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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25

n@- The success of Sherman at Allan
ia within few days is deemed certain by
correspondents from the Headquarters Of
the Army as we'll as by recently returned
officers. Sherman's success will relieve
a portion Of his army to aid Grant and
in The meantime recruits are pouring in
under the 500, 600 cali so as to furnish
Grant an Overwhelming force and ensure
his success at Richmond before The close
of the campaign. The destruction OF the
rebel armies ut Atlanta and Richmond,
a. the result Of these victories would an
initiate the power Of the rebellion and
leave the rebels at the mercy Of the Gov
erument. Aud all this will occur while
tae peace men of the North are engaged
in the .fort to elect peace candidate on
the cowardly pretence that the govern
ment and the loyal people Of the Uaion
cannot enforce lis authority against arm
ed traitors.
What q sorry figure the peace party
and the peace candidates will cut lev
weeks hence when the glorious notes OF
VIC ory sh II sound over the land from
Mobile, Cha lestou. Atlanta and Rich
moad How the party Of peace diunion
ists will hzzle out and hide their head,
in shame when the loyal people OF thr
land shall be echeiug through our streets
he triumphant shouts of our gallant and
vsctori, Us eoldiers iu tue field. The peace
sneaks will fursSear their party aud their
platform, and deny that they celeb rated
Benedict A nold's birthday By & rand
Peace Convention at Chicago.
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They are Driven out will
Small Loss.
FROM SHERIDAN.
REBELS REPORTED CROSS
ING THE POTOMAC. !.
HarPer's Ferry Attacked.
Treaehery Of a Rebel General.
New York. Ans. 81

Ne. York. Aug. 24.
The morning papers contain very iitte
news In addition 10 .Lat was telegrsph.d
last night.
The Herald's 10th Army Corps CORES
pondent says. our forces we're withdraw
from Deep Bottom on the night of the
s0ih. An ,mportans co oper4l,ve move
ment by the 10th corps commenced this
moruIng. details of which will reach YOU
at the proper tine
The Hersld's correspondent gives the
tulios,"g particulars OF the rebel Grueral
Hay woods treachery in the battle ot the
2ls.. The rebels tound themselves IN
der q 'adrupie FIRE uf musk.try aud sr
uliery. which caused them to throw down
heir pieces and raise their arms in oxen
OF surrender G n. Butler sent C.ps. d.
ley, of his ststf, 10 receive them as pris-
'ners, our men having ceased fri, g.
Capt. D.isy told Hsywood be Fad been
sent to receive h,m ADD bis brigade 4,
prisoners. Without "a, ing a word Hay
GOOD drew his revolver aud shot C.rt
Daley. The Captain lived half an hour
but long enough TO make his statement.
Hs, wood, following the sho ting Of Da
ley, called his men to pick up their mus
sets and fall back. which order they st
'em 2ted to obey. Our men fired, when
they agsin threw down their pieces and
this time gave themseise. up rs prisoners
This second volley added large number
10 the kiile,, and among them Hay v GOD
who was shet through the hesd Tht
PRISONERS numbered between 500 anc
oUo. Alter two hours lighting the batli,
ended.
The same correspondent states the re.
oei- report that the rebel G-n HIKE Wa,
killed that day.
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The Rebel lrea Clad Navy-A Refu1ce's
tny T. b Taken for What Il -
Washington. Ana 81

