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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Lights on Ne W est Coast oj ornay-Secreary Jenkins
of the House Board has received intelligence from the
Royal Norwegian Marine Department at Chrstana to the
effect that the 10th day of December last following
channel lights established in the southern passage
ing Bergen the of Norway. They will be
lighted all the year. except from the 18th of May the 18th
of July:
Fired Light Lille Bfege--This light is placed at
Langevaad, the side of the island of Bomelo
stands height of l6 feet above the level of the and
visible from to miles 1t lights the channel from N
N E. round by east and south to w. S. w. reef
80 yards from the rock which the light house
built The tower stands in lat 50 deg 81 min. NJ, long.
deg. l6 min. east Of Greenwich.
Fired Ligh Hidthouen. This light placed at Most
erhavn, height OF 81 feet above the level Of tho sea-
is visible from to miles from n N L. round by
south to s. w. by W.
The light shaded towards Mosterhuk to the southwest
and towards OrsDas Ousns TO the N N. E., that
sells keeping the light in sight will pass clear of points
which both lie on the west side Of the channel
About cables length NJ f. by NJ of the light lies Svarte
skigr, aud half cable north Of that rock is Rafns ue
which depth of only feet water The stands
lat SO deg ~ mn n, long deg 24 min east of Green
wich.
Fired Light Foigsroes.--The light at Folgeroen in
Stockund is placed at height OF 40 feet above the level OF
the sea- and is visible from five tn six miles II lights the
channel from north round by east and south to west
The tower stands in lat 80 deg 4s min. N, long deg
20 min. east Of Greenwich.
Fired Light LeoroenThs light placed ON the west
side OF the island for leading passage called Leo
IL stands height of "a feet above the and
round by west and north to n. T. Il N. About cables
length north the shoa extends from Leeroen
cables length TO the westward ending in rock named
Tangekulten, having only from to 3 feet water it,
IL min. east of Greenwich.
All bearings magnetic.
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rozznss.s HOTEL, corn.r os mr..

CozzENs's HOTEL, Corner OF Brs sdsrsy ~nd Canal
" street, New York cry.
The nndegned desire inform their friends and the public t
they have extensive sr'ahthmsnf
Heretofore known .he Br~udreih ffouse.
Having made many and Improvements IN The tud
ings the buuse " prepared 10 receive company.
They respectfully invite o their friends and the pub
tic their establishment
Jan P2-eodSnf J, H. n 3. Il. COLZENS,
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B Y II Il L Il q II A r ii
Departure of the Americo.

BosTos, Jan. 30The America which left this port for
Liverpool at IL, m takes out forty passengers for Lv
erpoo and sixteen for Halifax There specie shipped
by her. s.u. n. s.t.aa a.. Z. 'a5rs aaraaa
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yon- -Aryfuoi of the Ardbio.

HALIFAX, Jan. 30--The steamship Arabia has not yet
been sgnaled off this port The storm ceased about
o'clock this evening, and the weather is clear with
stiff wind from the north.
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Law partnership.
Il. 1. WALKER

ID OBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed a psr
IL nerhp for the and isl of cases In the supe
Court OF the United States and In the Court OF Claims Addres
Washington City, ID. q, a.##.#... .Hs#H
Jan 2-eodfif
The daily union., 1856-02-01

VENIsos-Great quantities Of vensop are arriving at
Martiusbug Virginia The price varies from six to ten
cents
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DEpARrm ESr NEWS.
srArr prrlnrmrnr-


