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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

Our attention has been called to an article
in tie last Jsffersonian, in relation to Judge
Elliott ss candidate for Judge of the Cir
cult Court. 1t appears as editorial. but it,
vile and Infamous tone-its low bred person
alities. are unworthy Of our neighbor. It is
not our purpose to reply to them. for they
carry with them the antidots. Such stud
cannot injurs Mr.. Elliott in the estimation OF
any sensible man. and the only effect it viii
have upon the people, will be to induce those
who were careless in regard to the election OF
Judge, to now take An active part for Ar. Ell
lott. We nave heard more than one voter
say that they would now vote for Mr.. Elliott.
although, they had intended to vote for Mr..
Sr,i,h
Why was this personal attack made upon
require it? Does the public taste demand the
exhibition of such vile personal malignisy?
We hope and trust not. It could only have
been done 70 crafty the contemplate malice
of the author. who is not Mr.. Elder. He
alone. however. is responsible for its appeal
ancs, and we regret that even he should lend
the columns Of the Jefersonian to SO infamous
An use.
We have urged the election of Mr.. Elliott.
because we have considered him better quail
fed than his opponent. and because he is .
consistent politician. He acts with the party
whose opinions are the same as his own.
whilst Mr.. Smith acts with party whose
principles he rspudiates. AT leas. such are
his professions to the Anti Nebraska men of
the Circuit. while at the same time he is ma
king by himself and his friends. personal ap-
peals TO old political associates to stand by him
for party considerations. Judge Smith. we
repeat, is the candidate Of the old line party.
not from his qualifications. but from the te-
nacity with which he sticks to his party in al
its political movements. And should he be
elected, he and his friends will claim it as h
triumph Of his party. and it will be heralded
to the world ~ = victory Of old lineism over
Republicanism. We are not dcsirous to place
upon the bench Judge simply from his pc.
itical position; but if politician is to be
placed there. we hope he will be IN upright.
honest and consistent ons-a faithful defend
T..
er of the law. and an advocate Of freedom,
instead of the violation of contract which
Douglas said chad become canonzed in the
hearts of the American people as sacred
thing" and by the violation Of that contract
extend the institution of slavery.
We trust the friends of our free institutions
and opponents Of slavery extension. will vote
for Mr.. Elliott. because from experience. and
every other qualification. he is the superior Of
Mr.. Smith. and that it may never be laid thai
our people will by any act of theirs, however
indirect it may be, endorse the infamous
swindle by which the Missouri Compromise
was repealed.
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HE MORTAL BoDY,
The date of my leaving the body is left to
be added after am gone. l have j, standing
up in my store, in plain view. When people
ask me why l procure it before band. tell
them l delight in looking at it; and. more
over. fear if leave it for others 10 procure
after am gone. they might not get i, ri ght
perhaps they would omit the progressive ISpir-
auolist. or they might have it said died at such
a time: and do not hike the word die, but I
shall leave the mortal body. have got the
victory over death and the grave; / fear them
not. SETH HIssHAw
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pre- pad But IN cases where such Animals
or Articles have not changed hands. such
freight Viii be returned 10 tie payer on pre-
ssntstion of the original reeeipted bill of
freight endorsed by the Secretary of the State
Board of Agriculture, aud the Animals or
Articles viii be carried on their return free of
charge. Freight al the owners risk in trans
portation. except from injuries arising from
insecurity of roads or means of transpor;a-
ton Otherwise full freight will be charged.
The Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad,
viii charge half FIRST class fare, for Passen-
gers purchasing State Fair Tickets on the day
the Fair commences. during its continuance,
and the day after il closes Fer all animals
and articles intended for exhibition, half the
usual rates will be charged each way. making
NO discrimination between those who sell and
those who take back their Stock or Imple-
ments
The Terre Hau,e Railroad will convey visi-
tors 10 and from the State Fair, during the
week Of the Exhibition. at half the usual rates
"Al.o, Stock and Freight at half the usual
rates, except such articles are sold. in
which case such articles viii be charged full
rates; that is, Train viii run and carry emily
Freight to its capacity. il required. oLe day
only each way 10 and from the Fair, and four
or FIVE cars in the regular Freight Train. will
carry Stock and Implements also, If desired"
The rates of tie Evansville and Crawfords-
Vile Railroad, aud those Of the New Albany
and Salem Railroad, have not been definitely
ascertained. Their terms viii DO doubt be
as liberal IS those Of the other reads
JoaS B. DuLoS.
Sec. Ind s. B. Ayr.
Indianapolis, Sept. e5, 1850.
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Watch and Clock Repairing
W1LLGAM STEVENS

