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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-20

UNSos aIGAoUHs IN ILLrSoIs.-Ther.
b 1sA hnsdred clubs Of the Unior
|sae1ein nlinO.s, and the organization
|axtsnding with surprising npidity.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

The Hon. John J. Critteudou il up for
10 election to Congress from his district
in Kentucky. He Is with the Democratic
party for . vigorous prosecution Of the
Wat and restoration Of the Union. and
the war portion Of his speech is having .
fine run through the Republican press.-
We beg leave to call their attention to .
brief extract on another point. Mr.. Crit.
tsnd@ says
"When usurpations Of power are made
dangerous, and when encroach ents upon
my liberty aud the liberty Of my eonsti-
tuents and upon the constitution intended
to guard the liberties Of Us all, are made,
/ would have every man have spirit
enough to- declare his opinions and offer
his protests. Without this freedom of
speech there can be no lasting liberty !;
the Republic cannot exist. A
people who cannot discuss the measures
Of the nation, aud apply the necessary
reboke to secure correction of wrongs,
cannot BE- a pure people and 10 not deserve
10 De-" $685.. ;. :. r..s ...>.. ..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

as The President has revoked the order
suppressing the Chicago 1sssss. ,

.at The President has revoked the order
suppreasing the Chicago 1sssss.
III FROM vietsbutg We learn tha. an
important expedition has started for 'Yasoo
City. Il was Thought that johnson was
sndeaveius to march in that direction.
- Specials say the number Of Soldiers
who have left Hooker's army already
number 10000. As a partial set-off S, 1000
from the convalescent camps have been
sent to the ield.
"A New Orleans letter Of the 9th
ut mentions the report there that one Of
our gunboats had destroyed the town Of
Franklin, la, in consequent of being
fred on while passing BY guerrillas.
European advices bring . report that
Earl Russell has tsken very bold diplo.
matte step in advance Of the western
allies of England, on tho Polish question,
having proposed to Russia = plan of peace
combining independence for Poland.
The Virginia election has probably
resulted in the choice Of Extra Billy
Smith for Governor. Letchsr was defeated
fos Congress BY Baldwin, and Bostler was
defeated BY Holiday Price Is probably
elected Lient Governor over Imboden.
The anniversary Of the capture Of
Memphis By our forces vas celebrated on
the 9th inst. in that city. All tho stores
we're closed and the buildings ornamented
With asss. "A very large procession
msrchsd through the principal streets
visasa.sess nd paintings representing
tas Ht of'AemplaI.ssA meeting :, Dc
Cesrt House square ~ addressed By
several prominent gentlemen both civil
and military. .: y <"" ~. '@.".'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

Secretary Seward has recently return
ed to bis home, At Auburn, N. T., to visi.
his old friends. Just a. be was leaving
Washington, he il reported to have said
that the country would have been the
better by three disastrous defeats that Of
the Pope campaign, the Burnside slaugh.
ter, and Hooker's wilderness fight, if
Gen. McClellsn hsd been left 10 command
Of the Army ofthe Potomac and let alone .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

Gov. Seymour has already been named
~ the next Democratic candidate for the
Presidency. The papers who have used
his name in this connection, We are saiisG.
ed fully represent the feeling Of the
masses. The Democrats will elect 1
President ia 1864, and Governor Seymour
III our man. =rI ~~st 9eo@3 sss-4 =.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

