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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-24

copper 0109atteQ
Bourbon whisky, which he consieas has - sqnl IN
the world p Ns*a-~s - -
He might furnish ,olu@. Of e.ssiae.as. the p.s
lie have long since lssrned 70 esfhAete soch f6n at
their true vaae The safest plan r every tsst
for Ainseif tbs virtues Of new medicine. Give The
CHDRoN BITrHAS
One trial and yoa viii never any Others
his not necs.aary e psbiss long MT u dssass Ss
which the Cedron Bitters are specinc. ~
SteAsGch, Dsscsls, LScer Or
x05a 10 Kdaneus,
In all affections Of the
BRAIN, DEPENDING UPON THE
DERANGRAENT OF THE
STOMACH or BOWLS,
|u0tFa .skf Ana /. st ~
GOVT, RHEUMATISM AND NEU-
RALG1A. rTt-s
# e v e r AND AG UE
It destined supsr,s. ali other rsss II hi sa,,
cures these di6sases, but 1t vrsssses them
vi.s g. fun Of the Msssr. taken .. hour h,sur.
Zach meal wil ooviaas the IN eects of the ma m.
healthy eAs and the person taking Il axaInst
dissase unasr the most trying exposure.
Sold BY Drsagsts q; Grocers Generally.
srDr JOHN BULLS Principal omcs mn s<r.,.
Louisville, Kentucky. set Sc
Sold wholesale ssd rstaa 81 vg
Wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co,
s|s KROKUK, IOWA.
apt1s - 4avan.
|DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES
CLOTHING, CLOTHING!
NEW CLOTHING sroRnl
No. IS Main g.,
Knooarsss Eioek. bssvs.n ssoosd ed rAars s~....,
~ Els 9 M ANN 4 Co.,
s or NEW YoRK, So
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- nov ods< sss iarss't ssssk II
/ A'l'E e czOzMNp ]
'''s s''' n 1':s; 1: I'D -l'.A ~ ~ =
IAieSsss 5000. =, 3 ~-.s..,.sss )
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-24
KIDNEAs aaA nLADDER.
CONSTITUTION wATER

80 ~SYS45N tz3fsg s-5@l9 4A{s$ LIZ
- osea proaouneed by ths Msdisal Faculty, ssA the
DQo1to - - ~ - VDn1offna1ned ~ - 49,
GWIHfE - - xUij1in ~ ~ -, - -
nSt AIAkkAL WArkR. Il 10 from expe-
- H0afwfE0M WATkk has ananatAd,
- 1aeow ~ ies no nan oouoA when single boetle
- kec0Ae0eue 0eeaeeew hSsh ne ~ nedica
se!eee ~ 6le eoaptU has failed 10 relieve,
" AsesAy psBeang - virsuss ~ 0oDStttus30n w.
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oeSw 49, byt1t nset seoeAhc ptaeeit1DnerS %
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Dspssaf rene4ses vhie Ne bsttsx skiifs0 4aAs
- . sv@y neeas to .cccApiish enre 40 - ns
49, q tee peyesesea increases - hts khAuied4e q
- mmeaiee eeeoles ann - prodneea1ass, While
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eA9s Noao eetxen loeal appaeAds6sf TO The tAsoas
N.es9 o. me brain.
hqzs slvAya oeen careful ~ Uoo lnn1uAee II our
esyee1As tAss oee3d pot shoet the dsIicste
seeeey - - escsEs - Daay osin uaninttsss frca
psesons " which Csnstitutsen Water 10 adapted
sbis Or pr0dueaEs cuT., ~ q ssssr wlras s:,~
.sAs BE-. ssouid 2. nsdss so~n The .edieins i
tscss. - - ..H 80 Ns@
0 ~. Oonsnntion water 10 not Ike
~ n 49, 80 = wi. re ere sns tsssss = - nsdi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-24
rrcn the Rev. los H. keunard Pastor Of The iotl
Baptfss Church. -

Or. Jsckson--Dear Sir: have been frequently re-
NpsEteA 70 rcunect NJ naus wth comnsndstions Of
dinerer kinds u medicines but regarding the prsces
out OF my appropriate spAcs hare n al easss
declined bot with clear proof in various Dstances
snd parricnlss0 In ny hng, ~ The usefulness oil
Hoc0And's German Bittevs. depart fur from ny
usnl essfss, y expss0 my sall ecnvfsatoa that, FOR
general debility of the and fos Liver
Gonplaiu4 u 10 sefs aaa valuable PREPARATION In
scme cases may fsli; hnt usually doubt not, it VIII
be vssy benehcsMl 1ese Who sal frcm The above
cause Yours, very respectfully, - rsf.E
~ "a III. kENNAkD,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-24

xesDe An tho Bladder, Calculus. era.
vsis Brick Bust DePeski, Ac., &C.,
Diseeaes axising fN0 huty secsettoD--bu re ooe
ce beinx no itne, and accompanied By sesero pais
and the e<hef paofuss seerettoa-EhtcA viii Be
speedily eoFod ~ ehs 1fAF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18

