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We hope, therefore, that our friend ID. f.
Miller, who was selected rs candidate for
elector against Hall, will make his arrange
mcnts to meet the old poll book thief and put
him through.-[G Gate City.
This is the language of the "Gate City"
towards Judge Hall, one Of the Democratic
Presidential electors in this State--a man
who has held high official position, and one
whose talents and worth gave gained for him
the respect OF all decent men to whom he is
known. But the Gate only copies from its
master, the Rev % Harlan, who in his
classical speech last Friday night gave us
several specimens Of similar blackguardism
Il Times.
Wewere present on the occasion that j.
G. Hail earned an Immortality of infamy by
surreptitiously procuring the poll-books Of
Pottawatamie County and packing them of
in his saddle-bags, and we know whereof we
affirm. And Notwithstanding Judge Hall was
rewarded by the Locofoco Administration
of this State with seat on the Supreme
Bench, for IN outrage upon the elective fran
chise which should have consigned him to
everlasting disgrace and contempt, we ex-
pect to speak Of that transaction in the terms
which it merits. A 'poll-book thief may
be entitled to the respect of the editors Of the
Times in consequence of the official dignity
which he achieved in the operation, but no
gliding of Office can refine the baseness of
such crime against the ballot-box and the
sovereignty of the people in our estimation.
In our opinion Hall is none too good to
repeat the operation, or even still greater
outrage and fraud upon the ballot-box, and
we advise the Republicans throughout the
district to keep a'shurp lockout for him.
Tue COUNTY VoTE.-The following is the
vote of the County at the late election. We
have not received the votes Of theindiyidual
towns rs yet
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MrscAriSE FLscTioS.--The special election
held IN Muscasine county, ION Thursday ms,
FOR Representative to fill vacancy, resulted "a
favor OF RichIaan, the Republican candidate.
10y 80 majority. The Journal says ..Thc
vote IS about THREE to ONE against the Pro-
Slavery Democracy. Muscatine county is
good for 500 majority for our State ticket. y,
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OF the N.r,A America.

QuEREc, June 30.--The steamship North
America, from Liverpool, arrived here this
evening.
Observation-Disclosures are q shade higher.
Corn has advanced ls. Western canal is
quoted at 35s. Wheat-Red is quoted at
los. 3D..
MIR. Dallas will not be dismissed, and
there is every prospect Of an amicable set
tlement Of American affairs.
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A Cnrd.

We have sold our stock Of Groceries TO Messrs
n. r. 4. BOWER, who will continue the business
at our old stand. We recommend them 10 our
friends and old customers, upright and honorable
men, and solicit for them continuance OF the pat
ronage SO literally bestowed upon US.
AS we are anxious TO close up our old bnsuess
We have 10 request that those who are indebted 10
US VIII settle possible, and those to whom
W. are indebted will present their accounts for set
tlenent. Our books and papers at the Office Of
H. r. +. Bower, where may be found.
JeZ7d2wGwy BRUCE 4 DANIELS
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Successors To Bruce i Daniels
Wholesale GKOCERs. PRODUCE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 30, oldstaud, south side Of Main street. be-
~ tween Third and Fourth sts.. keokuk Iowa
~ B.--We will make liberal cash advances on ALI
produce or merchandise sent To us for sale here or
Tor shipment and solicit consignments. Country
produce IF all kinds wanted, for which We viii
pay the highest market price in cash or goods
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Fire works for the Attn Of Iui,.
--'-s- i'si-a = -s'7- -.------s------
LITTER AIRY,

