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Cincinnati, DAYTON, SnotanapUIis, louisville, Cleveland, Gps
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itiu9tGn gum n~teprt9lten QreiIe pertauft,
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itnr GrbIe., Qinieu, Bpbneu &c, Wnp ftis fyti0t 8RIttr.
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Speben erfelt id per Steaner Baltic brett Spu genbpn Elm
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ids he m6slihf biatBen preiie feaen mer6s. q. )
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prpmpter 8eptenun8 tets 8aes Eo8ertter, @cine anp Gllupt &C
riTSe' S6tnffn &c. ifaO tets ~rrrr&tbi9 unp tSnnen bic @erru
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Nuf bttltciti9ss @e Ioueen mcrte th ont mi trrf rem y.
bs. Wts. etnfu 6rpBen M0efenrat III Pr 2GGiptnGfF'-9aue
abbnlten.
IS Miro tetne @Gube Aef6eut, UNI ttcn &oa 5l rem bTtlalt'
tcfen bs QPinttr9 81 maiden. Scr Suat Wtrp tertH4 NIT SlI'
men unb arapien tstprtrt merhsn eH aH'SSSSistfmstsS ~ %t" lsn
~beltebtefer Concert tecen Die 3Heilnebmer nntfrDalten.
9is @ubitriptipnS -2tfe liiegt bel PEn GnterSel9meteH GHf.
a1en. Oieienieen &erreu, welde bereits iublrrtbtrt Pateh unp
mod f~ubfcrtbtrsn molten, tbnnen tbe 8tdsts BET muir .G y m TRta
Sproe trooen. 3u Sablreider SbetIndbme Label Gin
90 NJ. Splb mann,
8feb- MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Ut. TUT NPTPAPWnrp OF.
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fun, ,eioe i'd hermit an, bu6 tb an pbt9en Ylate Elm Gpnbitpret.
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feinifen gartler gonfeftursn, N~urnbersegr ,Qebfu6en, .8inber-
perieben bin unb 3u ben b%ilisfen Yretien IN, @rSeen unb 8let-
nn perfdufe. 19b-
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81 Daut'9AiFs A6gettrtG:aUR 5%Eeerutaun sufrttbenrepsu.s
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81 IT,
21t h%frfnnfen.

Q- SIR Ssrrn emanuel GatUr liest sn Brief auf BET
gBeder Office.
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0m1etae.

l1nferen Sreun6en utb benz 0ut1furt sur Nndtt6t, ba6 mir
Bis FUR g8teoerberitelung unb @rEfnung unieres2abens, wel6er
BON ru@lpier 9an6 beraubt unb in Brand 0eteft rurte infer
@eitdft mad Scr. 361 & Str. smiiden Tor unD 11r StroB YER
le9t ba6en. Q8tr Bebenten infer Eager @enniDlparia Nsenue
~Star-Butlbtng, IN 3ett BON bis 10 3a8en wteber erDfnen ST.
j nnen. 6pffa II. 81.
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Gin prpSifpnSfpre, Ode Spu Greter Str. uub @aifern Ipenue,
nebit 98assn unb 9ferb pinf6e td NOR meiner Nbretie mad
Oeuti6larb as freter Sanb gu pertaufen. H1uEtebpaber toni
men bas Rdbere Bet mir %erfabren. 3puts Rtller,
@MO @de ron @reter ct. unb @afern Wv.
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SiniQe SD1len!

Die bette auoltt6t, 224O gfunb Die erpBe Gpnne, fb fets in
meiner Sffce, Sir. IS 3prtb @osltraBe, gu benz b%tli9ten Yreiie
III hdbeu y. u lhmt A9ent.
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Mtter's SalO1t
G:nnliihe 2lbenhihnle.

