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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-28
CANNOT BE DIscRRD1TED.
The Rev. Jacob seohler,


Well known aud much respected among The Iermsn
population In this country makes the following STATE
niuut llf the boneht ot the afflicted - -
IIAN0yBR, Pa, Feb. 10, 1853.
Dedr Strs ;-ltavng realized In my family ihenflAh
benefits from the Of your valuable preparation
sure to recommend II TO the public. Some eight yeats
ago my daughters seemed to be ln deellns anu
little hopes Of her we're euteftAined tnen
procured bottle Of yOHT excellent basih anu before
hhe had taken the whole OF the contents OF tue D1te
there WAS great improvement In her health. have
In my Individual ease made frequent use oil Your vau
able nelicne aud have always been benshted by ".
JACOB sRcnLER.
from Jessie nltU, IGsq President of the
Morris County bank, MOrrt-tONvnt
New Jersey.
"Harng used Dr. WIsTARs DAlsAn or WILD cHIhRt
Ior about eon years. aud having realized It's beneficial
results 10 my family 1t affords me great pleasure ~ 70
c0lnending II lo tho public as valuable remedy ~
eases OF weak lungs, colds coughs, 6c, aud remedy
which consider 10 he entirely innocent, aud may a
taken with perfect sAisly by the most delicate IN heah
From Ron. John Es. smith, n DIsIIngulsh-
ed LHnyer IA SYesfmtnstcrs Md.
lhave on several occasions used Dr. WlarAR's RAisaM
OP wtB CHERRy for colls aud also Win decided
benefit know u no preparation that rs more etcAel
more deserving OF general use
The basahi has also baen usei with excellent elect by
a. y ELliofr, Merchant, HALLS Cross Rosds, Md
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed ~ BUTTS" on tho
wrapper.
For sale by
J p DINsMORB, No. 49l Broadway, New York
T. W. FOWLRa co, PropleioTs, Boston
Aud by all Dfugssls.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-28
For Sale.
HORSES | HoRsEslI
A Fine Farm For Sale,

Of iour miles rom WilmIpeteu. fns young Asnl
Paach orehald in good bearing condition. Aso I'D
Of Cherry Treos. The above location Is FsH uN'
healthy. Fot t.Ems apply TO- to,,. cn
W. MtCAULLN ".
.nyg.A s0n Market sttsAt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-28

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
teures Burns, sealds, Cuts.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds Bruises, splains
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Bolls, Ulcers, Cancsrs.
Redding's Russia Salve
cares sAlt Rheum, Piles Erytipolls.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures RingEorm Corns Sc, &c.
No FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT 1T.
Only 25 Cents Boz.
FoR SALE nY
]. p. pINsMoRE, No lsi Broadway New Yorh.
B. W; fOWLk Co, No. Is fremont Street, Boston,
And by all Druggists aud Country storsbespers
ap-1gY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-28

NOTICE.
TUsT received at s02 Market street. arFs and beaut
81 full collection OF Glass Fruit Bowls 0f entirely new
atYleb. Call examine them.
.tr THos, Y. de NORMANDfR.
Now the time for putting up fruit winter use and
lars that purpose oevery reliable kind are on hand
and for sale by Tu0s. Y. de NoRMANDIE
iau 81 rLFsFf 800 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-28
from Jessie mtth, tgsq President of the
Morris County Hank, MOrrt-tOwns
New Jersey.

