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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

COUNTY CoNyENrios.-The .Conyen-
ton at Charleston, September Sd, nouli-
mated D. I'll. LIE Suer. for clerk, and j
w. Frow, for Recorder.
Dir LIE Suer is well known as the
former popular and efficient Deputy Clerk,
aud has always received tie highest com
neniations of the Court aud members of
the bar. He is familiar with the duties
of the Office, ard will make faithful and
accommodating clerk. A better nomina-
tiop could not have been made.
Mr.. Fruw, the present Deputy Recor-
der, formerly a citizen OF West Point, is
ngentleman OF great private worth, and OF
unquestioned official integrity he is ca
pabls and faithful; and judging from the
prompt and skiilful manner in which he
has discharged his duties as assistant 10
the office during the last year. We arc sure
that no more acceptable name could have
been presented for the suffrsges of the
Loyal masses of old Lee at the next cleo
tom Piaindealer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

STEAMBOAT ExPLossoN.-The Du.
buque Herald says: "One of those ter
rible accidents occurred this week up the
river tbst sends a shudder through the
community, and mates widows and or
phans to be dependent upon the Geld cha
rites of the world The steamer Mrs.
Par'iugton, light draught.. tow boat, be-
longing to the Northwestern Pac ket Co.,
burst her boiler last Wednesday evening,
three miles above La Crosse, blowing the
boat into thousand pieces, killing one
man instantly aud wounding nearly eyerv
person employed on her. She had lust run
aground on q sand bar, and while the men
were pushing her off the accident oceur.
ed, with report that sounded ike a
"A FOUNDER, shaking buildings for miles
around
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

thrifty class of farmers sottled abou. Ola.
rnda. Ciarinds Is but little cursed with
Copperheadism; most of iis merchauta,
business men and farmers are true Union
hence. enlightened, possessing liberal
public spirit; and such policy as such
men would inaugurate has made Ciarinda
| Iowa.
Judge Grant, Of Davenport, has bsea
nominated BY the Cops. for Judge of that
Judicial District. The Register thinks
that il there were no Union men in that
District, the Judge would be very hard
man to beat, bat as il is, he won't carry a
county.
The West Union Pioneer. published
N Fayette county, has gone up. 1t has
died. Copperhead. bitterly aud intense
ly while living, now tia. i. is defunc.
no well-disposed person will weep ON ac-
count thereof.
The Register says that John B. Mil
Ter, Of the firm OF Manning 4 Miller, came
down to his store in les d Dimes, Thurs
day evening. OF horseback. He hi:ched
his horse-a splendid animal--in front Of
the store. Upon returning for bis nag in
about five minutes after he left it, he found
that it had been stolen. Neither horse
nor thief have yet been heard from.
TEnRIBLx Row.-OsE MAN KILLEp!-
OTHERS WoUarxD!-On FRIDAY evening,
about 10 o'clock, dispute between sew
eral men occurred in tae Union saloon,
just east of Avenue Bridge. John ".
barber, the principal actor la the disturb
ance, drew knife and successiyeiy
stabbed Ezekiel Holcomb, blacksmith
by the name of Thomas Pickering, and
another man whose name We have Lo; as
certain Hoicomb was badly cut up in
the bJdy and hand, but 1t is believed he
will recover Pickering ~as sta bbel re-
peatedly in the body. and died of his
wousds yesterday morning. We learn
hat he leaves family. Toe third man
vas not dangerously wounded
Two or three weeks ago Barber came to
this place from Missouri. He giorIed in
calling himself Border RaMan, aad it
seems he deserved the designation. The
dispute which brought on the collision
had no reference T., po!iticai matters. In.
medisicly after the ai:cay WIS over. Bar
Der LETT tosn aud las rot ye; been arrest
ed. The Mayor oiers reward of 3iUO
for the apprehension Of tic murdsTeI.-l
The personal desert plion 81 Barber Is as
follows:
Medium size, black haic, somewhat bald,
heavy black mousiacAc. stsher s;oor-
dsEn-cast look. and ABOUT IS
years Of age Das Noines Register
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
IOWA ITEMS

