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/ NJ u = n &c CO N PANI,
OF PHILADELPHIA:
CnsA CA~ltAl aud SuPplus $500, 900.
1--WE above Solvent Company has established an
| Agency with the undcr ignsd, and Is prepared
to issue po.ciss Vt Insurance against Loss Dam
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,,
MILLS, MANUFACTURERS,
! AND THEIR CONTENTS.
Also on Merchandise and Pr ,.aucc consigned lv
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS,
And the usual convey Arces Throughout the United
States.
| All LOSES Adjusted and Paid at this A0encv.
! ARTHUR BkiDiMAN, Agent.
| jezSd No. 9! Main ST., kookak.
INDEMNITY lNDE MNaTY!
! TN A No. l Companies.
i EQUITABLE or LONDON, Capital E5Oe, Ooe.
FAkAER5, AND MECHANICS, Philsdelphis.
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE, Fond du Lac.
Wis, Capital $500, 900.
BkIDdEPokT FIRE AND MARINE, BLDG
WASHINGTON UNION, Cleveland, o., Capital
$500 900.
HONE, No. Wall street, New York, Capital
t5Ou, 900.
mutual principle, the insured sharing in the pro6,s
Of theCo., and on cash plan, II reasonable rates.
Once on I'd street. juni2.din
AEOkUk MARINE INEuRANCk co..
Capital, 1900, 900.
IsHls Company Ia prepared to do Marine Iptur-
ance busiucss. Cargo risks taken at custcinary
rates. and tho usual Cash facilities extended % reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIsst~ass. ~ ~
A. Bridgman, VIM. r. Turner, "
s. II. Harrison, Geo. b. Smyth.
John Templin, A. L. Dcmins,
John MoCune, C.. II. Conn,
G. CARRIER, Jas. r. Cox.
W. q. kentgen.
A. BRID0MAN, President.
q. B.sMYTH, Vice President.
All. DEMINd, Treasurer.
WE. TuRHRR, Secretary.
O@cs in sample bui ding, Second Street.
ian3ldAwsmo
INSURANCE
NuhE, Life and Marine Insurance effected in the
sup'tantai companies named below. Their
combined capital am Dunts to 81 200 900
Hartford FRS Ins urance Co.
Star Insurance Co.
Commercial Insurance Co.
n m Insuranc. Co.
lEina Life Insurance Co.
Once corner Of Main and Second streets.
JunlOdIm Wv. BELKNAP, Agent
Dissolution.
vHviiF partnership Heretofore existing uuder tho
= Hana II Davies 4 hart is this day dissolved by
m ituai consent. All claims aga INST he firm viii
% cancelled BY johnson Davies, who will In future
conduet tn business. ard Alone Is ixrd to
soliecy AID sstt.e the bas'nesso Of said nrm.
10 TNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD K. HART
ksokuk, Jane IS, ls5S.-3Odtf.
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DEFINING LOVE.
tsuccessorS to A. L. Deming Col
19oKors ou1 Dealers IN ExchanrN.
Main Street, KsOkak, Iowa.
DAhTlCULAR attention given to collections.
i Refer TO
Z. y. ci lar Dodge Co.. New York;
Adams Blocking CHAINS,
:. ". Clark 4 Co., Boston;
Drexsl Co., Philade. phia;
=. ". Clark 4 Co.,
Johnston, Brother. : Co., Baltimore;
T. W. CiaTk Bros., st. Louis;
state savage Institution,
Rtnoist 4 Dannclly,
Nm Herron Co., Pittsburgh:
Commercial Bank. Cincinnati;
N.Corwith Co., 0alena;
HERON br,,hen, Dubuque;
, Y. Convers, Ksq., Cashier Stain Bank Of Ohio,
Zanesvilic. ivy
Lasts LAsTS!!
A LARGE
AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
L rs,
JUST RECEIVED DlKfCT FkOM THE MANI.
FAcTukEks,
AND FOR SALE BY
July l2-d6s-wst J. .. BAkNARD / co.
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ITO be Continued. 4

e. The number killed by tie late cxplo.
sion q Longail. Canada Pass, so lar Al
known, amounts to 50.
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AFFAIRS OF KANSAS.
Report Of the Investigating Com-
mIttcc.

