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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
Vicksburg, April 8.

vicksburg, April 8.
Everything is quiet here. Two more
transports left this afternoon bound up
the Fi<sr. A nambSr Of transports are
still in sight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
yeskson, Miss, April .

A special dispatch TO tho Appeal from
Memphis Yesterday says the Mississippi
river y rising. There arc more empty
boats from Nsnphis.
The Vicluburg i 70 BE- cotton clad %
- 70 land troops Il Vicksburg. TM.boata
which arrived from Etcele's Bayou ar
badly daanagsd. The navigation Of the
bayou i found TO b. more difficult thar
shs Yasoo. Humphrey Marshall At Win.
chester with heavy icfantry force, On.
oountsred Gsn. Quimby's forces Who in.
gloriously fed and left everything in 70.
treat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
Port Hudson, April 8.

foTt nuuSOn, Apnl y.
All quiet here The ensmy's fleets
below have disappeared.
A party ofexchanged parolsd prisoner
from New Orleans arrived yester.
day. The troops are in excellent condi.
ton and vigilantly Watching the Yankee
vessels. Some excitement was caused
last night by a log Of FIRE floating down the
river.
A skif with negroes, in attempting to
pass the batteries was captured this morn
ing.
JEFF. Davis. in his report TO the Rebel
Congress on the history and condition Of
telegraph lines, urges that the interest Of
Northern persons in them, amounting "a
s37s.750. be sequestrated. The report
further proposes TO secure al Southern
telegraph lines. and turn them over to the
Post Office Department. the Government
indemnifying Rebel owners for their loss
o. BY the act.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
nsIsl reports srs1A Charlssses.
sas sss Chnylentnu Ami 9. i

Auess0ssss @@RAA - ~
TO Gen. s. Cooper:
Gen. w. 8. Walker destroyed an armed
steamer in Coosac river at daylight this
morning.. No casualties on our side. All
quiet. I. ~ !.
Monitors and IRON clads stili within the
bar. THigned,] PIT. BxAuasaAnD.
Coosic river IL few miles 70 the south
Of Pooataligo. 1t separates Port Royal
Island from main land.
Charleston, April 8.
All quiet. No prospect Of fight to-
day Confederate officers from Morris
Island boarded the wreck Of the Keokuk
last night, md found her turret had been
pierced through by ball.
LATER.
Charleston, April 8.
Six monitors and the Ironsides still lie
within the bar, about II miles from Fort
Sumter. The enemy ID waiting for new
machine TO remove torpedoes. Every
thing in readiness for IN attack.
Accounts fIom Fort Sumter reflects the
highest credit on the garrison for GOODNESS
and bravery. In the recent fight when
the monitors were discovered the men
were At dinner. At the sound Of the long
roll they sprang to their guns amidst
cheering the battle flag was run up and
the air Of Dixie played by the band on
the parapet, and salute Of thirteen guns
fred. Col. Alfred Rhstt Was the COM
handing officer of the Fort. The iron
clads fred so shots II the fort, Of which
"a struck The garrison is eager for the
next chance at the monitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
New 7 oYk, April IA.

II is stated that An engagement near
Suffolk il not improbable, and the repulss
Of the rebels 10 such an event g regarded
% certain.
Gen. Reyes has issued 40 order notify
ing all persons not in the employ of the
United States, who prefer safety to the
conflict Of war, to leave forthwith every
town and village in the department which
may be fred upon by the enemy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
OhaEtaneoxa, April I.

The enemy il oconpJing Lsbannou
With : Gvisiou under Gen. Rsynolds.-
They ars also II ferss q Carthaes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-15
9pffial Notices.

