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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-12
CHRRIFFs SALE.

~ s.Afx ~ Iowa Izx CerNrx-sR.
By vfrsus of I special sxez1tssn 10 shrvssf isseA
by sAs Caerk u te Dstrsct Court nf ks county ssas
Of 0sinnell Jenkns and against samuel ka3eia ard
Inniel yotax. / hare levied upon and viii seli -
the highest bidder the front doar Of the C~rks oce
Of the Dttcf Cout cf lee County. Iowa, al heokuk In
ssid counay on the fsr dss Of Jane D. 1854, a
ths hours III y O'Clock A. N. and o'clock II NJ
encp{ 7vcleck r. - q sid dag. the following prp
ssf quarter section feurte~zl e~n-hp - NORTH Of
range west ensQfi9G - ah- noutiesst CORNER Ut sid
qnarter section. fnnGiny yhsner rHrth s4rs thsaes
vcst - rods thence south rods 20 RODS 70
tAs phrc beginnins twusy tsp in Lea county.
IDgn-
1xksn ievied upca asd - essd by order cf court, 70
Ksokuk, Msy II, less. IaRAkL ANDERSON,
ern1su - u al GAsria - Lss CO fqss
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orE MUNDRED DArs.


From every quarter Of ths 6tals ths
reports are cheering ss 70 the ealistmant
Of the One Hundred Day tsoops ealled
for By the Governor; aud not sonl5 ia
this State are the men turning out ID papl-
bers in answer 70 the cail, but nlinois, In
diana and Ohio have responded nobly. Il
does appear, however. that ON The part Of
ths ciizsns Of Keokuk ther6 has bseus !
hck Of intsrest and cnshusissm ID. tAss
matter. We have rsised enc conpaay
and another has already co1esnoed kll.
ing up. Let the work 60 on. Tor we
should At least hsve Two companies from
Keokuk. w 2s,s
The great cosAiss has bsgun,s and Il j,
necessary thst every avaihkls ystsiau
shoald be sent outAe the hoe& 1eivf1l
to the care of the LOO 1eyeea the sides
posts. garrisons and forts within our inea
and II I00, zoo vsssnae can b relieve,
for that time wen, baf Il $4,000 hsstsl
But ~ asyssysss = ysl u
people il every sssaty - 4sv4sia ~
Sssss shoald be p asd ddgp1, tllJ
J nsa a IouA !! 10 the rssoss 4 s1iss !
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The Army Of the Potomac had = por-
ton of the day 70 recuperate. Burnside
on Monday began the attack on the lsft
with crest fury, and nth A. encouraging
dsepse " sncoess- Hs had = light the
day before in which, 10 nse his own
words, "we whipped old Lsngstrest." /" -
Our aImy could not be ingmors chssEfnl.
condition. and III the Den are sanguine
Of success and count the days when thsy
shpll, in triumph, enter the rebekcapital.
4 Lee lately Issued an order relation to|
supplies u which be Anid M. eoamnni.
catjea with. Richmond was cut of and il,
was immpossible to furnish the men wish
stores. Hill had no rations for three
days. - gAsss
/ Lee enjoins upon bis men the necessity
of captngipg suppiies fion the Yankees.
Up - thi nonsnt they have falied 10
capture ) single wagon. Rosdsfs excel
lent travelling order, but very dasty. AZ
haalss thss Iar have hesa ) pesies of a.
taaks sas3 repolsal, Ard nusksts sluoss
entirely need. -.'fss
Ssaups and the satnss a The, grosnd
rendered artillery impssDlseeass
|ss~E.ss ssv eAsnr1ly slaisS ) victory
whsa - NitA6rsw fson eer fsoas Aaa ~.
tifsd yoWnsd9 Eoh1o1d. Gen. Tathett's
division u aavSIry whipped the rebel
layalE3 neAx this placs md drove then
| from 6pelsyl ls1niA q. n ~ kSfDk rsiG-
foeea saith iafastsy. e5sy df0sscaf ~
Il yaf. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-15
Co,uu,ercia. Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL March 3--TR,ps RrroRr.-The Manchester
MAJ kct ~ very dui. and prices tend downward. $500
BRrsDs7uFTs-lh ,haJdson, SVG"ce a %, ana " aSc
Nash Co, report Flour very dull and easir Wheat tend
me downward and very dull; Red Western 0d 10 Com
Nat and tending downward; MIXED ul602sis. - ,
rRovsioys1he Authorities report Feet steady; roth
fri bacon .yc Butter dull and inieroT queleb lowe
Lard dull ard unchanged; Taow finer
fRoDUCR-Ashes quiet Al y d5i for I"'s sugar th''
uIsard COFFEE quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet heWp
active dearer Lnfeed On 5m Rom inactive. SpTts
Turpern. oui-t -nd steady. Petroleum dull sales
LOSpoS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vciy dul. SUGAR st
ADVANCING COFFEE tends upward. TEA n and un-ae l
RICE steady T.IIov steady. LIysRED on steady a. - y
Illinois Central ~hsrcs ia Is discount. Erie Shares 6'4Os
Cousos on "Wednesday. III for money. -
LIVERPOOL Mach Go Ton The brokers' llcdar re-
ports of the crk a; 80 100 5acs OF which "o wero
du and urises II. lower for American and lGd lower
Sura- tito greater decline beng On the lower Qua ts
Tho sales day friday esnete at OO oae o. wch
spectators and crpoiteIs ne n-Iket cIS,
ding o. leans 21@l: Mobiles 2t}d; tpuds 2tid The
stock in port e.matrd al COO bales OF which -JN ara
HRgADsrrrrs axe heavy and tend downwad all qualities
| PRoylsioxs quiet and tending downward
| LoNpoS. March 4-CONsoLs for Money, 9lG9t
The tuition in the Bank has N creassd All5,0Vl.
noi. Central Shares l7dlj count EIe Shares, o. aos
L!yEEPoOL CORK MAREET.-LIvER2ooL March h.-lLcIr
was moderate ate n3alc, ia the Com uastOday WHEAT
inactive d2d decline y GENITAL Flour dun a. eafief rHes
! Indian Corn 3d. lower.
LoNpos PRopvcs MARKET. March 4-Sugar-DeTsu !
good; former prices well sustained Co9ceRody purchase
at extreme all Teafr business al very lul
quotations Rice-Seyers parcels sod and pic. hm. salt
I peter quiet. Jallow IN far demand
| NANCsEs1tR TRADE REPORT MaTch 4-Maitet dull, ana
there be any change adverse TO otncer both IN Yarn
ind Goth. Very ltu, business going IN. -. ,
GLASGOW lKoS MARE T March 4.-No 81 40 mixed
numbers warrants 57Iid35.si No 3 36Ia'6 3. h'Tket
LoSpos. March 4-Consos close a, sii.
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The nnrikh Wnr.

