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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
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TUT " U"h"t"ot0 1ITts0HY J7OW
Excesses, Habits oi Dissipation, Early lndiss
...- .. erection or Abuse, .. a.-
attended With the following symptoms " d.
Indispofiiiun to Exertou, Loss Ul Power, -
. Los OF Muinory, DiihcGity OF Breathing, -a
W-,k Nerves. Trembling,
llorlor ut IiAease, Mikeiuness, .-
Iiuness Of Vision, Pain T. tire Back,
Universal lassitude OF the Muscular SYSTEM,
Hot Hands .,-,... Flushing of the Body,
Uryless of the Skin, Eruptuis tue Face,
Paid Counteiance sr'
These symptoms, 1t allowed to go which tAs medicine
invariably removes there soon follows
Impotency, Fatui'y and EPitePt'c FtfS,
In eue OF which the patient may expire. VINO say tnat
they frequently followed by those "di eIu diseases
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09

am truly yours, 80 -
oSz A. HRNDRY.
~ CANDIES, Tea, tetise. Sugar Starch
Aspice Pepper Soaps and Toilet Aeee Cologne
6e Lamp fppines LAnps repAsd Brushes All kinds Of
koot and Herbs put BY the shakefs Paints 81 an kinds
In s54an fin oans esr EHily uss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-09
Wheeler g. Wilson Machine.

IIIE Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company having gained MI their suits AT law, with in
fringing of sewing Machines propose that the
pubic -hn Lr benefited thereby and have uccori' glS
duccd the price, nf their sewing Machines After this date
they will be At that will pay IA fr profit the
cn-t Of anusclrr capital invested and expense of making
sales such prices will enar them to make rs class
machines, aud heretufe, guarantee tleiu in every patic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05
eariAalAi q Ahrahan linselH.

0arihalAi % AbRAhan 1lneelH.
What the democracy o. Europe thinks
Of the character Of our struggle, has lsv-
er been sct forth more clsarly and more
tersely than in tho admirable letter Of
Garibaldi - Abrahan Linc6ln, ssRman-
cipator Of slaves IL tho American Rspab-
lic," whieh may be found in the Letter Of
our Tsrin correspondent.
If any man in Europe can speak ID tho
name Of the whole Libersl snd Progfsss-
i've party it is GsribAldi. No other nan
possesses to An equal degree the love.
and the admiration Of the true Democrats
Of every country Of Europe. Oar own
land has fully shared in the appreciation
of the eminent services, which Garibaldi
has rendered to the cause of Democratic
Progress, and even most Of the organs Of
our so-caiied Democratic party have been
in former days among his warm admirers,
though they might have known, that
man cannot worship at the same time
Freedom in Europe and the Slave Power
in America.
There is nothing more disgusting in
the language used by the organs of the
Slave Power than the attempt to repre-
sent themselves Is the champions Of civil
liberty, add the Republicans as the cham
pions of despotic policy. Iftheir minds
we're yet open to truth, the simple fact
that every friend of liberal progress ont
side Of the Uaited States sympsthi&se
with the present Administration, and es-
pecially with its Emancipation policy,
and that the aristocrats and rcactionists
everywhere in Europe are enthusiastic
in favor of the Southern Rebels and the
Northern Copperhsrds, should open their
eyes.-[N. Y. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05
New York, Sent. d.

New York, Sept. 4.
The following extraordinary statement
is addressed to the New York Times. in
which paper it appears this morning:
Philadelphia, Sept. Having lust
returned from Richmond, Virginia, where
l have been one year, wish you would
give the following publication in your
valuable journal:
have, during my stay in Richmond,
made thcintimate acquaintance of j. Lane.
a Captain Of the Confederate army, son Of
Gen. Joe Lane Of Oregon, who is we'll in
formed, and who assured me, that the late
lnvaslons of the North by Lee and Nor
gan were made upon the earnest and un.
doubted representations OF that trua
Southern man, Vallandigham, who assured
jeff. Davis and his cabinet that the North
was ripe for revolution, and onlv v.;.-
ed the appearance oftL Southern ormr
to acclaim for JEFF. Davis and forsaLs
Lincoln. n
Mr.. Vallandigham's representation.
were corroborated by the tone of the ma.
jority of the Northern journals, who sure.
ly would not denounce the Administra.
ton so boldly. except BY the assurance Of
having the masses strongly in their favor.
l have sent copy of this note to the
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Respectfully yours.
HxxRY Rru06x.
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Et. Monroe Sent 9

