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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10

D"A ls rL , Ion 81 A'o' Thousands upon
THOUSANDS OF letters like the following may be seen at
O'' '''''
go have boon 80 tAe arm hospitals for
fourteen mon!hs-speechle.s 81 nearly dead At Alton
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GA FLAUrE"
one young man Who had been .ick and not
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ell, has been cured BY ten bottles Of your 6ttets
EDWARD WoUNALL.
The following 70 from the Manager Of the Union
Home 9ehooi Tor u ,s Chidren OF volunteers
hAfEhEfLH MANsluN FIFTY - EYENrH 0rAEEr,l
New York, Augusta 1865. !
have been given TO some o. our little children suffering
on. ute giIl IN p4reli4t WIN pans III uei headloss
al medica sk had been exhausted has bsen entirely
Bitter day, Her appetite aud strength rapidly in
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10

MmvoEp, orsEco Co, n. Y, May 9th, 1864.
This to certify that have been sick with Caarr la
bronchitis" Tor nine years. Last March was inducedto
try Dr. Oaks treatment which relieved in
used TO congh half the night and raised average
as much as large teaeupfa Of Viicd phlegm my sleep
wa 50 much disturbed, that would awake with burning
fever and Precipitation using the Doctors medicine
one month gained in hesh pounds the end Of
months weighed twenty Ave pounds than in March
previous My Cough len Ia two weeks the night
ceased IN three nights my fever len my appetite
aud eep returned and truly say that have been
we're raised from the dead to newness Of life aud this,
With but months treatment FRANCES Rowland.
JoHN W. SMITH
For references respectfully refer to Dorr Russell Bank
CooperstoWu John Scott Coopert town. Geo II. Worth
in.,on wurhingon Bank, Charles Smith, Otsego Bank
hereby cert ~ 10 the YsrAeity Of the above.
BEsrxr SMITH, Milford.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10
"A THING OF BEAUTY Is AJOY FOREVER
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR REST'OR ER.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10

DR.. II. A. OAKS Dear sr--I feel very grateful to you
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German by BIRTH ~ years " age. have resided In
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am, dear cir, yours very gratefully,
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Catherine street, Utica, october 18th, 1903,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10

From hosFital-the army tnebloody battle Hcld--th
mausIon efthe rich and humble abode Of the poor
rom the Office and the sacred desk On the mountain
op distant valleys and aroH Islands Of the ocean
from every nook and corner Of the civilized word-ia
pournRin the evidence Of the astonishing effects Of
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10
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TIFICA TIES.

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10

ALnANIt August z, 1908.
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Yours, resp ,etiuly,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10

The Plantation Biters make the weak strong The Ian.
guild brilliant and exhausted natures great restorer
They are composed OF the celebrated Cai-aya Bark,
wintergreen sassafras Roots. Herbs &C. all preser ed
in perfectly pure ST. Croix Rum.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10

This the First and only article brought b.iore
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AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
who would thiul OF USING anything 50 dsagrceabls
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10

WI ch will show Itself BY the quantity and color u the
urine add natural consequence long train of diseases
will follow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10
THE LIVER,

And when the liver diseased the bile becomes Impure and
tends to diGarrange tho whole system. This impure bile
passes into
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Ayers Cherry PectOral
FOR THE RAPID CURE on

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The DR. having large and extensive practical experience
treatment Of diseases generally prepared to receive
ia ents Tor medical treatment the most improved prnc
pie their diseases In very superior and salts
factory manner aud Ia the majority Of to far exceed
the sangune expectations Of the patient without
sorting 20 any unpleasant or t0rturiug processes.
DR.. oaks treAs successfully all diseases Of the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-10

