork, June 8.

New y ork, June 5.
The steamer Columbus from New Or
leans on the morning of the 18th, has ar
rived. She brings papers of the 2Sth.-
They contain nothing late r. The Era of
that date says
We learn from authentic sources that
our army before Port HUI son is in q sat
lsfsetory condition, and everything bids
fair for an important and successful close
of the campaign there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04
MIDNIGHT II EpORT.
New York. June :

A Washington special says the report
ed removal of General Hu nter is authori-
tativciy contradicted.
General Saxton leaves tomorrow with
dispatches from Hunter.
Rosecrans has already confined and
guarded all rebel officers v no are ia his
possession.
Washington specials G ontain nothing
new,
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Commercial.

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WHOLESALE GROCER
HiooCsFnsv vsarthsaA hsia ssrss,asA 60
tk@@ kso1rx jane :. ~.
PRODUCE AND PnOyISuONs.
The noted feature OF the Produce and Provision
market lie general inactivity, With heavy dropping
market receipts have not been Large and dealers
disposed to operate Butter and Eggs are ready sale
al Quotations., but not sought after.
FLoUk-supornL, ~ ~; sprins wheat extra.
ca Pail Wheat katti "a ~
CORN MEAL-55easv y 100 rs,
BRAN AHDsHoRrs--ss07os , isi As
SHIP sTUYP--Soc.
CoRN-25 10 2se ? bash.
SARLEY-Zsa 70 u rs.
wuKAT-Paii soOosi %; Spring Toa Soc H.
RYE <oe4se
oATs-l0tu i5e.
P0TAToBs-s 60 10 soc Retail, 81 o0e a
bUTTkR-set to 1oc. retail ias 10 Iss.
kGGs--Sssie.
CHICKEHs-el IS to q 20.
LARD-s0
BAcoN-shouldsrs. &c, Haas 4s.e; sldes4.
0kIoNs-si rs.
WHITE TO good so 10 u rs
Prime Navy esoes so.-YIm.
TkLLOW--7c.
GROCERIES.
Staple Groceries remain steady prices, while San
and Fish are scarce and rapidly sdvaaeine.
spGAR - New Orleans fair iiis, prime iai
shoiesi3t; New York, @, ISc; New York, A, fstc;
erushsdand powdered tst. sas
MoLAsSEs - Beichsr's Sugar Iiouss 7Sc; Col
den syruI Sr1e5c-vety scarce, gorsum $50 40c
CoFFEE-Rio satGase. Java NJ Lseuyra -.
RICE-S9ioc.
SODA 70 30.
soAP-Palm Sic, FAH,iy 60, 6ermaA lie.
CANDLES--star " TO ~; sumusr Pressed iatoiSe
TEAs-YopsK Hyson, ~ lo0si -; Imperial, u 70
q 81 80; Black, 75c4ei 20.
oBACCo.--Dask sweet 80 10 sOc; n edium Brands
co. to s5c Gold and Natural Leaf zoe 10 $40
lAiLs-Best sraads ss este es 70, rates.
GLAss-ssio City - 50, ra.ss.
CoRDAGE-isc 10 Isc.
PIsH-so.i Msss..rsi, bsl'. ~ % e s,s@
Il e a''ss' 81: So 's g. g:
Hltsbs. No j White yish % 90
sUNDRlEs
Hides are dull and lever. ooal Oil hes been rapidly
advancing ut the manufacto RES which has canssd
iigh. sassnss hero. h e,i hssdsestneA - to 2spsr
gall. -f s-
LEATHER-soie 20 4 rs :HarnsstsooA.
HlDks-Dry FllntIsie; Dry ssitcd 10; grubby half
price xreen &c. green sheep peits Ioc0i IS;
green hog skins i5e.
HAY-Timothy, sto %. b.isa s,s eoosiA
Prairie ~ COOS 90.
sEKDs-Time.hy ~ - 10 10; viax Seed oo
nominal.
rKirHERs--se0~ -.
FRUIr-Dr,ed Apples 1855 rer .. Dried Peach
ss 81 10 lac. Raisinsss ooAss Is.
CHEksE-Denmark axe.
BEEF CATTLE-stD4r gress. Kills.
sHkKP-- - o00s 80 Hhsad.
wuoL--Cleas rubvashss. s0e Please washed Is
to SOC; Unwsshej 20 10 s3ic.
sALT-G A. $500 : seek TAaswh, 90 7tat2so
? barrel, Lax y fsv@2tfa
q 10. Lard OIL, IS. 70 s.i-; Fish OIL. q -
b $50 ttk2 E'F e
BGEswAx-30 TO 35e- X
VAT HOGS - - 70 oAse nett. taEaD
RAGs--Wooien y ; Cotton sc.
OLDfR0N-ic 3. Brass Toe - Copper
tic D.. ff.tsrr 4ss-
ExcnAHsE.-on New YorK n peHent .sankab,s
FUNDS; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati " per
cont St. Louis asd Chicago u per cent. Gold sos
TO 3Sc bul ing.
Day GOODS.
Dry Goods are dull and inactive.
sHgETINGs--22 TO 30e.
DRiLLs-26 10 IKE.
PKISTS-H to ISc.
DELAINS-22t to ake.
0lSGAAMS--ai 70 1sc.
CHADWICK 4 COATS sPooL--Sl %.
sKEIS THRgAD-eI % 10 o. TO-
FARMERS MECH cAssiuRRg-ss to coo.
sklRT BRAIp-sOc 10 q o3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04
New York Juna 8