HAS eenme1eed the Above huaness in fss0 . ~
II Old Sloan Hosse. oeeapssd By Mr. r.f9snas -
Aresios Rosza- He 10 psspess1 - repair al kiss
pieces . style ussksnship thas eenas< beeScsees
knpes ~ prsops sats.ssss bzsiness. - receive
sks Eubie patronage All kinds % JeweIJ rsealfea
hal also fsw Clocks for ss1s, - IL Lowest pss
Call the cid 6loan ucuDo.
~ Having nAde sxrsnesn<nss viii sne = -
houses IN Cfnefsnok1. psspsfod . fAfnlss =
wassAss. ysvsiEy. aay sekss assisss n ~ H. -.
sii BE a. inAnesDaas lss psessss 10 hsS -
shesr orders ~>.s
Rs<hueEt Jsiy r. le35
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WINTER FASHIONS.
IaA61ezs E11rA.

- very large and handsome assortment II Ladies'
Furs, Fictornes, Cuffs. Boas, &c. These fars are Of
qualities and of the latest styles 1hs ladies
invited call and them. They reb and no
mistake.
September 81, 1885. Ats
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~Louis NAPOLEON. it i. said, wishe.

Louis Napoleon, it is said, wishes to
quarrel with the King of Naples, in which
event he will put his cousin. Lucien Murat.
formerly Florida planter. on the throne OF
Naples. The best recommendation of Murat
to such a position. is the possession of hand
some. energetic and intelligent Yankee wife.
who would play the Queen with as much dig
nifty as if she had beenbred to that distinction
in court, and not in the everglades of Flor
ida
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Pos1AeE SrArIsrIc-The following is =
comparative statement. Of the amount receiy-
ed for letter postage at the principal cities in
the United States, during the years ending
3l.t March, 1858. and 1885. To make IT
more Ineligible, the population in 1880 and
the increase per cent. are also given.
Pant O,G,<x Pan, LET pcsf lie, Post Zu~
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II viii be seen that the increase on letter
postage is much greater in notbern cities than
in southern. A statement Of the amount of
postage on letters sent to the respective Offices
named and there to Be MALL and sent to
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From the Indiana Journal

From the Indiana Journal
GREENSBORO HENRY Co, IND,
9th month, the 9th, 1854
RESPECTED FRIEND, X. VAILE:-I have
procured marble tomb for myself, en-
vraved as follows:
SETH HINSHAW,
4 PROG RESSIVE
SPIRITUALIST!
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Estray Notice!

EE4D TAKkS by Daniel d. Roger living in Jehsssoa
k1Js township, Wayne county. Indiana ON ins 20 ~
e2 Of August. 1855, . red and white EstrAJ Gov s1a
Calf Gov supposed old last spring sns
the calf and appraised go Rafus More JOSS
c. Davidson W B. Thomas. before James Oidakef $50
Attest, ANDREW r. SCOTT. O. VIC
s.ntenber q ls8s liE
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NEW FALL GOODS!
Tyler Davidson & Co,

