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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
.vassossal Lssdoss Ticket.
FOR vIcE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
THE TRUE GERMAN SENTIMENT.

THE TRUE GERMAN sESSIMENT.
We publish, this morning. the greater
portion Of the speech delivered At the
German celebration of the Fourth of July
by Edmund Jaeger. The speech gives
earnest and clear expression to the very
general sentiment amongst the Germans
in favor Of universal liberty; and, as one
of the early advocates of its principles in
this vicinity, we take great pleasure in
indorsing these sentiments Of Mr.. Jeager
in all their length and breadth. So far as
the slavery question goes, our radicalism
dates as far back and has been as thorough
and continues as consistent and practical
as that Of any man in the German audi
ence who listened 10 the address of Mr..
Jaeger And, we are rejoiced to learn
that the plot, eoncocted ON that occasion
to sweep the German element into the
meshes Of the rouslng eloquence OF
the Coppsrhead party, BY means Of
the noted Copperhead speakers surep-
titiously drafted for the occasion
utterly failed. The Germans. as all other
true Union men, know that slavery was
the cause OF this rebellion, and continues
TO be its life.spring and they know that
the war for the Union can end only when
slavery is utterly overthrown and extir-
pated with the rebellion. Hence, there
can be no sympathy of feeling or unity Of
action between the radicals and the cop
perheads who favor peace and the per-
petuation of slavery.
The present Administration has doubt
less committed some blunders and fallen
into some grave errors, but the President
and the party who support him are fully
and earnestly committed to the policy of
emancipation. and have manifested the
best possible disposition to correct former
errors. The platform of the party adopt
ed at Baltimore is thoroughly radical and
the President cordially endorses it. Tn.
der oar policy, slavery has been abolished
in the District OF Columbia, the Fugitive
Slave Law has been repealed, and the
convention, Congress and the President al
committed to an amendment of the Con.
stitution of the United States prohibiting
slavery forever, throughout the length
and breadth of the Union. Shall radi
calls turn their backs on a party and al
Administration which has accomplished
80 much and which is pledged for uni
versal freedom, and embrace the dogma
of the pro-slavery peace plotting party o
the country, whose representatives il
Congress voted against all these an,i-sla
very measures, and whose speakers am
presses cease not to deuounce them
Will the Germans Of Lee county lend
helping hand, directly or indirectly, Z
the Copperhead leaders who concocte,
a contemplate plot TO :" gobble them up
under false coiors at the junction on thi
Anniversary of American independence
We think not They could not do
without repudiating all the cherishe
sentiments in favor Of freedom ilnbibe
in the Fatherland, apd in the mainter
ance of which they have won for then
selves proud name as the friends an
champions of liberty in their adopte
country. aee
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The Rebel Raid. |

New York, July Z.
The Worlds Washington spe0ial says !:
Notwithstanding the wild reports it is
learned the rebels burned ouly one impor-
tsnt bridge west of Harpsr1s Ferry at
Paterson Creek. 5t
Governor Curtin telegraphfd 10000
rebels had crossed at Pom. of Rocks. i
TheStar sys Hpaser joined Sigel and
will make shart work of the raid.
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From Cairo ana Delsv.

ast fea s0airo, July B..
The steamers Empress and. Lsvisthsn
No. 80, and City of AItou, from Memphis
yesterday, have arrived
No news Of Importance.
Sseamsrs from New Orleans report al
quiet along the river.
A moderate anount Of cotton i offered
at New Orleans. Thirty bales we're sold
the day preYaous .. 900 for good-or
dinsfy 1 45@l 4et. = : - = -
Nothing dons saa groceries. sas4ae
Active iaquiry fos ait kinds of Western
prodsce and provisions, holders sakin(
higher rates. "a
Flou, % 00{Gsg so for ordinary t
good extra. Y se-s' II -
Memphis Gotten market dull and price
nominal. A-
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Philadelphia, July Z.
The Philadciphis Psess, this morning,
says, the President will Immediately call
fcr 3Oo, Goo mea. G6 .@F1 II
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Bangor. Mel July z.
A portion Of the State Guatd left this
forenoon to garrison Fort McClara~-
Among The privalss was vic& President
Hamlin.
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re The venerable y csiah Quincy; u
Massachusetts,, died on last Friday At HE
residenee in Rsiabridee, cagsd s2 ysars1
and six months. 'sss2 90 ~ - x-s3'-'
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agent for Leading Eastern Insurance
com pABies,

