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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-19
pn,..a.,.hia, Angus, o., 1870

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JAessrs Jcsss 4 EuaEs- VIII. g-ntea.oa, your II ,oi-
ishd.s lie aiaa bie ta> Aaxra iss i4.e.-fa~re h
no satssas. to sii,s. n !. yuurhsd Of
IA osmrad,s sanI1 II VIII &c nstnss are arpepied and
who fuly ckug All Of all the elrcuni crs nv
CASES aud have br.u ter the issg foas ear, q
mhev OF Sue, ~ cesi,ralei battery, and a udes
he imnedi lie camnand vi Gspl X Il. 4, res Tn O.
The exposure ut nj OF Ion ms ard tnns dutte,
aitzcssd In NUsembcv lat ~ith iuh Of the
lungs, spd for .ey ntSdwodiys ia Inc hospt
fhis followed b, great debility, helehtesI an
ait .csbfd .svntrry wn then removed ", m tie
Mhile House spd ito this cts otth ard the e,m
" Estate Of Malae' trnm Which banded tie 2s b
OF Jnle Finsr sha tim have been shout iaw az
one coui b- aud eth r tam spark OF vitality
Par w-ct was sesrcsiy Abta saiiow
anything and " I'D a mpraei dvwu, IL was i'm
np.itassll lhrawh M sstn
Could MT even keep glass OF water In my siom-
Life could last der these circumstance
and c-oduyl. thn ph sci,a. who had been 80. kias
fs,tbtUlis, though u'.suctsao'!t, 70 .tue from
th~ prasp oil The Grsap Arehef A.. Is Id LhS
eIa.t ~ no more fur {, AID advised -.4a
cf-rgvuisH aud ~ maze sdcfi di.p ssuton 81 limited
iuad > oe~t satl-d A. arulsini.i.cs no vlsied
mr. At the spita, MIR Frederick 81 In .ron, of isth
below Arch street adsi,,d tnp, asa tori ,rC hop
try .ppr ButeFs, und siadiy procured . bottle Frm
hr ti,ae c,am.n c-d tasinx t IN tn gloomy shadow
al Heath 70 ed-d, aud gn tnaus God il~get-
! ting better- fh"lgn aave fskeu but r~o bsal
nsyr .,d ten p1uHds. sud teal 81 Hxnins Of ,,ng
permitted i" my wisr aDd dAa ghLsr on holn
bAve heard nothing Tor eighteen nts; f,r re ts-
~. n. 10, al rk,niaa. fr.n the n,Y Of Rton,
yaI. lie souf siiapie hitter. o~r The Ger al ~
ty of lie which has t"Aen the place OF vague tearso
yocr fsr' Nili ost the goo i'us pr,vsiose = aSsn
ng Ia ut bo ON thI-e ho iea NJ
A M, truls S.ufs, AsAA &C MAt6Sr.
We III u coacu 10 the truth oi tho al at ment
,~e n I'd .s5si Of sec.ts .is Mt MALONE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-19
HoorrAnD's GERMAN BrrrERs

Ara sot new and untYta4 stiiele bnt -A&~e-s.-o-
ibs tcs NJ al years isI ~ the Atnevic % pa bc
and the4r vproassisn shd sae o. Fivnltef by an
,iaila p,ep~y .tion The prepssesers have thou aud
o. Lestess from thr most erinrpt
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
MATCHES, JEwELRY. sc.

At ~ gp rRoApway. PRECIOUS JEWELS.
~ Watches rtsts, Ac Tho bert po--tbe price paid or
stc.sss taes ri.ronds w~tches liver ATE, Jew W,
Pssrs Optical " srnments AZ. &c Al bis private rooms
). IL. gAKElsGER, sl2 sroas~sy room Is. up stars
TlAAOSDs, OLD GOLD AND sILvfR-By GOING
Il to LOUIS ASHfcH. IA Bvoadway wnder the Ne~
Va,s lleei. you VIII r.c-se ~ mose An
o,ber this s,,y fer Diamonds, Old SILVER,
-nh,t sed 20 take oher roads ia etehAn
Hs pa, ~ cats tsr.abie monry. Game liar srayis
tes. of Lscss and surs bought A. I've hyhe.t prcr O.
81. s.-r Y Jssr' s'as'hss 70 Nee Ssr.. EsOsmtz I'd
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

board - Nnpefv s~rs " ss - tsins w@fs sFsinFs
ne ser nr asnAsss q. ten rsf y,
As.s,t ~ ~ ~ diafs
p~tSv~si pspg~rty soas~gsfaes ~ ~ ~,
kaph ws~siak ~ rt@~s~r - th~ rn.rs ~
yoosn w a., Mar ~rtHss1sy. AaKWs4 ~ thG4 ~
cslo<s y ~, " cuasSs tAs fssy-ing s~s~s
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
CORpOnATIOS NOTICES.
OvylcE oy STREET, cox.,ss,ossR, "

