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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18
Kansas.

We copy The following from the Kansas
Territorial Register, of Oct. 6, administra-
ton paper. published at Leavenworlh City,
K. T.
The small fry papers Of Missouri are con-
Stantly making a noise about the emigration
of .HbolhioniStS to Kansas. We have not
been able 10 discover any truth in these
statements, unless in their apt way Of call
ing emigrants from the acknowledging
States aboltionists. A large number oil the
citizens of Kansas are from on-slave-hold-
ing States, and more are coming. We
doubt not there are ten of such emigrants to
every one from the South; and it vii! ever
be the case as long as the eternal spirit Of
agitation is lostered by our ncghbors in
Missouri. Shareholders feel an insecurity
in bringing their property into Kansas, on
account Of this agitation; they know that it
is well calculated 10 engender spirit Of OPP
position; that it IS productive Of food for
Northern fanatics; agitation is all that is
needed 10 raise up powerful auti-slavery
feeling in the Northern States. Those who
have been all their lives conservative, give
way under the bane Of heated passion, excl
ted by rash demagogues who claim to rep
resent southern sentiment upon the question
Of negro property extension in the Terrific
ry. We have Just been shown letter 10
Mr.. Abercrombie, late member Of Congress
from Alabama, written by an old friend Of
his who has been visiting our Territory, and
who was present on election day. After
seeing the Missouri people voting for Gen
Whitfield by proxy and otherwise, he eX-
claimed, 1t would have been better for the
South, better for the world, that Kansas had
never been heard Of" He deprecated, in
the strongest and most emphatic language
the. assumption of the right to cross the Mis-
souri, river and vote for Kansas officers; that
he came here to purchase property and in
vest money, but that he was Disguised
with the state of affairs. He then left for
the South on the Aubry. Thus it is we
have been deprived Of one OF the most val.
liable Of southern citizens.
QUAY? Does the Register rcNec
the views Of the administration?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

FAyETrE.--Messrs, Boon, Duncan &
Smith, have in store the most extensive and
elegant stock of assorted merchandise they
have ever offered for sale. Their numerous
friends and customers, and the public gen
orally, will find every article that conve-
nience, comfort or taste calls for, in their
establishment. Advertisements next week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

I5-Mr. PEARmAN, of the Tropic, and
SrAaSEs of the Wenona, have our thanks
for files of late papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

H5@Wheat sold in St. Louis, last Satur-
day, at from 81 % to 81 70,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

SEnwELDEn 2G.l, 1875.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

An Ordinance To amend Ordinance No.
torty.one (4i.)
BE il ordained by the City Council of the
city Of keokuk.
SEcrroN /. That where any special
tax for Matchmaking or other improve
ments upon streets IN said city has been
or hereafter may be levied or assessed up
on any lots or portion of lots in said city,
the City Council may by resolution If they
deem ii proper, lengthen the time for col
lectiug said tax beyond the sixty DAYS
from The date OF the warrant, as required
by section one { / of Ordinance No. for.
ty-one (4l,) and may direct that the same
shall be collected by lnstallmcnts and may
impose such terms. as TO interest, not ex-
ceeding ten per cent. per annum upon all
sums not collected within SAID sixty DAYS
from date Of said warrant, as they NAV
deem proper, and that the Collector shall
proceed to advertise (if any instalnent, OF
any portion thereof, is not paid at the time
fixed by resolution for the payment there
Of, within ten days after such default t.
pay any such installment. and sell as pro.
yded by said Ordinance forty-one al J
Tor the whole arfeant Of tax, interest anc
costs upon said lot or portion of lot
md provided that any such extension Of
Tune shall not operate as release Of the
lien Of tie city upon any lot or part Of ;
tot for said Improvement.
Passed May IA 1858.
d. w. KILBOURNE, Mayor.
Attest: Il. s. MrRAfAm,
City Recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

BURGLARY AND ROBBERY Ar HAMIL.
ros.-Tbe store Of Mr.. Davis, at Hami
ton. across the river opposite this place,
was broken open Monday night, and rob
bed to the amount Of some five hundred
dollars.
bnrg.ar are carrying en- very extern
slve sod active bushes along the river this
season, and II would seem that there must
be general and systematic organization
OF theirforces on an extensive basis Of OF
erations.
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TRADE SALES.
over $1,000 worth OIL
DRY GOODS.
Is oOts an d = h O G S,
T PIB LIC AUCTION IN EEOkITE

Is q o s a n q = h s.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN KEOkUk.
To be sold without reserve for cash
M ILL be offered for sale at oar Auction
w Room on Main Street, commencing on
Monday morning, at o'clock, May l4th, and
continued from day TO day until the stock is
closed. the largest and most valuable assortment
OF Goods ever offered in this city al public sale
Amongst the assortment will be found every
variety OF Bread Cloths, Doesk in Casslmers. ali
wool fweeds. Fancy Summer Cassimers, Jeans,
Cottonades, ali wool D'Lanes Bingham Lawns,
IRISH Linens, Bay do, brown and bleached Table
Cloths, Curtain Muslins, Jaconets and Cambria
do, SWISS do, also large assortment of Hooserv,
black Italian Cravats, Satin Vestings, Pouge Silk
Handkerchiels, Sewing Silk, bIeached Muslins,
Iickings, Linen Shirts aud Collars.
Aso forty cases Of Boots and Shoes, which
Will be sold IN liberal lots, together with gene
raj assortment of Notions, TOO numerous 10 men
ton, such as Patent Threads, Spool Cotton Car
pet Bags, Razor Strops, Pins, Needles, Lead PEN
ellis, Combs, Brushes, sc &c.
Sale positive. Terms cash. Tire Trade are
particularly invited to this sale The Goods will
be ready for examination on Monday morning
previous 10 the sale.
F. MILLS Auctoneer
May 9th, 1855. d&wtf
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ADVICE TO YoUSe MEr.-We endorse
the following frsm Macklin's advice to
his son; and put it again In circulation as
too good to be lost.
! have often told you, he says, that
every man must be the maker to marrer
OF his fortune. irepeat the doctrine. He
VINO depends upon patrons of the most
exalted kind, these are the creatures OF
lame, the founder Of families, and can
never disappoint or desert you. They
control all human dealings and even Vi
csssitudes or any unfortunate tendency to a
contrary nature. You have genius, you
nave iearnng, you have industry at times
oT you want perseverance, without it
yoh can do nothing. bid you bear this
motto In mind Preseuere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

Louis n sPoLEoN's CAREER The New
York Journal II Commerce gives graphic
account OF the career Of Louis Napoleon
We copy the following which may prove
both interesting and encouraging to many
fellow IN decayed circumsl ances:
Just seven years ago, bIoated pauper
adventurer in London, presented himself
for enrolment among the special constsbles
al 81. James, and was permitted to mount
guard TO protect the properly and order OF
the BRITISH metropolis. Individually lie
was known Is saturnne Yoas. Unprin-
clpied, reckless, vulgar 10 his tastes and
habits. distinguished only for his love OF
brandy and the skill as a swordsmsn which
be had displayed at the Eelinton tourna-
ment, he would probably have nouldered
and persisted unnoticed, cunning embryo
villain, if he had not CHANGED 10 be the
nephew OF the greatest conqueror Of mod :
ern times, Napoleon Bonapane Yet even
as heir TO whatever homer, the exile Of St.
Helena, the honored child Of destiny OF
France, might Involuntary have sft hm
ms career hid been ignoble and mean, dis.
playing rather the ambition Of a street
lnggler than that Of calculating polti-
Cian.
The name Of Louis Napoleon was known
throughout the world. but it is probable
that IL was spoken by few individuals,
previous TO 1850, excepting In tones Of
mingled disgust and contempt. Privately
or publicly, he had either done or attempt
ed enough of low mischief to disgrace him
IN the eyes Of all moral and thinking men;
and it's therefore no wonder that the af.
fected british patriotism OF the representa-
tive OF England's greatest and most dan
gerous enemy should have excited suspi-
cion and loathing in the minds Of those
whom, by joining the anti Charust move
ment IN London, he had Intended to pro
pitlate. Not only at that eme, but far
more bitterly at subsequent period, lie
was spoken Of by the British press as a
detestable, troublesome reptile, outlawed
from humanity by bis own acts, whom
every one might lawfully slay that should
lind. Only one great man in Europe
seems to have disoerned the latent great
ness hidden from view by the more prom
lnent rubbish in Louis Napoleons charao-
ter. With Sir Robert Peel he was ever a
Hospitality entertained, If not welcome
guest; and the great English Statesman
more than once prophesied that, notwilh,
standing the mountebank tricks of Bou-
logue and strasburg, the son Of the King
OF Holland would one day become, like
his uncle. the Emperor of the French
Neither did Louis Napoleon ever for an
instant lose faith in his own destiny. In
the darkest and most disouragng moments
oil his career, he proclaimed the most as
sured hopes of eventually attaining the
Imperial diedem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail DsuGgtsN
Mechanic. Block. ,No,A aida of MaiN ST.

- nl1A 0>SS - II II IVW hAWD01
Wholesale and Retail 0guGytee,
Mechanic: Block, .No~A EIDE qf Nam ST.
KEOKUk,; IOWA.
UAVINC nade arrAngemspts for . tT- -
IL manent business in the above line, 1 aa
now offering TO the city asnd crsntfy tfaAs
a large and well selected stock Of !,
Drugs Medicines, fsinss, Dys6. oGts NJ vukt
Hiskss, DrusAss, Glassware anA WlA3eW
Also perfumcry and fancy articles, Ciiats. u.
bacco and Snuff, aud 4 choice asseftnsal q
Family Groceries, including SpieeS, Tea. fisA
voring Extracts, Candies, Soda, 6llsratds, and
variety Of articles pertaining to that department:
all which will be sold on TIE principle d "snaR
profits and quick returns.b
Particular attention given to preparing pre-
acriptohs. In cases whore medicines are re-
CURED during the night II is frsqueatly inconve-
nlent to obtain them. This dlmcully / have
completely obviated by having my ressdsscs In
part Of the same building occupied BY my
store; and persons desiring medicifss. may rely
upon procuring them At eli hours, hight Of day ;
without Inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants and others, purchasing
by the quantity, are requested TO givs ne . call
as am determined 20 sell on n favor able tsrRs
as any house in the city.
April 6, 1855 div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
LAND WARRANTS, PENSIONS, sc.

LAND WARRANTS, PENSIONS, &c.
THE subscriber procures Land Warrants am
Pensions for all those entitled. In order tc
prevent rejection or delay and ensure success hi
has obtained ferns and instructions direct from
LIP. WALDO, EN,
"Comnissioner Of Pensions."
Persons applying through the subscriber may
therefore feel confident that their applications
will be properly made
No charge unless successful
He Will also attend TO the collection Of any
claim against the United States, having for thai
purpose an agent al Washington, who has con
slant access TO national officers and records
Office over Post Office. Johnson Street.
LLOYD d. SIMPSON.
May 7, 1855. dim
Morning Glory copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

II Cincinnati is given to the law most
decidedly. The Gazette says there are
nov upwards OF six hundred suits pending
IN he several courts in Hamilton county.
m which the city OF Cincinnati is a party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

(sT~ A limited number Of Special Notices win
oc inserted under this head al 20 cents line for
each insertion, OF over the editorial head FOR 80
cents line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

TT DR.. G. ", c. Hussry is a duty author
Ted agent for the transaction of business con
mected with this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
r. ID. FOSTER

nRESs cOODS.-A large and varied stock Of
IL Silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured and
plain, Bareges, Lingarelias, Coup D. E.ats, Ty-
>roleans, French Jsconets and Brillianis, Lawns,
&r. just received by p. d. FOSTER
April %, 1853.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
& O NJ NJ l. RCIAI..
WING OFFteE

Keokuk, May 10. 1855,
Business for the past week improved, and
large quantities Of goods we're sent into the
country. The weather has been fine. and the
health Of the city remarkably good There is
10 unusual sickness among the citizens, and for
few days past the boats arriving from below
and from the Ohio have been qui'e free from
sickness. We again assure all persons in the
cosn,ry that they need have no apprehension in
visiting our city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
Embreideries. Laces. &c.

Embreider ies, Laces, &c.
SLEEVES, Collars, and Chemisettes, Cambria
II and Swiss Flounciugs, Edgings, lnsertings
Real Thread Laces, Edgngs and Bobbns, and
Saxony Thread Edgings in great variety just re-
ceved by P. ID. FOSTER
April 49, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

Linens.
EOLDEN Flax, and Mediums Fronting Linens,
" of RchsTdson's nuke, warranted pure, i0f
Linen Shesting, Pillow Case Linen. Biesehed &
Brown Table Damasks. Eapkins, Towsii1g,
Crash. &c, for sale cheap. 4 D. FOSTER
April q, 1883,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

We want 10 help every body, and We want
every body 70 help US do it! Therefore we
have enlarged our Daily, aud we invite every
body 70 come without delay and subscribe for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
For Rent,
S5OO,0 900 Reward

THE BEST AND FUNNIEST MAGAZINES
/ AND PAPERS in the world comprising
the best Tales, Sketches, Poetry, and the most
laughable Jokes ever produced BY human wit
Yankee Notions, or Writings of Jonathan
Jack knite; Pictorial Picayune; London Punch;
Brother Jonathan; Dutehmsn; Know Nothing
Almanac, &c. GRAHAM & CAVE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

every description, executed at this office IN a
nperior manner and al low rates as el sewhere.
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Farmers take Notice.

