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g. 80 CHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, con-
SUMPTION in an Ear y Stage, and for the relief of
the Patient even in advanced Stages OF that Fatal
Disease.
1t combine in scientific manner, remedies of long
esteemed value with others of more recent discovery
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities acts
through the skin gently and with great efficacy for the
cure of this class of diseases
A number of the most respectable Physicians, to
whom we communicated knowledge of the constitu-
ents Of these Medicines have been pleased to favor
with their opinions, (some of them in writing }
that they are the best remedies they have been
acquainted with for the cure OF the diseases tor which
'"e' OPINION OF DIR. SAMUEL B. MA TIN.
One most experienced of the faculty In this City,
and long celebrated for his successful practice.
GENTLEMEN.-I have carefully examined the COM
ponent parts OF your DarrhGa Cordial well your
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant, and find them both
valuable compounds the doses are safe and consistent
with medical practice, and do not hesitate to recon-
msnd them b. MA TIN M. d.
The subscribers Apothecares and Pharmaceutists in
the CITY of Baltimore satisfied that the prepare
tions known as STABLERs ANoDyNE CHERRY Ex-
PECToRANT and STABLER DIARRHEA CORDIAL, are
medicines of great value and very efficient for the
lief and cure of the diseases for which they recon-
mended they bear the evidence OF skill and in
their pre- paration and style of putting up and take
pleasure in recommending them to our customers
G. A Moore Israel J. Grahame, Jos. Roberts, II. II.
Grahame, Francis P. Scott, Henry Lowe, John
N. Larogue. S. K Fleming j. w. Barry & Co. JOS B.
Stansbury, Mcpherson Marshall, Edward C. Gilpin
L Phillips, A w. Hughes, g. w. Johnston.
-fabIer's Diarrhea Cordial!
Isl pleasant Mixture, compounded In agreement
with the rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents long
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy Gu
ring DIARRHGA, and similar affections of the system.
In its action it ALLAYs NAUSEA and produces healthy
action of the LIVER thus removing the cause at the
time that it cures the disease.
Opinion of Doct. JOHN ADDISON Physician to the Bal
timore Southern Dspensary.
Having made trial of your DiarrhGa Cordial and be-
ing acquainted with the ingredients of which it is
composed it gives much pleasure in adding my tes
tmony to that of others in favor of its extraordinary
ehcacy IN the cure OF Dlarrhea and Summer Com
plant in children and adults.
With much respect, &C.,
JOHN ADDISON, Nj. d.
For sale by Druggstsgenerally. Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.
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- PLENDiD HAkP.-l have received direct
~ from London, per Prince Albert" very su.
perior double action Harp, which | sm anx-
ious TO dispose OF This Harp mas been fully tested
by Miss Sully, one Of our most successful and ac
nounced by her to be Of superior tone and action
Miss Sully viii take pleasure in showing the Harp
at her residence on Marshall street, 5ctwC en- 5ih
and 9Th streets
la 25-2w q A STPFCEFp
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49, s-ea rSsssT5sE5%SI x,-%S-SSGA ~
d TCHMOND And DANViLLE RAIL.
s.. R..