The Muscatine Journal saws that the
handsomest donation ret made to the Iowa
Central Sanitary Fair is q 7.octave rose
wood piano, which cost $500. /. is dona-
ted b. the Hquor.dealers OF Muscatine.
FscIr.-We We're shown to-day half
dozen spples from the orchard Of Mr.. A.
H. Sylvester. which we would like to
"throw in the teeth" Of some Of our croak.
ing farmers Who have lived here Score
of years without planting an orchard all
the time ayerring that e fruit cannot be
raised in Iowa" The largest of the apples
measured III inches rouad. aud wei he'd
10 ounces. aud the others we're not auch
smaller.-lCouncii Blutfa Noupareii.
Our WEsr.-Bro. Goiliday. of The Sid
ney (Fremoot county Union. has been
making short trip 10 bis corner OF the
world, aud makes notes. OF H. We make
some extracts:
During the past week We made flying
Eip through the eastern part OF our coun-
ty, Page and Taylor and must confess
that FreEon, Is decidedly superior 10 any
Of them. Bedford. tbs county seat Of
Taylor county, il a very fair town. Dur
ing the past season they have erected a
substantial county building Of stone.-
They have also y school house and a
church, besides the usual s.ccompaniments
Of stores, shops, etc. M
In this county nearly all the streams
are dried up, and The we "a are giving out.
Cattle suffer good deal fer want OF good
water. Grain is OF poor quality, though
rather better, We are told, than in some
co anties east. Crops-corn and wheat
are rather light. In some one or two To-
calities. however, the wheat crop has yield
ed Is bushels 10 the acre.
'Hsvfcyville, Page county. is pleasant
:urA village, With neat res idcuces and
handsome shade trees, nestled on the east
Of the Nodaway. There is hero chhrch,
school. .house and Touring mill, though the
latter is Of small benefit NJ \ present. as /,
runs BY water. and the river is too low .te
| permit much grinding. .-7s-
ClAIiDda, the county scat Of Pas.
county. is very thriving. & o-ahead town
Fnere are here threa chu rches, with
fourth under contract to be built this fall
an excellent school hsilding ng-,hoagh ~
learn that i is hardly hrgs enough 20 ac
conmodatc oil the pupils, and that II i
designed - snlsrge shS. .bsildink ]: and als
n fns uoolsa faclesR 4
\ Thrs = alse = iatelligeat, readiaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

r@-Speaker Collax, in recent speech
in Peru. It'd. gave the following as The
reason why Vsllandigham was not arrest
ed when ne returoed from banishment:
When Mr. ya!lsn ligham returned, il
was very natural that the frs, place he
went to should be Democratic conven-
ton, He thought Mr. Lincoln would ar
rest him. Mr.. Lincoln knew that at that
time there was secret organization in
the Northwest, the details of which lie
may not have been familiar with; bu, he
knew the intention was to make Valan-
dighsm's arrest pretext for lighting the
torch of civil var ali over the Northwest.
Anxious to preserve the peace at your
own homes. Mr. Lincoln passed over the
return Of Fallsndighsn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

EE-Gcn. Mcclellan is holiing on to bis
Msjsr Geueralship with the splendid sal
airy thereto annexed, for the purpose, no
doubt, of eking out Belmont's electioneer-
ing fund, which causes pretty heavy
drain on the R0thschilds' agent in New
York. in consequence of the high price
of whisky at the Five Points. where Gov
ernor Seymour's ''friends" most do con-
gregate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
Brilliant Bayenot Charge IN
trenchmeuts Carried.
Nsw York San, II