II a Il ID w A Is B n Z Is = II a n 10s
Ne. I4o and I4I Main strest. CINCINNATI
a receiving Hunts Area All kinds. LipDsesfe
n Ares heavy poll; HINTS Hstshets all finAsL
pneotss sho xss. variety ADss Sheysfe. al ss,
wIand's snoysis All sizes Iron Wire, all n9nsess.
Nails all sizes qualities: Kettles fsa
assortment Horse Shoe Nails. all ssss and 4aAiitiss b
full Porcelain Kettles full Assostnf
Mil and X Cut saws. ali len yshs sed qualities
sspta her, 4l8
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Tn addition Of Groceries, Flour and Cennss
received from Buffalo and New York. invosse q
kinds Leather which cali the attention Of tse
wishing to purchase JAMES JoHssps.
Ricbno,d OH unor IN e7th lsss 4ia
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Read. Read! Rea,iu

WOULD respectfully say to yen that have iu,, =.
L turned from the East with desirable s.s.a Y,
Cloths. Csssaeres. Nestiass. Common Coating, "a
fan;alecEery, among the fsrer entirely rev =
styles. in connection with very large and sen
Yfek pfaf
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HAVE just received very general aaa l.-..
inent 9; bic eoeds whieh they oser a a.
friends aud the puhlis af CASH PRiCgS TA.SNez
eialiy invite attention 70 their stock Of 'sss-
Plain Goods.
Which selected with much care. and ru.A.... :
pri><s which win enable them sell axain 81 -
IDENTIFY low rates. Our assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Is large, embracing great variety of styses ep,s
nd prices Plain and figured Black Silis p.ss ..e
and fancy dc; Tissues. Bcraxes Chailie. Deier.. ~
Cling CHAINS; Prints, Grapes. SHAWlS. Of v.r.aa. -
aad qualities Jacenesss and Lac Cellars. Cna.,s
Cap Goods: Auslus, Ribbons; Trimmings Of he -.
styles. Fr,ng-s. SC HOSIERY. Of almost ever, -
quality and material. GIaOSES-Ca.ten LID. ih..ss'
Silk, Linen and Md Gioves. Nisss 10. Their 49,
Staple Goods
10 thu largest and hest they have hroueAt /. -
city and they offered for CASH rates Ia. 49,.
be exneiied Any persan wishing 10 purchase Guna. =
ready pay. get them of terms tina, dali -
satisfactory. Call before purchasing.
9Th month. -. 1855 AZ
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Janney's Life Of VIM. Penn,

y EFUTING MaCaulsy's Gbellous attacks upon u
IL Friends, Janney's Life u GEORGE FOX Fs1.
Journal. Writings Of Naylos Evans Exposition. So
Journal Penns No Cross No Crown and other stanssa
Books Tor Friends, for sale ..
BURBANK FRO
Richmond. Sept. ~, 1855. ~
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16r The following should have been pub
lished last week. but was unavoidsbiy crowded
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THE nsdersgnsd prepared 20 putap IN the .sa -
ai ssyies 81 3as bs1sAfo
plain and fancy Hnish~ They also Furnish Rvss
water. csnsinasst prie<s shep evsr 49,
AsAS Stare. " S0k1A1A !.
I SerteUber g. 81
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Boots. shoes. Hats and Cana

Entirely styles. &c which have been seieetsd r-
sonaily ard with CREST and having purchased r,
eiusyoly fer the SASH yeu viii the asau,s
possess fer oesaan. goods low. which will sell
accordingly
10y Having recently fitted up a large and stAeisu,
nearly opposite former place of business and
having secured the services OF Of the beet Taers
the West latter myself am prepSAred s4es N
daeements superior 10 any other house in town. I
would therefore solicit cali from yen.
Respectfully, A. NJ. MILLER,
Main street north side. bet Franklin and MAxcu.
Richmond, sept q, 1880. 4l-u
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Furthermore the newly elected Black Re
pulican member of Congress from the Burn
District. DAVID P. HoLLowAY was present al
the Milton meeting and in the language of the
official proceedings. land being invited to ad
dress the meeting. proceeded to review the
Temperance Law of Indiana; the relation o.
the Supreme Court o. the State. &C., denun
citation of the assumption of the political Ro
man Catholic Church. rs subversive to Re
publicanism and the Protestan. religion; and
laudatory Of the American party
We copy the above from the State Sentinel
by which the editor of that paper attempts te
identify us with the recent meeting at Milton
l, is true We were at the meeting. and thai
We made . speech. but it was in opposition &c
the 'old line" doctrines advocated by those
who had spoken. 1t was an "old line meet
ing Of the sub.erranean. huge paw school,
and our connection with it was in as decided
An opposition as We could give. We heard
but one resolution read. and was not present
when the vote was taken on it, or any other
motion or resolution.
"BEHIND THE TIMEs."-Week before last
We contrssted the various opinions express
ed in the jeff. towards Mr.. Julian, when
there was prospect for his being the candi
date for Judge. and his course after Mr.. j.,
prospects had been blasted by the nomination
of Judge ELLIOTT, in order to show the extent
of that papers hypocrisy. According tc
Jsemes. Mr. Julian was dishonest" man
and not to be trusted. whilst there was any
possibility of his being the competitor of Mr.
Smith; but rs soon as the Convention was
over, and another man was selected, Mr. J
becomes "throatcut' martyr in our neigh.
boris eyes, and he is declared to be the bes
man for the Republicans to have elected; hav
ing all the elements of success SO mixed w
in HIM that he could not help succeeding
For thus noting our neighbor's Inconsistency
he exclaims that We are behind the times, .
and lets of . silly squib at US for not noticing
it sooner-waiting "a MONTH" If we had
consulted him. As to the period when it woulo
suit his convenience to have US notice the
slash that has appeared in his columns against
''Leeson. Elliott & Co.. the next day afts
the election would not have been too far "be
hind the times" at all!
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Nrw YoRK FusIoN.-There has been q
complete fusion of the opponents of the Kan
sas iniquity in the State Of New York. A
ticket, composed of good men from the respec-
tive factions. has been nominated. and will be
ratified BY large majority of the people Of
that State. They have lain aside former par
sialisiss and prejudices-a abandoned old party
associations. and determined to fight the bat
tie of Freedom and Humanity, in common
cause. This course has been forced upon
them, as honest men, conscentiously opposed
to the extension Of slavery. They have sub
mitted to the aggressions of the South so
long that all feel like making it high duty to
theta country. to hereafter act upon the defen-
sive. We hail this compromise as one of gres;
good. Success to the fusionsts Of New York
'1t is rumored that our distinguished neigh
Dor cannot sleep O nights thro' terror of the
Pope. II Jpersonion.
EEI 1t is fixed fact that Jeemes Of the
jeff, cannot sleep O. nights at all without
lying! This habit is all that he is distinguish.
ed for when wide awake, and there's no ter
ror' we know Of sufficient to keep him from it!
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ISL fD under the Seal. Sanction and Authority
i at the University Il Free Medclu AID popu
hnoNledge chartered by tlp state ID PeuDsyA ANA,
Aprtl -, ls35, wsti q capital # sl0o eeo mainly
for th, purpose II arr,stu. the ey.is Of spurious
and Worthless Nostrums also, for supplying tie
community 18th reliable remedies wherever q COM
petent Physician cannot @5ll not b. employed
ihs Institution hu. purchased from Or. ions L.
R0wASD. + celebrated
ROWLAND TONIC MIXTURE.
Known fer upwards If tvtnts i've years As the
only sure and safe cure for Fever and Ague, 6c.,
aud his inestinabie remedy f0r Bowcl Complaints.
kowands Compound syrup If Blackberry Root,
which highly approved and popular remedies, to-
gether With he University : Remedy Tor Cginpla nts
Of the Lungs the University Remedy tyr Dysptp-
sia Indigestion; the University Bcmcey Tor
custye Bowels also, the University y Almanac may
be had, at the Branch Dspensary 81 Store of
MCKINNEY RUNNER, keokuk.
August II, 1870, dy
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Gitlmorc-s IHuir Ralsni
RHODES sE,In AND ACRE CURE,