NO" ! UIA, june ,.
The Herald has private dispatch from
Mexico confirming the capture of Puebla;
also that General Commonfort was sur.
prised and lost Generals and $500 men
prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04
Washington lima /.

~ !, ''SeOHi 0UHt >.
hnr. IA u,iees from The army before vicks.
noon to-day. " y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04

.x..s SURVEYORS OFFICE
keokuk. Iowa, Nay ", 1859.
NoTicE.-To all persons having guns, rrvoivsrs,
pisoi., mnnitions Of var Of my Lind for salc are
ordered not 10 sell dispose Of the without
obtaining permit from the underisbed By order Of
the Special Agent vi The Treasury Department. All
psrsons vioisns this orcsr will sble 10 have such
goods oonhscated forhe use tho Of the
United s,aiss. JOHN srAHsUs,
mRy2s-du Surveyor and Collector
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04

Washington, June 5.
No advices from the army before vicks-
burg had been received in this city up to
noon to-day.
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New York, June 5.
Tie steamer Columbia, from New Or
leans, 2Cth. has arrived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-04
NOLLEN d VAN GRIEKEN'S
Carries de TIsile
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
NO. 81 mAIN srnErr

We wish TO announce 10 the public thst va are
staniiy receiving, direct from New York anythios
and every thins that 10 being newly
seqaeati, ss Are oontinually inpfoviegour arrange
meats Tor the prod othe Csrfss q Ysis or Wa
itinE Por,rait We pay particular astsstIos 10 ~
vsnette Gard Photsgraph which 10 last bscoainr the
most popular Picture knOv - NJ Ast. They Rival
esea tbs far IaDea paguerrsesyps, In uoss respsc1
sene shayp and clear IN ostiae, esausfu 80 tnee md
scsaess Of naisA. Awbrctypes and Meislnotypes are
Improved styies.
PHOTOGRAPHS, We take MP 70 the Cabinet and
Life -SiIer, both plain and In colos.
We aiso copy Old Dsguerrsotypss ana Ambr,x vr.e
into Csvfes - Issass, OF larger Photograph. We
have Aissys hand large assortment OF plain And
sizes. = -
III All Nagativcsare preserved .,aM-
DOCKET INKSTANDS,
Allv.rississ.n sRwoxELLs s.su s-o...
eH-A Ger, ASn r 0eSn~k.
, 1863-09-22
Qt)ifa9o Qri!,u1re.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER e. 1868.