44sS~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

Is L 2 f~-s ~ aa
SEv1nra 81. HosPl1AI, Jnne 20.
For ths bsae6s = some persoIs ~
yst informed Ilvish 70 say thraagA yesr
columns that they have n sssoasous idds
relative to ~ soldier celebration &
Ballinger's grove o. the 4th Of. judy
They seem anxious to proclaim On every
CORNER that no citizens arc expected y be
present on that recession. The facts ars
th0e:
The committee Of arrangements was IL.
structsd to sell tickets 70 no citizens *
espt thoss invited b. soldiers.
But il any god loyal citizen wishes .
attend that celebration lss him Just sug-
gest that fact y any Of the committee OF
arrangements and hs will hsye no trouble
in procuring ticket.
The time has gone By for soldiers 70
associate with Or have say syupsthy fol-
those not entirely loyal - our Govern
ment. That particular celebration il de-
signed for soldiers and soldier friends
and all such are heartily welcome t.
come.
We, the soidisss, expect to take suct
An amount of the "good things Of lifsn fol
the stomach's saks+aa viii satisfy al Nh
may attend on that oceasioa. Its hopei
then that. the srloyal, brave and true" o
our citizens viii not feel backward in en-
deavoring to procure tickets.
We wish 10 say, however, right here
that We don't care : snap how many o
the friends Of Jefferson d. Sir" feel
"thorn in their hesh." and remain .
home. Tue lsss wshave With ~ Of sasl
sunny-sided sympathisers, standing 1
they do behind the protection aiforde.
BY the soldier, the better We shall b,
pleased-the merrier We shall b.
III. MArHrRs.
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- Az journalists W hsvs to notice
the immense advancs in prices th.t hes
characterized the dry goods market for Che
last two weeks. Ne Roget to obssere
that, No natterswhat sueoess msy attend
the psrsevering and ldeveked efforts Of
Grant and his invincibls Army, the much
needed cotton staple i destined to oom.
maod it present enormous pries il the
midst Of discoursging prices. We srs
pleased 70 observe the low .fgnnsa DE-
manded BY the New York store Tor lawns.
dress goods Of wooden and linen texture.
which we think more desirable than cali.
COS as the present enhanced prices.
We also notice che arrival at this cheap
store of . large and varisd stock Of stsple
and fancy goods, selected With care. and,
fortunately. purchased prior TO the hate
immense advance on goods. M. Gregg
offers sumner goods At old prices. and
staple cotton goods les than they ea..be
bought at present in any Of The Eastern
oa'ies- July1-lt1
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SUIT rOUR PURsE AND Eye
An: WAsa ~ Crssi Far u Orer.


An ~. ~ crs4i Va ovr
Pray. give me your attention,
Ana h1r vkaf prypose,
m ten - v1er. . gel 8saAr BnaAlss.
In Mem snd bcy's Cloths:
Stern Aroshsn have Asmnorz exocK,
To suit both ruRs4 ard Err,
And on giving them cali,
Yoa nnnef I'll ~ bay
caoaus - Oh where's the place Of all others,
Where they seli Clothing Chkan
1t b q Stern Brothers,
No. Main Street.
Though this erssi war raging.
And eseis ara vssy high;
6tfu we sell ~ Lowzr prices,
A. We Gid In days gone by
sWevereceive4a sod AssoFtaAent
OF CIothing, HAss and Shoes
Hou needn't leave without new Garment
For grsenhacks HEvxa nHEuss.
Cao1us - And when you're asked BY Others
Where yUu bought thss suit % nsat,
Yon can answer. A. Dsssn nreehsrS,
No. Main street
John, d hurry, for TIM wniting,
The sun h almost down.
i vish to stop ut Stern Brothers,
whose store Il in this town
Yoa sDw vs'rs in seed q clothing.
%, pray, don't forget the number
Eight, on Main street.
CuoRus - Sec how they are running
IN tell you where they'll meet:
At that place the Lsvse,
ew Nos Main street
Whatever goods you want to bay,
In black blne gray or brown
d sure TO call on etern Brothers
That plAes Of great renown.
Remember nOw that cheapest stand
For what yoa may need
And they will not fail to please you
At No. q Main street.
Ard ucw word TO soldierr.
% In both army and navy:
lyon want any Clothing
Call at Main street uesr Leve~
Having good assortment Of Menu, Yosths, ana ~,
clothing and Cent Furnishing Goods ~ rsspsctfhfIv
nvtn - publc "a give call q ~ ~ een No
4Au 0sAm1, HkAa fME LKvKx Ks0krK l6w1
1siA-dlm SIk0N 011OTlIERU
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KEoKUK NARxnre.
DAur Carr CrSr 0vyeo.
kseKux. Juse %, 1854. !
GROCERlHs.
Csrreeee1 ,y 8, HAnIII 4 COL Wne,saa,e e,.s,