WIs ANIIIUIE ID N ALALIN,
INOR the Prevention and Care of INTERMITTENT
L. and RLNirrENI FEvEKs, EEsLR and AGUE, Cribs
aud lEYER BrNB AGCn. GENERAL IDENTITY, NiCnr
SwEATs, ana All other folIns - disease which have
a cotuiaon origin in Malaria u Miaama.
Inis Il a AAIJ RAJ AIID0TE which viii en-
drely protect any resident or traveller even in the
moot elctdy u sAanpy localities, from any Ague or
Bilious srasc Whatever, ,r amy injury lrem con
stapUy inhaiiEg Malaria or Miasina.
1t VIA instantly check the Ague per WHO
have suffered for any beng 81 time, from onc day
to twenty years - they need never t. have another
chill, ~ continuing ln 4arliAg 10 d1recttous.
The pa rent az once begins t. recover appetite and
STR gutis ana continue until permanent and rad
zeal cure b. Effected.
E9s~ One ~ two bottles viii answer fer any ordi-
nary casp s@4ge mas Require more. Daeciions
printed "a Gt,aa4, French and Spanish, accompany
each bofllr. Price one dollar. Liberal discounts
made to the trade.
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence r. r
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CArTroY 10 AoI \ ~rITIRll..

Take no NOR Afs Nc, Aercug, lpnins, .trych-
aine. Ans Pcriads ~ inul.cin + aHy Kind, Tie
trt.e - waIea i owfng 70 - poi s,ieas drugs.
The most they d. i 60 break the chIlis, Toy
sho-i time bile toy y cause constitution
Al InaiAaise tha. cnly With hfe member
that b. obs ever aud A2as rsmsdy taat IS hal IL
lass Is Heii 81 sure.
RHODES FEVER md AGJE CURE.
For sale hole>aie aal Iet1U ty
H. II. All4E~, agent kevkuk,
And by J. SINGER, ~ 1T Monlrose.
~ .,.---.IAANI.
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PROOF OF SAFETY.

AME> 4. RHODES Providence, II. 7.
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CARRIAGES r.NtF.CTOnY

On JoHhson Street, between Ist and ID.
u 0.BkA IN GO. Having permanently cs-
u tablshed ourselves in ksokak with On ample
supply q She very best material fr the manufac-
tnrs Of : riases, Bugges, = and Hacks, we are
+ separed 70 make all articles in oar line, in the
YtS bastEye and of tbs choicest material On rea-
sonabie terms ana prompt notice
sent "a. ~51-f[y
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AIe.anderss pelamlcu..

TIT pAEAI AMERICAN HAIR IUNIC.
WHAT il u re desir4hie ly the youHg than the
w luNufiant oeks If Youth and beauty? What
dreade,l by the middle-Agesi than gray h.irz
" h4 lat + Old but wouid ayert tnidner., whits
all bc accomplished by ming Alexander : Pc
amcu. - universally .ecknawles gel to be the
.aperiaf aftlcie IA beautiiylfe tho Hair. and which
Is equally elesel apte>cffuig IL h4taEn. health.
faT s44e * 81 Main >t,eet. by
Lnne 2E--ltf j u AIlNCIIIII. I 90. =
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J. w. Scroggs'
EsEUHER YARD. KEOEVE

nN Consart rect, between 4;h and 5th Streets
Onorth Of Nam street. A large assortment O
Lumber and Shingles, q best quality, always o.
hand dow1v
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Giilmoress Vegetable Catharttc and
IINar ElIlh.

Prepared by II. X. Gilmore. popuar rel
forCoughs, toids. and Bronchial affections
have given entire saIi, faction 10 those who Lave
tht.us
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RLACKSnrTHING.

