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RAInrn CooL--"You arc pretty fellow"
kaid the owner ii wool pile, " q thief ITO
como here anil steal my wood while I'm Aslscp"
sYes~ replied tie thicf. "Anl suppose ~ would
stny up thers md see md break NY back viii, IL
ting. bsAse ycu'd oscr 10 como aud help me-
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dandy, vithn sigar in Lis mouth ou board
Steamboat, once stepped up to a stranger, and
Pray. sir, do gentlemen smoks in your coun.
!, 'G'"tl.msn don't smoke in any country was
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusiyeiy proves that
truth is stranger than Fiction
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.


REV. DIR. Lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey, of distinguished s,tsinmens and ex
srpssy, New Jersey, July 10, 1913.
Dn. A. VI. CHnsris-Dear Sir You wish TO know
Of what has been the result in my own case, OF
the application OF THE 0ALvANIC BELT AND
NECKLACE. My reply is as follows;
For about tp,niy years had been suffering ron
Dyspepsia. Every year the ~ mptoms became worse
nor could obtain permanent relief from any course
Of medical treatment whatever About FOURTEEN years
since, IN Consequence Of frequent exposure 10 inc
weather, In the discharge OF my pastoral duties.
became subject TO a severe Chronic rheumatism,
which for year siter year caused indescrih able
anguish Farther IN tie winter Of as and 40, IN con
sequence Of preaching great deal In my own and
various other churches in this region, was attacked
by the Bronchitis, which soon became 90 severe a.
70 require an immediate suspension Of my pastoral
iabors My NERVOUS system thoroughly pros.
rated, and a. my Bronchitis became worse SO also
did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic Bffection-thns
svincing that these disorders were connected with
Zach other through the medium Of the Nervous syG
TEN. In the whole pharmacop9ia there seemed to be
M remedial agent which could roach and perste
this purpose had com letey failed At last led
by my friends to examine your Inventions and Though
with no very sanguine hopes of their eficiency,) ]
determined TO try the effect OF the application oil the
GALVASIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This was IN June, lst6 To
NJ GREAT ATosisHMEsr, IN rwo oAvs NJ DrugpsiA
MAD eoSg; ~ ElGhr DAYS WAS ssAsLsD TO HssUMn
nv PASTORAL LaSoks, soR NAVE nScE OMITTED
SINGLE srRvicg er Accousr OF rHE bHoycHtrs;
.,p nv RHEUMATIC AFFECTION HAs rytIsELy opAsrp
suits Of the experiment
| have recommended the BELT and FLUID 10
many who have been likewise suffering from Neu.
rslgic affections. They have tried them, VITA harry
tIsuLrs, hsLiEvS, IN grsRr oAsE.
an, dear cir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDS
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1Alsoieines.g
Price Reduced!
Ill. VAUGHN'S
LITH0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE I
Largo Bottles Only Ono Dollar.

- .
Largo Bottles Only One Dollar.
The rroprstor Of the G~at American Remedy "vAuans's
VsarrAsLr Lrrmosrairuc MIXTURE" induced by ,As
argent solicitations Of hs Agents. thous hout the Uu,od
e,a'e' and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
Or his popular and well known article and from ,h date
sencsorh. he will put MP bot ono sin, onlyh,, ousr
soles--,he retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR.
The pubic may tina, tho character or an. Nall
snc its strength, and curative properties WILL xss.,S
pScHAs0rp. and the will 10 br,tow ed in mr..
pannr II as heretofore.
As this medicine under it, reduced price. will be purchased
~ those who have not hitherto made thems-v., acquainted
sh its virtues, the would beg intimate that h.
u'cle Is no, 10 be classc with the OF Ress
the day " claims for itslf Asai,mg psser "a
~ diseases AaH asy et,r preparation before Tar
world and has itself Tor eight yrars by superior
medical virtues and until this induction, commanded double
he price OF any other article IN this line.
Norict P.RricuLANLY, this article acts with great he'd.
NJ power and certainty. upon tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other organs upon the proper Of which life and
health depend,
THIS medicine 10, 8 in.ty high -pu,e as a wn@dy fes
Dropsy and Gravel
Ind all diseases of that nature. I, be Relied upon whsu
se intelligent, physician ha abandoned his patienaDd los
.hsse distressing dseases, especially DRorsy the propr
nor would earnestly and honestly recommend II. Al ms
pnee easily obtained by ALL and the trial will prove
me article TO be the
Cheapest Medicine In the World!
~ Please ask for pamphetsthe agents give them away
h~y contain sixteen Of receipts Tin addition full
medical maet) valuable for housebed purposss and wAic
GILL dollars tn practical houseksspen.
nfnus IN h. h,xk If
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Lone Noer.--A Paisly manufacturer having
got, by sone accident n severe cut across The
nose, and having no court plaster ut hand, stuck
On his unfortunate proboci, one Of his gum tickets
On which WINS tho usual intimation- warranted
$50 yards long W'f"N
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Estate of Peter Sceak,y. deceased