OvylcE OF srKEEI coxxIssoSsR NO. IN
- ssoanwnY oosrEaGrcs. ,s .s,,,a ,.,a ~.
ute o. he wors AMI With the name of s bd,sr .f1sn
.ass:an -i = ,sssed At hi' oaes un soaas, August
tor ssSgins vs.s s,s~ Lexington svsse. ,.s-ssa vos
ssrsst b~,.ssn L-,ins,sa saa voar,h s,snars
iss.uE s.o s .a rS y % % ' s
rsr r.sas,ns grating sitting ,ar. ana s,,.r ..e rax
ssss,ss s... g. ,s s:s 81 q ssos s
New t~ii for ,hs J.nsrson 'nAsast t@h Sws,
rsr "a . r.' y @ ssap. ss.' ss.ss . ls s
AM agreements rsn - obtaissd a nis os'os
D''ed Cha, caAaD,s 4 g. cosssiL s-., % 6s.ss... ss.r
nsl under IAss xessan. ,-o mi'~. laog fof ihs cty
of Chicago
s<sel propVsa viii be rse.fved ILis III wsdaes
ssy ssg,ss % s G q H.. os dsas i. As os .ss fas
nlshng All the rssrsAs required fet tie oonssf isr ~
A.. f.nt raapins -orss of elt, slss oal sDasr
the b~a - Lass xchir.a ani nr.ash ehsi nins,s,is
win and sHa s1.fl. aaa prsae ssis~ 10 sss'e
wlt tts pans and sger s@ton. ~ he a4 = shi
work 10 . found oa ts 10 Ne oaes 81 is Ei 90 sna
~ ~ roaSs 70 woai rr.fer y - Ne ssi,. sea o.. 80
~ ,'ns. pr@~r aGa ana sAsr for pr'ssrsas sy4s.
se1 ~ .. -. ~, s , .,, ,s ..s '.st ~, 49,. -,
as-fi 90 eompri1E ~ita 10 spssisos " ns
rs. ss. nm.t b. Sasa asd q = .cosaS.ssi.a ~aa
hona o. ne tss. .snant = 49, tatts 70 stkh va -
ssn,sss IN seTsfaasss rs ,h~ "a s,s - W =
krsta.al. drses % ~ a,~rs a r4his vsr..
.ns .l,sof-sg .rrppo.s ~ ists y lasi 4
ps.'Ytofy s~sffg soy he fshtsi g~rferWaRs a. ihs
-~s ~in - rsga'isa y ths parties 90 y = ~, - -
ssgssd !. ~ w ~
Foari - FaLAw Wsrss
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

s..4snAsls I'd - ys~ulfst ~ fFert 90 srffsf ~ u
tssst ass.gagsA tts fsss. - r.asns - tserfsist.
Aed ~ FAu- n - rsHf~~f .0 ...4.... . -.
Tft Assfe aaiusl ~ -. - Nh'F ~
yif~s y Htsua sus4yx = ssNaw
stt4 ~ Et##4M.
Ht@t NfNAf
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

COUNTRY RESIDENCE toR GALE-oS THE BANEf
~ ~ ~. II short distance south snb 81
the Gelpf 81 Tar,tosn, Erics ious- VITA bot
and tad water &e. ara ets sonyou.nor La~b
Rstdea Sna ornamental .rpuhdT vel so I'D about I'VE
i'nrrt.Atiy the aver lsik, ID. ssao0 and
trv~ee su sna.d oi thr ,fry p@srs nf "a. ss
FOR a. ehne. n.irhbort coi together With rasni
tur- l"f TarIiae.s isnr stsa
occnis' on inqnirr of EDnrkD COfffN ~ Nassau
sreet rt.ff.Sy of lsan
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD :

NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD :
IN Trains Twenty sfth d. Albany
10 - ~ stopping ct wiilian-brsdsc, white PiAua Bed
Fails ard stations north 70 Abasy eonnecsing
point. norh and vest ror crsson Pals. sIsA.h and
y. ~ fbe N will run saturdays only return
leave Groom Pals 3pA Nopdsy); for White PAlns,
sIs and W A. ~, ~ tl0. and sloP. y. from white
40 elssndsD n. cro.on Fails, white Plains snd
Wiliismsbridge trains step al all stations FOR Dover
Plains ~ stopping White Plaies and stations norsh
70 Dover Rsnrninr lsave Albany 10 A. 90 ARRIVAL Of
cssham 70 Cro,os Pals Asr BEDFORD whrs Plains and
winismsbridse Dover Psfns Ssss A. NJ stopping all
station. north q arc - whh. Plains crc,on Falls u
Waite Plains, q 10. " ~ A ~. n N Ais n vii.
Hsmsbridss. s. % A. n 7 10 y n Crotoe rsE wn,s
Plans ana wniamsbvtsr trains sop A sun.
s,orSGf =, ~ st.te sssv y ssrnyils' Ior wirsm.-
Palns sp n. WI snsbvdre wlrse Piains ain s.or
al staiions ks,nrntnf. .tavs wtlr Ptsas "a
wNllafn strtdfe q az. W - a. ~. 10 a. ma h
sfapgins AZ al sisoss. Croson fa~ y NJ s.srriaw
saisaes sefA z gou. ~ .,.n,.,>. ..,.,......
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

INARF REDUCED TO THE WEST. sT.-PlrTsBURa
Port Wayne and Chicago Railroad w,l ell FIRST cAs
rksts chicago sia and corresponding reduction
al points Northwest Tckes for sAs ~ the Com d
n.y. on1ce, "a Broadway corner Chambers suest
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

HUDSON RIVER RAiLRoAD-TRAI FOR Al.
III hany Troy North West leave Chambers street
al and 10 A. n, and IS and 10 - r. ~ anteou Sun.
procured any Of the orsces OF wEsTCOrTs ExPREsS
10 New Tors and Brooklyn, ssd haFsAss chscUd - bs
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
SAFES or NEAL EsrATR.

Al ELEGANT BROWN STONE HousE SITUATED
~ ~ goea hegnl rAeo4. for Aale csap II has all TIE
modern Inn oset sn,s Terms easy App, 70 ciKUs w.
PRICE - Fourth street
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
ERLNcH ADvERTIsEMEHrs.

TYNE JEuSE DAME YKAHCArsE DEnASpE uNE
L pscs comma dc boukfus ~iie marie ransaIs III
la and. sa4reser 81 slb East i2me chambre rs
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

LOAN as wfs I'.
, AMOS aDolrHUs y, FEAaL ssD rrw
~ 1850 .sTvsls ~ asaa - .nssfataeft iasss
s.,f .,..,f I@sfs. az VI 90 isIA ~ '.is a.
srust~s ssgf 90 sssf
,r0 sAxa.p KrREsr R0oH 30 ; lg Eraiss
n mr tnsst gwhts 49, fsa4 " NAiFfe*t WMf 80 s1f
'1,tsss - 4 n0slltAN Efsssl - ce,ral.slea
wrs.Hi
~ yHF DLD wAsD ~. a sLyHrsha ,rRgyr.
Y mrt fikftfT affNla ~ - y NsfNts ~ 49, JF~'
-, ts.s r.5r r.sss 80. ls... s..ss -. j, = .
-. fs - fnftyssfs fsA#s ~ - s@tiF 8fsts tt =
~ " n I. s stY aes, st.s - ttls 4tsY ~ s.,se.s
tsf.u0 ta.8 f4sN ~st4 - ! pg f1s4 - st.a
.gsst " aasassy tssss. y s1aifs
,YHENEy uyxssT~<@ KRD avwa 4. rUf.lg ~
" NMtf FLfstt. fr~~n = q Ntalfs
ssA tft - DetHstis Nsstl = ksse N@Tsss
stsf -sttnoss ts@<s ~ - saHss ea saW faaaau.
~ Nfa.eag
~ 0p- sO.Ef itrEKAttr tDi ANr 10 90
naas fess- tstats eHp., sf r ~ r. ts hs att I.
= .at t.st ffk~ s-fa ttsFstas. fsa .s rsns.s
} So - ~ - seaf fifr t@kt H#f gffsf ~ -
ta8sfs sf tslAss Dssssh4s at@a Nsk A. ~
kfrAe~gl sexsas v ffnsstHHft.sa st#Es fss.a te
nNwssgoAahF rleEEW sANfrn " ~ o.,
Y Atstt.f tsfsst NysF sas t#s @t#tft 49, ~
sss,,a :, 80. ws y. 80 ssrs, -. ~
ss ,sgs . a.. - ss-...-~.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDBOLDERs or THE
Cincinnati. Wilmington and zanesvie Railroad Com
Will deposit their ps In tho HANDS 0f ChAris
Moran 10 Wall street 70 Be used the purchase Of the Tosd
NEW YoRK, July n, 1865
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
BOARDING AND LODGING.

