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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09
The Mississippi and Iowa Central 1ail-rsaa.

That the above road more Familiarity known
TO our citizens - the Lyons Road, will ts
pushed forward Is far as this city, With crest
rapidity, seems 10 b the general impression
Of all With whom We have conversed, disin.
:erested - well - interested. The business
character and ample private resources Of gen.
tlemen composing the new company are pref.
ty we'll understood: and this important fact,
in connection with their unos'enta,ious and
energetic method Of proceeding. is Of itself no
email assurance that they have revived The
project in good faith. and with an entire IN
derstanding Of its nature and cost
Indeed, the Company has proceeded to wo, /
so quietly, that were 1t not for the gratuitous
aud unsolicited notices Of the press, it would
not be generally known that a corps Of engi-
neers is now engaged in preliminary survey
Of the route between this city and Fort Des
Moines, and that work is already commenced
upon the eastern extremity Of the lire.
We understand from the Upton Advertiser
which speaks advIsedly. that force ef 800
men wi be put upon .he work Immediately.
between Lyons and De Witt, and Il 10 coalI-
IDENTIFY anticipated that the car vii: ts run.
ming into the latter place. by he close ofths
coming summer at the iarthest.
East Of the Mississippi. operations have beea
resumed with great aetivity. and the prospect
is favorable to aeempIsticn ofthe IlliEois road
to Fulton City, 1sAaps sooner than the lows
extension win - II running orderts Dc Witt.
In referenee - 10 matter the Fulton Civ II.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09
Enlargement Of the Reporter.

With the commencement Of our Fourteenth
Volume in the coming month Of June, We are
making preparations to enlarge our paper to
an eight column Nevs-sheet Of the largest
sise, and shall spare 10 pains. within the scope
Of our facilities. situated "a we are at the Cap.
ital ofthe State, aud with a speedy prospect Of
railway connections, east 10 render our paper
more acceptable to the general reader, than
our limited space now permits
Our friends in the interior and the adver.
Using Vublic generally will bear these facts in
mind.
Our terms will be One d,llar and FIFTY cents
in all cases. and Invariably in adoasce, except
where some mutual arrangement to the con
trary has already been made. Clubs of FIVE.
At 81; Ten ., 4l2, and fifteen at $50; per an-.
Asn~ D..
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

ically psesaging it's decay and ignominicus
death.
Az to the nature Of foreign influence We be-
lisvs Il 10 be now what II has ever besu--favor
able 10 the perpetuity and welfare Of our Re-
public and We believe the spirit Of our foreign
citizens IL eminently patriotic.
The Secret Of the Movement.
The secret Of the Know nothing movement,
As We may have indirectly stated above may
he found 10 the second Of the following reso-
lutions, passed by the German Catholics o.
Butler Co. Ohio, in the year 1912.
The frst resolution embodies what we be.
lieve 10 be the genuine spirit Of the German
citizen, and our belief is corroborated by his
general conduct. especially at the present day,
when every means is employed against bis
peace aud privileges. to exaspsrate him towards
the home Of his adoption and incite him to hos.
Utility against its vital interests.
Safe under the bulwark Of the constitution;
devoted in war and peace to the welfare Of our
beloved Republic; the German, lrishman aud
other provincial foreigners cling marfaliy TO
the platform Of pcaceable policy and resent
the prpscrptive persecution Of TIE Fusion par
". BY pursuing the even tenor Of their ways III
quietude.
Exceptions there are: the Germans Of Chicago
may prove rebellious sgaipst a law Of Know
nothing manu- facture: but the Germans OF Gin.
cippati aud the Irishmcn Of Cincinnati. viii not
invade the sancti'y Of tho ballot-b"x. The
former spirit 10 buta temporary ebullitioE 81
old prejudicsa, that will soon wear away
while the true Il national strength lies IL
| the 6rm esnais3s1sy ead maintenance Of right
that charact~rise the latter.
Here are the resolutions
(EesoIDed that tie charge so often brought
against the Germans. that they are oppos'd 20
a Republican form Of Government, and IN tavur
of monarchy, is false ; aud that il would have
been wholly unnecessary for us to forsake
home country and friends, as well as to sever
all the pleasing associations cos nected with
the place of our nativity and hazard tie cross
ing Of the Atlantic, had we desired TO live un
der monarchical form ot government--ahd
that nothing short OF the blessings and love Of
Republc anism could have Induced US 10 make
the sacrifice.)
Resolcei- here is where the Know nothing
Whiggery OF today finds it's sorest plague
Resoloed-THAT THE PRINCIPLES OF
DEMOCRACY INDUCE Us TO SUPPORT
THE DE MOCRATlC PARTY.
An Honest Question.
Have "the principles Of the Democracy" ever
proved detrimental to The welfare Of the Union?
The immortal Jaaius says in substance, and il
Is a world wide truism, that the character u
government may b inferred II om The coz
dition Of its people. Is the continually increas
ing prosperity Of American citizens an argu.
,nent in favor Of policy, dramatically oppos-
ed to Democratic rule :?
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