LITERARY.
ANALOGUE Of new and universally plpnlar
- socks Tor sale by CAVE son, Main Street
between Sd aud 18th
:, Mr.. sponse's Sporting Tour Edited by Frank
Forester
Married, not Mated: By Alice Carey.
!, rragabond iafe in Mexico BY Gabriel Ferry.
no'ing and Hoping. BY Jenny Marsh
The Wedding Guest By T. 5. Arthur
philly and Kit: by Caruline Chcsbro
plu-ri bus-tah; BY Doestieks
;, ihe'r.at American Battle. BY Emma Carol Of
Maryland.
Blnsby Papers, second series BY John Broug-
ham,
; rhe Shp Carpenters Family By W Whitman.
he war ia Kansas BY Douglas Beaverton.
Edith Hale: BY Throca Talmon.
Rachel Grey; BY Julia kavanaurh
Popular Legends Of Brittany By a Lady
1.-THE above, with an innumerable collection Of
works IN every department Of literature for sale by
Ju'yt-a CAVE son
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"ANTHONYM Nc GLlSS.,

STEAMBOATS, BURNED. - The steamboats,
Southerner, Saranac, Grand Turk, Paul
Anderson, and Orleans, were burned at 81
Louis on Wednesday morning. The boats
we're total loss. We have heard nothing
OF the circumstances.
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w. With conrres.--Fir.t session.

49, Sth SoHefcss."EIrsf Session.
WASHINGTON, july /.
SENAEF. Mr.. Cass said n very grave
transaction had occurred on the Pacific coast.
accord, ~ to accounts Just received. into
when III examination ought TO be made.
dov. evens Of Washington territory has
procla ned martial law, and has arrested II
Judge Of the district court and sent him
away me distance, thus closing the court.
Mr.. ta>5 did not desire 10 prejudice the case.
but II eartasniy seemed q great assumption Of
power. lie submitted resolution calling
on the President for the facts in relation to
the matter. Adopted.
Mr.. ollamer submitted n minority report
on the Kansas question. The report was
read and ordered To be printed.
Hors MIR. Barclay moved a reconsdera-
tlon Oh the vote BY which the Kansas bill
was re acted, and in assigning his reasons
for SO long, said there were warrants in the
district directing the arrest OF Gov. Reeler
for treason. This he regarded as martial.
lie wa disposed to rebuko By now voting for
the bttl In order to protect the people of
Kansas.
Mr.. Houston expressed regret that the
gentleman had changed his. mind, either on
accoun, of personal or other reason.
Ir. i'arclay replied that he had acted from
CONSCIENTIOUS sense of duty and would not
be int Undated by the lash.
Mr.. Houston dsavowed any intention to
impeach the integrity Of that gentleman or
TO censure him, and moved to Law the motion
to reconsider on the table.
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so",ODU Norsn OF properly for safe
OM Credit.

"lsn 10 sell i2u feet on johnson street, bet. 5th
ana 9th SITS, at $40 per foot, on 1, 2 3 A. s. 6
anu years nj PR cent. interest. Also 20 feet on
ID between Exchange and Bank SITS, and Lots Y. s.
ana y, in block No. 2oy payable in one and two
Also an undivided one-eighth Of Block No. 1872 aud
Lots q 80, 10, Ii and IL, in Block No. l53. Also
ioa ieet rear ends Of Lots 10, and in Block No
10. All situated in kcokuk Also $40 acres az
Land we'll located in Jackson Township. one 1fth
cash, balance in !, 2 and 3 years.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also want partner with from SIS 900 To Ell QUO
."ho - a good business man, without any old fory
'snaencies,( to engage in the lumber business.
July I'd ~ ~
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- 100 ,'-'' '-' --.-------s''-.--'-
DlAs OllltiOn

1I'HE partnership heretofore existing under the
name OF Davies Hart is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. All claims against the firm will
be cancelled by johnson Davies who will in fu ure
conduct the business aa who alone is author ned to
collect, and seitle,the business Of said firm
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD X HART
keokuk, June 20, ls56--a0dtf
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DINN1II.l}TION

VIE corartnership heretofore xisting under tn,
hrm OF Day& Hoyie having zen thi, day dis
solved, by mutual consent, the basnes. will hcreaf
yer be continued by stephen e. Day a, the old stand
1873 Main st., between Sth and 9th send in Won
oFlers. s. G.. DAY,
heokuk. Jnne3p, 5S-d2m. X. HOYLE
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For Nnle.