The Circulation Of the DAILY REPUBLICAN is 10000
comics OF the WEEKLY, 1900 which is greater than
that Of any other in error journal in the country and
only ,Noeiltd b. a few of the city papers Both In the
number aud high character OF its fub,cribers IL presents
special inducements for oil kinds of general advertising
SAMUEL BOWLES 4 COMPANY,
Publishers, Spfiul field, Mas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

sSecretary Usher it seems resigned
with the un ierstanding that he will not
retire till some time during the month Of
May. In the meantime We understand
from the Cincinnati Gazette that Mr..
Usher is removing the old clerks and FILL
ing up their places with his special
friends. Ii such be the case we trust
that MFR. Harlan will not accept the posi-
tion. lie is in no strait that he need
take The position Of head of Department
which bis predecessor has 'tset UP on
him fer years to come. Indeed We think
Mr. Harlan is makinga personal sacrifice
to accept such position entirely uuen-
cumbered and att best estate He is Sen.
ator now, and would be triumphantly re.
elected for another term of six years next
winter if he just remains where he is
And he would thereby crafty a majority
of the people of Iowa, who are 10th 10
give him up to Gil place in the Execu.
tive Department of the General Govern
meut but would prefer to retain him as
Representative of Iowa in the United
States Senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

ry- la the absence of armed rebels in
his Department to call him to more san
culinary, labors Gen. Pope is devoiing him
self to the snpersedure of military in the
civil administration in Missouri. We
hope that lie may have an early and COM
plete success in his undertaking. Peace
hath its victories no less than war, and
the restoration Of quiet and order in Mis-
souri,, the successful and harmonious
adjustment Of the various and complex
parts Of the civil machinery OF the State
disorganized by the agencies put in ope,
ration by the rebellion, will be victory
which the earnest patriot wall hail gladly
which will be highly creditable to Gen
Pope aud viii furnish q healthy precedent
for other seeded States. Freedom and
loyalty should now be strong enough in
Missouri to protect themselves and estab.
lish firmly their legitimate rule. The
early establishment of the processes oi
peace, will serve early to briHg prosperity,
aud remove from every community iu
all the States the vestiges Of the ravages
Of the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

nM- Heavy robberies have been com.
mittcd in various establishments in Lon
don. The thefts were made at night and
the boildings entered were, as is now the
general practice lighted up. Heavy bur-
glar proof safes were thrown open and
more than one hundred thousand doll ars
in money and other valuables etolen.-
The thefts have excited considerable
attention in New York where the policy
of keeping establishments lighted during
the night as protection against burglars
is generally adopted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

and made such. ! confession Of hi faith !,
his God, his Submission % His will ant
manifested such childlike yielding 10 bi,
guiding hand, - was never before knowr
II our history. Or perhaps in ady other
since the days Of tie good rulers Of Israe
and Judah. Il marks : new err. and i
token for good. It reminds be Of the
remark Of MaDoah's wife "If God had
purPossd to destroy as, He would no,
nave shown Us such things Is These" ."-
we may accept them as evidence that i,
u bis purpose to "be merciful to a,
and bless Us, and Cause His face 10 shine
upon us."
That inaugural is . remarkable docu
meat. Thereis not the slightest trace of
egosism, or of boasting, or of bitternes.
10 u. Upon reading it We might we'll i'm.
sgine that the writer had been sitting At
the feet OF Him who said, "Learn Of me.
Tor | am meek and lowly in heart" and
10 what he Gays Of those whose venom
has been poured out upoa him without
measure, We are reminded Of the PRAYER
OF the Divide Sufferer" "Father. forgive
them. they know not what they do."-
Firm as rock to his purpose, that the
country shall Be restored to lis integrity.
and the Government to its rightfuI an.
'hor'ty, and that slavery shall cease 70
curse and disgraceso our lssd, he stands
ready, with open arms to welcome back 20
duty and allegiance all who come.
10 hear the ruler Of great PISTON. in
such an hour - this, in the nidss Of IN.
mlgbtiest conflict the world e7er saw.
With his feet almost upon the necls Of ii.
pennies. city after city falling before his
''o,0.,oos armies, yet still struggling
n tue .iekeoest, meanest and Sruelest
enemies that ever man vas called to con.
tend with--to hear such ! mar taking !.
Abraham Lincoln talks will astonish the
world. The despots OF Europe, who know
81 no power but brute force, will not be
able . understand it; but good uen ev-
cry where will hail his words as the bar-
oingtr of q better era--of nPehce ON
earth and good will towards men,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