"A Ne
An Army Of tie Po,omac letter saws
4 German mechanic. who has been eu
psoyed or over t.o years by the Confed
rate Navy Department 10 the construc.
iion OF ronelad vessels says there are
tao vessels at Wilmington, N G.. read,
u run the blockade. They carry "a pouud
ers, aud are covered with four-lsch iron
Each Vessel carries fonr guns. There arr
also two vessels at X nston N. e., ore oi
them Is named the Moo.e She carrie.
four "a o undeIs, and i. 10 be Command.
ed by Cptain T Floyd Of the Cooted
crate Ststes navy. There are also two
vessels in the P-des river, north ol
Georgeto~n, both of which will be ready
Tor duty IA one month aai Que of .he n.
perhaps, so' n@r. One 10 called the peiee,
Lieutenant Morgan. Of the C nfederate
States navy, commanding. The other i
naued the Marion. for which no officer
hae been appointed as vet.
Both these vessels are clad with iron
four inches thick. and each carries four
"a Founders There is an iron.clac
building At p mouth, N G.; her armor
IS ,weive Iaches 10 thlckness, and she is
TO carry four l2 pounder., and Is to lie
n4med The Alb marie. Fl aI.o reports
a pew b at getting ready in r ehmond-
i four inch iFon-elsi
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UNHEARD or MuNST KOSITY!
Woman has Twins wish Annk q
llaadhf

Wonders never ces,e and the crest.
est ever heard of in these mvdern tIsnes
has juss cume TO our knowldge ffum en-
ureiy reliable authority II fully DIS
proves the wisdom of Solom - " hen he
proclaimed tha, " there was ruthlng ne "
under the sun." The facts, H. related to
US, are.
About two weeks ago. the wife pf q
market gardener residing at Eagle Point,
IN this city, gave birth T. ns, which.
instead oil being provided with the head
aud tea. ures Of the "hum N tvrm divin-,
hsd each the head and neck Of snake
8-i0v the head AMI shoulders the ahil
dren we're OF natur.l and eom ly form -
from the shoulders up, they pr sented the
horrible shape and characteristics Of the
serpeu, immediately after their birth,
! emulation OF the physicians was held i,
At which 1t was very property decided 10
bleed the monsters 10 death, which was
.-cordIngly done Wat disposition was
made of the bodies We have not learned.
The C, ,u,e assigned for this iasus na-
iurac is, that several noaths ag,, shortly
'fter the woman becaye enc,eate her hus
hand play yiuly thrs W b snakes head into
her face, which so III Abt,n.d d her that IT,.
fset,s assumed the hlrritle shape into
which they were brou ght into the world
-, DIougue Herald.
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kEokUk, IOWA: THURSDAY AUGUST A. 1861. \

Dsnvills road 10 r.tarally oex. 10 order
to receive Gen. Warren's respects. In
deed. it is rutnored this morning tha, a
cavalry dash In that direction has already
been made.
The news received here to. day from
Shsrmaa'ss Department il Of m exceed.
i"giy satisfactory character. Hi. pl.ss
for the reduction Of Atlanta ara ssid 10
be working to the best advantage. aud
there is abundant evidence Of consid-
srable degree of dsmorslis4 atom among the
rebel troops. s# "
1t is asserted here this morning with q
degree Of p ,sitiveness thst Hooker will
Be Immediately put in the Geld with "a
important command Government dis
patches were forwarded u him 10 day.
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Reported p-fea. 81 Genera, .u,,v.
IF m The s, Js.euh T,,buu- is.n

lrt vi the o ss>ein tfibup~. tsAh
The D.soss u"lon, Of the II, is re
ceived. aud Curtains the following re-
port:
Abou, forty Gros Veutres Indians ar
rived At Fort Rec on the s4lh ult.. bring
'ot the intelligence that u Very formida
hIe b,dy of Sioux we're assembled on
Knife river, belos For, Berthuli, prepar-
my ior battle; and that General Sali, hav
,ns heard OF their location and warlike in.
teption. tarned his forces ia that difec,i n
and was then within Two days march o'
thelr encampment. AT F rt R,ndsll the
reports were current that | ldian messen ;
gers nal Ji.t arrived among the Yank
tons, bringing The rampr that General
Suliy had engaged the Indians. aud had
met wi b disastrous defeat.
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sy Ifa democrat, Ike Grant fights f,