Continued
In January and February, 1885, an emu
mer".ion Of the inhabitants and legal voters
was t.ken under regulations by the Govern
or, which showed that there were in the Ter.
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DRAWING ROOM SOIREEs!
MAIALLIjTER.
The Great Magician!
ASSISTED EY
MADAME MAcALLISTER.
'I'I1 manager resp ctfaiiy announces brief
1 FAREWELL SERIES Of their SOlREEs
FaNfASriQUEs ErMAiiQULS! on scale VI
unequal ed spenlor. far exec ding anything ever
pr scented bef,rs, CO innencing OH
Monday Evening, Jniy 9ist,
AND coNftStINa
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EyE,GS.
The Wizsrd's gorgeous AAaIG CABINET wnl
DC fuly displayed, and several new and incom pre-
hensible feat> viii b. Introduced.
MADAME MACALLISTER
viii appear in har great original mystery 81
sleeping 10 the Art
During his stay the great Wizard will perform .
variety OF asounding wonders, which have crcs. cd
lhs most profonn astenisament and delight. Ills
astonishing experiments IN
MAGIC, MECHANISM, ELECTRICITY.
Science, and Philosophy, are of an entirely noycl
and interesting character. while his Gorgeous PAR.
aphernsiia fully illustrates the idea Of =
PALACE OF ENCHANTMENT.
IWFor Programme, see small bills
TICKEfS-Urcss Circle and paruuctte so cents
Gallery 2, cts.
~ Doors open at u O'Clock The Wizard wiz
). N. WESTON,
Julyf5-d5t csnt
Notice - the Ladies.
EMBROIDERED WORK done in eli ito branches.
~ IN SILK, Worsted, and Cotton thread, ON Dr. sss-
e., Mantillas, Vests, Shirt Bosoms Initial Letters
and Whole names on Pocket Hsndk ersheifs Also.
Nets, Tapestry. aud all kinds u Fancy Needle
work made 10 order from large variety of pstteras
ON hand st the Fancy Store Of
Mrs. KATE WEISAANN,
Second 81, bet. Main $Johnson. in
1uiyI1-dI Grsham's Building.
JOHANNESBURG received. = dne assortment Of
Eastern Planes, superior manufacture and for
sale ~ TILLINGHAST, LANE RUEL.
Solyl1-d Ne. 1873 Main St.
( MARRIAGE, Tire, and Stove Bolts Tor salc bv
IlLLlNGHAST, LANE BUEL,
9ulyI1-d No. 1873 Main ST.
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369 legal voters. OF those whose names are
on the census returns, LII are to be found
on the poll-books OF tho 30th Of March,
1855. Messrs. Ladd, Babcock, and Pratt
testify to SIS names on the poll books Of per-
sons they knew to havc settled in the district
after tho census was taken before the cleo
ton. A number Of persons came into the
Territory in March, before the election, from
Northern and Eastern States, intending to
settle, who were in Lawrence ON the
day Of the election. AT that timc many of
them had selected no claims and had no 6xcd
place Of residence. Such were not entitled
to vote. Many Of them tscams dissatiyiied
With the country others were disappointed
q its political condition and in tho price and
demand ioI labor, and returned. Whether
any such ted at the election il not clearly
shown but from the proof it 10 probable
that 10 the latter part Of the day, after the
great body OF tho Missourians had voted.
some OF them didgo to the polls. The num-
per Va: not over %. These voted tho free
State ticket.
The whole number Of names appearing
upon the poll lists 10 1854. After full OK.
animation, We are eatis6ed that not over 232
OF tines: wore legal voters, and 602 were
nonresident and illegal voters. This dis
srict y strongly - favor Of making Kansas
. free Stste, and there 10 no doubt that the
free State candidates Tor the Legislature
would hsve been 81 etsd BY large mAiorifies
II mono bat the sctual settlers had voted.
Al the preceding slscsios, In November. 1854.
where none hut legal votes were pollsd, Gen.
whitfield, who received the full strength OF
o. che pro-slavery party, got bat forty six
votes.
ITO be Continued
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To the R0DllC.
HAVING determined, hereafter, to do an exclu.
1 sively cash business in our retail department,
We are prepared to sell all kinds OF Hats, Caps Bon
nets, kc., ct greatly reduced prices Oar stock il
now very complete, and keep nothing but tho
best grades Of goods always have tho latest styles
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
are sold on credit. So como with your dimes !!
Ut the shortest notice
Oct "A 4yff II r uIrNpUpEv nAnr
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Vt, Geo. Bliss of Mass, j. S. NJ. Bruce of
Conn.,, j. q. Hazard of K. l., E. ID. Morgan
of N. ", w. p. Sherman Of N. j., Joseph
Farley of Va, Gen. Markle of Pa, W. S.
Bailey of KY, w. p. Clark of Iowa, L. w.
Spaulding of o., u. w. Julian of Ind, j.
5. Mcmillan of Ills, Gov. Bingham of Mich,
David Jones Of Wis, F. VI. Newson Of Min.
Ter, Lewis Chapman of d. c., with Sec
retaries.
A resolution appointing one from each
State to draft an address and resolutions was
adopted.
A paper was submitted by Mr. Blair, con-
tanning the sentiments of Southern friends
1t warns Southerners against endangering
their property by taking it into the Territory +;
considers that every issue should merge into
the Missouri Compromise, and recon-
mends all parties to meet in convention and
nominate candidates for President and Vice
President. The address was received as the
statement of Southern friends and ordered
to be printed.
During the afternoon session the commit
tee on organization reported the following
dispatch from Philadelphia
. The American Party no longer united
Raise the Republican banner! No further
extension of Slavery! The Americans are
With you~ Tremendous applause.
Following the reading of this, Chas. Rem
len, Of Ohio, spoke in denunciation Of the
Executive, and defending the Republicans
from the charge Of sectonalism.
Passmore Williamson was called for and
received with great applause, but excused
himself from speaking.
A lively yolley ensued between the Michi-
gan and Ohio delegation, as to lack of
back bone in some members of Congress
from the latter State.
After several speeches from Spaulding,
Foote, of Ohio, Bliss and others, all urging
prudence, the meeting at five O'Clock, nd
i0urneQ
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Teiegra phic News.

WAsHTNGToN, Feb. 22.-The Canada's mails
arrived this morning. The Government dis
patches from England contain nothing of a
definite character, neither is there prospect
Of an early settlement of matters in dispute
between the government and the L. States. -
The enlistment difficulty is absorbed in the
Central American question. There is no in
formation whatever to verify the rumor of
the London advertiser that angry words had
passed between Mr.. Buchanan and Clarendon
MIR. Champion has received fresh instructions
not to absent himself from Washington as
heretofore contemplated, but to attend to the
unfinished business of the State Department.
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JONAH OUTDoSg.-The Petersburg Express
fishes up the following paragraph from pa
per published in i67
ION passage to Jamaica, with troops on
board, a little boy, who was ffer, sitting
on the gunwale, by sudden roll Of the ship,
fell overheard and was directly swallowed
BY shark. q hook was baited with piece
of beef and thrown over the stern and the
shark was presently hauled Oh board. On
opening his belly. the boy was found snugly
seated between two ribs, and unconcernedy
playing his fife
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CAPITAL 100000, CASH PAID N slOo,D
Invested according to the Law II Illinois
Especial attention given to Insurance Of /.
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND Oh
BUILDINGS. i
N@t RES such building u contents IN fayord
terms for 81 years. Insure stores, Va
houses Building il Contents, and Personal Prop
" generally. /
LOssk> EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMI
IL PAID IN CASH. i.
This Company Is joint stock Assoc xation, org.
'zed under spseia charter granted b. the Legis
ture VI Wisconsin, with an authorized eapital
5000 Gee. One hundred thousand dollars II All
n pad IN, and securely invested in bonds and M
CAGES The Company being thus securely gam
upon hFineoasis h directors take pleasure in
commanding il e. pubic favor. a. worthy If co
tcnce and Import, with the assurance that all k
es shall b. pr mp,iy and hpnorabiy adjusted.
this IS purely stock Company mutual buaiD
viii be done, premium notes taken.
OFFICERS
n NJ. Donaldson, Pres T. ". r. Gibs n, sec'y.
j. W Eddy, Vice Pres I. A. Gibson, Gen. A gan
dec 2id5m W, L. TURNER, Agent.
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CT An old gentleman Of eighty four,
having taken to the altar young damsel o.
about sixteen, the clergyman said to him,
"The font is at the other end Of the church,
"What do want with the font - asked the
old man. Il beg your pardon" replied the
clergyman, Il thought YOU had brought this
child here to be christenedn
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Nh. BUcHANAS.--It is said that Mr.. Bu-
chanan Will not return to the United States,
but upon the arrival of his successor 10 Eng
land, will proceed to the Continent and re-
main there several months
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/ State Officers, Presidential Electors, and Del
egates to the National Convention.
Grinnell, of Poweshiek county III w
Lathrop, Of Johnson CO.; Alvin Sanders, of
Scott co.; j Howell, of Lee CO.. W NJ
Stone, of Marion CO.; II Price, Of Scott co.;
j Parvin, of Muscatine co.; l. A Thomas,
of Dubuque co., and 5 kirkwood, Of
Johnson co., were appointed committee to
prepare in an address to the people of this
State.
A j Stevens, Of Polk CO.; j Grantham,
Of Henry w L Miller, of johnson John
Cassidy, Of Poweshiek, and NJ Ballard, of
Audubon, were appointed State Central
Oommittee.
Hiram Price of Davenport, NJ Mobley Of
Dubuque, Carpenter of Linn, S Labee of
Burlington, and John A Paryin Of Muscatine,
were appointed Central Committee for the
Second Congressional District.
VIM Leslie of Lee, } r Needham of Ma
haskl, Samuel Mcfarland of Henry, Louden
Muller of Pottawattamie, and j w Sherman
Of Dallas, We're appointed a Central Com
for the First Congressional District.
The Committee on Nominations reported
the following State and National Ticket:
Presidential Electors.
REUBEN NOBLE, of Clayton,
III. O'CoNNoR, of Muscatine,
DAS'L. +. MILLER, Of Lee,
W. NJ. STONE, Of Marion.
Delegates 10 the National Coauentione
Francis Springer, of Louisa,
). ID. Carpenter, Of Linn,
+. IL. Warren, Of Des Moines,
II. A. Wiltse, Of Dubuque,
Jos. W. Caldwell, of Napello,
Il. 3. Armstrong, Of Appanoose,
J. B. Howell, Of Lee,
l.. Mayne, Of Van Buren,.
alternate Delegates.
Samuel Russell, of Washington County.
Jacob Butler, of Muscatine j"
Thps Drummond, Cerro Gordo .
j. W. Jenkins, jackson !"
II. Sherman, Polk f."
W. p. Brazelton, Henry "
Daniel Anderson, Monroe
A. NJ. Casiday, Mahaska +"
For Secretary Of State,
ELIJAH SELLS, of Muscatine
For Auditor Of State,
JOHN PATTEE, Of Bremen
For Treasurer Of State,
NJ. L. NORRIS, of Polk.
For AH'y General,
SAMUEL A. RICE, Of Mahaska
Mr.. Rice declined being candidate for
elector and II. O'Connor, Of Muscatine was
substituted III his place.
The report Of the Committee was received
and each candidate voted fer separately BY
the Convention, when the report as amended
was adopted.
II was then Resolved, That the thanks of
the meeting be rendered to the President and
other Officers of the Convention for the able
and dignifed manner in which they have per-
formed their several duties
After giving nine hearty cheers for the
success of the Republican cause, the Con-
vention adjourned sine die.
PHILIP VIELE, pres't.
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HAVING puKCrg,s.,n

'TfHE stock q Furniture II M. II WHISKY. /
VIII sell the entire lot 1T very low figures du-
ring the nv@t I've weeks, 70 make room for spring
y lee. lar xifaordinary bargains ia Furniture
call q sthar II Mr. Wlsey ia stands, u at the
iate tity Furniture Rooms, No. mo Main street.
geh I9~-"d&W &. +. ABBOTT
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LIE pRs MONIES VALLEY VINO is issued from
tai Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley, as we'll as in the Of the State and the Uni
~ states and medium Of advertising is not
surpassed subscription price s 55o per annum in
advance.
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New Arri.al.

DROWN and tan eolored hat-, high and low Gro
- IF every style and quality, just reeeiy d by
ocf23dwif b. T. HI MPLKEl ii CAGE
E'IIk hundred dozen plush cap. just received
L The store II d. 4. HJMPHEY GAGA
oct23dwtf
nNE thousand B3nnets Of all styles and quail
- Al u. Il. HUMPHREY q AGE
oct23lwtf
Nj iLLlAEk1 1ioods Of every variety. al the |,
vi est prices, al u. r. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
oct23dwf.
VNHKEE hundred dozen wool ard 6ne hats II ev
L style at D.F Ill MFIIKEl GAGE
orts 8dwtf
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MILAN IL. SMITH.

DELLUWS MANIFAtTTKEk, B.ncl Street, near
- Franklin, dalena, Ill.
Keeps constantly on hand Bellows Of every aeserp
ton, which viii be sold low and on as good terms
A. be purchased elsewhere
N. BEyery Bellows warranted 10 give satsfac-
ton.
August 81 ls55-d6ms
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ANOTHER GRADE MEETING

I III Athea3eun, Wednesday Evening, Febraa-
~ 9th AZ which a PLATFORM viii b presented
ior The candidates FIR Mayor and City Council al he
ensuing April election.
Also, our Free School system will be taken into
consideration.
The location Of our Railroad Depots.
The Rapids lmpros ment, and the subject of Hy-
draulcs Will b. discussed in connection with that
the removal Of Dominion Rock.
gas- Abundance 10 cents to pay for lighting and
preparing tn building, in consequence Of having no
Court House, which matter Will be taken up.
ll.tfnR co IL
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IL,


| HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture. and ent !.
interest in the Furniture business 10 Mr.. c.
ABBOTT II thp Gate City Furniture Rooms, / tina.
ny frqnas aud customers tor their many fay0rs, d
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott to their future f
'pr ana patronage Il. WILSEY.
Feb = dlf
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Home
INSURANCE COMPANY,

INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office No. Wall Street, New York.
Cash Capital, $500 600.
Amount of Assets, s747g72P
Amount of Liabilities S53677.,
'INHIo Company differs from most others in havi
L apdid up capital Of $500 900 90 and no d.
dends are made to stockholders without first prov
ing tor the unearned premium on all outstanding (
icles, In addition TO the capital.
CHAS.J ]. MARTIN, Pres.
A. T. W1LLMARTH, Sec.
ian25d3m WIN. F. TURNER, Agent
kEOktk MARINE INSURANCE G.
Capital, 100000.
fIhlllS Company Is prepared 10 do a Marine Ins.
Il auce business. Cargo risks taken at eustomt
rates, aud the usual Cash facilities extended to ri
uar customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS
A. Bridgman, VIM T. Turner,
r. II Harrison, Geo. b. smyth
John Iemplin, A j.. Deming,
John McCune c. f. Conn.
G. CARRIER, Jas F. Cox
w. G. kentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN, President
q. b. SMYTH, Vice President
A. t. nEMING, Treasurer
Nh t. TURNER, Secretary. !,
Once in "a story Concert Hall building :.
lan3Iddw3mo
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ron SALE,

E>l6HTi acres Of land three miles from this city,
IL with a comfortable house on the same.
Inquire Of y. f. Humphrey Gage, so Main
street, bstwten 3d and 4th, or VIM. Nj. u. Terrence
Also 100 acres situated six miles north of Oska-
l0osa, Mahaska Co.
feb26dtf D. F. HUMPHREY & AGE
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OR SALE,
FOR SALE
ron SAIL

kWk SALk.-A farm containing eos acres
4 under fence, ! miles from the city or the III
road. Possession given the lst IF March next
ply IA noy2t SMITH i NANSICkLEN
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To the pubItc.

HAVING determined. hereafter, to do an er(
L L sively cash business in our retail dspartm(
W. are prepared 70 sell all kinds If Hats Cars n
nets, &C. at greatly reduced prices Our rtoci
now very complete and We Keep nothing butt
bast grades Of goods always have the latest s,y5
and viii sell lower FIR cash than the common grd
are sold on credit. - come on with your ilned
@x- All kinds Of Millinery work done to ord
at tie shortest notice.
Oct. % -dtf. b. F. HUMPHREY d GAGb
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INStR COMPANY.
F0ND ~ Lac WIS.

CAPITAL 100000, CASH PAID N slDo, %
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A FRESH invoice If Hate and Caps 10 trsdeI
~ City property. Apply 70
neE24 SMITH d VANSICKLEN
1e0 ACRES If Land in Washington county,
w miles from be County Seat can be had
seven dollars per acre. Apply saon 70
noy24 SMfTRd EANsICKLEJ
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LsDR nALE-2s feet by I4U 3D. street, aist
l. feet on johnson, corner Of 18th street. by III
7th. Apply to SMITH A VANSICKLE
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LNFR SALE20 feet by lao on johnson street
Il tween I'd and Sd streets, south side apply to
SMITH, q NANsICkLE1
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BOARD WANTED
private fam y, where there are few or no 9th
L er boarders, by a gentleman and wife without
children, who will furnish their own room
Inquire at this office
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HARRlSON'S.
Co1umbian Tonic Stimulant

WILL cure all diseases caused by prostration Of
digestive power. Its action is immediate as a
stimulant, to rouse the vital cnt. gy to its healthy
force as a tonic, to sustain and pcrpntuate that
force till healthy s%ccrctious are restored and natu-
raj power returns. It will remove all mild forms
Of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dysoutcry, Bilious
Collie Fever, and Fever and Agu. and In councc-
tiun with Hirrison's Columbian Vegetable Lmetic
will cure the most severe casscs of these and
other acute diseases in the shortest possible time.
Tho Dyspcptie finds immediate relief, and pcrma-
nent cure, iu its use. For all Bronchial and Pull
monary affections, it has great restorative efficacy.
The aghohol and opium iuebriatcs will find It a
perfect substitute forboth those rseas--engerdeiiug
and health.lestroyins articles. III am exclusive
ly vegetable composition and q pure tonic and
stimulunt, without the slightest discussing proper
tv In its composition or action on tu. .'.u. The
friends OF Temperance then will find ~ aa agent Of
great potency ia their cause, aad that the Vl'iafed
cravings Of lisensrl appetite under its u-c "IlI
give place 'u healthy action and natural desires
Il is delicious d, tho taste, and grateful TO- the sem.
sitilities ui the .tomtcl. IL may boz taken 90 Dr.
present form, a rich syrup, or 10 water, making
delightful eycraye. As a daily ho'cr'tc, h. dc
liciousucss is i~ucqualed by any fermcate' or ieo
holic preparation. IT prevents as we'll as cure
disease. Its sc applicable i'm all seasons, TO al
disease, and conditions Of life, and from x
trgmc ofIuilucy 70 extreme of agc. Price ~
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HaTsen & EraiIey's

oELH--JPPuEIE LEVER GAZE
This Is a'l.uab,e improvement ~ Farm oates
winch Na- patented I'J l. - D II c- '"t
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WHY "|@ sI'7Is IT IV|-IIV Is F-47VH-T "
s~etvation, says -" It is destined to superseie all
liquid preparations for the cure Of Chronic dis
eases
all Ag uts-you will there see cures of diseases re
corlsi-and you are invited 20 communicate with
any whose certificates ar, giycn, in order to prove
then genuine,