The allies made a close reconnaissance
toward DHppel the I'd
The Danes had burned down all the farms on the line
OF their OutpOstS.
cavalry skirmsh took place the 29th, near
TIedericss. The Danes captured 90 hussaTs.
Gen De Meaa expresses the beliefthat Dhppe cannot
be taken before the end Of May the beginning G.
june, under the most unavOrable circumstances
20 the Danes
The Berlin and Vienna journals continue 20 ridicule
the notion Of a conference
1t is stated that the Danish Minister Of Foreign Az
fairs NJ. Quade, has resigned he being disposed TO
Congress, in which ne opposed b., Li~ oI'~s
Tie London Morning Post disceTns that Russia and
Prussia relying on tie fanced separation Of England
md France have bound themselves together for the ex
termination Of what they call revolution and for tie
permanent erection Of despOtisn in Europe. NJ. Won
bismark has asserted that Germany would never be on
good terms with Denmark long as the present demo
cratic institutions Of Denmark are maintained. TIE
Post promises that England will renew again IN just
cause the French alliance and says:
with our gallant neighbors. and the Italians and
Scandina yisns and with the Poles HungaTisns, and
Turks II will be indeed amazing II We do not make
short work Of this new Holy Alliance
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The Edinburgh. News.

The following is a summary of the news sent
out by the Edinburgh from Liverpool on the 2d;
The Union steamer Kearsarge renamed off Boulogne
II Is supposed waiting for the RappalannOck, which
was ready for sea al Calais
Mr. Mason had returned 10 London from Paris. it is
supposed. in connection with the alleged recognition
II is also said that Mr. IaSlev. excorrespondent OF
TIE T!rss ut RI nOEd is constantly passing between
London and PaTN. probably on the same subject.
The bonds Of the Rebel loan 10 the extent Of G7 CO.,
rpayabe ct par, were drawn in London the LIST OF
March
The correspondence relative to the bark Saxon is
publshed The British Government maintaius that il
the facts de9Osed 10 true the Federal officer was
guilty Of the murder Of the mate Of the Saxon They
demand his trial with compensation TO the widow OF
tine murdered man and 70 the owners for The loss sus
tsiued by the seizure Of the vessel
There h7s been another wordy dGel between Mr..
Disrael AID Lord Palmerston touching England
foreign policy without result.
Ia the House OF Lords the NarGUis Of Clanricarde
called attention 70 the Federal recruiting in Ireland
and asked what steps the Government had taken 10
stop it.
Earl Russell said the Government had comnlajned
than once, but the complaint was net by an ndig.
mani denial by hr. Adams. Nothing conld therefore
Earl Derby ASKED If anything had been done 10 sion
the alleged military exercises by the Fenian Brother.
hood
be believed the Fcuian Brotherhood u perfectly con.
teuptihle organization.
Itisstaed that tic Directors Of the Caway Line D.
peal for suspension OF their service I'LL June aid IN
The time are treating with more able companies
for a transfer Of the service.
Tho Arch Duke Aaxmiian's visit TO Paris is further
postponed. The ALLEGED cause is Influenza but it is
Trrnorcd there hitch TO his having command OF
fhe French troops in Mexico.
There had been no fighting in Schleswic Gen.
Geeach had succeeded De Meza as Commander-in-
Chief o. tie Danish army.
Tie King % Denmark spoke strongly for vigorous