$500 n IN .~.aagtf /
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18

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| bssa supsroatiea, and tbs yaivlI Law cab.
1 ssaallslls expiadea.. Ip sasA . eoaaisiar
lcf things ha muss and ought h. have Very
- -
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- -
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ssnisatisss q - rsifs, = -
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18
xaH wAa Yoa rsEarseAI rsw "a.

Etx& Wan M0M K0LAaaEAG FWW nm.
Ii Il ssiasns that tho a4niaistrasspa 10
sostsssing The mar sssa tbs visH # ad-
vaaaas ~ pplssieal pa~se. psvisaa sAis
view tie prssfisats refuses 10 sessiss
propossssons Tor peass unless he peapla
Is tho seaEi viii eonseus 70 sgsaaussa
slavery" aopiag thsrehy TO b. safspptssa'
by ihe Abelisleaisss In tbs sossa. Az
another nsaas % perpsraass tbs wa3s ~
releases 70 allies men to sake spai . ~ tssf
the arms Rha wonia earFy u 81 slsb wg
Or ps0snisang 70 bring IL se casss. asaasag
ths lifetime IL the President. We ssars
the popaIariy that ! laaa soala " sne,
shoala gaia battle and for peiisa,sy pnEss
poses he rxfases - phases man ID ssIaa and
who ssuid sanasns - ssspsss ~ sns
sdsnes q sbs soldiers
List Jans sAensE11s csssssr gablisb
ii shs foiNwlsg ssstsnsnss asessly ssow-
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ntisal sonsia - IN u II assks N
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Al rAliaa Il 80 60 tAifty go n 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18

Dmessais EN- sss 1<om The absss lea
Ter what they h4vs - eoasssd ~itA IN tbs
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ri The psssidsiisial slsstjsx Whn tksy
I'M AftSsh - - nsaGals YIN oil i
81 Afx g heelEsgg EsFs s IN
N#y 81 ssls& ss@ ii sst sS ssag5m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
TRuSTER,R SALE

DY virtue aud In pursuance Of . dssd Of trust Ak
ID Oeuted BY George 8. ThOmpson add uifs 70 ths
Of September, 1855, and duly Of rOoOrd Ia tue Ks-
cOrdsr's ONCE OF Ohio county, STATE Of Vet ViF-
giniA, In deed book No Is hOlJ SUI 70 sgeuFO the
the sum Of 1854 70, with int relt thereon from the
9Th day Of SEPTEMBER, 1855, viii on the EdIaD
DAY OF SEP cEMBER, 1854, between tbs hJurs I
O'Clock and O'oIO-k p. n proceed TO sell Al tho
front door Of the Court House OF JhiO oOunty stAts
Of West YlTginA At public a1ction, to the hignsst
and best bidder, the following prOpsrIy, 20 witt
Lots numbered thirty-No. So-And thirty oaa-
No Si-situate In Daniel ZAne's IslAhd addition -
the city OF Wheeling.
Selling as trustee, will sell and convey only sash
oItate - is vest, IN by the deed trust
said bat the title is believed - be anqusstoGAble.
ssESn,S EsE@i q sAi'-o1'A- NO GOOD rruus..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
ERop1 uARPER,s FERRY.
HARpER's FERRY, Friday,
August 10, 1864.