seJ- II "a democrat ike Grant fights fo,
hi~ country ami obess orders. the Deuio.
cratic p,rtv throw hun overheard 1 an
otner, nke Ft!z ohu Porter. shows treac,,
cry on the field of barrie, they applaud
hun, though every officer OF the cnur,
IN ,rta whieh cvavi IS him be Demo
era. Ii Democrat, like s anton or But
ler, becomes anti-slavery, they read b N
rut OF the party But IT, like V iiand,g
hsm Singleton, or The members Of the 0
\. X, they plrt armed rebellion aud
make war On tihe G,v-rnm-nt. e they ex
hort such t. remain within the psrt,
aud abide by its decisions, controlling
them if shey can aud Ji-ldiug where the,
cannot control.
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Rebels Disarpsaring--.D.s D. sertsrs Com
i9g in.
Headquarters Army Of Potomac, !

The enemy early yesterday morn in .
disappeared from iu front Of The 5.h and
9th Corps on the Weldon road aud the
belief is that all attempts to regain TIL.
Important line Of coinmun a cation have
been abandoned, and that the enemy arr
iortifying their right flank 10 resist at :
lack IN that direction. They may be pre-
pairing to make dash on our line in some
other direcli,n
The roads are wet. making travelling
difficult.
Severa! deserters have come in. Some
'h'uk the end OF the struggle at hand
aud they believe Petersburg a. be almos,
Ia our grasp and will be ia our possession
Al an early day.
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CUERRiLLAs ON THE MISSISSIPPI
IN "Wednesday the steamer s. mru 1
broke her machinery near Island NJ. 81.
aud tied to ssag. While repairing,
thirty five guerrillss came 70 the bank,
'ud ordered the c ptain to send them
shisky and tobacco. promising not to Ere
IN case be consented Tie C.ptain re-
fused, and after Few curses, the thieves
departed ~ithrut firing. They we're well
mounted aud had fcr's mule., sh,ch they
had stolen c .iro Nsws, 20,h.
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FROM VIRGINIA.
Rebels abandon the Weldon Roaa.
Special to Commercial. /

washington, August "a
Adv,c's received ~ day from tie Army
u The Potomac state that Gen. Warren,
piesing the enemy in front made q re-
conno'sabce yesterday in the direction
Of Petersburg and aseertaioed that The
rebels had fallen back TO their works at
that Pie, thus abandoning the Weldon
railroad To its fate. Tue ex?edi,ion sent
d.~n tho road yesterday pulled up the
rails Ard destroyed ihebr'dses to an *.
sent OF thiftv or forty miles.
LAfsR-Oir forces have advanced on
the Weldon railroad to within Two mile,
OF Petersnurg without cppositioo. TIL.
rebels hsve retired within their earl,
wosks end nov no longer diapute III.
posssssion OF the Weidon iine. III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25

GF n Payne Is tns recently ap
pointed @ilitary commander of the Dis
tr.ct OF Illinois. He distinguished hiu.
SELF IN tue csmp'iso in Louisiana, and
WAS severely weand d in the successful
assault ON Port Hudson. He halls f,om
Missouri, and IL now fully installed, aud
attending to the duties of his position u,
Spr.ugie,d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25
nFNM ARk ACADEMY-Tbo Fall
~ term in this Institution wil begin
ON wedne day sepsemb bcr .th,
GONVENT OF THE VISITATION,
" kE1ETK IOWA

This Academy was founded In ih- year 1858 by tbs
Sisters ~ the Visitation aud talsi asut
eioy es reputsiia fe;nAie Institution Of
css IL u located On he Lsigk Of Erskuk overlook
ing the M~i-slti fra which IL Is distant only pleas
mt ride Of aesut twenty nrnt-s- Thi- together th
the railroad mrliti~s renders easv of access at al seas
the year. The healthy and PIC a4ar,pGre
and trrau eit 81 its location "a. isne view
only ut the cliy hut uf Missouri and ii nois
The of distraction cenarrises tn eosnn and
hi-hrr English hTrHch.s With the rse Gkbs yrose
and poeticzi Composition together with y latin
Ii iian. French and tief L-r.naatr Vocal Music
witfl ltsalIs the ifarr, n trp md ar prAwne
Faint in Water CuOrs IN Oh znl vet Pisn and
ornamental N ede work, Tapestry hsuhet 'sgy and ecs
wprk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25

E5- The indications are at present yery
strong that The Chicago Convention will
adept peace platform Of compromise
with treason end uominatc Mcclellan a.
their candijsts for the Presidency. THIS
course will uai'e the party. and just now
tia unity Of the par , is regarded rs
m ors esssltiAi tLaa pslloipIss,
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Csmmissisnsrs ts Riehmsua.
N.v York. A 40 "a

Rumors are current here and credltsd
in best 6aaociai circles that the Govern.
,nent has decided 10 send Eve Iommis.
>ioners to Richmond-of Repub.icaos,
Two; D-mocrste, thres. to arrange pre-.
liminsries. Il 10 also rumored the CON
mission 10 on its way to Richmond This
rumor 10 said to have . sensible Eject on
the gold market, causing decline Of
some four per cent.
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VOL. H..


1t seems that the z9th day Of August,
selectsd as the day on which to hold the
Copperhead Convention al Chicago. is the
anniversary of the birth of Benedict Ar
mold. Thus at last ha party OF imi.
tators arisen in America who rejoice to
honor the memory Of the 6rst great
Am, rican traitor.
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Cincinnati, Aug. "a.

'e'""o y HUS ~
Gov Braugh has Issued proclamai ion
to persons Ia Ohio who sre preparing u
resist the draft, warming them to d .ist
from such fhrp9ses
Fernando Wood 10 speech at Dayton
last night, asserted that peace men on a
peace platform would be nominated at
Chicago, and that the Convention would
be harmonious.
The Gazrtte's Chattanooga correspon.
den. says neI4her tiensr,l Steadmsn no,
c lionel SfseigLt were injared at Dalton
BJth are well.
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Tse City Attacked BY Ferrest--He
Makes . Complete Failure---Signt
Damage Uens.

TIE City Attacked by rerrest-.He
Makes . Complete Failure---Slignt
Memphis. Aug 81
Memphis was sttacsed III 4 o'cluck .his
A. IN by General Forrest with three brig
ades of cavalry. ab"ut 1000 strong Tosy
left General nith's trout At Oxford on
The Sth iuss and made forced march t.
tho city. They d owe IN our pickets aud
dashed directly To the Head Quarters Of
neral Washburns who IN .de narrow
escape. They thon went TO General
buckisnd's quarter; he also escaped.
They then attacked Irving Prison bu,
~ere repulsed by the quad. They next
visited Gayyso II use, expecting 70 cap.
ture General Hdrlbal, but he WAS stop.
ping at . IRIS nus house.
Our troop. nov attacked ,he rebels and
soon dr. them from the city, killing
sb ut 80 and wound'ng 100.
They captured thirty or forty horses
bat had no time To pluBder
Our loss is ab,u, the same as The reb
els. Gen Ws,hburn is carrying on,
an which is expected 10 resait in the
cap'urc of large portion Of the attacking
party.
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Rebel General. Killed ana Wounded.
f7~~''f i
Washiuvton Auv 0A

1SH'"-tVff, mug II
1t is repo'ted by officers j,-, arrived
from the tfoat, ti,a, in the attack made
Sunday upon our left BY the rebels. in
which they were so handsomely repal-ed
the rebel Gen. A. Z. Hl vas knocked
from his h"rse by piece Of she'll, and
that GINS. Heath and Fi.z Hugh Lee, son
OF the rebelschleftain, were killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We beg 60 state that Stock il 4rr.ssrd in ex-
tent variety. styis quality CHzaP2-s by any
found EAsr Ws-J, and having all sr4sons very
LsRGr sfocK eF srtFLf 1osrs. hand fortified
against sudden and great sitano--, whereby
a5l- tn offer Uosis at I- tbsn M4SuT efyRsks'
PsfaFSr psc5- wh ci will do sh- hr sss-on
March viii promote their Ly examining
our Stuck before buying
angl7-eisia WEBER, WILLIAMS FITCH
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baltimore. Aug. (

Reports have been received here via
Northern Cen,rsl Railroad that the rebels
have crossed the river. Tue reports
need cuff rmation.
Nothing direct has been received from
tha Uppse Pvtonae. %
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re- FOR L tTE DISPATCHES
SEE FOfRfH PACE.

Fesi HaDEsoS, August 9th, Ist4
Mr.. = y. HOWELL.
Etsiev Gets tity E,o'.k
Please announce my A. an Independent Uninn
Candidate for Clerk Of the Dstr Court or Lee County
'or n-sf -ieeton You. respectfully.
aEg2dn II. r STEAPEL-
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RIOT Confined.
Washington, August "a.

No information has been received here
confirming the truth Of the report that
Fits Hugh LIE Was killed and General
A +. Hill IN rally Wounded in The fight
sun lay o., thu Wei Ion rail- Old.
The i41th OHIO regiment, one hnn.
drsd day men. passed through Washing-
ton On the'r way home, thei tine hav q :,
expired. They paid their r.sp+ct- 70 ihy
President, -ho thanked them for the ser
vice they bad rendered the country.
- Tho eteamer Drew, With twenty
Eve pounds u steam. made the trip irci,
Isv,ngtoa - N-~ Iarh, ssessy-f -fvs milrs
IN 6ity i've minutes, the qnickest tim,
ever tnade q thas uvee. @
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25
THE KErKrK FEMALE SEMI.

III NASf vii coamenc. its Seventh Academic year
dond4y, sept. 9TH Tir OF study
srged ani improved T te~eArTs exp, ct.d o. d. the
work in tructi, under The OF the Principal
Mrs = F WI HANS Mrs. T. II. CRAVEN.
Miss y. W. TIMER, Miss A. M. WILLIAMS.
In view OF th increased prices OF all kinds Of Isbr
all articles of Hsiag. of and Of
ier the price tnit,en during the ensuing year
will be- per term,
the Seminary Department.. so
In the intermediate Dlartn,e 81
Latin, extra-- = Dt
Fre nch, extra %
With character the instruction in this seminary
thr bile Ira iy acquainted Its taaiti
viii be fand enip low thuss of ns
fn;ian OF its gr de Ia the city
No pupil will trg 4 less than half term nor
aissaDc deducted FIR les than that time except at the
discretion the Pri fcip&i. w. THOMPSON Prts't
II. STRONG. secy .afig-3zasw3w
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Memphis, Aug. e.

f'''t ~ TX = =
The raid into Msmpnis yesterday was
complete failur-. and is 80 sdm,lted by
Forrest. His intenlloa was TO capture
WashourDe and other Geu.,al-, and our
troops being without leaders, 10 ke ami
pluoder the city. They captured nun
bor of pr'scn"rs. Including officers, sew
eral clerks and telegraph operators.
Numerous scts of cruelty were perpe-
trated by the rebels.
Amoog the wounied are c lionel Starr,
9th Ills. Cav. aud Lieut. lrsin, IJws,
since died.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25
E1RST-CLASS SALOON FOR SALE
I'll Good ODDOrfNNifu!

p y. MASS proprietor Of the establishment we'll
known MASS sttDoS. S-coad, betw~-n Main and
osssei In iuS esi Of retiring from the Iux
onrr fof sale kis Saloon tther xith the choice
stock hand.
T r-pattion which this e-tatiishuicnt h.s -njoyei
placvs il AIMING tis Grst in keoxmk L. cus+on l. sec
cad u the city, AMI under proper nageneht s
rstafn the sesitfcn il has slreafv gained
A. the iea-e the building will trArsrrr- onlv 10
ss parties a. ean give good references othes need
Apsis.
FoE rnls ana further information spIly the pr
is~, TO Il. I. MASS.
aasRT6-w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25

e The G prerheads have resolved to
Lav' peace. It they have 70 fyM fvr il
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DARRsTPH USE, K .uKlK FOR