CeFfecee4 by .. HAAllL Cod Wheleoa1e ofoeeES.
evsAa-Nsw Orleans far, 2OG prime, ne checs ma
Hsw Issa, @ 2s1< New York. A, z5S auaAsd asd pow
dered 2o1zc.
noLAsszs-s.sar House, ooel log Goldsssysp, Is
04l 2b-Sureham, 66@7sc.
CoQyKn-46 70 47c.
Rf0-1lt 70 I43<c.
sopA-Americsn, loG xngliA, 1919.
eoAf-Pan, ~; yHmily, 63<S herman, 7140ee.
CANp1A-Stsz, y 70 Sc eumner Pressed, H.
TlAs-Yosng Hyson, q 4to2 o. Imperial, q 60 b
- O. Nack, 81 Is 10 81 Is
s 1soncoo-nlak Sweet. eec Medium Dsandb. ~ %
~ 0el4 ri NatnrAl Leaf a % 70 q 80.
Nxno.~Ds1t M1nds . % 70 rntes
eaAW-sxlo C0.ntry y = City ~, rata
OpaDn1n-2s . &c.
UAY A1Txu-l 70 IL b.
DIR RaAea0-Hifs II 70 l0c = b.
DRv CunnAN4B-21c.
kkmr-B = b = u.
eAL1-- % TO SO.
PDAAL eRARcH-1Oc.
WooL SACKs-el g. ssst
Mourn w0uDen WAn1-0 Hoop Rafls - -; 3 hssp
-. - IL No. Tubs, ~ To- No. d. II - No. u
IL So Nests g do. 8 50. Waah-Auards, . ~ I
yuH-No. Macksei, ~. ~ eoGo1lD g.
No. Do d ne oo61af o.
No. do hi % nj Ell e. .
No. d n u % 0oSlo -
HI bbis. No. Waite RisA 81 teal o.
ouS.Cc1 o.. ssS H.sssd On. q Is 70 -;
Lard OH, q 20 70 a 30 rish Oh. u % tol Is -
CEREaE-HaAburg. 2ocs Denmark, 1ec.
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financial au0 Commercial.


BY TelsUsph.l CucAss, June 80.
n market Il stili greatly excited.
lour-Actise ard &c higher 10 6o0ll = white
Winter 509I0 90 for Spring extra.
Wheat-Se lower. eales q q etD2 - md go
90, closinu at 9s9l S3.
corn-sisady. Sale as1zel = end - eiossas
very nrm.
! 0sts-le lover. salss At soos3c, closing suies.
Rye1 <0D1 So
Whi.ky-Dun and 6Osc lower. eAiss q ] ca
70, cioizg vt eutside.
Pork-Msss pork held At 70 %; prime mes arn At
- %.
LArd-Held at l6k
salt-very fra 1t o.
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ga VOICE FROM vIcKsBURa

vicxssUEs. Mss, Aug. o. 1854
that hare nsed your valuable Csdron hitter. viii Kua
esnent 70 nyss in gsncrai ds6ity and prsfsstsa -
ny ysesn, pseducsd ~ the anhsasfhy 81 nis11e In
bssu WITH Go. Grants sfny thro1Ghost iDwhae asue
ea.paen. II ccnndsntiy rsosnmenl - - g n
psrsoos vhe are sxposed 10 unhealthy climates
n. ". r00LR
Agsnt q. B. 1anttary cpnnisfsa.
LsUrsvuLA KY Sept l6. Is0-
Onths "a o. Jsly tass submitted. through agent
q mine - III Medical Urector Of the Deparmeaa the
Asny Of ths Csnbesiand sample Of ny Ceiron hssss
s uspsettcu. nd r~Qsss H. aser snslys& h 1bxnA
mertofoes ~ sanction and approve its among or
suldjess-.
The following the Medical Dirertors reply and aaso
Sea kosssraa3 pRnitsn % ship ~ doa<n osos -
hGve Il sod - sst3ses. JOHN DCLk
Il satisAsd thAa Csdro1 Bsstsss VIII no harm TO
any oae II t.kea prgp~ly and In nodes.tioa- sse
oe1ecstca y H. Dalyb odnG permitted = 6peseef IL 70
sutlsgxt a. HENRY THCx81UN
eWBesa - 4sGeal pirsetae. p. c.
HssAquHtess lspartnlsas - CumAwsandl
NahsiFle, Tenn, July ~ lisa
y. John Dulf's agssk Mo-. - peruizSon % -
to Nashville Tenn 2s gross te0 doaea Of Bulls c.
druu HttsRd fsr @lo b suffers 10 IL army caiy.
The regulations Of The Treasury Department 10 Be
ccasplied NitA strictly.
~ nUax q ~ y tsnr nosses~as s-e~-+--4-s4---4-
Nm n. wILEH,
NAjur and Provost Narxhal Gen
For ale Wholesale md retail By Wflkinoa, Bartlett
o., keoknk. Iowa apr1$Asw1yr.
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X EOxuK
E1DAARY ASSOCIATION.
~ He'd dust-allaying, sosl-refrssh-
ing showerlast evening, and promises Of .
continuance Of the same blessing.