Estate Of Peter Speaker, deceased
DuRSUAN'r to mn order OF the county court OF
J. In "a lie county, notice is hereby gwen. that
all persons having claims against the estate ofPeer
Speaker late of La Sale, decreased, nre required to
produce the same IN writing and file them in sand
,rt on the 81 Monday in September next, when
and " N"re said claimants are requested tn attend
for the pti!rose OF having their claims adjusted IN
Of law SANL. MlLLIKIS Idmr.
Ottnwa August 2, 1850.
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nlisrrl' ai,eous.
DaYton Woollen Factory,

TINE above Factory has now been in successful
l. operation Tor eight years past. and the under
sgned deem il unnecessary ~ make any promises
or pledges Tor their good Conduct OF liberal bargains
aud would merely say, thatihcy have goodassor,-
Vent OF Pulled Clothes. .-a
CsssimsreS Nattineft. Tiresd. .icd.s, Hard T'ipes
FlaHneis OF rdrioas Kinds, Niotrls, Blankets,
and Stocking Yarn, double and t,risfed.
Aud will have. by the time the new elm comes off
larger stock OF goods thpn they have ever heareoi
tered and they are getting on another set utMa-
chinery, (by the middle of MAY neXtl OF the best
aud most improved kind, which will enable them 10
turn out double tho number OF yards that they have
ever done before, and they now feel confident in
saying TO wool growers, farmers. and merchants,
that their wants can be fully supplied on the mos,
reasonable terms, in exchange for wool or cash
Carding and Spinning.
They will card spiuard recla, IL cents per pound
IN lots OF q lbs or over
Custom CdrdiRs ~ > cents per pound
They have two sets ol Cards expressly for country
work, which will be fitted NJ in good order and ii
wool Is put IN IN proper condition, they will warrant
thcT work 10 give satisfaction. Persons coming
from distance who may have to stop over night
shall be ,ono expense.
Cl0TH DReSSlnG
Viii be done NJ the usunl price and in the best man
ner and warranted to give satisfaction, as none but
the best workmen nre employed
Wool, Wheat, Corn, Lard and Soap VII be- tn :
ken IN pay Tor work j. II ID GREEN.
Dayton Factory. April %, is50-39.i
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K'IOllgllS,

PlOughs.
DIrTS celebrated Como Ploughs, warranted TO
i .cour in any soil, for sale at I.ocKwooDs.
Wheat Sacks.
0OS SUPERIOR wheat sacks whou, seam, for
'~c snlc nj dee ~ I.ocKwoOp'F
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$4,000 Persons

Including all ages, classes end conditions among
which were large number Of ladies, no are pecu'
laIly subject to NersOusComp,sinis, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tined in vain
To illustrate the use Of the GALvANIC BELT,
suppose the case of person afflicted with that bane
Of civilization, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimuants
taken which, BY their action on the and
ces Of the stomach, afford temporary relief but which
leave the patient 10 a lower state and with injured
faculties after the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the
application OF the GALVANlC BELT. Take Dyl
peptic sufferer. even in the worst symptoms of an
stack, and simply tie the Bel; around the Body using
the Magnetic Fluid as directed In short PERIOD the
nsensible perspiration will act the positive element
of the Belt thereby causing . Galvsnic circulation
which will pass on to the negative, and thence back
again to the positive, thus keeping up CONTINUOUS
Galvanic circulation throukhou the system Thus
the most severe cases o. DYSPEPSIA are rERNA.
NENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS Is AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE
OF YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or tho most Undoubtcd Character,
From oil parts of the country could he given sun.
c,ent 10 fiji every column in tins paper
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Fox Li;ylr House. {
Prairie House,