SsediA Dserss Rsmitag Export aad hport DAiiss Upon
h0AWe have received interesting intelligence from
correspondent, who resides Stockholm in relation TO
royal Swedish decree which took effect the lst OF jana
ary 1885, and which affects import and export duties upon
iron The decree in conformity with the express wishes Of
the late Diet. #"."
The most important point in il (says corrssponden
appears be the abolition OF export duty upon bar iron
The former duty four Swedish shilngs (abou s cen
pound staple sads weight, OF which equal
to ton. In addition 10 this duty, four shngs
charged per for town dues These also
dscontnued town dues being only payable upon articles
which pay duty Thus, the annual export Of Swedish bar
iron being about 600 600 sbppounds, $50 900 TONS the
revenue the State and towns diminished by about
100 900 rx dollars banco (S4O O0 and the annual export
TO the United States being about l0o 900 ship pounds u.s.
1888 the Swedish tax hitherto levied upon this quantity
(namely S6666 will of course be longer payable. is
stated that seveneghhs Of the iron business between the
United States and Sweden Is transacted by Messrs Nayor
Co., of New York and Boston. s...... 4 a . Is
All trade with foreign countries pig and ballast 1.-THE
latter being pig iron used ballast for sbppng) had been
previous this decree forbidden but this kind Of iron
may be exported and imported against duty of rix dol
lar banco Gao een) per hppound With regard to its
porao may be said that the average value Of Swedish
pig iron in the interior of Sweden Is about "a per ship
pound, $3.50 per on The cost of transportation TO the
would be least 80 per ship and when
is considered duly that this expense together with that Of
Dues export duty freight and the like be paid
upon material which yields only 70 cent Of bar ron the
Swedish manufacturer Oh VIII De
vanages equal to about So ton any foreign forge
who may manufacture bar iron from Swedish material
Among these advantages should be reckoned the
superiority of the charcoal used at the Swedish orges by
which only better iron produced but less waste
of material occaoned in reducing pig to bar iron than
the when the process performed with mineral coal 1t
is therefore, probable that great quantity Of pig iron will
be exported from Sweden and the demand for iron of
this quality throughout tho world limited to about the
quantity Produced increase of quantity would reduce
its market value almost that Of English There seems
o for analogous to those just cited to be prob
ability that any importation of foreign pig iron into Sweden
will be the result of the law.
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Cortez, the Conqueror. m
HIS American trsgady in hss acts (foundea
i quesi OF Mexico by the spaniards) will be read at
ODD FELL Lows, HALL, .-
.n On FupAr EvrNra, FKsRrAHY isr, pr
he
Cortez, the Conaueror.
The author.

Tickets, so zach. Card gsnflemrn
ladies' Sl For sale bookstores
oisely. ....s ... ....a.. .#. ##. '
Feb l a..n. M.. Fl. N.T..
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Loss of the British Bmgue Moro Casge.

-----" Loss q Hs IFassH Bdf4Hs NoFo UdsHe.
BosTos, Jan. 30.The brig Neptunes Fsyorite, Capt.
Lane, from Liverpool arrived this port to-day reports
that the 9th ins in lat so deg rs mn., long so deg
she fell in with the British barque Moro Castle, Captain
Mound from St. John, N. b., for Greenock, logged
and dismasted Capt Lane took off eight of the Tho
remainder consisting Of five of the crew. the captain
passenger taken board the ship Alfred Storer
Capt. Carney from New Orleans, bound for Liverpool.
The Moro Castle dsmasted in gale the 9Th inst
The daily union., 1856-02-01
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Indian Bureau" History, Condition, and Prospects Of
the Iadian Tibes of the United StatesA limited number
of copies of the respective volumes of the work bearing
above title published under the direction of the Office
Indian Affairs by authority of Congress As this book
have attracted general attention, and there manifest
desire the of various Institutions and individuals
obtain copies of it, it may be well the Comm
soner of Indian Affairs has distributed the whole number
volumes that placed at his disposal consequently ap
picatons for the useless and, unless Congress
should make appropriation for its reprintng, it will be
impossible for that officer meet the demands made upon
him for this work.
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Afarkets.

New YoRx Jan. 3.--Four is 6rmersaes of 900 bar
res-straght State s. Al good Ohio, S. 81; southern,
ss "a Wheat owersae Of bushels southern red
ST. 81 Corn Is rmsales of bushels mixed
90 Pork frmsaes Of 500 barrels SIG 81.
Beef is qustsales of $50 barrels Chicago repscked
sl& u.s. Lard Is steadysaes of 100 barrels at liz
Whiskey-nothing doing. s.. .a .r..a- =.
BAITIaoRE, Jan 3l.-The markets are unchanged-thc
weather keeping everything stsndst Flour quiet
Howard street and Ohio, S. 50 City Mills held %
Whesgood to prime reds, 81 IS 81 90j good prime
whites 81 50 Cornwhite 10 73 cents yellow at
70 "a cents Provisions quiet and the stock is light
Mess pork is quoted at SIC rs SIT. Bacon-shouders 81
cents sides, 9S cents hams, III l2lS cents Lardn
barrels, l0l8 cents; in kegs, ll1k ll2 cents.
The daily union., 1856-02-01

