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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21
TheGoId Market.

NEW YORK, Dec 20.-Gold opened
strong under announcement Of another
draft. At 1890 Q % WAS bid, but 1t sub
seqnently declined steadily untilit touch;
cd 2 20t, this afternoon. i,g 1rj,5.,- I r, =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21
THE UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRINGER ! |!
Great Family EcOnOmiser.:

i acquired world. wide reputation as being
the most popular and complete of all household
utensils. No expense is withheld to make Il
perfect The frame is of hard wood, thoroughly
seasoned. The iron is Tnalleabls, Of the best
quality. and galvanized. The rolls are large. of
solid rubber and very elastic; and being cast in
The Universal Clothes Wringer' will work
four times as fast as can be done by hand, with
one-fourth the labor, and much drier, and
wrings anything, from q silk glove TO Dutch
blanket; is simple, strong and durable, and will
not get out Of repair. ANY servant win use il
with safety to the machine and with great saving
of wear to the clothes. II Is readily and firmly
secured to the tubs Of any thickness and can be
instantly detached and SET aside Sold by
ID. g. MDONAL
novise iee Main street, Whsslinx.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
G.. L. ZANE g. CO.,
pORTRRs AND DEALER

i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors, Manufacturers Of Pure Catawba Wines,
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sts.,
Wheeling. Va, keep constantly on hand Brandies,
Cordials choice Old Rye and Bourbon whiskiss.
sep0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21
Card Photographs'

Our Catalogue now embraces over - y
diferent subjects TO which additions
tinually being mads) Of Poftraits of
Americans. &C., Wis about
100 Major Generals, $50 Ststssms1
900 Brig. Generals, i3o. .Divines,
295 Colonels, i25.Authora
100 Lieut.. -Colonels, t0Artists,
$50 Other Oficers, i25 StAee,
Is Navy Omcerp, 50 Prom'nt
80 Prominent Foreign PortrsitaI
5000 COPIES OF WORKS OF An
Including reproductions Of the most es(
Engraving, Paintings, Statues, &c. ca
sent on receipt Of stamp. An order
Dozen Pictures from our Cstalogus Win
on the receipt Of d, ~, and sspt by nail.
Photographers and others srdsfing eco|
d. viii please remit twenty. FIVE per cent
amount with their order.
E.G H. 7. ANTHONY Z
uan,fdctursrs Of photographic xassv(
sol BROADWAY, EEW !
" The prices and quality Of our ees
not fail TO satisfy. De-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21
From Canada.

MONTREAL, Dee -20-It is reported
that a number of the raiders who went
east have been arrested A proclamation
has been issued offering a reward for their
apprehension. -
There is much excitement In reference
to the order calling out the militia. A
large number have volunteered There
are reports of an intended outrage by the
Fenians. s-.. ....,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21
FROM THE SOUTH.
Reported Repulse at Kinston
From Southwestern Virginia.

Fight Near Kinsieu, n. C.-rReported
RePnIse Of the Federals.
From the Richmond Sentinel Dec ls
The following dispatch was sent to
General Holmes, at Raleigh:
lsvig loiiFKiNsToN, n. c., Dec. l2.
Having bssn reinforced, left the
breastworks at daylight to find the enemy.
discovered him in considerable force on
the NsaseEroad; two miles from the town
He showed two pieces of artillery, and
fivehundred or six hundred infantry
After brisk engagement of thirty min
ptes hs,was driven across the southwest
bridge, destroying il behind him. Our cav
airy and infantry are stiil pressing them.
jSignedl j. B. STARR,
Lieutenaht- Colonel Commanding
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21
GENERAL THOMAS.
The Pursuit of the Enemy.
Interesting Rebel Accounts.
S,ooo PRissners and Rssr ALajer Gen
erls Capsafed-64 ef Heed's Gans 1,
Our Hand. ;fT . 49, Et9Etf