-, W NAouioO, ocpt. y.
The special correspondent of the Balti-
more American SAYS:
The steamer Spaulding arrived from of
Morris Island Monday noon. Stormy
weather for the previous two DAYS check
ed naval operations. Everything is in
readiness to continue the attack as soon
as weather is favorable. When the Snaul.
ding left, the Wehawken was Smelling
Gregg. The rebels raised another gun
on the ruins OF Sumter Saturday, but
Sunday Gllmore's battery dismounted it,
and damaging the front of the parapet.-
Operations OF Gilmore are progressing Wig
orously. His approaches are so close to
Wagner that combattants throw shell and
grenades at each other. Wednesday we
drove the rebels from their rife pits on
the left. advance line capturing 78 pris-
oners. Dahlgren is confident Of sue
cess.
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Troy, Sept. 4.
The draft in this city began this morn
ing. and terminated this evening The
proceedings were orderly and quiet, but
great interest felt, and the office of the
Provost Marshal, Hugh, was crowded
throughout the day. Only small mill
tary force was on hand, although two
regiments are in the city. Among those
drafted, we're from the Times Office, in
Guiding the local editor and book keeper.
H. B. Hubbell, editor of the Press and
one printer from the Wing. Several city
officers and prominent citizens drew
prizes. j. Rugg, of the Telegraph Office,
was drafted. Best feeling prevails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05

DATCnELORD celebrated HAIR DYE - tn Bess
ID II sAs World The only Hsvnisss, 5yss sad Rsis-
ssk Dye known. This splendid Hair Dyeis Perfect
changes Red, Rusty Gray Hair instantly to 0isssv
Black Neutral Brswa, without injuring The Hair
Staining th- skin leaving tho Hair Son and Beautifully
fresh vitality, frequently restoring lie preside
color, and rsci6es the III efects 81 Bad Dyes. Ths
Genuine 10 signed wlLL,An 4. BATCaxLoR, all others
are mere limitations and should b svoded. Sold b.
all Druggists, &c. FACTGRY-si BAacLAv-srassT.
New York. BATeHELoRs ERw TosLsr CasAn Son
Dxxsslxs THs HAIR- jys-dAvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05
GREAT INcREAsE OF THE NAVY

ANSRE ASE W The NAVY.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Tribune.)
Washington, August 81, 1868.
notwithstanding the numerous vessels
added to the navy within the past two
years, the work of construction is still
going on. The Navy Department has
just decided to build another feet Of
iron-clad vessels. They will be longer
and more formidable than any now in the
service of this or any other country
being in fact perfect copies OF the great
Ericsson ocean ships, Puritan and Dicta-
tor, which are now building in New
York
This last new batch of vessels is to be
the most perfect in The entire navy: and
IN order to render them unexceptionable
10 every way, q ey re to be built at the
navy yards of New York, Boston, Phil
adelphia, and Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire. Naval constructors alone are su-
perintending them. Work. on the vessels
will soon commence. Each will havetwo
turrets OF enormous thickness, and the
slde-armor will be some feet In thickness
There will be for each vessel two pairs 81
direct acting engines with jet condensers.
the cylinders of which are to be vertical
and placed Immediately over the shafts !:
the diameter Of each is to be IS inches
and the stroke Of piston three feet. Al
there are two of these engines. the
speed of the vessel will be rendered as
great as if the cylinders we're much lar.
ger. The boilers are to be OF the hori-
sontal tubular kind, with 900 square fact
Of CRATE. of not exceeding 81 feet in
length, $4,000 feet Of heating surface =
The tubes to be Of brass, shells to be 3.S
inch plates. with 7-l6-ineh thick bottoms
and furnaces, and braced for WORKING
pressure Of 80 pounds per square inch
Inc sorewsto De Of composition Of copper
and tin, g feet 10 diameter, Of % feet
mean pitch, 10 have blades and to be 2
feet long. They will be sustained from
the counter Of the vessel by a brass hang
ct, and the shaft will revolve in a br,ss
pipe connecting the hanger With the hull
There will be required 8 blowing engines.
With blowers equivalent 20 Dimpfel's No.
50, TO blow into an alright fire-room.-
zach boiler win be required to have an
suxlilary steam pump. The usual mum.
oer o. duplicate pieces, tools, instru-
Gen's' stores, DC, required in such ma
vai contfaets, ore to be furnished
The Department will advers;.. :. -.
for turrets which are to be mil. = :. w.
s-S@4 ss~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05
The Monitors Reported to
Have Passed the Fort.
THE WARM VIRGINIA.
KilDatrick Destroys the Re
lance and Satellite.
New York, Sept. A.,