Now York, Sept. 13.
The Worlds special says OF Hancock's
brilliant movement Friday night last.
when the rebel picket line with entreuch.
ments was carried. that our line in front
vas rather Irregular, and il was deter
mined to straighten up by taking that
held by the rebels. The coveted position
lay at the foot OF hill, on the crest of
which is strong rebel fort, waking the
attack one OF great hazard; besides L was
of value to the ensny, inasnuch as it
afforded survey of . goodiy stretch of
bur works toward either flank. So at g
a. m. the 9th Pensylyaaia. cO,h Indiana
and I'd U. 8. sharpshocters, all under
zen. Detrobiard, started 4 ,iselessly from
their position, and wih bayono,s fixed. !.
moved quickly toward the rebel position.
The rebels were asleep and our troops
we're into their rifle pits ere they knew it.
Ih the confusiop iwo or three shots we're
flied aud that was all. Some artillery
cred from the hill, but did no damage.
Our troops instantly went to work, turning
the entrenchments to their own advan-
tsgs.
About 3 o'clock force OF rebels xere
heard sppfoaching, wAeFeupon vigoross
fire Of nnsketry and srtillsTv Wa opes ca
on them and they retired. They declared
however. they wonld come back again
and retake the works, which by the tins
this reaches you will be greatly strength.
cned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
Fert Sumter Sinking.

Now York, Sept. IS.
The Trlbune's Washington special says
Col. Dsns, l45d Penn. regiment, who has
just returned from under FIRE at Charles
ton. reports he was assured by parties
Who bad been out to Fort Srmter that il
was rapidly settling, and in a very short
time, it was believed, water wonld enter
the lower tier Of embrazares, 1t i. fac.
we'll known TO our.enginesrs tha, this for
tifcation was erected upon quite a thin
point Of sand, vhich strata Of saad rested
upon soft PUPPY moss of debris.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

eS- Old Ben Wade is going TO stump
Pcnnsylyania for Lincoln and johnson 10
spite Of the the Wade and Winter Davis
protest. Ben Wade and Anna Dicken-
son have already announced themselves
tor Lincoln, and Fremont will soon DO the
same. The union of patriots for the sake
o. Union, is the motto of all true men,
and women too, these days
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

New York. Sept. Is.
The Herald's special says the Union
signal station at Dutch tap was bonn
barded BY the rebels Friday even ing
Inc Union batteries replied with vigor.
The ofhcer at the station, Lieus ensu,
Amesden, remained a. his pos. during the
contest.
Ths damage to rs actually amounted
to nothing, while with The enemy 1t was
quite different.
Alter the cessation OF firing their earth
works bore unmistakable evidence of hard
ussge aud men were busily engaged until
dark repairing damages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

hereby certify that have had rsss fsr Is wears
aEa fo- t.s last tree rse. @ able -4si
Es pa!AF ur 4aytha els tlrrnf fii-
der the n TG-HsrE Of thrpe e-r.rzt AZ Tc be
d re little good then tfit~l eaaBgy psTcisn
nntfi eoA,Incs thatI wo.lli SllB1 At Dr. Cos
then stepped in tcs sGsi pu. ysef un6rr bis .rs
E-st. Iu aizoat f0lrr yysss ago, ax,s able
10 read hn@ print -n1 write Ie rs I Lif. IT
ewes are clear o. ta5=1atiD. ard am u,irss ug my
taers I'll s3fasy recommend hiss to
f,e world master Of f,a. disease GA have rer-
the aauye by applying prominent citixe
krptlt-ilm F.AAki.iN i.AhMA1. lCsslf.-I.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
The Thsssand Baiilisu Lear.
Especial 10 Hcrald.l

Washington, Sept. l2.
No decision has yet been arrived at il
regard 70 the proposition for thousand
million loan made by European espf ftalists,
ana u may BE- heid under adrisend den; till
the sense Of Congress is taken upon it.
Although Without any apparent cause
= number o. bids oifsred for the thirty
one m'''ion loan contaiced the request, if
not accepted. they should be applied to
the 1906.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

E The Old end New School Church
es OF the South have united. So. when
the Union is restored, We shall have the
Old and New School Churches of the
North and the United Presbyterian
Church of the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

R- Major Jack Downing is satisfed
that there is no chance for successful
campaign for the Democratic party in any
portion OF the Union at the present high
prices of "rot gut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

Eg The Printers of Chicago are in
great fury against the proprietor of the
Times for dischargins his printers and
employing women in their stead. The
Aforesaid printers might spite the editor
OF the Times BY enlisting in the Army Of
the Union
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
rrensns Backs out.

