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ter strength, 80 per bottle.
REMEM BER-IHis medicine is destined ertre,s-
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CAUTIONlt has been estima ed that over ttco hun
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nually, in New England alone without any beHe6t to
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GONORRHHAAN AND SYPHILIS

Beneath his treatment, all IN, horrors venereai aud
impure blood, lmpotenV, soroius, Gonorbua, Ulcers,
pain and distress the regions OF procTeat0u Indam-
nation Of the Bladder and hidneys hydIocele Access
es Hmuors highIiul Swelhngs aud l. 3 long train Of
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- u UNION PO8 THE SAKE OFS II
-. ID. THE UNION" -. ID.

Inns FATEI0TI0 KAIEHNTTN V0INI N0W ITeVN0d 70
establish ranches Washington County, invites
memoership all loyal citseus OF ehatey patty sect
lts aims the fuilosiug,
To preserve, through All coming time. the unity OF
the United States from disut grafton aud decay.
To secure to posterty our bfthrighu Of freedom Of
conscience speech and action.
g. To afford 10 people Of other lands an ayslum ref
Hge from tyranny oppression and poiucal wrong.
e. To perpetuate the memory " the founders Of this
great Republic and Of their worthy and immortal
sors.
5. To teach by covenants, emblems, and solemn
monies the harmony, strength and beauty Of National
unity.
apply for the present to J'hn Irimble IT, d. D., Box
62s5 Chicago. Illinois. 1890
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NuritE yoar Mva,p lpo not be persuaded 10 p9r
articles 3D. which do not contain ht virtues ~
is Madame Porta Uuratv, Bdsam The cost
Manufacturing which Of amuft other
and the very low prce a. which 81 sold makts s
apparently small. uuunncplcd dealers VIII
smr times recommend other meucnrs which their ptohi
ar larger the cuoomefs inist upon having Madame
An Tor Madame Port ~ Cur atvg
Raam price cents, and in large bottles At - c-uts and
anothere.
" Sold all Druggists aud Store keepers at V cents aud
larrer bottles q 20 cents
" HALL \ BUCKET, PROPRIETOR, New Yort.
G. g. GOODWIN 4 CO., so. ~ harshal Street boston
General Agents Or New Enrlaud. sii9
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Edmund BURKE,

Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"hr- X. n Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appll.
cations, all but Of which patents have been grant
ed, and that is now pending Such unmstakaole proof
Of great talent and ability his part leads TO recon
mend all inventors to apply 10 him to procure their
patents they may be Of having the faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and at very reasonable
charges' j. HN A. TAGGART
During eight months, the subscriber, in course Of his
large pracuoe, made on Truce rejected applications,
IBhTERs APPEALS EVERY OSs Oi which was decided
in hes tavor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
X. ii. EDDY.
Boston. Dec. 10. 1862 32S4
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Dir. DOW continues 60 be consulted at his office
Nos. and Endeou Street, Boston, on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by loug course Of stud practical experience OF
unlimited extent. DIR. d. has the qualification opre-
sentng the unfortunate with remedies that have never
since he hrst introduced them failed to cure the most
All tuu raa inf
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Copyright secured
THE q r ga + IN DIAN REMEDY
Il O T. r g m a G =.
10 Dr.. Hauison's Indian Etntaenaooo,,s n

This celebrated Female Medicine, possess-
lug virtues unknown OF anything of the
kind, and proving effectual after an others
have failed, is designed for both uaryied
and SINGLE iadies, and is the very best
thing known for the purpose, as 1t will
bring On the m0mhiy sickness in cases OF
obstructions,fr from any cause after all other
remedies ofthc kind have been tried In vain
Over 20lO BOTTLES have now been
sold without uHgc failure, when taken
as directed, and without the least injury
\ 20 health in any case ILTlt is put up in
I. bottles Of three different strengths, with
E..lL --.n-a-ut.. e. 49,. ~ -.
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CHARLES MASON,
ID q

r. y VI IN A LIS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capable ana
stecess" practitioners With whom have had official
intercourse"
nuApILs MAeoN
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have no hesitation in assuring inventors ,hA they
cannot employ person competent and fritDOrthy
and more capable OF putting their applications in form
to secure for hem early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office"
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ECON Monty is VEAL TIL !
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ami other.
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ofConsumptive patients
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-21

TUE peculiar faint or
infection which we
call ScRorutA turks
in the constitutions Of
multitudes Of men, II
either produces or Is
produced by an en-
feebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
'the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
'leaves the system TO
call into dteorflor and
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GENERAL kHFhREsoEs - Edward Tyler Cashier
suffolk Bank Henry 4. shed, Esq, Cashier Bank Mu
ual Redemption, or any Of the Boston Banks Mont
pSlieT j. A. Page, Esq, Cashier Vermont Bank 52O,
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.
rae GEATR "AMERiC N REMEDIES.
known as Helmbold's"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ.
HKLMBoLD's EXTRACT "Bucuu'.
sARsAPARnLA,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
HELM BOLD'S
G EN- UINE PREPARATION
ttautxy ,,o..,,..~......

