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Later from California.
~, 900, 900 In Gold Uu.t,

TSs'''Np'b btsts
The new steamship Uncle Sam. arrived at New
lors on Tuesday tho 2S1h ult. She brought
soil $50 in gold
The Pacific Mail Steamshi Compauy's steamer
ahnma, also left December Is. san Francisco
. ''t fanamn, with the mails and specie. but had
not arrived az Panama al latest lvicss 8 O'Clock
IN, OF the Eth inst.
Tue > Mail steamers Georgia, for New
loIk, and the FALCON, for New Orleans, were AT
H'Ph"'u awaiting tho arrival Of the passengers,
hau' anu specie OF the steamer Panama
Ins travel on the lIthmus is represented to be
/ good, the RAINY season having closed Passengers
/ were enabled to cross IN twenty two hours
The United States Mail steamer ticogi, will
! bring th' largest shipment Of treasure ever vet
/ 7lo555
Tho mining prospects are said to be unusually
The Yates Tor President were 10 be canvassed
al nlIcJn an the lst instant the day the steamer
'"hed. 1t was supposed that Pierce had 900
majority
The news Of Mr. Webster. death received on
The goth ut. was unexpected, The inclemcncy
OF the weather bad prevented any public demon
stUtion
Nv late decision Of the Suprcm. Court ,ls.
tain'ns The validity OF the " Peter Smith sales"
property to the value of ut least n million Of
a"'Ar., belonging To the city of San Francisco.
was sold to satisfy judgment upon a claim origin
any 800, 90 Notwithstanding this unhealthy
STATE OF the body corporate private interest seem
to be prosperous. Extensive and substantial i'm.
rroyemcnis are being made in every quarter, aud
the value ofrcal estate il Oh the increase.
orrAsrupk w CH,Nr,r The cl ppcr chip
E"shn. capt Welsh, iui sailed for Hong Kong,
with three hundred Chinese passengers. She
WI, touch at the Sandwich l,and.. where forty
"l them Will remain She also carried away ITO
sum Of $4,000 ia gold dust. Thu, is the largest
number Of Cc.estlls that hvc.lrft IN one vessel.
From the Panama Star, l6,h.
Latest from the i>thmu-
SlcSNr-..-At ,hi. season If the wear there /.
auuuH-u' ,m'unt oC sickness. prcyuiln, IN P,na.
ma !, D., b, np means of -en.us character be.
ws consequent upon the change Of season nom
"'''ojN, and ye.d'retII0y to proper treatment;
b"t We caution every person having th, slightest
symptoms oi Illness from nss'ecrlus them,
tH'>"E N orICE-Mr ave sorry to announce,
Shat h- ENrc.lercy. Gov Herrera, gpe, ont Of Of.
Tee 20 day, with thr object u proceeding to take
his 'cat In the General Congress az B,,nia.
Don Bernardo M,n Arrc. tlc presru. .I.ts
lojhco. a.s'ue- the uli,c VI Governor upiil tho
arrival of The newly appointed Governor, Don
Salvador Camlcho Rod,n, nom B,go,A
Correspondence Of the Panam, Star
AcNrlc', Ihlrsd,y, Dee O. $50!
E.RrHqr,Er At Ac4ruLr1-1he CORES Will
bring va the news ola severe Car'luuakr ~
AuPulco The first shock occurred At twenty
minutes past 10 O'Clock SATURDAY night. ntccnr
Der I NuI no stock. although less severe than
the first, have been repeated every hour or 80
su'r
II came without notice or prcvou, Indication.
pIrpIf fi4t aHBuf u l. the mercury sUtl.lpHl,
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better safe to keep the large sums IN his charge.
The suggestion of Col. MeosE in reference to
the reduction Of the state tax is endorsed by the
Governor; but it strikes Us that the people would
prefer that the present rate of taxation be con
tnued, and the annual surplus applied 70 the pur-
chase Of our state bonds in the market. Such 4
provision with the present . mill tax, would Sc.
cure an annual reduction Of our state debt oi
nearly half million Of dolors, aal in less than
fifteen years the extinction Of our total delt
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Tie Washington Union refstrng to IL. re.'r.
nation Of the Presidency OF the United State.
Senate by the Hon. En. r. KiSG, Of Al.baua
says:
lie retains his seat as Senator from Alabama
and will after tie fourth Of March, be again Pres
dent oithc Senats by virtue Of his Office Of Vice
President OF ths United States II is tn. uniform
testimony OF Senators that Col. King presided
over the deliberations with consummate ability
aud dignity. With them he resignation i. the
cause oIsull deeper regret that Col King re
signed IN consequence Of feeble health"
Tho Hon. j. Il. Atkinson. OF Missouri. va,
unanimously elected President pro ,,,a. Of tn,
Senate Tho unaumty Of tine honorable Seua
tors elncton affords the Lishe5t atle.tation o
his qualifications for the exalted pos. which h,
fila.
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Z he River TaV

Last we,k We published short communication
from"A Tax Payer" making enquiries in refer
ence to to object Of collecting the River Tax
now since the river improvement, project, At least
for the present, bad been abandoned. And a,s6
throngLu. ont sorne insnuation., that certain
individuals had taken advantage Of the people
and were disposed to use the pracedes Of th.s
tax in re iuiLursiug themselves IN an ursuecsss
ful speculation IL the purchase @! lands upon
which the contemplated improvement was to
have been made.
No, having on hand a. that time the necessary
Information to give satisfactory explanation 81
this matter We deferred the subject to Kills
week
We shall, then, now, attempt to give as flll an
explanation u this much talked Of tax aud show
that although til, river Improvement is, to al
iu'en,s and purposes abandoned, We, there seems
to be 4 necessity for collecting this tax, at least
/ his year.
I 1t will be remembered that seme tire.
years ago, number O. persons purchased the
Ian. upoS which the dam and lock, f3r the ,.ver
improvement was ~ De loc4ts1, fog s. 100 dl.lzrs
/ Of Mr. l. b. Dehcp then school cema.,i1uer
THIS Land was subsequently conveyed to Edwin 5
Leland, E.q ., to be held in trust fr tue several
towns whjel. might vote IN favor oltAe river in
provemeut
At the election, We believe. bl; four Of he
towRs named ia .Ls b,,l, voted 10 favor q the TAX
this no, being enough to insure the completion 81
The work. the preiee, was abandoned l,t any
rate for he prascnl) Ba, The land was bought,
and had been conveyed to tie towns. and there
existed no law by which il could be reclaimed t.,
the purchasers. Ths original act conferred the
power upon The towns to levy the tax voted with
out providing !Ur is termination before tie work
was completed, anu paid for. Da! as it was now
conceded that tie improvement should 10, be
made, an amendment to he &C. seemed ncces,a,
~. Accordingly, at the extra session Of lie Leg
islature the act was 50 amended as to terminal G
the tax a, soon those who had purchased Tie
land, were refunded the money vL.,h they had
advanced
The tax this year will be more than enough
for that purpose, and will. consequently cease az
ter the present year. Tie towns which pay TIL,
tax will, Of course. have the control Of tb. Iand
as sooa as they pay for Il, and can "a: any time
dispose Of II in such way s' " III sui; them best
The River Tax then, which will be collec,e j
this year will be applied to the paymeu. of tbs
land aud should it smouu. to more than Is rs.
qa'red FOX this purpose, The surplus VII! be d..
,Tiba,eI pro rata smous the towns IL which i.
was collected.
There is no speculation aboa. it, as mary sup.
pose. the whole transaction is i.ir aud honorable
and in the cad nobody will lose anything by it. It
Is no more .iau sht That those nlen Who bought
the land and conveyed Il. to thv tovz, should us
plysd back, Nias ,Ley advanced. with legal 10.
'eres:, that's all they sxPeet iGj tbs al tie
ancuImcn. 10 lie law, con.ea'plates.
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Otiama, Januarp S, 1858.

Hos WILLIAM R. KISG-.The telegraph bring.
information that the Vice President elect, will
soon leave for Havana. The Post Master General
has granted permission for one Of the mail steam
ere from New York, TO touch at Norfolk FOR him.
His health, at last accounts, WAS so feeble that lie
We, unable to at tend in the Senate at all;
and hope of its Improvement has induced him
10 spend the winter at Havana.