= 49,, . Tor NnlC.
| WILL dispose Of Lease for Il month, ~ ~.
= WILLIS HOUSE, on the corner Of I'd and John.
sss, on easy terms u any one who wfsAes "a
gage IN the Hotel Blu sincss. The bous,1I.. hsan
Thoroughly renovated and reftted o's'
FOR particulars call and examine
July3dtf J. unpaN
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" ARKIED.

At kcokuk, July 3D., by Rev. Elihu Gum, Mr.. Solo
mon Lawrence, of ST Louis, To Miss Emma Par
sons, of this city.
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.sl Received at Creighton 4 Dinner !, a larw.
please Oil who will call and try them.
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PATRICK & GROUSE,
DEALERS IN
PLANO FORTES s.
Sheet Music. and

MUSICAL MERCHANDIZE,
GALE ROOMS over Howe Lock- -
~ woods Store, Second street, be- HA0
tween Main and johnson, keokuk [ANAA
Iowa. We shall always keep on hand -
an elegant assortment OF Pianos from I'd. best
makers Child y Bishop Mcleod ,ons Martin, Hall
q Sons aud Imported Guitars French and German
Nioins; American and Imported Flutes; Flutna.
and Accordeons; Fine French. English and Italian
Violin Strings; Drums: Violin Cases; Plalo Stools
and Covers Aiarge aud select catalogue Of Sheet
Music and Instruction B,o.s. Pianos and Melode-
ons sold Mt Manufacturer prices and always wur
ranted Dealers and teachers supplied nn the most
liberal terms. Pianos tuned aud musical ins,ru.
nents repaired. Owing to the low stage VI water in
the Ohio River, We ut unable nj present t. get
any portion OF our large stock Of Pln, here cxcel,
few shipments by railroad, whi,l ara expected
soon.
keokuk, june *. d3m
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" " ROB 7 HAiSEs.
fARAR HAINE&.
AcOkMk Planning and Flooring viii

itob HAM s.
fARAR Il HAINES.
kcOkMk Planning and Flooring MIL
former o. and Bag ste, near the KeoE4k and
Fort Des Moines Rdsaoad Depof
hEALERS in Lumber in the rough, rnanufactpr
- ers OF Doors Shutters Blinds, sash Door aud
window Frames. Mouldings Of every size and pat
tern, Flooring, Weather Boarding Shelving, Man
ties, Base, Piiastera, and Chain Pump Tubing
fianed and matched Lumber from to % inches in
width -
large assortment of the above named articles
constantly on hand.
fianlng AMI saving done to order on short notice
at reasonable prices, aud warranted to please
s1SPartleular attention paid to filing orders for
country buildings complete.
keokuk, July 3-d6wtf
ISL KE&El'ID--A lot If Peters Eclectic p,
- Anoiorse Seheoli anew work arranged from tho
hsst European composers, with selections from Amer
'ean authors Also Bsrtm's, Hunters and Rich
arison Instructions for Plane together with MI the
popular works Tor Melodeon, Guitar. Violin, Flute
DC, by PATRICK 4 cR0IT.E
ID st.. bet. Main L Johnson, up stairs
kaokuk, July 5edm
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u 70 MOVAL

REMOVAL.
vINHE undersigned has removed his Wholesale
Boot and Shoe business to No So, North Main
street. bctween ID and 3D., two doors west of NJ Sea
TON sons. w. i. THOMPSON.
Keokuk, June II, 'J6 dom
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DAvfps. SMITH.


FOR SALE.
A FARM containing 20S acres; So timber land !,
"a the balance divided into 1--WE fields all well wa
tered ~ acres in Timothy, fine orchard Of bear7tg
apple trees fine peach orchard, choice selection
OF pear, plum, dnmson, apricot and cherry trees
ounce, currant, goseberry and other fruit in abun
dance. The farm is situated on an eminencc near
the Plank koad, overlooking the Mississippi river
for miles ~ extent and from which can be seen five
towns, IN Wit Montrose, Charleston, New Boston,
Amb-osia, and NauvooD the railroads on either
eide Of the Mississippi can be seen from this point;
the buildings are Of but little account but are suf.
hcicnt - accommodate for short time. any person
wishing and having the means TO invest in view of
constructing ane dwelling and our buildings upon
Tie bst location and choicest piece Of farming land
IN the State ut Iowa The fencing is subst antial-
State
lac purchasers can have ten years large por-
I"n of tha purchase money. For further particu.
lars apply" inyl5 SMITH VANSICKLEN
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n A. G.. SHELDON. -
40, Main 81. Kcokuk. iowa. -
WILL again offer to the public an immense sock
Of HATS aud CAPS, all new Spring ana annm.r
styles.
EXTRA Mole SKIN HArs,
WHITE BEAVER Hairs,
GENTS SoFT DREss HAIRS,
FRENCH FELT HATS,
FINE Wool HArs,
Low PRICE Wool HATS,
CHILDREN's FANCY HATS i Cars.
HATS AND CAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
Market.
ANY QUANTITY OF STRAW GoopS,
PA>AaA HATS,
LEGnoRs HATS,
PALM LEAF HATS,
PEDAL HATS
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
slIk UNDERWEAR or ALL KINDS, SUPERIOR
ARTICLE.
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,)
SILK. LIsLg THREAD, Wool AND CorToS
Hosiery;
TIES,
SCARFS,
CRAYATS.
SUSPENDERS.
Also, numerous variety Of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. C. SHELDON,
May Sid No rs Main Street
NOTICE.
| NE e1partnership heretofore existing between
tn undersigned in the Banking and Exehan "a
business vas this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business viii be continued BY Dsming Love
- whore books Dcpositors balances will be trans
ferred A T. DFNING
heokuk, july /, sc. j. III. 1LAYPOOLE.
VIE undersigned have formed copartners hi o for
1 the purpose of doing 3neral Banking aud Ex-
change business IN this city. AL. DEFINING
Julyldfn n InVp
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On ths last IL endorsed credit. The above notes
were dated nj kcokuk, May IA, 1856, payable six
after date to the order of the drawers and by
them respectively endorsed.
The notes were contained in letter mailed hp Mr.
tarrIs at he0k anu addressed to Mayer Mandel f.
.o n . and the letter aud contents supposed to
nave been taken from the mail in recent mail rob-
berry ON the route between this place and New York
city. All persons are therefore warned not to pur-
chase the aforesaid notes il presented by any but the
above named Mayer, Mandel & Co.
MAYER, MANDELA CO.,
Per j. REYNOLDS.
keokuk, Iowa, June Is, 1s56--dlm
/ OSI, between Croton ard keokuk, on Wednes
- day, 25th, POCKET BOOK, containing deed
conveying certain lands to the undersigned with
other papers, Of value to any but the owners
len dollars reward will be paid for the return Of the
same to r. GALLOWAY,
Baker, johnson street
keokuk, June 2sth dot
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Lost or Stoien

mkt promissory notes. the property of Mayer,
Mindei Co.. Of the city OF New York The
notes are rs follows, viz:
drawn BY Huston, Hawkins 4 Huston for 1924,
J drawn by > Heims'reet for $l39 So
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The Locofoco majority, it will be seen, has
been reduced one-half since last spring,
when il averaged about 500.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

\ No. Companies.
l. EQUITABLE Of Los Don, Capital f5o0 600.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, Philadelphia
Capital 100000.
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE, Fond du Lac,
Wis.,. Capital $5e0, 900.
BRIDGEPORT FIRE AND MARINE, Bridge
port. CT, Capital $500, Uno.
WASHINGTON UNION, Cleveland, o.. CAPITAL
$361,0oV.
HOME, NJ. Wall street, New York, Capital
$500 900.
Policies issued in the above safe Companies, on
mutual principle, the Insured sharing n the profits
Of theCo. and ON cash plan, at reasonable rates.
WIN. Il. TURNER, Agent.
Office on I'd street. junl 2-dim
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'ltH undersigned have formed copartnership for
the purpose Of doing general Banking aud Ex-
change business in this city. AL DEMfSG
Julyldm n X LOVE
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REFRIGERATORS.

M r have for safe four of schooley's Patent Self
NTxeventila,ing Refrigcrators, which are supe-
nor toasy now in use. Huusekeepars wishing To
purchase atS requested 10 call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. BROWN TAYLOR,
June2Id2w Ieye.
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LANlsd determined, hereafter, to do an exciu-
l. ssseiy east. business in our retail department,
w Are prepared To sell all kinds of Hats Caps Bon
nets, a., ~ greatly reduced prices. Cur stock Ia
NV very eoinplcte, and We keep nothing but the
bet grades of goods; always have the latest styles
and VII sell lower for cash than the grades
sre sold on credit. So come on with your dimes
49, All kinds of Millinery work done to order
st the shortest notice.
OF IL -4itf ID L IIIrMpUnEy
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Tue County voTE.-The following is the
vote of the County at the late election. We
have not received the votes Of the individual
towns rs yet
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-4itf. ID. +. HUMPHREY l. GAGE.


HATS HATS!
M aayc now On hand full supply of Hats OF
" tAs sprlog style, to which W. invite the at
ttnilon Of merchants and the pubic generally
inyJddw b. +. HUMPHREY GAGE
NeFI HATS, black, carct, tan, brown and drab
- Of every variety Of style, just received, by
ihy5-daw D.F.HuMPHhEl 4 GAGE.
ZOO Do pam leaf hats, just received at the
star IT ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE
my9ltw
800 DoL. l. ghtrn and straw hats lust received
~ ID. T. HUMPHREY GAGE.
myQdkw
SHlRIS-Just received, IA good assortment Of
~ shirts Also, crarats, gloves and collars, Of
every variety, at the store Of
my3daw DE-. HUMPHREY & GAGE
MILLINERY GOODS of all kinds, a large stock
VI constantly on hand nj tho store If
inysdtw ID. II. HUMPHREY GAGE.
300 Doz. wool hats, just received By
mya-dSw ID. r. HUMPHREY aGAGE.
100 Cases silk and straw bonnets, a. the store of
nysd5w ID. r. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
()AhAsUA@ and Lmbrel.ak endless vatietr AT
l. tie store Of u, Il HUMPHREY euAGE.
raegIAw
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AANsAs IL GoxaREss--We have not re-
ecyed The proceedings Of Congress, for Mon
day, bat on that day the vote was to be
taken on the Kansas bill, under call for
the previous question. We infer from the
proceedings Of Tuesday, published herewith,
that the bill wa. defeated.
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no PAPER Io-NoRRow.T To- day being the
anniversary OF American Independence, our
readers will certainly excuse our printers for
enjoying the day in common with them. and
no paper will therefore be issued from this
Office until Monday morning.
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memphis and eharleston Railroad.

1t appears from the report Of the directors Of
the Charleston and Memphis Railroad Company
that gap Of only seventy-one miles, from
Tnscumbis 70 Pocahontas. remains to be finished
to complete an entire line Of railway com.
nuuieation between Charleston and Memphis
on the Mississippi river. It is expected that this
gap viii be filed, and the communication betveen
the two points made complete by the LIST of jam.
rynsxt The road has been built at a very low
cost, when II Is considered that it d first elias.
loeas snd has bseo built over very broken coun,
,oniy sis.272 54.l0o per mile, for CONSTRUCTION.
sgnapnsnss, and every thing incident thereto.
1hs virginia and Tsnnessee Rairo., MI, ts
'pss'ed shs tall, and there win thcn remain !
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~ To j. b. Keesec. Esq.-As there are
reports in circulation, that you have been and still
using your influence to defeat of the nominees
of the American party, which, if untrue and not cor
rected, will operate prejudcially to- your election,
stand your position, the following questions pro-
pounded
nation by the American party used your influence to
defeat all any of the regular nominees of said
pauya
Do you intend to VOTE at the ensuing election, for
the nominees for office of the American party!
VIII you support the nominees of the Philadelphia
Convention for President and Vice President?
my l9--1t* AVOTER.
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rsp Of about as miles between Bristol ION the Ten.
nessee line,) and Knoxville, Tsnnesses 70 psl =
also In railroad communication win mempna. =
This gap, II d hoped win be allied up ths coming
year. The Virginia and Tennessee haalfoad
Company have made contract with 'ne james
River and Kanawha Canal to carry their iron for
lavins their track on this end of the line.
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The Cranlpton Dinlculfy.

WASHINGTON, May l7.-Lord Clarendon s reply
to Secretary Marcys despatch, demanding the re.
call of MIR. Champion, the British Minister, came
by the Asia, and was received at the State Depart
ment this morning
1t is very voluminous, and it is understood de-
clines the recall of Mr.. Champion. The President,
it 10 believed, has determined to dismiss the British
Minister, whose conduct will be commented on in
the Senate, by Mr.. Cass, on Monday.
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my l9..1t
w.The Insbriate. Hope; , M ysHSs q

eaThe Iuebriates Hops: ,-DOCTOs y
I'M 4 ANy ELIXIR. cure for DRUNKENNESS
voice. or THE PREsS.
We cali the attention OF the pnonc 70 tna
- yonderfuI Discovery Of DR.. Urban, which effss-
s-si,v cnres drum snness In ito worst forms There
i no question Of the great efficacy OF this remedy
w invite attention. to the advertisements Of Dr.
rr,hsns Elixir for the cure Of intemperance. We
ara Informed on high authority that that remarkable
msdicine possssses all the virtues that are claimed
for it -Lonissine Journal -
TpE ANTi-BAccHANALIANs--Tho Louisville Demo
Graf says: Dr. Urban's Anti Bseehanalisa 10 too
much for King Alcohol in free fight. We saw
man laboring under mana-potua try Urban's remsd y
and he AZ not only restored to health but can.
nnt now bear even the smell Of liquor Shelby (KyJ
DR.. Urbau's Anti Bscchsnslian Elixir il, beyond
question: positive for interpsrance Ii 90 com.
pletely destroys the taste for liquor that every old
topper who has used it has lost all fondns for his ac
custoed beverage and could not If be would resume
his old pernicious practice--Louiscile Democrat.
What blessings will be showered upon the head of
DR.. Urban by mankind generally. Old tspen who
have been hard drinkers all their livss BY testing
the extraordinary virtues Of the Anti Racchanalau
will "shun the bowp Q fellow mortal would the
hiss of an adder. No one now, can't stop
drinking. Spirit Chambeysbuyg, Pa.
The INFALLIBLE REMRDY--One of the greatest
discoveries of the il DR.. Urbans Anti hama.
Han.--I,onisriHe Times.
small supply this valuable article, price so,
team be sent by mail.)
Sold only BY BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
my i5-iW Sole Agents.
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From MEsIco--Gen. Yanez has resigned ~
Minister of War, and Gen. parrodi been tempora.
ri,y appointed In his place. Gen. La Vega has
been imprisoned In the castle Of Perote for cen
suring the degradation Of the officers In the Tamil
reg revolution. The separation Of church and
State Ia considered complete. A bishop had re.
Gently to sue for debt before common justice OF
the peace All power, except IS regards the army,
has been taken away from the military tribunal.