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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-07-21
MARVELLOUS RE NED Y
For a Marvellous Age!i
H0LLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
THE GRAND EXTERNAL REVEDY.

TIE GRAND EXTERNAL REHED Y.
By the aid of microscope, we sec Millions oslit-
tie openings the surface of bodies. Through
these this Ointment wien rubbed on the skin, ID
carried to any organ inward part. Diseases Of
the Kidneys disorders Of the Liver, se tion Of tho
Heart. Inflammation Of the Lunga, Aathmas, Coughs
and Colds, are by its means etiectaaiy cured livery
housewife knows that salt passes freely through bone
Let Of any thickness. This healing Ointment AT
more readily penetrates through any bore or h.sby
part of the living body cnring the most dangerous
inward complaints. .hat csnpst be reached ~ eiss
Ineans. +. ets.s -
Erssspeies, SAT- Rheus ard gcorJ~fic E.a.or.. Y
No remedy has ever done so ssuch for The cure cf
diseases Of the skim, whatever ioera they nay a.
sumo, as this Ointment. No case Of SAT- Rheum,,
ScurYy, Sore Heads, Scrofula, Or Eiysipelas, can
long withstand its influence. The inventor has
travelled many parts Of the globle, visiting the
principle hospitals, dispensing this 0intmeut Civ
means of restoring countless numbers TO health
Sore Ley., Sore Ereasts, Wosnds AID Uleers.
Some Of the most scieAtifc surgeons now rely
solely the use of this wonderful Ointment, when
having to cope with the worst cases of sores wounds
ulcers giaudular dwellings,, and tumors. Prof. Hol-.
loway has, by command Of the Allied GovernnaLis'
dispatched to the hospitals, of the Last large ship
ncnts Of this Ointment, to be used under the direc-
ton of tho Medical Staff in the worst cases of
wounds. 1t will cure any ulcer, glandular swelling,
stiffness contraction Of the JOINTS Of 10 yoarf
standing $50 Ek9#
These and other similar distressing compIsin.s
can be ellsetu2iy cured II the ointment be well nh.
bod in over the parts affected, and BY otherwise fol-
lowing the printed directions around each pot.
Both the Ointment and Pills should te
used in the following cases = s
Eanions, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chilblars, Fis-
tulas, Gout, Mercurial Eruptiops Piles Rheuraatisrn
Selt Kheum, Skin Diseases, Sore Legs, Sore Eressta
Sore heads Sore Threats, Sores Of ali kinds. Spran<
Scalds, Swclled Glands, Stiff joints, Ulcers, vsps~
real Sores, Wounds of ell kinds. :
Spld at tba Non ctn r.f
so Maiden Lane, New York, and 24A Strand, Lon. 2
3on, and by all respectable Druggists and dealers of
Medicines throughout the United States and the civ
Eed world, in Pots, at Is conts G21S cents and 81
each. = Fe'
va Thee ia q considerable saving BY taking aas
larger sizes. .l. [z-@zszE s. 81
N. B.-Directions for the guidance Of patients h
every disorder affixed to each Pot.
May H. Ist5.-ly
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Both the Ointment and Pills should te
used Ia ihf. fplinMlna cases -
FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.
TT, Upon any living thing on your Plantations,
or variety, matter whose skill It defes, or how
long it has been standing, upon your man or yorr
maid serya ant, your mules, sheep, horses, cows, or
dogs. We say to you, and we guarantees what We
say, Use CIR
7 y r. = OIL
And you will find it to the Inalignauk o.
well as tho simplest Sore that ths form of man
or beast, refund the money.
With ordinary cases, it IL only nee sssry 20 apply
the Oil on bit Of rag. Ii the sore Is one of long
standing, large with proud flesh, and fever, take :
small dose of salts to cool the blood or twice
week. If letter or Ring Worm on tho head, or 10
the hair apply the OIL and cover the head With ask
cap to keep from the air. II Chblains, merely rub
on the Oils On Cattle, it Is only necessary to pene
on the Oil.
r y U RF OlLI
INOR OLD SORES of every description,
4 ON MAN or on BEAST.
One teaspoonfal equal to an ounce Of any prspsre-
~, .
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GREAT BARa.lNa i'll
~ white Sc Platforms

OUR entire stoca now reuaioine; on hand, willis
~ offered from this date al very reduced p, ices
until lat October next. as we want to reduce stock
for oar fall trade. prisony bur ing for CasA viii eud
Il tn .h If advantsg e 10 hny ocus -
s,tsunton, Jilss2i, ISIS. - aaiat
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Eecvsgviasa essta9l1.

pR HENRY (BUl,CEMAN
HAVING returned to Stanton, again tenders his
l1professonAl services to the citizens of the town
aud country. 2se
Nu. Office few doors west of The Woosard
House. ssa 3 e
Staunton, June, Is, ls55.-tf ---.---.
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WARRANTED SCYTHES.
IN DOE. Strain and Grass seythes, fully warrant
III ed Snaths, Rifles, Stones. &C., just received
and for sale low by GEORGE 4. PRICE.
Nay IL, 1855. Att Is
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Needles, Needles.

CROSBY'S Improved Oval eyed and Bates Drill
~ ed-ey .Sharps first quality for salo wholesale
and retail, very low By GEO. L. PRICE.
June ?, 1885
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160 @ACRES.

hefidoc dover o 20 seTes LelCnginr t. nv nothor
Mrs. Sarah Evans. Ahnrt ora half az The land is
cleared AID ,he balance is in fine .imb,r. Il joics
the rich lands ofGsn. Watts and is very much O: thu
sane quality.
The other tract IA in Msson's Cove. in Roanoke on
tho main road from Salem to Cata1bs and about f:v.
milcs from tho former place. }tcantsins about 409
acres half cleared and the balance III good tim
ber This tract is well adapted to grass, and with
proper attention could be uads Gne graziag farm.
ANY person wishing % see these lands will please
arnly to me. on the first tract mentioned
Terms will b. liberal, kEi make known On tie day
Of sails. JOHN EvAAS
July 81, Iss5.--tas
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Oil Cloth.

II KEEP constantly on bend OIL Cloth, plain and
L enambed, for carriage curtains, with variety
Of trimming goods and carrisge and buggy mate
risls [June 2. GEO. H. PRICE.
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ON and after the. LIST July aest we win run the
~ DAILY NAIL .LiNG or Stages FRO
STA UNION TO WINCHESTER, forming con-
nee,ion with Woodward 4 Cos daily .Accoa,moda-
ton Line of Fear Horse Coaches from Staunton to
Lexington. Natural Bridge, Buchanan, &c. and
with the Virginia Central Railroad At stanton,
from the terminus of which we are running daily
line Of Four Horse Coaches to al. tie Virginia
Springs.
By this arrangement we are enabled to give
through tickets to any of the above named places,
at rates Of fare low or lower than any other line
Oar Stages will leave stanton immediately after
tie arrival of the Richmond ahd Alexandria cars in
rhe evening" arrive at Winchester next morning.
Returning, leave Winchester in the evening, after
tie arrival OF tie Iiarper's Ferry and Bsltmore
cars, and reach Stanton next morning.
: For seats, apply at our Office at the American Ho-
tel, or Woodward House. StAunton, Va.
HARTMAN Il BROWN, Propristors.
June 30, ls55.-speetator, Rockingham Resster
Valley Democrat, Tenth Legion. Spirit Of Demoera-
cy and Winchester Yirginan copy tt.
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hNO2HER ARRIYAr.

nF Scarce Gooss. black Ital,aa nd 7 a!'ets Sls
~ brown and bcaehad Shcetiugs. bleachcd Drs,
Jacquard Table linens. cheap Gingbans At IN cts,
Cotton Hose. I.inen Handkerchief Collars. Under
Sleeves. Riboona. plain and fancy Raehas. 81 &C. i;
also lot Of new Prints apd Ca!iooesall a: very re.
duesd prices at WHITE i PA.TON'S.
Stsuutnn, July 81. I5S5.
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TorS sale.
FARM AND MIL PROPERTY.
Fi'ilE Peck Farm aud Mill property. on Christian.
L. Creei, four miles from stanton, not having
been sold tie day Formerly advertised, will be
sold privately by the undersigned The Centra,
Railroad runs through the farm, which consists oil
3s3 acres, with an excellent brick dwelling house,
and other neutrality-suspicious. on it.
HUGH w. SIiEFFEY, Agent.
June 2, lS55.--Spectator copy If.
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CALL4GHAN'S FOR SALE.

