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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28
r. 4. WOODBURY.,
SURGEON De q TasT
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verb wsnsd ssy 70 ali persons faveFim4 hisa WIN
sAsir egaaenes thai tsy MAY rely upon bis atasest
sxertana To FeTkoFn sysgy 0psFataoa In - Dssfess
4 man1sr - pessahae-
aeUscsG nLrFrz. Iowa, oe& II, t53e
ID. q. l. wsaA&asxz-Tns f@ls sets y Es31k4E6
sss4h "a Esz& Flats, Mhsgh g@M EsoaAfzy lnA6s II
nae % Admsfzhty snsRar TIE paspaas af theaf egn~
sEFmeti8n HAT eaaaat refrain asasasxpx3aktn4 m
yea ing kigh eptnssa OF yom - Hsaua4s fha
Plates are 20 pssfecsiy saaps@s ~ tAs naent& and
% saeh sthsFs saAts x4k1f - - Mp~ek sna
sss alsssss - wall e fsTsnsriy 10 With n5 axsn.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28
Stomach Liver and Bowels.

EsiAias thai Ia Roa wbslssans, gsaial sas reAts-
SstiSe Ia Ik&Asfzra entax lats the eempoailion ct
HC3TETTEEE STOMACH BTTTKES Tais popu-
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no amad3s bosaA8e&a sasza aaI, ns HE3y excitAati
bat IL Ia cSzaAinAtl0n q ths extracts OF BAL
salie Asfbs and plass vita The srsti ana raiiassi
az an 6iaaasvp atisnetAaks
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IL aisaxsas sHgesfs< ria Tks@ sad Ags<, i ks4
essn fean4 LsksltshIs IS ersysnkaslTs and ire
sissfoas v fsssssiy ssa szszsassas wis resort 70
l. mnasas sypnefasmAAa1 Il N sElsEg, escape The
ssSsEass and saaAssE$1a wAe negast y Avail thsa-
Selves II iss pfets@tiFa qualities ID advance,
easw1 ~ afsszs assiss esasssasf shis mafvsisas
msazssEs Rssa and Asas .ssiisais. aftsE seas
sasarassd via lhas aassEeas aiSsioid ara not ss-
srsuHeaslx ssstssa4 tS health within tsw days b.
! sas sss RssfsFrRR@ sarfxRs,
xAs wssx sssshsxA ID rApbaay lasassssssa ana the
appetite sastss ~ khls agssalsa Tsss &c, and Asses
4 IL works WoHsSsFs In cases OF uiAFERsI& and Ia
| is7a esnnrnaad fsfnAs Of TNpTgEETToE Acting as
q sensIs and paInisss spps<isat. IS veil az upsn
she 8seT IL al@@ avaziaels relieves tas cSSsTIRA-
I TSoN snpsriDancuG By Irregular Aegz al the a.sss-
ktFs ana saExs 2lva organs IL
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pFaMp4 aaa pssaaKnaaz rsaksk EFoaa fhs Bitt&fs
| fne ssstaaoas 81 Ihis eeint 10 Eass1 sssss&sTs,
/ Agd from beth eexss.
me agony ss BgLIsus u0x.ga IL iEfasdiatsiy
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| SiA4&A nag - ~ s~snts&s So
As ssasxsa naalx. RosTExrEaas saFxSgs Pre-
asss eIecss wAeh must b sxpsE Eenee4 % witness
% haxara tag cas- be ralsT a%pTssiAssa La cssss
a. CsasgEfEfscmal assakasss, PrfM&fags De<sy aa3
4 pshiltsy sza Deer tnAs ssisas from OH AaE,
it sxexgssss En@ stAckxis iaaEer4s In ths sasTs-
/ Lescest stA<ss % all dise&sss It operates Ht
daaighsfni Instasraat whsa hse PAYERS Of Aa.Eis
aFs KslAxed IL operates 70 re-tEfaEes and reea'AS-
lisa shsza. t@
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4 lszl asinz aAnafsctarsd froaa EoHse and laascs-
ous aassriays Ani aAI<sss free fFd the seid s4e-
nzsnts pxessa8 1bsxs a. Lees IL AZ ti Ordinary to-
sea and sEenzasagAs u Iha a1g. III.
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ID Nag be traly saas4 sasszvssy PRp4lsF sita "a
lstetigeat partioa a. The coEamuaisys 90 HOSTEL
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Fas ns Drops stand before the werid as the 20
iss ifTa 81 all rsmelaes. for the cure Of all dis
eases sf sAs kianess and bladder Lsssefszh, Prs
ErsaMat1rik3sS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28