0,ooo PRiseners and Rear N1ajer Gen.
erls CapsareG--64 sf Heed's Gans In
Our Hands. Il . s3sA IttEtF
tPrsss Dispstch.l
NEW YoRK, Dee. o0.-The Times spe-
cial from Washington Of the 18th, says
Thomas 10 pursuing the enemy to Duck
river We have nearly all Hoods artil-
lery. All the rivers are high, and the
bridges In front Of Hood are destroyed.
We have captured 5000 prisoners, inclu-
ding 5000 wounded ct Franklin, and four
Major Generals. Hood had IS guns, "a
of which we now have. The enemy's
killed and wounded are about the same
as ours. They will not reach $500.
Forrest gave Murfreesboro another trial
ON the 18th, and was repulsed by Ros-
seau and Milroy. The rebel Gen. john
ston says their loss at the battle of Frank
lin, was 5000, while ours was 900.
Stoneman has whipped Breckinridge in
East Tennessee, near the Virginia line,
killing, wounding and capturing a large
number, and taking most of his artillery.
Gen Ed. McCOok is in Kentucky, and he
cannot escape Murfreesboro, Bridge.
port, Stevenson, Chattanooga and Knox
vile, are all right
Hood Crossing Duck River-The Rebel
Army DemOralized-The Telegraph
Working 10 Spring Hill.
Press Dispatch.]
NASHVILLE, Dec. 20 ,
To the associated Press:
Officers of General Rosseau's staff, just
from the headquarters ofGeneral Thomas
arrived last night. Our forces were then
at Spring Hill Hoods army, or the rem,
nant of it, was at Duck River, which he
was crossing as fast as possible. All ou1
wounded were left at Franklin; also all
rebels severely wounded, including Gen.
eral Quarles, of Tennessee, formerly su,
pervisor of banks in the States. iester,
day morning, General Hatch captured
three guns from the rebel cavalry force
at Spring Hill Our total capture of ar
tillery from Hood amounts to 6l pieces,
The loss of Forrest in his attack on
Murfreesboro on Thursday last is estima'
ted at 5000 killed and wounded.
The rebel army, from all accounts, has
become utterly demoralized and unable
to make a stand, with scarcely any artil-
lery.
The telegraph is working to Spring
Hill. Trains will run to Franklin this
morning,
Gen. Schofield was in Columbia yes
terday morning.
Our total wounded in the battles OF
Thursday and Friday, will reach but few
over 1900.
River is rising rapidly with is feet OF
water OH the shoals
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21

OF these We have an immense assortmssi
ding War Scenes, American and Forsif
and Landscapes, Groups, Statusry, 10,
so, Revolving Stereoscopes, for public q
exhibition. Our Catalogue will be sent
address on receipt Of stamp.
PH0TOGRAHIC ALBUM
We were the 6rst 10 introduce thess
United States, and We manufacture
quantities in great variety, ranging In pf
81 cents TO 80 each. Our ALBUMS 4
reputation Of being superior In beauty
rability TO any Others. Thsy win 81
mail. FREE, on receipt Of prics.
vEns AIbums made 10 erdw.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21

Which they Offer w the trade at lowest
prices. Country merchants and Others
Il to their advantage 10 call and exami|
purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid 10 ordera.
which, we guarantee so6sfacsion both
and quality.
The highest market price paid fer
Beeswax, Flaxseed. &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28

Tnb SnA leWa - REssi1sns kanssaa'
Whereas, the Prssidest having com
plinsnssd the services Of the vstsran pol.
dies By tssdsring thsm q 1ncse1led
beunty, which. has eecufed TT services
- another term of9nIt Dsut, 4 dsvelvss
IRON = 10 return The ompli1kent 81 10
snisg the following r q 1lamatjsp. tosNit :
I We, the vs6sAn ~ lsu d %. 9, 2nd
Iowa Infantry, il Semp, do hereby pro-
claim and make known o Abraham Lin
coin, -Rssaidsat Of the United StAtas, that
ii case he will re-snlist ~ veteran Pres
ident fos ths iern Of four years, or during
the var, hs shajl b entitled to . sixty
days furlough, with free transportation
70 and from his home in Illinois; also, he
will be entitled to q bounty of twenty:
Eve thousand dollars and suit Of veteran
uniform-bounty and uniform to be drawn
upon being mustered into service on the
4th Of March, 1c65. And further: In
case the Office is not filed by volunteer
ing, We order draft to be made upon the
SURFACES Of the people on the second
Tuesday in November next, to enforce
the call and fill up the quota.
VETERANS OF Co. G,
4F ed Iowa Inf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28