That recreant' puslllan1mous bnodhead
OF Pennsylvania Who longed for home
IN the eunn5 ooota' Is oasdone in mean.
ness aa auu elsasoa ~. ~ 5a-ifesldent Frank
'4eo' "aoae 4es'sf aootessed to Jef Da'
~ Ne t,,4e =, ei7e"ae1es When the fires ot
s.:a s .saon we're ABOUT bursting forth,
:, .,'a ~ m4ms y .eoer 70 JeH Davis, full Of
sa s4s .Aoes .asken'ng adnlahon, calling him
49, sa,,... - uan ana lano1ng ms ahlh
-, s1..;s.,. s, : ~ o'oao satesmaasmp aud pa
faot;o,, fa1t ~: 49, M a1at .ne s''m sat1s-
.hass .4 ans,;t;,. -r ~ Nv as.e. a'ot as ne fead
, 1863-09-22

The name Of this distinguished gentleman
appears to be everywhere mentioned in con.
nection with the speakezship Of the nezt Con-
grese. At this We are not surprised. The
West is clearly entitled to the man, and Of Ill
Western Representatives mustcring in the
Union ranks, no Drawer, ahler, or more popu-
lar man tlsn Schuyler Colfax can be found.
eentattyea fiom this State, with a view to as
ceftaining their preferences, but We think we
would venture but little in pleaging him tho
Radical Union rote Of Missouri, which We
have syery resson to bellevc will embrace the
. votes Of . majority Of the members from
this State. Schuyler Colfax has made his
pane dear to the majority Of loyal men In
Missouri by his gallant defense Of The freedom
policy Of Gen. Fremont, when that policy
mont upon the floor Of Congress, aud Was
sought to be used by them to the prejudice Of
tts author, aud the serious detrtment Of this
State. Time has Yindic2tet both Fremont
, 1863-09-22

On the e0th Of October, 1850, Benedict
Arnold, q traitor, issued proclamation to
the citizens and soldiers of the United
States, In which he said: az wish to lead
a chosen band Of Americans to the attain
znent Of peace" This he said in opposi-
ton to the American Government. then
waging 9 war against Great Britain
1or. its independence. The language
quoted is the exact language OF
Ta1lnndigham, another traitor, writing
from Niagara Falls to tie Copperheads Of
Ohio, a chosen band whom he desires to
lead to peace, by q road which leads to
dishonor and the dismembermcnt of the
Republic: Benedict Arnold md Vallan~
digham stand upon precisely the same
platform There never was more strik-
ing reproduction Of history, and history
wtl1 record the same tAte for the latter #
has for the former.
, 1863-09-22

md Agra. Renlttens Fever. GIfi Fever. 1umb
oE5illoes Fs.ess ads:d ii shs xhols CAS- q d!s
q = ests esad
No one Ttusdy "a louder called fos By the necess,.
t!ss q he Amsllcan reep mar safe cure
sr aSS fsTg5 s4s nsns eaca Ws are nex % eaaned e
ne eisesse. aad Sith .asafsuc. tonnded On proof.
1ats 6spt igRiesse setytce il us eonnuMues Thsfe
fS TT T. Inaa
ttseks It'd haleiai dsenRer = Iii fs' zsss
geas the 1ntasn vic povon of FEVER AID AaUE from
ea.t. faks1 on te ars: spnsaaen Il I.s preneatoy
se1bxe ~ 1n TT Snly ;hs bsss remedy eyss {ss
RI nihin resea ;s d aoas S
ss psise tss
81 III = p dtssf @
eoysn ~ the speedy ana CO -t1u cure Of I1:esa
assnt!y rrodact, aalalsa Or Chez .ia1taas II
III !, y ss ssss na2ss 81 I
Esysf snd Ag1. Is not A,zs the eoas.gaeaca ot the
z.o@ le iF,ttastea sa o6e xhieh "a NeaTasis knsa
aehs GoSs 6hff1dasas; sd7s Ear
s ~ sa3ess Essts.!es; ea.a e tae Howe!' Cc t.
20 + Ih5 e sas en-
sRs; !ss 7o az
:isios i !he asfoa. a!;ss,st tssea assssos =
ts 70 and ana .
Il Il g.: Suset Pe iat
iaE III eses tuntr from Iote1 mtsents. II tnsy ~ Ii
as Ia ts sata ny 5s
SfSS y : sssss t:sa
Whera- fe%11562mMaE:p
, 1863-09-22