AT THE FRANKFORT HOUSE. ONE BLOCK EAST or
the cry Hall eorner OF FRANKFORT and VILLAIN streets
go peatly furnished, light Rooms one per
son. 25c 10 SOC day 81 10 50 per House AL
night
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

(NFFICE OF THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSU
~ rance COMPANY, No, Wal street New YORK duiy =
l6i-Notce hereby that the OF
TO the increased capital Of the North American Fire 1nsu
Company at the Office OF the company
no all and will continue
ol August at which date TIE books Will be BY
order X. w. BLEECkER Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

~ fARIf WISHING TO EXCHANGE A FARM
n within thhJ tnies Of ths city good
land and cash ANA purchaser by Don NO.
New y ora Post Office -
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

4 o0D ysirAsiE rcfLrls9 bOrt - ~ orr
.tt'N a CNt 3&s fer ssle asts A. - st ffa -
grfSeY atimfF. - ffps#tr ~ ~ fF .t fFsnNg,
nasfess 80 sAAlNf efEs. tFs.T
: TfHNf ~ ent.fAY M#NN fN NBMNN VI Ntsss
~ i.as s1.si. ~ - saAs ~ zQ44sA. =. rtsss
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

lVEerxKs rkExs-A sxgaJkgr ~ furG = ~.
w 1Hhtfg .sfffki fft fsftaf o. tt,spf tta# - q.
fassi hsAtss ~ AAAi44M. NftHxltu s4f1 - haa
fMrm Wttt - Ia LatsD ffow sses A. .
aNg* thsn fet fs~v Hu.Rs4sH fs#.ws fhs
80 - fti1y Hs - ~ Ht~ sastsy - -,
sihif - hat 4sAsse ~ thftftf, ~ ~ 80
ftm'fff 1919 fsg Mw sAss ~ t~r.at #m8ttF sses
FNvtSrF it.a ifst~n.s NJ .aff HfE*s $50
tgf rfyssff ss,s rsss a~xsen ~ - rafss 49, tss3
ross So 4
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

A BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN, WHO CuRRs ALL CuRA
n be diseases with herb medt7nss be consulted at
- GreeDr street below Prince street Terms moderate.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-16
DR.. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
CATAESHsER SNUFF.

HlS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article ever known for curing the CATARRH CoLp IN
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many of SORE EYES DEAF
NESS has been removed by it, and HEARING has ofte
structons, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected. 1t is recommended by many
OF the best physicians and used with and
satisfaction everywhere
MoIe than twenty five years. experience has proved
its great vaue and at this nent nds CHER
before. '
large number of the most espectable Druggists In
Boston and New York. in certificate signed by them IN
1854 say: ~ NA- =
The undersigned, having Tor many years been ae
quainted with DIR. MARsHALL's CATAgaH AND HrAphoHK
SNUFF, ana sold in our wi sale trade cheerfulv
state that we believe TO be in every respec to the
recommendation given of 1T fo he cure of Catarrhal
Affections and that is decid Ely best article we
ever known for all the comm diseases of the head ,,
BE are of Counterfeits!
rae simie of the signature of the Proprietor
HAeRLES BOWEN is CT ever bottle Sold hy nrno
70 I*lhr67 ty1
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-16