perseverance IN lis policy.
The Danish journals opposed TO q Conference on
ne basis proposed and the movement has apparently
made no progress
70 reported that Italy has rendered 40 600 men and
q feet 10 England If she assists Denmark
1Teas0Hable societies and iasaTgeI.oaagy noTsls2ts
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. MARcH Il


s,eemhips- Ocean Queen Tinklcpeugh. Aspinwa; Hi
no's Bsbeoci, d., NJ. o. Roberts.
steamer.-0ctoara Mcaughln, Bainiorei Starlight, Sui
Ivan. Alexandra, Arthur L.aIy
ship-Jule Marie tFfJ. LIE Mssrew, Haue, Baejer De
Eern.
Bsrs--Fr-d-rick Martin. Hsshsgen. Melbourne hsiler,
Lord Quercau; Alex. Duf Peel Demerare l.. D. Trow-
bridge: Sslle iiou.a Lesvl;t Mschis- Brett son Co
fi..dai-na Day, Aspinwa Panama Railroad Go.
Brig--J. &. CLARK. Brown. Nassau, master Heen Davis
(f,r smpbei ienerara Tynes Smith Traveller (Brl,
kandr Pernanhuco J. L. Phipps CO.. North Point. Nick
rico (PoftuD Rocha Lisbon. h. T. Amonich Go.
Srhooners-J NJ freeman Rydrr Plymouth, j. a. stet-
son John FamuHi, Kelley Baltimore, b. l. SINAI! 4 o. :
Ka.o Merrill wick. Wilmington, Del. Merrill Abbott :
Mosfii Edmond Norfolk. Mott bedel; Elizabeth tIIosndi
Niating Arls,rriefn Punch MeincEc q Ncrdt; Falcon,
fi,l. Hrd.rport r H. hrluier; John r. Faraid. Lsegn
Fhi!a.e ria Merrill = Abbott; str-ph Ryder, Norwich
Alo.t retcl BeGe Baltimore Moi. betei Jus,in, Greg
500 on via Roc and v Hayiland: Annie tbr hessau,
o. q. P,.,lt; Nm. BayIes rroyosi, Stamford.
slooj-Thog. Hull Providence, l.. Kenny.
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Great Britain.

The proceedings in Parliament on the I'd were
kholly unimlOitan
The King Of the Belgians arrived in England on the
"a " attend The christening Of the Prince OF aes
BON. .
Sir Rowland Hill has resigned the Secretaryship o.
The Pot-Ofce and retres from public life owing to Ill.
wealth.
Sir VIM Brown. Bart head Of the well known firm
II Brown Shipey 4 Co.. died in Liverpool on the Sd.
1t is asserted that the recent sale Of the Great East
I'm will be contested in tho Law Courts by the person
whose bid for her at the auction was refused, and who
ays claim 20 her.
The Tsn.es has an editorial on General Banks's
general orders at New-OTiesns relative to negro
bCr sc. 1t says e il is tho establishment Of serfdom
Cr the retention OF Slavery without tho name and the
design is to the votes OF the employers for Mr.
Lincoln"
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THE WAR IN SCHlESWiG'
DENMARK OPPOSED TOA CONFERENCE
Italy Offering Forty Thousand &Sen
tc Assist the Danes.
Insu1TeetiOnary Movements in Several
Austrian Provinces.
PORTLAND, Monday, March Il, 1864,

The steamship Jura, Capt. Alton, which left
Liverroo on the of the Sd inst, and London
derry on tie 4th .nst. arrived here at $40 p H. 10
day.
The steamship Olympus, from New.York arrived of
Cape Clear the morning Of the I'd.
The steamship City Of Cork, from New-NoTk, arrived
ut Queenstown or the evening of the I'd.
The steamship Arabia, from Boston, arrived at
Queenstown on the 2eth nit.
The City of Washington, from New.YOrk' arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th inst.
The Olympus from New-York, arrived OF Queens
Gown ON the 2d inst.
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DISEASES RESULTING FROM

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In,..,- Via Londonderry.

