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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

The English press think that Jrrr nIvr,

tbs English press think that JEFF. DAVIS
and BRrcKrxRrDcE will soon be the most pop
ular men in the United States, and that ere
many years roll round they wiz be elected to
the Presidency. No doubt such Is the hope
OF the traitors of the South, and Northern
copperheads are quite ready to endorse the
programme. The rebels, the British and the
Copperheads, sympathise together now, as
they did during the war, and they are all
alike opposed to the punishment of traitors
In view of this concurrence of opinion
amongst the opponents of our Government
and in view of the defiant denial on their part
that the rebel leaders have done anything in
making war against the Government that
renders them liable to punishment under our
laws, 1t is proper and necessary that leading
traitors should be put upon trial for their
lives. Let US have the question decided
whether the gallows or seat in Congress or
the Executive or Judicial department of the
Government, is assigned by our Constitution
and laws for traitors who levy war against the
Government of the United States. 1t is a
uuiy eiiC OV'Sinneut OWes 10 the people OF
this country and to posterity, to bring this
question to an issue, and give us an authori.a-
tive decision.
HJErF. DAVIS is not q traitor who ought to
expiate his crime on the gallows, then we see
no good reason against his succeeding in the
Presidency ABRAHAM LINCOLN, whom a
traitor assassin sent to his long home. IfLrE
is not guilty of treason and worthy of death,
under our Constitution and laws, we fail to
discover why he should not be an honorable
competitor of Gen. GRANT for military or civil
promotion in our country. Nor can we see,
if We ignore the fact that BRECKENRIDGE and
his Southern compeers have been guilty
o. the highest crime known to -christisu.
ity, civilization and the Constitution of
our country, why they should not re.
sumo their old places in the councils of the
Nation at Washington City and elsewhere.
What says the Constitution and laws of the
United States, of which we are all such de-
voted admirers and supporters? Do they
pronounce JEFF. DAVIS and his myrmidons
eligible to Congress or the gallows?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

a Bosros, Nov. 80.
fremont Temple was crowded with an intel.
ligent audience this evening, TO listen TO q
lecture By Gen. Fitzpatrick, on the future party
OF the country.
The General was introduced with appropri-
ate remarks by Gov. Andrew, and was re-
ceived with enthusiastic and prolonged cheers.
He said: "In considering the question Whist
IS to be. and what shall be, the future partv
OF this country, that party must, first Of all. be
juA, 4ta(d& NsO u pAis,eticL LsuxsspeMiospu
|As catch word. bat the psariosism which Had
met and sutaued treason sFainss the ccs~try
-iSe patriotism Of Lincoln, Seward. Stanton,
Grsnt, Dix, butler, Banks. Sheridan aid 9th
ers--the patriotism Of Andrew johnson, vac
holds the destinies ofthe country in ais hands.
He did not helisvs tAst johnson had forgot
ten, or would disregard the promise Of free
dom, made on the steps Of the capitol Of Ten.
nessee, or his language since, for the punish
ment OF treason. That party also should be
progressive, and above all truth, republican
IN idea and democratic in ell lis operations
hen this country SHALL have forgotten TO act
upon the nrncIples Of justice. humanity and
truth, 1t will have parted with the seer I of iis
greatness. With an adherence to these
principles the Government, viii be pure. pow.
erful aud permanent
The General concluded his lecture bv an
earnest exhortation for q love of country not
so fully felt heretofore as It should be. The
sentiments of the lecturers. which were most
radical. were the most applauded, and the
impression created by his appearance, man
ner and treatment of his subject, were highly
fattering TO HIM. On the platform were the
members ofth Executive Couucii, the Gov.
ernor and staff, Collector Hamlin and MANY
Of the most distinguished eitizere of Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

SAs Francisco, Ndv. %.
The ship Emma c. Jones sailed Tor New
Bedford with 1900 barrels whale bill. and
., 900 pounds of bone.
battalion OF California volunteers leave
py tne nrsf steamer for Los Angeles, on the
way 10 Arizona where they are needed fol
the proposed campaign against the Nanan.
che Andnms.si .-s4 gre5 i i s..ssa1 -
me provost mafthsf haa discontinued re,
2ufing lassports hou parties leaving This city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