no THE
.LllIE gI AMERICA |.
Ixos's razIoDsuAL paoPs.
LYONS PERIODICAL DgoPs,
THg GagAr RE1ALR RgAgDII
xHE aRgAr saaaEa RaxgDKt
LYONS PsGIoDaAL DaoRs
LToS'a PRzIonioAL Daops
ARg agTTgR THAN PILLS
ARE sgTTx& THAN P1LLs
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THa oxLx FLUID PREPARATIONS
THs oaLT FLUID RRxRAgAYoK
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| aaa apsczse fas lrresalarisies, cAalieaaas sh<
wsrsa % prsaass a. saaaIi tasy azs, IL sAsmoss
sssasaass eases,
RRL1ARLx, AGp sUaE 70 Do aooDs
| :RxI1AsEa, AsD suKz no DO sooDi
AND CANNOT DO EARH.
AND oAGsor DO HAzgs
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II TIE nIaFcz1oSs Aag ADRsHED TO /
SAFE AZ AL Ti3Esi
a q r.
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axesps whsa expressly foxhlaasn ia tbs algectians
| wAiuA sEe strapped ArcRsd esea ssttEs, sad haTs
/ tAs wEtStsa sssastuss VI DM. no. ,. LTos up0a
tasEn-
SoaE oraERs ARz GESUIsR J
NOME OTHERS Aas GgSuINx
sKwARR OF ooUsTERPETrs
BxwARs or cogNEERgETrsi
TAeT will cure al tAoss illa 10 which the fssnaIe
sysssEa Ia saaiaete9 with d1spateA aud aeEFe@ 81
certainly ~nsea natAfas bas sss1essiaeaily sona-
9oHnasa saaa psspasatssa ssssd ssses.
Usg no oraEBI
| usE no ozaERi
Fog zzy drops stand before the wsrld A. the ~
piss slfYs 81 al Ssaelles for the cure Of all dis.
| eases ct tie sianess sa9 bgsiasr Lsarofszh Pro-
iaspazs. ansAs nisa, sat poastave sorresien Of 81
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-15
MlDlliaaT DISPATCHES
Denver City, Apsil IL.

denver City, April H.. 4
Lieut.. Dunn IF the Lat Colorado Cav
sky, had fight wish . party Of Chey-
sanes on the north side Of The Platte,
nsas fremonss orchard. 86 miles east Of
here, on ths stage road, ON the 18TH
Two soldiers killed aad four wounded -
Several Indians were killed. Some uu-
eas5ness 10 fclt here. caused by the. co.,
duet Of the Sioux, Arnppafpes; and
Cheyennes. They are making nsusssl
efforts to obtain arms and summation.
and hare recently staupeded several
herds Of cattle near here. SssisRsat or.
ders have bsep issued Rrohibiiine the
sale Of arms and amnaaitian 70 IodianS.
The military apthoSa,es ars taking every
precautiou possible to prevent IN outbreak
and arrest and punish marausess. Z
New Mexican papers Of the End are re-
ceived but contain no news of impor.
lance.
The first number Of, the Arizona Nine,
Is received Is 4 $50 !
Governor Goodman Of Arizona. With
an exploring party, had fight with In.
Eve.
The Miner gives encouraging repor.s
Of the mines. --.-..
There 10 great exeitensnt hsrA and in
the mountains caused By the introduo.;on
IN Congress at . Ill 70 tax and recalate
TIE hoidhs q mining slams. A pssfsios
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The War in Wsxieo-Frsneh vesseIa a
the Meath Of the Ris 0rande.
II New York Aovfl ~ 4 =

sos 4aouSu u the Akao 0RA00o.
~ New York. April a.,
Mexican adyices. via Havana state
Jusrrex has gone to Durango. The
place, however, is 10 possession Of Tmpe-
rial troops, the Mexican General Patsnis
having evacuated aud marched north
ward ~ Chipa-ha-hs. The reported cap
turs Of Guadalajara is absurd. Gen.
Uraga is in the State Of Jalosce doing
nothing. French frigates have Taft Vera
Cruz with troops for the mouth Of the
Rio Grnnde.
The steamer Creole from New Orleans
9th has arrived. News mostly anticipa-
ted via. Cairo. Farragut was in he
city.
The Era states the Liberals u.der
Cortinas defeated Vidaurri At Monterey.
Mexico French war vessels were taking
soundings at the mouth Of the, Rio
Grande.
Cortiaas had returned to Matamorss
and expressed determination to defend
1t to the last extremity.
A force had been sent to B.ed.d :,
the mouth of the Rio Grande 10 oppose
the French and thrown up defensive
works.
Ten thousand bales Of cotton hay.
been fsrried over the river at Eagle Pan
within naonth and are being hauled
down to Mstamcras for shipment.
At New Orleans cotton had sdv.nca.a
two cents; middlinv snarcA - ~. q.
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CA,csss naykss.