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu
FOR wEAKVEssEs
ARISING PeoN ExCBssBs, HAnrrs or Dtestp,r,.
BARtY iSpiscRErtos. OR AHusE, I've
ATTENDED WIN THE FOLLOWING sy,fpro,,s.
ludispo,ition TO Exertion, Les of Power.
loss iss, ot ,Memoryi y h7uy NJ Breathing,
Weak Nerves Troubling
Horror If Disease, Wake6,iness
Ilmhess ot Nl.lon' Pair in the Back
Universal Lassitude ofthe Fiusftngi In ne poA
o., nus'u'N oysem hrup'i0ns the Pace
Dryness Of the Skin.
These SYMPTOMS, II allowed to 70 or which mi. med,
cine invariably removes soon follows
1MPoTBNCY. FATUITY, BPILFPTrc FITS
In one Of which the patient mag expire whoean Tia,
they are noi frequently followed BY those del diseases.
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware OF the cause Of their suaenngs nm,
none will confess The records Of the insane Aysur,
and the melancholy deaths BY Consumption, bear ami.
witness to the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED ,rH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid q medicine to strengthen sad Ina ,o,.
ate the system, which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
I BU M invariably does. A trial will convince h,
most skePtical
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Prom the National Republican.
THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY

Factoryvile, Penn. Aug 9Th. So.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-21

w ING, LU ND q YLoR
ATTORNEYS AND OoUNsELLoRs AT Law
otrion HuBHARD's BLocK
MONTPELIER. VT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

The Republican State Convention 10,
the nomination of candidates for Cover
nor, Lieut.. Governor. aud Judge Of the
Supie eme Court, assembled yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock at Sherman Hall il
This city Hon. James T. L. ne. of Scott
Co., Chairman OF the State Central Com.
mittoe, called the Convention to order
aud upon his motion, Major Ed Wright
of Cedar Co. was chosen temporary Pres
ident. Mr.. Wright. upon taking the
chair, was loudly nppluuded. and after 4
few eloquent remarks, in VIII ch he pledged
the vote OF the srIny for the nominees ei
the Convention, he called upon Rev. Il
Swearineen, of fayetse Co. to open the
pror' edugs by prayer
Mr.. Noble moved that Mr. Jaeger, o'
Lee Co, act as one Of the temporary Sc
cretaries. Carried.
MIR. Ginnell moved that Thomas Ar
thur, of Jasper TO, a., also as temporary
Secretary. Carried.
Mr. Sessions moved that o committee
consisting of one from csch jud'eial dis.
trict be appointed BY the chair on creden.
tisls. Carried.
The committee appointed was, lst dis
tricr, b s M rram, e Lee Co; Cd, I
Glenn, of Davis Co.; Sd. c Miilsrd, o.
Cla'k Co; 4th. Henry Ford. OF Harrso,
Cu.; 9th. Geo w Jones, Of Warren Co.
9Th, } II 5 nders, Of ke"kuk.. 7th, Je
lime Csrskadd-n, Of Mu.catine Co; 9Th
w w Hsn'ord, OF Benton Co p; 9, b, Zim
ri Sueeier. of blscklawk lOh, Jane,
o Crosby, of Clayso llth, u D Chase
Of iian,l on.
! Mr. Tracey, Of Des Moines, moved III,
appointment Of Committee on permaneu
o, gsniz nion. Carried.
! The c, mmiitse is as fol ,w.: lst district
j + Tracey 81, Samuel Caldwell; I; 81
Henry Temple. Cass Co ;4th, l. II Smith
Of Ko.-u,h Co 9th, Thouss Sel-y. O
Guthrie 9th. II S Wins'ow 9Th. Jl
TLoring,n. Scott; 9th, f Cl.,k, J"hn
son !; 8 IL G w Beni@; l0lh. y = Hr
wood, # Mitch, II Co.. llth, Chas Pvne
roy, of Bone Co.
Mr. HIldr' th, of Floyd county, movef
that committee on resolutions DO sp
! pointed carried. The committee wal
! elected M follows.
LIT district, l. G Palmer Cd. DR.. Jay
OF Lucas Co; 81, J u Packard, Of Mont
pomery col nty 4ih. lssac Prndleton, o
Woodbury. county 5,h. j Ii G,ny. o
p. TX county 8 b. Wm LocArrdge. OF Ma
La>ka couny; 7th, W S Eddy, Of J eek
sou county; s,h. ii " Gray, OF M C,
IN, c A Wellman, Of Delaware county
loth, A B F Hildreth, of Floyd county
ll'h. } ID Hunter, of Hardin county.
! The Convention then burned To NEE
at clock, at the Court uouse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

As We jnced wnen Tn mas II. Scy-
mnur WAS nominated Tor Guveruor oi Con.
neeticut, we most heart iy rjaes thai
Clcment l.. Vailandirhsm is the Demo.
cratic nom nee for Governor Of o iio.--
There 10 no evading The issue which This
nomination makes up. OF the two con-
hIcting theories which distract our cuun.
'rv With r-gard to the origin OF our ci, il
war-,hat which affirlns that il grew ou,
Of a revolt BY The ave power aya,ns: the
Federal Government, aud ,hat which at.
tributes il 10 a revolt Of the Government
against tie nature', const tutional >nprem
scy OF the Slave Pows--r Mr.. ValiAn l,s
nam has ever held consiS tenlly aud Il N
Iy to the latter New York Tribune.
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La,s., from yiek.hprg.

Judge Lowe Of this city returned last
right from the siege VI Vlcksbarg, leav
ing here On So urdsy. the 18th Inst. lie
suits ssu,laly conhrus the news heretofore
gisen to the public in regard to the in.
,es,ment Of that cit, BY our arms. SI,s
that the army and officers arc 10 the bes,
Of spirits aud health. and express the mot
de,ernioed purpose to all,w no cootin
gency to raise the siege until Vicksburg
(~hich the rebels sy le by way OF pre- en-,
iuence the Hng,a CITY u the Soush. J
shall fall into the Lands and under the
dom nion OF the great Uniol army of ,h,
Sou invest.
An intelligent and high paroled Office,
Of the z. bells admitted 10 the Judge thai
the f.ts Of Vicksbarg II this par.icul.i
jlacture Of their affairs, would be more
stunning blow TO the South than that oi
New Orleans whom it occurred. Aud this
fact is wonderfully appreciated BY our ar-
my, which intends to leave no expedien'
unlrivd, till the garrison shall surrender ;
and hence, too, the rapid 70 inforceme n,
ofsoms thirty or forty thousand sddi,ion-
oil men. who are occupying another line
of communication drawn around the city
cir or eight miles in tho rear Of G nera
Graot main besiesing army 10 meet shy
probal 10 c..nlinsency that might occur
frJm IN assault without by Johnston
force. or that Of any other rebel com
mander.
II is now understood that our fighting
force around vi,ksburg must reach in tb,
n.iglborhood Of loo. 900 mon. occupying
locality, said 10 be not only healthy
but exceedingly favorable for defensive
purposes. Flush with recent victories
they are buoyunt und conf lent, AMI fear
full, not that Johnson will attack them il
the rear for the purpose OF raising th'
siege. but rather that he will not do go
for they would really like to make ono j..i
OF anai,ilaiing him and taking Vlcksburg
Some apprehension, however. is felt ths
Johnston, & .ding the garrison SO hesvil,
bcsiegoJ, may possibly direct his atien
tion to some more vulnerable point, sucl
as Memphjs. or sou,c other place, Bu
lasny days cannot e'apsc before importan
results must tr.nspire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20
THE coneer, On nssAay xv.ains

On this occasion the "Blsek Swan"
will make her first appearance in this city
Che comes to our city highly recon-
mended. as being one Of the most soul.
stirring and enthusiastic singers Of the
day We copy the following compliment
aiy notice from the Springfield journal
The +" Black Swan, Niss ". r Green.
tield,) gave a concert al Concert Hall last
evening. toa largo and, Ia many respec 0,
an apprcciative audience. Lvery seat
was occupied. and many were obliged to
stand The programme was an excellent
one, and the rnderng of some OF the
pieces far exceeded our expectations high
ss they had been raised by the C, mu,tnd
alton of some Of our euinent music crit
'es. She Las remarkable voice, which
b' comes the more ~ pareut wien We take
INTO account Its great compass, tie re.
markabse purity Of tune in the lover reg.
ister, ard The clearbess Of the iptonslio,,
IN the high notes, whioh are clear and
6ute like, divesteJ Of all ,hriilness, 20
common TO y female rocali.ts who sre
able 10 sing q clear and full ari,one. In
changing from the chest to the head voice
she doc. It with mOse ease. apparently,
tha0 any vocalist We rene mbcr 10 la q
heard aid tie baritone voice cannot be
xce.led.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

PESMAxsniP -plof. VIM. A. DreE
will give instruction in penmaLship al
the Public School room, commencing on
Monday. June 2nd. teaching cIa,o oi
soldiers frum / to ) o'el,ck p n. Also,
q CLASH composed VI ladies sud pupil,
from The various school from 4 to u p.
n. Ill, will also teach an evening cla,.
from 3 tiil 9t Tor the secommo lation ol
clerks Dnd others who may wish to attend
in the evening. Terms, 81 80 per sehvl-
ar for ten lcssols. Stationery furnished
gratuitou,y. A good system taught and
Satisfaction warranted. Soldiers taughl
for 81 ,55 per pupil. Specimens can be
seen ut the Post Office on and after w.
nesd"y next. Pupils attending evenings
viii furnish lights.
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In CAMP BEFORE VICK. pUR0. J
June oth, 1868 !

june 9Th, 1868
Dear M,ther:
"Thc most OF our
wounded, are getting along finely. Tie
sick and wounded we left back at Jack
SOU. were taken prisoners by tie r4bels,
and raroled. bot they write, they are get
ting along very we'll. Dave S.ken aud
JED d ItJ, we're unable to march and th, y
were l. t behind. with our wounded -
Dave liu ton stop. ei n .ac ,sor, aud
vas sl-o taken prisoner. Frank BLsby
va, wounded pretty badly. though the
-urgeon says he is getting well. We hare
yot 9 ,od many prisoners IA TaksJu,g,
baf they lucent yioea up Mrir arms Ut.
they think they will yet re-ipforcen-nts.
bui re- enforcement. will never reach them.
We are tpo we'll fortified Ia the rs.r fur
that. We have gol our rife pits c.o,e up
to their works, aud every Time rebe
head shows itselt. off 1t goes. Our s,til.
lery are shsling them day and nisht-we
have been in The ride pits two days sine
we have been here, and nobody hurt
The rebels have tried to cut ti.eir way oul
several times. but were driven back every
time with heavy loss. II is getting TO.
not in there for them, and they find il
still hotter ou'sid,. They haven't 20,
much to eat in v cssbarg but shell, and
we see to 1t that they Lave enough ol
them"
remain n ever, your afsctionate son
ALoxzo Dl0GINs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

~ AbS D"uy IA isCAStue SJuricf. FJU-
idly rebel, will die the death Of the uu.
godly on tho goth Instant. 1t ansoun, e.
prospsctvely it's own dissolution. To
the extent OF its small Infuence, it la~
heen cure To Muscat,ne county aud
E,>tern Iowa. 1t be, ane 80 rrpuisiv,l, },
dlsloyal that none but Copper ..eads oi
The blackest hue would pstronix. II. la
ihe distant future, II rnayrr is permitted
10 remain nnl'ansed lnat long. ho viii
curse the day ia which he was induced to
stab his country and di-h nor his nalne BY
the publication of sheet which rc,ks
aud steanis with The lou uat treason against
God aud his countr, Wien r4bei
dies by the hanl vi G.d, We rel ,ice -
Whcn rebel dies by the hand ol an
Am -ricnn patriot, VIZ rejoice Wh,n i
CsFperhc ID c"mes To grief, We have nu
tears of sympathy to sized When the
Courier dies, We shall teel that there !.
one less robsi ON The earih.-[ Des Noinea
Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

AU ;rioS IY iIowE AAD TYLgH -Tais
S.iurdsy morning, At 10 o., lock, will b.
sclI at suction. at Howe l. Ttler's Auc-
ton room, one good Family Ilorse also,
o lot of new aud second hand Furniture,
Carpets DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20
THE CITY.
FOURTH or JULY.

There will be q meeting at the Cou ri
House. Saturday night, in regard to the
celebration oi the Fourth of July. A
general attendance of .tixens and svldiers
IL requested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

pV Judge Birch. whom many of our
readers WILL remember as the vindietive
enemy OF old Tom Benton, aade speech
the other day in the STATE Convention OF
Missouri, against emancipation. lie said
the time was not dit mt when the Dem
ocra,ic Tsriy would be in power in the
National Go'eY"e"t, and then all the
slaves freed and run of Juld be return.
I'd to their owners, aud the institution
would be re-established on a permanent
basis.
A pretty big b for the Democratic
party to undertake, though We dub, not
tt is laid down in the programme of the
leaders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

~ I he Jennie WhiPpIe is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves For,
Mxdison on arrival Of the ears.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-20

NApt anu a. n " v. =. a.
liz oquaRrERs psktn@NroT THx snRrnwysr, !
Ati~sasss, VIA, Jaas l2sn, 1858.
ysnsrai Orders Ne. ~.
Al die aud so,di- RS wrthn this pspsytmel :
q no ins 10 stsns rryi,p-hts propvrty
d ny ~aas fA.s D.saHms. vi i'm nsd ,te'y n
40 4 -ts i, bv e. ~ the uts fie Eof}aan
futnt.lt s.rs VI AL ord s,d author ~ ny whlai
thss aec n,>e l rstt their prep 4mtnas,
Any tail ~ eompp Vita mi. std ~,,hin
ah I,n. auer date, viii Nc tai .bsed y tbs
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