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"a
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NONPAREU FRENCH GUANO.

This Guano is superior to any Fertilizer in the
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CONSTITUTION WATER
DIURETICS

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DIR. A. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN TOOTH
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Boston Corners, n. Y, Dec. ~, 1861


WIN. II. GREGG u Co.,
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February u, 1857 d&w2m
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,

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READ READll READll!
Danville, Pa, June, 1867,
DR.. WIN. H. GREGG,

UaHVIHt, Td.l JUNE, Iob-,
DR.. WIN. II. GREGG,
Dear Sir In February, 1861, was afflicted
with sugar diabetes, and for five months
passed more than two gallons of water in TWEEN.
ty-four hours. l was obliged to get up as ofteR
as ten or twelve times during the night, and IL
FIVE months lost about fifty pounds in weight
During the month Of July, 1861, IprOCured two
after using it l experienced relief, and after tax
ing two bottles l was entirely cured, soon after
regaining my usual good health.
Yours truly, j. Y. L. DE WITT.
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Prom the Toledo Blade.
Nasty.

THx RussIAs PURCHASE - How 1T WAS
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THE ARCTIC FREEZER &!

New improvements for 1867. Sizes, ] to IS
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COLLINS, Bliss & Co., General
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& 100 Central street, Boston, and New England
agents for the
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Stroudsburg, Pa, Jan. %, 1864.
DIR. GRECO.


Dear Sir:-I wish to inform you that have
been under the treatment of some Of our bes,
physicians for nearly two years, without receiv.
ing any benefit. had lost all confidence, and
| INDUCED in but little hope of q cure from any
source. My disease was DrOpsy and my ply
sicians told me that there was no cure for me
| was tapped some fifty times and at the differ.
ent operations about 1900 pounds of water was
removed
am happy to inform you that have been
completely restored to health by the use of Goa
stitutiOn Water.
make this statement hoping 1T may roach
those persons who may be similarly afflicted.
Respectfully,
Mrs. MARGILL C. LEvANwAY.
IN DYsMENoRRHGA, or PAINFUL NtENsTUArloS
AND MENoRRHAGIA, OF PRoFUsE
FLOWING.
Botn diseases arising from faulty secretion OF
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and accompanied by severe pain, and the other
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That disease known as FALLING OF THE
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parts, will, in all cases, be removed by the med,
cine.
There Is another class of symptoms arisins
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physicians call Nervousness, which word GOV
ers up much Ignorance, and in nine cases out OF
ten the doctor does not really know whether
the symptoms are the disease, or the disease
the symptoms. We can only enumerate them
here. lspeak more particularly Of Cold Feet,
Palpitation of the Heart Impaired Memory,
Wakefuness, Flashes of Heat, LanguOr Lass.
tude, and Dimness of Vision.
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Strangaary and Burning, or Painful UyiNa.
ting.

For these diseases it Ia truly sovereign rem
edy, and too much cannot be said in its praise
A single do" has been known to relieve the
most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain
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A teaspooninl a day of the Constitution Water
will relieve you like magic.
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Weathersaeld. Conn, March lsf

Weathersfeld, Conn, March 1865.
DIR. W. II. GREGG
Dear Sir Having seen your advertisement
of Constitution Water" recommended for In
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Bladder having suffered for tue past three years
and tried the skill of number Oh physicians
with only temporary relief, l was induced to
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your agents at Hartford, Messrs. Lee, Sisson u
Co, and when had used half of it, to my sur,
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have used two BOTTLES of it, and am where
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for it : | feel that it is all and more than you
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ever attend you in your labors OF love.
LEONARD S. BIGELOW
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DIABETES,

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-28

JNo. e. CHURCHILL.
Resolution providing for the impeaehme en-;
Of the President Of the United States:
Resolcsd, That Andrew johnson, Presi-
dent Of the United States, be impeach,d fur
high crimee aad misdemeanors.
The following contains, substantially, the
positions of the minority:
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we present brief synopsi, Of tia eo;nt,
"aas IN Inc majority and minority report,
presented in Congress. ON the .ubiec, Of n.
impeschmeat Of the President
These reports differ upon aps fuod.m.,,. :,
principle, from which, no doubi, ,p,;e, ,h.
minor differences Of opinion which character.
ire their reports.
ne majority assume that The President i,
impsacheeas, Tor general malftasance or mis-.
feasancs in Office; while the sa;nor;tv of II.
COMMITTEES hold that only crime. and uisde.
meanofs indictable BY Grand JUN afford
proper ground for Unprecedented, ". h.v.
Dot, TOR oor part, Investigated that ous.t;or
IN the light Of Constitutional law. Jvd;c;.l
decisions and Parliamentary precedent., aud
40 notfssi conpetent to decide Il By the
hight OF uniformed reason and natural in
stinct.
The majority report Charge, in ,sssssal. .
course Of usarration BY the Executre. 4 u
o'ation OF lag. Aad in conse.ps 81 ~ -
.nor'sy Of Congress. 1t thea fsrp;,ae, N.
following speei6csticns:
10 ssssfsanss with the testimony herewith
submitted, and the view Of the lsv $3.50
presented, the committee are Of opinion tS..
Andrew Johnson, President Of il. II,;,.S
States, = guilty Of high crimes and m;.Is.
measoss requiring the intsrpositioh 81 "A.
Conssitsiiosai povsre Of THE House, il that i
upaa the finaiz sastsalef Of ne rebel ar.si.s
ead the oysrhrov q The svbel ecven
~ 1aiA AAd1s9 Js11ses, fsssl6sis q lS
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Legal Notice.

Two Lafayette Rndi and Leonard Rudd, heirs NJ Law
u OF Amy II. Rudi, deceased: You sre hereby poti-
aed thst Bill In Chancery file aeainst youth the
Oh ks 0ce OF the District Court az Les County state
Of Iowa. At thu city on Keokuk claiming
OF mortgage BY the sad Amy H. Ruid, made upon tho
west hair OF the snntb west 1Wa@ter OF section sixteen In
n.hip sixty sx north range hve wsst and situated
10 Lee County, lows aud claiming TO bsiance
due 4, Rsinta Curtis esecutrix or estate Of fsnus
Curtis dceearea the mortngro ssi mortgage 10 the
amount of 50 40 81 100, with per cent per ann
from the LIST day VI December, II 81
Nov unless you appear and atsser defer against
said efore the second day Of the NEXT
term OF SAID Cont commencing the hrst Monday In
Yetruasy 1862 judgment rili te render I'd against
ycu for the full OF sAd claim and costs ard fer
Tho for cleAu rnd 81 said mortgs aged pr.
GILMORE 4 ANDERs0N,
novl5 4~-ri Attys for Plaintiff.
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Assignce's Notice

For tie Second Meeting Of Creditors In the
Matter Of Edcin and Earl y. Alrord.
NOTICE is hereby given to oil the credit
OF Eiuin and Earl y. Alyord, bansrupis, that
tho second Getting cf the creditors Of said will
b held at Kerknk, Lee county, lows nj the 6iee Of
John Bruce, Register In Bankruptcy for the United
eta,es District Court for the District flows tho 10th
day Of December A y 1901 at 10 O'Clock a, for The
purposes fl the 9Th sretion Of tbs OF Con-
srrss entitled IAN 10 estahsha uniform system Of
Bankruptcy throughout the United sntfs,o approved
March d 1867. HIRAM RNowLEs,
nova 2sFri Assignee.
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment.

In the District Court the United States for the DIs
trct Iowa In the matter vf William ZolIas Dank
rupt.
III whors IL nay e8iseH:
fUyHk undersigned brrsty gives notice nf hla hppont-
ment NJ A. ygu~a o. the o.t4te Of William zcars,
Of Charieston Lac County lows, within said District,
who 80. tow on the 9th DAY u September 1887
adiudgsi Bankrupt upon his petition by John
Bruce, sister la BANKRUPTCY OF said Court
IN. BABLINGFR
Assignee.
Dated At Veckui Iowa Inv 2oh day Of sovem or leG7
poEza 4 s-Ei
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THE St. Louis papers complain that dis
elimination is made by Eastern Railroads in
favor Of Chicago, which secures to that city
an advantage ovsr St. Louis in freights from
the seaboard Of over sixty cents per hundred.
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MINORITY REPORTS on IMPEACHMENT.