COUCH. COLD, Oh Al iRzIrATxp THROAT
II aiiewsd - DsoSrsss rssuts In serious fuinsassy
and bronchial sEssaieas ,sftsstinss issssahas.
DaowHs BRONCHIAL rxocxns
reach ~saiy the aasssss psrss sss give asnsss -
slant relief. In Baosemirss, AsrnaA and CAxAans
they beneficial. The GOOD effects resuis,se lrca
The Of ths freshss, asd their sxssnasa uss Aas
esassd them 70 be eouptsrfsised. h sure 70 ssesl
asAtnsl worthless insAtoss OsrAis sniyshS esussss
Svssss SrssektaJ TsssAs vAisA have S,sssS tAsiss-
eaey BY . test Of many yssrs. PusLic DSsAxsas ssd
aasssas shonid nee the Trochss. Mihasy oaesrs ssd
Soldiers Who overtax the voice and ass sspssS1 u
sudden chsasss, should have then. ssid svsryvhsrs
q 81 cents psr bog. lan11-d1a
0atchsl sx,s HAIR Dys...The Dsssan
ehA Wor1A.
WILLIAM 4. BATUHkLOn'S ssistsstsdMsis Dye
predssss color MOTTO b dissis frsnssssss
warranted notte intara ~
he Ill sssets Of BED ayss, and tnvessssss
tife GREY, RkD or RUSTY HAtR lsslsstiy tarss
aspisndiA sissksr brown, issvias Us AsirssftasS
beautiful. Sold BY ell dsssgists, As.
Thssssuins issigasd WILLIAM 4. 1ATCHKlOp,
- IA fesv ssIss II sssA tss. "
Factory. No. u nsseiay Street, Nsw Yssk. lIAis
az bsesdvayaa1 issend strsss.l uss-4Avly
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iss TxLrsaAss.i

new York Marker.
usw yosf. April Il.
yIoar--Stssdy, soles h~ss. salss 4 - - y
10 10 RxssA stats; ~ 3oDo1 - 3. n. o.
! sWhsas-Q aist, loss hsstsr, Salas Il d Ae0ol q
~ 1pstaU 81 seDei ~ fsr Miawsakss Cisb; q q
y - ~ ~ Wtnsss ~. go "
Csra-ss better. sAlsa a sloss far SQUAD 7,o0s
snsound- $3.50
Oaas-Hm, o6oH1
stock AaFkss.
M No. Yssk. Apeii II.
Goid-i551
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Puelhsa y !; rs,s'9h : 80 \ az =.
Am stiss', New York
Th-.s c.sv,r Historical iouslc. ofve Aver
eau Revolution, IA whicL D.asNt Arrod hs res
ss tie vl...u Of ia. story. H. character IS ifs"n
~th coA,iicrsbe POWER AUD -st.' Anal s'otd'
with LIS sisni.rg IA hist-ry. TIE -keU.es of Ne"
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fhssLu '"t Al" "'"''''' 80 Wv
Vspaic and srsr ted. anu ne move i"! D '''-'''
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Ger y tie Army u she Potomac VOL 81 " a
far S>Itbern Uri- u 10 ilie -sir. s1i -.
worthy Terlsal
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klLhL"-i1 'h'. e'y' oH tte' MS o' "His'
fsvsi, FRANK 500 Of thAlncy AID Mary kiinsf' Vi
.1,i Ci'y' sHA''t' '0o-'!' sYco o'ys'"
lie soy Of UncomneI o;a'', and tensrEs.
lie f.sLi. love " tools aaa f8,Al,-, VI eA.t.ctr
80.
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b "nauf r'th 'hei'r'iti1e ara ri''n'' " Amf
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tar u Patriek Ane tith~f.ne !huesAo s-~i .ft
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lhe reiAtse' sni rehds oi the hHhE are re
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/ p.'ih'n., NJ, a. 81 ee.,.t' %. t"r te.la n'
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NoLcrt-' trJ1sI Inlncr Irporiufs. $50
H1sffy. Is adinitttd Nv all who hAvr ~. ptrrh,t
he,. o b. "a i Of tie Institution, Of cur Cit
EObikIS plfchAos A. hir GOOD, for ',h, 'he
Auctlyu R,rm., and nee, ssaiily p.o.Lfes erss.
many hAriiu., sht h" se % small pfott .
II be soods ca fuli Iriess, 'her,'t sv ne his
tornss the b-nt ~ Of HI, -l,fFr good ts, srd
At itv s. buyet Of cour.e he fairs q the ~id. ~
N sreNt tucte.se In his pI.,u' li.t tstt OF.
wha uisLt b, cap .ct,d iiuu IL tlsorhhi" deai,l .
tesv
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t-cr VI. rns!n rrop. .fa,i,he prifn@ motive ho
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s- "a prod1csi stJnEtg s'n a. aa n.t' ...
sssts IN ,h. a,uth, sud 'briied ic'ph. -
from every sosssouis, 10th IN aai ou' = 'he r'te
s,a,es anil in on, own and 'ois sn :o1urs' Thsy
AL tovevsr coccI-'si Ia te t1To ph irauc'
you'd Dot til then, n Bn.l.Ld hAi, sad oksd TO
Lprts NAroLsos o. u,.s d.avctet sui res oisr.
~ho, . he prop'r fnomcnI would sep ir'1 tie
rntarI .st,til,t the Cou'ti -.tr. hi-nttr ou7
hat these n n-c.Ads wee I'D on B. ur.nE ~
a.. sAde re- leys Clsr. .stoY, aud Ad4 e!pr 'gn
ttcogntou. 1b,se dreius .ie noa d!'p.ltd ~
ever, 81 kno. ls1.. Q, th, scsuA i,ets cs1po'
f.n 10 ,usns,LeL tie gro~ins eonv cs!on H. =
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o, leh lsn, o, and his, . tns!y suLn1s,i.n WI
avert even more fssifdl essni les tasI have ss
ye, tssa stp,r.sncsi ty tie u s.uiIsa rssss
The sun., 1863-11-10