The Tribune's dispatch says:
1t is ordered that premium of two
dollars be paid for accepted recruits for
the regular army, and volunteers shall
also be paid for accepted colored recruits.
The recruit is himself entitled to this
premium on his presenting himself to .
recruiting officer.
The Times dispatch says:
A distinguished officer in the army of
the Potomac has sent in word that Lee
has not given the slightest evidence of .
purpose to move bis forces. On the 9TH
er hand, he is waiting for the result of
operations of Rosecrans, Gilmore, and
Burnside.
The opinion prevails among the most
intelligent Of our officers at headquarters
that il these operations are successful,
Lee will propose terms Of surrender, and
endeavor 10 bring the war to close.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05

n lSEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS, SEM
- NAL, unIsAay AND SExuAL BvsrxM .-Nes
and'rslisble tressseni-in Reports Of the HOwARE
AsSOCIATIOE-Ssoti - sssisl issasr envelopes, fret
Of charge. Address, Dr.. 8. sKILLIN HoUGnToN
Howard Association, Philsdsiphn, r..
aueR6sdky3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05
New York. Sent

I've" AoiA, sept z.
The schooner Eta, lately arrived from
Nashua with pine apples, proves. to be the
pirate Retribution, and was seized yester-
day.
The steamer City of the South, from
Charleston Bar, arrived to-day; also the
steamer Union.
On Monday the iron-clads moved to-
wards Sullivan Island abreast Fort Moal-
trie, and open ed fire. The Fort replied,
assisted BY the battery on Sullivan's ISL
and, and Wagner and Gregg Gilmore
battery kept firing on Wagner. Sumter
was silent, though the rebel Gag waved
over her ruins. The result of the attack
was unknown when the steamer left. Pas
sengers aboard the Union report that
Wagner was silenced, and that the Moni-
tors passed BY Fort Moultrie without him
drance from Wagner. An ensign of the
fleet who was on night duty, had went
up to the city without finding any ap.
pearances of distractions. The impress
sion prevailed that our feet could pass up
to Charleston by dash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05


lowing:
Headquarters Army Potomac,
Sept. ).
Information having been received that
an expedition was to be sent up the Rap
pahannook to retake the gunboats Satellite
and Reliance, Gen. Fitzpatrick was d.
rected to move down with his cavalry
division and cooperate in such manner
as circumstances might require. In ao-
cordance with these instructions, Kilpat-
rick moved yesterday morning to the Vi
cinity of Carbin N .ck, where the cap
tured gunboats were lying, causing the
rebels cavalry in tie neighborhood to
precipitately ford the river. Finding no
gunboats appeared TO engage the Re-
lance and Satellite, he ordered the bate
ries of Elder and Fuller to open on them.
The Boats were moored to shore, oppo-
site Carbin's N eek, and having no steam
up, they were unable to reply. They
we're thoroughly riddled and disabled,
and can never be again used by the enc
my. The enemy played upon our force
for short time with q few field pieces,
without damage, but were speedily quiet
ed. These boats we're merely tugs, al.
tered for navy business.
Scouting parties Of infantry and cav
airy commands are in the frequent habit
of leaving Gen. Corcoran's command
Day before yesterday they chased small
body of guerrilas, and finding house
concealing captured suffers stores, set it
on fire.
Deserters now coming in report tina,
Lees army is generally discussing an
other raid across the Potomac There
must have been certain indications or ex
pressions dropped By those high in com
maad to warrant the assumption. Lees
army is much exaggerated. 1t is agair
in excellent fighting condition. Deser
tons are far less numerous than stated
both to the mountains and our lines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05