by Teiesrnph.f Cucsco an~iT n
uourIn moderate demand. sad prices I0Dfsr higher.
Whit Winter extra sold a6s co. and Eprins extrs
n Ssss IS.
Nheaf-ssoh rsportS esnseA IN ADVANCE - sal ~
tnr Ne and - 81 ~ for No. 2 After thp rws~t5ou
prices fell OF 7e With sale. at apnl 81 Tor No
and xssl d for No. , closing with downward ten.
descy.
Corn--Excifrd DARING ihs day. and closing n o. Er
80 ard go fat No sal5ect 10 = storage
0sfsln god ehquiry by sye~uintcgs With ss1ex a y
CIR &, eloahe at ~ <zs6es. -
Highvinsr-Frner and &c higher. paI<- NJ l6sxi IA
Prosisons-A~s~ pork aae higher
6seesrfes~fhr <xe5tement in Ne erocero un~xket Il
very high, and there advances u lag = n On Cot
lsts % ir gallon Aoiasses and Syrap< 5<6115<r y
- on Sugars SC 2 D. ON Spices, and lo<sIsc on 10
bsceo. al
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Washington, April ~.
HOUSE.

80. ~ SeosAsS6~-t ~~E-s
= HOUSE.
The House resumed the consideration
Of the resolution TO expel Long. RegeEs
opposed the resolution.
The Sensts bill TO enable the people Of
Nebraska to form Constitution and State
govsrnmsnt passed without ameodmsnt
Mr.. Rodgers, addressing the Repub-
lican aide, said: Don't como here to
quote the example Of despotism, TO b
followed By shoss honest men Who have
como hsrs and s~ofn on the holy bibis 70
stand by the Oonstisution and country.
Go to the men Who at midnight entered
tue domicil Of vallandigham and tore him
away from his wife and family. Thsy
are anolg tkoss who are destroying the
rights Of the people under the Constitu-
lion. and sweeping away public liberty.
The fasekies and despots Ike Durssids
would 60 down TO the grave into endless
perdition. and die woras than Napoleon
whom wreck on ! rock OF The ocean.
There were men here Who would main
tain their rights. They were not repre-
sentatives Of old Abe Lincoln, bat e tbs
free people Who sent then. Thsss ere
those Who are content With slAndsring
Vallandik ham and other tsls patriots.
Bat God bless the exile. He prayed the
arsow Of heaven would pierce the heart
ofthe despot. You are bringing eoldien
here o.keep Old Abe, King Of Aassica.
from being sncroached upon b.. JED.
Davis of the Southern Confedency. This
i no longer country Of republicanism,
but Of monarchy and despotisn. and
60. be said, for . dissolution OF the Union
in prefereocs to var of determination.
This Fsfaoas var should terminate.
he wanted the Union which gave rs
prosperity and peace. He wanted the
unioS viii snSery If necessary, o. ths
fUsion without slavery.
Oolfax rose to demand the previous
question.
Pendleton said that two or three gen.
tlemen on the opposite side desired 10
spsak. The pfeviouss question d ouid
not be brought to bear to curtail free
speech. He therefore appealed to Col.
ia uVs " moAo tnaN mOtloh until OtoeIS
had been heard.
4 Cctfsx replied that his heart vas dis
PSsed 70 sccede to the request, but public
duty demanded he shonid make the mo-
Won. About 2Gspesches had been made
and both sides had been equally heard
There were is members who ret desire
to 81 press their views. He called a,ten-
ton to the fact that j. r. Citizens vas
expelled Sndsr the Irsvious question
without an opportunity Of being heArd.
He felt compelled to demand the previ-
eus question.
Cox moved to lay the resolution on the
table. - Ns1
Disagreed to BY nine majority.
The resolution censuriog Long SAs
then adopted, 80 against ~.
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MAMMOTH CAvR.-The hotel ct this
celebrated plaes u about being rsopsesd.
Coaches from Cave City make regular
trips between Mammoth Cave s0d the
railroad station It Cave City. The
old guides 1t the Cave, Who havs travers-
ed its winding labyrinsbs through many
years, are still there. The travelling
public viii nov be able TO visit this great
natural curiosity, which he's been placcd
beyosd reach for some time past By the
war in Ksnsseky-
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New York, April II.