SsY virtue of decree made by the Circuit Court
-k2 Of AIleghans County, on tAe l7.h of April. 1865
in the Of I'm. l.. Alexander. guardian. and
others defendants, the undersigned Commissioner
for the purpose appointed VIII offer for sale at Pub
lie Auction, ON ths p;emiscs,
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Prepared by j. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell NasA

&s.. Sold by J. b. Isl ridge and j. J.. Laird.
staunton.. John T. Arnaii, wayHssboro, ia les i.
i,o's, and by all Druggsst AID Dealers in Medic es
o cry where.
June 80, IS55-4r.
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TWO TRACTS 0F LAND Far. SsLa.
r WISH to sell two tracts of land. hing in the
/ comfy OF Roanoke. will offer them privately
unt TIL 18th day OF August: if not sold ~ that time
| a offer them at PUBLIC AUCTION, il front OF
the Court-hcu o i'll The town Of Salem.
One of these tracts il heated FIVE u,na E.st Of Sa-
Ism. and about half miieion the Mclida ,n;led
road. 1t contains 3
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WiSs-os. Forsmith Co., n. c., Dee. II. 1854
Aessrs. Dove 4 Col purchased of you in Nu
last, one dozen Of your "Turf DIR TO sell 1t mr
Store. Shortly after had valuable riding horse
which became lame in his shoulder and useless 81 e
service, tried several OF tho Present popular rome
dies and liniments ON his shoulder and they did ne
good, he continued lame as before, and thought
would use your Turf OIL" ] applied half bottle
and say with certainty his shoulder is ENTIRELY
WELL he has been running for five months IL abe
more when come down.
Yours very truly,
-, JOIN n. wnrrn
Va Sold by J. B. Eskridge, staun,on. Va, ~
Harlem L Dull.
Richmond, Feb. 10, ls5s.-ly
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,T9UN7ON NO OLEN I'ACTORY