And will eject Insurance on Life Fire and Inland Nayi
CATION RIsks oa favorable terms.
OTFa-E-On Jd street rok uk one dor south nf tls
State Bank juIys4diy
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DIED:

July 7th. sf o'ei'tek A. =. JrIIa SusASxA, infant
daughter "f Charles and Barbara srhuz aged months
and dsy..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

- Some fanny fellows IL iiaNdw0k-
leans the other day armed aeushjDn nth
: masked battery = f.sprigl, piap. .issa ~
duced . young man to sit dokn -Ud h,
kpScpise hiuWbiA he 5rilA - piad, "a
|k4ea. his seas,.... For thias plaJfsf sad
.amnaipg set. tba .ehiel II s>kes sconspi
sofs paid go. the othsrsse1ops | 1Aa
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i'iniVict July y.
The City 10 fsilsof russoss. The fol.
|Io1ing, believed to be correct intelligence
from Mary land Heights and The region
beyond, wsrrrets the belief that the rebel
force now on this side Of tire Potomac
and on the Virginia eide ID Dos less than
$4,000
gAdvices frpn Sandy Hook to 10 this
morning say skirmishing was going on
back OF the Heights, but the number Of
rebels there is small
/ Rebels can be seen toward Sharpsburg
driving of cattle and horses and plumber
the fafmersin the valley No large foros
is visible
\ aAdvices from Green Castle, Pa, this
morning, say tho rebels occupy Hagers-
ssown. but with what force il Rot known.
in Aiddlssewa yesterday the
rsbelss spluadersd the people Of their
/ horses and other property fssks vi
The rairoad is still unobstructed as
far as Sandy Hook, opposite Harper's
Ii Is believed there was only small
/ rebel. force on lhe Virginia shore oppssits
I Point Of. Kocks.
L. ts.a sss,s.8 Tyiu LATER.
Rebels 1T Harper's Perry have de
j stroJed all the railroad property and the
Y ttlcgrsphf fhnd ticket Office. Also burned
large quantity Of forage. syrgri
1 New York, JAY 7.
The general officers and commapdsn.
!of city regiments Of militia met At 0eeers
'lBanford's headq uarters this :. M, vhs
J {ia,sss .expsstsd orders to naschi would ,
: promulgated. but Gen. SAdfoTd said !
& could not proceed fprther. until rsceigiR
: additional instructions from Washington
4 sAne.hsrs 1 ssesisg Z. .vi!' b. ht1 .o-,no
Recruiting hy. the Hp3ervfsorss Gnu
!. I',aitiee i bsisk today. The class Of ,ae
n s6tlistia = sabdsy ~ tvsta sf form
NJ OMs0@s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

nov forSsis, whsai sSSth xsheir well-e.rned
hnaosl md taisay; their Aousss snaA xami.
lies are u Stake. saesA HAD g
4 CS8ncdl % aaasassa Bill ErfYtz, -
y ~ Secy of the Com monvsslsh. I
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Fl. Monroe, July 6.

A steamer arrived this morning from
Bermuda Hundred Nothing new from
the front. No battle yet
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ExkCUToR,S SALE.

