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AYERS PILLS.
For all the Purposes of Family Physic,

THERE has long existed public demand for cdec-
i tive Purgaive Pill, which could be relied sure
and perfectly safe in lis operation This has be0n prepaT-
ed 10 meet that demand and extensive trial of It's viz
tues has conclusivey shown with what
pshes the purpose designed is easy make physi-
cal PA but not so easy TO make The best OF all Pone
which should have OF the objections. but all the adj
vantages of every other This has been attempted here
and with what would respectfully submit 10
the public decision Ii has been unfortunate the pa
uent hitherto that almost every purgatve medicine
monous and irritating 10 the bowels This is Many
OF them produce much gripping pam aud revulson la the
system more than the good he
rived from them These Pills produce irritation pam,
unless il arises from previously existing obstruction
arrangement III the bowels Being purely vegetable, no
harm can ARISE from their use IN any quantity but is
better that medicine should be taken Judciousy Mi
mute directions for their the several diseases
which they are applicable are given on the box. Among
the complaints which have been speedily cured by them
we may mention LAYER Complaint IN lis various forms of
Jaundce Ind gsston. Ianguor and Loss Appetite
lessness, irrtabty. Bilious Headache Bilious Fever Fe-
yer and Ague Pam III the Side and Loinsor, in truth,
All these are but the consequence of diseased action OF the
liver As aperient they afford prompt sure reef
i'll Costiveness, Piles Collie, Dysenery umors Scroua
and Scurvy Colds with of the body Ulcers and
lmpury OF The bloodin short and every where
a purgatve is required.
They have also produced snruary success Sful
in Rheumatism, Govt Dropsy, Gravel Erysipclas
Palpaton of the Heart, Pains in The Back Stomach and
Side They should be freely aken i'll The spring of
year, 10 purify the blood and prepare the system the
change of Seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the
stomach INTO healthy acuon and restores the appetite and
vigor They purify the blood, and by their smuant
lion the crculaory system renovate the strength of
body and the wasted diseased the
whole organism. Hence, occasional dose is advan-
tageous, even though serious arrangement exists but
unnecessary dosing should be carried ev
cry purgatve medicine reduces the strength when taken
10 excess The thousand cases IN which physic is
CURED be here but they suggest them
selves to the of everybody and il confidently
believed this pill will answer better purpose than any
thing which has hitherto been available mankind. When
their virtues known the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when III need OF cahar,c
medicine.
Being sugar wrapped, they pleasant to take; and
being purely vegetable harm their use
in any quantity
FOrm 0irect sect he ,be pox
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Practical and ANAL iicai Chemist,
Lowell, Massachusetts.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the Rapid Cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hodrse-
ness. Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group,
4 efbnU and (


NHlS remedy has for itself such notorety for its
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abounds in persons publicly known who have been re-
stored from alarming and desperate diseases OF the
lungs by It's use. When tried, its superiority
every other medicine OF It's kind is apparent TO escape
observatlon and where its known the public
longer hesitate what antdote employ for the distress
ing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
which incident climate And only in
dabe attacks upon the lungs but for the mder varieties
of Colds Coughs oarsenes &C. and for children is the
pleasantest and safest medicine that can be obtained
As has long been in throughout this
on need not do than the people its quail
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Who Owns Good Horse? Hundreds will
Let those who read prepare 10 read the more,
And those now read who never read before.
ANNETT TIE,
THE SHAREHOLDERS DAUGHTER:

THE SHAREHOLDERS DAUGHTER:
OR,
Our" World under " Cotton" Rule.
n large 2mo volume of about 600 pages, beautiful
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AS the propreios ofhe American copyright announce
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II the production of of New England long resi-
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incidents which he graphically describes lie sketch
only what he has
SEEN AND KNOWN.
The work therefore combines the truth of history with
the charms of romance. Ii will be read by
ALL CLASSES, NORTH AND SOUTH,
ii nothing extenuaes nor aught sets down in malice
Mr.. Foster, through whose hands Dckenss works
passed, and who has read this
STARTLING EXPOSITION
OF American Slavery in all lis varied forms, says and
its author Many of his graphic deneaiions the feeling
and pathos which he nfuses into his characters and the
flashing irresistible humor would do credit the pen of
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my eyes are unconscously filled with tears
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STATE OF THE ARGUMENT-THEORIES OF EX-
POsTTION-ul STRICT CONSTRUCTION "a
spirit AND INTENrr--t3) RULE OF THE ST.
SLAVERY.
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VOL. TX.
COLUMBUS WATER CURE AND MIN
CAL INFIRMARY.

4" Ho"'~'oS Oht'y' NO cure, no Pan
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long standing, above Circulars SEM ON ann.
Address w SHEPARD II ~
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A CHARMING FIRESIDE STORY

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.The last clause is peculiarly potent in the original
Porro su5ss,e Ronaai Pontfn om't hup,an1 ereaur0
deelara,nus, diei1us defniDr,s ct Tron,ans oni'nO
ssss de uecessitdt> saittfis.n
f"Scire vounus, quod in spiriiuaibus ct TEMPORAL
bus nobs -"
t"Sciat xina fauitas, in temporoibus scui
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Tract and Chicago. Burlington
4 tafn n.,l

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Quincy Railroads.l
new completed, and Trims run the entire dis
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without change If cars.
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va Michigan Central At Michigan CITY, With The
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Baggnge checked drec; through 10 Chcaro npd
no clafgt fnr handling at any point.
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Ut the kail Road Office III Bnrlng gton
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u. KEsiek. Ticket Agent, Burlington
6 Il. FoLLETr, General Ticket Agent. Chicnoo
lineage, May LIT, 1855 d6w
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ltiN> HOT 81.

lqHNEB or JnHAspA ANp IHs1 SFaErrs
RN CHARLES g. Ill MILL. The under 80
- s4xnsd takes pleasure III announcing tbat III
he nhs takeb thls atty popular House and ARA
hiade coinplese reuoiatl@a throughout the entire
premises lie u nos prepared to receive the pa
ronAEe q tie bile, aud be eves he can meet the
wants # all mhe desire "A ,od House
IL hop b. a Close application TO tie bussnes =
ami attention io the many wants of the te
merit aud oban hare Of patronage.
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tINHE undersigned offers FIR sale the Farm known
i a. the "Lamb Farm situated about 4 miles
from keokuk on the new State Road between the
Plank Road and the Mississippi River The Farm
consists of quarter section of land 30 acres OF
which are III high state Of cultivation with good
fences aud everything ia excellent condition. There
is scarcely farm in the country better adapted 10
agricultural purposes the land being of The very
hest quality, and the location very convenient IL the
best market in the state. BENZ. GRAFT
For terms inquire of II. H. Wilson.
Sandusly, August L., 1890 1mdl3tw
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y. w. ZONES.

Successor ~ L. Sllngrrland.1
l IlEALER in Clocks Watches and Jewel ~
- ry. Second ctreet, NEXT door 10 Charles ~
Parsons banking House,l keokBk, Iowa. ~. T.
Ihe subscriber has just received a large and
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Breast Pins. Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins
cold Guard and Feb Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver
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New Arranue,nent.

'INiE subscriber would inform the citizens of he
oknk and vicinity that he has purchas ed the
stock IN trade q Ben /. nodson, at No. Third
Street where he has on hand general assortment
of French and Amer Cloths, tnssinieres and
sestngs, which he Will make up 70 order n, the
shortest notice, and in syle not to b. surpss ssd
Also good assortment of Summcr Costs, Vests,
and Shirts, always Oh hand.
july l3, lS55--dtf JAMES NJ TYLER
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Is. Hawden 4 SON.

IL. R0 WIDEN Il Son.
\\foULD respectfully call the attention of the
W public to their stock of the first aualits Of
Marble which thes have just received direct from
The East which they enabled TO sell "a cbeaJ
a rate n can be obtained in St. Louis.
We are determined to act upon the motto
'sNAf.L PROFITS AND QUICK EFTrHss.'
uiSe US a call and we pledge ourselves show you
as fine marble, and rs good workmanship. both IN
the ornamental and plain styles, IA can be found
any where in the United States.
We have another extensive sock of Marble on its
way from the East. and shall be fully prepared ia
meet any demand that may be made for articles in
line.
Third Street between Main and Blondeau.
April ), 1854.
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Office keokuk, 1T, Desmoines
and Minnesota Rail Road Co,

kcokuk Ilth August 1885,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS You are hereh
4 Y notified that the second regular call Of ten ne
cent on the capital stock Of the keokuk Fl Des
hoines ana Minnesota Bail Road Company has thit
day been made lay the Board Of Directors. payabl,
on Monday the lst day OF October ne xt to VIM G.
Graham, Treasurer, at the Rail Road Office in ke
oknk. - -
BY order Of the Board
:, HUGH I. REID Pres't.
lDlspaieh and Fl Desmoines Statesman copvl
AND and Panel saws-A small lot Of our own
l. Importation, just received and for sale low bv
BALDWIN, TNANs & 60.
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