~Ws give no report this morning Of
the exercises Of the Female Seminary yes.
tsrday afternoon and evening. We prefer
whiting sntil altar the further proceed
iDgs Of this afternoon and evening"
And BY tho way done faa % Be present a
the graduating exercises 1t p. m,
to-day. Sec notice elsewhere.
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AHHrvEhsARY kxEausn OF NE
hnoKuK FEMALz Summary. = The
Annual Address will be delieversd shss
afternoon 10 Chatham Square Church, ~
hsv ~. sturtevaat. Prssidsas Of Illinois
College. This viii be followed bv Ia
presentation Of diplomas 70 he erada.
atins GLASS. Tho Board Of Trusts...
Psisaes OF spupls, and friends ofedssa-
t'on generally are invited to attend. The
exercises will commence at 3 o,elocl
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LOIHy.
DR.. H. ERa 4 CO.'S
IODINE WATER.


Iodine water sets upon TIE Heart, Liver, Kidneya D.
eesttve 0sgaAs, nd 0Iandular eystem. 1r
The Wh1ch - attended the II this remedy
In private psnctes 81 ths endcnsent u medical
thority snsble 70 rsuO0mend Il 70 the prActOueg
and the pssc, fssag confident that with ir tTa II
will attst ~ sxcssnce in the Of Chronie do
which indicate Io1fse snch - 6crpnla Brsnhit
Skin xxuueasss. Heart Hvsr, and kidney Disssss Ner
vous AasctsosA Neuralgia, rheumatism, DyapspsA D.
hilIty, eypAilia, ETC.
Physicians may rely apou the uniforn strength d
Iodine Waiss . cuafaning threcqnaftef grains vsrs
Iodine In saeh HID ounce 1srs water, ssssf bs.s
nsa1 Ith - fnble % decunpeatt19 su1taDeousy
fDed ineq1alIttss neities the Iodine xydixeA nos
DsasfaAed ~ combination with any fneedtcnk reasr
Ing M solution sapesos any oshsr nsthod Of exhib
itpg Ln1Ine,
Pull drsGiso accompany sacA hee4is that II ~ b
used family me1irins we'll by the profession
Price dollar pa bsetie. On rsretPs u i've dDars
six bottles delivered (rss by express to any sddrsn
Dews1e 81 Cuus1sr1eits nod lmitafious whcA apEncS
pied dsa1sfs soass0s % dispose q Fspsaoton
Bee dGnature and 6sae ask tthe Greek vurd h~aA
ing this savsrttseaent) Upon the sbels and uyapp
each bottis, without which nose b genuine.
Circular gfstia-
d. n. ANDER9 Co,
Physicians and Chemists,
may2AAwen No. ~ broadway, NV Yosk-
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By reaesrsyAl Msv Isnx, june g.
Mossy sssirs - IN q ! = 3 r~sA
steriiae HxcAange qaist q II ~ euid
Gold oeeise - nruae. opeaing . 2le12sO and
clesing q 2toa25l.
1ov0nn<nt etocks dan and lowe -
Ba8ss1 coupons 01@fIi1< - -
SO Coupons l0l@10IX.
$50 TrV5ury Notsn Octobeg and Apr1L 10aoleot<
HtDcks& Dal. &
% I1S1E "a clss RI lis,<: y APD ss,1
pa 90 G esip l3o II Csst seL Hac Nj -
O Ia, EEie hes CHA 1915 H11sua ls9 Har-
lem ~ 1sedins lSes laR II 9 ~ Toledo lSs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