AofA, Apnl ~.
A Naichss paper Of the lst L.. . y. :.
port that The sebels have blown n =.
rams 6hrsvep0ft end Missouri 70 nrs,s-s
them Alli0g int our banda, and 49, ~
The pHslise o63os II shs Copner.;.l
Chronicle. Il Psnsna ha hen seissd =,
government e1eials, whish caused ~,
excitement. AID the Star dsseusesd { 8
unjusti6abls.
Both the q. 9. and British Con1ule
have taken IN aotive intosset 8 the e.
f.irs, bet have failed T. indsee - -,
thoritiee to desist. So 1
The. haltisoss ssstAsos sspeu>, ] M
near WiasheeseF = Erid1y ~ f6ls7ssS
Major Ruatss viii : forss u Penrs,lv-.
MA cavalry, usd - rshAl4 ruI11r ls.G,s.
den. Fron 30 = 100 ~ VI 2Si
'vousded - - = - 1 4 - 1Iis
the Wntny : $50 ostlo| -
Il = q .ssssss x91 . ~ y. ~,
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Ne" York, April IA.
The draft IL postponed probably until
jun lat
From $40 to loco rebel deserters are
said to be in Okefsnshea Swamp, Florida.
regularly armed againss Confederate al.
thorities.
Letters irode the blockading neet OF
Mobile. March ssth, represent The for.
m'oaoie rebel ram Tennessee getting ready
70 pay the necs visit.
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lOUGHs AND COLbS.E THO s.d.

~ 6en changes q cur climate ne sources pf Pulmo-
naFy, Bronchial and Astinafic AGectfns- Kxpesiente
havfAx proved thst simple rrn1e1irs ofen sct speedily
wsa taken II the early ssage OF the seaSs
sOa5d q cnce BE hsd 70 Bruwns Bronchial Iroches
Lo1sngea 1et the Cold Cough Irritation of the
~ slight by this prersntion more ssrioas ~
fark may be eaeetuaIly w.s.ed Pusin Speakers ana
ngen will ind them e6srtnai for clearing aud strength
eaing the voice. Soldier ssid have them a. tiry can
De carried n the pocket aud taken oss requires
nprz-dkWln
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE

QArCnEIOKs celebrated HAIR DYE = IA Asps =
- ~ Hsvtd The only Ahv1lass 1rss - RstSsks
Dye kDo.a Iris srlenhd Hair Dye d persscs-changes
Nd kasty - cray Hair t4taotly 70 6inssv DteeA
Nsnfv1 brsna w<hDxf knnrng th~ Hair eeaininr the
MIN envinx the Hair So and Beautiful; inTAxss e.A
vitality frequently rssasEne ~ pristine coor r~ti-
- - ~ effects a bAd Dyes The genuine ID signsd
WILLIAM 4 BACHELOR; an o<hsrs are mere isaits-
sons, 81 shcuid Be avoided Sold BY ali Druggists &c
KACrO8f-sf barclay -strce4, New York Bsrcnn0ar
hEv ToaIAs CnxAn tos Dressing the Hair. IjysdAuiy
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AnstAsr Demand 1se sAs S.xrsnAes Of
paAueah.
Cairo, April II.
Another demand vas made this after
noon for the aarrsudeF OF PaducshJ Civ.
ing ons hour for the removal Of the vpnsn
and children.
I Col. Hicks declined 70 snrrsnder, asd
prepared 70 meet he anticipated attask.
SAD AouDEHr.-Mr Lossh . teamster
Of our town, met with = I'D seoidsak On
Wednesday morning last. Il seems hs
vas moving . family. and in loading biz
wagon, one Of his horses starting up sd
denly BE Lost his balance and fell bstwesn
the Hhifae.tree and one Of his hosDss ;
catching the corner Of the wagon bcx With
one hand, it swinging him asound. % -
to bring his left limb in front Of one Of
the fore wheels, which passed over it be-
tween the knes and ankle, dislocasing
the knee joint, and breaking the bone in
to three pieces. DR.. NcCncken set the
fractured limb.
This cad nisfortuae calls for the cub
staDtial sympsthies Of the citi1eas Of
Sidney. Mr. L. 10 poor man with =
family 70 Support, and this calamity
utterly places it ont Of his power to do 4
thing for m.-[Ssdpey Union.
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- 4G804-@&0Q3o00o - U0I13n - ssEs
a Ssys - i Il. -
Especial to Trihsas.l
Washington, Apkil "a i
0oa. Grant lsavesIfor ths ffoent Thur
day. ) u Is mn ts,' 2 4. =
Secretary Chase lsit tonight ~ Nsv
York On tusineas co1s1 NJ Ma Ia 10.
40 loan and the prize q M. ~ ! srssa
The Q. s. TrsAdlfss today oommenoed
paying interest On III ceapehs doe Nay
Let. The amoant 90 due il about fifteen
millions.
The House Committee on Public Lands
have agreed to report bill giving addi-
tonal aid 70 complete . section Of the Pa.
ci6c railroad TO Council Bluffs.
ltis certain Long will not be expellsd.
and doubts are expressed whether ! vote
of cspsare WI pas. &c III
Report says sbout thirty Of the Frsnch
detective police have arrived in the United
States within ten days.
Inc committee on emigration viii soon
report the bill in substance recommended
by Seward. Commissioners will BE- 10.
Gated At Washington, New York and Chi
cago. Seward's suggestion that foreign
ers be allowed to vote after two years. res.
idence Will be stricken out, leaving the
matter to be controlled by existing laws.
The Commissioners Of Internal Rsvs-
nue. have decided that conmutation mooey
paid cannot be deducted from personal
income; also that tho spount OF iaeome
tax paid will not be deslucted, though
other tazessre allowed toshs By lAw.
Especial to World !
Washington, April Il.
The House Military COMMITTEES have
decided in favor Of : bill increasing the
pay Of white soldiers to el6 per month,
and cotoFed soldiers ola month. The
majority are unwilling to put them on
an equality. The Senate Military CON-
mittee have decided upon the same rate
for each. 81 tgH
The Senate. ut the instance Of The Pres.
ident, will undoubtedly resssse the action
Of its Military Committee against the CON.
firmstion Of Msjor- Gems Scho6eld and
Gilmore.
Mud Beund-FisAt With o.srrtlla%
New York, April II.
The Tribune announces the arrival d
Secretary Chase last night.
The Hersld's Alexandra. T., dispatch
says trains to the front are running Isgu.
larry. a
The Army Of the Potomsc is mud
bound and streams are running through
its lines
Captain Mckee. OF the. I'd U. S. In.
fantry, with tMS Lisa tsu6Ats Of tho ssue
regiment. we're attacked within . mile
Of thsis. camp, 1t Wstesville, By gusrtrii.
las. The Captain was killed and the
others captured. The body Of the Cap.
tain has been recovered.
Three rebel cayalrymeu were captured
Monday near Brentsviile BY Maj. McCabe
OF the 18th Penn. Vols. and few picked
men. One vas killed.
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Tnxe ron GRAST1nG ran Arr1n - The
bess tine i the sprisg When tbs bsdd. ass
beginning 10 swell, the soions Tor grating
hariag been cut Z. fsv weeks previously,
40 kept in : moist. cool placs, or in :
boz Of damp moss in cod cellar. % =
Y y ksishsr shrivelsd O. wassr- soaksd.--
0fafta may Be cut and inserted ths sans
dHy, i ths bads hass not svollsa much.
Graftseafs sometinss - much lstss, but
sAstiaG % lats they do nss naks % good
Z growth daring ths summed. ~ Valley
Former.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-15