EsntPst- wa I~Ohopff'f -
LONDON. March 4.-Military operations III
Schleswg c0ntinued suspended. ,.,,,. .
Thy English Ministers escaped defeat last nlght on y
mere party division in the House OF commons ny I"
Kn Kuxilary Department to the United states "dni'
tary Committee has been organized in LONDON l., :, -,
the Times City Article says that the business ~ io
yerious stock markets yesterday was less active t"h
for some time past The general tendency in The prices
ia downvrrd No political news of Importance has
TRANSFERRED the feeling in regard to me iuloe Is We, W.
nrovcd and especially Paris quotations almost every
gev show further weakness. In tho stock Exchange
Tho supply of money is good the rate for short loans
The Swedish Government has granted permission to
the Swedish officers 10 serve with the Danes: -
PANS F1iday.-The MoHittEr declares that the ru-
NOR 10 tine effect that the Archdnke MaXimilien has
rcrouncad his intention Of going TO Mexico Is entirely
uu;0un6od.
NApMp Tlursday-M. Mon declared in the span
ish Congress that he would govern with the coopera-
ton Of the Cortcs and settle the constitutional qacs'
ton.
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CITY BREvITIEs. Buds arc already starting
on the shrubs and bushes al Central Park Preparation
arc making for the TeOpeniug OF the Park Concert
season. aud the Commissioners intend niuriug better
accommodations than heretofore Tor visitors in the
vicinity II the music stand. -Four hundred and forty
nine denths occurred in this city Inst week. Of tie
deceased III men, - women, l29 boys and 100
grsan increase Of Is upon the mortality of the pro.
VIous week and OF rs compared with tho mortality III
tho corresponding week in 1868 An entertainment
consisting Of tAbieau1 music and pHrlOr Readings i'll
be given This evening ut Union Hall of Twenty.
thid street and Broadway, for the benefit of tie
Sanitary Fair. Eighty three dead horses were re-.
moved non the city last week by the Bureau OF SAM.
tary inspection. Tho Fulton Monument Association
has p-ted its organization by tue election Of the
following gentlemen an Executive Committee: The
Rev. francs Ninton ID. D.. VIM. {. bryant, VIM. ii.
AspiuwalL +. X. 1iton &. X. Garrison. q. &. Yer
plank, James Murphy, Cha- Morgan. Daniel Drew
Capt. John Ericsson, Arthur Leery, C. II. Haswel
WIN. Ii. Vanderbilt Alfred Edwards, Horatio Allen.
The Row. d.. CAapu has offered az his contribution TO
the Sanitary Var o deliver Oh the eth Of April ut the
Fourth Uniyersaist Church. his celebrated lecture on
" John Hampdcn or the Progress Of Popular Liberty"
The offer hss been accepted. The Supervisors.
Board q County Canyassers met by law at ycscr
day. and commenced canvassng the returns Of the
cent vote the question Of the proposed amendment TO
the State Constitution To hermit electors absent In the
syv.is " w Sat.YlH GOYsTA@sll 9Igts Several v
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CITY ITEMS.

DISTINGUISHED VIsIToR.-Brig.-Gc J. w.
Turner Chief Of Gen. Gillmorcs staff has arrived in
town On route for Washington connected with matters
in the Department OF the South He is temporarily So
journng with his friend George Shea esq. in Forty.
si1th street, near Broadway.
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the wards were canvassed. The work. however, is o
mere matter Of FORM the result OF the vote being al
ready well known. :. On Friday evening last Signor
Antonio Bari and his pupils gave concert at the house
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Drew. for the Methodist Union,
in aid of the Metropolitan Fair The aTlir proved
success and handsome sum win DO realized for this
noble enterprise
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COURT CALENDAR-Tas DAY.