thsir sycwsd purpoas of'ilss,as shs NSyst
= the expense Of the Union. "A
"Dut u ID noblsr to b. freS 10 O.
i Than TO Powers and Gold - bsnd aknes."
g. P. Waldroo, Provost Marshal, BE-.
been arrested and sent 10 Fors Randall.
BY order Of Gen. Cook. II IL alleged that
on the morning Of the killing Of Jacobson
by the Indians, Il James river, .Wsldron
sent word to Gen. Cook that he would
shoot him the next time he came into NE
Territory, for not sending troops to pro-
tect the settlers. Of the the tvth Of this
l know nothing and care less. l an in
formed there was personal spite existing
between the two gentlemen on account Of
some sauey correspondeuce that had pre-.
vioosly passed between them and . sum.
mary arrest i the way in which military
wrath Usually rents itself now A.days.
II 10 also reported that Capt Smith, Of
Cooks staff has been, commissioned by
Gov. Hutchinson, Is Let Lieut.. lin Co. A,
Dakota Cavalry, in place Of Lieutenant
Fowler. resigned. 1t il bat just to cay
that tho appointment does not give salts
faction 10 the Territory; not but that the
appointee will make good officer, but for
the reason that the Company beias com
posed Of Dakota volunteers, the people
had looked for Il. position to be bestowed
qpon, the Territory, either BY direc. up.
pointmens, Or promotion in the ranks
Whatever motive the Governor may have
had in, this act must have originated out.
side Of the circle Of his Territorial friends,
and 10. in very bad faith with the, conf
dence reposed in him by his own people.
But it is all q Republican dish, aud il
those Of the party in the Territory are 50
professedly vexed oyer it, why, they must
say SO: I have long ago learned that my
protest ayailesh nothing against the pow.
ers that be l merely have the satisfaction
Of expressing my convictions Of right and
wrong r..t.
The steamer Florence passed here last
week for Grow Creek, laden with 1900
sauntee squaws and papooses whose yell
low pates stuck from every crack aud
crevice on the steamboat from bold to
hurricane deck, aud gave the boat very
much the appearance Of a floating hay.
stack alive with red. hesded woodpeckers.
We have had seven steamboat arrivals at
our levee this Spring. Eve Of which have left
freight for this place. Gregory l. Bros.
are opening The largest stock of dry goods
and groceries ever brought into The Terri.
tory. Their goods are oil shipped from
s.. Louis, and ars landed At Ysnkton for
only one fourth csnt Per pound above
the freights to Sioux City.
| an glad to observe TIA. We are re-.
ceiviDg few immigrants sioe, the sta
tioning Of troops on our border. Two
farmers last week. settled upon James
river % two Of The claims recently shan.
doned ~ Norwegi.n.. Cap. Trips cav.
airy are constantly scouting the pr.iriss
Ia I'll directions, and are called BY the
settlers the Dakota Rangers" ! bell. 70
there are brighter days before u. :
LOGROLLER,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
A'ltRICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,

THE above Company viii run Messenger weekly
L to and from SOAK City via Fort Dodge end
other connecting Expresses. Their facilities for =
safe. expeditous aud CHEAP convey u packages
il unsurpassed by any other Express COMPANY
once Ut Chas kent's Drug Store, sioux City, Iowa
june l3.3m CHAS. KENT, Agent
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

The attention shown 10 General Nc
Olellani BY the people, whenever IN oppor-
tunity offers, shows how strong the love
Of justice is in the popular heart. Those
BY whom the people standp it is not in the
power Of oil the political mountebanks il
the country 10 iniure.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
Sipnx Gip 8tgisttr
SATURDAY, JUNE Is.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN.
- rlos.-The Democracy Of the STATE
Vt Iowa are. requested to send Delegates
to State Convention hereby called, to be
held 1t the Capitol 10 Des Moines,. on
WEDNESDAY, THE 8rH DAY or JULY NEXT,
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, for the purpose Of nom.
mating candidates for Governor, Lieuten.
ant Governor, and Judge Of the Supreme
Court, TO- b supported at the coming Oc-
tobsr election, and Of trsnsscting such
other business ~ may be deemed neces.
sary. The basis Of County Reprsse ntation
Willie one delegate for every Que hundred
votes cast for Richard H. Sylvester, for
Secretary Of State, and one for every frae.
ton over dry.
The Democracy of the several counties
10 she State are requested to SEQ that the
necessary steps are taken in their sespec.
tvs COUNTIES to insure their full reprcsen-
tssion st the State Convention. BY order
Of the Dem. State Central Committee.
wig, ]. NJ. ELIWOOD, Chairman.
J. G. TuRK, Secretary. ..s. .-..s t..,:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
The Hagy House,
Sioux City,.....Iowa,

JOHN HAGY, ::::::: PRorn,rroa
TIRE proprietor respectfully informs The tS.vel
L Ing pablo TINT his fssilttes ave svcA tAate /.
enabled v accomnodats his guests In as good sty h.
any Hotel on the MissJ uri Slope. BY giving
strict attention to the wants Of his guests he hopes
TO receive liberal share Of patronage.
rnar24-5 81 .-N.-. J0NV nAcY
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

Tho N. Y. Herald says that At present
prices there is profit Of Is per cent, on
the imports.iea Of New, York Genital,
Erie and Illinois Central from Europe,
and it may b fairly expected that the
stocks held on the other side Of tho water
vii! arrive Tor sale. @E3t4t4s~ts@S IF s.st
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
SIOUX CITY
Boot and Store
BY
3. kruNm mann.
8. Krulllm0nn.

I'm undersigned has rcmoved his .stablishme nj
Il 20 ms new building on Pearl street, 1870
IL" doors west of Tootle's store. here h. IL
prepared with large aud superior stock of u
leather, &c to execute all work In his line -
Ia the best style OF the art Employing nune but
the best OF workmeD and gi,in; his pc rsonal attes
'oh 10 H. he can safely warrant all his work. Re-
pairing done on short notice.
janl-e3 4 KptMMASy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
ASKS Hotel.

j ~ bssn enlarged and thoroughly renovated and
sehtted throughout, and now sAers superior accom-.
modatioss 10 thetrsvelinE public
~ Travels Will here Ind Good Stsbling, Wstsr
and all ths conssniencss Necessary for their sath.
factory accomodatioo, 81 usual prices.
ASH + REYNOtD Proprictors.
Yankton, d. r., Juno 10th, 1853.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

It 10 publicly stated that Mrs. Vallan-
dixhsm has become insane. .l.. .~...
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
HOLBROOk l. BRO,
LAND AGENTS g. SURVEYORS

OneWa1 MOnonA Couoty, Iowa.
"ILL carefully attend TO tbs selection md loco.
w tion Of land In the several Land Districts In
Western Iowa and Nebraska; buy and SCH Land
Warrants, or locate them on commission for nom
residents, thsy will loan money 1t Western rates Of
interest; buy and sell real estate, and Day taxes
Collections made and money promptly forwarded.
novl-63 HOLBkUOK BRO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

4THs New York 7ysses in speaking Of
tho misfortune that has 'befallen ill our
Major Generals except Banks, Rosecrans
and Grant, says that their names have oil
suffered moro or less, some from one
cause, some from another: McDowell's
from hamiliating defeat, for which he
was not at al responsible; Stones for q
disastrous miscalculation Phelps for a
foolish proclamation; Bsnham's for .
proneness to strong drink; Mcclellan
for "pedan.ics slowness !" Fhs John Por-
ter's for jealousy and treacbery Fremont's
for deserving his post because Of personal
feeling; Miles for drunkenness and sus.
pected treason; Buel's for lack of earnest
ness and energy; Pope's for ialsehood
and bombastic vaporing S;gel's for unjust
treatment Of fellow general; Burnside's
for self distrust; Hooker's for unfulflled
promises; Curtis for mercenary dealing
10 cotton, &c, &c. ~-... @
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

"A CHANGE or BAsx.--TLs following I'd.
vertisement 10 the Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
Rerisu, shows that there has besn = general
change Of base since the accession Of the
Abolition dynssty to power: s'~ @'l >S2
3"WAsrED.-By respectable :eolored
family, bright intelligent white gu 10
serve in the capacity of houss servant
Such girl will be paid good wages and
be treated as one Of the family. References
o. to honesty and intelligence required. -
Address X. Y, T., Oshkosh Post Office
fs=se. 81 s---------S >e>s-r------- i, s5tssz4e-
The New CoMEr.-The Boston 1fas-
script learns that the comet announced to
have been discovered At the Dudley OBJ
servatory last Saturday, turns out to be
identical with the comet discovered by
N. KIinterfoes, At Gottington, On The 10th
Of April, intelligence Of which reached
this country some two weeks prior 70 the
Albany discovery. .''...-, .~.. . ,
Il il announced that Gen. Meaghsr will
permanently retire to priyata life. g.. ..,.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
SIOUX CITY SADDLE, BRIDle
Harness Mandatory.

TUE undersigned respectfully informs the citsens
l. Of Woodbury. aud adjoining counties that no
CA continues to manufacture the above aru
sles. aud keeps constantly on hand stock
and trimmings Of the hast quality
Thoee in want Of any thing in the above
line OF business will find IL to their advantage to
call aud examine my stock before purchasing elae-
where. Good hides taken in roy ment, ~. Shop
on Pearl street.
novlS-s2 JOHN LININGER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

Il il announced that Gen. Meaghsr will
permanently retire to private life. .a-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

Col. MERRILL.-"Russell', the 2ls,
regiment correspondent Of tho Dubuque
herald, in letter relating the part taken
BY that regiment in the recent battle At
Magnolia Church, near Port Gibson, says:
"Csl. Merrill had HE horse shot under
him, but rsshing forward, with hat aud
coat Oh, was in time 70 help consum.
mate the victory" ~ a9s@t'ss <*.s- ~..~
Col Merrill, 10 \ resident Of MeGrsgor,
Iowa, and has been . member Of the
State Legislature.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
limited STATES NAIL
EXPRESS LINE
~ RETvsEN
SIOUX CITY 4 FORT RANDALL
And all Int r m edtate Poinss,

EAVES Sioux City on Mondays and Thurs
j dAysof each week. Ratnrn ming,
leaves Fort Randall every Monda. aud tn rsdav
Thefaeilitiesfor the transportation Of
Fasssngsrs and Express Freight
Areexcellent and respectfully solicit the patron
age Of the public. H. Charges reasonable
IL. w. NJ ELHANEY
Sionx City, Dec. &, 1868.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

Masonic.
&IouN City Lodge. No. loa, A. =. h A. NJ meet
- ~ tho Masonic Hall on " edneseay, or before
the fnii moon All Masens in good standing are
fraternslly invited 10 attend.
JOHN P. ALLISON, ". II.
q. w. CHAAsxSLlx, secy.
caPst1isr Masonry.-Sioux City r. A.
Chapter, No. &c. meet at their Hall on Douglas
street on Thursday on or before the full moon, All
T. A. Masoas In good standing are ftatsrnally iavi-
Ed TO attend. l.. ID. FARMER, II. r.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13

NC. HUDSON, I'm l. Iav
Hudson f. JOy.
\ TToRSEYS at Law, Sioux City, Iowa VIII
II practice In the Coxrts Of Iowa and Northern
Nebraska Once on Douglas street. ducIo-N
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-06-13
SIOUX CITY FIGURING MILL

THE subscribers having recently RENTED and
i repaired tho above named Mil now prspar.
ed to manufacture
Flour, Corn Meal, &c., &C.,
Al the shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms. They respectfully solicit tho patronage Of
the farmers of North western Iowa, Nebraska and
Dakota, feeling we'll satisfied that they can give sho
most complete satisfhetion. a."
a. Flour an Cora Meal constantly on hand and
for sale. marie 61] SANBOKN FOLLETT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
Special TO World |
w ARLINGTON, I

w AsHISGToN, Nov. ~.
Advlces from the front TONIGHT ara
later than those OF YOUR official cores
pondeuce stats that the weather cleared
up aud the roads are not much damaoed
by the late rains in view of this ;nnor.
tsnt result, 1t lie Low daily anticipatsd
that the enemy are certainly in .orce.
lfrouns's sps,lsl.l
The Navy department has received
advices fro m the Vanderbilt, dcHnto the
I'd and Sd week of October. The Van
derbilt left the Cape of Good Hope early
10 the month, and when two DAYS out
I'LL 10 with Dutch vessel in a disabled
condition. To save the lives of the 40
persons on board, the Vanderbilt took
the vessel in tow and returned with her
to the Cape, thus losing days. At last &C.
counts the Vanderbilt was at the Island
Of Martiuus, and the Alabama in Bsy Of
Bengal. The Capt. Of the Vanderbilt ia
believed to be well informed with regard
% the rebel pirates course.
1unor' here tonight to the effect
that Gen. Grants forces had advanced
upon Bragg and we're now in Atlant.
Georgia, With Bragg in full retreat. have
no shadow Of foundation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
DIR. WI. Id. HtRD-s
~ S.tT.EL fk E.FLEysFA,S!
-AEE--
THE BEET III THE WORLD.
fHsURIHa
fiSh TEfTss Ok aus..E srx.
AND
Curing I00thAClla n Farrs !rIa

DO you wish TO be blessed with ana s+-nirad
'or fEARLY W mig and sovnd TEETH / IT,
pr. " IN. Hnfd7s Gnrivailed Too,b Pow.
~ warranted iree from acid. alkaIi. o. anv in
Tious sunstGnce. Price, IS cents per boz.
EB he@afc o. the ordinary heap tooth row
aers, which Written but destroy.
DO you wish TO 90 certain that your breath /.
pure, sweet and agreeable TO husband or wi love
or fTiendaf Use DIR. fnrd's Celebrated
"Taah hsh. frice, 81 cents per bottle.
This astvingont wash Is aiso the hes, rpwea . !
the world for tanker Bad Breath, Bleeding (ynn
Soro Mouth, eto. II has curod hundreds.
40 you, or your ch ldren Ger from Tootbaoh :
Get DIR. Hurd's aeSic Too,hncbe nrons.
Price, 16 cents per bot,is
arc voc afflicted with Heuraigias Ga. ny. ~
Is Hurd's Neuralgia pinstess. Tho mosi
eheatlse and delightful ro.neay Known.
iaoy 20 hot adhere nor blister bat snothe and
cha, n ran away Try them. Price, Is aud q
cents. Vailed On receipt Of ptice.
:. 10 you Nish complies sci Of Dental Rome-
dies and a roa.ise ca Preserving Teeth ? Get
DR.. w. II. Husd's Dental Treasury. The
nestest ana most valuable W ssent that one friep
can make TO another. trice, 81. Sent by exptess
on receipt of pric1
For sale At all the best stores throughout th .
country. =
CAUTioH.-As theirs are dealers who take nd
vantage OF our advertisements TO imposs upor
sheif customers inferior preparations, IL is noces
ssry TO insist upon having what you call for. and
you VII get the best, thoroughly tested, and re-
pared oy an experienced and scientific DENTS.
Treasurer Of the New York State D.ntiss Asso'
Gauon, and Vice-president sf the New YoYF
City Dental Society.
WIN. B. HERD co, Nov Yors.
ys-1Awtfeb1s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
LEGAL.
rRusTrs.s SALE.

vvyprRrAS. ON the 10th dav Of February A.
w d., 1859. Louisa washburn and John U.
" .sh burn executed unto George N. Van hosen,
a. Trustee, q certain deed OF trust. convoy ng 70
said Trustee tho land In SEQ county. Iowa, des-
a., bed as follows, to-uit. The north west quar-
Ter Of section eleven III, in township seventy
nine l79) north Of range four ~ east CT the otn
p which said deed OF trust recof led In
book "P" Of mesTgasss In the Recorders once OF
Scott county. Iowa, and was made BY the snis
Wash b urn ami husband fer the purpose oil secor
ing the payn eut Of Two certain Pr nissoFy notes,
signed bv the ssid Lsuise Washburn ana 1onn
C. Washbuan. (uow deceased, Of even date, with
said deed Of trust, and one OF said notes oeing
for tn. sum Of one thousand 81 ,000) dollars pay
able four year, after the said date thereof, snd
the eth.r Of said notes being for the sum OF ono
thousand end fifty 81 o5o) dollars, payable i've
t5) years aite, the da'e thereof.
AND the first Of said notes having become duo
and payabie and the said Louisa Washb burn hav-
ing failed to pay the same, and the ssid ueorge
H. Van Hosen Trustee, named in said DEED OF
trust having refused TO execute The trust thereby
vestei u him, and To county jugs OF scott Co.,
Iowa having appointed me, James Armstrong IN
the place and stead Of George Van Hosen, pursu-
AIT to the provisions. of said deed Of trust NOW,
therefore James Atnstrong Trustee, so appoi at-
ed A. aforesaid, 10 give this public notice. Ia pur
| suance Of the power la me vested. tina. viii on
the 9TH day Of December A. D., 1853, ut the hour
| OF 10 O'Clock 4 ri. Of said day, 1T the Court
House door, in the city OF Davenport, in said scott
unty, Iowa, expose and oder for sale al puo lie
auctiou the tract Of land herein above described
| or 60 much thereof as may be requisite and nec-
| essary to satisfy the amount Of the note duo 40
aforesaid, with interest and thereon to the day OF
eaie together with all the costs and expenses at
| tending said sale and trustees fees
Dated Davenport. November 10th, 1883.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Trustee by appointment OF the County Judge OF
| Scott County, lowe. nvl0-ts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
CINCINNATI. Nav %

CINCINNATI, Nov. %.
Maj. Gen. Foster has arrived. and will
leave tor Knoxville TO-DAY.
Official advices from East Tann...e.
up to II o'clock yesterday morning are
encouraging. -
A. 'ha. time the firing at Knoxville
vas hard by our extreme ont no,,. -
Cumbe rland Gap. ~
- Adjutant Stanley, Of the 18th Nav
York cavalry, from Cumberland G.n
yesterday, brings hopeful news Of the
situation. WV
Burnside !. still holding ont, and h.,
not 6sd the ciiz ne that be wonld 60
tainly hold Rockville.
Tho rebel force opposite him !. e.,;-
mat d at $4,000.
Knoxville il closely invested. tn.
enemy have withdrawn from the south
s.de OF the river. and we 70, age there
The artillery fighting on the 10 b and
goth vas very severe. The enemy ana.
tanned heavy lose.
Brig. Gen. Sanders, wounded q,
CsmbeIl's Station a few dsys FOO. h.
sines died. Col. Woolford is sl;ab,lv
wounded.
The Commercial says that the with
drawal Of the enemy from the south aide
OF Knoxville Is significant Of decisive
rspulse.
Burnside is holding Knoxville nuder
instruction from Grant, and it is not 70
Be supposed therefore that the forces I'M.
der Thomas, Hooker and Sherman are
wasting their time during those momen.
tous d. ..
We are IN hourly expectation Of re-
esiv ng intelligence Of the most impor-
tont character.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
Particular Notice :

There are many preparations sold under the
name Of B.tteTs, put up an quart bottles compound
e. u the cheapsst mh4key or common rum, costing
from 20 to 40 eent' PR gaton, the tasts dsynssd
Antse or Coriander Seed.
1hls elass Of B,ttsrs hare caused and yiU con
tinue to cause, tong thoy can o. cold Auui,eas
to dss the dea Of tie drunku-d. By their use he
system 80 kept continually under the influence Of II
chohottc Sttmulants Of the ,coist KIND the des,r. for
Liquor is Gre ated and k.pt up ana The ,e,a.t a. oil
tbs horrors attendant upon drurkaris it,e and
death.
FOR those mho desirs and Will have / o,e,y
B'ters ,se publish tbs loito1,as receipt: Get one
bottle oi Aoohahds German Bitters. and
mir 10 III three quarts OF good Hrandy or
WhIskey, aud the result ,o,H be a preDr,atto,
that e.u far excel in medical virtue ana true r.
celttncy any q The Liquor B,eers in Mc morGef
and usA Cost much less. 70. ,c,N hare al tae
virtues Of HcofiaHd,s Dittefs IN Connection
,ct good ortscis If Liquor, at much less pJst
than these inferior DreDqrutfous ,e,ik eosf bot