100000 stA MATT fdTd, or FEIA4E 4N5 AeENgs to
COUNTY CoLoRED MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES, CANADAS AND NEW BRUNSWICK
From recent surveys, completed August TO- 1902 cost
$2o,ooo to engr&ve it and one years time.
superior to any 10 map made by Cotton or Mitch
ell and sells at the low price of fifty cents SO 00o names
are eograyed on this map. 1t only County Man,
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
ofihe United States and Canadas combined in one riyna
EVERY RAILROAD STATION S o'''10
and distances between
Guarantee any woman or man SO 10 * nav dox 80, !,
will take back all maps atcannot be sold and yafd and
the money. W iSAon0
Send for ST worth to try.
Printed Instructions how canvass we'll furnished all
our agents. - i'ieN al
Wanted-Wholesae gents for our Mans in evor c4o,.
California, Canada England France ana t;nba 'fo @
tune may be made with q few hundred dollars conitoi
NJ competition. j. I. LLOYD, NO I64 Broadway n
The war Department uses our Man of Virginia' NJ M
land and Pennsylvania, 100 00J on which ia
Antietam Cre,k sharp5burgh, Maryland Higbts Viii
m e aey hoTeTsye Noands Ford all other
Vi lne Iotomac' ana every other place in MARYLAND
EirgPs 6Vh, "nd PPeennnsyyana, ormoney refunded
LLo1D'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTurKv
ONO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS -
is the onlyauthority for Gen Buell. and the War Dao4
Poe n money refunded to any finding an error in it.
,.,.1.. From the Tribune. Aug .
lL0Yp3S 10y, NAP OF VIbGINIA, MARYLAND Ann
thNNo1 LF AM A This Map is very large its cost
LLOYD GREAT MAP or TnF ' RlssT.eqop, RGsSIasS4:
4 Il ENItrom Actual Surveys by Capts. Fart and Wm
omH1 lsSiSSiPPl river Plots Of ST Louis Mo shows
EeIy man Piahtatonand owners name from ST. Lonis
70 tle puit OF MeXc9-l $50 mles-every sandbar ia
anu Town, IsRdIpg and all places 20 miles back from M
90 f co.hs,es nd States Price in sheets
y, pocket iorm and 81 50 linen with rollers PoT
Sept 90. ' "''' o'efS Ready
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1862.
D. l. LLofD's-Sn. Send me your Man Of tbe m;ss;..
S'ppl hVer' with price per hundred copies RearAdm
raj Charle H. Davis, commanding the Aflssssin sonod
toh' IS authorized to purchase as many as as va
quired for use of that squadron.
Ft'f)N W14t'E', Snr4.a-y or;b, WV
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-16
Trains Going south and East.

|
Leave Montpelier IL 40 "A. M, 10 p M and 10 10 "a
MI ALL TRAIN leaves St.Albans at Us A. NJ Burling-
uAtoh |,o0 A. M, connecting at White River junction
WIN trains for and from Wells River St. Johnsbury and
'.ihieIon and with Northern Railroad for Boston Low.
els worcester &c, and connecting Bellows Falls with
Gheshife r. H. or Boston and with Vermont Valley r
n. iof springfield. New Haven and New York arriving
In New York at l0,l5p. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at 7 AZ
A. M Tor Burlington. Rutland and Northield
MIGHT EXPRESS TEAM leaves Ogdensburg at 70 Is NJ
wont ca at $3.50 M, Houses PoA at 20 r. M orriy
lhs at boston al o4O A. M connecting Bellows Falls
WIN cheshire r. E. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. r. for Springfield and New Hav@n
ana arriving IN New York at 4 As P. M.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at 90 A. NJ. $40 A. NJ and S 10 p AZ
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 7.30 A. M via Lowell
Lawrence or Fichburg. Leaves pringfeld at 7 90 NJ
beIoWS falis at 225 connecting at White River
'uhctlon with Northern r. X from Boston nd with Pas
sunpsc X X. for and from st. Johnsbury and ttcton
aIfNhg al burlington at 40 p. and st. Albans at T.
50 P. M, and lodge. "
fccoMmoDATIoN Train leaves Mortified at 8 25 A. NJ.
Tor burlington, Houses Point and Montr. a.
= iGHr EXPRESS IRAIN lea Bellows Falls at Il p NJ
teceWng passengers from Vermont Valley K. R. leaving
ne" york at 800 A. NJ, and from Cheshire r. r
Saving boSton at 400 P. M. connecting al
WhFe River Junction with train leaving Bo,fon nj
2tJo p: NJ via Lowell Lawrence. Leave White
hPer junction at iI40 P M, arriving at Burlington
" 20 A. M.A Rouses Point at 730 A. M Montreal AZ
l0,39 A. N, and OgdensbuIgh at LOO p M connectng
West. 'i "e0 "'N 'H0
Sleeping cars re attached to both the night expres
trains uhning between Rouse's Poiniand Boston
Through Tickets tof Chicago and the West for sale al
the principal stations
ST. Albans. VT, Dec. g. 1862. p "
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-16
THE SILVER CHORD,
A Companion to the Home Circle"
Collection of Favorite
Songs, Ballads, Duets and Quartets,