-s WASHINGTON, Nov. 80
Additional official news has been received
by the Mexican Minister, to the effect that not
only the State of Chihauhau but that of
Sinota was being evacuated by the French,
who could no longer oppose the republican 8
insurreciion, abandoning Nora, Concordia
and Messiilas. They were compelled IL
embark at Mazatlan, who're only 400 were
left This retreat had encouraged the patriots
wLo. under the command of Cen Ruby. were
getting ready 10 attack the city thus putting
an end to the French invasion of Sinaio.
The five per cent Treasury notes becoming
due December lst, must be forwarded by the
holder to the Treasury at Washington for
redemption, and it would be advisable -
avoid losses that the signs:ayss should be
punched, and care bang taken not to destroy
the numaets.
The following named officers have been
bresetted Major Generals of the United States
Army Paymaster Gen., B. ". Bruce In
spector General, Jas. A. Hardie: Provost
Marshal Gen., JAS. B. Fry; Assistant Garter
master General, Chas. Thomas
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Especial 70 the Worid.l

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
A gentleman arrived here TO- day, from the
Rio Grande. He was present at the siege of
Matamoras. His oooounts Of the behavior of
the Imperial troops, are not very creditable
to them, He says they murdered about 200,
and that the engagement was perfect farce,
The liberal party are gathering strength daily,
and will soon force the Imperial troops back
into the interior. He communicated some
important facts to our Government, respec-
ting the condition Of afaira along the Rio
Gtande.
No additional intelligence has been re-
ceived from General Sheridan, within the last
"a hours,
General Fullerton, who reached this city
to-day from New Orleans direct, says that
affairs ON the Rio Grande exited very little
interest in New Orleans, none there antici-
pating serious results from the recently repor-
I'd collisions between our -troopa and .thp
French assssg xr- 7--sssE s-xsussf n
Especial to the New York worldl
The Virginia Legislature meets on Nosday
next. 1t is believed that the constitutional
smendment abolishing slavery, will be passed
and the rebel dsbt regulated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

Z The following iron-clad gun boass and rsms
Il Mound City so-dsy Indisnol., SO ss,ooS oote
Tnscumbia, $500; Missouri, 42lOO; Aven
ger, $1,000; vindicator, 5000; Pittsburg
$500; Carondelet, $500; Benton, 5000:
Mound City SS70O; Louisville, S45Oo: Esse,
$4,000; Chillicothe, $4,000; Oaark, $4,000.
Besides these, 8 tin-clsd transports With pla.
ting removed, sold for aggregate of So, $3.50,
and two propellors, Little Rebel and Misel.
toe, for 6,4e0. ssS EFArkv
1900 bales Of cotton passed for St. Louis
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

The Presidents message is not to be sent
West for delivery to the newspaper ofices in
advance ofitsreception by Congress. We shall
therefore have to depend on the telegraph for
copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
Bsilsr Explssisn.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.
At six o'clock this morning . terrific ex.
plosion took place at the Penn Treaty Iron
Works, on Beach and Marlboro streets. in
the Eighteenth ward. The head of the mud
drum was blown out, sad the boiler in front
oriven with fearfnl velocity in an opposite di
rection. destroying property, killing dne man
and injnring several. Three oat of si4 boiler
were displaced. A conAagrAtion Was pre-
vented by the fall of a water tank.
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Loyalty OF New Orleans.
New YoRK, Nov 8

u NEw 1UkA, NOV OU.
Gen. Grant IN his present trip is not satisfied
with the growth Of loyalty at New Orleans,
Three of the most violent secession papers
have besu revived there--the Bee, l1eayunc
and Crescent.
Bishop Potter, of New York, had an inter
view with thS Secretary of War yesterday.
The P6landers residing here, last night eel
ebrsted the anniversary 0f the 6rst revolution
in Poland, y d8a0. fgafa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
MAJOR GENERAL HEBRON is now commits
sion merchant at New Orleans.