To-day's Tribane's Washington special
says Information deemed Trustworthy i
received to the effect that Gen. Fremont
has placed bis letter OF withdrawal 10 u .
hands Of his friends, who will make il
Psbiic at the proper time, and that before
long. ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
Thief arrested,
Cincinnati, Sept. ]

Cinclnaati, Sept. IS.
The package containing fifteen thou
sand dollars, stolen from a stage coacl be-
tween Portland and GaiIipolis few days
since, has been recovered and the rohher
arrested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
Great victory in veruent.

Burlington, Vt. Sept. r.
The returns from Ill towns are re.
ceived, which foot np as follows: Smith
26,3i9, Redwood 1881; Smiths mai.
1888. Returns from ESQ towns show
the election Of 23. Union and 20 Demo-
cratic Representatives
The Senate is unanimously Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

~ The Nashville Dispatch says Brig.
Gen. Miller. commander Of that post, has
erderei that all copies of the Freeman :
.ou nal and OF the metropolitan Record
ie burned in front of the depots where
they we're found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
Kebel Works Stormed and
Captured.
More Peace Negotiation
with Sanders.
RUMoRED WITHDRAWAL
OF FREMONT.


Fort Monroe, Sept. la.
The stesmer Fawn, running between
Norfolk and North Carolina, was captured
yesterday on Dismal Swamp Canal BY q
party Of rebel raiders. The crew and
passengers we're held as prisoners and the
steamer was burned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
R A. J. Bowyer, a convicted que,

~ A. J. Bowyer, convicted guer.
rila, was hung at st. Joseph by military
authority, the other day. Tho McClel-
lanites would have compromised with
this "gentlemsn" and given him his
rights, but the cruel A BOLTON Admin
istrstion. in utter contempt of the Chi
csgo platform and its mild hammered can
didate, caused our southern brother to
stretch hemp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
STATE MILITIA.
AnlrrAxr GrvrsAl.s orrrr.

ApJrrsxT GryTGu's orrrr,
ntvryPcHr, rDwA. Aug -, fs6. !
Yon arc authorized by this Department ogsnriss
III. ta OF Lee county into Icmrau.es et uot less than
Efr sAer more than cxe hsrGrra ard r7e men.
Yvu ~ssi notify your ritixefn in tine public
CT ycnr ~ iieFiiy bsanze Companies. aid urge
them s3gn t.srar-uy rcil~ At orce. 4
The proper naser p4rsoa4 hasins been enrolled in
eny Company, &aeetog viii DE held sfter I've dye
pabJir notice fer the siaacn Of officers. een.reny
roll ard certihcat- election r ;en be retrrned 10
this once.
Your attention called to Sections II and II Chap
ter 81 Laws General Assembly, requiring every
csslxsn liable II per2r military caty to enT him
A. member of some Company, and intsng fine of
not sess dollar more than hundred eo
lars fr t.e wul neglect Of this Aaiy THIS fine rHy
reeo+ered before any civil Court, nrn the itformA>
tioR of TIE Captain Of Company sf any citizen.
N L. BAKER,
ass &Gt Adntsnt Grnerai ~ fowa.
Col J. A Wat, y ". Hiatt b. 8 Merriam, keckuk
J. c. walker, Fort Madison; r. Sempie, Dover.
The Chsr@s sf tie above Committee l. ready 70 or
eaaze all coxalues that kay be enrolled ding 10
law md the attention az ~cris sts4stct 70 military
duty called 10 <ks penalty l,s noS-en relinens
Z ! A. WALL.
sentf.f,.f' Cf,airran of the Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
Afw ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
DR.. l.. n. COWTEGE

Having recently located in ia. u fsrEiisgfon
licts the patronage of cti.ers AMI rnut4x- lie
processes To give full Satsiscuru tie d affected
With csHeer, Ey, lesfess Waite swelling serrf-
rAa, Plies. all sts-s ef Lxser Itsass, I:-1Iehtis
PataAs4e srd AL Other dsrss sut
jci IL In all their pcatri and Csxsung
scAea ffs errrrse at yse-f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
Peace. Peace!

