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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18
~Wbile Col. Trimble. Of T.,r......

VuHe Noi. ArtmOte, OF Tennessee
vas making war speech in Cirsley.lls,
Ohio, few evenings since. the Copper.
heads threw sticks, stones aud rotten
eggs 1T him. Mrs. Jones, . sol Ter :
vie, who vas . spectator, was struck 10
the breast by st ne and seriously ia.
jured. Sto0ing : Uaioa Cslonsl. and
nearly killing soliier's wife, IL Z 6ne
commentary On freedom oi speech, =
hypocritiesily professsd, nos A.days, By
Coppefhead editors asd orators.
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Nfm advertisements.

OTICE AS We wish to close up
our late bp~insss, by lst Of Sept we hereby
gARxnssLr request sho dsbtsd to "a 20 eail Il
our once and their before the time spec-d
angIsdN ROBERTSON . MCQUEEN
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New York. Ano II

The Hsrsld's correepond. nj with Sher.
idan. 10 field, Va, 10Th, stsfes sesstsI r.
pof. heavy cannonad,ng US heard to d.v
70 the direction ssf Ssrsssbure. aze
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18
New York, Aug. II.

The morning paper specials con,sin 20
thing additional to what was received
Yesterday in relation to the movement on
James river.
The Tribune has the following from
Sheridan's command:
Monday M, Aug. l5-Our forces
are no" in possession VI S.raasburg. On
our advance towards the town the enemy
whose force consisted Of but . skirmish
line. fell back out of town, leaving it 10
our possession. The enemy had aban-
doned his works beyond Strsusburg, and
is believed 70 BE- retreasing towards Mt.
jackson.
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Toledo, o..

Toledo, O., Aug. II.
The McKinstry Hotel was burn d to-
day. Loss unascsrtaised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18

EOR SALE-eO acres uuimproyed
land stnat-d in the 3. Z quarter of Section No g.
Tp ~ and Range wt~t, ia Pleasant Ridge Tp LIE Co.
Iowa Price 81 per sers with good i:le OF re sale
IL u. ThN-kNCk,
suged gesI Estate AGENT
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Loalssills, Aur. II.

Louisville. Aug. II.
Three hundred and fifty cattle cap.ur.
cd by Wheelsr have beea recovered =
T"s damage 70 the raiIsoad near Calhoun
has Dssn repaired. Four trans were :,
D.issa g last advices. On ihe refusal Of
Ne1oold = sasrsader, Wheeler attacked
Dalton 80 gaised ssvsral buildings 10
zoe so~n' ifon which they, kept . harras-
sing 61. driving Nssboid's men from
their poeition TO the railroad station.
where they checked ths rebels. The en-
suy wss on bosh sides of the railroad and
we're trying to cut the road Sseadmsn
vii probably rs-inforce Newboid in time.
A train is reported captured n Altoou.
'pass. Wheeisr's force il divided and
operating at different points. A. portion
q Dalton ntsy yinE 70 destroy the tunnell
. Tannell Hill. Tslegraphic communi
cation with Dalton has cesssd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We beg to state that Stock not surpassed in ex
tent variety. Styles quality CHEAPSEss Ly any
found Ess1 on WET and having all seasons very
L>kaE STOCK ~ SrPIE GooT~, hand are forfife
against sudden and great advances whereby are en-
ah~d 70 oder naaHs 3eois at less th~n MAyrracrUxERs
PEEsxsr PsicEs which ~e will do tn roughont the
M~rehsnts will promote their interests by examining
eur Stock before buying.
aagl5-d3m WEBER, WILLIAMS FITCH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18
Louisville. Ane. l6