1t Tie Great Sulphur Springs, INF ,cay betrsea
OitGra and Peru on the bottom road,
NEA2 STARVED ROCK.
Travellers will find as good accommodations ut
ny house asatany ohern the country and atpriccs
% make it an object 20 stop. Excellent sahhne at
tached to the establishment. A 7. REED.
feb g. i35o-if
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Gotfs.
United States Hotel.
ne wu,nNp Fcw.rs. Peru. Iiinoii,

The house "a store building, the larges, 5uidng
used in northern Illinois. as hotef.and the lessee
has crdeavorcd at boayy expense, to fnrni-, i in
a style 10 eompor with the buiiding. The rooms
are large, and admirably arranged Tor convenience
aud comfort Travellers and their luggage taken
10 md from the honis free of charge 42-u
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scou.ge Of the western country these
Medicines viii he found safe, speedy and GER
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject to return Of the discase--a cure by these
medicines is permanent-THI iHHM' DE-
SATISFIED, AND DE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Iplalnts.
General Debility, Loss OF ArFE!'rk' AND
Diseases or FsMALEs-these medicines have bcen
used with the most beneficial results in castS Of
this description :-KISo's Evil and ScnofuLA, IN
il, worst forms, Yields to the mild yet powerful
action of these remarkable Medicines. Ni6nr
SwgArs, Nervous DgpiLiry, Nervous Con-
PLANTS Of all kinds, PALrIiArioS OF THE HEART,
PAINTERS CoLIc, are speedily cured
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have become im-
paired by the injudclous use OF MencuRY will
find these Medicines perfect cure, as they never
fail to eradicate from the system all the elects of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations of Sarsaparilla. single trisl will
place them beyond the reach Of competition, in
the estimation Of every patient
BE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, ind then
nefarious authors arrested, both in the city ofNew
York and abroad.
Buy OF no ono who is not an AUTHORIZED
AoeNr.
Prepared and cold by DR.. ", D. MOFFAT,
1876 broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
WALKER d llICkLING, Onord
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The great popularity and excellence OF
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,

consists in the fact that they and cure disease
hy oaeari application in place Of the usual mode OF
drugging and ply sickng the patient till exhausted
Nature sinks hoPelessly under the infection.
They strengthen n. rloi, ,y,tsm, ,enali.s n, eire.
ia'ion Of he bio0d promote the seers1ni. aud nsrsr do
The slightest injury undSr any oigeWsisisnet, Since
their introduction in the United states only three
years sine mora than
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A Dsran cement Of the Nervous System.

or Ia NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drugs and
Medicines increase The diIsase for they weaken the
vital energies OF the already prostratei system while
under the Strengthening hiegivng, vitalEing infu.
cnce Of Galvanism, as applied by this beautiful and
wonderful discovery, the exhausted paen, and weak
elasticity and yigor
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Consumption, .Rsfhma, Pieurisy,
PhMisic, Splitting oj6iood, Hhoop-
ing Co"gh, Coughs, bronchitis and
pulmonary Injections of erery
ktnd.
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parallel in having, dunng a trai OF nearly
II twenty years, fully m1iuiuiuet the high rep
utntion which II has acquired tof Consumpii,e COM
plants aud all diseases Of the lungs, throat and
chest. 1t has been used with probably greater sue
cess than any other arclc known. and many ply
scinns who have had an opportunity Of WINE, sing
its highly salutnry effects DO not hesitate 10 recon-
mend II as safe. convenient, aud very efiicaciuu.
medicine, equa not superior any slhcr piescfp-
ton Tor the above complaints within their knowledge
and one which has seldom disappointed the reason
able expectations of those who have used it, Ii
u M ,aInn LIZ. r..L.t..L.. L.r
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Office 10 Let
over the store oflhc subscriber, recently occu-
~ pied by NJ. u. HOLSTER. Enquire Of
Jan 26 & BURR
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lTIUBtl sept. 2, 1871. JeTtilied nv
TIMOTHY BAYLIES, N. D