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HoSKiulr-lhe Joliet Signal Of the lth inst,
learns that Mr. Frederick Dodge, and boy atou;
fourteen years Of age, in the vicinity Of Joliet.
were bitten by a mad dog en- Wednesday tie
29lh ut. The boy WAS bitten in several place.
sn both hands, before lie could make his esca re.
Tie dog was pursued AID captured, ba. no. uuul
after lie bad bitten number Of other dogs.
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Dominion NIsIl.

The friends # the Rev. Geo. Sthlosser will
make him Donation Visit, at his residence in
ouava. On Wednesday evening next. Jan lsih.
It !. hoped tina. all favorable 10 tue above olice,
will attend.
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CAEs 70 MoEsIs.-TLe cars on tie Rock Island
aud Chicago Railroad commenced running to
Morris Or "Wednesday last They will make two
trips per day eseh way, leaving Chicago =: IS
in tie morning and o'clock IN the afternoon, and
arrive a; Morris at - q, n, and O'Clock ?. "
\ train leaves Morris and reaches tai. city at the
same hours as the Chicago train leave, for and
arrives at Morris
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COLLEGE BvSST-IL I.linoi. College a. jack
sony.!c, caught fire on the cgeu.n; Of the 3oL
ult. under a stove IN oae Of the rooms, and the
whole building, except the small wing on the
south side was banned down. Loss. from S!5c1O
to $4,000 The building was insured f.r 5 g 900.
IN the Hartford Protection Insurance. company.
Most Of tie iurai,ure was saved and no acc.deu.
happened
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JySy M TEyyERS
u EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Ottawa,
~ JInntlN l. lNa9.

ENAlNING in the Post Office at Ottawa
Z January !, 1889:
Anderson Della chins , NcLaughnPcter
AlDruy X FA2 Dickinson 4 MckclIt George
Anderson MrsB hutchinson McAhgot Ihos
Alexander VI J E,Aon t.I1i Nauec VIM.
Bautlur Nm ElhutA Orhasnry Mich
BigcluW SO Fianedy Pat DCOuner Pat
Humphrey WE, Fo.trr ,riindn Oda A u
Brewer Peter fugrll Samuel O'kcee Michael
Barnes Eirnrr Llc,son lChac O'ConneI Z
Brrbr Alausun Gallon II \ Pitcher w III
Bird Miss Liza Galloway Geo Qulnby VIM
BFJwur y Giyuu Pat Radd L
basor, Daniel GrUyct Jesse X Ro.rwasmngton
Barnes MrsC llrwel lBrrl Nictdur lhU
Bthcu,k Pratt Howard Pat Rider \ II
Biowdri Rich Ham. A Rohun John 3
BEEN So BcnI Hawks Amasr Robson CH
IoopcfN llaight l. u Ryan Suon
Clarke T. Hull \ !. Rorc Rev G l.
Conprt John II Hills Isaac Scoviil II VI
La,hY John ltNinMissMM Shcnunnllram
Calilhnn John Imam VIM Shauwg Lester
Conner Aaron judge Pat smith John
Jleaty VI lacksonNlissEA Shredy Roger
turdun Darby KEN Samuel sullivan John
tongrt DAVID Kennedy Pat Shnug Michael
Cook otto NJ kouu Geo SpcnCeTL ollins3
CEury Drnns hcnur Timothy Simmons WIN
Conner IctrnccIcary John Turner Edward
Cody Charles " Lain Nat Woodbury. DtC
Cows AARON . Large VIM Weeks Ann X
Dugnn Pat Latimcr Lewis Welsh Palr
Doph Isaac McAlahnnpeter Wcarer Elon
DlCkey lsaac Morrison Josh Walker Charles
Daily Mrs Neutrality-suspicious.
Dick II McDonndNlissNWc MareE
Dulcn Peter Meyer John woodruff Matilda
Drnchuc Phillip Mahrr Edmond WnfrincrRe,N
DNon John McCormickwmcW Witty Nicholas
Damn George MiluginjrletsouW Warren Mrs T.