S.~ YorI, Monily, Nor. y. t J. " The oc.
mMsst . !uCi heavy With = eou.iderabie dc,ire no
sell. Later in the das Jh- d.cupe reached Sat per
csH'r .uo~n.ius 10 suos, ranic, sAid ~ he o.ius
partly to the is. sb.t Nr Csca this morn M usdr
.addsn call ~ the ban. iot us, iment OF $500,
wv on the lat Gan rbs !n,ts 1.snt !, overdue sGd
ths sneupt 10 pNst!s - mouos But tse short
ties has eia.sd srAi uumbet VI loans = b astprb
81. sotks ssrs =. 20 1~st iu some iu.,GuceI. ss the
last ssssleD Of the fati. YVAt. tu' the dscn. wss
not vary ma.krd. and tLs ,,s.,easn; sm,d g. hs,,
.psnt it,ef God closed At lids IL. 5,,, yr,ec DR.
Ing ihs dsy ii'. McnsS cJa!.uue' .e.lso ~ -.
cent Ar C.seo I, eo.ss all In tie poScr 20 relieve
tho nsTet Sterling exchange 80. do~u L. l6l p. 1.
lG4 f1r bsnksrs bill, and dul IAs Bank Staten,
Ast week shows eecrs.se oil depo. g awouat!ns
10 81, G5g,O6l, iecrGas- Il loan, Of - - - 1bt
svrc,e !L.rrGs.t rJoSSt. iag 60 the psyin. M o.
tue November intrrcs', aud gn increased cir a .st
o., ;-9:,dD! III hnAyy dccreI-' "A laus AID l, :.
s!t. reflects tho uIov.mt nts u ihc o. l,,u.
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IHg last steamers 'rotfi New Ofesus btlrS Us d'
Oats Of = mOvemcit vii, has commercial ia th~t
city Cor he tescrsn II ofths state & Lngisisn' hy
.e eiHc,on u. . Governor, statr oh 'rs sid nstn.
iss of Congr, 81, % the q htG II )ndsy l.. unItet
Tic day appointed - ,s~ br ihss purpos" Tue
J atlorn. a. cot forth ia al .'iar-.s 10 Ne c'l.
I, Ms Of LoIissla sppeaFs to lc uDptsc'I 'nA'l'
1t addresses tbs people ., loy.l ntioG ve-n'rtut
oi tho uui.ed S.At.s sui as such having d'lii's H.
1sroi m, and -uii sscs ~ exercise, sud sssufpes
bh.s they have iisht 10 vote fof such o'ad ds,,s
sss may be quAlhed st the time sppoiniei ~ ls~.
sai ursrs thsm to do 81 on the ~ o. No'eubef.
it states that LouissAs was always a. heart loysl
.. TIE uni0D, al 4 Va. lever isken out 4 ly
majority u the voters. NV, t-suss 10 the lLiui
ttaiss army Aid navy, tie secession JugsIs h,y,
Assn rsIaov.d, sud tsre Is no 10 lger avy obstacle
" tie RESUMPTION IS We people II u.ir -.gIasI
ht.tas.
Assuming that :be actor Ia .s.s rovecls.t sre
Aincsfe Ia their desire Z, restore l. s.i.nI & The
L mon a. 10y a. State t ~ probable tast tts e.
Asmn 10 premature. IL tuts no colrtensuce trctp
tas two Govsrnrnsat jSarus!si Ia New oteins, sLd
:. .uSwnsd down ~ them as contrary ~ the
~ishss tie military s1,EoTiu . AID tie po,isy u
Sac A iminssirAl.on. far more '.ii oLj 'ciou,
s~.yer, Hrses !rItu NJ isct that, uIdss ,Ai.tng
t-eanstance', sAi''sctory expression oi tie vi
'''u' ""''e '''''e s''o ~ W oo'A'n'o' 49, large
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4 HORSE FOUND ON LAST nONpNY
u.ls, in the .ubsr. r.ihi.a n,,. o!l " ~ lCtA
The o,l'. c-., so ~, r.int BY .r0 ug p.nu,r
'y Hut 10. Jag yIcn- r. IL ~ - lct ',r ri iLr
dt ~. pssyl- " pay expenses, uLuk = CHAP
gA%, ~
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- u1err' SWING Etnk rae rndr yilIp.-,. =.
irs'elt TIE bark SHd r-r,.y p. ;Ir.''.rd
r OSl -ON II >nAl MUkNiNG. 10
IL .tlock, bl.ck hpd tan goT, ESQ cut, and ~hIte
blei,, L ,d ,n Tup. tl AL lsuu tlur " lo.,tr
al Te.u. It 10 Ia Lau en-. Il, ~ln De AttfalN
ssid.j l,y
r OSI--A CHASED GOLD RIM. WITH
IL lAine inside. Ihe irt'r 81 b. ihela.Iy r-sar,.
ed b, applying - tie college. - Last u aq-sv. 80
7 O,l--OS SATURDAY LNENlSG. ~
- .usd~a,, bet Il al aud y Inue. = Iultuio.ate
,.4 Mig Ia TO - bl ana 40 IN small stguI,i
a- asG iltce .Au !. o. l. ~uIk.Hs ,tI aud
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IL ' 'N-auy :" wi.i. . hfa; ttrsak On tne ttsA
w.'h l'.a4. Any yYe Lsv.as A,t w.ii ce,v -
r,~hln b. fetnrniag her to 56I West goth -. b,t
iN'h lAf III hYrs. -
IL ARD ii lHr ROY WHO TOOK 4
iNaf = =, -''Du II, On Sa,lris,,- caIt.es..
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
fgEspAY MORNING. NOV 10, i.ss.


