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hfSki r. sci1ifE ED~IS ii. CRAM.
- SuHnLTE & GPAHI

(hSkAs. .k-sa.tai Eias. .s0saF lis E,u b..
- 'fG Ira Attorneys e.Ei.F. Pclia, VI IE!o
co2hty, Iowa. Collections rnade. God Silver Clrr.nt
Bank NOES, LIND warrants, ard Drafts on AL priur
cities in lie L. s boUghI and sold
land er line, IN any n1rr OF the Stat
setood ,aI sanis bought and sold COMM ss!o.i W,
have nov abo; 20 acres SECOND hand and in all SEE
ani eaud tuns iur sale IA reasonable ttrlns
All leg Il b4sriie.s aiE-isdeh TO.
, -, Aseitts ot Us Z IteurHBe Company, OF Ncr
YORK Cay: Iowa Stat Fir Insurance CnFig4iy of k.c.
luA Copper .e G!r2. -e.4n Eng,ne Naiilfietory NJ
Vernon Os; For all Agricultural. ~ lchipery aud geo.
erAl a Eor patents .
I'd toTs and iPfiefnrs of the Weekly psa fisze.te
lid, edent IN p".t:ss and religion Terms 81 year.
IN advance Advertisements inserted aa! rates
Also OF Bankers ani Land sgents'M saiil;y Earietn
Booh AND jon rkINTE Is. tlee4t
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AElI P0fD uuBsEpy

~ = ut n n C1~I II e M Ell =,
Iff' NJ" ar" Il nat! 'csA of EatiiHgt0n, I0tro
II a 80 ~. "A I.F;, s'ru;.ri ttss ..-Auy ne
- Whiting pl'c trees would do we'll 20 call or send 10
The above nnl Nursery. where they will ind the largest
lot oi frees ever offered 10 The pubic this county Of
sizes and ages from ~ years cd Cr.ft.I roots
ana scIoi,s Tor grating eau BE- had by the quantity
Fears itaches Cherries Craps, QIinrc. Ornamental
trees and shrubs
Trees sacked OF boxed may he desired in the best
n-r aGd delivered the or Railroad free Of charge
except for packing
Orders with the cash, approved references II
he promptly attended 10. viii send priced catnloru.
to ali wlso may apply g,r IS sn,,Ix
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How COMES 1r?-Thc Oska!oosa Herald is be-
coming inquisitise; it propounds the following
queries TO the AntRepuhlican parity
"iiow does it happen that the Old HunkeT
Convention, at Iowa Civ, on the 9Th. did not
say one woTdagainst the prohih;ory Liquor Law?
The convention at Fort Dcs MONIES denounced
Il as anil-democn,tic and unconstitutional Mr.
HEM, in his address 10 the democracy of Iowa,
gave 1t particular thunder, and yet the State Con
vention at Iowa City had not word to shy on
the subject. What is the matter gentleman D.?
Do straws show which way the wind blows?"
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sY- Georgia sheriff retir, ssed s.s wounded
hoaor by resort Iothe primitive mode OF II fis-
tlrulf warfare. With his face all Bruised aud his
eyes bunsed up, he shortsy after appeared in
court, when the judge ,!riiy observed, MIR
saeii yoa appear 10 have been keeping The
peace. ~f:ss. ,oar honor" replied the sheriff,
''5u, had 10 fsh. ---hard.s
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An odcynic, at concer. the other night,
read in the programme the title Ola song, viz
20, give me coz i'll the valley | love"
Reading it over attcntively, the. fellow finally
Crowded
We'll, if had my choice, should ask for a
ietlSteQd :"
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tB- The Rock Island Argus is glad Ex-Gorcr-
nor Epaphroditus Ransom was defeated us IL can
dida'e for Jadge in Michigan, because T. man
who will takea newspaper four or five wears, and
then refuse to pay for it, aud stseaT he ,eser haa
IL deserves defeat
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e We once heard rich man say, who was
badly injured by being run over
"lt isn't the accident that ! mind but the
idea Of being run over by IN internal swili cart,
makes me mad
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'Goop N,aur."-B. i. Taylor. of the Chieago
Journal. is one Of the good spirits who pioasly
guard the sanctum from debascment by his most
Christ.ikc uttcrance-hc is continually picking
mp and penning out SO many home-,ruths tina, we
delight to pick them up, tor they are as sunshine
TO the glad heart. Among his late jewels We
extract
GOOD night |" A loud, clear voice from the
top stairs said that it was Tommy's
"Dood night I" murmured little something
from the trandle-bed--a little something that we
call Jennie, that fills a very large space in The
centre OF one or two pretty large hearts 'Dood
night" lisps little fellow in plain rale dress,
who was christened Willie about six years ago.