MINORITY REPORTS on IMPEACHMENT
| Representatives Wilson and Woodbridge
handed in report dissenting from the con-
| illusions of the majority of the committee.
They say that on the Sd day Of June, 1867,
, it was declared by a oemn vote in the COM
mittee that, from the testimony before them.
/ it did not appear that the President Of the
| United States vas guilty Of such high crimes
and misdemeanors as called on the exercise
of the impeaching power Of this House. The
vote stood yeas 5; nays, 4. On the 2lst
| inst this action OF the committees "a. rs-
versed, and vote Of Eve to four declared in
favor OF recommending 10 the House An inn
parchment OF the President. Forty, eish,
| hours havenot yet elapsed since We we're In.
| formed OF the character Of the report which
represents this changed attitude of II.
| COMMITTEES. The recentness Of this even,
compels general treatment Of some features
Of the case - represented BY the maiority
which othefwiee would have been treated in
more detail. The report Of the majority re.
solves all presamptionsega inst the President.
closes the door against all doubts, affirms the
facts rs established by the testimony, in ann.
Port Of which thens 10 not particle Of esi
derce before NJ which would be received b,
any essrs IN the land. We dissent from All
OF this, and from the temper and spirit~f a.
report. HE cool and unbiased judgment 81
the future, when the . excitement In the mid,
OF which We live shall have passed axay. Mi
not bill to diseovsr that tie political bitter.
ness OF the present time has in no cons;der..
bic degree given toae to the document vhirb
Ne decline TO approve, dissenting a. ~ a.
from the report Of the committee. hoth :.
to the Law Of the case and the con ch,.;o,.
drawn from the facts developed br The ....;.
mooy. A due regard for the bodv vh; III tt IN.
posed on rs III high end .ranscs.d.nsI. ; !,
portsnt duty involved in the chare. n,s
fsrred sGaingt the President i.nprese, X =,
preseat At len III the views Of the suh;ec,
which has b zen committed to M by : mos
| solemn vote Of the Honse of Represent. .
Ia approaching this duty, We feel that the
spirit of the partisan shonld be laid aside,
and that the interests Of the Republic "A ,hey
arr sss9sofed By 10 Conssitusicn aad laws
slsne shall guide 10. rs
Aeesrs. Kilson and Woodbridge then pro-
ceeded 70 discuss the constitutional nnes-
tinas iatessrd toinpeschment, showing. 5,
fefsrssss olesal ssthorisy, that IN impesch.
nsss eAsnot Be supported By any act which
n,as ssosl e = iadiesah's crime q inside
neaaos: knftieh prscsdsnts srs referred to
- yp9e0 e8Noe - ~
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nif6 sTIS1 sa1n = ma ~ N 6t y .inu1
& nover. and "a our view Of the 60 a.,
serves he ceusure aud condem satioa 81 eve>
try velE diecused citizen OF tho Ropublic.
M6lle we scout him Of impeachsble
Grimes, ve pronounce him suilty Of MANY
VYooss, HE cootest With Cone.ess haa
DELAYED recou,tructiop. and inflicted lvesl
iniuries upon the people of the Hehel
States, He has been blind to the uecessi.
ties Of the times and TO he d<maads
lof progressive civilization. EHvsloped In
the darkuess Of the past, he seems moi 10
have detsceed the dswnins brightness Of ths
sature. 1ncapable Of spprsciatins The grand
changes which the past six years have
wrought, be seeks to measure The great events
which surrounds him by the narrow rules
which adjusted public Affairs before the r.
Ibelliop and its legitimate consequence de-
| atroved them and ea,abliahed others. Judss
m politically, condemn him, but Inc laas 81
lpolitical impeschmeut would 10 : I'D one
Ilos The coankry. Political unstaen ard in
capArity must be tried ut the bailot> box, moi
lin : hish court Of impeachment. The con.
ltr,ry rule might leave to Congress but lite