U. S. HosPITAL STEAMER r. c. WooD,l
St. Louis, Mo, March II, 's5.
To the Editor of ftAe gate City;
would respectfully state in reply to
the gross misrepres sntation pub lishej ia
your prper Of March 10th 1885. ia regard
TO the Hospital Steamer r. G. Wood
In the FIRST place, the officers mess pur-
chssss all il consumes.
Second-There have been no Santa
tary Commission stores on the boat for q
Jear.
Third There are no female attendants
whatever op board.
Fourth-I have yet to learn that accord
ing to reg gulations quarters are denied te
officers wives.
Fifth-The bread was the same used
BY the officers, and I have heard of nc
complaint.
Sixth Our comrnissariat is prepared
for at least FIVE hundred beds and GER
tainly could have no difficulty about the
diet Of the few pstients takea to Ksokuk
on the trip spoken Of.
Lastly, the whole 10 aglaring misstate.
ment aud such. - Surgeons frequently
6ad eminaiing from the brains Of those
who have made hospitals constantly theil
homes during the present war-and moi
from true soldiers.
In regard to the remark said to be ut
tered BY certain lady, ! have the honoi
TO state that As that lady resides nal vsrJ
far from Keokuk and Is At present. 4
home. easy communication can bs ha<
upon the subject. 2
Very respectfully
Yosr obsdient servant,
n. w. LANsIne.
Hospital HteNsrd q. 8. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
more About ths Evacuation Of Rich.
mond.
New York. March aq

The Tribune's james River CORES pond.
ent reports great CONSERVATION prevail.
ing in Richmond. They s.y .kst the
city has been for some time in course OF
evacuation in the way Of sending govern
msnt materials, nachipery, DC. to Lynch.
burg and Danville. Sheridan, they also
say, has put stop to this, in q great
measure, BY destroying the Richmond 4
Lynchburg Canal, the main means OF
communication left. The Danville Road
Is almost worn out, with no material or
men to spare to repair it. These men
think Davis, Lee aud other leaders have
lost all hope and already have their eyes
on Mexico as an asylum.
The Tribune's Washington corresp pond
ent says . Senator just from the front
says 1t is General Grants opinion that
Richmond will be evacuated within the
next ten days.
The Sanitary Commissioners are send J.
ing large quantities of stimulants to the
Army Of the Potomac. A number of
surgeons aud nurses left here to-day for
City Point.
The Herald's Washington special says
it 10 known by the Administration that
Stephens, Hunter and Lee are all hopeless
OF the rebellion, aud havc 50 informed
Davis. Lee looks upon the armilg Of
slaves as failure, for the simple reason
that Congress delayed the measure 100
long. and besides the failure to make the
negroes free renders the plan useless.
Presicent Lincoln does not believe there
will be any more serious lighting, but tha,
the rebels will surr ender.
Line down east of Buffalo this even.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

| 1 Sloutly, steadily the Ship Of Stat
breasted the madly towering waves Of Re
bellion during the ierceness Of the storm
Proudly and gloriously our gallant ship
having outrode the tempest, sails on owe
the lately storm tossed biIlows with th,
thunders of the retiring storm cloud still
reverberating in the distance, but bright
sky overhead and sunshine all along it.
onward course. Serenely, hopefully, re.
joicingly, the commander looks back on
the perils escaped and forward on the
bright prospects of security, peace and
prosperity already in full view; and CRATE
fully returns thanks to that God whose
Providence ruled the storm and guided
the Ship. Passengers and crew unite in
heartfelt gratulasions, and with the hon.
age of grateful hearts, tender the highest
honors to the Boat and skillful Com.
mander who has brought them safely
through.
But there are few passengers in the
crowd who have grumbled from the start.
who have opposed and found fault with
every movement during all the dangerous
voyage and whose utmost efforts have
been put forth to embafraes and thwart
every measure adopted for the safety Of
the Ship and to excite muliny against the
Commander. They feel no gratitude;
they are disappointed, cbagrined, M ad-
dened at the success which has attended
him; but they 6nd it is useless to rail at
him directly any longer, for his fame
grows brighter and brighter the more they
assail him in their malignant fury. And
now they sso reduced, in their impotent
malice, to the poor consolation of venting
their maiignity in personal vituperative
upon the drunken" mate Of the
Vessel who was aspromoted for gallant ser.
vice during the storm, and whose joy at
the tiual triumph of the good Ship Of State
over all beleagueriug perils betrayed h i'm
into too abundant libs,ions, in view of his
nerves and feeble physical con-
dition.
Hiss away, ye fangless Copperhe ad
tribes, spit forth your harmless yenom b,
writhe in your blind and impotent fury;
and fnally destroy yourselves. Commit
party suicide BIZ causing it to turn away
in loathipg from the "milk" en- which il
has been nursed. the price which has
made it flourish, the "ile" which has 10
bricated its system and wherewithal
Democracy has grown sleek and fat.
Pitch in, we say, and abuse this bever-
age; bring lis fruits into disrepute and
cause the Democracy to turn away with
loathing from the nourishment of its in
fancy and the more than stay and staff
Of its manhood it must perish speedily Of
nanition, and the Coroner over its gaun,
and scrawny form, passing over its chronic
ailments Of "nigger on the brain" and
''treason at the heart" will return
:" Died, OF vhisksy on the brain, and lack
of it 10 the stomach
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
For the CARS CrTr.
GLRANINGs.

A brute in New London, Conn. ba,
been Imprisoned thirty days for starving
bis horse to death.
Petroleum has been used instead OF
hsh oil for dressing leather.
Charlotte Patti did not please in Gene.
va. Switzerland. They call her musical
box.
Ten cardinals hats are now at the dis
possl of the Pope.
The streets in Venice are Eve feet vide.
The people Of Morocco are destroying
the telegraph, and the Emperor cuts their
heads of, aud ornaments the teleprsb
poles with them.
Dickens is getting out peoples edi-
ton Of his works.
Five hundred Hungarian families are
about to enigrate to one of our territories.
The April number of the Atlantis
Monthly will contain new "Biglow Pa
per- from the pen of Lowell.
Dr. Livingston proposed to make another
expedition into Africa.
A bold thief the other dag ran ont of a
Jeweiry store 10 Bostsn with a try of
diamonds, and escaped
The population Of Paris this year is
l,667,84l souls.
Al the close of 1864, there were 7,7sS
Jesaits.
Inc new City Hall at Boston will cost
$500, 600.
3. X. Day, of Sugar Creek, Wis, has
killed SIX full grown wild cats within
week. Unfeline man
There Is great revival of religion at
Wis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

~ Patents have recently ban issued
to the following Iowa iaven1esss Joha h.
Given, H. Hutsonpillef ana Chas. Gill
bert, of Des Moines. Iowa. for improves
neDts in oultivators; n. d. Clark, Of Ben
tonsport. Iuwa, for improved Gold Wssh-
or; c. B. Guy, Of Lybraud, Iowa, for i'm
provement in Collision BraLes; Wm, N.
Bales, Of Centre Point, Iowa ios h.
proved Seeding Machine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

IA-During the last seven months our
armies have taken from the rebels 1901
pieces Of artillery. To offset this we have
lost during this time, not more than thir.
ty-fve cannon.