p SPRINGFIELD, Illinois. is organizing public
Library Association, and has appointed a
committee to visit tins city and get an insigh,
into the policy and organization of our asso.
citation. That is sensible move. Our
association is q model one
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

GEN. SICKIEs has succeeded Gen. GILMORE
in command of the Department of South Car
olina.
The people of Charleston regard this as a
manifestation of the dispeasure of the Presi-
dent, and an indication of more stringent
policy on the part of the Government.
We trust their fears may be realized, though
we fail to see it in that light
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
New YoRy. Nov 80

The Times Havana letter has news from,
venezuela, that the party headed by Gen.
Miranda, in the State of Tryillis, was entirely
on the field
Ex-Emperor Soulouque, Of Hayti, arrived
at Santiago, Cuba, enroute to ST. Thomas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
NEw Yosx, Nov. 80.

| A sale Of Governments vessels took place ct
the Btooklin Navy Yard to-day. The bidding
was spirited and some Of the vessels Brought
high prices % vessels were sold in all ct
600 TO g, 600 per vessel; amounting to
846O, 400 total. se n s..
The steamer Atlanta, 20 long detained ct
Qusra1tns, hAs srrivsd to this city,
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shipwreck--Mozart Hall Democracy.
M NEW YoRr. Nov. 40

ShF AohA' Nv w.
Capt Robert Whitly, of the schoooer Joel
G. Sweet, gives statement Of the perils and
sufferings Of himself and companions. The
schooner was wrecked near Cape Hanover,
and the survivors managed to escape watery
death by getting on little sand island, where
they reInained tesr dats end nights, being till
the third day without anything to eat or drink.
Finally they reaehedt the main land, but walked
a considerable distance in almost an exhaust
ed condition, aud liable, when they laid down,
to be attacked by wolves, across the State Of
Florida, through Wild and desolate region,
to the little town Of Enterprise. gg
The Mozart Hall Democracy held ratik
cation meeting last night, in Cooper Institute,
% endorse the nominations of John Hecker
for mayor, and Richard o German for corpo,
ration counsel. Speeches were made by Mr..
Hecker and others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

HALIFAX, Ndv. 30.
LAte advices from St. Thomas hske been
received. The L. 8. steamer Tuscskur. Al.
rived there on the 10th, and sailed on the
0Osn ,nstanf The y. 5. steamers VI V9pdestilt
and Po~hAttan, and the ironclad Monitor.
arrived at St. Thomas on the 18th, and sailed
on the 18th. They woaA touch next at
Cayenne. The feet is bouad % the Pacific.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

BosroN, Nov. 80.
1 Some twenty-five changes in the Custom
House wers made to-day, miner officers prin.
cipally giving place to returned veterans
jacob Merrill, . returned soldier, was mar.
dured and robbed Of $500, in Newburyport
last night -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
NEw YoRK, Nov. 80.

The World special says orders have just
been promulgated from the War Department
direct, to muster out about ten thousand more
volunteer troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
BosrCH, Nov. so.

BOsTCH, Nov. so.
The Hon, G. w. Warren has been nomina
ted by the Democrats for Mayor Of Boston.
The nomination was concurred in By the
working men and citizens committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01
Bol,e1roy. o. Nov. AZ

e BosroS, Nov. so.
The carpet factory, owned by Abram Fol.
som, il Dover, n. H., vas 1estroyed by fra
this Motning. Loss, $4,000. Insurance,
ooQNoA 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

B. F. Taylor lectures at Quincy Monday
evening
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-01

lFa ~ NHw YeRK, Nov. %
Geld apsa q lSs4. Closed 4 llst
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New Advertise mcmis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