GENTLnAAN, Cured Of Nervous Debility In
competency, Prenasure Decay and Youthful Error.
scsuadel y dedre 10 benefit othess, VII Be Happy
20 furnish to all who need il, Gree Of charged the
ceipe spd diseeuens fss making TIE simple neosdy
used In his caae Those wishing 70 pro0t b his
psdenee-and posaess . valsshie Remsdy--vnl ~
ceive The same, b. return MALL teasefuy seaed) b
addressing JOHN q OGEkH,
augIS-dAw3m No. 90 Nassau street, New yoyk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05

Among the 1907 persons en- r.
merated in Ireland at the census of 1861,
no less than 742 are returned ~ being Of
the age of 100 years and upwards; 27S
of these aged persons were men and 484
were women.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05

~ The people Of the little State Of
Delaware have organized an association to
induce emigration to that State. with
view by the influx of free labor to wipe
out slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05

NEW BOOKS.
Lost and saved-by Mrs.. Merton;
Frank Warrlnston-hy Author Of kutledge;
The Drummer Boy story Of Burnside's Expediton;
Roekfcrd-by Mn. Lfiiie Devefeux Uncsted:
Drifting About-by Stephen MassetG
Ny Southern Fsi~nds-h3 Edmund Kirke;
In the TFepics-by Richard b. Kimball;
Journal Of Residence Georgia Plantation
BY Mrs r. A. Kenbie;
Poe's Works. Blue and Gold,
Re,d,e
Gibbons Rome. Vols.
Chamber English Literature;
!" Information for the People;
Paskard's Minor Surgery;
The Excise rag Laws by Conmissner Ktss;
Tho Flying Dutchm sn-Saxe;
narisn CREEPY Mrs. y. 6. Holmes;
Like and Unlike;
Les MtssFsblss;
Orphsss G. kerr's rapers, I'd Series.
Hreenason's Monitor.
Cooks Voyngee.
Al Odds-by Inc Author Of Quits;
Burrs risldand Garden;
Vegetables Of Ameriss;
Tho CampaiGn OF i0oQ and ~,
Physiological Menoirs-by Hammsnd;
Mrs. Les1ie's Cook Book;
Girls Own Book;
Boys Own Book;
Dickens Complete Workss
Home and Abroad, Second Series;
Story ofthe Guard,
Tho Poets Journal, BY BayaTd TAYLOR
Paraon Brownlow Shook;
Hdwia Bssshsrieft, w Wiashrop,
Thisday ReSeivedat
BROWNkLL's Boos Store.
anx79 ID Cor. vain and III streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05
Especial to Herald
Washington, Sept. 3.

n
The statement that Commissioner Ould
has terminated negotiations for the ex-
change of prisoners by positive declara-
ton that white officers of colored regi-
ments will not be released or exchanged,
is declared premature. Negotiations are
still in progress, and no definite result is
yet reached. Meantime no exchange of
enlisted men has taken place, but both
parties continue to release and parole
small numbers of this class of prisoners.
Notwithstanding the vigilance of the
Potomac fotilla, smuggling is still car
ried on to considerable extent. A fat
boat has been engaged for some time in
transporting contraband goods across the
river at Deep Hole farm, between the
Occoquan and Damfries, from which point
articles are hastily removed into the inte-
rior and sold at most exhorbitant rates.
At Dumfries, the landing place, common
salt is sold for twelve dollars per bushel.
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Gncinnaa. Be.ptI. 1.