Foa BuaIneros, KsI1naBuse, NV
6osrsH, MuscArrHE, ROCK IsLAnp A.
DAvnPosr.-The steamer City Il
As'shs0arg, Capt. Chs. Norrisos, viii
lssvs Fofs Madison slis morning o. -
arrival Of the oars FROM Ksokuk, 49,,
eonnect'on with the railroads ior III s g
above !. points, and 1t Davssport vith d,ily
line Of stesnen for Dubuque. mi.
leaves Ksokuk ct Ills.
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PnoDUCE, PRovlsloHs, Re.
essssslsa n GAlus1D 90, Psse.ssDaaas.

Rten-SopAlns, y % = Dbl; aprin8 RITA 3 q.
HalR Extra - 70 q 60 nspo ~
WasAf-eprise, q = tel ~ Hnn, I - = buaA.
Gas MnAi-oa - = 100 ~
DaAE-whsak, q IL Carr, - = 100 ~
Conn-Neu - "a % = busAsl.
1U-l - bash-
Oxa6y>-oos = hnsh.
Ql8mI Arr1ns-e 06oQ -.
E11n10nD-oo09Sc.
nvfrl comnOa. lee Chsiss, ~.
! Qnsa.ses eoos Is.
lAaD-l15fnlsc.
0u0uIDx1e-1Oc = h.
SEDM-l3c = D.
MAns-lAc : hs susar Csrsa u, ~.
Wum 49, Onnos % 0se& q 5toQ - Rsin>
IA1xQw-e5fn
!, al.r-I!.ssay, - eaeases sals4 ~ - Prairie
ms ~ Mint. les 1lysu6ss4, IL; e.ss.s. -
sses 0se0 !; grsea ehsY fsle, = - teoa
= essne-zsnothy. - - HlAx - - s1 - nmonia1
- Co.'S. :. !. !. z, !. : : 90.
- s 5. -: = -. -. 9. s -
- -: 3 IL; 49, Z: : - $3.50
sf, 3 "a -
Atsfst = +fFss@ 81 E'ft s2$*E
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TRAGIC AND CoMIcAL.-Wasn't much
OF either trsnspired yesterday. Gay and
festive damssl arrestsd On the lsves the
night previous by officer Bartlett, ~ dis.
porting hssself in masculine ger. Sill
in thssAhboose, Of somewhere: hssn't
been TIED.
Onss Baldwin, brought before Leech,
). r, for getting drunk and committing
other extrsvsgances. Fined % 90 and
costs.
Anolher spirited immortal, nsme IN
ksosn, ARRESTED last evening for dAportisg
himself in . diserderly manner upon the
levee. Tbat-was al.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

The river d falling Ths weather yesterday op-
presSively varm-the hottest Of the The tAs
momstsr ?. n Indicated go In the shade n ~
evening We had . nne shower.
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1--WE didn't sec Il. Brought up
inte'pcaitios commsndisgi visw' 81 ths
field, too late. We sawr several isdi-
viduals, masculine and feminine, looking
in the direction where il had been. We
commenced looking too. They told 10
We had missed it. Missed whsti Why
missed seeing the extraordinary wbirlvind
nssr the foot Of Main street. yesterday
motnieg. II rose in uniform and sym.
metrical column toa perpendiculsr hight
OF some three hundred feet and remained
stationary for several minutes. The strssl
supervisor said it tore up the stones from
the streets. but he evidently didn't in.
tend for u to believe him, and We didn't
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Ew OPENINGl
NEW onxEA1Es
SUGAR And IOLlssB HOUSE
Ill ~, 1T. Hlia ; BIs1dssl,

ABOKuke 10 "A.
Thavs facilities fbr buyinx ga sAyetne v4cA IN -
ehls me to ell Dug~ and Molaases q 6s lowest Gu
PficeA and vii b. IN receipt Of good fonNev Oe3n1
- y Aec6 eacA ws, s. sach qsan1tim . uI 9 =
qalfed 20 supply III ffsds. =
ina issuaA 0A Iasiuiaaa sser b. ~ ma q -.
\ o. assr b - md o. Barr.l;
rIaatasisa Aalae~ ~ ths bsnsi, haaf&azrsa ~ IL
.sYiy - = ~ ss,lovsps srssslssas. 4. -.
known nsIehas nsaaesy, o. Loais, q ~ ene1eifvs
Golden Syrup In bbh, kalfbasteb en1 10 11l1o1
nsecnas syrnS nsaanss II bsis, halfbarsh 81 u
ssiass sus1s rs~ssrss s.sr. crssAsa s.r.r.
3tsa 49,, nsAssa white 9, fun.sl ehass n =.
/ - = - hsss. aasies~ ssu.ss., o..
! r.. .arissly -. Rrsss snl i. Nv.
srl-e1n JOHN g. GCeRm.
i AS. B. CUNNINGHAM,
city EAg6Aeer.
sskzp - srssid1sss iE9u1es ~
s1-ona - - - jsas-1se
GxQR AQ1 e&LE,. ,sg.s. -
Wd0Dn9 ORLRDRATnDRRAPII
~. = j
HxE
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WI 7 HOUT A RIV ALL
And justly deserves the reputation Il has 80 long eucy.d
In Central America aud the lest Indies. In


And It's attendant train Of symptoms il like
charm thnn medicine There ID nothing in the whsI
range Of the Aatera Medcs that for moment lear
compar1ssa With II in this disease
ni eneo9ne Of tft wonderful plant may be found In
the 18th sdacn Of United States Dspensafory pa
ges f3H nd 1855
sertes cf experiments in which DR. Bull hss been
yeafa eDeAgsd has just been brought
Mir1cat md he h row enabled to offer 20 the public
combination OF CEDR0N with other approved tonics the
whole preserved in the best q,asty of copper Distilled
Bourbon whisky, which be confident has 10 equal in
the world
lie have long since learned to estimate such thinrs a
their value The safest plan every one 10 test
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PORT OF KEOKUK.
DoAm IgAyING-M.DAY.
Warsaw, Maiin, y. Louis.
Eagle, bishop, Warsaw4
4nnruAraw~onrrnAx

ARRIVALS YKSrRRDAY.
warsaw, Malin, d. Louis.
Hawkeye State, Mason, et. Louis.
EAgia. Bishop. War0v.
DEPARTURES YHSfHxDAY.
Lucy Dertrnm, Brolasii, St. Louis
Hawkeys State, Mason, s. Louis.
Turtle, -, st. Louis
EAgie. HiAhup. KsfRN.
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PLASTERING HAIR - l5O Bees
= e ahs " kHLLOGa lIRaK
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= no As0k00h nm u MOST IN W0TN0nr WtHa
esvsry - she 1Sah Century.
No mans nane 10 ntrns&ely connected With the
history u the MAtera AsscA Of the United States or
0fe avorahiy known raoseer In nsdicaa discovery
than that of
Dr. JeAn Bali, ~ Louisville, Ny,
His ininisaAle psepssat5on q esrs.pariIa has long
mood At tbs bead Of the various corapounds Of that
able drug.
His Conpossd Of Wild Cherry hss become hds,ehold
word throughout the West and South.
His Worm Lo1enges In lees than a year ate their in
roducfseu attained reputation Widespread as the
continent Of North America
But ths cxownns glory Of his life remains to be at
tanned in bis tsst discovery rather combination for
he does not eisan to have been the dscoverero Of
q \ u n q NJ,
Which the haais Of the bitters offered to the pub
nc Inst honor belongs the native Inhabitants Gem
trai America to whom ss virtues have been known for
more than two hundred yesrr Armed With it the In
dian bids defiance 20 the most deadly malaria and han
belief with them thai while there breath In the BODY
the Ceron h Peerut to cure matter what he diseae
may be.
While DR.. Bull 10 prepared TO endorse this ~xtrsvs-
CANT pretension, he is nevertheless from thor
ough examination Of the evidence relating TO it, virtues
that remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either 10 changes weather aud Climate
or ~ the miaanatic influences, il stands
, 1864-05-23
--latest from BaniRs' E:xpeda-
tion-The Gunboats
Relieved.
THE BHDfAH BUTCHERGES
RESuMED In MIN.
NESCTA.
:ihe Pirate Florida On the Track
Of New York and Liverpool
Merchantmen.
General Candy Investigating the
Observation-Disclosures
Fire at NatcheZ.


OFFICIAL BHLEETKN.
WASHINGTON, April 21-o.Qo. p. N.
Gen. DIX:
forces fonnd in Rome good deal Of provisions
and seye1 fne iron works and machinery. We
have securcd two good bridges and an excellent
ford acsces the Etowah River. The cars arc now
running 10 Kingston with stores, and two days
wou1d be given TO replenish and fit up:
Il dispatch just received from Gen. Banks, dated
ut Alexandrs the 9Th Of May, states that the dan
will be completed tomorrow, May 9th, and the
gpnboats relieved. He would then move iu,nedI-
ately for the mississippi.
Gen. Candy was at the mouth Of Red River, Hay
14th, collecting forces to esslst Bauka II necessary
Dispatches from Gen. Butler, dated at 10 O'Clock
lat night report thai tc had been fighting all day,
We have captured the rebel Gen. Walker, Of the
Texas troops. {sigreo) EN-. sEAS7os.
WAeu1xoros, May a1-A dispatch from the
Headquarters Of the Army Of the Potomac dated
Today, says: Nothing Of importance occurred
yGete1Gay.
The wounded from the fight Of Thnre6ay attc.-
noon were scat to Fredericksburg dnring tho day.
The loss was much HEAVIER than at first supposed,
nbcnt 1,too, oyer 100 Of whom were sent to Wasa-
inston. a largo numbcr Of wounded rebels were
brought Into Cur hospitals AID csred for, some Of
whom Afterwards died.
Tie relel loEs is estimated at 1,e00 in killed and
wocnded, tssides about 40 pslsonetr, who were
tent to Washington last night.
Sixty citizens Of Fredericksburg hare been ar.
Yn+tef sri viii ha sent to WashfEptpn TODAY. ia
be held a. hostages for the sixty Of oar scu1ded
ncn taken b thGm aud conveyed to Richmond.
Rebel prisoners condnueto be brought In. Abozt
twauty-1tve were captured last evening. They give
glowing accounts Of the rebel commissasist, and
sey that Gen. Leo feels certain Of d1al victory.
, 1864-05-23

left, one euntoat was coming over the Fails, and It
Was currently believed Ill would get over. He
knew nothing more.
have Information nom a reliab!o source that
the dam has teen completed, and we may soon ex-
pect to hear that MI the fron-c1ads nre over.
The Navy Department has also received a com.
uunication from the United States bark Ethan Al
Lon, blocladink OF Mur1ett's Inlet, 8. C., re-
porting the destruction Of valuable salt works,
information being given them by consrabands Of
the location Of the works, which were at place
called Cane Patch, tNelve miles from tho lnies-
Upon reaching the wcrks, an armed crew was ssns
ashore, Who rncceeded in destroying them and
burning the buildings.
Extensive arrangements Ind bcen male for
extending the works to double their size.
A communication has also been received rom
the Pawneo. which says that m expedition "aa
sent up The st. Johns River, Florida, Under con-
n,and Of Gen. Btzney, aud had been very sue
ceesful. They did not, however, meet the enemy,
who are supposed to hare crossed at Fort Yates, to
the east eide Of the St. Johns.
One thousand head Of cattle, some horsea and
other valuable property were captured Tho e1pe-
ditiou hsd not returned to Jacksonville at Last
ad,ieez, but was expected soon to do 80 by WAY Of
St, Augustine.