New York. Sept, Is.
The Richmond Eoquirsr of the Sth has
harKed editorial in which it looks for
peace, lasting and permanent peace in
saihoun's doctrine, that the E kecu,ive
department OF the Federal Government
should be reposed in two parts instead OF
one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

remember as the editor Of the Democratic
organ in this city some years ago, and
since rebel army correspondent, recent
ly made HE escape FROM the military pris.
on in CiLcinpati where he had been held
in "duranec vile" by this "Abolision
Government for many months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

Ssefsss Greeley aAa Peses Negotiations
New York, Sept. 13.
The Washington Union of the 10th,
learns that Horace Greeley has again en-.
tered into correspondence with Sanders,
assuring him that Commissioners will be
quickly sent, if desired by Messrs. Clay
and Holcomb, to Richmond to negotiate
Tor peace without conditions precedent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

The line was blown down near Fort
Madison, and no dispatches were received
last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
Fifteen Thensand Rsbsis at ths Mouth
efRea River.

Az oflcsv By the dispstch boat, which
arrived at Cairo yesterday, reports that
AZ, ,2Ve rebels are esexmpsd q The nosth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14

ingtoa.
Major Gen. Dodge was in Chicago,
sYon Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
\ '''''., s'''' Machine:


IL entirely noiselAes.
a rArgsTED pEv1cz prevents fss being turned back
ward
The PATENTED ,.xrrtx eanBot be -. wrong
The rarEsrEp HfnsER and yiIzR and gsarpER cannot
be set wrong.
II runs faster than an V other
l. will never drop . stitch
IL II the only practical Machine which ALL use
1t does.the finest ard n@eteSt work know. ard
all varieties of family sewing in the most prci
No ether machine takes the .sT~ IcoP Srffca-s
liz cannni be ad;ustsd q get out of order.
II uses the -Rn7Ariys uocK
Whatever the merits of csh.r rnachfnes no dspsr
eaeni TO the Wilcox Gibbs Is WORTH family
double that Of any other ever offered the public
The Gold Mccall at the American lnstitat. ssd
kirst Premiums NJ sts.s Fara end at the meetings
Of Mechanical and Scientific Societies all the world
" Is rev the Crest Leading Family Sewing Ma
ehi1e eti over tho Hcri6.
L. CORNELL 4 co,
13S Lake St. Chicago, Ill.
General Agents for the Horth-wsrtern states.
MRS. H. c. MARTIN. Agent,
At Hammers Music Store, Main St. bet. 4th- ani sh,
Keoknk. sept1AIim
EOR SALE-A small House. With
stone basement and upper story Of brick three
sepn3-d II. r.. TeN-eyCK. Agt
COS REWARDS! POCKEr-BO0k
eDAeJ L0sT-L.,s; on SATURDAY. at or near the cor
Of Main street and Lssee. In this city, afskin
pccket-cuk containing note given by Oliver sis I,
easnuel NJ Spencer for Se0 and snpt 81 In none vail
eraesbark- win give the hnlsx SIS reward if left
"Dsity Gafs CITY 0fes.r Keoknk
septic-2t WV. WALTON, Hannibal. No.
NTANTED-Two or three good work
w men At the sash and Blind husine-s 10 whom X
highest wages viii hc paid Apply at the cufner d
johnson and sth streets. s. ca s CARTER
tepiSdiw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-14
DROPOSALS FOR MILK.