AoLNE-Nourse's Agricultural Depot a
Moline. Illinois. 10 one Of the most hourishiDs
aud extensive IN the west, and 10 Supplied BY
. manufacturing establishment, that performs
nearly all the various kinds Of labor requisite
FOR the transformation Of rough material into
useful aud ingenious mechanism, labor saving
inventions and the usual implements Of agri-
culture. We are Informed that among the
work laid ont for the present season. IT is de-
sigued TO manufacture about Eve hundred fan.
ming mills. improved patent !; three hundred
milk safss and ten Of fifteen hundred chain
punps.
- See 6rss pags for items Of forsign istslll.
gssse.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09
rhs Editorial Convention !.

The Editorial Convention at Museatlne con-
sisted of pretty fair representation Of the
Iowa Pres, md m ,ch ln,nimity and good feel
ing prevailed. We regret that the removal Of
our establishment prevented the personal at
tendance OF a delegate from the Reporter office
but We shall hardly fail Of being present ut the
.ext re union, 10 be held IN this city on the
Ist Of May, 1856.
Brother SANDERS Of the Davenport GdSei'e
was chairman. and Messr, SANDERS and TArr
apmnd,ed COMMITTEES 10 draft resolutions,
which we shs 1 publish in our next issue.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09
Glad hey hiatt

An sstssmsd correspondent from AWAY out
west" Informs Us that the citizens If his coun.
y, Webster, one ofth best 10 the State, are
very we'll pleased to have the Capital remain
where II 10; and such, We telieve - Be the
general sentiment Of the pespls alsssugh GER
tain cities and towns. jeaous VI our great I'D.
vantages Of position, and prospective facilities
Of access and connection With the sast. may
be inclined to vent their spite in delerniasd
hostility to anything and everything that con.
Germs the interests Of our citizens.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09
PRE-EMPTION NOTICE.

ON the 9nd day June, D. 1885, 81 the hsur e N -
clock 4. n ofsad day, q tbs Land o. n Iowa sisvs
Iowa. and before he Register and Recsivss f sa Lard
Once shall o9es evidence 10 prove ny spseseap1e6n
right e The soath east quarter Of section - - teunshp
3 north crange nne vest at which ts AnA paaee yoa
Nay ., i0o6-4v. JANIS NeoUIN.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