frs, prescr,hed tbe yca"bIo P Smmm Ri.
sam abou, one year since N my own family. in an
obstinate lung complaint which succeeded a typhus
fever. There was in this case a hard. dry cough.
difficulty OF breahing soreness about the chest, and
greatdebili'y, The halsam speedily effected n cure
Having since prescribed the balsam in many lung
complaints, with uniform success can with conf.
dence recommendits use for all those complaints tor
which il is offered as q remedy
Boston, Feb. |, 1892 ALBERT GUILD.
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rcooayondsuc, Of ns if,,om, Republican

FoRr LAHANiE. July X, 1850.
Gr$rtEnEH Tho great California emigration
Inns NJ length swept past this point. and the prni.
rics begin TO assume their wontcd air ~ solitude
and drcafy monotony. The few airnCglcts, some
ono thuuHnnd in number, eth behind, on THE
side of The South Fork mud will be- here ina few
days. Tho final result Of uda years emigration
registered at Tits point. b. NJ follows 81 57O
men, s25 women, .l26 children, 9.lOi wagons.
ISIS hofacs $50 mulca, 81 .jO1 oxen, and b7bt
cows Making liberal allowance 2.i11 persons
and GO wagons Tor those who hhy, passed without
registering and those stll behind. Nc should have
1900 fUuln and p.72D wagons tho trail ~ Thu
moment OF this number from 5000 ~ 0,OOO are
ON their way 30 Oregon with The intention Of oct.
fling in that country and visiting the gold minrf
next season.
The character ~ tho emigration II thia year h
most decidedly inferior 81 that II lart The mum.
Der Of difficulties. robbcrcs. &c, the trnl, have
far outnumbcrcd those of. lnst season. Not only
have they relieved each other of their property, bat
they have paid particular regard a. thc public and
private property IN this vicinity Several dctnch.
monts have been sent from here in pursuit Of stolen
! animals. and their Efforts have generally hccn a.
tended with success overhnuling the light fin.
gorcd gentry after racc of some slightly 20 ono
hundred nilcs
The sickness has been severe between this point
| and the frontrrs. bat beyond here there has been
bot little mortality. The pure air II these elevated
regions b. mote than n match for the cRrclcsancsa.
want of experience, and want ~ cleanliness Of the
omiRtants OF the seven hundred who now Dc
the Missouri, t may safely be sycrtrd that nine
tcntha were placed there from The above causes.
Several dctaehmcnts OF troops have passed along
the same road thia season, mud during the most
sckly portion, and not n man has been lost. The
shows couclufivcly the advantage Of strict attention
o. diet, aud water. and camp regulations.
party of cmigrants will pitch their camp along
side oi pond, an old we'll dug Va The sand aud
drink thor staruan waters in preference Ia the
ming water 81 the Platte. because The former may
De cooler and clearer than the latter. The gravcs
cntirclinr these pools show the consequence.
An express from Fort Hall has Just reached her,
with the news that Col Porter has abandoned That
post mud Ia op his march 90 the Dallas When LAT
heard from be wac ON Snake river, is5 miles beyond
Fort Hall
Colonel sumner. Of the dragons, arrived nj this
poet from Font icavcnv ORTIZ ON the 9th inst. with
MY mounted infantry, route 90 the crossing ul
the Arkansas where he is to JOIN tho main body oi
his command, consisting Of battery Of artillery
and one squadron Of the lst dragons. This force
H. 60 operate ON the Santa ~ trail Cot s. marched
20 this point In the short space Of twenty two days
Tie will leave here ia about week and will be- ac
cumpnnied by Colonel Hoffman, of 9TH infantry,
and Majors Thompson md Carlton, Of 1T dfn.
wuons.
Yours, SC. CHEYENNE
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fsemsn, and the privileges Of self government bat
IL does not sppear to that the tins 10 yet when
~ great change can he mnde In their condition
With safety a. their own welfare. So, sir. sup.
pose that at future period the hundred nil
Hons u Hlndoos now subject 10 British rule may
emerge from their thrsldorn, improved ~ SONS
degree Of competency ~ self goyerumspt, but,
sir. have little RESTITUTION IN saying that whatever
may be the seeming Or actual oppfes.ions under
which that people groan at this nine, the adyan
iaRes they dcriv. from Tho Introduction of European
civilization, and the restraints Imposed ~ ylRof
Gus and enlightened govcrpiacnt, VIII be more
than an equivalent for them all.
Ant, air, ite time mny CONS when the three mil
Hons of slave. IN the United States VIII be ffse but
y is not Jet When aud bow this great change To-
thcir condition snIi take place, DO not pretend ID
forcsce bat have an abiding confidence tlat
when that time shall come, our system, under the
continued protection and favor Of Il benefccnt
Providence, VIII pass this ordeal and oycry other ~
which u may be subjected in safety and ior pgcH.
lar In tto future. continus 90 dispense is bleaslnes
10 millions Of grateful aud prosperous irccinen.
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THE REPU BLIC
WASHINGTON:
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST is. $50.