John Bright probably has a bette,
knovladge of affairs and nfen In the United
States than any other Enplishmap A
London correspondent Of the Cinc;cn.,;
Gazette writes - : ~
1 had the pleasure of lons eo,vo...
tion With John Bright, the other a., -,
holds the most uhslterable faith ~ ~
near approach Of the end Of the ,.ba,,; s"e
He is also very warm in bis desire ~ M
Lincols's reelection - thinks Il vonI,
produce grand effect in England An ~
convincing the people of the solid mn.
pose Of the American people, and Quoted
the words of distinguished friend d
Sonthrons, member of the House 81
Commons, that such reelection would be
the heaviest blow that the North could
Inlet on the South. Tie does not care
much for the CRITICISMS ons Mr.. Linoolo :
slowness, though be admits that change
of Cabinet should BE- demanded : -, ~
rest, hesays, "Mr. Lincoln is liLe . ..;ss-
In large eatiug-house where all the bell.
are ringing at once: be cannot Sc, " them
!, It once. and % some grunblers aue to
b sxess1ed.s :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28

TBE REBELLION AND ITS HESs.-No
private property was molested or injured
at Canton, Miss, the inhabitants never
having fred upon our troops. Beyond
the depletion of few unguarded hen
roosts very little depreciation was CON-
mitted. Ore rampant female secesh dis
covered vile Yankee surreplifiously
purloniug a pair of fat chickens. Terri
bly, iueensed at this wanton robbery and
gross violation of the rights of personal
property, she made bold onslaught, bu.
all her expostulations failed to convince
the demoralized and hungry "mud-sill''
that he was SHINING, for he replied -
MADAM this accursed rebellion must
be crushed, If it takes every chicken in
Mississippi" The door was slammed to
with violence. and the enraged feminine
retired, disguised with Yankee habits,
to mourn over the loss Of her plump pair
of chickens.- Account of Sherman g
Expedition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28

A court mevtial is nov engaged in try
ing Admiral Wilkes, at Washington. II
is composed of Admirals Gregory, String
ham, Pauldine and Goldsborough Com
modores HofF, Maretcn AND fhstchsr, and
Capt. j. L. Worden. The very serious
charges preferred by Secretary Welles,
are in substance as follows:
let. Disobedience Of the lawful orders
of his superior officer in taking possession
of the Vanderbilt and making her the
flag ship of the West Indian squadron,
without the permission OF the Secretary
of the Navy, and while she was under or
ders to pursue the Alabama through the
Gulf, West India, South America and the
Indian waters, or wherever she could be
found, and report directly to the Navy
| Department. Also, in taking possession
of the steamehip Oneida and r K. Cny-
Ter, which belonged to Farragut's squad
ron. and failing to return them even after
positive orders from the Navy Depart
ment.
I'd. Decentralization of conduct and
negligence or carelessness in obeying or
ders under which be was sent to the West
Indies to pursue the Florida and Ala.
bama. particularly in making useless
cruises in the Vanderbilt, and in falling
to carry out orders, and for detachment
on furlough Of inferior officers.
3. Disrespect and disrespectful lam
gusge to his superior officers in sending
impertineLt letters to the Secretary Of The
Navy.
4. Disobedience of the general order
prohibiting the unauthorized publication
of official papers, by printing such letters
in newspapers
5. Conduct unbecoming an officer, in
refusing to fill up blank form sent to all
officers, with his age; in falling to ex-
plain the publication Of his letters, aud
in throwing unwarsntable imputation on
the officers of the navy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28