We understand disturbance occurred 1a.+
week In Havana, Mason county. erovlne ant ant
q Copperhea1 prejudice to negroes. ( one
armed 1Fshmau brought three negroes M
ne faver On u eteamer With him, and lan6ni
W111 theu at Havana. This Outrage rafsed
'tne Ne OF the Coppesheads TO such IN eYtent
That they dneksd the 1tishmau in ti1e rIyer
and otherFte severely malteeated hlu. .>wbile
theS drove the negroes from the town' MI
satasaed with this, they proceeded to dnge
out couple Of negroes that we're prer}nnsir
tn the place. One Of them Was emploved ~
the Walker House, against which threats Of
vengeance were uttered, also azaiust the
id Abolittoniets." The rioters obtained
feau1orcenents from across the river. in Ful.
ton county, among the late opposera Of the
dtaft there, aud at one time It looked M IF
Tet19ns tronale you'd ensQe. The friends Of
Landlord walker armed themselves and re
paired 70 the defence Of the hotel The house
was ba111caded and every preparation made
for giving The rnfAans q 1tting recent'on
Meantime deputation WIS sent to seyerai
leading C0pperheads-1neno Of property. Vim
mere plafn]y told that any destruction of
property would be retorted upon them. and
not uPou the frreeponAible crew they could
control They were also emphatica1ly warn
ed tltat their lives would pay the forfeit for
the life OF any Union citizen. This menace
brought matters to stand; No attscE was
mada ou the Walker Hopse, and NO further
violence ensued. There was much bad blood
exhibited by the Coppe1heads and many
threats made, but nothing more. =
, 1863-09-22

fV The Chattanooga R<6sl, which decIar-
ed !. Vallandtgham ''our style of man."
and nominated him as the Democratic candf>
date fox Governor Of Ohio, said while he was
still at, Shelbyvil1e:
'His (Va1laudlgham's) road, which lies to
the steep ascent ii the future, Is direct and
gas LIGHTED MI the way It leads ont of some
Confederate port to Nassau thence to Claa,
d., ard finally to the Gubernatorial chalr OF
Otio-"
..Lieat. NaUzy saJs In his letter of August
II, to the London Times:
"Vallardiehan waits and watches over the
border, pledged, If elected Governor Of tue
State Of OHIO, to array It against Lincoln aad
the war, and 60 for peace."
This fact, Manry assured!the British symps~
thizets with rebellion, might be taken as IN
''otfset to the tide Of military ,reverses, run
ming sgainst the Southern Confade1nry.''
, 1863-09-22
4 Silver Sanitary Fund.

Tue eight tilyer bricks purchased By the
shipped for ssn Francisco yesterday mornfsg.
The eight were worth SIC, 900, md upon each
Ut them was fnEcrtbed one Of the folio wing
memorable words: Mem Orleans, Gettysburg,
Vtcksbnrg; Port Hudson, Fort Donelson; Pes
Ridge, Morgan, and Island No. 10 Last night
Almatin = r. Panl; Prssiaent Of r the GomniS- 44I
Bellows, President of the o. 8. Sanitary Com
mission:
Henry ". Bellows, President 9. S. Sanitary Com
miesion, New York City;
The loyal citizena OF Storey county, Nevada Tel.
1itoEy, appsectating the ralor ol our patriot col
dlets, send aa token, by the steamer Of the Sd.
$1,000 more, IN eight silver bars for the relief Of
The sick and wounded of tho army and navy.i
A1HARN 3, pAuI,
President Storey Co. Patriotic Fund Association.
-Pirgfnia {lN.1.) Ln{0n.
, 1863-09-22

any greater peril in Vermont. WHERE a co,-
Perhead Is not Gc7ernor. than they a:e In
Ne" FORK Where Seymour iss Are The min.
clples OF the Government and the Constjtu-
lion any less safe in the State of Vermont
than they are In Kentnckys If every toya1
ota1e followed the example Of Vermont.
would single lover Of the Union and the
aoSe1rment regret the reeu1te
Tobacco and Soldiers In MARYLAND.
Tom Cooke, the Washington secession cor
respondent OF the rebel print in this city, In
his last LITTER states tha, the enlistment of
co1orcd soldiers In Maryland Is running the
planters. Hundreds Of slayea, be ssys. ara
joining The co1ored regiments, and ii the con.
sequence it, ttat the tobacco crop will be lost
Tor want Of lstorers TO- gather it.'' Thts ,s
one result. L : says, Of the Emancfn.tfon
tioe'amafaon, ~ efforts to reclaim these
colored men al .they are sworn into tbs
m1i1tary Berrtce NJ d tecpme soldiers, is futile,
ihe. notorious Ctr. schenck''; viii not
give Them up and send them back to pick
TOBACCO 1eayee for their claimants. The Re.
snt Is that Hhite the Union, army gets many
excellent recruits, sone Of the ssweedn viii
not be gathered. This ia an arful state Of
af1airs, truly.
The free population Of Maryland In 1s;o
vac Isl, ,os4, while tho number Of slayes was
only 87,1s8 or:one Slave to seres free. Il
strikes ns that u It be very. important to Sc:
cure the tnhaceo crop the free part Of the
population might take their hands ont Of
their pockets and bel lp to gather It, The
, 1863-09-22