" ItH FlanoT0Tte ACCOMPANIMENT.
ne HONS Circle, known by all as most admira BILE
computation ~ pieces for the pianoforte finds fit com
pahloh IN TINS superior collection of words with pia
accompaniment songs that have become as household
Wofus IN nearly every communi with many new can
uuates tof puDllc favor, not we'll known but which
when known will be appreciated all here. Every
% one nav ng piano and a voice will not fail to look al
what they want and having purchased ii and given il
thorough examination they will be fully satisfied that
no pi iino is complete witheutit.
Price in Cloth, So, in Boards, $I50. Mailed nos,
ngton Street. .,.t ~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-16
BILIOUS HEADACHE I

By the use of these Pills the peri ;li attacks Of
ous or Sick Headaches may be)rs chte1 anal ,arar,
at the comHencement of an attack Immediate raIia1
from pain and sickness will be obtained ~
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and baaas
che to which females are so subject ~ Ao"u
They act gently upon the bowels-removng Cos
tiveness A"4 0o'~
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and y,
persons OF sedentary habits they valuable as Lay
ative improving the appetite giving tone and vgor to
ae digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength of the whole system.
Ihe CEPHALlC PILLS are the result oflono in vest,
gation ana carefully conducted experiment. havinu
been IN use many years during which time thew have
prevented and relieved vast amount of pain ana suf
lefing from headache whether originating in the nerv
Gus system or from deranged st ate of the stomach
lhey are entirely Vegetable in their compostion and
may De taken at all times with perfect safety wifhou+
any change of diet and the absence of any
taste renders 1t easy to administer to children
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs,
Inc genuine have five signatures ofHenry c. spaldinr
on each box. " SPi"iAg
sod by Druggists and all other Dea, ,ers in Med;cpa.
box Will be sent by mail prepared on receipt of the
Price 2J Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDIN6.
4s Cedar Street. New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-16

They relieve Cough instantly
They clear the Throat.
lhey give strength and volume to the voice
They impart delicious aroma to the breath
They are delightful to the taste
They are made of simple herbs and cannot harm a,v
one. NY
aovlSe every one who has a Cough or Husky Voice
OF hao Breath or aly difficulty OF the Throat to get
pacSase o1 my Throat CONNECTIONS; they will relieve
you instantly and you viii agree with me that IN av
60 Tlght to the spot" Iou will ind them verv usef,l
anu anu pIeasaut wol trayeing tending public meet
gS Ior stlllmg your cough aaying your thirst If
you try one package am safe saving that Won will
cVer afterwards consider them no4s ensable You viii
Una them at the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
NY signature is on each package. All Others arc
counterfeit. ~ o'AoiS are
Package will be sent by mail, prepaid on recent
1ATty Cents. Address Apt
HENRY C. sPAULDING,
As Cedar Street, New York
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-12-09

Speaking Of the recent successful
military movement in Delaware, by
the traitor conspirators against State
rights, civil liberty, the Constitution
and the Union, the DoverDelawarean
says:
"The task is now comploted--the
work began year ago. There is no
struggle now-the struggle is over
Life is extinct--the life of our liberties
The voice of the people of the State of
Delaware is hushed-silenco rcigned
in Delaware at the election on the
10Th inst t
"Suwarof, the military butcher that
did the bloody work of Russia in
crushing out the liberties of the tur-
bulent, freedom-loving Poles, wrote to
his mistress, when he had murdered
thousands of them, and made them
bow their necks submissively to his
government, that, "Ordr reigned IN
Warsnc" Order now reigns in Della
waro--'Order No. So"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-12-09
True Sentiments.

"Mr. Lincoln is not the United
States Government The Government
is ours, and we owe allegiance to it;
Mr.. Lincoln is not ours; and we do
not owe allegiance to him. Mr.. Lin
coins term Of office is brief and fleet
ing; the Government we hope will
last forever. Stephen n. Douglas.
"In this country, especially, it is
the habit, not only consistent with the
Constitution, but even essential to its
stability, to regard the Administration
ut any time existing as distinct and
separate from the Government itself,
and to canvass the proceedings of the
one without thought of disloyalty to
the other."- UiH,am II. iSepard.
"Sir, the abolition party is dislOyaI
organization. Its pretended love for
freedom means nothing more or less
than eira wv, md d'ssolation Of the
Un,on. Honest men of all parties
should unite to expose their intentions,
and arrest their progress."--4dndrec
jackson. la a
"I have this piece of advice to give
you: While the army is fighting, you,
ascitizens, see that the warisprosecuted
for tho preservation of the Union, and
the CONSTITUTIONAL your rights as
citizens. George b. Mcclellan.