The New York Independent is no,
pleased with the election of Hahn as ,;ov
OF Louisiana. 1t processes to doub, his
loyalty-whieh We suppose to be but an
other way Of expressing the opinion that
he is not sufficiently radical 10 his views,
Whatever may be Hahn's private opin.
ions-or whatever may have been his
position, ne run upon free State plat.
form and represents in his success The
triumph OF that idea.. 1t occurs to us.
that such progress 10 an extreme Southern
State like Louisiana, ought to be satisfac
tory, and to reasonable men. we think II
will. More might have been grasped at
with strong probability of losing the good
certainly within our attainment. To our
view the progress in Louisiana is highly
encouraging.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28

R Brigadier- General Pile, in the
late Methodist Convention at Jefferson
City, said:
81 have been separated from the regu.
lar work of the ministry near two years,
but | have the consolation to know I
have done something for the cause of God
and humanity. have enlisted for the
United States Government seven thou
sand colored men in this State; and thus
given freedom to over twenty thousand
persons ! hope ere long to lay down
the sword and again take up the trumpst
OF the gospel and proclaim pardon to all
who have rebelled against the govern
ment Of our Crestor.' a ~ Altt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28

The London correspondent Ct the New
York Tribune says:
Tt was written of old that JeAurun
waxed fat and Kicked Jefferson Pres
ident Of the Coofederstes) klcksd and pov
waxes. In other words. Madame Tus-
sand has added him aoaher wax figures.
He stands comfortably near Mcclellan.
who wsxed here as he waxed in America,
and was the last addition but one TO her
wonderful gallery-that one being Hunt,
the murderer Of his wife aud children in
the cab, Madame. Tussaud has artists
hard at work on the five pirates of the
Flowsry Land who we're hung on the 22d
ultimo. So. M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28


be~ sones, February 10, 1854. ]
II IL hereby certified thai the 3eh day Of January
1864 statement hled la this Office showing the
condition Of the LoRILLARn FIRE INSURANCE CO. 10
Gated st NE~ York, IN ia. STATE 1T NEw YORK on the
LIST day Of January A. d. lisa In accordance with q prosi-
sion OF AIT Il the General Assembly II the State
Iowa entitled An Act in relation Insurance Csmpa-
niss. approved January 18th 1857, and amends
tory thereto approved February esh 1853 and Act in
relation t. Ls insufans Companies approved March II,
lss- tAt SAID sissessea shows that said Company Is
p'~ss-ssd a the requisite "a capital. aid invested
required bv iae
Authority Therefore given r. the above named Com
psns fhtr appropriate business II Insurance
Ia this State in sec~yb with the is~s thereof until
the sIss dss 81 isnnay l. p. Tisossaad Eight Hun
drssi AMI ssxsy-As~.
II is also certified. That II. r. TES-EYcK. Esq,
~ ksakEs. has been aas spJont@d w said Company
their lawful Agent End Attorney FIR the County u Ike.
with fail power ~ take slsks % Insurance therein and
srknoHtede sfrvsc % frs~.. provided ny lay, u,ca
his fng With the rf,f q The District II and fs aid
Caslry eftiA a;is Il Tire Gle in this
Ut-e n fnrthrce st<d thss The sffAehed il trns
and eorreet copy II The said ssxsrnrnf.
- In Testimony Whereof, 1 have
lasrs asrtp my hand anil affixed
sls @szsi al afsee the dan ami enr
first sfsgvr written
,. " eATTELL, ludsor If State.
feb 2s-2w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28

STATE OF NEW At'kk. CeuErr or NEx Ye4x. .. x,
CAsifsLs Soxscon- President and JeHs c. NILS Soc
Rotary of the Lorfard Fire 1nsrrance Company New
York, bsHx srseTnis and aly daIdse and ard
each for himself suys that the foregoing full and
correct statement ~ fhe sairs n the add Corporation
and that tes The above named ofcerS thereof: and
that Ir. n the capital earnings II raid company
has been Deposited In State Territory as security
fur Losses therein. CARLISLE NORWOOD, Prr~st.
JOHN C. MILLS. Secretary.
Subscribed arr s. before by th~ sbpse named
CARLISLE NORWOOD President and JoHs c. MiiS secre-
tery, this 18th day 81 January. A. D. lss4
L. ~ THOS. L. TH0RNELL
Commissioner f1r Iowa in New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28
KEOKUKs