AsNHcs mug. 40.
Wheeler, with 100 men. demanded
the surrender of Dalton on the evening
of the 18th.
Col. Nevbold, Of the I'd No, vas com.
manding that post with 500 men. A
light skirmlsh vas going on whes the
last train left. This train had Colonel
McCullum. and three others from the I'd
Between Adairville and Calhoun the men
we're obliged to repsir the road which had
been burned BY small detachment from
Wheelsr's force, which bad also captured
about seventeen Government cattle on the
way to Atlanta and nearly all the officers
in charge Of them. The men escaped -
After the train left Dalton Gen. Stet ma.
Was advised thereof and started with I
large force from Chattanooga.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18

We heard from Dalton Just at night.
fallon the 18th heavy cannonadiDe.
Rumor says q train left Reseca IA res
cue the fourteen men csptored BY the
force which captured the cattle.
This raid hss been anticipated by Gen
Sherman and he vas prepared to meet i,
At oil important points.
On Saturday, BOO guerrillas attacked d
Sslepa, garrisoned BY thirty Of the 4.h
Ky, and, after sharp Eight, we're re.
puised With loss II eight killed and iif.
,een wounded and several captured. Ouu
loss is three killed, four captured and one
mortslly wouadsd aud several sIiehsly.-
Ssverai horses on each side we're killed.
twenty-five guerriIlas, under Mar,in
we're io Trimble county, Sunday night,
near the Ohio, raiJing down the road q
Wesspors, committing depredstious on ths
people there They p:uadersd Wes,por,
Of "a 600 in goods and mosey. %
Henderson is still excited.
Johnston is epcamped on the fail
gronsd, shrvateniog the towe.
About IL guerrillas wess il Browne
boro plunder'pg the town end csusin,
CREST sxcitemeDs. IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-06

To John ". Wilsey:
You are hereby nctiaed that there's now u file in
The Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court of Lee
county, Iowa, at Keokpk, petition OF l.. D. Brown
claiming of you 1wenty-f eve Hlndred and Eighty
seven Dollars upon promissory note made hy Will
an Ruddick and r. Hfisey, and endorsed By you and
praying for writ Of attachment.
And unless you appear and answer thereto or be-
fore noon the second day Of the term of The said
Court, 10 begun and holden al Keoknk on the arst
Monday Of February. A. D., 1854, dearEt aud udg-
msnt will be entered against you
NOBLE & STRONG
3ano-o4w Attorneys for PlaintiH
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A FEMALE MILITARY OFF1csR.-Tbe

"A FEMALE MILITARY OFFIcrR-Tbe
Cincinnati Commercial says:
captured ,shelbyville, Tennessee he founa
one Pauline Cushman in . ,al. Ie .o."u
where she had been incarceratad n ,.Ja
sentence Of death as federal spv As.e.
hearing the account of the suffer;na. -
had undergone for the Union came Gu cue
Granger determined Pauline should -.
ceive some testimonial Of appreciation for
the service che had performed, and 40.
cording'y she was formally proclaimed to
pc Major of cavalry; thus she became
1nonn TO the soldiers as Major Pauline
Cashman. The ladies Of Nashvills, hear.
ing OF the promotion Of the feminine
MAJOR, prepared q costly ridine-habit
trimmed in military style, With daintv
shoulder straps, &C., and presented ~
dress TO Pauline"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-06

@- The Upton Advertiser tells hard
story about William H. Ives, of the 9Th
cavalry who was taken prisoner BY guer-
rliias and led ont to be shot on Christmas
Day between two other prisoners. His
comrades fell dead, but he escaned to tho
woods, and though pursued and fred at
succeeded in reaching the Union lines
Win WIN nothing on but his shirt, pants and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-06
RE16HMBHR,
That this BITTRRs h
NOT Al Cob OllC.
CONTAINS NO. RJ MGR wHIsKr,
And Can't Make Drunkards,
BUT
Is THE BEST TO.y.YC
THH wjRLD.
H Read Who Says So:

Prom The Rev Levi G. BECK, Pastor Of the Baptiss
Chareh Pemberton. ". J., formerly OF the North
Baptist butch, Pkiiad.
have know Hooaapd's German Bitters favor ably
Tor number OF years. have used them Ia my own
family, and have been pleased with their effects
that Vas Induced TO re comm end hem TO AM 9th
ers, aud knev that they have operated sirkingfy
Beneficial manner take gre pleasure ia procia m
Ing this sets and cshng tbs tcntlon Of tnose
hicted with the diseases for which iaey are recon.
mended, TO these Bitirrs. ka1wiEg from experience
that ny ftcpmmsnd atsoH will be sustained do this
more cheensiis - Hos fsnls Ett.rs IL intenced TO
benefit lac AFT ted. and vs. a.noia ram drink.n
seafs truly, LkVI q. BECE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-06
Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

40 seorge stanwood Albert stanwood Defendants:
-, az esch u You, hereby notified that there
~ " o me- IN the Clerks Office Of the District Court of
= -. - iowa ~ Fort Madison before the 18th
Gay 81 January iscl petition Hiram IsaInev claim
me JnnGIneni against yon, George staIvnod for the
sum q fourieeh hundred Dollars money due upon
certain mortgage made by you Charles Mason and since
assigned 70 pialnt same being upon the northeast
In Lee county, Iowa. praying The f9rnrlnre ana ara
Of said land TO pay 81 said debt and FOR general relief
with costs.
or before Of the second day Of the next term al d
court 70 be held at Fort Madison the Monday az
May, 1854 judament will be and thereon by default
H. SCOTT How ELL
JanDld4w Attorney for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-06

slssro slsss3ss sIsa.3a5 %
loo shs Harid IL RR $1,000 a1ooo ssn1o 90
81 interest accrued 15s o.
ith All other property II the company. LASS Is
Total assets a the company Sss4 oIo.3
>. The amount Of liability due or not due, 10
hanks or other creditors 10y ths Company
g. Losses adjusted and due-none
!. Losses adjusted and not dne. ..---.-.s ! - as
., losses in sn~pen-e waiting further proof-noae.
To- All other claims against the oanpsny-none.
slop1
u The greatest amount allow ed h, the rules II the COM
Pany to he insured IN any city, town siase-no
ID The greatest allowed he insured any
hlpck-no rules have been adopted depends upon its
construction.
Il No part Of the capital earnings DEPOSITED in any
State security ff ie-ses therein.
IL Certified copy II Charter Ae, Of Incorporation
heretofore,
Az HASTINGS President
". C. HASTINGS. secretary
HARTFORD Jan. 2i 1ssI--stste ofConnacsicut County
Of Hartford.
Personally appeared A. y fa-tinxs President and
William C. Hasinss Secretary OF the North American
fire Insurance Company and made cath that the forrv
ing statement by them subscribed Ii full and
rf statement a the affairs Of said Company and exhb
Its, far date IT'S atsa esnditsen
ca the 3lst Of December lss3.
Before me- EDWARD GOODMAN.
Commissioners for Iowa in Hartford, Conn.
HssrycRp JAN 9Th. lse4s,ae Of Connecticut County
Of Hartford
l. Edward Goodman Commissioner for the state IL
Iowa. Do hre, certify tst at the request 81 the trers
OF the North American Fir~ Contrary a Hart
ford have examined the Asset. Il said Company and
from sush examination. find said Company p~s~e 81
actual Capital Of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
u which s clearly set forth ia the annexed
the State Of Iowa
- In witness whereof. have her~unto sat my
fr } hand and aif xed my official seal
[ EDWARD GOODMAN Com'r
- for the State Of lows, in Hartford Conn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-06
A. y. HASTINGS. President.
". C. HASTINGS. Secretary.
Az DIToR's OFFICE. IOWA.

AUDITORS OFFICE. IOWA.
Dies Moines, Jan II. fsax
II Is hereby certified. That thi the fourteenth iay
oil January 1854 asworn statement filed Ia this once
showing the condition II the Nerth American Fire Insu
rance Company, located Al Hartford in the State of er
Eecticu', the first day IL January D. lss. In ac
cortlance with provision Of Act ~ thu General
semhly Of the State II Iowa entitled Act relation
70 INSURANCE. tenlIaties approved Jan 18th 1885,, and
An aet snendspry thereto. sprrusa Feh 9Th, ass and
an Act in relation TO Life Insurance Cunp1ne~ approved
March lffh 1st; that said statement shows thai said
Company is possessed IL the requisite Of capital
and invested a. required by law.
Authority Is therefore given 10 the above named Com
Isny 10 Transact their appropriate business ~ Insurance
in thus State in aceoraxDce With the Laws thereof until
the slst day of January A D. One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sxty-fve.
II il also certified That II n Ten-Eyek. E.q Of Keo
kuk has been duly appointed by said Company their law
fu Agent and Attorney for the county Of .e with fun
power TO take risks of Insurance therein arknow
edge vice of process. provided by law upon his ill
ing with the Clerk Of the District Court in
county, certified copy NJ the on file Ia this
Office II is further certified that the attached is true
and correct copy Of the said statement
- In Testimony Whereof, / have hereunto set
y my hand and affixed my seal of Office this i4th
4 day Of January, A. D.. 1854.
- u ". CAfTRLL. %
Jan 70. Auditor of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-06

s In 1861 Judge Perkins. of Dallas
county, issued 90 marriage licenses : in.
1869. So; in 1863, 81. So .vs tha
Adel Journal. '"'
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n RIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Porter and VIM Belknap:
You are hereby notified that Thomas Martin. one
ofthe defer dans In the suit OF John Porter rs WIN
w. 6elknap, and others, pencng In District Court Of
Lee County. Iowa. 1t keokuk, has led In said cause
DIS answer and cross bill against gu. claiming for
reasons set forth in said bill that he should be
pefmite TO pay half Of the dest due plaintiff aud
nerenpon have one undivided hlaf Of The Land des-
crioed ia the plsinitfs Petition released from his
PlainhnD mortgage. and also pray Ii at the decree
70 SAID cause may order that certain note O said
Thomas Martin TO w. w. Belknap, for $500, may be
cancelled and held nougbt unless the said eiknap
snail pay the sum found due plaintiff.
Unless you appear aud answer said petition or be-
'ore noon Of The second day OF February 1864
OF said District Court decree viii be entered against
you according 70 the prayer of said cross bill.
RANKIN 4 McCKARY
Attorneys for sail Martin.
LEI publication ofthis original notice In this case be
u sde In the Dolly Gate City" according to law
CHARLES DOERR CLERK
By Epw. MrMM, Deputy
January 7. ie64-d4w
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SlR1M IL a66 IL

sl.5Do s1s33ss sIsa 3a5 %
ID Raiir1ad stock owned hy the epmyaitv:
leo shs Harf'd II RR $io0p0 ap0o $nmo 90
81 Interest accrued ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 OF
ith All other property II the company LASS IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-06
NOTICE.

January 7, ies+ei4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
Complicated Chronic ComDlsints