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q, ..,, tq,.. u. & ,'ys-.e' - = b.. - t,s'pt ts'
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- his ,iIs: t..i, uat.. % Is ION i'reeI I,
g. Cg.st, VI i...ssl IRON tesE-ns rsb pre-
s.rs sg Aus, b IL ~ I1i1n vi.isry II N.-s'ni'
~ event eeull " deprecated 'h.n TIE rsiiu
a.hmslt =. Lastefn T,nnsss,s = rses- rue, sSs'
sr the orsf.a psri,d. II would ,Iposs tie Cai' n
,sis-- who have n.sni.s,sd such ger ,ro.s .yu -
ally for cur c.uss-,o tie ingH hi[lu.. nSsrs'
s-nI Nnd " check sir.isr dsuonsIstlJns !I y.
i.ssor In other plsces occdl id ~ o,L iyresa A
Let, however, our stmi.. oyt,ids c: Virginia ha'
sss,G Jet Is!n9ui-h,a s1,ls loot 't "rr'or
soulusIsd D. them. and wc snlw ia, Csa. brA'
eluH 10 NO, tAe usa to SET We sr.ups,
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I'M. Swans over -sADsuiIs p,suoD bss nv
tempted rim beyond proper eo1nds, In 'hs ASST
srsa Vat Lsg v.sust W tbs effect that our dips-
n..,. rss,onA With Frsrc. are p irfscty ssshisc.
IT, 81, - rf r..e y - cs .Y.
The sun., 1863-11-10
MAKslk1AlsfS.