NAVAL BALI Al ANNAPOLlS--As mark of respect To
the of the late Commodore Char Morris supervisor
OF The Naval Acadeuy the naval ball the yceum
has been indshniioly postponed.
Jan a. d2t Esr. fHE#. ~ .#.#. 81
The daily union., 1856-02-01

hofAL fANoRlfE-A gentleman just returned nom the
Sandwich islands states that yankee Sullivan is baskng
In the sunshine OF royalty lie gives private lessons u the
"noble art Of seldefence to the royal family aud is bottle
companion and body guard TO the King in baroems and
billiard saloons lie has given two public exhibitions
full houses. #N Ia
The daily union., 1856-02-01

DEER KILLRs.--The Paw Paw Free Press of the lith
instant estimates that thousand deer have been slain
10 Van Buren county within the last three months and
from the village of Paw Paw alone during that time six
hundred yenson have been shipped to the eastern and
western markets
The daily union., 1856-02-01

Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though pay
able.
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

Amount ON de-
posite.
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FROZEN TO DEATH-The Winona (linnesotA) Argus of
the 10th of January contains the following;
1.-TWO Norwegians who reside near Rochester Olmsted
county, found in the cold days Of last week
frozen death within two or three miles of their house
which they returning from excursion abroad.
rumor has reached here that party of emigrants
their way from Iowa part of Minnesota
by the cold and lost seven of their number by death
f.om freezing"
The daily union., 1856-02-01
Public Sale she Columbsa Foundry, near George-
town, In tho dat Act ef Coiusabsa. ..

town. An tho Dist, Act sf Ceiusabsa.
DURscANT dated The lth day OF June,
ls spencer u. Root subscriber
he will or public ss the hsc bidder saturday, The
premises well
Columbia Fousdy,n situated
sesaid with all the lspds, build
miis tbev-to,
aoresad of
washington county, in said Dsuics.
third of purchase residue
rom the day of deferred payments
(or which
semi sannaEJ and TO be sccsrsd BY and deed %
e property. E ftEN# WIN. sEI.DEN,
Jan H-dlw wh3awtl6threb Trustee.
The daily union., 1856-02-01

LArEs TnoH HAYu.-Late Adyices from Kingsion bring
the confirmation Of the defeat OF Soulouque It's said that
he disappeared altogether and like coward the
day Of the battle 1t Is supposed that he has been killed
by the Spanards died from tbs fatigue Of the march
homewards provisional Emperor has been appointed
who would probably succeed TO the reins ofpower
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New N Y
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The daily union., 1856-02-01

The ICE HARvEsT.--The Boston Transcript says:
The ice harvest is far secured that should the
weather allow about ten working-days within the
next fortnight the ce-houses will be filed 10 their full
capacity. The ice IL about fifteen inches thick very
clear and quite free from what bubbles The work
cutting Fresh Pond is to be commenced the present
week. The ice taken from Wennam lake is uncommony
clear and very thick #s..
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To Members Of Congress, and others.

oR RENTA furnished dwelling house, built in the
modern style, with of water &C
and funtshed department with .se and comfort
Apply premises No. ss 3sh between Az streets
m Office. T#H d. >. MILLER,
Dec a-dn Corner and Looisisns avenue,
The daily union., 1856-02-01

#k From Paris and Nen York. ...
II ADAME DEvoss millinery arrived, . opened
in.pection lakes, Yennsylynnis avenue
which ladies' Washington hs
respectfully invited. .n - ~
r
The daily union., 1856-02-01

DESTROYED FRE-The Museum at Lowell, Msssa-
chusetts, was destroyed by FIRE on Wednesday last
The daily union., 1856-02-01

WIN. w. BeIknap, Attorney at Law and Land
Agent, keoknk, Iowa.
AND WARRANTS located satisfactory
Ia favorable Iowa reauir
ting the attention Of m attorney promptly attended TO-
rrrrsrrors
psiro Nouvse, wssbing,op, ID. q,
Alexander N. Evans,
McKeprey,
Dec ts--smosdhcp
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Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer at Boston, Mas
Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer ut New York.
Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer at st. Louis
Transfers ordered from deposary at Mobile, Ala.
Transfers ordered from depositary Mt Dubuque, Iowa
Transfers ordered from depostary Chicago, Illinois
Transfers ordered from deposary at Detroit, Michigan
The daily union., 1856-02-01

BCsSEss AT CAIRo-The last Evansville Gazette says:
"There ar~ihirty-two steamboats, lying at Cairo
many Of them engaged in receiving and dscharging
freight
"The granary at Caro--eovering two and half
acres of grounds nearly completed. All draying
hosting &c, about this establishment will be done BY
steamo s..H .~t ''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-08
Pages Patent Portable
Saw Mill,
AND CHllD'S DOUBLE SAW MILL.

fi'HIS admirable six horse mill, capable OF
saving from one Ia two thousand feet at
lnnitrr daily, is said Ivy tho~e who b We used
the same, To be the best mill of the style in
operation The simplicity durability aud I'D
aption Of these mills CONNIE nds itself to l 10
wants of our courtrv,-slss Cox & Roberts
Patent Thresher aud Cleaner, as propelled by
lever power and endless Chain or raiirona
Power, is the most simple, chesp,e ana darabls
Machines Of the kind ever offrred for sale.
wo hundred aud fifty bushels Of heat can be
thrashed and cleaned by this machine in a
day, aud neatlyedone.
Orders for either THE above mills will meet
with prompt attention by addressing Kings
land l. Ferguson PhH.i x sound-ry, ~. Louis
Mo, or persons In this vicinity eau have their
srder. Tor the same attended 10 by their agent
J b. S1UTSMAN
Council Bluff. lows. Aug LIST, As .n45tft
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VEGET ABLE ANTI 3lbLi Us FILLS
For the per .aan~nt carr aid rf@9tcaittH q
,ix spr,i,i trys,pei4s, AVER comp ialu': sE~@
eake n .lnstrina. Jn:iIucn1lt ar..l ache 'its-
..l,eS ~ She SKIN. sGrh hi"ich-S nb'i pup "a
jaup.irr. nervousness. pain ia the back 49,
and 5ras,. bl 10 - affections II all kniis. COS
fIy.He-S ~. uyi.iS u IN blood. ttai al tIJs*
al, ,t!uas 10 which ( IllsieS r. h,iaf-
Al nller. dressed Ia sirh.i,ty Y RaanrF-
soir pruprieIsr> aua t.anoite'a a,r>, t.rska1-
i4wae viii MEL Eroinpi ~; .".lon ~osd "
MCMAHON s WILLIAMS.
uJr25-lv Agents iur Coaucil cstahn
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IL. *. GiI.f NORRIS

MA MAI.C * Z LiNIME EN- I!
4 Sovereign remedy fot rhvum,ttsr bra r.
-Spr,ius sitftcsS of lniats. buras. scaits. Ife'A
cuts. wou,d>; axue eakr. piivs. cake IN la
hre ISL. rr, speas. ties of lasscts. rslstsv's
sore uit,pie>, SAIL rheain neuralgia, 9TH ash',
toils ring vorais. auI cltaaeaus friction 81
al. kinds Also, it will cure sprains. his hal
big shoulder -weeps, r~tuf:,. spins ring b1ue,
pol evil, stiff compliant. batt> evgie, hsey.
disteniper, yellow rM,T, Slan.ers, sc,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-04-08
To Kansas y Nebraska migrants!
PORTABLE & READY MADE HOUSES.

WIZ auue'eigiFd pranFtetors 81 ~
al the 81. Louis Planning fTi, -
Na', 1-sias III ue,s eompl, !. ;:lEs5
establishment in the west. fur
manufacturing lamter into all vxrians fovn,s
ussv Jy huiitiess. ale now prepared ~ furnish
faANE II, usis COMP T., ~ very short no'icr,
ana dial her, at,e, lr,p oi.ianc, ready Tor ship
nrnt, an assortment uf Che descril tinns We
nuke If OLE iwo aud four taotns, at prices Of
Sll5-S22f-uhd &4O
We lave dtrrmired hv strict attention and
honorable dealing 10 secure trade which,
fru,n our central postum in The Mississippi
Valley. property belongs TO us
We have, attached To our Mill. large luin-
brr yard; " ere wr / ep every description Of
dTrs~, ard rnngh lumber prepared for i,nsre-
uiA'e Use. In mill We ahufscturt doors
>tsAr~ AID l-lIds, pnd frame> o: all size an
drscI 'iuIS. s.as"nd by Sic IN. aal thr work
mE.is> Lip" ii Viii, h : tt> urras<rd Persons de.
slro0s ~ purchasing VII please give "A call
WILLIAM WADE & co
- Louis. Missouri
u lice no IA. Oliver st-e+l. Opposite Mau-
OF House. Aug2ev 5u"5-ly
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JOSEPH reENyIRE,

TOwARDINN ssd nlseiot fsschast
II d. kNees Gnsi..
I II E.pstl psiv6aisa 9ivSa u the forward.
q ns s.+nk1 kise With aispstsh.s
~ - All eFsi~ss l6s The psrchsxe ofsale pro-
3acis md n,xnafact ar ~ this ooNntry pr.mpi-
" .t,enaed - and 6iled Il n lowest mxskst
Rates.
nErLna rO.
ST. L.,ais-- Ysss,aaA. Apkshean q Co "Trip
let. hcFsddiu 4 I - LivsTtnssut G uolley \
Co. X H. Fun kAuul~r a 60.
Louisville, Ky.-Chns. BuAhnan. v5nlOtf
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PlEkER, CRAY, Davis & Johnson
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
Land. Insurance & General Agents

WILL sttsudsta Lay Ing sid srl ing Lands
or Town Prepsrty--l,' tho selecting and eater
sax Lxnas--brying selling I'd iecx.ug Land
Wasrant>--rn seriag land time. Il citing
loans sf money-payiug iaxes-seeuring LOTT
or claims in kthf asks dc DC, In their Te
spsc,iSe regitus Of basipess
PARkEk T. DOLE,
Dealers ia Exchange Il Land AgeGts,
PARKER h GRAY,
Iaad Agelts l. Heal Ests:e Brokers'
Isons, IOWA.
PARAER. DAVIS l. JOHNSON.
land AxeGt- T. heal E.state Ds0keEK,
coCkc BLUFFS, IOWA.
>PAEKER, DAVIS & CO.
lad ATeIsv q heal estate HrokeF@.
AND ATIOhNYLYA Al "A VI
r.ul K rftY IUNA
March Ii. iSJG vSAau
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The srteciib, = have ,sirb i~i,'d Book 4.
gency ri hijIttli hiR. End will fn'ai-h a''y cob
or publication al lie rc'nii Irjc~ tree Of postage
ANY Tcrsau. by fwrr,liug lie subscription
pric.. of ANY Of tll@ & Magazines. such ~ Har-
I+r'~ Code, : PutB7m'~ Graham'~ Frnk les
lie . Fashions. etc, will receive the n'u..'zihe
for ore ear AMI copy Of a fFlsndid liih"grarh
port rail frihrr u a>hingt II, Jackson or Clay !;
~ IL subscribing 10 50 AM 81 Magazine.
they viii rectiv. copy { either cf The three
poriIaiss II subscribing o SO worth OF maya
zines, all three portraits sent gratis. Music
iarnished 10 ihos who may ish Il Enve'-
spxs OF very tescrip lon snd size in large o.
ssssS!I ddxnfities furnished. Seal presses. dies
etc ,ei,t 10 order. Every description oi En-
gray ing on wood executed With ptatGess and
Gispatch Views ofLuil4ings, ~ w~paTel head
fngs, views of machinery, book Illustrations
l.edge certificates, business cards. etc. AiI
ardrr sent by mail promptly attended To. Per
sons liking d vi, " of their building engraved
can send osguerrrUiyp~ or sketch IT the buid-
ing by mail O.. xprsss. Persons al distance
having saleable articles would nnd 1t TO their
advantage 10 address the snb~cubeTS, as We
@ou,d act a. agent for the same.
BYRAM g. PIERCE.
50 South Third ri. Philadelphia. Pa.
yHlyxAa. (decllyl) NAY PIERCE
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z $ MARLIN MlLLWRIuHT.

w au I'd !. rt~r sf,.lly snnouncs In the ci.i1rns
81 Po,ta wns,smie All tie adloiang eosintiea.
that will a. ell tins farni-h ct>tii'IsshtA
bic for sill xmas of mil from uorar Hid
10 the Tar sesi size Grisi 40: nv ils' ana as
have had ysar- % oxp ri no. rstf.n'n. ana
building mills, Astter nYset thsf ca" Rs
g~ar,a1 sI,,siac,l "a tu MI n,se Inst mt} s's
ine Gal.
REFERENCES:
y. b. Sf.,sm.n. cannsil Bluss. Iowa
] jar.-on,
L. Wells: ,',i.fai,i. II sxrts',n e'ants,
sasi .'-snAx Is~k-oa. 1919. N4ss~13a. :.
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LET Us REASON TooE1 HER

WHY ARE NE SICK!
7 has hrrn the lot Of he h unm racr 10 b.
l weighed dow " Disease at.d sLtf ring
Ho io"aNs Pals ate sp, ei adaDtr,I iu TIA
rrlir o the WAX. Ile NTkyoUs. the nFLtArE
nnt the ~ fILa. ~ al, c,in~., Eyes KS. am
Constitutions. Profrsso. HOLLOWAY person al,
suP~rinutods III mIuufecIurr ul his dt'. ciieS
ia the United Siates. &.u offers them - fee
nnd eniiEhtenel Pcope. A. tar best remedy h.
woII- ever saw for The removal OF dis .sse.
These pilI> Pur'n III Diood.
Ihcs, tAmoas Pilts are * Jressy combined
I" Operate Tie So.Aach, thr lIser she al mes
the lungs. the sAiu. -tI the bnwel,, 60 rretliig
any ansrneut la Their functions. purilyia.
the b.uuI. The very t"uu.ain vi .lfa. thus
cuii K disease Ia ali Its forms.
D,sprv>ia a"d Liser Cumpi.unf.
Neari half The hu.i,II ace have taken tutSe
fits. IL has heen proved III all pats oi ths
void. that nothing has h'e,' iuand quail 10
tleln IN eases al disor.er vi The ilsvr ~ ~pepsIa
ana stoina0n Complaints & hernlly my soon
gave healthy tone e. These oreans, however
n.ucn derAng,d, and when a. other nie..Ls have
t&II7I.
GcGeTai Debility. III Health.
May OF the must despotc Cover ,inenis
have opened their Custom Houses 10 the i"tro-
duc.Ivu uI.these Pills, lhlt tDey may ossoiie
tlle u,u4Icine of The masses Le.Hlied co ieges
admit tnat Tins lieuiciae 10 tiie oest remedy
ever kLowu tor porsnAs vi Us Icate neal h, or
whesc the rys,~m las been ,'npaise., as It's ia
siguratin. properties never tai To a!tosa r.iief.
e.. maie IOai.S .aiuts.
No Fe.uae. Young or old. houid be With
out thas celebrated nieuiciue. II corfects anu
requisites the monthly coutsrs ~ al psfiois,
uc.,n- III AMY eases iiAe charm. IL u Also
tns best aud safest medicine. mai can be give
10 childr.u Of ell az -, ani Tor ANY Ca plaint,
coaseq lent.y 40 l~u!Iiy should 20 wthuuk -.
HOLLOW y's Tuis gre tie 6es! rsinedy kHNDa in
tas Word Jor sAe Jo!to.rssy Ds.sstsss.
A sthu. Diairaoea AndIfestt0n
bowel comp. aints Dropsy lniiueasa
Coughs Dsbinty Inward wsas-
Cols. teseI 4 Ague ness
Chess Diseases Female coin Liver Go M
CONSTITUENCIES paints pi"ilas
Lowu'. - Vi spirits Dyspepsia Hrsixctyss
goLonu xnu Gravel fi.1s SccoIi1t
VsneratsI Alec " orns Of all oyMptsns
ton kihus
s.sSo!d nj the Manufactures Of PrOtUssor
Ha,.uway, Oh Maiden Lsit. New yoik, and
2lk Strsua. LonioB. sua by ali rr~pueeADis
Druxyists sud Usa.ers NJ Ai.dic,ues tnsuexoal
,i,s ut.sA Sta.es and c,y.i ss4 I'D. u thsxrs
=, Is cents, san cents. aud u csnh.
~ there !. y considsssUi~ saving ~ sAk'
.ass ne .srxss sises.
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ftS sss.y dass,d der xrs ANS ~ ~ ssch ~.
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G@.-l4y are anh chote~ sup 4 @-I--ssAsZ
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= via eh are ."~ op+n'ri an.i r-,iy or sale.
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variety AZ ine tob lccn-appi, s--ral,ius--h =
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thugs fur child rn-, ewctry Az fsurt eun.s--
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