IL s SztrE on Icw "A. LIE ccrSrr-ss.
In pursuance Of crsier ans license uf the Coanty
Usurt cfssid county the under ene Executor II Tama
Breed=n decessed Will sell at public cutlery for cash
the highest bidder the prrmises the 2eth day Of
July, A. D. as6 bet wecute hours afg O'Clock A. " and
o'clock r. NJ conameIeing at O'clock T. NJ Of Said aay
the following gde-crted Real Estate belonging ts tie Is
tate of said dscedent, to-Fit: sg f4t8-a
The undivided half Of the half % lots one n two
81 aud three tsA in black ferts tfD III cit, r Ke,-
XIX Leeeounty Iowa ABRowN
Ie2o-sw Executor of Talma Brecten deed.
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R- The Democratic party is no more q
pro-slavery party than the Republican
party.-[N. Y. World.
What notorious lie Thu capital in
trade of the Democratic party for .yars
past has been denuDoiations Of Republi-
cans as Aboliiionists.
The Democratic party by its represen-
tatives in Congress only few days age
voted against an amendment of che Con-
stitution prohibiting slavery. While every
Republican 10 Congress voted forte g
And in the case Of the abolition of slavery
in the District of Columbia, the repeal Of
the Fugi.ive Slave Law and every other
movement involving the intcxes,sf oi
slavery, there 10 = similar record. Z :. 4
The Gsrmaps can't be made to believe
these enormous iies Of the Cdpperhead
press or the Copperhsad stump liars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

A law was passed by the last Consteis
prohibiting the coastwise slave trade be-
tween the States Of the Union, and al
lowing negroes 10 testify in cases before
the United States Courts. ss1sssE,
A bill was also passed allowing pen.
sions to the families of colored soldiers
killed In the service II
Also bill to encourage emigration from
foreign countries.
A number Of Congressmen went down
see Gen. Grant after the adjournment. g
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Atm advertisements.
WILLIAM FULTON,
n Il "A Il Il . TT a IT L
AND
Insurance .fgenf.

Real Estate bought and sold commission Special
attention pad 10 Teasing properly. collecting Reufs and
taVing Taxes
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fEHDRSALE--Esst iSalf Of Lot 8, Block
a3S Un - site u hlDndesn stress tslw-un oth
"a n sefy cheap fs eAshs Ynsd like y have an of
II. III Auif " sold xnquife ~
ElaA. gsssas 81 saaaeaA ~ ick
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Il have this day, disposed

af my entire stock OF Boots and Shoes 20 Me-srs
Tyssrsksnap MAfIses wbo wii cvutiuue
heretofore. All Irrscns udebte ~ respectfully
20 settle thsr accounts Ne "a Main ST.
-. @r ~ 4Ef i H. G. HJIFkAMP.
CoPARySERsHp kgrrcE4--We the undessignsd, have
formed partnership under the styts VI HuiskAsf
MaTLEss, and viii continue the Soe business hereto
fore. HUI3kAMP a MAlLESSs
july 1-d1w
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NOTICk.--FAefp artnership heretni.re
~ sItne1Seweea 6&nasri Barkitt and ECox siiel-
In ID tins day drn0t1ed BY utnal Cox ST. ell
fey VIII coAct - 3ebtb 4as the concern and v4y he.
dehfs az The Grna- - SAMUEL BJRhEf1.
cox SHELLY.
have this day June "a Ap scid my entire interest
IN the paftuership property Of Bufketx c. TO Cox
Ghsaleys my for partners For qsnveaiece they are
pr nittrd 10 the old trspDssiiy but ana not
= bs pat under oiaisHtsDnahy any otassif "a
/ knnssadav. 4 "A --3i sANUEL fuREITr.
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DENMANSHIP AND BOOk-kEEP-
MR. WIN. II. PEARSON'S