ST.4UNION NO OEA.N Factory
5OOOOhass woS for w wSeh It esh " s
paid, or goods given in exchange. Also wanted a
thousand gallons of SOFT SOAP, for which we will
pay only IN cents ca and after the LIST dav Of
June. -. W. kEN NEEDY, Sup't.
Staunton, May 22, 1855. -
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Sore Back,
Splint and Spavin,
Sweeney and PoleviA
Withers and Marbles,
Chafe and Chestfoundsn
Ringbune and Sandcraoks.
W irdgall and Sumbnoss,
Saddle Gall i old Susips
Swell Legs, and
Stiffness of Joints
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Bruises and Sprains,
Ulcers and Fellons,
Scalds and Burns.
Sore Legs and Chilblains,
Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter,
Stings Of Insects,
Wounds uieier tho Nsla,
In famed Breasts,
Giendular Tumours,
Cracked Heel,
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Applied to burns At once, II leaves no scar,
DOVE = CO..
Sole Proprietors, Eichmond yN.
RIeEaosB, Jan. 10, 1885.
Me.srs. Dove 4 Co. Fer about seven years my ~
gro boy, Simon. had an ulcer on the shin bone. "
of his legs he has Lad the very best nedic~l
fdviee, and the stgictest attention from myseIf-sLs
sore La. been repeatedly poulticed and burnt WITH
causiie at intervals whilst giving applying medi-
featy quiet. with lbs limb elevated sometimes the
sore would be as lasge as the palm Of rans hand.
and at Others uolarger than half dime, and svea
when it has attained this sna.i size would break out
ngein became certainly discouraged aboatit, and
day, while in your store, asked you what I
mastdo for IL. you give ne botti, Of yerr Turf
Oh and after using bottles (by The direction Il
was entirely headed. Previous TO tbs time Of usipr
it, he had lost months from his work, but SINCE BE-
has never lost single day. viii add that l. have
and fifty dollars, and it gives me pleasure to add 70
the many you have, hi. testimonial OF the yirtuss
OF your Turf Oil. Very respectfully, .g.Ys
IA congratulated BY peruissisp from = lady 4.
this ethyl -
RieHrovp. Nov II, 1864.
Messrs. Dove j Co.-GentlcmOn 81 used our.
ton OF bottle OF Turf Oil, which you very kindly
presented me with. and take pleasure in saying
that found it ehectud in removing an eruption n
the SKIN for mich had been gras'.ad upon t
least benefit. / also recommended it TO friend of
mine, who for some years has been snnoyed with :
similar eruption, Of the skin, and he informed mo q
few days that from tho use of one bottle -
'' de ssia s'a's'' cured. EEs'EEf fhRfwrcH.
BIG ISLAND, Va, Nov. l. 1884
Mes,7s. Dove 4 Co.--Gentlemen IL used stova
one-fourth Of bottle of your .Turt Oil" upon the
back of my horse) the worst back almost ever saw
entirely rev, T. place nearly large 10 my hand
and Ills single application Il only applied ii oncei
cured IT up entirely and permanently i really wns
surprised at the qucness of its curative propcrte1
and think it more prompt and eiiicacious than sns
thing Of the kind ever saw aud have sold thosy.
sands OF bottles OF other Preparations for sinilss
purpose. Respectfully,
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DISSOLUTION.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT
TINE undersigned has opened, on Augusta Street
i in the Store Room between Cowan's Bod
Store, and Scherrers Confectionery, haaasotns a.
sortment of sas.-,
which he is prepared to Manufacture into parma,sx
Of all descriptions, agreeably the latest fashion,
The patterns of his goods Of the latest style--
having purchased them this Spring IL the Northers
cities lie has in his employ an experienced .crooL
who only aegires tslal to satisfy the public Of -
etieiency. The public are respectfully Invited b
call on lain, and examine his STOCK before purchaasx
elsewhere, Ills prices are moderate.
March 81, ls55. JOHN n. uEELIN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

V0AVXO NV w.
The Daily 1ri1xse Of yesterday gives :
report Of the Live Stock Market OF that
City from which we extract the follow.
ing:--
Housewife city market y inil o.
Horses, and buyers are also plenty, snete
being half dozen purchasers from 81. raul
N. n, and others from Rock leland and oth'
er points on the Mississippi. Almost any
horse will now bring &i30@ $50.
CArrLE-Beef Cattle have declined 2o@
SOC 5alO0 Ms gross since our last Tucsdsy .
report, and they are not yet low enough Tor
the consul ers good. A number Of sales
have been made to-day and yesterday, mo Z
Al cap 100 live weight, and We may quote
the extreme range Of prices at % Soc 20
p 100 ms live weight, the latter only being
given for extra lots. There are now on
sale in the city yards and suburbs some 1900
head Of beeves. To-day 8. HARRISON Of
Monroe county, Ind. sold 81 head. an ex-
celient lot, averaging Ills lbs live weight,
at 81 gross. They were wintered in South
western Illinois, and would have brought 30
IL driven in three weeks since, difference
of 81 900 on the drove.
Mix Cows-Gregcry has 100 head near
O'Pl.in, ten miles west Of this city, and
there are IS head at Brighton. Sales few.
w orth e30@%0 each.
Wal i plenty at - p 100 live weight
Hocs--Butchep are giving but - gross
but holders ask from t4.5O@&.75, at which
most Of the sales have been made.
SnKxr--On Monday Albee bought liz
head 1t o. p 100 NE gross, At Bulls Head
and 10 head were bought At Myrick's same
day for $50 gross. We quote them plen'
" II 43@3,5o q 100.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
RArr,noxx, june -.


A great shock supposed to be an earthquake
was experienced here about ! this a. M
Il aroused about one half the inhaosssnts'
manv rushed into the streets in the eastern
section. some windows were broken. The
shock 40 also felt in the country about 4
miles from the city; it was succeeded BY :
rumbling noise.
We have Texas dates to the 10th inst a
general rise in all the rivers in Texas is re.
ported, and cotton is coming forward rapid
~.
Second Di-patcA.
BALTIMORE, June 70.
The shock this A. n. was undoubtedly
an earthquake; il lasted about 10 seconds
and houses and furniture sensibly vibrated.
Many citizens were afraid to 60 to bed
The precise time Of the occurrence was al
Is minutes past ~. We have heard from
all the powder mills in the vicinity, and it
is certain no explosion caused the alarm
although il has been rumored some mills 8
miles from the city blew up in the night.
CONCORD, N. H. June %.
The speech Of Senator Bell last night
was strongly Wing and anti-Nebraska in
tenor, and advocated an attempt to restore
the Missouri Compromise. Mr. Bells
friends consider his speech conservative
but the Democrats hold it as identical with
free soilism. M. Hals's speech was char
acteristic. The meeting was large and en-.
thusiastic. A very stringent liquor bill has
been acted on BY the House Committee.
A grand Temperance Convention assemblies
here to-day.
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ysAa 6. csnsu.

IN copying from the Charleston Mercury
4 So6thsmou letter Of Joha G. Calhoun,
he lsieisiseser ssys.-"Ift contribute
nothiag to the fame ofthe distinguished WI
tss % IN Ansricas staiesman, in the broad
and high signi6csnee Of the term. it will
contribute somethingto . right understand
ing Of the influences which formed and d.
rected sectional sentiment in the South,
and which BY reflex have done much to
shape il in the North. We do not feel free,
under the circumstances, to indulge in any
remark on what We might deem the excep-
tioaabis spin, and doctrines Of the postum
no0s letter. and can only express our regret
at the idiosynerasies ofa great intellect, 90
gifted with the power Of good for his whole
country had il preserved the noble and phil.
snthropie direction which itreceived in its
outset 10 the Madironian era"
We extract the above remarks for the
purpose Of showing on the testimony Of an
istelligent witness what were come o: the
antecs dents of Mr.. Calhoun. II is not only
somewhat surprising, but it tends to weak
en- the confidence Of common people in the
good faith Of public men when their history
isso perfectly inconsistent with itself, as
was that of the late Mr.. Calhoun And the
remarks Of the Iateligencer further init
mate that fanatieism does not only have
growth upon northern soil. Southern "a.
natics surpass both in insolence and absurd.
~ any Of their northern contemporaries. and
such appears to be the opinion of the we'll.
advised editor of the paper which we have
been quoting. 1t 10 well that this matter
should be properly understood. and if our
southern fellow-eitizens would become cor
reeily informed that there are as many ia.
nstics in the South as in TIE North, there
would be . better probability of arriving at
satisfactory conclusion on the ye1atious
question Of slsyery.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

PAINFUL DiscLosuREs.-Our community.
says the Winstead Herald, 10 painfully excl
ted by disclosures made within the past day
or two, by which it appears that several
Young men. some Of them sons Of our most
respected citizens, have been engaged du-
ring the winter and spring past. in series
of burqlaries Of an extent and daring OF
which il would be supposed that none but
old and hardened criminals could be capable.
By the use of false keys, they had been in
the habit Of entering stores in the village,
and, il 10 said, were making preparations for
a visit TO the Winstead Bank. when they
were discovered NorUich (C) Gazette.
JuKe ~.
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WASHINGTON, June 81.
Mr.. Wilson, Commissioner Of the Land
office, received his dismissal this P. NJ.
direct from the President. He left the office
immediately; it is thought Wilson Shannon
will succeed him.
New YoRK, June ~.
The commencement exercises of the Uni
yersity of this city took place to-day At the
Church of the Puritans before large num-
Der of distinguished citizens. Twelve Of
the students received their first degree.
The dead bodies of = young man and wo-
man were found this A. NJ. on the piazza Of
house in Brooklyn whore the parents Of
the former resided. They were lovers,
and had committed suicide with Prussic
Acid. The nsme of the young nah was
Horatio Augustine, and both parties are
represented a. highly respectable.
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Go-pap's ASutrtistmfnts
pAvxTpo1r MUSIC scHool