The Senate was not 10 session on Saturday.
The Ho,lse, in Committee N the Whole ol
the state Of the Union, resumed the conajdem
ton Of The Civil and Diplomatic Approprialioi
bill and adjourned at two o'clock.
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The following cmincnt scientific citizens Of The
United states have been recently elected foreign
hsaociatca of The Astronomical Society II London
Protector Benjamin Pchfcc. of Harvard tnivcraiyi
Professor Alex. y. Bachc Superintendent United
States Coast Survey; Professor q NJ Mitchell, Gin
cinnau. Professor Sears q. Walker, Assistant Uni
ted states Coast Survey Hlerdndfia Gdfsift,
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THIRTY FIRST CONGRESS.
PIRsT SESSION.

bAruhDAy, August IT, 1850.
The Senate did not alt TO day, having adjourned
on Thursday until Monday.
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DrhTn or LEUr. Cnowty, q. y. N.--Wc regret
io announce the death Of Lieut. Crowly, Y. n "
Tie died IN this city on The 18th inst
ChdrlfsfOn Mrfcgg 10Th
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EsiosATWH of Tng non. q. "a ooaaAD,
The SPEAKER laid before tho iibusc n letter
from y. M. CoEhAD, rendering his resignaiiou
representative from The sccond congregational dis.
lrict oI JAtiisiaBn
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Tho IoHowing pcllUonH wcrc pfcHcnicd undcr thc
rule, VIZ.
by Mr.. CHANDLER Tho memorial Of Captain
Laynlottc, Of the q. s. Navy, asking b. have re-.
funded ~ him a sum Of money paid 10 an intcrprc
ter. Referred 20 the Committee ON Foreign Az
fairs.
By MIR. REED The memorial 81 BENJAMIN
Baldwin, praying the abolition Of slavery, aud the
provision by Congress for the support 81 the freed
men Sin n Suitable place In the Wcst and Ia Idbc.
ria" Laid on the liable.
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From The Paris correspondence Of The iSout,ers Lit
narp Nessenge.


The following is a translation Of a memoir giving
account of the scientific results Of the expedition,
read before the Academy of Sciences, by NJ Arsgo,
at the sitting of the 29th:
"MN Bsio and Bsrral made some days go an
ascension which, considering the unfavorable cir
cumstances under which il was executed, hardly
had, as II hardly could have had, but result
namely; that of proving their couragc-wo might
almost say, their tcmerity
"The two learned travellers fully deter
mined 10 rccommcnce their enterprise under more
aospicious circumstances. But this time IL was not
their first essay and they could afford TO await the
day and the hour.
I'M. Regnsult was charged with the duty Of max
ing the necessary preparations ior the voyage His
name gives sufficient assurance that, so far the
construction and arrangement of the instrume nts
were concerned, physics possesses nothing in the
way of ingenuity and exactness which was not
brought into service. But who did not see
devotion day and night which our brother displayed
upon this occasion,