Decker s. lleit- McOrath James " hte Bridget
Person. calling tor Let,srs IN the ABOVE isl
will please say they are advertised aud give tn,
date Of list WIN. L. GIBSON, L. NJ,
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The Rev. NT. BrSckenriig. will preach in tie
Blp'is; Church next Thursday evening q, Oh O..
clock The public generally are invited to attend.
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There were bond to TIE am0aat o'ohout zoe.
600 urr,cu.,t 600 ,hr lot lu.t .urr,yj'ca dead
oi the two m..t ,aX Tor tie astNer .u addition
To- vhJghs dividend o., rIuveJon abuHsE4G' 500
deposited with ,ir Auditor An agreed ease
is being af-ueI before lhr supreme count Go de
,yrmur ly q4e-t..u whether these bank bond,
can he presented or ul,. la c,.e hey are 900,
received tat eos. bend viii b" SOME 90 psr crut.
Otherwise about 20 prrc,ut Tie sg.a 20 be III
vaei S-G24S5.
4 decision OF a divorce case before the supreme
crur, has c.g4t,A sour cs-,,J.ANuH here tu! 20
deed lt is -ume what "kp,li, y Mr. schuimEer
moved Co ,uls .t1ie from IA. several yeas ago
leaving Ia. wife 90 CONE after han, when hr had
made proper arrangement here. After waiting
wear ur two. however, the woman concluded
no., to come. aud thrr,upun Mr S,h.'img,r Ap
piled 10 the circuit court OF Morgan county, and
80, divorce Afrrward, however he wife rr
,rntcd, ruue after hyr "lurI, snI finding aIw
go thg decree. took !. to the supreme court and
has bad B., revised. Now our friend 3 haL-
.srl. GH Nps te y d, possession 81 Two Oiy,,
having even children bN she latter Hs attorney
LnNr,,r, itI- sad, aG,,,i Mr.. : that h. must
i'r the Ireseu; make other sleeping srtause
u,u',
The Peoria Bridge cose i Up before the l ;
l,..r.. cont. nui viii be decided On a day OF two
/. involves tae whole question aud create, cyn
siderable interest.
The weather cold and cloudy. Three in.
eLr,,uow Tell last night
Gov French sal. deliver lis message to IT,.
assembly 10 morrow muralus
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chr,suuT ie.l last night.
Gov French wi!. deliver hi. message to thc
assembly 10 morrow muTaIug.
Tuesday. Jan. {.
Ssta's The bin introduced Yesterday hy Nr
Gule-ps, to appropriate $500 90 each oi the ~.
prcmr court libraries IL the state TO pufcuas e.
book, was uhcu up and passed
The following bill. were introduced read twice
and referred
~ Ma GI'espc-A lii to provide for grad
ull revision ri the avs Df 'he state Of l.luol,
The oil proposes Go g.vs the jon TO the supreme
judge, 50 q, go make TIA Prr,ex, ior raising their
pay ~ = Law Col way.
81 Mr. Ga.r,-A bill 10 incorporate tie
Bloomington aud Wabash Valley Railroad Co.
Mr. Cookie provide tor making an index to
certain records iu J., sale county.
Mr BRYAN moved Ia reconsider the resolution.
Of yesterday % Irv lie postage Il members CUT
Of tie contingent fund He though j, vr -ht
/ lhat tie pu.age 90 letters IN reference tr
/ public b4.ur., should be- gild by the state, bu,
0lIec'rd Co paying Or private letters
[ NJ Cook wanted 20 kn5w low the distinction
/ was ~ tie G,avu-vIu was 90 av.,Ii.rre What
were public and villa, private iru,r,t The
! postmaster iae senate BAD 90 power To- im.
/ pose ,u Llm ;li. l4'y. q, -u,nid 3D.. letter tr
/ read she table o!,ic seU.tafy lie submit.
/ ted whether tbs 900 h not seriously impede
/ tie vu,t.n, ui The NIr,s sud .usU,tr,ss some ~
| 600, bach,Iu, friends who might occl.,1u1.I, wish
I 90 rite what ~, not fpf the pYh.ccyr Again.
| would % not compel he sruatr to establish a
sort Of sliding ,cal<fr lcls,r, rat were partly
| private and p,r.ly rtb.ei IL believes h.. con
,uturuis dd not expect hH lo dcyp'- l,s ljmr
To TIA, kind uf hslrus, and 10 ID not rrslr!
his species Of economy - the most beneficial To
.he people ur lhs meet cr'd.,ahle 'o Tie senate.
