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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01
Speech Of Gen. logan.

Major Gen. Logan arrived here this
morning, and was met at the depot by a
large copcourse of people. The commit
tee babe him welcome as an honored son
of Illinois, by all loyal men.
In speech at Carbondale. yesterday.
he said he had no disposition to discuss
politics, for he was not q politician. and
thanked God for it. He only wanted to
consider what was for the good of the
country. When the war is over we can
then ask who is the villain. Now the
house is on fire, and we must put it out
He showed who began the war that the
President was forced at every step to
make the movements he had, and vet
some cried unconstitutional |" We
fought the Mexicans because they made
war on the Government, and if that was
constitutional why was not this war? He
ridiculed the sentimentalism of those who
objected to the war because it was against
our brethren. He was no apologist for
the President, but would stand by him in
all his efforts to put down rebellion. even
If he sent elephants South to trample
Them down. All the exigencies Of a war
like this could not be worse improvided
FOR by the Constitution. The President
was empowered to raise armies, and that
was sufficient. Ii this war ia uncondi-
tlouai Jeff. Davis must be right. He de-
Tended and explained the CONSUMPTION,
and denounced the New York rioters
II the leaders were hung to tho first tree
we would have no mobs. He had seen
men smile when we wero whipped. and
from tbs like angry demonstrations when
we were victorious but he expected all,
If they would do themselves Justice, not
TO die traitors on account of the infamy
it would bring on their families.
We must be for our country right or
wrong. A man who is not for this gov
erpncnt would hate heaven ii he lived
in it. He showed how ridiculous was
the peace cry. and that the only way to
peace was to soundly thrash the rebels,
and they would come back as humble as
need be; and that whipping they would
get as sure as God was 10 heaven. if the
people at home will allow it.
He spoke of the condition of the gov
eminent at the time the war first broke
out, arms nearly all shipped to the South,
but with all disadvantages what successes
have been achieved With regard to the
proclamation, if the rebels wanted the
niggers, let them stop fighting. If the
proclamation was wrong let them lay
down their arms and appeal to the
courts. III the question was left TO the
women and children of Mississippi and
Louisiana, they would say they wanted
no more niggers, the rebel army had de-
moralIzed them and the war had made
them no better The constitution would
be needless whether they gained indepen-
dence or not
He spoke three hours, completely car.
rying his audience with him, many times
them to tears by his manly and
hearty defence of the soldiers.
AT the close of the meeting three
hearty cheers were given for the Union,
and three for Gen. Logan. A series of
OF resolutions were passed
Ti-vs~ w--. ~ha.. aanh pa-sons nres
ent
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Commercial.
CORRECTED DAILY ~
IS. II A M / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Cernsr Posyth and Main strssts.

PRODUCE AND PROvIsIONs.
tLouR-saperhLe - ~; sprin Whoa, extra.
~; Pall wheat Extrs q as
CORN AkAL-s5 to 81 90 ? 100 IA,
BRAN AND sHoRrs--sosp iooAs
SHIP sTUYH--sOc.
CoRN-4o TO 46c ? bush.
aARLEY-73s 10 u rs.
wHsAT-Pa1 Oocosi %; Spring 7oe7se su.
RYE-40e
OATS <Onb0e
NEW PoTAToEs -eI % Rsiaii SOC per peek
BUTTER-common 10 to ias; choiss, IA to lee; 70.
tail, IA to zoe
EGGs-7e
CHTCKEEs-sI ~ 70 81 So
LARD-s3 20.
BACoN-shouiders. AYE; Hams 1e. sides &c.
WHITE BEANS-Conmon 10 rood so to a 70
Prime Navy ea0sa so.--Nominai.
rALLoW--7c.
HAY-Timoshy. sNoe 70 sIs %, bsisd sI7 %
10 Ola %; Prairie slo ".
GROCERIEs.
seGAR-Nss Orleans fair. Iss; prime Ise !,
shoiseis Ne~ York, @, llic, New York, \, Isle;
crushed aad powdsrsdIst to i7s.
MoLASsKs - Rslchsr,s Sugar Houss 7ss. CAL
MISUNDERSTANDING scarce, sorssn Aoos0s.
coFPER-Rio soDaaka: lava %; Lasuyra $50
RICE-lo2ioas.
Soda 10 &c.
soAP-Paim s1o, Family &C. German 7.s.
cANDLEs-starl7to -; summer Pressed iato,4e
TEAs-Yeunx Hyssn. u ioosI =; Imperial, q %
osl 20; Black, 7sc0ol 20.
ToBAcC0.-Dssk Sweet, dc to sse; Medium D.sSs
soc to 5so; Gold and Natural Lsaf 600 to ooc
NAiLs-Bess Brands ss este ss rs, rates.
GLAss-sxlo City - 50. rates.
CoRDAGB-isc 10 isc.
FRuIr-Drisd Apples et87ae per =. Dried Peach
- 81 to ioie. Raisinses 90 Is rs.
sALT-Lake o o.
rIsH-s n A.ss:fsi, ss,.. q. 50 70 ss ..
nitDsl.. ss .. / white hit PIX o. 50
sUNDRsEs.
LEATHEk--sole 800 IS harness se@l3.
HIDEs-Dry il2tc; Dry ssltsd 10; grubsy haH
price green de; green sheer pslL l0oer Is;
green hog skins l5c.
sKEDs-Timoshysi IS 10 -; Flax; ssasi %,
nominal.
FkATHERs-3O04o.
CHEksE-Denmsrk n to ise.
BEEP cArTLE-itOats gross.
sHkEP-ss % 70 - 80 vheas.
WooL-cisAn Tubwsshsd, see 70 COO; UnwssAsd
enc third less.
VII, W 20 vJcj r6tuii Ltne00d OIL,
u 70 Lard OIL, soc to q 90; Fish OIL 81 20 70 q 10
BEEswAx-30c-
FAT HoGs-e3 so nett.
RAGs--Woolen " Cotton 2ic.
oLDtRoS-is y ~ Brass Zoe p . Copper
Isc p h.
E1cHArsE--on New YORK " percent .esnkaSls
FUNDS; PhilAdelphia, Boston sud claeinusti y per
cent. st. Louis aud Chicago Y per cent old isc
buying.
DRY GOODS.
GREETINGS Il sHiRTrNGS--l7t to soc.
DRiLLs-26 TO STkc.
PRfNTs-1S to Iske.
DkLAINS--22 10 Csc
GINGHAMS-ei TO a2o.
CHADWICK b COATS sPooL-o0c.
sKEtN THREAD-oI % TO u 10.
FARMERS MECH CAssIMRRE-S0 to csc.
SKIRT BKAID--50c TO u 90.
CORSET JEANS 90 TO 9Sc
DENIMs-20 TO 27ie
TICkING-25 10 Csc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

Hs'oH - 0~rs CTr-Dssr ssr with yeur per
vi'h 70 say to the readers Of your paper tins
viii sssd BY retnrn mail to ali who uisA a. Gree,
Recipe, With full direc,ioas for MAKING and asine
simple Vegetable Balm, ths. will enecsusliy remove
In 10 days, Pippies, Biotchss Tan Precles spd all
Impurities OF The Skin leaving The same sof clear
smooth and bsastifal.
VIII also mail free to those having Rail- Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and inform aiiop tina,
siil enable them TO start full growth of Luxur,,n,
Hair, whisksrs or Moustsehe in is.s than % dsys
All applications answered by return M all w,tAou
charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. r CHAPMAN, Chr Ia
JeSo-dam No. 81 Broadway, New Yort
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Now York Market.
Nsw York, July u.
Fiosr-Marhet dull and Sc lower. Sales eco bbs.
81 ~ oo3st rs Tor Super stats % soDos 90 Tor Rx-
ira state; - oaSes 10 for chlcsco o. 70 for Super
western, ~ s0So5 10 X. H.O
wheas-Nominai, market dali and lie lover Sales
70 COS eashsis Al u oiaelIa fol- Chicago Spring;
u 1881 % Milwaukee cab; u sl1ei ~ for Winter
He'd,
corn-Nominai, market dull and In buyers favor
Sales 10000 bushels at osos6he for Shipping mixed
Oats-DulI 66ae7e
Pork-shads easier. ei3 Is for old msss Sls 80
e&ls saS for old snd new prime.
LArd-DulI and heavy. sk0s5c.
Becf-Quiet.
whisky--6teady. tss.
0roesries--Quist
Inv rsLEsRArH.l
stock MaHksg.
New Yers. Jaly 81.
ssecks~Actiye, but prices ssnsraily easier.
Startling Exchangs-Ua chasgsd.
New York Central sS-i2eS.
Krie--I03s
Rsadins--iGsa
Hudson -i<s.
Illinois Cenuai Scrip-ss~
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S-T-186O-X.
brakes Plantations RSsGe,-s,

They parity, ssrsnsthsn and invigorate.
They create . healthy appetite.
They are anfidote 10 change OF water and dist
Insy overcome enscss ofdisspssion and iasc houss
The, strengthen she system and enliven the uuind.
They prevent mis.natie and intermittent fevsrs.
They purify The breath and aeidiiy ofths ssenAch.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dsrrhsa, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache,
They are The bss Bitsen In the world. They ushs
the weak man strong. and are exhausted ulsssre,s
srsat rssterer. They made Of pure 81 Crolr Kan
10 csisbratsd Calsaya Bsrk aud herbs and are
AAsn vim tae pleasure OLA ssvsrass, without regard
70 .se OF ams OF oay. Particularly Recommended 70
aeosss persons requiring eenss stinsisnt. Sold By
all 9rocsn. DraGsias, Hotels and Saloons
DAAAS = co, 2es Bsssdway, Now York.
Sold BY Andrew j. WilklnsNn.
Jez1-aAwSm No. ~ Aain-st.. Kspkuk.
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SURVEYORS oPpIt,R

SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keokuk, Iowa, May n, l6ss
Ko1TCK.-To all persons having guns, revolver q
p'os' OF munitions Of var OF any kind for aale are
noi 70 sell or dispose Of the sams without Arsi
ooAin'hS psfmn from the undersigned by order d
"' spse'ai Asen's the Treasury DepsrtncnA. All
poons voiaanx THIS order will be liable to have such
Sonnses'sa Tor The use OF the Goveruueut Of ths
onitea sAasos' JOHN 6rANNUs,
nayD@dA Surveyor and CoiiS,caos
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THE DHsEAsEs OF ERR OH /.
Tn MALAY ~ E~v~s~s

i, Joan y. Ogden, n. D., author and publLpher Of
inc ABOVE won DO hereby prouiss and 10 send
)fes OF charge, TO any young nan Who viii wits Ter
H. sample copy Tor psrruA. The proper study Of
mankindh MAE This vsiaabis WORK Is issued and
ssn' 'or'n Tor Inc benefit Of sussring hnaasity Il
sas 10 simple tsngnAss on al ne dsssases eY Error,
'oeiuuins Seminal weakness. Nervous debility, inSi
ssstion. Melancholy. Insanity. Wasting Decay, inpo-
tsney, &c, Ao.r-sivins ,afe. speedy, and sssesns,
prescriptions for their permanent esrs, pgsthar With
no'n ssinsois Information. Alwho favor me with =
aess 70 iesa my sors 'hail reesvs sample copy BY
return mali free Of charge
Address JOHN h. OGDEN, I'D,
No. GO Nassau street, Nsv York,
ma y1o- dAw3n
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NOLLEN d VAN GRIEKEN'G
Carries de TSsiee
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
NO. 81 MAIN STREET.

VIZ wish 70 announ % 10 The public that veaYs con.
SANITY rses,sins, direct from New York. anyshiag
and every hns that - being newly discovered;
ths profession oitAs Csvss e TSsls % W.
ting Portrait We pay particular Attention TO ths
Vignsste Gard Photograph which IL fast bscemtns tbe
most pepolns PICTURE kaow 70 the Art. They rival
even The far famed Deguerreotype, In mosi respect
seltness u anish Ambrotyp~s and MeI1inotyres -
Also tsksn = our koons aud nnshed up 10 the most
PhOIoGAAPAS, we take mp to the Cabinet = "A
LiSo-bisss, botA plalnAnd in eoloss
Weaiso copy old DaguerreOtypes and Ambrot ypes
icto CsSss - vssstss, Or larger Photograph, W.
sixes. ~'e-'
III All NAgativesare preserved .pa,s-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-01

weary, hungry and footsore, he told them
to help themselves, and whenever h's
men got into such position they shonld
have what they could get, and thai was
war. The rebels do the same, gamer
everything, even to niggers, 10 keep us
from getting any; but you never hear of
tina 4 being wrong. ;,
He insisted that oil should be for the
country, right or wrong, and that people
at home should give the soldiers sym
patty and support.
II is impossible TO do Gen, Logan jus
tice in telegraphic report. AT the close
Of the speech the following resolution
was presented by Gen. Hayns and adopt.
ed universally:
Resolved, Thss we stand by the con-
stituted authorities Of the country in
their efforts to maintain, preserve and
perpetuate the Union and Constitution
at whatever cost, and against whatever
power, domestic or foreign. that may as
sail it, and that although We depiore
the calamities of civil war, yet all States
must be restored 10 the Union, aud the
laws must be executed over the whole
country, and peace must be secured by
victory until the last rebel lays down his
arms that we tender to all our brave
boys, from the highest to the lowest, on,
warmese sympathy and acknowledge eui
gratitude to them for their sacrifices and
for the impsrishable renown shed upon
nnr arms hv their GLORIOUS deeds.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-26
TESTIMONIALS.

The subscriber would announce that his stal-
lion, Vermont Ranger, DIETER known as the
Francis Drew horse,) will stand the ensuing sea-
son for the improvement of Stock at the follow
ing places, viz: Mondays at Passumpsic House
stable, St JOhnsbury Tuesdays at Passumpsir
Village, Barnet; Wednesdays at subscribers sta
BILE; Thursdays at Danville Green Fridays at
subscribers stable Saturdays at Lyndon Corner.
The above named horse is seven years old this
grass weight, l225 pounds; height. l6l hands
color, good glossy black. Pedigree. Vermont
Ranger was sired by the celebrated Morrill, horse
His dam was sired by Vermont Champion, ard
his grand-dam by Sherman Morgan.
The subscriber would say to the patrons Of the
Old Morrill, horse far and near, that he Is salts
fled that his stallion is as good representative
OF his sire as can be found in the country, AND
that they will come to the same conclusion should
they see MT to pass an examination.
Terms: insurance $500. All mares disposed
of before the usual time of foaling will be con
sidered with foal.
II. J. BlCKFORD, AGENT.
No. Danville. May II, 1868. 47j2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-26
NASON X HANLlN
c 4 Il y EFT ORGANS
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patented Oct u 1862

" Il. Having recently introduced nlns. =
very important Improvements in our Harm,ll-
GillS, ae have secured for them oy copyrlIlt -
Trademark - Cabinet Organ. which NJ. c,>'.l-
gulSh them from those of other makers, AID ~
tect purchasers from limitations.
MASON q HAMLlN'S CABINET ORGAN>
are pronounced superior 10 al instruments q
similar nature. aS Nelodeons, SeTaphIIS. a.
by those best qualified TO judge, and ar 4, %.
ones which have ever been awarded God Nt--.
IN this country See written testimcr, r:Iola '-f
following most eminent oryanists OF AcA nlA'
Boston, &c IN which they are pronounced 90 H..
best of their class Of which We have auy Al'"-
ledge =; Zundel, OrganiSt Of Henry Nara Dec
ers church; Flint, Of Madison Square ci.-r.-
MoseLthal, Of Calvary church; WclS, q t,t.,.
church, Nasrath. Of Or Pise's church So
OF tie immaculate Conception church; h--t'.'
Editor Musical Review, of New YORK, lucA'
man OF ST. faulS church; Wilcox Of lmnas-
late Conception church; BaUlR52ch Il '.'
Church Of the Unity; Lang Of Old South Li'''"
Of Boston: Beale, of ST Joseph church; ta...-
as, Of the Church Of the Holy lnnocentS' Mar
OF ST Peters Church, Of Albany,-and n-all
others.
The Manufacturers are in possession OF ie>--
months 10 similar feet from Thalberg- ArrE2i'
l.. Mason, Eerrahn. Bradbury, N,b5, ho..'
Hastings, Nm. Mason, SatteT, Nollel.Ha'is
Geihaar, klauser, Wolfsohn, etc, etc
PRICES.
Cabinet Organs, single and double reed 10 >I7'
do. with t, 3, and II stops, pedal
bass, etc. So 70
M,,odeons. nine varieties. s6O - -
u Descriptive Circulars sent by mail.
wareroOms in Boston pa Washington -
Warerooms in New York. ) and Mercer 81
Address Mason & Hanlin, Boston, or :" Ma
son Brothers, New York" 8l7as
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THE CALIFORNIAN
Amusements of Idle MajOr.Generals.

Gen Butler, uneasy still in his retirement
in spite of being knocked down by his
Neutrality-suspicious. started new question. he
claims to he the ranking Encouragement OF
the army, that is, the first commissioned; and
SO commanding all the rest in case they come
together; and this on the grounds, that
though Mcclellan and Fremont were ap-
pointed two days before him, the President
intended to appoint him first, and that he
accepted first. The question is considered
important enough at Washington to be refer
red to board of officers, and Gems Fremont
and Mcclellan invited to present their argu-
ments on the subject. Fremont has done so
in loLg letter, which is printed. All Of
which is of about as much practical impor-
lance as whether man is perfected ape, or
was made fair and square. ready for the
tailor, at the start.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-26

The Nashville, Tenn, Union reads very
much as though Parson Brownlow had got
hold of it. This is its obituary of rebel
general.
"Gen Tilghman was killed at the bloody bat
tie of Champion Hills, by a shell fired from the
brigade of our old friend Gen Burbridge.
Gen Burbridge will accept our hearty thanks
for killing violent rebel and a very great
dog. He was self-conceited, treacherous,
revengeful, tyrannical and dishonest, and we
are not sorry to hear of his death. We
rather guess that the devil has got him, and
that he now holds some very sulphurous
position in the most torrid state of the ultra
southern confederacy. Requiescat in damna-
ton :"
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The following is from The Raleigh State

The following is from The Raleigh State
Journal, secession paper:
1--WE fear that the same conflict between
the State authorities and the Confederate
Government which was witnessed in this
State at the session of the last Legislature is
to be renewed. The governor has assumed
the position of an avowed advocate of the
supremacy of the state judges, and has in ad
vance decided all cases against the claims of
the Confederate Government. We have OBJ
served with regret recent order of the gov
ernor, by which he commands the officers of
the State to resist by force the arrest of any
person claimed as conscript, who has once
been discharged by the decision of the state
judge. We look with alarm upon these un-
settled and conflicting claims. The only
honest course for State in the Conf.deracy
is to give her all to the contest now raging,
or to quit the field at once. There can be no
divided service compatible either with honor
or safety"
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AN lMPosTER.-The pastor of the Congre

An lMPosTER.-The pastor of the Congre-
gational church in Newmarket, n. H., in
forms us that man calling himself DIR John
Bailey of Newmarket has for some weeks
been imposing upon the public by claiming
to be an agent sent out by that church to So
licit funds to clear their meeting house from
membranes He further states that the
meeting house there, in which the Congre-
gatonal church and society worships, is en-
trely free from all membranes. and that
the church and society have sent out no
agent to collect funds, and that such a man
as DR. john Bailey is entirely unknown in
that vicinity. The public should be on their
guard against him-Boston Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-26

The undersigned who has beeI well known ia
Ills part If the state for 20 wears. aS Marble
WoTAor. continues - manufacture Monuments
Grave Stones and Ornamental Work OF every
Stvlc OF pattern. To- SUIT everybody; and in yiea
of the fact that lie does ~ most expensive rlart
of the work himself. he van sell ~ prices tha; ne
nan ran Ike al ana hire his work done and 1av
ms oils II i we'll established fact tha, i:isi
aiNayS succeeds tie best Nho i the best arq,lain,-
Cd with the business which he l. in. What sane
man would think OF getting fine propor;ioned
ant. well finished monument. designed and exc
cutod under the directions of 4 man who had
tended SAN mil pealle-i TIA If YOU want a
good loa 10 10 = good mechanic. tell him what
YOU Wat. and Nou Xiii get the be Il WORK and the
lowest price Those Who are ABOUT 10 purchase
Monuments or Gra,c Stones. viil md JUS, what
Will suit them 10y coming u i-ynd ~ or or writing
full particulars. and every job vii be executed
with fidelity and sliiel rciIi 10 the Wishes OF tie
purchaser u p SPENCER
Lyndon. JAM /. 1866 Eft
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7 UMBER.- REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed IN .ba IT,,,o,t
shop at Paddeck's village; and having ant in =
new Planer Vii! DO all kinds Of blaming in the
best manner. He continues 10 furnish an kinds
OF iuinoer On the most reasonable terms. Also,
packing boxes of every description.
DANIEL COLBY.
st Johnsbury, May s. Aft
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T ANDS FOR SALE
In Westmore, Vt, in the vicinity of

In Westmore, Vt, in the vicinity of
W l. L o L G HBY AXE
The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers. 5000 ACRES of New Land in
the town of Westmore. at prices varying from
50 to 81 per acre, according to quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth of Maple, Beach, Birch.
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is rich. dark
loam and will produce from % to 80 bushels of
Wheat per acre, without manure.
Westmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing in population, and will eventually be-
come one of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County.
Such are contemplating emigration to the
West, or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms at
the East, will do well to take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. A liberal credit
given. GEO. B. CHANDLER.
Concord, n H., FEB 1861. 3ltf
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- Buy me and I'll do you Good"
Health and Strength secured by the Use of the
great spring and summer medicine,
u K. i a n U l. + I 5
RG0I MI IERR RIu'IED :

ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,
Composed of Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry. Yellow
Dock. Prickly Ash. ThOroughwort. Rhubarb
Mandrake, DaDdclon. &c. all of which are so
compounded aSC act in concert. and assist ma
, ture in efadicating disease. Ills medicine has
been before the public for over fourteen years.
with constantly increasing success and is now
the standard medicine of the age Its effect upon
the system is most mountaineering directly
upon the seat of disease, cleansing the bowels,
removing all distractions from the internal or
CANS, stimulating them INTO healthy action. puri-
flying the blood divesting it Of all humors, build
ing up the weakened system. and restoring the
invalid to health and usefulness. They cure and
eradicate from the system. Liver Complaint, that
lnainwhecl of so many diseases; Jaundice in its
worst FORMS all bilious diseases and foul stomach.
dyspepsia, costiveness, all kinds of humors indi
gestion, headache, dizziness. piles, heartburn
weakness, pains in the side and bowels, fatu
lency, loss OF appetite, and torpid or diseased
liver. dsordered stomach, or bad blood to which
all are more or less subject in spring and summer.
1t is highl5 recommended by physicians every
where, Try it, and you will never regret it. No
medicine be like it in its salutary effect, there
fore inquire for Lang,ey's Bitters and take no
other.
81 and 30 cents per bottle. Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere. Orders addressed to
GEO. C.. GOODWIN & CO.
SO Hanover street. Boston. 1864
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nR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
AND CATARRH SNUFF.

This Snu has ihnr,lg iy proved itself To f the ls-
al' ever knnSn ~ clrii- the Cstarri Cod Ia the
Heal anl the Headache. q has been .l1l al excrlr-tr
Eeist III many ca>-> II EyrS- Deafness - tsst
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large humber %! The Most >ieJiatie druggists In b.
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say
The undersigned having many y.-s been auqAint-
ell Win d. MIrhail> Caia-Tn and Headache Suun. and
sod II IA our Whpc>- lfale. cheerful state. that
believe Il l. le equal ,syr, rl the reco:nunelsia-
lion given -; il l- ol Cai IIgi.a Affections and
That Il l. decidedly IT,, r>i article known
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BEWARE OF CUUNTERFETTS
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