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Nsslce - the Ladies.

Notice - the Ladies.
LNMBROIDEREDW WORK done In oil ito branches.
- in Silk, Worsted, and Cotton thread on Dress
-, Msntilas, Vests, Shirt Bosoms Initial Letters
Nets, Tapestry, and all kinds Of Fancy Needle
work made 70 order from large variety Of patterns
on hand at the Fancy Store VI
Mrs. KATE WEISMANN,
Second ST., bet. Main + johnson, in
Julyl7-dtf Graham building
DIAN ES.-Just received, hne assortment 81
Eastern Planes, superior manufacture and for
sale BY TILLTN0hAST, LANE 1 BUEL,
JulyI7-d Nv. 1873 Main St.
(tARRIAGE, Fire, and Stove bolts for sAle BY
~ TILLINGHAST, LANE / BUEL,
JulyI7-d No. 1873 Main st.
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CT The Straight Wings Of this State ap-
pear 10 be generally coming into the Free
mont and Freedom movement. Saml II.
VALLEY, the candidate Of that party for Gov
ernor last year, Peleg w. Chandler, John H.
Clifford, and other prominent men who last
year Supported the Straight Wing movement,
have avowed their determination to 90 for
Fremont and Dayton. All OF the Straight
Wing papers in this State, except the Boston
Courier, which has Of late years been more
Locofocoish than anything else, have also
declared in favor Of the Republican ticket.
II looks now a. II Fremont would carry the
State By 100000 Green6eld (Mass.l Ga.
antta.
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Notice.

u IL persons indebted 70 the late firm Of Baldwin,
"A Evans I Co., are hereby notified that navment
q sane i exPected on or before the art of July
next, 10 the undersigned
June 35s l640-d&w BALDWIN 4 EVAN6
TwRLvE HUNDRED AND FIFTY G1oay 6.1,
= Tor sale By
apr39-1 McaAvIC, cHrrTHNDxN ! co.
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c. Mayor Stevens, Of Buffalo, who re-
ceived one thousand Democratic majority
last fall, and three Democratic Aldermen
chosen It tho ssme time, are members OF tho
Fremont Club. Mayor Stevens made
speech 70 the Club on receiving news Of the
nomination Of Fremont.
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ca A young man directing letter to his
ladylove, wrote her name thus, "You Ness
Brown" The postmaster was At loss to
know what to do with the letter, but he
finally sent it to You Rope BY the pack it.
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New Store and New Goods!
HarA ssare and Cutlery.
No. I1S, Notn Street. kEOkUk.
TlLLaNG q A0T, LANE 4 ssUEL,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
OFFER to the Country Trade, Manufacturer
~ and dealers generally, full and complete as
scrtment Of Hardware, Cutlery. Nails, House Trim
mings, Mechanics Tools, de-, &C., on tn. most lib
erai terms.
Having unsurpassed facilities for Importing and
obtaining goOds Of American Manufacture, they
are prepared to furnish dealers, and consumers gen.
orally, ut the Loresf Market Rates
Also Agents
For the Worlds Safe Co.;
Troy D,ll Foundry;
Borden 8 Pa tent Horse Shoes;
The Excelsior Horse Power.
Keokuk, July Is, 1856 d
Disselatton.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
IN the Produce and Com mission business il this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business Of the
frm will be settled by either Of the und -tsigned
Those indebted TO the firm are requested to settle
their accounts forthwith
ME-. BUsHEY,
w. W. WALKER.
Ksokuk, July IL, ls56.-jyl6-dtf
COsParlMe r0hlp.
'sHEundersigned have formed partnership for
L hetransacaion Of the PRODUCE.GROCEKYx and
COMMISSION business, under the style of Cuts Il
walker. Thew will continue the business Of Bushey
Walker, and solicit the fayors Of old and new Gu
toners. Z. CLUTS
Juiyl6-dtf WV. WALKER.
ATAENEUM.
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whas has Frem ont Doae.,

" nat mas t9e m ont DO0e ~
Mr.. Finch, and good many other Loco
focos as paltry as he, frequently PROFOUND
this question. Ask any child who has read
the most meager history of our country, in
the public schools, and it will answer many
important things within even its knowledge,
for wherever the English language goes anc
American history is read, the achievements
and the solid services Of John G. fremont
are known, from the humblest log school
house on our western border to the furthest
confines Of civilization in the eastern world
Can the same be said Of Buchanan? Is the
value and the fame Of his deeds As solid and
widespread rs that
But What has he done ?'' Let us call a
witness to single point. Secretary Marcy,
IN his report to President Polk, said that
undoubtedly the conquest Of California was
to be attributed to John c. Fremont; that
the energy and promptitude Of his movements
conquered that country and attached it to
the Union, and but for his services in that
regard it would have fallen under British
rule. Reflect upon the difference between
things As they are, and what they would have
been with the British Dag waving over the
golden coast. For that difference, Demo-
cratic Minister says We are indebted to Free
mont. Now what has Buchanan done He
has done something in this same line. He was
Secretary of State in the same Cabinet with
Marcy. As such Secretary, he said our title
TO Oregon up to 81 deg. 40 min. was " clear
and unquesslonable, and after he did thu,
he negotiated it all away clear down to the
Asth degree. That is comparison Of tho
services OF the two men in the same direc.
ton.
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AHKcDorK OF CLAY AND BUcHANAM.-Upon
. certain occasion in the U. s. Senate, Nh.
Buchanan, In the course of . pessonal en-
PLANTATION, stated that he had volunteered to
20 70 Baltimore in the last war with Great
Britain when the British attacked that city.
81 think have heard something shout the
gontlcman's volunteering" said Mr.. Clay,
ssbut understand that when he arrived ct
Baltimore the British were gone" EYES,"
replied Mr.. Buchanan, "they were." stWell,"
said Mr.. CLAY, 81 merely wished to know if
Mr.. Buchanan volunteered because he knew
that the British were gone, or uhether the
British heard that the gentleman had pol
unteered and therefore evacuated the coasf?''
CURIOUS FAcr.-Y esterday, nine bro
tbers, by the name Of Levanwey, met in this
city, by mutual arrangement, TO proceed in
company on = visit to their aged mother liv-
ing 10 st. Lawrence county, N. Y. The whole
Of them, from the commencement of man
hood up to the present time, had been demo-
Gratis and voted the democratic ticket. They
live in different localities over region OF
country nearly 1900 miles in extent. On
meeting yesterday and comparing notes, they
found they we're all for Fremont. That good
old mother may we'll be proud of her sons.
--lChicsgo Dem. Press.
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DEFINING Il LOVE,
Successors to A. II Deming + COL
BANKERS and Dealers An Exchange.
Main Street, keokuk fotra.
DARTICULAk attention given to collections
i Refer to
E. w. Clark, Dodge 4 Co., New York.
Becbe Co.
Adams 4 Bucking CHAINS,
j. w. Clark 4 Co., Boston;
Drexel 4 Co., Philadelphia;
T. w, Clark i Co., :.
Johnston. Brothers 4 Co., Baltimore;
r. w. Clark Bros, ST. Louis:
State Savings Institution,
H.noist a Donncliy.
VIM. Heron 4 TO-, Pittsburgh;
Commercial Bank. Cincinnati;
n. Oorwith 4 Co, Galena;
Heron Brothers, Dubuque;
D. G. Convers, Esq, Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
GAINESVILLE. fiy7
H. 4. YARNAR. r n AIyRx
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G. The Wecker, q German newspaper ia
Baltimore, has hoisted the flag Of Fremont
and Dayton. 1t il paper enjoying in that
slavsholding State . circulation Of about
two thousand; and it has always opposed
the extensions Of slavery.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
IN THE VEST,
AND WILL sx
SOLDAT NEW FORK PRICES!
"E WISH TO CALL PARTICULAR ArTEN-
w TON TOOUR
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
Containing Twenty-Five Thousana
Yards,
From 50 cents to - per yard--the bcs; bargains
ever offered.
Also, Elegant BAREGES, real
FRENCH ORGANIZE and JACK ,i;Fr ROBES
OF SPLENDID Stylus.
Fine Lace Goods in great variety, and at the low
est prices.
CHANTlLLA LACE 4 FRENCH THREAD
LACE MANTILLAs.
And every variety u
MANUFACTURED SILK MANrILLAs,
From - to seS. A large and choice stock Of
BONNET RIBBONS AND
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
FRENCH AND ENGLESHPRIS rs.
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.
CALICOS,
From to 10 cents per yard-good ms tief colors.
We wish also TO call particular attention TO our
stock Of
RIP Z IS,
Consisting Of real English Velvcts, Brns. IL ply,
and Superior Ingram, at Lower Prices than
any other House in the Wcs;
All kinds Of House Keeping Goods, Linens, &c.
ONE or OUR FIRM LIVES IN NEW FORK CITY,
and il constantly forwarding to us the
Newest styles anA Cheapesa GsoAs
That imported TO the United States, and
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
1T ANY HOUSE IS THE COUNTRY.
COME AND TRY Us.
J. A DURKEE 4 Co.,
No. IS, North ride Msin st., bet. ID ssd an,
JuiylldAw Kpokuk, Iowa.
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To the ckAoiAers % the & eok M
va. Pleasant 4 MuscAslnc =. =. Co.,
NOTICE IL hereby given, that in accordance with
y the conditions Of the subscription for the lst
Division Of said road, the 18th instaiment Of 81
the banking house OF Charles Parsons treasurer Ks-
okuk, or TO the undersigned. General Agent.
j. X. HOhNISH,
General Agent X. Mt. p 1 N. r. r. Co.
July ., l656.-td dAw
(Keokuk Timea and NJ. Pleasant Observer copy.1
Cash Cussoaers Take Nosice.
HAVING made all the necessary preparations to
! manufacture al kinds OF Shoes, boots for La
dies and Gentlemen, and having now on the way .
very large assortment Of all kinds Of raw mster
TO manufactnss from, bought in New York and Phil
aielphi: or the pfacturers and importer have
determined to sell Cd my Eastern ready made goods
now on hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
to make room for the and large stock OF raw
material 70 arrive. All persons in want Of any
Kind Of Eastern shoes for Ladies' can now have
chance TO from 70 TO 40 par cent. and get bet
tar shoes than Vt any other house In the city at the
Ladies' Shoe shop, No. S. Main st.
july Sd s. A. DUKE.
New Dooks ynss Recs1 a1 Ogaea,s.
Abbe Mott and other Knots;
Sist's National System Of Political ECONOMY;
Rupnblican Landmarks;
Tennysons Maud;
Longfellow's Hiawatha;
Wofksdcn;
Edith Hale;
War in Kansas;
Salad for the Social. CITY BOOKSTORE,
JnnezId No. 81 Main 1T.
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news ct the Morutng.

News 81 tho Morning.
Gea. Lane has entered Kansas with sever
al hundred men.
After the three bills for the improvement
Of rivers and hsrbors passed the House on
the 9th, over the vetoes, = distinguished Dem
ocrat remarked that another such DAYS
work would demolish the party. The lead
ing administration men in the House are
awfully chagrined.
Fl. Winter Davis of Nd, Broom and Full
Ter of Pa, and other South Americans, have
declared against Toombs' and Douglass Kan
sas bill, and the Republicans are a unit
against it.
DR.. Stringfellow, fresh from the sacking
Of Lawrence, was in the Senate on the 9th
consulting with Douglass relative to the pas
sage Of the Free Kansas bill.
Lieut.. Gov. Roberts Of Kansas, has writ.
ten an able article, TO be published in the
Pennsylvania papers, showing the wicked
ness Of Mr.. Toombs' bill.
The opinion now is that Congress will not
adjourn much before the lst Of September.
Some think earlier.
From Congress there is nothing of inter-
est. The Brooks affair was still under de-
bate in the House, and the Senate was en-
gagged mostly on riyate business.
The George Law had arrived from Cali
fornia. Gov. Johnston had applied to Gen.
Wool for assistance in opposing the opera
tons of the Vigilance Committee. He re-
fused, because he could not net without or
ders from the President. Sherman, COM
mander Of the State forces, resigned his
commission in consequence. The Vigilance
Committee have large force, and are carry
ing on their operations without beieg obliged
to resort to force, to any great extent. A
large number have been sent away, and still
others are in prison for trial.
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TO 10 R0ObbCs
HAVING determined, hereafter, 10 do IN exclu-
L i dvely cash business in our retail department,
We prepared 10 sell all kinds 81 Hats, Caps Bon
nets, &C.. ct greatly reduced prices. Our stock IL
now very compiete, and We keep nothing bat the
best grades Of goods alwnys have the latest styles
are sold on credit. So come on with your dimes.
- All kinds Of millinery work done TO order
ct the shortest notice.
Oct. 16.-dtf. d. r. HUMPHREY GAGE
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Kcokuk Planning Ana Flooring Mtll,
Corner Of z and BiaF sfs., near tao Keokuk and
Fort Des Motnes Railroad Depof,
nEALERS in Lumber in the rough. man ufact ar
II ers of Doors, Shutters Biinds, sash. Door and
Window Frames, Mouldings Of every size and pat
tern, Flooring. Weather Boarding, Shelving, Man
ties, Base, PilAsters, aud Chain Pump Tubing
Planned and matched Lumber from to - inches in
width.
large assortment II the above named articles
constantly on hand.
Planning and saving done to order on short notice,
1t reasonable prices, and warranted 70 please.
E1-Particular attention paid 10 filing orders for
country buildings complete.
Keokuk, July 3-d4 wtf
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dences of its truth.
LIST. When the only effect which could How
from the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise was to permit Slavery to dow into the
Territories which were organised BY the Kan
sas Nebraska Act; and do the persons Who
voted for that repeal the justice to believe
that they would not have haxarded that aw-
ful CONFUSION which they knew mus. follow
That net, unlsss they had some strong md
well defined purpose in view in so doing.
judging mems motives by their conduct.
then, the only one to be found for removing
the Slavery restriction, was the intention to
avail themselves Of its removal to brine
Slaves into Kansas.
-. .hs departure from the uniform
course OF Congress in organizing Territories,
which was to include al the unorRanise cd
country contiguous into one Territorial
Government. 10 this case there was no rea-
son Tor departing from this principle, be.
cause there were but ten thousand inhab;t-
ants at the time in Nebraska and Kansas
both. But it was thought that by making two
territories, which should soon become two
States-one with Slavery and the other with
out it, the equilibrium would be kept un.
and the North in some measure appeased.
and that the matter could be carried
through.
Sd. The removal of Gov. Reeder for thu
harmless peccadillo Of dealing in Indian
lands, when he could never get them with.
out the President's approval OF the doeda.
This Was used a. pretext to remove I man
not disposed to force Slavery on the poople.
and shows the determined purpose Of the
Administration to do 90.
4th. The fact that Atchison about thu tina
Of the passage Of the Kansas Nebrssks bill
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kNIkE, Life and Marine Insurance effected in the
substantial companies named below. Their
combined capital amounts TO 81, 100000.
Hartford Fire insurance Co.
Star Insurance Co.
Commercial Insurance Co.
Rtna Insurance Co.
Rtna Life insurance Co.
Once corner Of Main and Second streets.
junlOdlm w. w. BELKNAP, Agent.
OlooOlugDOm.
VIvHE partnership heretofore existing under the
name Of Davies Hart II this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. All claims against the arm will
b cancelled BY johnson Davies, who will In future
conduct thAhusnsss and who alone 10 sutAoFissd 10
collect, and settle tho hnstnssa Of said Arm.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD X. HART.
Ksoksk, j uns IS, ls5s--S0dtf.
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WV. F. TUaxKR, Secretary.
Once IN samples bui iding, Second Street.
jAn3ldkWSmo
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HATS HATS.

"Ehsve nov on hand fail suppiy Of Hats Of
w the spring style. " which W invite the At
ny/dkw ID. y. HI APHREY AaA6E
SOFT HATS, black clArct, tan, brown and dsab,
~ VI every variety Of style, just received, by
my9-d&w b. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
300 DOL. palm leaf hats, just received Ut the
store Of D.F. HUMPHREY 4 q AGE.
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81 A<<<@~


The person viii apon boos6, uHes
sne pay OF he sabscrpuon be n advance.
Daat sabefbsrs may money BY letter. postass
Of which viii BE- paid BY and an b. ourselves Ia IL
sae transmission.
Tire COUNTRY PAPER pabIhed ri weekly during the
Cong csc, and somi-weskIy during
Subscriptions oI period less han will be received
eTms propo uoned 20 the above annual rates.
my-PosTMASTERs authorized act agents and
BY sending us RVS DAILY Subscribers with $50 sneossd
yyx sEMI-wEEKLY sBbscrbe wiih Gas sncosed will be
lisd a copy gratis
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For sale Four Hundred Negroes and Ten Thsussa ad
Acres Ssne-IssLe Land isa Dallas aud FerTy
Couuties, AIabBsss.

For sale Four Huiassd Nsssoe. and Tsn Thousand
Acres OF Csns-b'she Land ia Dallas aad Fsrss
an he Monday April ohe 7th) viii se Cahswba
psas soss Ala, g M se.. as SSas q, cash or Mobile
afy likely nessoes sso my o,e's, enssr ume All
acclnaled, and experienced cotton plantation hands.
win se any during this year, private sae fp'
cash time hundsd olher valuable I'm lots
ously .tused End baek Iana ipcnng the nine
s"r snSr as @ bsSa.
%" Holmes Place. aud the Crosse hoadr ali OF which, oi
an elegantly beautiful residence adjoining
eld mites from the city o. selma with about four hundred
acres The dwelling house, ofessr outboses,
gounds garden all ia condition There pluoa
miles above ,oIe aud q 10, Aana rvr
navgable for siesnbHat Near seven hvu
Woodsls raii,ad and on his body and
from sima located the depot s he uncon q me Marion ra
cgusy other panaors, is On the selma rniroad
miles, snd Two miles canl one Oi wie within
city These plantations are in the highest
state q cultivation win, good sns, s . gaes cotton presses
will ltem arciussrs o. 500 1000, 500
Wood iara each aet as may be desired aud with Or Without the
negroes rtrek, plantation iools, corn poyendrr, &c,
the Time ~hsi The crop IL gowog o In Dece
Der or January next as sy may ~,n m 6 nona,v il
next w ON that day. Selma sell 10 The hshes, bidder such
opportunities advantages before
for G, ws a 81 p T. o a. .ua e
region iof sale at any price, or even 10 purchase
these plantations are fertility facilities transportation and
n ~ s amy - s @ s
prove 70 s sa,aeSs na @ evs one a =" p99a o. the Onion
uymroved private residences 10 The Selma
including The largest and most
Also several very desirable proved large lots and small
tracts lard in and contiguous Selma
bd Blown superior srooa mare several
alion gedngs coss and lesa Of them from The beat
the first trainer
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united states Court OF Claims.

1soefHgned John e. Devereur Of New yort ,ra AZ
of Washington, g. ATTORNEYS and eounss,iors
Ta ~ government, In the Couu of iisims " ? - ''
ness in Immediate careful attention 20 bp-
h ~ washington which their carr
Yorl !, y hs profession and csnsn,s, In city New
ssrwhere In any part of Union.
es Wy y consulted At time, personally by letter. ehe,
wbi or WsshinEon. Psrt,cuar 70 claim
be een AZ amy time before Congress dsparmens car
a ~ once upon application BY The par,e. Interested.
49, JOHN y. DEYERrUX,
NO W Broadway corner wall street New York city.
NJ. THuNrSON,
.r. tH..H Washington city.
ian H-3nwtff fI,,ai " ~ S"V '
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ppS% " prepared so Furnish best ~~hite
ssh coal Of all sizes and Cumberland OF all kinds
SS.o SS.opHefs A. the lowest marka' prices
49, pounds eparantea ~ the tom
s.eYty, eak, sud pine wood prices.
Wa Tuce and fun be relied cases,
sandp H"H Hh sfeet, between y and v, opposite Old
hv0-FT0nW
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OF military bouny the of
have opened an office Washington city D. o. in connexion
with local and the several land offices the
State OF Iowa. by which prepared offer facilities the
location Of land the ony mode by which and
other holders ay avail themselves Tile bounty of the gov
enment. ..s. @aa.a tH a@@te rs #a s#.
The land will be selected, location made certificate
mailed address sending by mall
following fees, which must accompany the warrants: @
40 acres, for selection and location, 81 which add
oibce fee, $l-Sj EH.
80 fee selection and loca'ion SO which add land
Office Zee, S2-Se.
2o selection and location, So which add
100 selection and location, so which add
Office fee, si-s4
The above The charged by competent agents
office. .....#. q.
guaranty selections will jadiciousiy, upon
sl nscon and OF as good land In the dis
selecting agents competent and in
railroads. seats inbes water present and
Prospective. .N.H a.4 \.
Laads worth am confident from - 50 10
IS sslecfod Wsrantee
agency designed, aud other holders fail
iarse advance upon the face o. their warrants.
... .sa##aa.#H t- q
Wsrrenees will execute power
dored on the warrant Ard oh0rs will Oil
mepis with he fri name of the locator
Addess JOHN CLARK, No. 432 Pennsylvania avenue, with
W. Webb a
Refer The Iowa deesaon Congress, Cha,le,
Mason, Commissioner Of Patents
l--dli
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NEW nehuNG GOODS ron GESTLEMEy-p r.
az merchant tailor, No 4ss Seventh street between d
having received his spring goods has now he
70 announce 70 his customers public thai stock
sn , sesuemen who STYLES invited 10
so. ~ ~ Wy mat The elegant
",gan, furnishing goods for gentlemen. ' " ~
MAR ls-end3vif
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#.#. #a or MLfNoH,
Delivered in the Senate OF the United States Friday April
4, 1856.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-09
OPINIONS OF tn e PRESS.
IS KNE presume no M edical PreDar,
VA - PASoAhC ho unCuACdI H IcI II
v ton ever offered to the public has

Wv ton ever offered to the public has been
more thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS'S
PAIN KILLER. Thousands Of persons, were they
called upon to do so, would cheerfully testify that
they have used it for various lls with the most sat
isfactory success IT is within our own knowledge,
that an immense amount of suffering has been re-
leved by it. Its propretors, M essrs Perry Davis
Son. pains expense Iva order to satisfy the
public Being strictly honorable men, they observe
the utmost uniformity in the manufacture of their
celebrated Pain Killer. The materials of which it is
composed are carefully selected, none but the best
quality being used. BY these means, the high repu-
taton which the Pain Killer hos long since acquired
is at all times triumphanty sustained. In view OF
these facts, we are by no means surprised to learn
that Messrs Davis Sons sales are constantly and
rapidly increasing. While we congratulate our friends
generally that valuable preparation as the Pain
Killer is placed within their reach we must be per
mtted to rejoice at the welLmerited success Of its
liberal and enterprising proprietors. y" Providence
General AdoaSiser.
PERRY DAvIs'S VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
Voluntarily conscientiously, and with much plea
sure, we recommend to our readers the above-named
medicine. y speak from our own observation and
experience, when say, that it removes pain as il
by magic from all parts Of the body and of the
best medicines in for checking diarrhea and re-
moving the premonitory symptoms of cholera. 1t
is applied both internally and externally, with the
best effects, and none who have used the Pain Killer
would willingly be without it constantly in their
houses. - Cincinnati EDsning Nonpdriel
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray & Ballartyne, and
John I Mortimer, Washington, ID. G.