TIRE subsc ,iber has rented and a.isd up room No
/ 8, I'd Story Le Claire Block, furSishlng u with
Seats rood Piano Porte Black Hoard, DC. where
he will open Masic school. consisting Of four clse
ses " commence soon ~ the classes are formed
viz
A Juvenile Class In the radimen,s Of music, going
through thorough course OF instruction; meeting Oh
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
An Adult Class commencing with the rudimenss
and going through . thorough course, meeting one
evening each week.
Giee Class for the practice OF secular music,
IN setting once week.
An Advanced Class In the practice Of Sacred NJ usie
meeting once week.
The School 10 intended TO bc permanent and will
ansrd good opportunity for thoae Who wish 10 get
good mnsical Education 81 little expense.
Terms for 81 Lessons for tho Juvenile Class, u 90
Cleo 300
Advanced - 300
Instructions on the Piano and McioAeon for ~ les
sons including Of instrument for practice, efstt
Piano Fortss tuned nj short notice.
For further information inquire at J. A. Crandal
Co.'s Music Store, No. q lie Claire Row.
June -, is5S dim II. Z. STEVENS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

A48OVo 6AWs
Ftoa The Ia1iaaa papers We learn tAs
vslcens intstlisence. ,hssno opposition =
aaaissssed By the people Of that State TO
he inst and thorough endorsement Of the
PrsAih;.osy Liquor Law. recently enacted
h it, Legislature. On the contrary Ne
a. lssssd 70 zee il ssstea. that mot only
are its citiseas quietly subnitting TO the
ias. and those engaged in selling srirituoos
liquors peaceably abandoning the traffic.
but men Who opposed its adoption are zeal
ssely aiding to esforce its every provision.
he temperance men themselves. It is said,
eoaM not Be more enthusiassic in seeking
10 bring violasors Of the Law to justice. than
ars come Of the men who most srdently
epposed its adoption. This Is happy
state q shiags and shows the citissns OF In
lissa to b law-abiding people. more re-
sssafsl Of their good name than Of netos'e'
= il the persistence Of an opinion after
sscs provsa ia the minority.
Osr lsdiaaa friends have thus Get an sx-
aisle which we trust and expect to Gee i'm
isassa b or fellow citizens Of ioss. Al
rsaly srs shs latter preparing 70 yield sub
aissnely e the laws behests: and. We pre-
sums. thss neisher in this. nor 10 any other
town q Iowa. will opposition be manifested
10 The reqsireaents Of the Liquor Law.
In, that al ,hose with whose interests ito
proyiaio,s come in contact. viii at once
subni, aad prove themselves law-aeid'ns
nsn. So far from experimenting difacuity
4. the eusor cement Of the Liquor Law IN
Iowa, we do not even expect opposition
but anticipate strict obedience TO its re-
euirenents and the active cooperation Of
shoss men who opposed its enactment with
The moot zeal and spirit.
An iadisna paper before %, complains
that The opponents of the passage OF the
Liquor Law in that State. are now INST &C.
i've in its support and, with apparent In
consistency. calls upon temperance men TO
,il nere ss.lously in bringing offenders to
isssies. We trust that no such appeal
viIl Be rsqsired hese, but that our citizens
~ill act ia concert. % soon - the Liquor
Law Of lowa goes isto force. in scare hing
ont offenders and bringing them to punish
nest. Now that We are to have the law
Tor which many Of u hare ., ardently con
ssalsd. let ~ not By inaetion permit it to be
ability. bit BY strictly enforcing it, pro-
visions. prove il 70 bs philanfhropic in It's
sdsets. 1--we commence sright there will
b 10 di6eslty in proceeding Alright. and
nsn Disposed to rebel viii 1t once see the
shsuraity Of saeh course and become q
nsas III aetive supporters.