These Bonds are nov eunh hsu8
premium arc SD tae Gsrereat q
froa aa, c@sts. aaa a.Fi taraaaa,
F4itb 49, f 80 q ares ~ conf 80 -
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ap.a 9'ha property. Tho iaitfes! payable
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The Interest 81 $50 PR cent amounts 70
0ne cent per day On d 500 note.
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% 1000
81 5000
Note of all The denomination named win
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scrptioas
Tie Notes olthis Third Series are precisely
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8loths IN currency Subscribers win deduct
the interest in currency up to July 10TH, at
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The delivery OF the notes Of this third series
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tnuousg after that date.
The sight change made IN the conditions Of
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Of interest. The payment in GOLD, il made,
will be equivalent to the currency interest of
the highest rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event
Of which only will the option to pay interest
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equalze prices that purchases made with Six
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made with seven aud three-tenths per cent. in
currency This is
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roT x rev


OF TIE disorders that nct mankind arise from the
corruption taat aecgaltes n lie Blood OF all the dis
coyeras that have been made . lre Il out none can
eaaalia easc, HgLJIB0 Ids c0HPOUAD EXTRACT
or sfRr4p1PltEA II clsanses aad renoyates the
Blood iaills tie ygor ofheaih into the system, and
pires cat te huos which make disease IT stimulates
the healthy functions Of the body and eSpels the disorders
that grow AMI ranslsla tie Blood. Such remedy HAT
could Sc ra on has long been sought far and now for
Oh FIRST line The pubic Aars aaleh they can de-
peai or space hsrs do n5t allah Of certificates to
show rs Effects bai tal q s ls bottle VII show to
tAe sle, thlt !: has yls.ass yialog they have
ever tsxea.
Tro iabcspoo7sfll q 1x.aet tsarsapa:iiia, added
Is plat Of wat s. eqlal atae Lisbon Dict Drink, and
one bottle Il equal gallon tie sFao Of saFsapaFa,
81 tie aecoetioa IS usually made
The above Extracts are prepared purely scientific
pr!nciplesa Ttcuo-aal en5ody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering Info y d. composition Already
and conclusive test w be c1parison Of their proper
It's N Ii those set forthia tag u s. ntpeusatory.
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m,n THE LAnII.s

RIO THE LADIES. fAe eS
Il DR. l.. DIX partclafit Hgita
who need Hedifaio e @g5ltataef
AZ bis Rooms, No. q aieou ee
Macs, which they wilI MarEai 'of'teH
al accommodation,
DIR. DIX having devoted oyeF twenty ga
10 this particular branch d thettcaiuChf u
diseases peculiar o females, il Rnow coHr ieG
bya (both IN this country and IN Euupf thi
he excels All other known pmettieNn Y ihe
safe, speedy aud eiieriuai treatment y Hi g
male complaints.
His medicines ere prtpafer with ihe e1iHesf
purpose Of removing AL dfteaft, SucA ~ g
bilifq, weakness, unnatural sarpreso rt. e
largements Of the womb, also, all diselg.ices
which flow from d morbd state Of t.e bt9ot -
The Doctor is How fuIiy prepared tanca' q Ih
peculiar style, both mr9eaiY ard Neeaiir
an diseases Of the ictaaie sex afJ ttey are &C.
speetiullE iuYiied 70 eall 81
No. 81 EndicOil Street, l0sigB
All letter. requiring adYico mE epuiaia oHc
dollar 10 ensure au answer.
Boston, Jan. ~ is64.--lya
4i letter. requiring advice muti CONTAIN eH
dOliir % insure 90 answer.
Address DR.. +. Dix. No 2t lH5.egt Street,
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Jan. J, 1865, ~ 30
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profs .sionnl OplnLons. ~
The speciRc phi

3. s5, llomoeFatiHe Remedy nor does Aeon
rs Wercafg leR. IaRtlarides, 81 any inju.
~. ,ueresent. send for a Circular.
D .sea--sl res box, SIX boxes when or
s Al tese IS sent hy Nal. Sold Whole
ata Retatl II ,lle Sole General Depot N
TatcA States, hE
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.llnfl VIII III FORFEITED by