SAYliWt ApCHpIpHtS+
Nm 1. Sebruar bsgtnnt elm ueuer Qebr-Guriu8. 0tejent8sn,
wel6e bsiSutreten punf4en, wVaen f6 ~8elaai9t balpi8t mel.
ben BET ". &lPB
1fe3mt. &napp,l8e s9nle, SIP lrleori9 ct.
2imbur9er Safe! &est
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ae, 8peti6en unb perl4tetene antere in baS Wrpctrefnd iGta>
8enbe &rtitel. @epr9e N~teBmann,
230 Canton Mpenue.
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nG6ften Wpntae ben If. bteeS MtS. Abenos z llbr i'm 9ewbbn'
lt&em geriammlunsS:qOfa 81 eri4einen, ba ~tttt9e Iei41tts
Sruber eridetnf, wtprsenfals f& elm ieHer IN pic SeI@luTe
her Waprtt6t 3u fI8en bat.
SY 6etnrt6 Mttrbetn, Setr.
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Soeasrbs MF. .; smti@sn gUmbarb unb sDatsrrreet,
|tla Ea9sg son Climbing aatr Art, Observation-Disclosures
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~ Sd9nt . Vlnotn9 St0re
3n %bebeutenb etma6t9ten pretfen.
Der Unite 3et&nst, erlaubt fa Bite @ufmerftam-
WES5sHss lett Der 9srren SGubma6sr af fttnea S6ub.
Stnotn9 StNre btn3ulenfen ub auf ~betlptellGs
nte9F18e $fetle, gu pelden bort pertauft Sirb, n6mIi&
SNub- 9tds per Quart MIR 5 @ents
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AR!"&ttnGen aQer Nrt per Dusenb 10 Gents
"e ale aNftrsn etni4Iagenpen Netitel ~ ben ~ntebrteen Vrstfen
Sprsbft tamai pGE BET
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"a MISUNDERSTANDING IS
M Der lHItrJsidnete ma9t ittntn 5reuubtu uGh M
=AG~ benz eseprtsn beutfAen 9ublitpm bic rgebtufe -
antstt9s, SaB e. eas tra9er ppn ttm an tsr5 IbOped BON pratt.
uno Gparlt5trttt eebaltent S6netber9ef6aft an bic fhrGo.
ee~Genlber 9s!r8fne gtprbpefete Ser 6 barles- uS 0rattGroRe
perfect pat, mo ar fp%rtwGbrenb ale Qrten sRu @Gnetbe arbet
ten aHts StutGfe nnb Nesafe 1Crtettt8t. Stets D%prr9tbto;
5tmhea, Gefhenttr@cr, 3aIs6tnben, erasdttep, N5de' 6ofsu
n.t.p.; ttrner BIC mO6erniten Qefenfpfe uR0 enbers In metn
@elG0tt i&IGgenbe @rtttel. SFp b n DTes ""
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ssss - - ny - 49, -. J. Z -
HI :. .asSssy - y. 4, "a "a.
Csssss- boand 3 vosk n Night,
We'rs bound TO work Ill day,
r. - s e noasy oa he Aus.as
"a ss.' Wrlaay body bet on The Gri.
NJ Hss.4as ca : ss.oss and young,
His Wind y sessd and his knees not sprung,
Da d., du d day.
csosrs-Ws'rs bound % work, -.
he ola gray hssss Is ! usll ksosn hsct,
D. ID, dU d
Hes loss ben - 4 heRsbl,e rel,
Csosrs- Wsss bos,ad 70 work, Ac.
he Hus'4ns = : fun blood colt s,
he cannot my and be win not bolt,
Csosus-wsr bound 70, g.
The old gray, horse when be tries to trot.
Goes roaaa - sssnd q shs sane old spot.
ia d., du d day. I.
cnoaus--y - besnd Y. ~,
The Mustang - q ! Killing paee,
Du d., du tis,
Hssbss,l ~ ri the lou. mile r.ce,
Dn ID, du do day.
y cHoaus bound %, 70,
Then d ysss best With the old gray hack,
Dn da, dn do,
The Mustang Colt will clear the track,
Du da, du da day.
CHoRus-We'rc bound TO work oil night,
F We're bound 10 work all day,
I'll bet my money on the Mustan
Colt,
You'd better notbet on the Graz
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A Human Life Saved,

E9g94E x DONAGtAG, Mich, March IL, fs.G.
a. RHODES, Esq: Dear sir--As I took
e. your medicine to sell on consignment mo cur. no
pay take pleasure in stating It's effects as reported
testimony Is fair specimen of all have received:
w $. CoNEiLS told met had taken nine bottle.
OF Chris,ies Ague Balsnm, and continually run down
while using until my lungs and liver GassEsrID 10
That degree that blood discharged from my mouth and
bowels, that all thought II impossible for me to live
through ano Tier c The doctors too did all They could
good until got RHODES FEVER AGuE Coax which Al
once relieved me fthe distress and at ms stem
aci and pain In my head and bowels and produced
permanent cure in short time" s. .. .. ...
II. NJ. CosKLS says: ~ had been taking medicine Of
asgood doctor as we have In our county, and taken
any quantity OF qunine and specifics without any good
result, from 18th Aug 10 18th Dec. But seeing how nicely
itoperated OF my brother got bottle of RRonss III
vRK AGuR CURE, which effected permanent cure by
using two-thirds offs bote.' mia f-sr * In
s. NJ. coSKLiN not here but both the other brothers
say his case was the same NJ II. MS ] sold the
medicine to both the the cure was as speedy
from the same small quantity, and might specify
fsTut 7gts eaEr.1 Yours with respect, a. ~
The above speaks for itself Good proof as l. Il I.
Of no better tenor than the vast number OF like cer,h
Gates have already published, and the still greater
amount that's continually pouring in 10 me. 81.
one THING MORE. Last year had occasion to
THR PUBLIC In these words: .~ . t
"Inotice one arm srto hare taken one cfmy general
circulars, substituted he name Of their RosirHm for my
saes inc, and Mea, Nth byaren fmpaaity end their
panipAlet aciA he exclamation, LIT he Iroprisor u
any other medicine say as mnoh II he dares,'" fc
Wv ~ thatthe REFERRED
to the same "Dr. Cbrise's Ague Balsam that men.
toned In the above certificate. s6lsg .t- XII. -
There are several other industrious people who are up
plying to their poisonous trash all That publish about
my Fever and Ague Cure, aniidote 10 Malaria, except
e Certcdes Of Cures and the certificate. Of the cele
brated chemist, Dr. James r. Chiffon of n " In favor Of
Its perfectly harmless character, which Is attached 10
every bottle. These will always odistnguIsh my
medicine from limitations. f,- 5=5 ..-... as...l
JAS A. RHODES, Proprietor
Ta0pS fs7a tE @ a Providence, r. 1.
st,-s. s..1t chi WHOLESALE AGENTS. s..s,-.
II. Blakey, St. Louis
Barclay Bros Chicago. ,tt,ra-3.as .,- 500 a
And for sale by squres& Boss and f. =. Gay Hurllng
ton, and by drrggistS RpnernIlY Ino9 hI,lrn
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A NV K. q. FEAUTUKE.-The Courier des
Eats Unis, New York Journal, CONDUCTED by.
foreigners in foreign language, and in favor Of
the Roman Catholic religion, endorsed Mr. Fill
more's nomination for the Presidency. This.
says the Newark S. j. MerearV, q paper Of
American sympathies, reminds Us OF the Irish
Ha.s herse that put mis- hind foot into the sirrup
while Pat was IN the saddle .Ah.r said PAT
"be the powers, eff its yerself that's going to get
en- its meself that1l be getting of.
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Hear THIS Plea Buchanan man said he
was opposed to Kansas being free State, be-
cause it would keep lrishmen out of it, and so
long as they compelledto stay in this State,
they could be used to defeat the Republican par
ty But if Kansas should come in as a free
State, every Irishman that has to work by the
day could go to Kansas and buy him a farm,
and they would lose his yote.-Rock Islaad Re-
publican. ssa 1es.a
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!. LET THOSE zaATshAKE, sHAxSGo MORE.

LET THOSE THATSHARE, SHdKEEO MORE.
AR. HODLEY'S Fever and Ague Hal.
II snIns IL Warruntcd.--Thism medicine fcT ali
fevers Of an Intermittent character Fever and Asu,
Fever, Remitent, aud tonic for nyads resov
ering from protraced insermitients Is the bes, remedy
ever offered to the public This Is ateR. nostr,o
but Is only offered as public remedy, because OF N,
constant demand have had for II In my private prsc
tce for number OF years. Its used by the most emf
nent physicians of the Eastern States superior all
OTHER remedies for the above disease 1t Is purely veg
etabe compound and may be given both old and ynny
with perfect safety. 1t gives tone and action 10 M
whole SYSTEM and acts as powerful tonic have used
twin almost perfect success In my practice num-
Der of years. and offer IL as public remedy Kuew
Ing its value can but believe that will be appreciated
and used, H. s..s s+e.a..s.a e ..t gl.s.s.. ~. ~ '
LEY ALLEN Princeton, III, ai 80 -"
For sale by E. T. GAY AND J. 7; TALLANT, Burlington,
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JAxEs BucHAsAs.-T There is an Arab proyerb
that no man can be called great, until he has
either. written book, built house, or begot-
tena SON. The nominee Of the Democracy has
done neither, and being past his seventeenth
year, il is vain to hope that he viii merit the ap
pellation.-Rnckare State
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Tax GERMANS Yon Fremont aSp FREEpoS--
A Nxw ARaraExr sos rsES KANsAs,--A cor
respondent Of the New York Evening Post, wri-
unS RON Cincinnati June cath, says, large
ana enthusiastic German meeting for Fremont
Vas held on Saturday last, and still larger and
more ensausiastic general meeting last night
The public i beginning 10 make comparisons
between Buchanan and Fremont. and As he
meeting last night they are the effective artil.
,ety OF the contest The speech Of Judge Stal.
% has one point about the Nebraska biIl which
r nave not seen before i,is tha.the treaty with
sance especially provides that Al the inhahi
anss therein shah enjoy al the privileges 81 ii.
oasns Of the United S,aics;n and from this hc
sfxsss shai al The Inhabitants nov in Kansas
~ me- and thas no vote Of the people can
SSoAnes TIN treaty right to liberty The old
c csIssss sss eearastely taken hy surprise by
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This statement, which is official, certainly does
not sustain the claims presented so clamorously
on behalf ofSouth Carolina. &c.
Massachusetts furnished during the war 49,
l52 men; South Carolina furnished 6,4l7, or
one-thirteenth as many as the old Bay State
The soldiers of South Carolina were chiefly en-
gagged fighting the tories of their own State, and
Massachusetts sent them large numbers of men
and officers to help them.to put down their own
tories Itwiiibc further seenthat Massachusetts
furnished l4,775 more men than all the slave
States mt together .ls 1sagsgszs4ss
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JoHS A DIx's 6PINros OF Coz FREMoYT.-In
1913, Hon. john A. Dix, in speech in the SEN
ate otthe United States, in favor Of ascertaining
ano paying sertain claims in California, deliver
go Aarch -, spetn.of Col. Fremont as follows
In the execution e. OF saese objects, the young
and accomplished officer a. the head Of onr
troops, Col. Fremont, exhibited !. comb ;na,;on
of energy, promptitude, sagaeity and prudence
which indicat the highest capacity for civil sid
military command; and in connection with what
he has done for the cause of science, it has Civ
en- him reputation at home and abroad, Of
which men much older and more experienced
than himself might well be proud. That the
country viii do justice to his valuable and dis
tngushed services, entertain not the slightest
doubt ssThe objects accomplished
by Col. Fremont, assubsequent facts have shown.
were far more important than those have re.
.ferred to. There is. no doubt that his rapid and
decisive movements kept California ont of the
hands of the British subjects, and perhaps out
of the hands OF the British Government, and it
IS IN this point OF view that desire to present
the subject to the Senate" - ut is in this.
point OF view that the transactions possess the
greatest interest and Importance, and that the
sagaeity, promptitude and decision of our youth
full commander in California, at the time the
disturbance broke out, have given him the
strongest claims on his countrsmen. Any fall
tering on his part-any hesitancy in acting, and
IN acting promptly might have cost US millions
of dollars and thousands of lives; and it might
also have cost Us a contest Of which the end is
not readily foreseen.' : 8
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s5s Prentice says: I. The North won't srus.
the Democratic candidate, with the resolutions
annexed, and the South is suspicious OF the plat.
form with the candidate annexed
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! SHIPMENTS TO GHINa.-We find the following
announcement in a copy of the Alta California,
published at San Francisco. received BY the last
steamer:
ssThe ship Stephen Baldwin sailed yesterday
for China, with full freight, consisting in part
Of the mortal remains of three hundred and IF
sty-seyen deceased Cinnamon. The agency in
this country for the expectation of dead China
men for interment gives employment 10 large
number Of persons, and the business is the
source of much profit Several persons are reg
ularly employed as resurrectionists, to exhume
the bodies and prepare the remains for ship
ment
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HOWE,S Improved PATENT TRUSS
III BRlEGES.-The undersigned are proprfetors
OF the above patent the State of Iowa and prepa
red to contract for the erection OF Railway Hisay
any part the State. As the above Bridges have beer
adopted of the Railroads in the United States re
deem their strength durability and chean
unnecessary. Al communications upon the subject
wiu recei prompt attention ~ - S7',s'sS
Address. STONE, BOOMER 4 BoYINGTON
'rp-o-nN'h-- Davenport, Iowa
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who fought the Battles Of the Revolu

i go Is r. iiOnl 5sg 49, /
4 Since Mr.. Sumner delivered his speech which
called forth the wrath Of the South and brought
upon his devoted head the ruthless cane of
Brooks, there has been considerable controyer-
s regarding the relative share Of the burthens of
the Revolution, borne by the Northern and
Southern States. The intimation that South
Carolina contributed smaller number than Mas
sachusetts III that contest, has been the cause of
acknowledgement feeling and expression. The fol-
lowing number of troops, both regulars and mill
tia, furnished by each State during the war,
which was prepared under authority of Congress
soSJl afterthe close of the contest is conclusive
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DOUGLASS, FITCH & Co, -
DKODUCE Storage and COmr.rission
Merchnnts. Dealers In GRstS PIorE efc-Iia.

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day he was enabled TO leave his bed and walk about
1t Is my family medicine and the public should give
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551s5 81 sygs ag Respectfully Yours, s.-
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"a swamp Lands.


At Injecting of the citizens OF Mills Co, at the
Court House in Genwood, on the astli ult.. the
following resolutions were unanimously adopte ed.
in reference TO the interests of Mills Co.sin she
Swamp Lands. III E s57,se ss9sg s.s5ts, 3
RESOLVED, LIST. That our Senator and Repre-
sentative from this district, in the Legislature
be and are hereby instructed to urge upon that
body, to instruct our Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress to present and TO urge tile pas
sage ola bill before that body confirming by
law to the State of Iowa the swamp Lands as
selected and returned by the State authorities,
and that such an act is necessary to secure to
the several counties in this State the large sums
of money already expended in draining said land
and the expenses of long and tedious lawsuits to
defend their interests in said lands.
Resoieed I'd. That we have reason TO believe
that without some Congressional act as aforesaid
that the grant Of Swamp Lands as made to this
State, and thence by. the State to the several
Counties, win be a burden on said Counties, and
these lands being seized by nonresident specu-
lators, will remain for a long time uniInproved
and materially retard the growth and prosperity
OF the State. 81 4, IS
8 We hope these. resolutions viii be taken into
consideration by every citizen, and also By the
of the Legislature now assembled !; as
the Swamp Land interest is now one of vital i'm
portance TO the citizens of this State, and some
action must be had, in order to secure the State
from gross fraud now beng carried OUT, in
wrestling these lands from her. We have not
srace to review this Swamp Land interest in this
number, but viii have more to say in the future.