HEALrn % M CrY.-The health ofour City |
vas never bstssy than IL is At present, with the
exception Of eolds asd other complaints incl
dent % the lass cool weather, and, among emf
grants, 70 the exposure Of travelling.
Dtsrascr Cousr-Ths present term Of the
United Statesf6uft has been unsv"idablJ de.
terred from tie Inability Of his Honor. Judge
DrEa. TO Be present. on account Of iilns's In
his family.
PIasoxAE -Dwing the past week We have
been honorS1 wth numerous calls; among
which We nay mention the>oficers in atten-
dance upoassAs District Cpurt. Marshal Sum.
MEss q - Clnire, District Attorney KNAPP OF
Keosapqpe Attorney General CLouD Of
Auscstinss - WILLIAMS. agent and At
torney cf yoo, Iowa Central Road; Mr..
MosiAnss N Printer elect; Will ToMLlsscS
ofths yman, and our friend T. N.
Wili.iAl Isscaline Enquirer.
To Q1G41nSrrn.- Communication
o. : - sustaining few racy strict.
urss 49, ~ ~ prevalent spirit Of religious
rvsseeuetnas %. vcidably deferred until
eur seass iesses
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v.nslk Is s ~. ..,;....;... -. -.
IL m go = Z. ana .rv ~. Mo h,s
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ca, a. - ~ tr;ssis VA -. Iii
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no. ''''' 'o'e' .""" y o'"'' p"oi'o Gun
;,;y. 800 hs.n ,,..n !, ~. $50. !,
= ,,l.t - s,a, ;.,.,.a -.
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,vo r,,Iw.v ..,,s.,;o,. v;,h ~.
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$500. .ur,.,,v ....,A;
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49, IN. ~. ~. ~
f The demands 81 the times are now cou., to
the support Of more no els than we now have.
stretch ~ lar az you may. the hosp,tSble ca.
pacities Of their proprictors; and the establish.
'nent Of house, n all adequate to present ne.
cessity. would ma only give favorable charac.
ter TO our place abroad, and be ef grea, advan.
tage to community at large but continue 10
pour money into the pockets Of gent en,en al.
ready engage in the business.
No one cen fail y see his; and may the en-.
lcrprise Of sesse maa, or company Of men, take
immediate steps to avert what would prove .
public iAJ nsy The arrisala OF another winter
with it's hosts Of rail car cn'igrants. and an
iter insuthciency oil accommodations at our
hands.
VANISHING --Yes-va'Eshing passing away
ARE the memorable Of earliest days in the
lnnalsof this city, 70 IL supPlauted by the
'rouder structures Of a permanent prosperity.
4 few more strides of commercial enterprise
sndshc places that bort the first rude touches
4 pioneer energy, shall be known only in the
A'"o"s o'"e' s''uo"es " 'e'J "es'raoie
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

For The Reporter.
Iowa CifY, April 3Oth. 1885.

m for the Rep0rter.
Iowa CIrr, April 30,h. 1885.
Nas1 1use,;-P lssse ,aforin the frisuds Of
onadAS Jeko91s that the subscriber will order
Seaaay GehoG1 Gihraries Tor The Schools 10 the
sevssAI Consttso Is this State South ofthe par
allsl Of ~ peHress On the l5sh and 30,h Of each
msath. B6tks will Be forwarded to such
IewBs on NE MiAeiesiPpi Is may best seeDn-
- tkSg 49, ~ Is receive theta.
The Ara menaA ksw Sunday Schools that
shall - duly eeeAnlsed in each county are 10
s~eeiva yeef Libsssi Dona.ion (fso,n IS 70
SOL @ts6l ~ S4shor Of the "Nsble Pyspssitiss'
and vAlsue sid y III alec Be TendeIedito oil
who - 10y aud request il.
tt ysquess from those entitled to The LID
~ Dsesiiss asd Of al others desiring books
nass smbraes the following particulars viz -
/. The name and locssios u the School.
2. The name and pos;-ofEice address Of the
Superintendent.
8. The date Of its organisation.
4. The number Ut scholars and teachers.
5. How aud 70 whose care the books should
be sent.
s. The money collected b the SCHOOL must
accompany the requsst.
Address DsxrEs 2. SAITH, Agent Of the A.
g. 3. Union, Iowa City.
Papers in the State are respectfully isquest
ed 70 copy.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