Ia gl - 3Esmsas
d ICHMOND And DANVILLE RAIL.
II ROAD, OPEN TO KEYSVILLE. 73 MILES
On and after Monday, November 9Th, 1852, a regu-
lar Passenger Train will run daily Sundays except
ed) between Richmond and Keysville
The Train will stop for passengers only at the fol
lowing points:
Manchester, Powhite, Robiou'., Coal Fields, To.
mahawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mattoax,
SCOTS Shop, Amelia Courthouse, Wysnoke Jen-
nings Ordinary, Hay sokah, Liberty Church, Meher-
rim and Clark's.
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ. Returning,
leave Keysviiie at l:26 P. N
Children under 10 years of age free, provided a
seat is not occupied or claimed by them from 10
and under Is yesrs of age half price. Servants
travelling by themselves must be furnished with
two passes, that can be retained in the Offices
and it must be expressly staedon the pass that they
are permitted to go on the cars
n B.-PasseDgers for Lynchburg will take the
Southside train at Haytoksh for Rice's Station,
thence by Plagg & Cos Stages 10 Lynchburg. Pas
sengers for Halifax Court House and DanviIle, Va,
can meet Messrs Flagg & Cos 4 horse coaches at
Keysville And Passen gers for Greensborough and
Salisbury, N. c., via Danville, can meet Messrs
Flagg & Cos horse coaches on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays at Keyaville.
Passengers for Clarksvnle, Boydton, Milton NJ
c., and Yanceyville meet Messrs Moss IL Co.'S
coaches at Keysyise on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
DE JOHN H. OSBORNE, sups.
FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
~NasS The Steamboat Augusta, Capt
- assss2asSgs VIM. c. Smith, will her
place upon the line via Port Walthall, for the
above places, on MONDAY, December Goth, 1852
The Cars running Ia connection with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot Oh
that and every succeeding Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday morning, at on o'clock.
Fare.
10 City Point --------------.-----Si "
! o Coke's and the Grove Observation-Disclosures. | SO
To Norfolk and Portsmouth. 2 90
Meals oO
Children over 3 and not over IL years of age, halt
price.
de l5 THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt
GALLOPOIoN, OR HEALING BALgT.
/ for Chapped Face and Hands, Roughness, Ir
rtability barshness OF the SKID, Chatiag c. & G.
This admirable article will, by its peculiar Gland
perfume, at once recommend Itself 10 the C MI
dence and patronage of the public as mos, DO
Hghtful essential of the Toilet
lis application speedily removes all irri,abli,v
roughnes or harsbness Of the skim rendering i, hv
constant use delicately soft and fair
Being conpos d Of vegetable substances and en-
tirey tree from mineral or corrosive admiv,rra !,
may De used with safety On the tsnderest infant
ana VIII be found very Efficient aud cooling an.
piication for chefng, iufamed, or excoristea snr
tacss, DC. ~
ASH contains no greasy substances /. ia Clearly
and at The same time Simply and easily apglind
Prepared only by
PURCELL, LADD g. co.
"a Y Druggists, Main street Richmond. Va
A L.IsoN'o NEW HI.TOnY--I W.
A haNDOLPH has for sale
adventures oi Captain Blake, by NH Maxwell,
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TIE QUiNCYs NEW WORK, = Vols;
- Woodoury's Writings, 3 vois; Webster's
Works, 8 vols; new volume of Bohn's Library:
Ramsays Gentle Shepherd; Hester Somerset; LOT
ty and toe Lowry, and many other new works.
For sale by
ia % J w. RANDOLPH
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St,ALLf HU nALUH~, Nc.-HJlse gers a.
/. il sons ard other manu-. ctursr's Razo-s and
Rzz1r streps with small lot ef tbs Tally 20
KA1ofs al %, 81 aud so csnts- For ssle By
Al. ZIMMERMAN
ia g Corner Main and Iata streets.
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MEHs shRYANTs' siIOEs.-Ju.1 "a
- e-ived' aIother supply OF those superior
. Noo'erS' baSA ns' Jenny Liuds &c. whlch can
recommend snd war; ant no, 10 rim Racailse,
,at are to Le found at the siga q the boot No 50
Main street, at
jazz WILLIAM wAIsus
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a CE.-ine subscriber would respect, CIV
- Inform his old customers and the pubic zen. :.
a'-y, that be has employed in his cutting denar,.
In % the services vi Mr. l. CROW 81. L and ! p
Richmond public - &c
no l6 81 q cnr,.,
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STABLER,s ANODYNB CHERRY Elk.


is confidently recommended to
SSiASs% invaEds, UNSURPASSED by any
y known preparation, for the cure of
-1(H@ COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and 9TH
forms of Common Colds, BRON-
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w oOD, WOOD.-fne subscriber mas GA
w hSnd large quantity of OAK and Pine
"ohd, which be wal sell as low as can be Dough,
10 tne city, Tor cash or 10 panctuat customers
TA0S. FOSTER
az Noal Always On hand. ia a0-3rn
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nj OFfsE.-DAVlD BAKER, Jr, haying s.sa9,-
~ ciaIsd with himself in business JOHN 81
PLEA3ASTS. the business will be eoaducted 4,
the old staad, under tue firm aud styla OF Baker =
FiesssHts ID. BAKER ia
Va IL d2w mo PIifASAETS
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NEGRO MAN FOR sALE.-We have tor
~ saa, an old Negro Man, who, having been a
good servant his owner, who has removed 10 the
country, is DESTROYS to sell in the city, to remain
with his wife TOLER a. COOK,
ia 20 General Agents
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Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Despair
A Ladys Testimony after hrty-etght years o.
Suffering!
Were there rot real virtue in this wonderful medi
ine could it perform the astonishing cures made bJ
it,
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d.
For sale by Druggstsgenerally. Purcell Ladd i Co.,
Richmond, Agents, oc2l-IaWda Wt;m
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L'OR HIRE, ) Girls accustomed to house.
Il work, nursing, d C; Also one middle aged Wo
man that could cook and wash for small family.
Apply to EW'D D. EACHO,
General Agent and Collector,
ia 26 Office 18th street
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EASTERN
TOY Z STORE!

The subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
VI Scott and surroundi ng countless that he has lately
arrived from the East with extensive assortment Of
Stoves and Kitchen articles Of the latest and APP
Rahbone Co., Albany N. Y, which he now Uners for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
The undersigned believing that permanent success
In the manufacturing business only be secured by
making the very best articles, and always furnishing
them Of the same superior, uniform quality, deter
mined TO sell stove that will not stand the test Of time
and heat. Among his assortment OF Stoves on hand
may be found the following, viz:
Challenge Alright Of 1853, Lady Of the
Lake, Queen Of the West, Brother JON
athan, Atlantic for coal, lined
with Fire Brick, Pacif-
10 Alright;
This stove will meet the wants of the farmer Pre-
miums Of superior quality, viz: Eagle, Empire and
Eastern Parlor Stoves The May Queen, Union Parior,
ticle for Parlor use.
4. Smiths Mirror and Chandelier Parlor Stove, en-
tirely new in this market
have also for sale and manufacture tn order every
article connected with regular Copper Tin and sheet
Iron ware mandatory.
Tin Roofing, Ribbed, plain and standing groove, Of
All those in want ofthe above articles will do well BY
giving call, as think show them the advan-
tages Of making good bargain. Country merchants
supplied with tin ware ofevery description at low prices
above business in New York State and i'll attend per-
sonaly TO all orders entrusted 10 him. with promptness
and dispatch.
Old Stoves, Copper, Brass, Rags &C., taken In ex-
change for goods.
Do forget the location is on Second street, two
doors from the corner OF Brady, opposite Wilson 4
Harley'a Grocery Store. JAMES II. DUMONT.
DAVENPORT, Sept. 20, 80. t.
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UNIVERSITY MEDIcINEs!l

FEVER AND AorE CURED By RowASD's ToSIc MIXTURE
rCHE Uairersity Of Free Medicine and Popular
i EHoplsdge; chartered by the State of Pennsylva-
MA Ut its last session, wiz 2s,h April 1851 mainly for
the purpose arresng the evils resulting from the
sale of spurious and dangerous nosrums. also for the
purpose suppl,n the public with reliable remedies
In wherein the patient cannot obtain or Will NOT
employ the best medical advisers; having purchased
thai inv aluable remedy, Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
account vi its just celebrity and known efficacy in the
treatment of Fever and Ague, and its kindred afec-
tons,-has no hesitation in recommending 1t In the
highest terms TO the patronage Of the afflicted.
DOwEL Complaint cured by RoWAND'S BLACK
ID Der ROOT. The above Institution extendsits
sanction, in like manner, to the remedy for Bowel
Complaint" SO well known as Rowand's Compound
Syrup OF Blackberry Root, and earnestly recommends
to the confidence Of patients afflicted with these
Misunderstanding il to DC invaluable in the treatment
Hon. Henry X. Strong,
Hon. J. X. Flanigen,
b. order of The Trustees, I John Rowand, N ID.
D. r. Ashton. Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq,
NP All Communications 10 be addresscd,--John X:
Rowand, NJ, D.. Head OF the Pharmaceutical Depart
ment, and President OF the University.
Home pispensary and ofice, No. Il South Second
Street, Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Store Of
sept 22-ly CHAS. LESLIE, Davenport, Iowa.
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The Rifle.

Many persons who are expert in the use
of the rifle know nothing Of the principle on
which it operates, and would be at a loss
II asked why grooved barrel throws ball
truer than smooth bore. The reasons are
these:
In the first place, no bullet is or can be
cast perfectly spherical. One side is al
ways heavier than the other, and the ball
therefore swerves from the right line of pro-
lection. However hard it may be to prove
this theoretically, practice demonstrates it.
The same smooth bore, immovably fixed,
twice loaded, with the same charge, Of the
same powder, and with balls cast in the
same mould, will not plant them both in the
same spot at the same distance. The rife
barrel is female screw, which gives the
tightly driven ball n rotary motion, SO that
if the bullet, or rather the slug, swerves
with one twist Of the screw, another revo.
luton corrects the error.
There are but three motions in rifle ball
the straight forward, the spiral and the
downward, caused by the power of gravity.
A rifle of thirty to the pound drops its ball
about foot in hundred yards. Rifles are
sighted, therefore, to meet this deviation
On leaving the barrel the ball moves
above the line Of sight, continually falling
in parabolical curve till it intersects it.
The point of intersection is called the point
blank.
Who invented the rifle is not known
It's principle was known to the North
American Indians before the discovery Of
the continent. Their arrows are feathered
spirally. and move precisely in the man
ner of q rifle ball.
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Lump Of Gold.

About twenty years ago lump OF
gold weighing % lbs. avoirdupois,
was found in North Carolina. A
writer in the New York Tribune
thus revives its history:
The discovery was made by young
negro boy, still living in the vicinity.
who accidentally found the unequaled
''lump' and conveyed it to the house
Of Mr.. Reed, the proprietor Of the es-
tate, without any appreciation of the
value Of the treasure which fortune
had thrown in his way. For several
months it was permitted to lie on the
floor as a curious ''rock" flor there
were attached to it "a few pebbles OF
quartz and it was used as weight to
Keep open the door Of the house in
windy weather. Some persons living
in the vicinity of Mr.. Reed, without,
however, at all suspeeting that the
heavy and mishapen mass was gold
advised him to throw it into his wag-
on, with other articles making load
and take it to Fayetteville, and prob
ably he might get something for it, or
probably he might there learn what it
was. This was accordingly done,
and Mr.. Reeds, merchant in Fayette-
vile told him that it might certainly
prove to be metal of some sort, and
that it ought to be taken to a silver
smith, who, upon examination Of it,
to the surprise Of Mr.. Reed, offered
him twenty-five dollars for it. He
readily accepted, and returned with
exultation to his neighbors, at the sue
cess of his adventure. 1t was not un-
til after sometime, and when others
demonstrated the existence of the
precious metal, that Mr.. Reed be-
came aware of the extent of the i'm
position to which he had been sub
jected.
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AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE VS. BALDSEss.-One of
the most important modern discover RES and one that
has considerable reputation, and has collection
OF evidence In It's favor hitherto not acquired BY any
other article for the purpose namely the restoring
Of hair bald heads-s the preparation heading this
notice The idea Of producing crop of new hair on
aware, been often attempted, but We do know of
any, unless few isolated cases, where has ut
tended remedy for that purpose. The American Hair
Restorative, undoubtedly has list of respectable evil
dences in its favor among them clear and distinct
Of badness Of years. sanding certified to by persons
who certainly would not allow their names 10 be used
in that connection unless there were reality in it.
The Restorative is worthy of the attention Of those who
are becoming assured that il will fasen the
hair and prevent its falling of, and cannot doubt
on bald heads in a majort Of The individuals
referred to In advertisement In another part Of this
paper are persons who would not lend their names
anything of this kind unless deserving it, We
refer for further particulars to the advertisements.
Piftsbarg Gas.
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CLoTHINH! CLOTHINa!!

WE have Just returned with very large stock OF
w Clothing comprising all kinds Of Overcoats, Dress
and Frock do Sacks. Monkey Jackets Sc ut all prtces
With a very large assortment Of
Cloths Cassimers, eatinets and Vestings;
Which We " III sell by the yard make up to order in
the LATEST STYLE and MOST FAsnloNABLE NAssnK.
Furnishing Goods. Drawers, Understands, Cot.
ton, Weol and Silk, Hosiery and Gloves,
Of every description:
Shirts, Collars, Cravsts, Stocks, and Hdkfs, &c.
HATS AND CAPS:
Silk, Wool and Fur Hats, of all Varieties:
Plush, Cloth and Cotton Caps for Men and Boys
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Of all Grades, from Brogan to French Calf:
Carpet, Sacks, Umbrellas, Trunks:
BOYS CLOTHING:
large assortment Of Boys Coats and Pants;
Which the Public are invited TO call and examine pre-
yous to purchasing elsewhere, feeling confident We
can suit all tastes as to price and quality Don't for
get the number.
Knapp 4 Redmon,
No r. Claire Row
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COME AT LAST!
Woodward 4 Harris
STOCK or DRY Go0bS S.
DIRECT FROM NEW YORKu

Consisting In part OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS
French and English Merinos, De Laincs,
Csshmeres, Do Begsa, &c. Ac,
A fine lot of black silks;
Amsrce and Turc Satins;
Marccnne and Florence silks, &c.
Embroideriss:
MISS Eigings, lnsertlngs, Collars, Cnderslee~es,
Chemisetts, &c:
Bonnet Ribbons;
Dress TrimmingE
Velvet Ribbons, 0imps,
Black and Col d Fringss, Dress Buttons, &C.
Wells:
Lace Wells, Green and Brown Barge,
Mourning do:
Bay State Shawls,
Rich Fig and Plain VelvetE
Talma Cloths, Irish Linens Embossed Table covers
Bro and bleach d VI uslins, Satineus, Cassimsres;
Wool and Canton Flannels, Whitney Blankets, &c;
Gloy and Hosiery,
Yankee Notions, &c, sc;
Hats and Caps; Boots ana Snoea'
Crockery; Hardware.
Groceries, &c.
Give them eail at the Old Stand,
Front Street, Davenport, Iowa.
September 29h, 1853.
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Familiarity with an object frequently rem

Familiarity with an object frequently rem
ders US forgetful of the fact, that others arc
not so well informed as ourselves. Thus
while printing the "Bee," the fact Of its
change of propretors became SO familiar to
us, that we entirely forgot our readers were
not as well informed. Mr.. Macaulif' has
purchased Mr.. Carey's interest in the paper
and, we trust, will continue to render that
satisfaction to its readers which was given
by his predecessor.
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RATHER HUMoRous.--A witness was
on examination before the Court yes
terday, and stated in his testimony,
that the defendant whilst having the
thumb Of the plaintiff fast held be-
tween his teeth, exclaimed ''Damn
you. I'll bite your thumb Off" The
counsel asked the witness how it was
possible for the defendant to talk
with a mans thumb fast held be-
tween his teeth, and by way of a po-
ser. asked the witness if he could do
it. Certainly | cam" said the wit
ness; ''let me see," said the Counsel.
The witness Immediately placed his
thumb between his teeth. and at the
top Of his voice roared, ''Damn you!
ri bite your thumb off," The effect
was electric, the Court Room was
convulsed and the Counsel convinced.
Dubuque Express.
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The weather is delightful. We are now
experiencing those pleasant days which al
ways, in this climate, precede the stormy
weather that ushers in the cold of winter
Such days are as the sounding Of the note
of preparation to the husbandnan, to be
ready for the severity OF approaching win
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The New Orleans Bee, in acknowledge
ing the great liberality shown by the differ
ent cities of the Union, to the sick poor OF
that city, says that it may be some requtal
to the donors to know, that hundreds upon
hundreds of lives have been saved through
their kindness.
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moline, H., Oct. 5, 80.

a. Sanders-Dsar Sir: II the person who
lost some money in town yesterday will call
on me he can learn Of something to his adj
vantage. WV. A. NoussE.
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Fever and ague has been very prevalent
disease throughout the west this season and
the demand for duinine has exceeded the
supply
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.
NEST SHE MAIN BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND srREETs
rJNlIE undersigned will give particular attention 10
the sale and purchase Of Real Estate In this city and
vicinity They Halter themselves that their experience
and residence of eighteen years in this city and vim
entity will enable them to make purchases and sales to
advantage.
Those wishing to purchase or dispose of Real Estate
will find il TO their interest to employ them.
June 0, ls53-lS. MGREGOR LAWES. :.
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-We have for sale
most desirable farm, avc miles from Davenport.
the Iowa City road of eighty acres highly improved
with good frame dwelling, kitchen, cellar, &C., barn
and sheds-a well Of excellent water, dc.
The above property is most beautifully and favors-
bly, situated. and will be sold at bargain.
June ., 1892. M'GREGOR & LAwES.
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For the GazHte.
RAILROAD MEETING AT BIZ WITT.

The meeting being called to order, Gen. S. H..
sAMUELs was appointed to the chair, DR.. A. MORGAN
Secretary and Judge E. GRAHAM assistant cc'y.
The object Of the meeting being stated by the Chair
man, the following gentlemen were called and ad
dressed the meeting:-Hon. VIM. G. Haun, Gen. Nye,
Of New York, Col. Evans, Hon. J. D. Bourne, Judge
Or ahem and others After which the following Reso.
luton was offered and adopted.
Resoiped, that the voters Of De Witt precinct each
constitute himself committee Of one to advocate the
of voting the county to take 5000 stock
in the Lyons Iowa Central Railroad.
On motion Resolved that the proceedings Of the
meeting be published In the Gazette.
Moved and seconded that the meeting adjourn sine
die. Gen. s. II. S.iMUELS Chm'n.
Dr.. A. MoRaAx, Sec'y.
Judge z. GRAHAM, assist Seey.
De Witt, Iowa, Oct. 4th, 1853
y'lt always gives pleasure to notice any article
that confers real benefit the community and II IL
with confidence we heartily commend Ayers Cherry
Pectoral to readers possessing extraordinar,
virtues for the Of diseases incident to the Throat
and Lungs. This may account for our frequent re-
ference to this article which we feel fully justified in
making known to the publicly. y. Tribune.