Papers from this place Of the 10Th speak Of
the hopc1essness Of the defense at Charles.
ton. They say, that there Is nothing lett for
bIaEe people to do but perish on the al,a1
Of their country. They are moving every.
thing that can be transferred from there to
places IN Georgia. They say that God has
dese1tsd them and given them oyer to the
nated fee All the specie lett In the Conled.
in the Interior. It n1ll be remembered tha.
SIX millions Of dollars in bullion were brought
to Vicsshurg from New Orleans On the Siar
# the West before the fall Of Fort jackson.
This Is In Ill probability IN Mobile, as It WAS
taken there over the railroad at the time.
NEKYII
, 1863-09-22
Cen Granr,s opinion Of tho Procla-
. mAtI0As

Gen. Grant,s opinion Of tho Procla-
Hnf1oAs
The President has recently received aletter
7tom Gen. Grant in which that officer givesin
hlt hearty adhesion to tie policy Of the admin.
1atsntion as inaugutated BY the proclamation
OF freedom which he terms the most fornIda-
BILE weapon In The National Arsenal. BE adds
/. 1hat he shall Gladly cooperate with Adj
Gen Thonas in the formation of colored reg
sments, for which twoexpeditIons sent ont by
him had already- brought in many recraits
Gen. Grant incidentally mentions that ,ths
rebels have driven into the interior all rhe
nlaves on the Plantations within ten miles o'
either bank Of the Mississippi.
, 1863-09-22
1AG ncbel Steamer Florida In Rrest
CMG1nl Declaration Of the Paris

: =. n 1AH3s3 1tPEs =.
The Ao'i'tns Of this morning ssys:
1.-The privateer Florids, sailing under the
Coniederate hsg, has entered Brest, to repair
oamages. Her reception was in accordance
Wllh ne ordinary principles Of the interna-
- Al fh5 opening Of the war, the Emperoras
government, IN accord with other Powers,
recognized the Confederates in the character
of heIlgerents, und declared its intention: Of
oosefV1Dga strict neutrality between the two
parties: In Ike cases it is right as well az the
aufJ Of neutrals to permit the vessels of bel
l5eeIenta to Procure themselves means, not
for lighting PURPOSES, but tor navigation:
Florida could be permitted to procure all
that was indispensable to maintain her In q
good naE5gable state. without being able to
make purchases tending to recruit her arraa-
, 1863-09-22

M1cnaAs STATE FA1a.-The Fair Of the
Michigan State Agricultural Society viii open
at ka1amszoo, on Wednesday Of this week,
and continue until Friday night. The Fair
promises to be very successful one, theteoy
maintaining t1aelr character for many years
past. i :;'."''.-
, 1863-09-22