Nv LILLIAN GKAHAM, on Third, between John.
W son and Exchange Streets, at the Brick Shop
would inform the pub ic that he is prepared to ID
al Kinds Vt BLAcAsarTHiSG in q neat durable, AND
cheap manner
HORSE Shooting,
Bring on yonr lame horses and have them shod
right. From his long aud constant practice in til
branch of the business he faiters himself that he
cannot be excelled by any in the country. lie
partieuiarty ,olicts patronage in this line.
III also offers his services as Enrrer in nlf its
bYauche..
NAY % ISL dku1r
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Notice IS hereby given to The owners Of The Iot1
described in the foregoing list situated in the city
uf keokuk, Lee county and State ~ Iowa, who's
are mentioned nbove and all others interested
that said lots have been assessed and tax levied
thereon by the City Council If said City for he year
1855, and unless payment b made # the taxes Sc
levied and also all costs Def re the 30th day Of Geo
Der. A. d. 1855, the said lots or SO much thereof a.
shall be necessary to discharge said tax and co
will be sold on tho day afor said at the Mayors of
fee, in said city. between the hours Of so'ciock
NJ, aud o'clock, p. NJ, and will continue from
day to day, until the sale shall be completed.
Sept. 18th, A. D. 1855. THos- MARTIN.
sepl8 Collector Of the city q Keokuk.
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WV. MANNERS.

hfER AND SC0URER. On fifth street, one
II door below Main, where he will renoyate and
make 70 appear as new, all kinds Of Ladies' aud
tlemeus apparel, such GRAPE broscha, cassi ere
and wooden shawis cashmere, silk and meru1 dress
es, ruy piano and table covers, window and dams.
curtains. &c.
All OF the above, and every other article Of cloth
ing eoiored in any Of the fancy plain eolors. /
hope by close attention and knowledge of my bus
insss, 10 give general satisfaction.
sep lSdfm VIM MANNERS
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Gllmore,s Turkish Liuiment.

YINHls IL the best Liniment which ha4 yet been Of
i fcred 10 the public. 1t is excellent remedy
for Neuralgia, Erysipeas, rheumatism, wounds,
cuts ulcers, burns Ads bruiss sprains salt rheum,
throat, head ache tooth ache, pains in The limbs,
chest, back, stomach bowels Also for founder,
CHAMBERS bi head, sweeney rpnt, sprains poll evil,
stiff compliant yellow water, distempcr, iing bone,
hstula collie, bolts, aud harness gals, &C. Tie wods
Gillmorcs Turkish Liuimeni are blown in the glass;
also a fac sirnle of my written signature accompa-
MES each bostic.
GitimOre,s Cholera and Diarrhea
mixture.
This Is the best remedy known for bowel comp
lauts, such IA Cholera, Diarrhea, Dys ntery Pains
charmed with it medical virtues. The namei blown
In the glass.
GiIRmOress Vegetable GatharttC ind
Liver pills.
These celebrated PHI are excellent medy for
Fever ana que Bilious Complaints, collie, Dyscnte-
~. Constipation of the Bowels Indigestion. Jaun-
dice, prop<y, y, h.hty, Liver Complaints, Bioebes
on the skn Feytr>, de. The best family pin known
and con b. used with safety, whenever ca hartie is
needed.
\. Il. To insure equine article ard one on
which you Is with peifeet saf ty be part cuiar
% inquire for Gillmares Vegetable, CstLaltc and
Liver Pills.
caiedoninn Cough Lozengcs.
Prepared hy III, X. Gilmore. poputar remedy
fuCoughs, toids, and Bronchial affections. They
have given entire satisfaction 70 those who Lave used
them.
GiIlmorc's Huir Halsnm.
a beautiful preparation FIR the LAIR. ard properly
used. VIII restore il 10 its OIL iuAl sofuess and
beauty Those no have used il Jay il IL the best
prcpa alton they have seen.
Sold, Wholesale ami retail, by II II AYERS, Drug
EST, corneref Main and Ildid trect-, keokuk, low
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DAVIS & PRICE,
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shop on south side Blcndsau, between Fourth and
Fifth Streets.
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ranches they solicit share Of patrJuage
All orders promptly attended to.