AfAe - Aftah % tHffiiE W. ANIk VI
Desc tiiHethat aoy other pbpsleaB more elect
ual'Y aai permanently, wih le.s restraint rom
cfupalaa d iearot exposure tp all weather,
aita aie nl plemani medicines,
SELF ABUSE AND Obituary HAHTa,
Ilcir effects and consequences,
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
luyidMito Manlea and single LADIES'
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
iertlHal haeei.ous lupilout mid All be.
uses q JIG sktui ticefs " Che Nose, Throat
ma Body; rimp.es on TIE Faces sweiHnFs Of
ae JUut AcfEousnessi Constitutional aud
.ier Weakgce iu Youth aBd the mors sd
mnce8, u all ages, Of
B0TH SEXES, SINGLE on MARRIED.
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I uMBER FOR SALE !

$4,000 Get sqasre Timber, various Sizes
5@n iiilnth Seasoned Spruce Flooring
-5sao Inch SEASONED spruce Flank
toAgns, J0lsl ana TIMBER furnished II short
notice
AItgs
PIN MING * NIATCITINCi.
BNgrENEiGL LUMBER cohtksY.
MAnaAnsl-I Nav d 1905. -hAn
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4 CERT IFICATE +
WORTH A NILLioN,
An Old Physic,aa's
Testimony.


Nm -
Waterbury, VT,
Nov. "a, 1868.
Although do not
like the practice Of
Physicians recon-
mending, in dis
crilninately the pa
tent medicines Of
the day; yet after !
a trial 81 ten years. /
| ! am free to admit
| that there is one
! medicine before
the public that any /
/ Physician can use
! in lis practice and
| recommend TO the
| public with perfect
! confidence / that
| medicine is Rey N.
| ii. Downs Yegeta-
! bic Balsamie Elixir
| have used tiny
self with the very
/ best success, aud
now, whenever |
am troubled witha
Cough or Cold, !
invariably use 1t.
lcr eheerfully re-
commend II to al
who are suffering
/ from a Cough or q
| Cold, for the Group
| Whooping- Cough,
and an diseases
tending TO Con-
sumption, aIHd to
the Profession as q
reliable article.
/ am satisfied Of
It's excellence be-
yond a doubt har-
ing converted per-
sonallv with the
Rev. q. II. Downs
about II, He In
/ formed me 81 the
! principal ingrc-
dents Of which the
lixir composed,
all Of hich are
( Purely Vegetable
and perfectly safe
q 3. wo1BR4En, Nd
Now Brigade Sur
geen Y. > Army.
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.S% M TwoTo SIX

gNt.S ap rHE SPECIFI1 PILL Will
pHrftY. rEHFKCILY ANp pEEafANHNIi1
~ Spermaiorrhea, seminal Nenk-
IS on Involuntary Nightly on DailY
i=ses, HOWEVER ORIGINALLY CAusEp, Oh
3EyEH AGGRAVATED ~ CnAEACIEh' Whiie
viii speedily correct those TERRIBLE nor
conditions which puns um ihe primary
case a. fr0m terrcl.Yice
THE SPECIFIC PILL u equally applicable
RS treatmeuio i crtrg Kind " aeHt1ioF 20
Irritation ieabatifg, 0r fHtoA rg D,a-
fs3 Lit8s ~ Raisk-,lsH DtTais .nthe RiNEi
Nv llfa laf8fi iHH 81 H q
k,Jatg,, a.. Sc, CiTag Lyas.
}eais auG all BIO fellow seisHiarV aeeuNa
3. ~ aho.u brain snd Ner dsm ate
gOfkeii. are ccgiiadF subject 70 Wenk
see, 81 the GDa.i0 Urinary f lEeH
Hii nos ltl Dc uec 8k cihtlflG ElLs..
y PERSON. adiicic3 WITH n acor more
4cnuuve als6Faar are aI GaFa aftfal
Z sfnetimes mad. 81 ne following
SYMPTOMS:
Deraneea pige liou, lp % Appetite; Loss
Ficsh, Constpaiua B1wp's F.ualma Mere
as. ~ heavy sleep With Lust'ai Dreams /;
Hb.e3 Breathing: Failure Ct Voices iueg-
r action II Ire lieaft. Pustui0us Eruaio1s
Tho Face aud Neck; Headaehci Aheetms
tIe ives i.9tsuf Memory. SudeeD iiusnc'
Itaat nnd Blush.uEs; General heaka aHa
lalenee; Aversion 90 S3elctyi helaNaa. Cor
uaa. ar diminished size d the Genital 3f-
,as. lHyoluniBrF Nightly 81 Haly Emission
eQacug desire q pass Water with peculiar
.e'eiine sensations Pale LIPS Snnkcn
ashs; Weak Eyes. "FiueEcd teaiune
cation. 81 CaiaFsh 81 Tie Blsd3eri lucopii.
ice. "a suppression ~ the tr.nei faini1b
5JFfcautai. "a Di9isult, Nicsuriilon, &e. &c
profes sionai Opinions have used
aur SPECIFIC pItLs' 10 many causes q A'eF
i,srrtsl. aud with the most rsrfeti success
i, Mu.roN sAXDEBs, N. p, IL. -, hre5e
Is
1tjss near e specific as any medicine eaa
have Cnrtd very severe cases Win from
rtx paSsk. "--B. kKrTH, ~. D., y. Y.
II now Of no remedy, 10 the whole B7tertd
,.tiiri. equal 10 yong SrEcFic fALi R SH,t
nor fsafg NttafNes.- Apntrn fiJinf,
i. b.. efW 81 0fgaaic Ctealtirg aad ihg5at-
gN r. ~
tFa.aSAL 0azloNs.-- NJ. Hiacbesief -
a3tr 81 AS CoSFiuEScE. and aegotes
faiAu,ise fls q these Preparations.
IS. Wtusmrn hAEsE, VI ~, IN. ~, Amer.
fk tfscNf, n u
Il asss bsfse 2 tae-isdgegf MI WINCH
4Fg.'. HnSH.14 ASp lSTEegiri ,anaeaH es-
r.. ha Profession and the public that As
t.afrstjast et.i b, q led on. jas, u. CHrL-
,ys. " D., LtsaiH, n. j,
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HOW 70 u3E THE REMEDIES,

In Diseases n 81 Blood, u@ors on TIE Pace, or any
aad every ar Il the body, a,o Lx,raet saFsapaf aP
piyinzto Pn!sg and all external NaaorS or Eru2ioas
tss Ia9royel Rose W1sla
U.st.- rs.-ss 3ichlf9- Z t4rastsrt1arihgth e aid
II plrci-, cre taosa q 20 Urinary orsaas zach as
GonosfAns AL Gle % these the Extract Eaehu
lalir5set ! s.. IHpsaFel Rose Wash
sg-- THESE EXTRACTS uAY. rEEy ADMITTED
TO rss * T,Is UNITED sTATIS ARMY Hud s.so ore
IN very general use in al tie STATE HOSPITALS LNo
PuBiI0 INSTITUTIONS Croughoat Tic land, rs vel IS
ia private practice, ana considered Is Invaluable
remedies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25
NJ. n. DOWNS
VEGETABLE
BALSAMIC ELIXIR.


This old time
tried standard rem
edy still maintains
it's popularity.
When all others
have proved inoili
c eut The Elixir a
lone continues 10
give satisfaction.
Use it for
Cough,
Colds,
Catarrli,
Asthma,
Group,
IncipientConsump-
ton, and all diseas
es Of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs.
81 YEAtts AGO
The Elixir first
made its appear
ance and even
then, IN is primi-
tive aud imperfect
state, Produced
such extraordinary
results that il be-
came, Mt once, Il
general favorite.
Many have made
ii, whatit really Is,
| a Family Medicine.
For rs more than
half tho diseases