Letter from Ex-Pre.ident Pierce to
JcN. Davis

JcA. Davis.
The Iadeptndeat Democrat, published at
Concord. n. r., prints the following letter
from e1-Presfdent Pierce to JEFF. Davis, turn
isted By Capt Gibbs Of the 15.h 1linoi*, who
found it among the other contents Of Davis
libsMy-
c1AEEsnoS HOTEL,
Jau'y 6, 1860.
MT DEAR FR1ExD:-1 wrote you an unsat->
isfactcry note 6ay or rwo since. l have
just lad 9 pleasant interview With Mr.. Shop
ley, who're courage and fidelity are eqal t,
LIS Learning and talents lie says he would
rather fight the battle with you as the rtand-
ard bearer In 1850 than under the au-pfces Of
arg other1eader. TIE feeling und 1uagm.nt
Of Mr.. s In this relation Is. an contdert,
rapidly gaining ground in New Eoglaud.- Oar
people are :. looksisg saag tor ~ she Coming Msq
character above the atmosphere ordinarily
brestthed By politicians. A iaan really fitted
for this emergency by his ability, Courage,
broad statesnansblp aod patriotism Col
Seymour {Thos Il: arrived hera this morn:
in almett The identical language used BY Mr..
Shepley. It Is true lha. in the present state
Ct ttfpEs at Washington and throughout the
country no man can predict wtat changes
two CT tire months may bring forth: Let
Congress, full Justice seems to me nat to
hare been done to the Democracy Of the
North. I do not believe that onr friends at
the South have any just itea Of the state OF
feeling hur1yiug at this moment to the pitch
of inteuEe evaporation between those who
respect their political obligations and Those
Who hare apparently no lmpelllng po1cr but
that which hntica1 lassion on the subject of
domettic alayery imparts. Without discuss.
ing the question of lIght-of abstract power
to secede, l have never believed that actual
disruption Of the Union can occur without
blood; and If through The madness Of North
etn Aboliuonists that dire calamity must |
come, the fighting viii not be along Mason
aid Dlton's line merely. It wflr be within ]
our own borders, III our own streets, hetGeeu
The two classes u citizens to whom I have
1eferrsd. Those who defy law and scout con-
ttItnlions1 obligations, will If wc ever reach |
the DTD1trament Of arms find occupation |
enough Ut home. Nothing but the state of |
Mrs. Pierce health would induce me to leave |
the country now, although 1t ia quite likely /
That my presence at home Woald bs Of little /
service. I have tried to impress upon, our !
people,. especially In New Hampshire and 1
Connecticut where the only elections ara to ]
take place during the coming spring, that
RhHe our Union meetings are Ill ii the right |
direction and well enough for the present,
lbey Fill not be worth TIE paper opon whieh
overthrow political abolftfonfsm ut the polls |
and repeal the unconstitutional and ohnox.
2ous laws which in the cause Of "Personal
lanert3' have been placed upon our Statute
nooks. ehan look with deep Interest and
s3stsa No. Without hope fora decided change Ia this
: Ever and truly four friend.
, 1863-09-22

1F*E13l1zVs1
The Union triumph In California It Is con
ceded gives the Republicans a working ma
jority IN the next Congress, and thus enables
them to elect the officers Of the House, Al
ready there Is considerable discussion suspect
Ing who these shall BE-. The most prominent
candidates for Speaker are Hon. Schuyler
Of Illinois. Either Of them Is nbundantly
qualified tor the post and would have the con-
fderce Of the party and Of the country.
Probably, however, in this section Mr. Wash
burnc would be preferred to his competitor,
becaute a New England man by birth, and
haye strong claims for the office from the
met that be will be one of the oldest members
Of the House.
, 1863-09-22

- The New York Hor1d s,ys that nature
has endowed President Lincoln With ia sin-
gle great quality''-that he has nothing hui a
"ceftain vulgar honesty" According to the
etiquette Of coppe1headls m, honesty Is the
yu]gaIest thing In the world.
, 1863-09-22

EueriI1as, Panpers. &c.-Patd of
Health3 &c. : Weather - In and
Around rS-Forttficattons.
&c-1mproyemcnts nts-Arkansas-Trcp
sure Rindtng-1mporkanf from Mo-
bile-moylug Of Taluables.
, 1863-09-22
Aldrs[lq11sflu4

THIRTY YEARS EXPERT
= ENCE OF An OLD MURINE Mrs. W1nstox ,
eoot5frE eyrup IL the prescription of one Of tbs be1
Eas beea used for thirty Jna-a With sss
= md success By riltons OF nothars snt Children.
Gcm the seehlo In h5s cne wetk Old 70 thn R5nIt-
It coETectA Attttsy Of tho stomach.
Relieves Htad coltc
Regulates the bowels. ....-.
And E1ye9 reat heath and comfort to 1noth5r Rad
child. Is esat bo:1s. 471 E2a Gn- 311
, 1863-09-22

The New York Herald thus accounts for
the defeat Of the democracy in MIME;
They will owe their misfortune to the sa,,a
faclaon which broke them down In New Hamn.
shire and Rhode Island last spring-Tue sILIY
AND 1MPRACT1R1E CoPPKRuEAps. Btou Brad
bury, the democratic candidate tor Governor.
wan Get mp, not only as coppc1head Of the
peace pattern Of Seymour, Of Connecticut,
governor, would follow in the footsteps Of
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