Glass ~ Penmanship aud Mercantile Bookkeeping win
organiiem sH
u Tuesday, the 5th day sfJuly.
at os2ock in the large in the Central schco
House.6n S'li and Flonhrau streets.
Glasses will be formed in the allow named stndie and
boys young men, and young ladies who with 10 blaiu
Of the principles vi these important
and practical branches or encson viii snd this favor
abie opportunay. sis-k
Terms and hours of study made known at the SCHOOL,
roeTn O. and alter July 18th. At&
Keckuk june y III, lk6i-dlv
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xkEokJk; Towx FKrDAY, F5gi.Y g. laez. @H

speech - Eamuaa Jaeger. Es4., ~
thc German Ce1ebr0eioH on ahe
Foursh..TranAiat from the Gers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

s. Hss salI6 heys. ~ 1ished 81 thsn-
~ - naay bloody 6sl(e 4 Fepatkll6d
ioi nAztial virtues wkis6 HI will ~
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Rebels ut Harper's Perry have de-
stroIed all the railroad property and the
i6lcgrsp 'hnd ticket office. Aho burned
large quantity Of forage, ,ss s-snrl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21
Wotrls.
UNITEDSTATEsHOTEL

.4.r. h@ASh sAhh-hf . NV aA'Ns I|f o. NHf
Directly opposite the Boaton ana Worcester Railroad
j h.' II 'NH DepotJ
UNHE undnrNRned who hasheen connected with the
American House, ia this dity, or oyor nine years,
has lea ed this we'll known and popular Hotel ior
OF years, and pledge him OF 20 his iuendH and
the pukio to use his ath 0st c0ft 20 sustain thc re
utation Of the UNITED bTATKs iiOTEls, rs afiuit-
class house Tie public may rely upQp hndng, A.
thus house, all the appliances and coDfofs OF hfst
class hutelgU lfa $4,000 hfI.t.II FI ha
Price, a. here lolore, Two pollafs per daY .- 5,r
oc3d6m FRANK NJ PRATT.
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Go=partnGrsblp.
OO.pAItrNNRsIIIP.

TyaE undersigned have this day formed co. part
nership under the name and hrm OF BREENE A
NIXON, Tor The purpose VI transactng n WhOlasale
and Retall olothiug aud Merchant Tailoring business,
at the old stand OF W. a. Brsvns, W Mhn street. op
poste the Cour House, where they would ha pleased
To nee the Od friends Of IN house, and many new
ones a. niay favor them sth call
WILLIAM q. BREENH,
ANDREW O, NIXON.
Dayton, February !, lees-leiidSawi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-21

ON the ed day of March, A.D iS64 u petition was
" hled IN tho Of,iGe Ut tho Ulerk of tho Coun OF
Common Pleas Of the county Of Montgomery and the
state Of Ohio, by 10 eph schock, Elizabeth Wykof
Daniel W. Young, and Augustus ufEcheI, which re-
ution IL v pepding IN sold Court the ntBect and
running between lota No ff5 and i7u; also, between
lots No ls3 aud ia In the town of Mamlshurf, IN
said county, running nom Main street 10 southeast
direction uterAecting An alley running north and
SOUTH aud iron thenSe east 10 Canal street, ~ tho
nentterm o. the said anplieatun will BE- madn
I WV It ADAM CLAY,
NAY ", lsel-diWawt Attorney tor Petitioner.
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FoRL. n 5lA..A,.LE hY

WIN wensthon and W W Stewart, Dayton; George L
Beyer, MRmshuTg; atoe slager, Dniohi 4 Ander-
SON CenterWlei EMYers. New Lehanoni n 5aokson,
ChAmbers1urg; u y Bauer, hhrrishurR y u OlNines
JOhnsvie; Arnold Llmbert, south Arlington Jahob
,er, West alttInorsi Rookie 90, German town,
j w Murply, Vandaha; II Nickols, Lihefty; % Resa,
farmsrs1illei HeFefling 4ierry salemiJW w Pyfnont,
williams 4 SWaner, Wesfhaihmorei Parker BRO 4
Oo ParkefsbuTag and by DFugplte and Merchants
gensraly ihronghonttho United states and OanAdas
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NlpholNtGrp.
LEGAL. NOTICE

ON the cd day Of March, AD 1885, petition was
\ filed IN fhs once nf the Clerk Of tho court oi
Common Pleas pf the county Of Aentgomerg aud ths
state 81 ohio by ia 90 Ponius winch petition i now
pending 10 said Court the object aud prayer Of viii b
~ 70 yR'ae the alley between lots No and the hlll
ieugih OF those lote, running east aud vest IN The
town Of BRIDGEPORT IN said county; At the nfxt term
o tho satti Oohu application wifi be made 20 vacate
said lot accordingly .r-. .- ADAM CLAY,
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$40 3glantrO. l,atiil

NHTANTED--Cau1Age wooiwoskmen, BLACK
w anliha amt fAmiers waated in'in ediaiey. The
heat ~ WAgua fpNen, Aupll "a rs..s.rIf NV"
AZ w W wPHILLlPs, Fourth street.
situation as Engineer 90 /. Ia
w uonarl enging, bN y ypung man lately nom
canadai has hAdthree Years eAperepgc; has DO ob
iefuoe 20 g0ing N tie country ku early tngaeeeUt
" sn lclted pleaee ediTeHs NJ q , 1ilee oi this
paper siailng where an inssyisE may b had. N
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CGroCGrles, &c.


E'upA.FFe lrr 7cl n9n'n flri M pAhtES,
EDWARD o'nlilfN a nltOTHER.
WHOLESALE CROGERS
w i-i e-WbARkj}qfas Jraho le Nl9p,o .
urandIes, " Iises, t3thag Ctgars, and trtsh
and scotch " hfshcy, 9hI ni "H
. r. Iae AsUBrAtt&sfs1 ttd' 1ain J
DOW iIic witness and uIduOrs.
... aa t.. kAo, hI0f 7a l'H
Age IS rOrsaie o. p1FcBOurbOn Whisky,
No soi sec6bda,teet, Dhyton, phioii ~,
DIG lchve most telptdtnny 70 aequAint their Gus.
- toners aud The iup immunity enerally, Tint thay
have entered MO- pgrl ner,bip, tm5eri the namn Rhd
styla OF T., O'BRiEk & BR0 ,HHR for tho purposa
Of carrying the whOesaiei grocery, hqiof, cigar
aud toleuco basintas an dayton, Oido al the late
slsnd OF y. O'Bren, No. apl second strect. sttaHi
Hayngii'nple nbans 10 enable uet purchase goods
from the best iuuses IN eNeW Work, 'haltin1or9 AID
Philadelphia, and haying had esn years "a rniioe
in the trade We hold OIL the best Inducements 20 out
Old cuat lnershnd ~ others whofnay be kind enough
10 purchase ltOm ufafr .ii fO lnH0liNHI q FfH.ntf
N 'BklEN late OF the drm of 0'Dren a Poe
Toledo, Dhlb viii devote ils time and hltcniion 10
rleaAc Al those who ma come 90 my At this well-
known hquse, and F.. uBRInN, will treat the rom
nnnu} p tct,u possible, th II ever before. Both vi
~ fee gefy tsaiHl for pas hvora and earne Us ~!
leita siAng3l ynir titure patronage oHUladsw m
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ApVnnrIarNa nATNR.
IN REERLN. IInI

tAN y hhhttNs p 20
Ono auuAro eighty wOrdA, week ,..,,.,,,,,0l 90
Per square, ~ 90
. aR-lerInt for Adyerhseinenie oenupyinn eresia
sIaoa or for longer period than above specified mpd
known at tho Counting Room, ngsAll advertisenet
charred at the ~ rates. unlosa written
nent Ia made previoUn 70 inaertion. 40 All casual I'D
Vertisements rnustbe peid forin adyanoe.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23

led the Rockets. Vessels OF fifteen
feet draft ascend 10 Warwick, three
miles below. A canal has been built
around the falls, above them there is
navigation for 200 miles. The James
River and Kanawha Canal, intended 20
extend to Covington, is completed
tor two hundred miles.
Richmond has very extensive rail-
road communications, beingthetermin.
US of FIVE roads--running to Fredricks-
burg and the Potomac, to West Point
and the York River, Petersburg and
Norfolk, to Danville. Va, to Jacksons
River, by the Central Railroad-and
from these the connections lead al
through the Southern States Opposite
the city are two towns Of Spring Hill
and Manchester.
Richmond was founded in l742, be-
came the capital Of the State Of Virgin
inl777, and in June, 1861, It was made
theseat ofgovernment Of the "Confeder.
ate States Of America" whose Congress.
assembled there on July 90. It's history
since then is only too familiar to the
country. Around the city are various
hills, extending great distance, on the
most important Of which fortifica'lons
were erected in the days Of the Ga to
Richmond cry.
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The City or Richmond.

Richmond, By the last census. had a
populationn Of 5000 souls, but the
great influx Of civil and military officers
and refugees from other parts of the
State has probably raised it to much
higher figure. It is situated at the head
of tide water, at the lower tails of
James River, about $50 miles from its
mouth The city occupies most pic
turesque situation, being built on Rich
mond and Shockoe hills, which are sep
arated BY Shockoe Creek, and surround
ed by beautiful scenery. 1t is regular
ly laid out well built, the streets, which
are lighted with gas, crossing each 9TH
er at right angles.
On Shockoe Hill are the State CAPT.
tol and other public buildings. The
Capitol is an imposing edifce, aud con-
tains in its central hall Houden's Gel
ebrated stature Of Washington. On
the east Of the square is the Governor 5
mansion. jeff Davis residence is a pri-
vate mansion, which was purchased for
him by the rebel Government. The
city has many fire public buildings, six
banks, thirteen newspapers, and TWEEN
three churches. In one Of the three
Presbyterian churches JEFF. Davis, wor
ships.
The falls of James River afford i'm
mense water power, and there are very
extensive factories, including cotton
and tobacco factories, flour mills, rol.
ling mills, forges furnaces, machine
shops, tGc., the latter of which, and
particularly the Tredegar Iron Works,
have been Of Immense service to the
rebels in turning out ordnance and mar.
terial Of war. The annual exports of
Richmond before the rebellion reached
nearly 100000, and its import $780,
600.
But since It had the honor of being
the relel Capital its foreign commerce
has been extinguished. Vessels or gun.
boats drawing ten feet can ascend to
within mile Of the city at place cal
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A KIND WORD FOR "McruER. Des-
pise not thy mother when she is old.
Age may wear and waste a mothers.
beauty, strength, limbs, senses, and e.
tate but her relation as mother is ~.
the sun when it..goes forth in its might.
forit always is in the::meridian, and know
eth no evening. The person may be-
gray headed, but her motherly relation,
is ever in its flourish. Il may be an
rum, yea, winter with . woman, but
with the mother, as mother, it il always.
spring. Alas, how little do We appreci-
ate a mothers tenderness while living
How needless we are in ali her ankle
ties and kindness But when she i~s
dead and gone, when the cares AMI
colJness ofthe world come whitening
to our hearts, when we experience how
hard It is to find true sympathy how
few will befrend us in misfortune
then it is that we think Of the mnAlsr
we have lost.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-23
How 10 Diet Chiidreu.

A prominent physician says: 'rs
my practice have noticed that ts,..s..
children who beco ne i'll AMI die in ,l,.
spring and summer, have fallen victims
to the thoughtlessness Of parents. Nh.
stuff them with roast and tre2r. meat /
season when their stomachs req ,,r. !.
vegetable diet, easily digestcd, sn.s
equally nutricious. have saved In.
lives Of more children BY recommends
ing farinaceous and vegetable food than
! ever did by aos,ng;,Aem with d.sas
grccable medicines"