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL IERM.-Nos. % 10
CO. GO 10 o. 234 IL II ~ to 8I OF enumerated causes
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERM-Nos. lS, lS9,
1893 ~ TO 80 both inclusive.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.-Part 1.-Adjourned
TO MONDAY 2lst inst Part iINos 1884, 1919 6l8 GO &c.,
1863 losj 7l Ioo no. ILL., lle Ills, ll2e Ill., z l2o
1888 $50. $50. - -.
COURT or COMMON pLrAs-Part Nos 246,
go 1885, 30, 3d. 46t a. 49, 434 GIL 239 4j 81 1853 4O
Pat No 32s, l67 So, 81, 375, 4o2, 4sl, Ss, 1871 All,
AZ a1l. IA. a2I. AZ.
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have leen discovered In the Austrian province OF Gai
Ella. end state OF siege il procIamod all persons were
ordered 10 deliver mp their arms. ,.o.i.
II IL olso stated that the Austrian forces in Veneu
hive been raised to $50 OO1 and placed on war iooI
inr the Emperor assuming the command. $500.
There were rumOrs of q Misunderstanding uctNii ~
,be French Emperor and DrOuyn de Lhuys' ana
probable change in the foreign minister.
/ Bourse GGf Csc.
Senior Mon has formed Spanish miAls'ry: -..,
RIO JASERIo, Feb. 9, ls6i-Co1ee 'h'OO ioi sOoN
first Exchange I'd.
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Houtb America.

BUENOS AYREs Jan. 29.-Exchange 1913
Wet Hides 81. Wool active and firm. Flour nominal.
Eregits lower.
MONrEvIDEo. Jan. 3l.-Dry American Hides 4sO0
SO Wool ulaltercd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-The funds on the %
showed increased frmuess. There was fun demand
for discount at ;ho Bank, but no actual pressure.
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Passengers Arrived

IN si,aafraa,poyt Nayy T. Board-an Prom Eey Oreons
art Gfsse Co A. .7th Penns ylyana Vols. }. IA. Dun
Mug, a. :. y. Acting Master Alex Wal, Engineer s. g.
Mil an, Capt. Power.
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4 MOST CHARMING COLLECTION OF

a MVSI NHAhMINU OULLEC IION Ut
- COvETABLE LITTLE GEMS OF ART.-Just the
Kind Of pictures TO carry of under onsn aud hang up in
cherished little nook home. Pictures by the artists from
whom every person Of desires specimen land can't gt
Pictures beautiful in sentiment lovely IN color, finished In
ecuton Pictures by Clifford Boughton Hart Cropsey Nc
Enteo Hubbard Len,men. indeed by all the best Of
srt' and to be- SOLD at the Derby Gallery No. 625 bIosd
WY, w THURSDAY EyENINV.
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IMMATURE A'~ssAr.
Sun-Rise. 6:l2 Sets.... 607 MooD-Sets..... l:20
Nigh WATER 1His pAI
Sandy Hook. leo Gov l-snd.. 14l Hell Gate.... 1878
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CATrUTTl

CALCUTTA, Feb. I0.-Cotton goods dull. Ex
chsnge 9 IL. Frcigbts rather higher
SHAsGHAE. Jan. 2l-Tea unchanged. Exchange A.
01j3 Freight 10 England 20.
CANTON. Jan 26.-Sheetings unchanged EIchang
SOL.
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EEnnCe.

The Monitor in announcing the fall Of Cam
peachy saws il is the ruin Of the JuaTez party.
LIZ Nord says Marshal Mcmahon will have command
OF the ChaiOns camp this year.
The BouTse was heavy on Wednesday. Rentes,
6Str Soc
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BORT ruarocns' Noiitc.
SrArr oE NEw.YnRk

STATE oE EEw.YoRs
r0RT-WARpEss OFFIcE, No. 10: Wullst
NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with
sections Of the passed pi H. 1857 entitled
Rcorranize the Wsdss Office Of the Port OF New
all Persons interested in, having charge Of the subject
@; such inquiry. examination. survey that the ol
lowing under examination by the Port. War
den- and Thai the sail surveys examinations Ill be
pe,ei within days succeedn. this notice on boa-d
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spain.
India and Cbinn.

II is stated that the new Ministry is DESTROYS
cfres,0ring Spanish credit in foreign markets
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William Christie Miller will read the play of
I.icheou az Dodworth's Hall on Monday evening noAt
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England VIII Demand Naturalization
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AN APPEAL to PEOPLE of COMMor
SENSE and those who desire 10 have the AyYII0rvn
BENEFITED.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT.
II has been from time immemoral The Gi.o, =, LA,
pts to End some remedy for the ls OF No. ana
has for ages explored every avenue IN ord, %
hidden secret II has been. however reserved s w
ence to briHs before the world the great de.,oy. a.
and in HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTBRs are cor.,n,,'..s
all those virtues which tend promote healthy and yss,ou.
life Unlike the generality Of biters they are no, an .eob
mixture but pure tonic composed entirely Of vegetable ur
stances. They arc positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA