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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

ees- The New York News Ct September
18th, Gays: 80 well settled seemed to
be the policy of the Democratic party,
that, by comluon consent, aud after free
and open interchange of opinion, those
planks OF the Chicago platform relating to
peace were, by common consent, agreed
upon more than two months before the
Convention met. Early in the month of
July last-we have it upon the authority
of delegate from Indiana, who was Sc
lected by the delegation from his State
TO act as one of the committee 10 inform
the candidates OF the action of the Con-
vention-lhe platform With It's peace
plauks almost word for word as adopted
was presented to Gen. Mcclellan and was
by him approvtd both in its letter aud in
its spirit" RAmember it is a democratic
paper that says this. George B., then, it
seems, rs playing a double game. In
their secret councils and oonclayes-
among the leaders of their O. A. X and
other reasonable orgaIzations-in his
professions to the peace. .sneaks who ma.
nipulate and run the Copperhead machine
he is peace man and cordially supports
the Chicago platform in letter and spirit.
When he goes before the loyal masses
who, however they may be misled, cannot
be entirely forced from their devotion to
the Government under which they have
enjoyed the high privileges of Americtn 4
citizenship, and whose sons and brothers
they are who compose the Federal armies
and who are striving SO nobly to perpetu
ate our natiopal unity and free institu.
tions-then George b. talks the clap
trap loyalty of his letter of acceptance.
"Ephram is cake no. turned" and
there is such an antagonism between bi
two positions that we apprehend-sinc,
We are upon this head-thas ano,he
homely maxim Of domestic economy vii
be exempli6ed. and after the election
George will find that CHS cake is dough.
For peace and war, are you +? Oh. Grav
Diggerl 1t won't do. The times al
too perileus for the tnfing of dema
gogues.
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West Point Township.


HIGHFALuTIN-We don't know B. S.
Hanna, OF Indiana, but he is evidently q
hardshell Democrat. The Terrs Haute
journal says of him: Firm and unmov-
ed he has ever stood by the starry flag
of the Constitution and the Union, as
originally drafted, and bound together in
the golden bonds Of fraternity" There |
That's Copperhead rhetoric for you. Is
it the "starry flag" that was "originally
drafted and bound together in the afore-
said golden bonds, or the "slarry" and
Constitution and the Union Slightly
muddy.
HIRED HEssIANs.-Certain Democrat
ic papers denounce our soldiers as hired
Hessians, thieves. and plunderers. What
viii the parents, brothers, wives and sis.
ters of the brave soldiers in the 6sld suf
fering. bleeding and dying think Of this!
What must their feelings be to hear them
denounced in such ribald terms when
they know they are battling for a cause
50 sacred as that ct the Union and the
glory OF the country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

F The soldiers Of New Hampshire
are to vote. The Supreme Court of the
State have decided the law for that pur-
pose TO be valid and binding. This law
vas vetoed by the Governor, much to the
surprise Of everybody, bu, /; seems that
his message vas one day too late-the
bill became a Law by lapse Of time.
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Baltimore, Oct. 25

Memphis paper. Of the 23i say Forrest
Is reported concentrating large force at
Jackson, Tenn, and that merciless con-
scr'ption is being enforced iu the country
adjacent to Memphis.
C,l Hoges' command. defeated a, East
post. Miss, has returned to Memphis. 1t
ia stated Hoges is no. 10 blams for the
disaster, as be simply obeyed orders.
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Soldiers Voting.

New York, Oct. 25.
The Times Washington special Gays
the 18th New Hsfk regiment have voted
as follows:
Lincoln 285, Nc Clellau 9; Fenton 294,
unanimous.
The lSosh voted Union 48I, Dem. II.
Ballots are forwarded by mail to the sew
eral proxies designated by voters.
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Special to Commercial. II

Washington. Oct. 25.
It is stated that Gen. Grant will insist
that the civilians now at the front, who
are engaged in the distribution of tickets
to the soldiers for the coming election,
shall either leave the army altogether or
make some arrangement by which their
mission can be performed without i'm
peding military operations. Their politi-
cal discussions excite the soldiers and in
some cases lead them to neglect their du-
ties. 1t will not be surprising if there is
a sudden exodus Of politicians from the
army ere long.
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Fire in Boston.

Boston, Oct. %.
The Opera House Of Morris Bros, Bell
4 Trowbridge, caught FIRE about O. clock
this p. N. and was entirely consumed, !,
leaving little but the brick walls standing.
1t occupied the side of the old Provincial
Government House, In Province House
court, with the main entrance from Wash
ington street.
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Big Grn Teskea.

F.. Hamiiton, Oct. 25.
The immense gun at Ft Hsmilton. the
largest in the world, will be tested to-
morrow, Wednesday a. m. Ii is expected
that ten shots will be fred 3mmencing
about O'Clock. The weight of the ball
used In thiy gun Is about half ton.
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QUERE.-We would ask the foreign
voices whether or not J. K. Hornish was a
member Of the Know Nothing organiza-
ton, and we would ask them also if be
was its presiding officer at one time II
they arc not informed it might be peril
Dent at this time to inform themselves be-
fore .hev cast their votes.
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seEKeep it before the people that
Pendleton always voted against providing
supplies to the army Would he starye
them while fighting for their country and
in defence of the flag. The soldiers will
remember him and his party.
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Tho Gold Market.

New I orr, Oct. p.
The gold market shows less strength
than yesterday. The bull clique sppear
TO have accomplished their object and are
operating less active,
The market opened at 2l7l, and at la
test quotation 2ls.
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4 SCISSORS NOTICE.
oFrlcs U. S. ASSESSOR INTERNAL REyEsuE,l )

OFFIJE Q. s AsSEsSUK FNTEKAAL KEY ENUEl
FfFsT C5LiEcrTaS DTsTRTcT,
Mr. pLsasAsr, Henry Co., Iowa, Oct. 21th, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given tq all whom II may concern
that ID conformity with "jen resolution Of Congress-
iapesing special Income Tax Eprnved July 1854
to PROF faersal RssrHse AID sapaert tie
msHt ard ~ The psbtic ds5 that the A.
sstant Assessors OF the lst 2l and 18th Divisions in the
county of Lee have completed the said Assessment
ofspceias 1FHeome Tar and II at said ts male atd
ken will be found in possession vi the esti Assessers
ofthcir respective Divisions, and also in Office sub
Jest T. examination for tie sceoi days from the date
here f. and notice Is hereby further given that appeals
Will be rsesiusd and determined by ssssor
relative TO any erroneous excessive assessments made
by the Assistant Assessor al the Office Of " C. Stripe,
in the city Of Keokuk, between the hours OF o'clock
a M end o'clock p. m. tho LIST day Of November,
a. D. 1854. B. N. PICkELs
uc,24-dtd Dist. ASSESSOR
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Washington, Oct. 25.

Satisfactory explanation having been
made, the Commissioner Of Internal Reva-
nue. has ordered the discontinuance ofthe
suits commenced against the express
companies for emitting to stamp receipts.
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Ma The venerable fathers of Generals
Grant and Hancock-the heroes Of the
last campaign in Virginia-prssided over
Union meetings at Cincinnati, Ohio, and
at Norristown, Pa. during the present
canvass.
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- A physician once boassed to Sir
Henry Hahord. saying, II was the frst
to discover the Asiatic cholera, and com.
municats it to the puslio."
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49, boy" called out Brown to the
waiter At sans. .Don't call me boy,
sir; I'm no boy. sir" said the latter
Then, do as you'd be done by" put in
Brown, land don't call this mutton lamb
auy more
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There Will be sold At Auetion On
THURSDAY. OCT. 9TH, 1864,

II fe,trsr.s Issirspie R-4I E.tate, wa:
Lst2. BiccA !, VI II. tws . I5sn-4 and Bank,
OF Nl'seb is ~ e - le l.sainz = T4 stole laet-
ut al ser3 de-i4as Il iat.
The rnsiylscd CO sf Z. Rlcca -. "a Ba,k ST.,
betwesn u ~! - stfestselHe story Frame Dwelling
1hf la6iEiGed IL OF Lot /, Bleck 55, on Ell ST.
bst~eet. Frauklin and orleans,
Lot o. Btech U.s.. er Fx.}srr~. hetvcesi l2lh and
18th. with story IRAN DwcihHg.
Lof 10. Block is5. ea Exchange, between l2tA ard
18Th witt p4utte Er < - ding giri stone basgtt
rlessaGty situated, s13 very desirable property Par
chaSers witl here find esrics for Great bargains A.
Is dfsFu1Es@ 70 s-- TIE sale viii te sesii,rt
TERMs-ope-tlird down therest in one and two years
With interest, se1uTe& ~ ertSage
Persons desiring = purchase Nill BE fg~ni.hed With al
needed Information TO location. &c Nv calliGg u
WILLIAM FULTON
Real Estate Agt. ii ST. enc iooE soath Estate Bank
octls-dtd
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PEAcE.-The Copperheads, alias sore
heads, now that their friends and allies
are being so soundly drubbed in every
battle, are loud in their denunciations
against the administration, because of the
protracted war. At the beginning of the
rebellion and during FIVE months after the
rebels had taken the first forts, they had
the government, and at the very time, too,
when the rebellion was in the bud Why
did they not nip it then, can they tell us !?
"0h," says old Buchanan. ''it would
bring on a cirH parl!" Old Hickory
did not fear civil war when be swore ''by
the eternal he would hang every traitor"
Did they not desist from their nuli6eation
and secession schemes? Did he not pre-
vent civil war? Will not this fact put
to silence the howl of these desperate
wolves about pro,raeted war?
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EHH Dodd, the escaped Indiana
traitor. has been heard from. he is in
Canada.
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DUBLIC SALE viii sell at Public
Auction, on Thursday, the 9th inst, on my farm
in Marion Towpsp Lee county, two miles west of Clay
Grove my entire crop, Stock Honsoheld and kitchsn
Furniture Farming Implements aud " head OF Durham
s,tJe Thorpugh-bred Bull. work Horses, Premium
stsllion two year Mnle, Mule cts. so shocks Corn
100 bushels heat 100 bushels Oats 10 tons of Hay 81
Hogs nearly fat, 80 Shosts .fE
Terms made known on day Of sale. Sale to commence
ct 10 O'Clock + W. HU1CHCRAf1.
oat2&r4e1
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New York, Oct IS.
10 ?. N.-Gold now 2le,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

pnnuo
NE DOo no.
4A
nnasosfcd hemefnerancer.
Dn9 ~ vesIs sifacs-
Dues On 1,is Liver
pa-'i D ,, ~ ',s stDma.h-
~ sasaiesd Dlagross-
D"1 on oithaFy Def0stts
~ ffAsiea OF d-dcinr.
noaa" ~ eehefesL
,t3a,l - ~ fhisnt 1nerSpeufies.
~. ~. 'sstttEFcs -aee
na'u shii oa auhersn
Shltsi.h on ~ y oman.
carpenter = he 81 Physioiogy.
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NJ ". vKsTcoTr.

| OST-On the 2lst inst. on the Plank.
~ Road, bstseen keekak and Nnntruse GAG is,r ~
Dry Goods consisting III part * tie III wI,,, a+i
Deiain- Ca-ictt-. Canton Ksnnel Crash Io,,@sttrt.
lH9ies higvs. Mems Gloves Bugk Giov~z Sesii4 ~
brad. sheeaE and shiriag, ne B1y's Ceat Wl Nv
other nofians, f9f the recovery II which Heal reg-a-
viii ss~ PAID ~ o. kEElFS
ost-34 Nonfr0+e. Iowa
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EF 1t has been said that "silence
gives consent" and it has been sustained
by observation and experience. When
we look at the horrid atrocities perpetraled
by the rebels from the inception of this
cruel rebellion down to this day, which
for cold blooded barbari,y, cruel maig
nancy, vindictive devilishness never was
exceeded not even by the fendish butch
cry of the savage Indians in Minnesota
not long since, yet the Copperhead speak
ers, Democratic papers, and their conven-
tions are silent on the subject and there
by give consent because if they had one
emotion of humanity in their craven souls
it would be stirred up to expressions de-
nunciatory Of series Of butcheries the
very recital of which would make the
blood boil. The silence of the Chicago
Convention, the silence of toe speakers
the silence of their press are damning
proofs Of their approval. He who would
not be prompted to utter expressions Of
sympathy for the tortured, mangled, and
butchered martyrs to liberty, to be follow
cd BIZ the bitterest execrations upon the
heads Of the vile perpetrators, is about
es callous and as fendisb as the perpetra.
tors themselves. Can any man in this
city call to mind that he ever heard o
word Of sympathy or denunciation by a
Copperhea1?
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For SHE.

nNE Express Wagon, nearly new can be used
" for one or two uorses it has Pole and Shafts
complete. For price &C., call at No.4 Free Street
portland apr eodtf
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<RBMARKABLE CURE or "A CASE or pRo
SYCURRD By MRS AxgC8nST1R


This Is 70 certify that l have been cured of the
Dropsy OF fifteen years standing BY Mrs. Acnches.
Ter. have been to physicians In Boston New York
and Philadelphia They all told me tina. they eouI
do nothing for me. unless they tapped me, and as.
sured me that by tapping could live but a short
time. had made up my mind to 90 home and live
as long as could with the disease aud then die. On
my way home l stayed over night in Portland with
Q friend of mine, and told them what my mind was
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded me
to go and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined me
and told me my case exactly.
Twas so much astonished to think that she told M
correctly, that told her that would take her msdi
ones. not having the least faith that they would
me any good that should get the slightest relief
from any course whatever; finally took the nedi.
cine and went home. In one week from the time I
commenced taking the medicine, had over three
gallons Of water pass in hours; and my fel-
low sufferers may be assured that great relief
to me. had not been able to lie down In bed At
night before this for two years. Now can lie do
with perfect sase. l have taken her medicine
eight months, and Am well as any man could v
to be, and no signs Of dropsy. l would adviES
tina; are sick to 90 and consult Mrs. RancAes
even II they have been given up by ether u
deians. have sent her number Of cases Of otiS.
dbeases, and she has cured them also. co and
for yourselves. had NO faith, but now my fziis
cannot be shaksd In her skin In telling and caring
disease. CHARLxs s. HARnox,
SARAH L. HARMON,
Macy A. HARMON.
Sssscr, Maine. Apr12d
OyyIon HoURs-From A NJ tllBPM
sus17 phoutai eddy
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TARk Il WONSON,S
Patent Metallic or Copper Paint,
FOR VESSELS BOTTOMS.

To Owners and Masters of Vessels.
shis superior article Is offered with the fullest con.
hdence. When appliedto
WOODEN BOTTOM VESSELS
y will be found perfect substitute Tor COPPER
Sheathng. and a COMPLETE PkhSkRYA1ltE
from WORMS, BARNACLES. GRASS. &e. Nss-
sels trading 70 the West India and Sosfhefn Ports
will nnd 4 particularly Dor their Interest 10
PATENT KTA LLtC og tosrKK PANT.
The propriftors v ID IN every guarantee. not
only thai their Copper Paint u sugsref ans uow
IN use, bat also 20 any that has been heretofore o.
Icd 10 the public.
Printed direeiions for use ncecmpany each can,
Dor sale. wholesale and retail, b. the MAnufsc
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and think ing person must know
that remedies handed out ffom general use shou d
nave their eieaey established BY welltesteu txpe-
rlence IN the hands Of regularly educated pbysi-
can, whose preparatory study hts him ioI all q Q
duties he must fulfill; yet the country Is doodeo with
poor nostrnms and eure-alls. purpcrting to be the
best in the world which are not only useless hui al
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PARTio-
uLAk in selecting his ply stefan, Is lamentabIe
tents are made miserable with ruined constitutcIs
BY maltreatinent flom inexperienced ply sicians in
general Practice: for ~ Is point gen rally eoneedt
agement OF these complaints should ensross a Q
Shoie time OF those who would be comreNnt al
successful IN their treatment and cure. The mex
portunify n time TO make himself aequainfs with
their pathology, commonly Pusrues one system Of
treatment, IN most cases making an indiscrimirate
use Of that antiqusted and vigorous weapon. Mer.
curry.
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Nsshingt D tstv. June. 1894.
"ANTED-SHroe' a. aud assistant Brqeon
w for re - fored r. tps-Candidates must be
GrHdua IS OF some Regular Me 'ical Co lege, and
must be examined by a Board of Medical Officers TO
be convened by the surgeon Cereal The Board
wi deie' niue whet"er The car didate vii be ar
inted Surgao' or Assistant Surgeon ace riding 10
merit A"plicati ms ac ,ompauied by one or more
tel MOI ais ON resp, ciabl' pc sons fs TO moral
cha acter, &c. ,hould 10 sddTes ed TO he Spreeon
General. U. s. A a-hington, ID. c or 10 he As.
-stsni Surgeon General, L. S. =, Louisville. Nv.
ar s aTe nos in se>si n Boston, New 70 k
Wsshinston, Cincinnati, st. l. uis and New Or
leans.
Also wanted Hospital Stewards for iored Reg
imen's. Candid to- mast passes a Ia FL glish Ed
ucaion, and be fam liar with the com onndiny aud
lisp nsing OF aedicles. Appl ca ions nus be made
a. N q { Sc OF ur, eors ASS ant Surgeons
Compensation from s23 90 to SSS 90 per month"; with
clothing, ratiols. iue aud quartz $.
JOS h. RARNES,
tulyl'2avsm Acting Surgeon Genera.
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MIDDLE AGED

There are many men af zoe a.. 49,. ..- ,....,.rs
tfoubied With TOO trcsusnt eFacuafIeus from fhs
bladder, eften accompanied By slight suartiur on
Earning sensation. and SeakentnE he systsm IN
manner tkc pafient cannot aCcounf fCr on erru.
ming urinary dep sis rory SEDIMENT Will snru he
founi, and sornstitues snail paTtcica Of srmer -
Anuuen Wtl aEHear, Or The color vii - Of = thin
mtlkish hee, again changing 90 q DARK and furbil
APPEARANCE. There are maay men Who die 81 this
dtmcuitY tEnorant 81 thf caute. wttt 4 the
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL WkAKNESS.
can warrant perfect 10 such eases and a
fall and healthy restoration OF the urinary orFaue
fersous who cannot personally consult the Dr.
can DO 80 By writing IN plain manner description
AZ their disease and the apps rcprate remedies will
b. forwarded Immediately.
Al correspondence strictly sonadential and viii
be returned II desired.
Address. DIR. J. n. HUGHES
No Temple ST.. leorner Of Middlel Portland,
U-eend Stamp for circular.
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DIR. j. B. UGHEs
cAE BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. S TempIe Street

WHERE he can be consulted privately. ana with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted Al All
hours daily, from A. n. to 9P. N.
Dr.. h. addresses those who are 81 ferinR under the
affection of private disease, whether arisibc nom
impure connection the terrible vice OF seli-ahuse
DeFoting his entire time TO that particular branch Of
the medical profession. he feels warrante. in uAR
ASrskIsG A CURE IL ALL CASKS, whether oflon
standing or recently contracted. entirely removin
the dregs of disease from the system, and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention OF the afflicted 70 4
taet OF his long standing and well earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of his SKIN and sue
ness
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How MANI THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY 70
THIS By USRAPPYExPERI1Y

Young Men troubled with emissions in sleep, .
complaint generally the result OF q bad hatn In
youth, treated scientifically and perfect cure ar.
ranted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted BY enc
or more young men with The above disease. some Of
whom are weak and enaeiafed a. th0ash thsy
had the consumption. and By their friends supposed
90 have 10. AL such lses led to the prCfer snd
only correct eonr-o o. treatment snd in short fime
are made 70 re1cice in pHrfcct health.
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ONE or THE GREATEST CURES o. scos

ONE or THE GREATEST CURES on RRcoR
Mrs. MAsoHEsTER-Dear MADAM thinking
statement Of my case may be Of service to others
similarly afflicted. l hasten to give 1t to you.
Ihis Is briefly my easel was taken sick about IS
months ago with the Liver Complaint in a very bad
form. applied to four different physicians. but re-
eeived no benefit until called you At that time
had given up business. and in very bad state.
but after taking your medicine for short time be-
gan to recover, and in two months was entirely
well, and had gained several pounds Of flesh. and
oan truly say that BY your skil perfectly heal
ny man. JoszFH DAVE.
Boston Masne Depot, Portland, Ne.
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Portland DRY Goods Market.

Expressly corrected for the PREss 10 July u h. ~
NJ. N. kIoH.
Cotton GOODS
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,n.d .. rr =. str.,t for sale.

TyHE va liable real estate Free street, known
Il the II urbIsl property - lie lot is ABOUT lO6
l,et Face street Id eeteids b. OK about la eel
Said estate Will be SID as While. or the easterly
hall the uweilIng house win lot about ~ BY I76
feet " III be SOLD b, iisei
Application ma be made to james Fnrbish ESQ.,
"n tae pseinses or 20 O1O. Is. JAt IN,
.uylIT 50 exchange street.
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DIR. w. II. MERwIN 4 Co..
SURGEON GKSsR,L's OFFICE.

rVLh FHVFHIkIOksl
febs eodkwly No. SO Liberty ST.. New York.
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CHEROKEE PILLSi
SUGAR COATED.
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PRESERvER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,

For the removal Of DISTINCTIONS and the Insuranc
of Regularity in the Recurrence of the
Monthly Periods.
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CAT AR II III

THE SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL RESTORED
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For sale.

THE Nana property, so called, on windham Hill
IN Windham. eontainilg ABOUT ten scies. There
are ON the premises goo Two Sto.y Dwt ling
louise and ba Ii, with other ou,-bu,luin s. The
property Is plea-ant ii uatt and the ghbo
uheAsepuonatle. ror &C. nus. NC. apply TO
DEbLOIo * JAI hStN,
Portiarc May is, 1864 SO Exchange st.
mayIsdtl
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

WE have for sale a very desirable House, GEN.
w traiiy and pleasantly located, fuisheu and
furnished rom garnet 10 cellar; every hing in and
abou the house ln perfect oIo.r; wall be sold with
the FurliuIe, which good taste and in fife o.
der Immediate possession given. he house and
furniture ean be examined - any tine. and iDior.
nation give by Calling on
nLhkr BAILEY & Co., Auetioneers.
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