r 9. GEyEnaL HosrgyAL,f
KrokFK, August 26, ls6l.
fY-,. - ,,-nish rak 10 the u. s. tAef al Hospi-
- ~ ~, nv far the ter of eight months,
~. 80. rsth is64 will be receyed until Sept. lsth
-, ,sr Guarantees will b. required that tue Mix
IN T.. 5veef pur- and uuaiiu.ed on delivery. 1bs
,errsi will be ftni fftv " ssyenty-iivr gaE
- ,r DAY. hut bids viii be considered for any guar-
i, .,ra efr gallons daily upward TO the fail
'' NIX. TAYLOR.
a,o20sitd Surgeon u s Vols. in charge.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
rErx11 NJ a NH GOD.
"a NJ How lost. How restored

just published, a new edition Of DR.. Cul-
verwells Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure without medicine} OF sPERNA
ToRRHmA or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses IMPorENcy, Mental and Phys
zeal Imcapacity, Impediments to Marriage
ETC.: also, CONSUMPTION, EPiLEP5Y and FRS.
induced by self indulgence or sexual extrav
agance.
nas.Price, in a scaled envelope, only 6
cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of self abuse may be raj cally
cured without the dangerous use of inter
nal medicine or the application of the knife
pointing out mode Of cure, at once sim
pie, certain and ctfectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
NAV be- may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically.
BEsy" This Lecture should be IN the hands
Of every youth and every man in the Land.
Sentunder zeal, or in plain envelope, to
any address, post paid on receipt Of six cents,
or two post stamps. Address the pubithers
CHASE. G KLINE y CO.,
12YBowerv New York, Post Office
box 1886.
v5n44y1
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
Weakness or DEBILITY Induced 5J
Over Easfaue

viii soon disappear by the use Of these IN
valuable Pills and the Soldier viii 1n,rRiy
acquire additional strength. Never let tic
Bowels he either confined or unauiy acted mp
on 1t r'ay seem s,ran.e, that Holloway $
Pills should be recommended fer Dysentery
md Flux, many rersous surprising that they
would increase the relaxation This is a
great mistake for these Pills will correct the
liver and stomach, ana thus remove AL the
acrid humors from the system. This meii-
cine will give tene and vigor to the whole Or
ganic system, however derangea, white
health and strength follow as matter 0.
course. Nothing will stop the relaxation Q
the Bowels so sure as this famous medicine
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

All who have Friends and ke1adrcs in the
Army or Navy should fe especial care tia
thty be amply supplied with these tills and
Ointment; and whrre the brave Sol!iers
an Sailors have neglected TO provide them.
selves With them, no better present can be
sent them NY their Friends. They have been
Pre- vod to be the Soldiers never-fai ing friends
in The hour 81 need.
Coughs s. Colds affecting Troops
viii be speedily relieved and efectual'n
cured by using these admirable medicines.
and by paying proper attention 10 the tiree-
thor g which arc attached to each Pot or Box.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

For Weakness arising from Exec ses, hah-
its Of Dissipation. Early lndiscrction of
Abuse, attended with the following symp-
toms
Indisposiiion TO Exertion, Loss of Power
Loss Of Memory Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
u orror Of Disease, Wakefuness,
Dimness OF Vision, Pain in the Back.
Universal lassitude Of the Muscular Syste I,
Hot Hands. Flushing of the Bodf
Dryncss Of the Skin, Ernpiions on the Face
Paid Counteuancc.
These symptoms, if allowed to 60 on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow
/~potency, fatnty, Elatepic Fits.
IN one Of which The Patient may expire.
no can say that they arc not frequently
followed by these "Diref,l Diseases
MNSANlTY AND CONSUMPTI
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffer
ing,
tut NONE WILL coSFRss TIE RECORDS OF TIE
1.sASE fsYLUws.
md Melancholy Geafhs IN Consumption hear am
pie witness to the Truth Of the assertion
The Constitution once affected nth Organ,c
Wtahn.ss requires the aid of Medicine to
strengthen an | lnvisorate the System.
rhieh ELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU in
rariahiy docs.
4 Trial viii convince the mtstSkeptical: