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MISCELLANEOUS.


CHEAP ExcURsIoNs TO TuE FISHING BASKs;-
steamer sTFf2Lo will leave the usual landing places. on
tnue to leave every day sIeep. Saturdays as hers.or
A GENTLEMAN. ABOUT LsAvING FoR EUROPE.
Of n. most saS, paris Of sSus Boosss aSS To .
his :ns stock :; sGs,Soa fSTS,s on very rss'1n,ss
an opportunity seldom TO DO met WITH about 70
: :ss A''''t'''ins Address o. boz lower post
GREAT FIsHING.-A GENTLEMAN IN CONNec-
bought Of T. sslsl.n JT g JoAn sr.s ioi s. sh
asIs s ., q sS s%. SSs 81 Il you
10O BALES a. BROWN suEErfNCs. GRANITE
lOU Stout made Baltinere, snd very hsavy-rer-
s's :'' ' sSaffTa EsiSosf5S sSsssoSs at
n r.sGon. ssarnrvns ssassa .uppi.Ssas
TO Taylor. Money Reporter and Coin Examiaer.
@ cashier: y. t.% p .Ss ual,si sss,s.
rss % 70 r.. ss,f 90 Is % sopy @ Of
charge Terms for the Reporter ana Coin EIamissr
"'''' ~ Exchange BScssr, Is Walls,
BOARD, or A SMALL FURNISHED OR USFUa-
and s.H snd
r.s Sss New sss ss 's sra
tion, NC.
pnILApELrniA, STOVE WORKS AND n0LL9w,
.b Noble street on ,As Dels-ars On hasd and for sal.
s me of..ers sS%prsus ys.y & ns@ aas
rs,,srn. S,i fsssd DE foiioviny
siTes Tight Complete, sizes New Complete, 1852
three sfes; Double Oven Complete. three sires Backs
County soonoms, tPsent Flat rop) three zines james
Cock e. yss.s. two ..e, nine plate. Plain TOP na,
plates Baltimore Coet, three Sizes plate ditto
four sler Cast Ovon Band Dor Stove three Sizes Key
stone Stoves for oven, two SHE'S ditto with collar on TOP
two Tres Irabklin kcystons Cannon Stoves, eight
siseG Bare Cylin der eight sizes with light hssy eyla
DER eight Ess bar Room Stoves ditto -four sizes Bases nnl
Tops, eight sigss Radiator Plates four sizes New fOrx
Radistor summer furnaces four si1e Gas Oven three
siies sasmanses two Sizes Air gh, Pla,ss, four Sizes
fanys Cast Tsrlor hrtgh. four Etna three Sizes
ssany Cast Psrlor Radiator s,e Busod s,i ,raght
pots. SPIDERS long sc TO ~ all sigs stoves bngsh
becrs round and oval aud Eat b9.ton t9ste.e-
sinks spout irons hydrant drip ira Sc Ne. The Flat TOT
Complete (pstsnt aud Superior cook stove ave siss
Dealers Supplied with odd plates CRATE bck S NC
Light castings Of all descriptions neatly AMI promptly IKE
euted.
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senasscIAL ipslTRs.
HONEY MARHDT.

Saturday Aug. Is-8 II. M.
The stock market opened aud closed in very unset
tied state this morning. and quotations very fs
vsrish. At the first board Reading Bonds fell off y
per cent aud Erie Railroad, "a Pennsylvania So ad-
vsnced u per cent; Canton Co, n; Harlem, * Most Of
the operations in Erie Railroad on time buyers op
ton wilhelm other fanoies the tran were prnci
psly for cash. There activity today in 90
vernment aud State stocks than usual at prices pre-
viousy reported.
The amount Of anthracite coal brought from the
Schuylki region this week is about equal to the
amount brought down last week. The Reading Rail-
road carried 269l2 tons against 2so64 tons last week.
the Schaylkill Navigation TONS against IL 434
tons lsst week-beiug an increase last week Of
1853 TONS The Lehigh Navigation has brought down
236 TONS against 1858 tons last week. The decrease
Of anthracite coal sent to market from the Psnnsyva
mia mines this week from last, 4lso tons.
The railway "cslls in England, for the month of An.
gust far they have at present been advertised
amount to f10l0S24 against f3 in correspond
ing month Of last year. The total amount called In
the present year, to August is f15,oi545s against
f25 900 at the time in 1s4S being decrease
Of about ten millions sterling.
The value Of real and personal estate in Providence
r. L. according to the assessment In each of the past
two years, annexed
VALUE OF REAL AND Personal EsrArE-PsovIpEscr.
lS48 1649.
Real estate. ......... .$l6,6377 700 $1T.959,600
Personal estate. 1l,S7S,300 12,S20,700
Totals. .......... SIS, $4,000 $3o7sO,3oo
The increase Of real estate is 0o0 of personal
estate, s942 400; total $2264, 800 The tax Of this
year for the present year 1t is So
increase SIS $40 &c. The rate of taxation so CENTS
each 500.
Stock Exchange.
$4,000 s 6's, 1867. lliH 50 shs Erie RR BOO 60k
1900 6s 1867 liz 80 do boo 80
500 do 1868 lHx Is do 27s
5000 do 1868 coup us 10 Harlem RR So
geo sS Treasury Notes. l lI ,S S DO ,,o ssss
5000 do ia 90 do boo 90
5000 Ill BIDS. lSl7, 800 - 50 do slO 5Hs
loo Penn 5s S7k $50 do 622
10000 do 1ls 81 Aub & Rooh RR 81
1000 Reading Bonds 81 81 Long Island RR l9z
sh Blk Of New York lbs 80 Reading RR 81
70 Manhattan Co 103 100 Canton Co $50
5000 City 5s 1875 loan l02 100 Farmers Trust 3SH
20 do boo CO
SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 6s 1867 coup nix $50 shs Loan bio 81
Ht@ do 1ll% 100 Long Island RI l9%
1000 U Sc, 1868 ll51s LIS Reading RR 80
b5 sbs Eric RR 60 70 do H1s
Is Farmers Loan SIS
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MEDICAL.
NNNNN7..e~,.'-N--'-'.--N, -


rIro CHEMICAL woRKs-A GERMAN CHEMIST, PC
pl Of Lien who long time proprietor Of chem-
cal where made Puste Of POtassc Muats q
Tr and dGerent other srts and Who LEFT hts native
there this time. Any establishment aokinr knowledge
Of the manufacture Of the shove articles. would ind 10
object ploy him. because of hs practical aud
l would be very useful the proprietor He speaks Engh
Address A. r.. Herald office
ry,o THE MEDICAL PRorEssfox,-wASTEp BY A
xenscr Of the Royal College q surgeons knglsad
situation Visiting Assistant TO medical gsatlcrsIs
oee Advertiser can produce the mos, satish.c0ry tes
cine and las conderabs experience ia the tresmeu, Of
Cholera having been physc,As largest Cholera
Hesrils cats, during The late Epidemic Any letters
addressed For Surgeon Office Of this paper, vii meet
rromp, attention.
CHoLERAi cBoIERA,-rHousASD OF BOTTLES
lives saved Instantly regulates the stomach aud osei
breaks all srasodic scon produces porsrrat,on and
gvssthe patient immediate relief Sold at the delots 20
Pearl and 80 broadway, door above Grand street,
Prizes 20 cents PER bottle.
GERMAN PHysIciAN-DR. HETNE, No. ~ DUANE
VI street. continues 20 he consulted AL rro,raetcd and
lingering syphilis Mcrcuris snd Scrofuio.s sfec
tion ulcers the ettremities nose throae se Also
trsc,ed W mprudcnee. Dr. A. a member o. the Medical
Society.
nIARRHTA AND DYsENTERY-wELLs.M MILLER =
~ Provoss COMPOUND Extract Of Blackberry. for the
certain and Dy.entery be bad " ll
Chatham 132 Chambers street. l32 B0y l hast
Broadvay bs Grand street 81 Avenue and hKhth
street. 40 Hudson street. Isl and ts9 Broadvsy - -.
Mhsns.srr T. H. Ap5ast y, lsE,
iced with the Darrh1a ebou cur weeks ana seemed 70
benefit from the medicine nrcrbcd W the attend
ing physician. friend from New York sarnins h' sta
which the diseac checked In day. Tie
rezained his health and has been perfectly we'll
sinee. Respectfully, your obedicnt servant ~ ,oo,r
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"a ban ). Ilh, plr.,, ..Y. veal. .,f yor

tr, 10 drive lin way be 4 the oter WE'LL
flats all rhwe hate driving. beng driven, but
readers will allow TO incicate where they
nos, uper Boots at the Dwest prices viii Just mention
JONEs'S, IL Ann street
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Brsdy's National Collection OF Dsguerreo-
types Nos 25 and ~ Broadway Of fatn street.
ssprers aud ctisens respectfully Invited call ssd
the specimens.
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RARNUne AMERICAN nUsEUn.-splsndid psrfer-
- In the Afternoon OF ~, sad svcna 81 O'clock
mammoth Crocodile Just arrived from the River Nle
and ten feet in length be at all hours also. the
be enacted a. each Also eugxed Mr. Jerry
enormous Ratesaaks, Wax Scripture Statuary
70 the whole eop Children unasr ten years. l2 cents
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kDVBRTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
AmUSEmEN

ROADWAY TIE ATRE-MR- Z. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
~ ~. Lessssi W. r: Blake MAnHger-Monday evening" A.s
HAaiBTLA.Amins sgnor. Vita Cnranti Elyino. slsaor
TO be followed by the In called LA W.
y yk nd%s, Bispsy Hans MOns Darand;
thu Baron Of GTnbery Mr. Wright Prices Of admission
during the ballet aud epers-Dress Circle and Par
suette ST. Family and Third Circle 500 Gallery 2e Doors
at 4. 70 begin At o clock.
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N IRI0's eARDKN.-APPEARANcE OF rHR RAvRL
fasily s;ws.,y-s-o IN nr@ss. Asai,s Berth and
tainments viii oommsnss with Grand oye.tuqe Altar
which the comic bale, pantomime Of the FoUs LOVERS
grand ballet pantemme called URELLE or lie piaSls
Auoqreux-ceunt Frederick Mr. Paul Briant uortensu,
Urise Mdlls Jose phns Bertin Leila Mds Adele Leh-
Pie bee. Madame Jerome Rsve Doors open
menes ats. Admission. 30 cents
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE. CHArHAx ST.
A4sfS;su
Jordan. After which. JOCKO-The Ape Mr.. 4. Warden;
ms juis. Miss chapman; Cora O. Dawes; Nine Fer
Ais hss fi;ass n ss1.a ssss
sr Herbert; Mr. Turtle, NJ Dawes Posteoy Mr.. Drew
l21s cts. Doors open "a, Curtain rises at7A
I ludlow & SMITHS THEATREs-THE ST. LOUIS
Theatre is now open for the fall The St. Charles
dneas New Orleans, now one Of the largest and most
and efnrnshed last vt pense Of S60 will be
opened for the winter November Letters
dressed to At ST. Louis No. until LIST November after
that date direct TO New Orleans Personal
Barclay street. New York. -
ST. Louis, Aug 10th, ls49 LUDLOw& SMITH.
DARTICULAR NoTICE-JosEPH FOSTER HAVING
l. leased the Chestnut Street Theatre Phadephia for
the coming season, prepared receive from
ladies and gentlemen Of the profession Of Acknowledged
suSscrSs North Ninth Sa'Ifh iadspSa P f1s
August 10, 1919.
WHITES MELoDEoN, IS BowERY-THIs EsTAB-
W hshment will reopen about the first of September
accomplished artists any branch Of
WHITE Proprietor 100 Chrystie street, 40 Bowcry
CHINEsE NUsEUM-THE ONLY ONE IN THE UNI
~ ted States $50 Broadway, exhibiting the Manners Gus
to%s Rssop Arts and SCIENCES q hundred millions
rs cents; children, under IL half price.
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~ Burton. Proprietor.Monday Evening August 20 will
be performed, the burleta entitled JIMMY LINDBaron
Swigton Beery, Mr. b. Chapman; Jenny Lind, Miss Mary
TkUslON by Mr. Brogghsm To conclude with anew bur
letta. entitled BUY 1T DEAR-The Unknown, Mr. w. Il.
Chapman; Allours Mr. Rea stopjaw, Mr.. Hurley; Wheel
bausw-men Wise Coz Fatima, Mr. Frederks Solo, Miss
Malvna Tinfa, Hiss N. Taylor. Doors open TX to
sommenee Boxes Dress Circle AID farquste 5oo
Family Circle
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CASTLE cARDEN.-THE SUMNER FETES BEING
still smneuty successful will be continued every night
this. ard every evening during the summer lsund.y az
EsbEE ~ srs.d pS az SAT
Sumner Ball Also Herr Cline 10 Engaged and will appear
the TIGaTR0PE To which will be added Songs frios
&c. small but ecient Orchestra also engaged for the
ip.trnmsntS rerfornsness Cho VIII Play s,eS,isn 81
illuminated. Doors open st6 Tickets. Is cents each.
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CAHDEN.-EEEVENTHW EEk
" umphantly Successful Summer fetoeAdditional Novel
!ncreased Attraction -Engscment Of the celebrated
Herr Cline who will appear every evening In his Grace
full Daring and Surprising tho Cord Elias
tque Tight Rope In addition TO which will be riven.
usual Grand Promenade Concert and each
tainment will Terminate with Bal Etc Summer Ball.
Tieh IS cents each Doors o. Concert
n o'clock precisely,
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AosoAS. p@o,oioVoV pooIoV,oVv
The increase of real estate is ooo of personal
estate, $942 400; total $22o4, 800. The tar Of this
year for the present year is $l53 9Ol So
increase S25 $40 co. The rate of taxation Is so CENTS
on each 500.
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DEATHS DOlNGs.


We continue our sombre chronicle, no,
combining the list entirely to those who die
Of the cpidemic:--
Mrs. MADISON, rclict o! President Aladi.
son, died we presume Of old age, at her res
idence in Washington City, las, week.
PIERRE CnorEAu, ST., died of old nge in
ST. Louis Monday Of last week. Hc was
81 years Of nge, 81 Of which he had been
a resident Of st. Louis.
DR. HARDAcE LANE, an eminent physi.
clan Of ST. Louie, nnd practitioner OF for.
~ years standing, fell victim to the cpl
demic in that city, last week.
Col. Duncan, Inspector General, U. s.
Army, died at Mobile, on the Sd inst. lie
distinguished himself on nearly every bat
Ito field, from that Of Palo Alto TO the Ia.
king Of the city Of Mexico, and rose from
the rank of subaltcrn TO that OF Inspector
General Of the Army.
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AN lNsoLvENT's LUxURY.-Lsst week
Mr. w. IL. Curran, onc uf The commission
ers OF the insolvcn, court, ireland, remain
ded prisoner bcrsase he had nj, paid his
subscription for his newspapers. tho
same time ruling 'ihat.a newspaper was .
luyury.' The insolvsn, was about 10 DO
sent 10 prison when he expla ined that there
could be no luxury in the case, the news
paper in question being the Sta ndarI.-
Tho commissioner nj onco reversed tho
sentence, md discharged tho poor man
with many expressions Of heartfelt, COM
passion. -Pmach.
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0rThe following is from the Philadel.
phia Bulletin. Il contains nothing new, but
i, explains, in short compass, and correctly,
us many can testify, the usual warning
which cholera gives Of its approach. Ca
ses may occur where the attack is more
sudden. but, almost universally, the symp-
toms mentioned below, prccedc the disease.
giving abundant time TO guard against aud
avert the dangcr.-Gal. Gas.
"CHoLERA.-The first indication ofthe appro ,ch
OF the disease isa hardness fullness OF the ando-
men, betraying slight derangment in the organ
therein situated. liza glass Of water is taken, a
feeling OF uneasiness distress ensuss generally
ofa light character, however, and in consequence
frequently disTegarded altogether, or soon forgot
ten. In time--on the next day pcrhaps-pains
shoot through the stomach. and sensation oil
nausea 10 experienced. DiarihHa ensaes, per.
haps vomiting, the day after, or in violent cases on
the ssmecay Even though the patient may have
disregaTdsd the former symptoms, il he will n,w
call in physician, and take proper remedies, he
is nearly sure ofrecovery, more sure than persons
attacked with fever OF other ordinary disorders
II, however, he neglects these iorewarnings
cramp succeeds, and then there is real DANGER"
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NOTICES