= EICHER has on hand and win farnhbk %
J. order Zlmmernan's celebrated 0aposatef
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and 1aoglnf
grain ready for market. Il viii thrash - eIoaS
from 500 to 800 bushels par day, and Aas 49,
the premium at the Crystal Palace, Nsv Ysek,
and At the State Fairs Of Maryland, v1ginia, L.
diana, Illinois, &C. Orders will b tAaakfalIy
received and commune atoms will rsesive peem1t
attention.
Residence on Fulton ST., between I'd and ~
p. EiCHE1.
Keokuk, April 10, 1883. d&w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
LUMBER,

LUMBE6,
AT THE PINE MILL
THE subscribers have constantly - hand Z
l. supply of
Drtsse1 Yls1Tfno.
Also, FEEcrso BoAAps and FENcYns prexxYSs
Siding, and general assortment OF dinnasi01
stuff.
MEL and Lumber Yard ct tho foes or ceeohA
street, Keokuk, Iowa.
HIATT 4 HAKDlNEs
April 7, 1885. dimAwly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

We mean TO make it worth its price, AID d
g eat deal more, il we can Our means of help
ing every body are greatly enlarged, and 90, also.
are onr expenses. Therefore we mast have more
subscribers, more advertisers, aud more lob
work. And We wish it TO be remembered that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
House Keepers

NJ ILL find at S. W & II. fuckers an assort-
W inent of Painted Ware, consisting of Wash
Bowls, Foot Tubs, ChiIdren's Baths, Water
Pals, Chamber Buckets, Water Closets, &c,
also, JapsHed Ware. consisting Of Wash Bowls,
Nests OF Trunks Cake Boxes, Spice Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes, Knife
Trays, Drainers for Glasses, Tea Caddes, Dust
Pans, &C. also, PLATED Forks and Spoons, Ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, singly, and in sets
OF 81 peces. Small Grindstones, Enamelled
Stew Kettles and Sauce Pans, Bell Metal Kst-
ties, &c.
May !, 1855. d&w
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PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WOgK

rust a. well and just az cheap az any body, il not
"A little more 500 Circulate The documents IL
'hs right kind about your business, if you visit
&c succeed. And remember that We have the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

UsT received, a full assortment of Glass oil
~ various sizes by
-,--....., 1888 MOORE & HOOPER.
April 3, 1855 dit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16
Notice..

Perfumery and Fancy Articles.
A WELL selected assortment Just received fr ON
"a the most celebrated manufacturers In the
East The public and the ladies especially, are
invited 10 call, as they cannot Tail to have their
tastes suited in every respect
MOORE & HOOPER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

Cloves and HeesieYr.
AIDES, colored black and white Kid Gloves,
IL Silk, Lise Thread, and co'd do, Twisted L
Fiiet Silk Mitts fer Ladies' and Misses, Bissk,
white and mode Silk Hose, and large stock Of
cotton in white, unbleached, black, ssate and
mixed, OF all prices, childrsn's do. white, mixed
and fancy, very cheap. p d FOSTER,
April q, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-16

100 DOZ Floyds' American Penetrating Lin
lVO lment, in quantities to suit purchasers.
200 doz Esculspisn Lniment, and a great
variety Of Patent Medicines at
REYNOLDS Drug Store
April g. 1858 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-14
8. D. O. =. ~


Names Of OBeers-Ttme and Place Of Nesting.
YHn r. w. aRAND LoDGE OF LOUISIANA T. Y. "
r. sstsssmi- annually the fourth Tuesday Jan,
usry and 5uly.i Grand Lodge Room, ODD FOLLOWS
Hail. ccener Of Camp and Lafayette streets, NV y
Orleans of1osrs for the present yexr ames ssooa
ton Il Commercial Lodge No. IA, W. Grand Massesi
Bernard Cchen,of Union Lodge No. . y gepgS
Grand Master; Edwaxd Pilsberry, Of Tsmplar Loage
Mo- Ia b w Grand Warden; Thos Shields Of nnlon
Il Lodxe NO. 8. w Grand Secretary Henry WsnaMss
Of 0ommsrcIal Ledge No. L. B W Grand Trsas Ti
Bier Hops Lodge q % 'n n ~
Grand Lodge o. thu Mss c =, Ulss
cent lodge No g. Grand ghspssn vnas = onurc g.
M Of Merchants Ledge No ~ Grand marsneli "
De,esdernfer of Southwestern Lodge NO. AZ, W Strand
Oonduutor MillspnuEh, OF Covenant Lodge No, II
" Grand Guardian; Fr&nkford, Of Crescent Ledge
No Il III Grknd Herald. District Deputy Grand Mas
ters n Hsistnnd Of Jefferson Lodge No. District No
81: wi Han Of Excelsior No "a, District No, A.; 3. u
RnuIctt IL st. Mary,s No. 20, District No 81 r, H. Lit
tsl Of S. Landry No, %, District No s. o. Bsrbee o.
DsSote No. District No. II. Hiimsn Of Carroll No.
30 District No 81 J. Fennimore Of Trinity NO " Dis
trfut NO. o. Jehn Mopre of New Iberia No 81 Disirise
No. IL; n. Hunsicker Of Meth No n, District NO Y
b. j. Hollsy OF Prairie No 81, Distrct NO. 70 ';
Eolistt Of Columbus No. "a Distriot No - lang
worthy of Citation No a. pistriet No a; ~ fanSs OF
Hermann No. So Bistrict No. 10; o. o. Jeuets Oh one-
ncyyille No IL bistrios No u. q 4
All to ths Grand Master or Grand Score
tAry should BE- Forwarded e enc ONCE " Seo
rstary in Odd Fellows Hall
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FoHN BULLS FLUID ExrRACT OF sAR.


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davailthemsolvesot shinvaluable medicine " a''
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USED with entire
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MORE TESTIMONY FROM DR.. MOORE
MR. JOHN SuLL lam usag Sarsstara "a several ma
caset With happy seci
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Tsmony like sac following ali usther SOM
FROM Da. l. +. YANpELL. stOs ESsOR OF caEMIsTRy IN
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL. COLE - LAY
1havelooked oyer John
to whlen MI y u " hs;s L. F. YANDELI III. D.
Hospital says Of ui'ssarsapariliA--
,.,,,sr- LOUISVILLE Aiaren 40 1s4o
preacrptonor the preparation
saIsapara and beiisye tho ercsonI
well Alternative the ayate
have used Doth public and in Sss
Physician at the Loaisyla siapns osn,..,
IbsMedicineis daily grappiug the
country to Ne aud youthful sick and
aflcted-nay, those that grieyousy tormented. ~
Certificates and
moral standing, placing the very bea
romsdssver Sold whossaieand retail,
by the
| in the city and country. eeA.OeSAe'4"-
to Agency Of Bus ar
| saparlls will please address John RIJJI ~e,
| 81 Fourthstr 1, louisville, with refe,,onces
~ eprneipa Agents sale Of John
/ Sarsaparlla wholesale and retail, ~
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undersigned informs property holders
and the public hai he has added Mandatory Billiard
new panng etains morng saving machine
20 enabled undertake works all ach laying
carpenters and framsrs line. =
Having constant Walnut Mahoga-
tothe works ordered. -
ns IND aya ihs opportunity 70 assure those
VINO feel apprehension his steam machine,
ha ne has taken to prevent explosion
regulator
once the quanty the boiler and ahoud forget
lock- whistle with the machine him that
war, ing Ia the boiler
The abeys addon having been madst hs for
signed reminds his that he keeps hertoor and
Billiard Tables and article in his line.
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AAs's fis @ h cHArYpEArE SPRING

present day. efrugnous prepara
ns high Yaue chalpbsats at the of
Orleans necessarily object decided
faculty They cannot bpt prefer The natural gnons spring
he artificial preparations Of iron hitherto prescribed
The form q powders pills liquids Artificial preparations
assimilation, and
their operation They much slory than oae furnished by
nature especially when the latter dissolved water Artificial
preparations frequently cohesive
through the organs into the intestine canal without
ing effect II follows, then, that chsybeae spring rich
o. the We must be anxaIy the treat
in which iron ia administered.
The rengen that especially affect on sqch nutga yellow
annio acid aslt Of
taneous prove presence this sub
usually found mineral this knd exist very
sa proportion The springs e0qsa e SPEAK Of little else than
Europe AMERICA be with
carbonate Of for the pauetyo other mineral poduc