Thu Board of Directors Of the Western
Union Line, met At their rooms il this
city Yesterday, to confer with F. McDow-
ell Collins. Esq, on the subject Of per
fecting European connection Of the line
through the British and Russian Posses
sions 10 North America. Asia and Europe.
This gentleman has Just returned from
Europe, after having obtained from those
Governments exclusive grants for the
erection and operation of telegraph lines
through the countries in their possession,
Tor thirty years. Mr.. Collins has been in
town for a day or two, and was present At
the meeting Of telegraph directors. He
submitted proposition to-the Board,
turning over to them the valuable grants
in ais possession, which, after brief con-
sideration, was accepted by them with
unapimity, thus substituting the company
in his stead in bis contract with the for
eign Governments named.
The Western Union are already in con-
nection With California and Oregon. The
distance between the mouth Of the Co.
lumbia river and ST.. Petersburg, in Rus
sia, is not far from 100 degrees or about
1000 English miles, as measured on a
lobe, and following the variations which
the route must necessarily make from a
right line, the length between Dregen
ard the Russian capital cannot fall short
o. 5000 miles. Twelve hundred miles
Of the distance will be through British
America, nine hundred through the
American Territory to Bhering's Straiss,
and six thousand miles thence to London,
thus spanning over third ofthe earth's
circumference. ---------~-----
The American line will connect with
the Russian line on the AMOR River,
which forms the boundary between the
Chinese Empire and Siberia, and emp.ies
into the sea of Okhotsk, to the eastward.
Large portions of the line have already
been surveyed. and its practicabili,y de-
termined, and the enterprise will be
pushed forward with all the vigor and dis
patch which have characterized the ope-
ratious of the Western Telegraph Union.
Mr.. Collins will give the company the
benefit OF his valuable services in the en-
terprise.
After the action of the Directors was
made public yesterday afternoon, West
ern Union Telegraph stock took a Jump
upward from l7st to 900 Rochester
Express, March II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28
M A MED
CAVALRY HORSES

WASHINGTON cIrr March II. 1sss
me @ e sns w in open r,~aet - ,r
nos es IMAM es ni each, all perfectly soun1 hors
thirty ~ days, presented Captain T. II ssas neaI
a.; a NM, '. e 8 keod Iowa ~ ss
none but srid apiaas nssd h. oered; "a 81 81 y saa
err risk. and expense until accepted Y
fsymsAt Nf the horses will be made at this ofsce N
nepeoR~ voocherr u Captain 6hephsrd. a q n -
-. Jams 4. IHW
oeWaogw ~ o. - CT r. CO..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28

go Acre OF land for sale conaid cradle portion c
vhbeh Is under eutvar ~ the esafysl pft OF Lee
County. and within thirty minutes By Railroad from
keokuk- This isnds admi ably lifted for sheen OF
stock far will be cold II low price. An 90
perusfty. such N rwsy occurs, Is hsre offered lot
natiea most dssirabie ihvsssmsat Title P~rfsct.
Enquire Of II. h. TES-RYCK,
keokuk. Nov le Rel Estste Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28


..,.s
e. :, ,s,..,. NJ - - -, a., 90, AZ
-. -, fs ~. - si,r ~, IL, -
~ ri $. ,,,.,,.. = - - .se,a't,, ~.
~ IA 49,, -. i, 80 s;ia ,sos
=, Ata 'spoa'' n "'stta - ie1a e~t2F.@@
sArtrh %ttss n~t' > 'f- th'at "ise sssi IN
-, = = - : -, ~ -. =. -. is"'V' ."
slsatses sasne - securities held q collateral.
80. :, isfv1 w
'',ss.s e.sse@ '''A - ~" i'Asis "''N, inAf. - III
NJ, 1sa+1 ~
- sa.', ~, -, an '-.'-'...'- S.se
csss :; bsns 4, ,,. s,sl II s.,,r.s -, %
NS1s ~ '.1 - ~ sA'& - e'Af>h "a trans
mn n'a .esAs,. $500. 5000 %
DIS - ., .. ~ PREMIUMS IN ''s"a hsAs
cs. premiums ss' aaaost en- paisi- -.a.i 's' :
~ -.-.''-..'.'--'''.'.' i'ss 10
500, 6e4 cs
iiaaifTtks
sn,ann, :. 49, - = -, So "a ~ i, 50. u'1l& Nns
si,u...,su go NJ,
An,emnt If ia~-.,s rep.r,ed ,n which i. -. "
ia, b.s ts.er $3.50 = A1 r.
49,, - :, ,, -. - -. !. :. - None.
rr,r,,,ssn - ''''"'' y" ~ 'he 800 -
as,a,sr r. dssid.,,. ,,..risrs6 "a a.. - ss' W
ssrnsif '' s'' ''e anu ses "a
, :. A.. 4, ID. =. - -. !. =. :. a. ~ ."
As, s, INV, hsi'aas sthef sarh OF sefip. DE-
ss aos W. aae None
so. = -, ~, s g. 1890. None
rN ny, $. - '''@' es7''ns ea'hs against
-
'"s"' "' i'7' e''''as ana 'tsnfhs'~S.. s9lAac 70
but viii a. a general RUE exreei Slaooo
The company has general rule the amount a.
lowed 10 be insured in any CITY, town. village or block
lis sssefns7i ia this matter In each by the gene
raj character u buildings width Of streets facilities for
putting ont nr-s- tc
An atterted Of the Charter Act Of Incorporation
has already been filed.
srs1n or NV York.
City and County Of New York, =
ALBERT W sss, President pro tem and yneEsr Talrok
Secretary Of the Arctic Fire Insurance Co. being sere
rally and duty sworn. depse and say and each for him
sell says that the foregoing Is true, full and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28
u. y. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
esea.a street
CTATEMENr or The CONDITION
~ or TIE
Lss.(Hsrd lSse xsessssssucs ~
~ Mac Fork,

On the 1st day Of January A. D. 1884 made ~ - Al
ditr Of the State Of Iowa. pursuant TO the stAtusD
aaid State:
l. The mama 81 thsconpaay = ~ L0saard 1ars Anssr
rance Company.
The amount ofis capifal stoek e5oo 90 "
IN anoant Of fscaS1tsf stock r6td ~ Me- bOoog y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28

Iotaa shi is~e-. claims sisd liabilities. tn 4iS rs
The greatest amount insured in any risk sfaooo
but viii not a general rule exreei xlaooo.
The company has general rule the amount a.
lowed 10 be insured in any CITY, town. village or block
iiis s"sefni in this matter each case by the gene
raj character u buildings width Of streets facilities
putting ont fires, 6c.
An attestsd copy Of the Charter Act Of Incorporation
has already been filed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28

J. q. VOORHEES,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-04
RHEUMATISM = Go

ro.Tn lc1.-.", IrMBA.o, GoUT, NEURALGIA.
\ it, NE. GROUP, INFLUENZA, soRE I'll DAT,
QllN2Y, IprIiERIA, lIOA ZEN 81. BEONCHl-
It's, STIFF JOINTS. ENl AEGED TENIWNS HEAD
ACHE, (Sick or Ncrvoua) ASTHMA, or HARD
BREATHING.
II is truly marvellous how quick RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF tho Sufferers of these mlatee. Tho
poor, crippled AMI pain trio ken Rheumatic has not
TO wait days before change tac place, but In few
minutes derives ease aud comfort
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-04

tn" secondary indication Of RAILWAYS READY RE,
LF Is to euro the patient of the disease tlady tina,
occasions the pain this II accompiishcs rapidly and
radically So smV is the patient ransf rned from
pain, mi cry weakness and decrcpitc to the delight.
full enjoyment Of health and strength taa p,cn,s FIRE.
qHcny ascrne It's aismanic power to III, supern7,u.
raj influence Of cnchaatmeut s~--~-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-04
FEVER AND AGUE.

with CInls and Fcvcr, ii Nd positive Autd and
euro in Eadway's Ready R"cr ct two tea .pos. full
q the Ready Relief, Ia wine glass OF WATER be taken
on getting OFT nf be in tho morning, and however OK
posed 70 malaria you vii escape