AMERICAN PnaESoLoslcAL JorHxAL.-The july
number Of this excel Mt publication contains u
portrait with the chronological and physiological
character Of Judge Ellis Lewis, together with a
biography Of Abbot, Lawrence, The phrenologi-
cal character OF the late James X. Polk, etc.
TIE WArEE-CrRE Journal With the july
number this journal begins its eighth volume.
Its circulation is now ten thousand. Ii is moi
confined exclusively to the Wa,er.Cure, but i.
designed to embrace ''the whole philosophy Of
life" Both OF these periodicals are issued b,
Fowler & Wells, Nassau St, N. y. a, 81 pei
annuln.
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DISTRIBUTING OFFICE.

Keoknk, the extreme corner Of Iowa, has
been selected rs the distributing Office for
the State. The central situation aud the
quantity Of mail matter passing through the
post Office at this place, indicnted Davea.
port MS the more suitable point for The loca.
ton Of the Distributing Office, but as the
''gate Of Iowa." as the Iate Russell termed
keokuk, has been chosen, we presume j,
the intention Of Mr.. Hobbic TO have two
Distributing Offices in the State. A lnrg-
er proportion Of mail matter passes through
Davenport, We have been assured, than
through any other post Office in Iowa. Pa
pers ond letters arc received here in FIVE
days from New York, when if required Ia
pass through the Office a. Keokuk, at some
seasons Of tho yenr the time would be
doubled. We trust that this subject will
meet with further consideration and that il
il be the intention to continue Keokuk o
Distributing Office, justice will be done the
north Of Iowa by comforting he snme pow.
or on the post office at Davenport.
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APPARENT DEATH.

We havo noticed many cases Of persons
presumed TO have died from cholera, bu,
who previous to burial revived and subse
quently recovered. The disease is one
that racks the nervous system and leaves
the unfortunate person utterly prostr rated
hence tho calm and quiet Of its victim pre-.
vious to dissolution. Again very large
quantities Of opium and other narcotics IRE
employed, which from the condition Of the
patient, arc frequently rendered powerless,
for the time being, but afterwards display
their effects ia stupor that mny some.
times be mistaken for death. How impor.
,nnt that positive proof Of death he obtain.
ed before the body is consigned to the
ear,h2 Tho simplest method Of doiag this,
good medical authority states to be, to ap.
ply heated iron to tho surface. If blister
be raised the person is not dead, If there
be no blister hope may be banished.
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EUGENE ARAM.-Fcw persons but who
have read this, one Of the best and most
moral Of Bnlwcr's productions. Those who
have read il md admired the noble and
lofty character Of Aram, will he pleased
with the following remark from the intro
duction to new edition: s'On going with
mainrer Judgment" says the author, ''over
all the evidence on which Ara,n was con
demned, ! have convinced myself, that al
though an nccomplice in tho robbery Of
Clarke, he was free both from tho premcd.
itated design and the actual deed Of muir
der" And in this conviction, Sir Edward
is borno out By tho opinion of many eni.
nent lawyers.
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M'LaSE's vERMifrGE-To Messr.. Kidd &,
Go Druggists, corner Of Wood and Fourth st,s
Pittsburgh, belongst honor Of having induced
the inventor OF this great remedy to offer il to the
public. This he has done through them. 7, ~.
been introduced into all sections Of the Union.
and has given on all sides the most complete "a !.
isfaction. Where it has been tried il has been
pronounced the best remedy fer worms ever in.
vented. Families should never be withou, :
supply. We add the following from hundYod.
Of similar testimonials:
HowsRp, SrErsrs CO., n.y., Sept. G, I847.
j. Kidd Cove had lot Of your Vcrn;-
ingc, and can recommend j. as ono Of the best
medicines Tor worms we have ever had. Dr
MLnne's vermifuge never has failed 20 produce
tho desired effect. ]. ALLEY Il CO-
0YFor sale BY DR. e EASrERLY, South
East Corner Of Third and Chestnut Streets. 81
Louis, Mo. Wholesale Agents for tho Western
States.
.Gr Also for sale by A SANDERS, Druggist,
agent for Davenport.
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0TThe corporation OF the City Of New
York appropriated some two ar three thou
sand dollars towards celebrating The 18th o.
July. Since that time they have made an
other appropriation Of fiicen-hundred dol
lars togive public reception to Faihcl
Mathew. The papers do not state how
much has been appropriated for the purpose
Of purifying their streets, TO prevent tho
,isi, Of tho cholera as IN epidemic.
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A RECOMMENDATION.
nv ruE PRESIDENT OF TIE U. STATES.

Al season when tho PROVIDENCE Of
COP has manifested itself in the visit alton
Of fearful pes,ilcncc, which is spreading
its ravngcs throughout the land, il is fitting
that a people, whose reliance has ever
heen on lIIs PROTECTION, should humble
themselves before HIs THRONE; md, while
acknowledging pnsi transgressions, ask n
continuance Of DIVINE MERcy.
II is, therefore, earnestly recommended
that the frs, Friday in August be observed
throughout the United States rs day Of
Fasting, Humiliation, aud Prayer. All
business will he suspended in the various
branches Of the public service on that day +;
and il is recommended TO persons Of all
religious denominations 10 abstain, rs far
as practicable, from secular occupations,
and 10 assemble in their respective places
Of Public Worship, TO acknowledge the
INFINITE GOODNESS which has watched
over our existence as n nation, aud So
long crowned us with manifold blessings /;
and To imp!ore the ALMIGHTY. in Ilrs own
good time, In STAY the destroying hand
which is now lifted up against ms.
z TAYLOR.
IL. . 1lfn
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GA private letter from Cincinnati un-
der date Of the 9TH inst, states the cholera
to be very bad IN that city, no business Of
any kind doing except those relating to the
epidemic, and some Of the Drug stores closed
from sickness or death Of their propvietors
In Dayton the cholera was also very bad
aud more fatal than in Cincinnati. In the
latter City the doctors appear TO be more
successful than at almost my other place.
DR.. Buchanan, il is stated in our letter .has
never lost case when called before the
collapsed stage"
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CHOLERA PREvExTIvEs.--An old physi.
clan Of Cincinnati in speaking Of brandy as
a preventive Of cholera, very snrcns,ically
remarks, that oil who do not die Of cholera
this year will die Of mania potu next year
There is considerable truth in the remark,
and those who take ]. as a preventive wi!
find that rs remedial agent i, Inns lost,
with them, much Of it's virtues. The hes,
preventive is . serene mind, fearless
heart aud an immediate resort 10 medicine
upon the FIRST symptoms Of disease.
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SOCIAL CONDITION OF IOWA.

Upon the first page our readers will find
m article Of some interest in relation to the
social condition Of Iowa. To Mr.. Sheppard
the people Of Iowa are much indebted for
the interest no manifesis in our State and
the able manner in which he has defended
its social condition from the sspersions Of q
vile calumniator, Sidney Smith, who igno.
rant Of oil that pertains to Town, and mani.
testify with the objcc, Of completing his
book upon the U. States, INDUCES in Ian.
guaze that every one in the leas. ncquain,
ed with the people, institutions or laws Of
Iowa, knors 10 be unjus, aud unmeri,ed.-
In placing this turret stone to tho sickly
building he has erected, Mr.. Smith har,
doubtless, weakened the whole supcrstruct-
uro in tho eyes Of every one competent Ia
Judge Of the merits ofsuch production
IL wo may be allowed to Judge Of bis work
by the sample here furnished, Of wba, a
tissue Of misrepresentation md abuse
must il consist, and how unworthy the pen
ofone competent, had he possessed the mn.
'erial, Of nditing popular work upon the
United States.