01OCkk1B0s
OR market has never known moro excited tns than
he list two days. suya and CoGes ~ in very light
rseeip1 - 1rseiu snpi6y &avGacaAs.
:" &c. =. ~ ,s :e: " - :.
49, ~ ~ e ss- iost' = - = -
EolAssn-sasar Houss, ssosss acldss syrup, 10
Corvzs-kie, 4seisr Java, soc.
{ sopl-Anerie.a, SIC English, =.
f.A.-Yeang Tyson. q sasI Is; Imperial, n y 70
rusAsss- bat s~:ss, sse; xsaIun Bsa.xs, ,se 70
sos GosAsn4 Ysfu.i Ls.a q g - y -
e1s. q cs... : ! = . ss &, n. .
S e, 1 s...s.s1 g !, l,s ~ =
RAnass-es = 70 3 IS.
eAhS-IAke p 10 70 =.
BAes-Bsrlsfs. bush Sc; bush sse
Seamless. bush., s0c 10 90.
Flour, n Dbl, Is to g.
n.-.s' IN 3; Pa i. ]. y asa. :
E.t@ ~ -:
Hfbbla No white Fssh. n rs tos %.
oUNDRaEs.
LsAsxn--ss,e - 70 ~; Harnass - 70 ~.
b. half pries ar--a 70 se drs.n sheep P.sss 10 70
q 2ss Grsea Hog skin& lsc.
ssxss-TimosAy, = CO Fiax, q = 70 -.
rxAIMnne-to 10 k5r.
Cssas-HAzabarr. soc.
nxxs CAffIk-4t - to % 90 xro~s
GaKxr-&5 90 20 Is % p IeO xrpss
Wooe--C3san .fabwsshed Is 70 Tsr, UnwasAed oaS-
third iess.
0an-Ceal OIL, best White 70c. retail, SOC: Lin
1 %.
BxEsvAx42c-
Par Hose--xs 90 10 Is 90 nett.
RAes-woeien 1Sr Cetteu SIZE
Nxv GExxrED-&e*
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KxcuAsoE-On New York, YhiladelpAia Rnton en-
ennafl 81 Louis and Chicago u cent Sse hsnkahis
| funds Gold Is toe 90 premiums bnyins.
ORY 0oDDo.
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CoAsKs JEAxs-15 ssr
Dxssns-2s ~ &c.
IrxISo-2S 70 Tie,
LxxExs-3D 10 &c.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-15


The following is the prayer recently
offered in the United States Senate, By
Rev. DR.. Sunderland. Chaplis Of Con-
gresa, 70 which exceptions we're taken By
Mr. 6aulsbary, Of Delaware, and his
brother Coppsrheads:
"Pat far away from rs. No bsssssh
thee. Oh, God, the misesabls sophislry
that would gamble in the sacssd trusts
and interests Of human nature, with
the moro miserable coinage aud catch
word Of the despos and the couspiraior,
and that turning to the same malign bur.
poses q human arrogance and oppression.
would wrest and distort, and polIute the
very volume OF diviss inspintion it3slf !;
for though man may prove from sbe 81
cred page the existence OF slavery, ret
may he also prove from the same sacssd
ecsrce the existence and divine sanction
OF hell itself. Yet We are sdmonishad 70
prefer liberty, and Zee alike from wrath"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-15

Price u.0o . Box. Sold By Druggista {yerywhsre
JOHN j. kk0MER Frtnedbel Art
aprId1wdm 40S Chestnut ST. PhifndeIphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

MoRTON's GOLD PENS are now sold at the
rau, prices before tho ~ The this Ia
entirely owing to this Manufacturers improvements in ma
chnsry, his preentlarge Retail Business and Cashn Ad'aice
System; for until no commenced Advertising his business vas
done Credit and strictly NTH he Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold at old prizes
makers Of all other gold pens chaseh Premium onhs
Cold Tax Sc bat Moronh has in ohaged
Lis prices. Wholesale OF Retail.
Ohe great number sent BY mail 10 a parts Of the world
during the past few years not one in sthousand has et to
reach IT. destination in safety showing that the Morton d
Pen can bo obtained by sny one n every part s the wGd
at the same price, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and rehls
Gold Pen exactly adapted your hand and style Of wiring
which will do your wiring vastly cheaper than Steel Peas and
the present almost universal Pressure Price Of evry
thing you have Morton Geld Pen cheaper in proportion
the labor spent upon and material used than any oher
Gold Pen in tho World If you want one see the Po Is
Migb,ier than the Sword" in another column. H:E
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
WILLIAM LIDDLE.
Harlem. I26,hs etween "a and 1dav.

No i3i ALLEs.sr., NRw.YoEx, Feb. g. 1853.
eompetely deafin one ear and partially in
the other for above seventeen year, with d'afee0e d'
charge fom both ears. combined with continual rumDhns
noise in the head for which have been treated BY most
eminent practitioner in the city without the slightest relief
Icop.,ed Dr. Won Einberg bu, must oendidly say that
had no faith in his success. when did lis therefore due
to Dr. Won Hisenberg,o acknowledge that am entirely cured
also that he displayed skill and knowledge which have
poeured for him such unryaod reputation As have hal
An opportunity Ofcompans his mode Of treatment with that
o., obe,, can truly state that It il not only superior but
tho principles which drec, his mode of rcHonns the nearing
are in my opinion, certain. JOHN iAiLo"-