me J ocfor's practice is founded on truth al
seventeen years standing, ard differs from ali o,h
ets NO trlhipg with human existence. or sac-
nncing life BY experiments Tho Do.tor kno :.
upon examination the cause of the disease. ana
.ne Iemeoy needed to remove it not By CUES sing
out oy knowledge analyses the disease and the
med.cine none but vegetable substances used
alt mineral and poisonous medicines dieca rded
tho cctor has discove, cd many rem edies in his
travels in South America, California and othsr
co untries, which he finds Of general utility In thu
healing art. 1t 10 to be hoped that invalids vho
have tried doctors and advertised medicines nm.
I'll worn cut and Obscure ged will despair mot az
. cure until they have given DIR. w. medicine
ana magnetic operations . trial Dupinr Ma
travels he las been tho instrument. IL 1oa,.
hands, of restoring n health ami vieor thousard
VINO were en the verge VI the grave, and Ara rov
nving monuments Of his skill and ful ira ~
meni, and a'c daily exclaining, "BIessea be IT,
day when ct We saw and pert.ok Of the n.lv.
nc and Magnetic Doctors treatment" Aaiisinc
tory reference ' i'll DO cheerfully gwen whom Is.
CURED. The Doctor will pledge his reputation
ana stako his ell to make p.rms nent cure. n MI
cases ne undertakes. sis mode of exami alton
y with the Eye, aud BY m Analytical proceee Il
the waste material Of the b d.. he there, ore
asks no questions, nor requires invalids 70 ex-
pain symptoms, telling the cause and tho loc.-
tion OF the dies ese with perfect certainty.
- n. =, DR. WoODHULL absCiu ,ely sdvertis.
o nothing but what he has the ability 70 p,o-
form. All forms Of female difieuities s,tesSsa
with the happies: RESULT. lDvalida who csnuot
consult the Doctor In rsseon. by giving . state
mont Of their case. viii b attended 10 nronnt.
y am medicine forwarded BY e1frsss vixen IL
auired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
NV YokK. Jan. l.

The Commercially Washington dispatch
says the Presidents choice for successor o
Judge Caleb Il Smith Of Indiana, seems TO
be between Judge Mcdonald and Hon. al,
bert S. White If Fayet,c, both citizens OF
Indiana. and the chances Of the latter seem
by fer the best.
The ship Fulton, from Port Royal Of the
9Th, arrived here this morning.
The siege Of Charleston was still in pro-
sress. Twenty SHELLS were thrown into the
city on Thursday. Result not known.
Special t, Pos.
The Senate and House will probably
compromise on bill Offering bounties to
volunteers until the lst Of February.
The War Department has decided to
grant passes to all persons DESTROYS of at
tending the sales of confiscatcd lands in
South Carolina, but they must be recon
ncnded by the Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue, ard pay necessary charges for
transportation.
The latest news from Cumberland repre-
sents everything as quiet, with no fears oi
a raid.
Mr.. Benjamin g. Harris, NJ. G. from
Mary land, died in Baltimore this morning
u smallpox.
Tic committee on wars and means will
to.morrow take up TIE supplemental tax
bill
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12

DTnT 81. LoUls, Jan. IL.
TIN RebxbEcaN's Memphis cores
pendent says that two importan. Propo-
sitioos have recently been made BY the
rebel authos itiss 10 the federal govcss-
,nept. sss vs. Hs 20
Fret. . Ouarterm lister Of the Confed-
crate i, nv, setting by authority OF the
xichmood officials. has ffered to sell to
Geos. Grant and Hu, lbut al the cotton
now remaining within . certain district
yet outside the federal iines. This EN-.
braces $4,000 bales and 10 oil Confeder.
ate cotton and gsecnbacks will 10 taken.
Il 10 said that Hu,lbut favors the pur-
chase and has recommended It to be car
lied into effect.
Second, it is stated that Kerby Smith
recently sent an authorized messenger
TO Washington to propose TO the FEEDER
al authorities to furnish every requisite
authority to get out all OF the cotton 10
that potion Of Red River and WAshita
districts within the rebel coutio.- The
money for the same, to be paid to the
the class Of officers excepted from the
amnes,ey offered 10y President Lincoln,
the, to retire from the rel Ell army and
20 to Mexico. The Republican sa, 70
editorialIy ofthe correctness OF this in
formation. We have no doubt for Il
comes from sources likely to have the
best means OF information, also that this
would Involve the complete disbandment
of the rebel forces in Arkansas, Miss,
L., and Texas and the inm mediate ie-
III. c of these States TO the Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
-
FIR AiO>pcc Ian 10


Dates from the w Wilmington h!ocknding
>quadron Of Jan. 9th, state that ON the Sd
inst. Admiral Lee. OF the U. S. gunboat
fabkce, entered lockwood Folly lulet.
about 10 miles south Of Wilmington, hoist
cd out his boats and examined tue block ado
runner Bendgo, vessel run ashore by her
Captain about week before to prevent her
bel & captured by our biockaders. While
making these examinations the enemy's
starpshoo'ess appeared and opened fire up.
on the boats crew, which vas returned by
the Tahkce's guhs, when Il rebel battery
opened fire and our boats returned to the
ship. Tue T.hkee continued her lire until
the Ben6,go was well riddlcd. The Tabkee
battery was light, and in Consequence Of
her draft 81 water aud the shoals inside Ler
lire was &C long range. Night coming on
the Admiral returned to his f:et and the
following morning dispatched three vessels
TO the lnlet add made the work II destruc.
ton mpiete. -,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
LATE NEWS.

WARRINGTON. Jan. IL.
At the sale OF conii.cated property in
Virginia to-day. Arlington was bid in by
the Government 1t $40, 500; for this the
Government had three or tour competitors.
rte Gusts IN u farm was purchased by NJ
Z Flanagan, at 81 100. There were in all
thirteen sales, amounting TO $50 500.
A bill introduced by Representative
Stevens, to-day, and the consideration
thereof pos, poned till February next, pro.
vides that within oil the territory Of The
Confederate States which bas been or may
be conquered aud subdued by the Federal
army, all laws and parts OF laws which per.
mits slavery are henceiorth abolished, ans
that slavery she'll never again be establish
ID within said territory; be admitted into
the Union as State or be represented IN
its Congress excepting BY delegates.
The JOINT resolution Of Senator Mellow
ell IN relation to the French occup.t,on 81
Mexico. asserts that il is al act ontriendy
TO the United States that it is the duty OF
this Government to demand the withdrawal
of her armed force from the Mexican terri
tory and unless the aithdr,wal shall take
place prior to the l5sh day If March nuxi,
il is the duty Of this Government to de-
clare war agalns. France.
Mr.. Wilson'S bii, which was passed to-
iay, provides that al m9ncy received from
,d:nmutasun shall b. paid directly INTO TIE
Treasury, and paid out on rcqni.i;'on from
expenses Of the draft aud IrocuratioD VI
substitutes.
The bill Of Senator Lane, Of Kansas, t.
set apart portion Of the State Of Texas
lor the use OF persons Il African descent,
assigned them the rcgioa bets the Col
urado and the Ro Granue in Texas, in
shch they are allowed the privileges OF
tae homestead law, The offic .rs in charge
u emigration, hereafter to be appointed by
'he President, is charged With the execu-
tion Of this act, and the appropriations here
tofore made for colonization purposes are
placed 10 the bands Of the President to car
ry it's nrpyi>inns TOTO II ct
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-12
Particular Notice.

There are many preparations cold under the
name 81 BttteTs put up N quart bottles compound
ed " ne cheapest schsskey common rum, costi.g
rom " 70 AZ eea' ps gallon, The taste disysised By
Anise or Cosiander seed.
1his caass Of Buffers hare cassed and will eo..
ti"se to canse, a. long toy can be so Ausd, eds
to dse the deafh q the drSsksrd By saeir sss he
syssem - kept continually under tie imese~ceo a
choholic StsmMldts q the kind, TIE desiye for
Liquor Is created and Kept up and tie remit /, al
the horrors attendant upon q drsnkards III. and
death.
For those 1ho desire AND will have k;o.or
B.Hers zoe pabtish the tcltoS.ng receipt: Get onle
bottle o. oUl1aUd's Ger man 13tltera. ard
mis 10 III tbs ee quarts Of good npaudv mr.
whlskey, aud the resais so,N be a presarotion
that sciN tar excel IN medical virtue and tree "a.
cefkncy any Of the Liquor B,sters in Me ma,Eet
and ,0'A Cost much less. Tom sciu haze all ~
virtues Of HoO6awd's 0ittess tn cormfetio.
sc',h good article Of Liquor. at much ess pr;..
than tAese sNfeTSUr prepQ -ntioms will cosf vom