have arranged he esases new psAdne b. which nay
probably be pending In the Supreme Ltsss 1t The june
Tefn, ~ fel1ews, to-Wit: .sS TTg-.5
The causes Rom the Let judicial District are aseketed
for the nrst 1hree weeks Of he term. -
The causes from Ae Ind Judicial District doeketed
0g. az days, soo0OeDeiug on the e6h day Of Juor,
The causes frsm the Bird JudicAl District abeketeA
Tor four Aays, commencing on the Sud day u July.
he easses fssm The Ah Judicial Distrist dssksA
fos two days ee0meneng the 6th day Il July. s. 81
The ron the ~ Judicial Dississ are daaksaed
for two daSs. coumencing ON the 9TH day u July.
The causes from the Sh judicial District aocketed
fos one day, t0-wit, the 18th day Of July.
The from the It'll Judicial District are doeketed
for one day, IVA, ths 18Th Day d July. 81 n Tf.s
The caaSssffe the 0tA Judicial Dstsiot an decaeted
for three days commencing The 18th day Of July.
The causes cm the eh Judicial District are docketed
for one day to-wit, the I7th day OF July.
The causes from IL Ih 1sdcI District are docketed
for one day to-wlt, the Hth day Of Jaly, 1865.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

Al special communication OF Zion LSdec Ne 81 or
Ancicnt HFee and Accepted Masons held al the Masonic
HAN Iowa city April f9th 1855 committee vas Appreciated
5dran Resolutions expressive Of the symra hy ofl,hs
fraternity with the bereaved family Of Brother an,cslto
deceased who reported tlsr following: 7 Il.
Whereas Il hath pleased the Supreme Grand Archec
OF the Universe in his allwise providence 10 remove bv
death our esteened Bget her James Lee, therefore.
Resolved, That We deeply sympathise with the be-
reaved family o. our decessed Brother 10 this adjective
dspensaton o divine providence and recomm,ud 1heu,
ior comfort and support IN this their anicon q ~ Who
the Wtdows God and orphans guide and Who e can
heal the broken heart and bind up the wounds ct the
asatcled.
Resolved, That the Lodge room be clothed win IN,
usual badges and copy Of these Regulations
sent % the CITY papers for psbllcati0s and IKE copy
the bereAved family. ~ ~ s.s5s, 80 =.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09
New Advertisements.

MAAcoLM MrRaAy Esq has opened General
Land Agency in this city. From or personal
acquaintance with the gentleman we have NO
! hesitation in recommending him 10 the pa'ro-
mage Of all who may require his services, be-
lieving him ~ be prompt, efficient and trust
| worthy business man.
We would also invite especial attention to
the legal cards Of DENNIS TurrLE Esq. from
New Haven, Conn. highly recommended as an
Attorney aud Counsellor. and Of W. N MEsER
vEr Esq Land Agcn, &c at Homer, Webster
Co Iowa.
Read SpEnnr &Co's tempting list Of choice
family groceries and household Injuries.
N. B. Juss,ss to our reading patrons com
pels US to omit for one week acolumn of our
standing advertisements: We pledge ourselves
to remunerate the gentlemen thus injured. to
their reasonable and full satisfaction.
We have the pleasure Of announcing to
the public, the recert arrival Of DIR. Jacob d
Hoppe in orr City. who comes highly recon-
mended from the East. and proposes locating
among US. His"Cho;era Drop" has become
extensively known and dcservedly popular.-
He is besides the manufacturer Of various other
Patent medicines, o! cons,derabic notor;ety.-
The DR.. seems to be just in tine give HIM a
call.
Crowded Columns.
Cannot avoid il, friends the business times
aas considerably ahead OF US, and ''mors room"
is the continual cry. With the close Of this
sAlAs.a4i - 6ss-sssss ~~0apsss tsssssusneunsuG1
will al Be obviated, aud plenty Of room assign
ed respecs,vely, 70 our advertising patrons
and general readers. The Tax List comes but
once year, and II COR Subscribers feel that
they have bsen deftaudSc Of . portion OF their
Dollar sat hsy. We will chesrfuliy refund the
estimated loss. How 10 il. however. with the
delinq sent ranks, On which aide shall We de.
bit the underplss, in such cases: Aye. there's
the rub!' 80
Comnunieasieas.
We invite attention to the accumulation Of
The gallan: Senator from Les, Capt Love, on
the Capital question. He exonsrates himself
from any charge Of peculation or speculation.
in very emphatic language. but We trust be is
in regard to the sentiments Of Lee
County.
See Communication 10 this weeks Issue,
rom the Rev. DExrER P. snlru, in reference to
Sabbath School Libraries.
1t is not customary With publishers TO
Five credit for every common place Item
;smsnehe Chief.
The C2ief can readily infer from the above,
re opine. why his Original matter has not
zen duly accredited, II as he alleges. any Of
has found its way into ouf. columns.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

- The present population Of Cleveland is
estimated at forty three thousand, seven hun.
dred and forty.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

:
Il il i striking evlslssce y advassinS pese'
pesity o. All Aaaas, list tie publlsksp y ~
Rock Islsad Dsisy A4pssiisss aud =, Dsvsa.
port Dsiiy Gssa1ls. kavs felt varssslsd u 80
tagging their iaasss, = IN ex,eus - vesl1
seem hardly jsstiAabls IN nost u ~ Vsslpszls
and nany q shs eastern cities ~
The sosnss i : stannch DenespesIe sheet
and has bat'led ,naaSslly kss - cause. and
with Il Of course are our political ympathies;
1.-The latter ranges i'sslfin opposition 10 osr
faith. but has ever sustained the character Of .
liberal journal AID useful medium Of intelli-
gence. -
We wish the soierprising projectors. 70.
spscsively. an sbundauee Of success: and hops
they will materially aid in dissemin asi1g
their own '..sooo times." cut anose their in
land brethren. as
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09


CoUsciI BLuvvs.-Flour $s@6. What ~
@1l,95. Oas 25@Soe. Corn 2s@so Po,,to..
75c@41.
JonssoN 90. IN rfrE FIRtD.--Ths Davenpevt
Gazette Of the ID Nay hes the fellowipe .sr,.-
able little item
Ga Tuesday last drove of am "a 81
oesves, ssd Of 40O Aogs, in he 6neSt
condition, from johnson County, lows. erosssS
our ferry ON their way - New York. TIM =
the second instalment within he month froo
Central Iowa to that city. "a
MuscAr'ns. Nay ssh.-Awksat u ,sstal 40 -
Flour 80 and rising. Corn i. the sar SOC: sh.l,.,
35@30. 1rsishts from 81. Louis ssa3oe p.r
cwt. Passage 81. q aas
cn,cAeo. N.y lst.--Flou 5000 I'm. I SOFA
IT'S Tor sspcy6re; s,2s@s,so lfor No. j Ga
Pas for fancy; s.5o@s,7s Tor extra. spr;nr
wheat $l.a0; Minsss tl;;7i. cers9 ee@6s -
Good demand Cor leraes fsr Iowa and Wiscop. :.
Gin. Cattle $4,so@s,OO; hogs 1924 Cur.
rensy l. rather sssresr than ssual ssys The
Press sg/fIT fSftt s$fsi
NEw Yosx. Nay .1.--wsstsrn -four slal2s
q 1850. Sales Of eastern wheat IL q. Corr.
good supply q .osl@ ITO. 81 49,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

The Spyisg elections, lhsenS& eut oSis-
ahp@ lASus - sassey bssses1 une%UU.
mscssssc vote, Slses lest fall. Il o4esy tews
Or city. in thieh there WIS - = 11tssa ~
tort against 'SAn' 10 has besnf t9ntsn. ~
escaped by the skin of Ms teeth Nsxt fail
nothings prostate party"
In Wisconsin. also. many mueicipal 49,
tons are resulting snconragingiy.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

MfsHEsorA. P;o~sey iaforms 10 .thaa =
considerable quantity ~ stock n espeStsa
aboss this tnns from below. Tksfs NJ ssvsrs-
q purchasers n the fsld, and drovss - cattle
on their way iro,s NorsAsrs Illinois, Lows SAD
Missoun.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

1t is not customary with publishers 10
give credit for every common place tom
CamsncAe CHIEF.
The CAief can readily infer from the above,
We opine, why his Original" matter has not
been duly accredited. If as he alleges. any Of
II has found its way into on. columns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-05
THE MARRIED woMANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PRNION.
EY DIR, a. NJ. MAURICEAU,

PROFESSOR Of DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundredh Edition. (5O0,CCO) lsmO. PIP. $50
STANDARD established found casse in the cat
aiosues OF tile great Trade Sales New York, Pha-
d'irhia and other cities, amI sold by the principal
| booksellers in the United Statea.
Every woman eau here disco yer, by comparing her
own symptoms with those descibed, the nature
ter and cause OF her compliant, and spared
icty and suing, we'll the unpIeaSlmmtS3 or mlk
ing known TO, king Inquiry Of ply respect
10 the numberless ailments she is subject The
wife becoming m0ller of instruction I'D
advice in respect 10 he si'uatiOn which she will he
find. This book tells her the mt err aud tells
her what to DO Iuri in simple bu: ch4Sic words aud
su-h as she understand.
Those suffering GrDm instructions or irregularities pc
cnlia 10 The female system. prOlCP,us rsri Ca-
ing OF tile wOn,) or ".n aWor aj6us, will each find in
lis pages the pre- venon aneli grafton, and
lief.
Much distress OF mind, well Thousands pecuniari-
ly might he saved 10 every husband, il the simplest
apreraimns to the marriage understood
HAT they not better understood is taccabIe to that
natural and almost CUmmeniabe senSiti will
rather suffer than consult with even med
ca III respect to complaints peculiar the em1e
only.
copy ''1he Married TTonrqn's Prircte Medical
COmPa'OH,'' every lenae has rhyS;erm that knows
aud describes her every symptom, feeling and alment
ard which She all times without violence TO
her SrnSitiveness.
EXTRACT OF letter from gentleman in layton, Ohio
DAYTON, May l, 1871
DR.. a. y. MAuRGCKAU:-My Dear SiJ-My wife hiss
been pet ctIby sinking for three years more
consequence Of great anguish and suffering months
beiOIe and during confinement; every successive mo
ad Ole debIlitaed ami Frustrated her, putting her lite
IN imminent danger, anu which the last occasion
desTaITed or supposed thai this OF things was
ineVitl bIe and resigned myself to the worst.
heard 'Our hook highly spoken Of containing some
matters reaching my Case. On its receipt and pei
cannot eXeSs tue Teef it Afforded my distressed
mind, The joy Its pages impaired my wife, on learn.
ing that the great discovery NJ. ri nesOneauX nrOv-
ded remedy. NOlened prospect 10 me which little
conceived pnssiblc Hut this ere another wear
would hav passed my head in human pIoba bill.
" vile would have becm iu IeT grave my child en-
LETT Iu.I; hereSS.
8-U Upon The receipt OF One Dollar, ..THE MARRIED
TPOIlAN'S FRIH.iTE MEDICAL COAIPiNILNa1 is Stnt
(aiIed Jsee) any oil the UeL Salex; the ma
das, and British Provinces. All letters must lie post.
PAID end addressed to Dr. L. ~ MAURICE EAU buX 1921
New York city. Publishing Office, No 1873 Liberty Il
New York.
Agents ia VirEInia.
Fl Stephens, UaTTrho-O & SIe ling j. Co HrTTi ON,
bVTsh-Wm Blcakmear and Z Holiday, AEoSll2sriiLy-
Wilde 4 Bro, john Fisher and II Thompson IThe,liUe
VIM Holiday HGTshGt H-Jlcob + smith, IVeiI.6rrg
-Saml Il MauZy, L.lriS5Irgh-Z 4 KarT Cedar Grops
MtAs-ir + barnes, CiaIks6uTg-Dr L WilIianzs
SfLsPheTdGtoMH.