] The motion 10 reconsider Wa lo.I
! The message ui tie Governor vyF received.
read and 5000 s%trA c4pes ordered 10 he print.
cd
TIE joint resolution Il the house va. taken up.
providing fur the meeting If the two House, 900
convention to morrow ct , O'Clock to elect [.
: Senator, aud agreed T.,
On motion Of Mr Wallace the use Of the sen
ate chamber each evening ,l., week wa, granted
TO the convention Ol the iI,.uls ot a .ta.s indus
trial institute,
! MrOmel,cny introduced a bll 10 a,gUlatc gro
ccry Licences. It proposes to ,spcal tie present
law, aud To grant licsu-es ou ouad.tIun hat tie
applicant. pay license Il $500 annually give
bond, to keep nn orderly house, tie hc,u.e Co
be- grautab,e and rcpealbc at any time b7 the
county cour, ~ board VI supervisors, DC. Read
| twice aud referred
After .ome uuimpor,aut business the senate
adjourned.
Hme-Mr siLlcy introduced Joint rcso.
luton hat the two houses meet IA COM euilon at
at = o'clock to morrow 10 elect L ). senator
/ Mr. S. said he was for dt.po.iug uf thi, mater
early lie was ready. for IN, part an he b.rv.
oil tue choice of tLe distinguished s,aie,muu
whom he had in his minds eye wa,a iOs,sone
4. with fIY DsttIs
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gIbiSJJ -
Principal canal debt, 4SS6,522 S.
Interest 80 sane up 10
Jlugar, 1853. 3S532oge -
o5gS?2 %
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Not1ce

p ebecca Case, Thomas r. Case, Mary A. Case
III Martha Il. Case. and Eliza Case, and
all others persons Interested in the estate Of
Joseph B Case. deceased. are hereby notified
that on the 2}d day Of July. 1853, the subscri-
Der filed in the office Of the County Court OF
johnson County. her petition for license to
sell the following described real estate, to wit.
The undivided two-thirds Uf the s w. IN w
/ of Section 26: the N. w. IN w Of Sec
&c; and twelve acres in the South East corner
of the s. W. of SEC. 53-alI in Township 81
Of Range 6 W Of the 5th p N lying in the
county Of Johnson. to pay the debts Ut SAID
Joseph b. Case. DECEASED; and that said petit
ton will be Heard at the September term Of
said court. to be held on the first Monday Of
said month. whrre4il persons interested can
attend if they see Hipper
HRGARET CASE.
Executor Of the e late Of j b. Case, decd.
July II, 1853 81
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Johnson District Court, Nou'r Term,
A. d. 1853.

'aoeS 0"' af
%.
Jacob Furguson.
n,HE de cndaht in the above entitled cause
i who has been returned moi found" in
Johnson county, is hereby notified that on the
20 h day Of October 1852 the said plaintiff & I'd
in the office Of the clerk II the district court in
johnson county. his petition. praying for judy.
ment for the sum of four dollars. with interest
against the following described real estate
to.wit: Twenty feet front on inton street bv
eighty feet back at right angles with said front
of lot No five, IN block eighty one,n lcwa City
the said front running north upon said linton
street. from point on said street. twenty feet
north of the south west corner of said lot, and
that the equity Of redemption Of said defen
dant in aud to said land may be forever bar
red and foreclosed; and that unless he appears
and answers thereto ON or before the morning
Of the second day Of the next term Of said court
which term will commence on Tuesday, the
first day Of November 1853. the petition will
be taken for confessed and Judgment rendered
accordingly. SAMUEL J. HESS.
Clerk of johnson District Court.
W. PENN CLAkE. Atty for plaintiff
August 81 1853, 4 W prs fer S..
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NOt1ce.

IN pursuance of an order OF the county court
i Of johnson county in the State Of Iowa. the
undersigned adm histralor Of the estate Of Ma
thias Lauer, late Of said couaty deceased. here.
by gives notice. thSt said Matthias Lauer died
inlesl ate. on or aboG the iith day Of May. A
d. 1851. leaving Cd ain tract or parcel Of land
fronting 81 feet on lbuque street aud running
back east 10 feet. b ? frame dive ling house
thereon: being a Of ct No 4 in block No
65 in low a City ~ id county, valued at four
hundred dollars; that unless The legal heir
or heirs Ut said d ed shall come forward on
or before Monday 3rd day of October 1853,
and SHOW causes ez,11tsary, the said pro-
perry will be - ~ ths direction nf the
SUPPLEMENTARY ~ InsSuctiOnof said
State of loWa.3 - - iaw,
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ASorMER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! IMpoRrASr TO
DYsrErrIcs DIR ] 8 HoUeHroHs PEpsiS, The
True Digestive Filid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
from aESSEr. or the Fourth Stomach Of the Or,
after directions OF Baron LIEBIa the great Ply
siologcal Chemist, by J s HoUGHroN, M d Phi.
ladetphia. This is traly wonderful remedy
for Indication, Dyspepsia. Jamndicc, Liuer Com
pldint, Constipation, and Debility, curing after
Nature soUR method, by Natures o,cn agent the
Gastvic Jsiee. Pamphlets containing scientific
evidence ofits value furnished by agents gratis.
See notice among Medical Advertisements.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
johnson District Court, Noc'r Term
A. d. 1858.
Rsapcis Nio1iua

Lot No 6 in Block No A. in Iowa
City johnson county State Of Iowa
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons whom
~ sOever. interested in any manner in the
above named premises. that on the 7:h day ol
January A. D 1853. Francis Ciolina. plaintiff
filed in the office Of the district court Of John
son county, State Of Iowa. his petition praying
Judgment against said premises for the sum oi
three A. l00ths do lars. interest aud costs. and
that the equity Of redemption be forecosed and
forever barred and that un'ess the person OF
persons in interest. if any there be. appear and
answer thereto on or before the morning Of the
second day Of the next term of said court. to BE-
commenced on Tuesday the LIST day Of Noyem-
Der A D 1853. Judgment will be rendered
against said premises. in accordance with the
prayer Of said petitioner.
SAMUEL J. HESS.
Clerk District Court. johnson CO., Iowa.
JAxEs HARLAN. Attorney.
July 20, le53-p7-4t-Prs fee IS.
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NOTICE TO DEALERS In PAIN
KILLER.

The name Of Pain Killer belongs exclusively
to the Propr etor Of This Medicine, That right
has been recently sustained by court Of law
and any person found selling an article by that
name aud not of the manufacture vi Perry Da.
Wis d Sun. will be prosecuted.
Berare Of all spurious aud counterfeit Pain
Killers which are now manufactured W decrise
the people. There is none genuine but that
which j, manufactured by Perry Davis d. Sua
Buy Of regular agents and respectable dealers
in meeiieines, aud take none Tut Perry Davis
Pain Killer You will then obtain that which
will givssyou every satisfaction desired.
Principal. Office tor the sale OF the GEsCIsz
PLREY DAVIS PAS KiLLER. IN the Southern and
Western States, No7. Col eye Guiding, Cinciu.
natl. lOhIo. } N HARRIS a. Co, proprietprs
ss.H Blakes J, Wholesale agents. ST Louis
Mo; I = d 0 A Patsers son agents at Iowa city
Fay & Stone at Muscatine.
Nsv l9. 1S53y
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PHYSICIANS SOY that Davis Pain ri Ter is
ore Of those nce little articles which is caicu
lated to relieve an immense amount Of suffer
ing incident TO human life. Its action ON the
system Is many Zines like magic--so instanta
neons---the pam is gone at once. q
For the almost miraculous extinction Of pain
no medicine was ever discovered equal To the
Pain Killer. IL is used in certain cases cxter.
halty and internally. but never eternaliy, like
too many preparations Full directions accom-.
pany each Bottle.
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures
the following complaints, viz: Chill and Fever.
Cholera. Cholera Morbus, Diarrh9a. severe
Burns, Dyspepsia, Painters Che ic. Piles, Boils,
General Debility. Coughs, Headache. sudden
colds. swelled joints cramps and -pasms.r heu.
natism pains ~ the back and side aud various
other complaints in fact it is PAIN KILLER