The position of the Army of Western
Virginia is unchanged, except that it is
now nearer Charlestown. The trains are
all arriving in this vicinity, and the
decks are being cleared for action. Per-
haps your readers are somewhat puzzled
at the evident willingness of Gen. Sheri'
dan to retreat, and to the spectator not
conyersant with this section of country,
and to one not posted in the requirements
of military strategy, no doubt the recent
movements of the Army of Western Vir-
ginia appear strange.
The country around tho city of Wins
chester is not at all favorable for a stand
against the enemy; hence the endeavor
of Gen. Sheridan to reach that position
before Early, for the rebel general would
then have no alternative but fight, and
that upon ground ofour own choosing
Back of Winchester stretches out In un-
broken line the towering range OF the
Great North Mountains, and it would be
impossible for defeated army to fall
back in that direction, for the lofty sum-
mits of these grand old piles of granite
would interpose an effectual barrier
against any progress in that direction.
| If our army had succeeded in reaching
the Strasburg and Winchester pike, we
could have prevented Early from pushing
through in that direction, iapd the only
road open for the enemy would have been
that to Martinsburg. What pity our
advance did not succeed in performing
their part of the work. Ers
On the other hand, our position at
Strasburg, along the line of Cedar Greek
was very good one SO long as the force
under Early and. Breckinridge was the
only opponent we had to contend with
The Rebel line obedience, it is true, was
very strong one, but nevertheless oapaN
BILE Of being attacked with every chance
of success. But when the Rebel column
began entering Thoroughfare Gap Il be-
came imperative upon General Sheridan
| to fall back, fer this new element In the
problem changed entirely the scheme oi
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, Weekly intelligence
T0the People Of Vest Virginia, /
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The Love OF Home.

The following noble sentiments were
uttered by Daniel Webster. They are,
indeed, pearls of the rarest value. We
place them here in order that mothers
may read them TO their children:
otis only shallow minded pretenders
who make either distinguished origin .
matter of personal merit, or obscure ori.
gin a matter of personal reproach. A
man who is not ashamed of himself need
not be ashamed SSof his early condition.
1t did happen to me to be born in a log
cabin, raised among the snowdrifts OF
New Hampshire, at aperiod so early that
when the smoke first rose from its rude
chimney and curled over the frozen hills,
there was no similar evidence of white
mans habitation between it and the rivers
of Canada Its remains still exist. i
make it an annual visit carry my chill
dren to it, to teach them the 'hardships
endured by the generation before me.
| love to dwell on the tender recollections,
the kindred ties, the early affections
and the narration of incidents which
mingle with oil l know of this primitive
familyabove. weep 10 think that none
of those who inhabited it are now among
the living; and If ever fail in effectionate
yeneration for him who raised it, and de.
Tended it against savage violence and
destruction, cherished all domestic conn
forts beneath it. roof, and through the
fire and blood of seven years revolutions
arv var. shrunk from no toll, no sacrifice
to serve his country, and to raise his chill
dren to a better condition than his own
NAV my name and the name of my posteri'
ty be 6lOttedout from the memory of man.
|
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operations. The FronlRoyal road comes
in exactly upon our fnk, and partially
uncovers our rear communications, and
it would be almost mdness to attempt
to hold that position 9y longer. -.
We fell back upon Winchester, merely
as a measure of anticipation, and as soon
as our column had beome closed. up, that
place also was .abandoed. The situation
of Berryville is far better, for in addition
to the advantages Of be ground in its inn
mediate vicinity, our rear will be fully
covered, and only gerrillias can do any
damage in that direction Besides this,
we hold the key to tls gaps in the Blue
Ridge, enabling us toprevent any hostile
movement toward Washington. The
only thing to be feard is the movement
of an additional column in the Virginia
Valley, but at presert writing no news of
tho presence of any rebel force in that
direction has yet arrived, and let us hope
that our fears are unounded. yslll
Should our army fall back still further
in this direction, 1t will not be evidence
OF either weakness or want of confidence
on the part of the Commanding General,
for at this point we hold the two leading
lines of communication. -
As regards the probability of light, l
think there is every chance Of a decisive
battle being fought at last, and one a
great deal more decisive and important
in its results than the encounter 80 long
anticipated further up the Valley. 1t is
extremely difficult to make anything like
an accurate estimate of the enemy's for
ces, for like all other rumors in this re-
gion, one has to make allowances for
large additions made by the irrepressible
habit of exaggeration so apparent among
those who ought to know better. Never
theless, it is evident that the present
strength of the rebel army now in this
vicinity is of greater strength than any
previous column since Lee crossed the
river last Summer, during the Gettys-
burg campaign. hope it is not contra
band to tell you that Gen. Sheridan has
received large additions to the force with
which he advanced up the Valley.
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eieat reason, Why man may not testify 70 the bennt
he believes himself to have received hom any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute 70 the beneft of others- g,-..l-
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aeTHaAp RittAr~ pEapA-ed BY DT. = y JaeAsoh- .
this city, bocanse Prejudleed AsAinst them toI
chiefly an alcoholic mixture am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal OF
thfs prejudice by proper tests and fer encourage
tnent TO try them, when suffering nom great and
long CONTINUED debility The use Of three bottles
on fheEe Bitters, II the beginning Of the prssout
Tear Jss followed by evident relief and restoration
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Tpsired Of regulating. thor tnk God and
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JIM VI NBRoWN.
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