- SALE IT is old and well known t-vcrf, stand l.
offered for sair, the desiring ell her sell us
cash tri- il FIR desirable du Hing n this city the
house i- large fFanse bull ing odd rooms ~
good stable the ict. sire "a iot 20 by 10
For shFth Information apply pr fni-es corner
OF Fourth and blondesn ST. eets, heokak, 10
aag-5 DIV W. BARRETT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-02
@eniral.
How TO Keep in Good Health
AND '-" '
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

TINHE primary cause Of every disease that flesh 10
Il heir 70 10 impurty Of the blood The blood bo-
comes impure irem many causes Impure or
change Of weather, unwholesome food and exposure
are among the prime pal causes Of impunty Of the
blood lhe symptoms are giddinesB, headache, con-
uaSd thoughts, eyes dull vnd heavy, droWSiness
shpaon Of tho bowels, bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue liver complaints, pains IN the back and ege
oss Of appetite, seepless nights, cOhc, eramp, pain
and ghtneSs Of the chest, heart6nrn gout and rheu
matisn, PuEing and purgnR, ehills and fevers more
or less accompanying these and long tram of troub
lesoae and dangerous affections, all sf which may be
prevented and cared by taking few doses OF Dr.
STRlCRLANDls VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the b cod and put
the stomach, bowels and liver ia healthy condition
They are particularly suitable for chronic and
diseases Every amlly and every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills. many diseases OBJ
waited ny tneir use. They mild and sale medi
cine anu can DO taken ut any time wIihont danger o
taking cold,
Sold by All arsEgsts or sent to any part Oh receipt
Of twenty hte sent. and stamped envelope, address
II, ohio. L#H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-02
BE SAFE FROM THE pAsss OF WANT

Would these children nave eomiortsole hohs, @ anu
the Tnaans OF oSueaLon1 Would this VILE be lndapeh-
dsnt of lhe ssld eharlties OF the worldS Would TINS
eSed and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
0state pay No aebtsf Would there be no saeIlhee OF
nronaty bY foroed sales oil administrator TO NEE.
theIennnds Of aredI made when me marker
tsnis devnWani ana far prices cannot Oe fellEedt
10 Ce can aoswer these question TO their sat- siac.
toni They Ssar to ask them and cherish ths Del'e'
that they have long lease on fe. TINS 10 OOih 100"
ism and cowardly. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-02
OF aARrFoRD. coNNEOTioUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS IFE.

TINHE Altna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
OF years, Eudowment policies and childi ems En-
dowment. Also, Non Forteitng Policies, on which no
payment il required after ten years.
five thousand dollars paid on two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Amonq ali the eontriyancas Of men to protect the
family circle from want, none can De tsuud more SIM
pie m character noble In its features, or certain M
is results, than Life Insurance IL Is the prop winch
the dyiug husband caves TO %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-02
aress arto GsIoak 1f1aktng,


Diseases Of the throat chestand pulmonary organs
ere ever prevalent, insiiious and dangerous. The
properties OF medicine 20 alleviate cure aud uprooi
these complaints. must he expecturaut auodVne ana
tnvgoratnr iaosening the mucus Of the throst, and
mpartnR tone 10 the entire system No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class OF diseases
ike Dr. Wynko0p Iceland Pectoial. II Is used with
the most a-t9ushug resu g. n All cases OF broncht
influenza, Nh0opng dJalsh, dirher.a or putrid sore
throat, asthma Group, cough olds, nervous irrta-
hility, &c.
The Rev j. T. Potter certifes that, 81 have used Dr
Wynkoops Pectora Tor several years, myself and IN
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have reconmendedlt 10 many others, and have never
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aud shat "a never Ails. .
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