s.
Quite an excitement vas created at
DAYTON last night over tho arrest BY the
military authorities Of two men named
Huber and Spsllman. for the murder Of
Liaut. Waterman. The civil asthesities
demanded them for trial upon : Wit Of
habeas corpus, but the Provost Marshal,
under instructions from Gen. Cox, refused
to surrender them. The militia had been
called into requisition to take them by
force.
The Commercials special from Rose
GRAMS army represents all quiet. Forty
or City deserters come in daily since the
army crossed the river. The bridge al
Bridgeport has been repaired, and trains
are crossing. The country south of the
river is very rough and the roads bad
Reconnaissance are sent out daily to near
Lookout Mountain. The rebel force still
occupy strong position. Deserters
think We will have no fight at Chattanoo-
GA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05

st. LOUIS, aug ,.
The Republicans Memphis dispatches
of the 1st, say, New Orleans dates of
the 28th are received. The expedition Of
Mississippi river steamboats, for some
point in the Gull, is nearly ready to
start.
Gen. Grant was to have left Vicksburg
for New Orleans on the 3lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-05

KsoErx seps. >, lass.
PRODUCE AND PROvIsIONs.
PLouR-sapersLe - 50: spriat whs.s extra
-; Pail Wheat Extra - IS.
CORN MEAL-e0 to csc 100 ~,
BRAN AND sHoRrs-si . 10. 49,
SHIP sTuPR-sac-
CoRN-4oc bush.
3ARLEY-75e 10 81 -.
wHEAT-Paii socssi 90; Spring sss7se ".
kYE-35c
oATS-25c.
NEW PoTAToks.-sI TO- Relaii 3oe per peck
BuTTER-Commou 1sc; Choice, Is to lie; retail
III TO zoe.
EGGs-1ol to lie.
cRICKENs-sl Is TO u 40.
LARD-7i o So.
BACok-ShouIdsrs. &c, Hams &c. sides se.
WHITE BEANs-Common to good 50 TO 81 Is
Prime Navy s28sa so.-sominal.
TALLoW--7c.
HAY-Timothy si7 90 to ei5 90, balsd sls 90
TO eli oy Prairie % to sio 90.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR New Orleans fair. lille; prime I7ic
choice IA; New York, C, lac; New York, A, Isle;
crushed povderedIs h
MoLASSES-Belcher's Sugar House 7oS7sc; Col
denSyrup SEA- SDc-very scarce sorgum tnz6oe
coPFEE-Rio 2sS3ie; Java 40; Lasuyra
RlCE-99k9c.
Soda to ste.
soAP-Palm sic, PANTY &c, German tic.
cANDLBS-Starl7to IS; Summer Pressed lakAi4e
TEAs-Young Hyson, u log 81 so, Imperial, oI %
o 81 30; Black, 75c01i 20.
ToBAcco.-Dark Sweet, Csc to soc; Medium Brands
soc to zoe; Gold and Natural Leaf, eoc to $50
NAILs-Best Brands es IS, rstes.
GLAss-sxio City - 50, rsses.
C0RDAGE-i7tc 10 Ia3c.
FRUIT-Dued Apples St 97ic per \. Dried Peach
es % TO loic. Ralsinso6 COG Is Is
sALT-Lake - co.
No.. A'ss'' s e 3: : s &; g
No DO hifbbs % 90
No.1 do do e70o
Hlfbbh. No. White Fish % IS
sUNDRlEs.
There is good supply OF new Gunnies selling Il 81.
Louis prices.
LEATHER--s ole 3O0ss: Harnen3sau.
HiDEs-lry Flint i7t9i4e; Dry Alted 10; grubby
half price green Sic; green sheer peit, l0cn
as;Eresn hog skins i5c.
skEp6-IinssAye - 90 10 rs; nax, sl Is.
YKATnBNs-seo4e.
CHBEsB-Deamsrk IL 10 i3c.
BERF cATTLR-llo2c gross.
SHkHF-o2 20 70 - 50 phsad.
woO1S-Cleap Tubwa.hed, SOC; Unwashed one
tAird less.
o1Ls-Csai OIL 7oso 7Sc; retail eoc. Linsesd OIL.
81 20 Lard OIL, soc TO u %; Fish OIL 81 90 70 ei o.
BEEswAX-3Oc-
PAT HOGs-43 80 nett.
RAGS-Wooten u Cotton 2te.
Va wUNSiEs--2ik to 27l.
.0LDIRoN-lc -. Brass Toe ? = Copps,
Ice y 3.
kxcHAHsE.-On New YORK y percent ssnkab,s-
FUNDS; Phiadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati X per
cent st. Louis sad Chicago per cent. old zoe
buying.
DRY GOODS.
sHrzTINGs sHIRTING5-l7l to 3ac
TRtLLS-26 to 35c.
PRIHTs-l4k 70 zoe.
DELAINS-22 to 27lc.
GINGHAMS-21 70 s9c
CHADWICK Z COATS sPOOL-poc.
SKEfS THRKAD-oI 90 to q 10.
FARMERS MICH. CAsslMERR-eO tsx6e.
skIAT BkAID-s0c TO u 90.
CORSET JEANS-QO tn 06c
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TBy rHLEsaA1H.l
stock Market.