FzSN-PARKER Iu 81. ekly n, / n, OF the %
iu.'.. +, E,s. W m n. JoIn,ob, vi tusuigi snn,
1 . Ss~lLIyb, y. \, No tf.l.si l. Ia hgt, OF
Is Ook. o. y. u. Ne buigU md h.s. lASs.sy.ea
/
The sun., 1863-11-10
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWlNG MACHINES FOR SALE, RENT
,Cor cIeEaore; ali hrst ea;, mscE .res, new aud "a
h,pd, cheap iJr cgsh Or Pat plyIa = Glg.pss
beleIt, oIshAag ard L.psl d at3.5 . oadwgy,
ioJn Z, ups.VrL b-Wsatsd Ladd q W.bs;A's
III sAsL 81 sxahAnga spf
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TR DE- NOTICES.

L.STkRERS. THE FIRST ANNt'.I
H.Il Of the D r. so,is,v ill b. held A. IN. Ity
A'ru.bv Rooms, On rhusi ,v evenin. Sov. ls,
~ n't e rstu e. tn urst 'he'r -s'rfrt
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CLOTHING.

\tAEM, WlN1LR WOOlEN CLuINISu.
w .. ever, AZ
LYANs EXTENSIVE
LLUiHiAi WARsGOusE
asd ttLIoN SlEGEr
sssoftp-Lt ~ y-L'.
of,fcOAts toNft
f'Ls', Nrs'f.
tnderrNrtnsIts, tr So 10 D.,
~ 'hs "'t ~ ~" %, 80, i.s ~Aic. .4t e.,.L ~.
ment hss e't known T.! gear -.
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l,o Had. Nv r. ~ IS DO los 1t. "
20 DO ..i5O .flSQk 80 Vii z e.. ~
- harlem u - ~ L.. INV. I. 4 =
." Do. y Ayi i.JV do. .sIs .a5- /.
800 EstdlH. l. .....f..
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- raN,s's R,r coffee. ID. nr-t iniro-
...' 'rt suqsr - osl n Do. G.tot u f.o.tf..
n A.N'd 80 tuitons bf.ot g.. 10 se ~ a. 40.
O.. tfu'fsUt.
"r the iisis Bprr,'s T~irop.rrou-
I .t 20 . frt -i Hf.s 2. Ir -..f BY a.t.ys,t.
The sun., 1863-11-10
SGEti:gI NOTICES.
POLITICAL NOTICES,

sd DlSTRiCT.-FOR POLICE JUSTICE,
JANE, l. kEhkIGAN, <ih, 9TH aud 1l'b
Waids Is
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Is, EaxcrTp VIII, b. Mr. Ann .. sttpl'us.
Puu!I,hsl b. I. b Pet.r,on d b.. .hs.s 9gg Cbssi-
nut street, Phiisdslphis, and frsd. A. b. ady, ~
Ann stfes, New York
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CO<Su N MR~l'lON.
,rHE THhLE REMEDIES :

.CHESCKs PtLNOslC sYErP. fr' ih.eo q,
Ciuth Co,,s. orchris, snd ~ y 'o-Tu Of con
The sun., 1863-11-10
,k1tLAR SALE, Ot i,ENlIUEE. &C.
JOSEPH uIEENNH

NcGnettty, NIv 40 D.,
AZ j" oe.1cA n, st 4 l,n i. h'' Myrll. ~ snd
~ isulhhv
JACKSON SiiNbEi .iurttIr.. barr0om FIXTURE.
s''Ne., 14uort. .'g',. g.; 1850 thl fHt1.e oil tns
issstts, cos tag a. "a g comp 10 er a. tuh.
COOLER ani undciba,A, nceshCsi,. barrels snd hesa
a.. III
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is compounded from the most efectul antdotes that
medical science has discovered for this affecting dstem
per- and for the of the disorders IL entails That 1t
far superior to other remedyyet DEVISED is known
by all no have given trial. That II does combr
virtues truly extraordinary in their effect upon TINS class
of complaints is ndsputabV proven by the great null
tude OF publicly known and remarkable cures 1t has
made of the following diseases: Kings Evil, or
ssIandulaU SwelIiugs, TumOrs, EruptiOns,
Bose or st. AnthOny's Fire, Salt Kh INN,
ScaId Head, Coughs from tuberculOus de-
p0sits in the Lungs, white SWellings; De
bility, DropSy, Neuralgia. Dysprpslai lndl'
gestIOu, syphilis and SypiIitic Infections,
AAercuTfnl Diseases, Female Weaknesses,
and indeed. the whole series OF complaints that arise
from mpuritv of the blood Minute reports of ndividu
al NAV be found in AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC,
which is furnished to the druggists Tor 2rauous distr
some OF INC remarkable cures which 1t has made when
all other remedies have failed to afford relief those
pur10sey taken from all sections of the cum
n.y. IN order That every reader may have access 10 some
no SPEAK him of its benefits from personnel
experience ScrCula depresscS the wal energies and
thus leaves its victims subject disease and
tends TO shorten, and does greatly shorten the average
dnration of human life. The vast Importance OF these
considerations has led to spend years in perlcctng
remedy which is adequate to its cure. Ibis now Of
fer TO the public under the name of AYERS SARsAPA
RLLA although IL is composed of ingredients, some of
which exceed the best OF SarSdpd7Tta in Alternative
power. By its aid you may protect yourself from the
suffering and Of these disorders Purge out the
foul corruptions That rot and lester the blood purge
out the of disease and vigorous health will fol-
low Bv its pecuar virtues this remedy stimulates the
vital functions and thus eXpels the distepers which
Turk within the system or burst out part oft.
We know the public have been deceived by many com
pounds of Sdrsapd ittd that pro nised much and did
nothngi but they will neither be deceived disap
pointed in this. Its virtues have been by abun
dant trial and there remains question of its surpass
ing excellence Tor the of the affecting diseases
intended to reach Although under the same name it Is
before the people, ana far eectua than any 9TH
er which has ever been available to them.
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ID R H I L L
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT

FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.--During the prac
tce of fifteen years Dr. Hill has IN contact with
almost nnumerable of Debility, accustomed BY
dreadful habit of solitary self abuse. They continue
70 warn all Young who not afflicted avoid
it they value their lives and advise all who arc
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they can be cured of such trouble and let them knew
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance them
in time 1t eXagEeraton to that three fourhs
OF the insane their maladv this horrd habit The
proprietO1s OF Insane Asylums cOrroborate the
ment and the victim escapes insanity ocv yet he
or she is entirely untitled for the real pleasures life
either in or out of the domestic erce-wih pocreatve
powers ruined afflicted with dstrust doubtful Of
his friends in fact, perfect hypochondriac what is he
ut for but to be castout and die Attend M once,
al you who are addicted to this miserable habit it
may be too late, and you may go down a dishonored
grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave you tine pow
ers which you have made curse instead Of blessing,
they intended There exists not in the whole
world an object more oathsome miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid it then as you
wish for happiness and heaven.
DR. Hills practice is wholly the botanic principle,
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No 81 Main street Worcester, open from a. NJ
to p. M Letters (postpad) will receive prompt atten
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MeGiral.
THE PECULIAR

faint or detection which we
call SCRoFULA turks in the
constitution rf multitudes
ofmen Ii either produces
or is produced by an en-
feeblcd, vitiated state of
the blood wherein that flu
id becomes incompetent to
sustain the vital forces in
their vigorous action, and
leaves the system to fall
into disorder and decay.
The scrOfulous contamina-
tiun is variously caused by
mcrcurial disease, low liv.
ing, disordered digestion
from unhealthy food. i'm
pure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices,
aud alb We all, the vencrcal
infection. Whatever be its
origin, it is hereditary in