Nsw Yost, Sept. I.
ssoeks-vsry undssstsd. some better, thossA elosss
lower.
Money! per cent.
Sterling Exehanss-very unsettled.
Gold closed It 13lk.
New York Csatrai es-s9e3.
xris--1o6.
AsaAiDe-li9t.
2. .. Vs, ~ osspens, 1oe3.
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S-T-lo6O-X.
Drn1ce,s PlAsefasiO1e Btaters.

BRAKES Plantation BttfEf's.
They purify. Strengthen and iavisorate.
They eresse healthy appetite.
They are In antidote 70 ehsnse Of vstsr ard diet.
They overcome effects o fdissipston and late hours
They sire ngthsn the SYSTEM and eniiven the mind.
They prevent nissnssie and intermittent feven.
TA1 purify the hsesth and seidisy 81 - stomach
Thsy eurs Dyspspsia sad Corsipasss. Y
They eare DisrrAsa ohoiws and CAsissa Massss. /
They cure Liver Ccnpiaist and Nervous Headache.
They the bess Bissers in the world They make
the sAk mas ss<aaes and sxhazsaed nasnre's
great ressorer- Tssy nade Of p1se ST. Crcix RIVE
me celebrated caisaya Bark roots herbs and are
taken with the pleasure Of beverage, vthou, regard
10 age Of tins Of Aay. nnicuisr,y rsesnmssded %
delicate pefsons requiring gentle ssmuiani Sold By
al Grocers. Druggists, Ho; els and Saloons
p Il pRAx1 CO., aoa Broadway. zev-York.
Sold by Andrew =. Wmkfnsea.
'ssa-d@s'" s' !" A.'a'''-' k''laa.
kplroa o. Carr CrrY.-Dssr SIR with your per
ssion wish 70 ssy The readers Of ycur paper tia
viii sead By retarn mail ali Who sish IT, free)
Recipe, with full dirsea,ons fes making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that will efee,ealiy remove,
in isdays. Pimpies, Blosehes. Tsn, FreeAIes and I'll
impurities of The stin, leaving the son, clear
smooth and hesatiful.
will also mail free to those having Ball Heads or
Bare Faces. simple directions and infornasion that
viii enable them TO full Growth Of Laxusians
Hair, whskers, OF Nosstaehe, in less than 20 days.
Ali applications answered by return n oil vithou
charge.
Respectfully yours,
TRoS p. CHAPMAN, CA<wsn
iaso-a3m No. ssi srosdvay, New York.
SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keokuk. Iowa, Nay "a, 1853.
EoTICE--To all penens having guns, revolver
pistols, nsHiteDs Of Of any kiaA for sale are
ordered 10 sell dispose Of the vithous nrss
obtaining p-run hon the undepisned By order Of
the Special Agent Of the Treasury Department. All
persons veiang tAis order will b liable TO have such
condscatsd for the the Of The
United States. JOHN STANNUs,
nay9s-dn Surveyor and ColestoR.
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DRY GOODS,

sHrzTINGs sHIRTINGs-l1i to s9c.
TRtLLs-a6 to 35c.
PRINTs--18k 70 zoe.
DELAINs-a2 to s7ic.
GINGHAMS-21 70 ssc
CHADWICK COATS sPooL-ooc.
sKRTN THRKAD-sl 90 to q 10.
FARMERS Z MICH. CAssIAERB-so tsSsc.
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The New York Tribune has the fol
lowing:
Headquarters Army Potomac,