Now hay me aewa TO sleep
fray the Lori my soul to keep
Il sheald die before make"
and the small trunale.Sea has dropped off to
sleep, but an angel will haish the broken prayer
for her, and it viii 90 up sooner than many long
Windei petitions sent long while before Il.
And il was good night" all round the old
homestead, and very sweet music il made, TOO, in
the twilight, and very pleasant melod, it makes
now, as We think Oft for it was not yesterday,
nor day before, but long time ago--sO ioag
that Tommy IS Thomas Somebody, Esq, and has
forgotten that he was boy aud wore what the
bravest and richest OF US can but oncewear il we
try--she FIRST pair Of boots. So long ago that
Jenny has goac The way OF the old prayer she
~as saying, f1r, saying another, she did as be-
fore; fell asleep as she said it, and never walked
more Good night to thee, Jennie good hight
And 80 twas good night all around tie house,
and the children had gene through the ivory gate
way left little aiar Ior them-through in.o the
land Of Dreams, or through the golden one they
call Beautiful into the land Of Angels.
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Sir John Irwin was iavori.e with George
ILL.,. who once observed 20 him "They tell me,
Sir 1oho. that You love glass of wine" Those"
replied Irwin. "who so informed your majesty
have done me great injustice-they should have
said a bottle
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RAILEop RIor--TuE CARS on THE OHIo AND
MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD SrorrED BY Mo8.--Yrs-
ierdGy afternoon, as the cars or the above road
"erc nearing Llwrcnceburg from this city, they
were prevented proceeding by Il crowd OF ntt.-
rated taborcrs, and mechanics, who swore thl [
no more traffic Sho lid be done upon The road II. :
til In" arrears due them were liqmd,icd. Expos
tuaion appeared only TO inta,nc them, tor they
declared that they would tear up the trace, and
dcmolish the ears if the engineer attempted TO
proceed, when, finding it useless to contend
against an overrowerng force, the word was
given, and passengers, baggage and freight re-
turned to this city. Ii is said that the men have
been suffering severely in consequence Of their
pay being withheld many of them, with their
wives and children. during the late severe wealth.
or, having been compelled to find shelter IN
barns and out-houses.- Cincinnati, Times, Jan
3IIih
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s coua;ryman entered Wtipple's ,ia
gaer.eofype Saoon in Bostou, few DAYS since,
! and wished dagper-eotype of his uncle. Il
can do it sir, hu; whore is he's" 'Oh, he's
dead!" was the simple reply Sou, I've got a
dissertation OF him IN an Old passport ~
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The catch of white fish on the Detroit river,
Belle Isle and Fighting Island, has been 7oo,-
600 this season.
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nsAllaAs ~ ~. n. Thackeray.
N 4 Pages eonundsum wAs sav L tapis re
shop. "a imagine thar ne bad made hit In sasina
tfv.s the mOss prolific tire vas Poe-sree. Never
ysas sach showtry cloud gathered about the
brow Of Psrnasses. The old cry Of Pope's viii
risc 70 cne's lips:
Shut, shnt the door. good John, fatiguee. said,
| Tie mp the knoexer, Say I'm SEX, Tn dead
The dog star RACES; nay, lis pas, doubt.
All Beiism and Parnassus are let out
Escrs man perhaps vino ever wrote a poem
before has written volume dsiring the last SIX
| months. And nos we have another victim OF
the epidemic announced and 1t Is no other than
our old Vanity Fairman. whom We all thought
| pledged forever to plain prose. Thackeray poeL
! Well OF ali the Neweones this is the newest!
No, Thackeray Is no, poet, and we suppose
/ that this volume doess't profess to be poetry
/ They are ballads which have becn, during the
last fifteen years In which he has been before
/ the public afoat in various books Of his, but
more especially ia the pages of Punch Most Of
them are frst-rase comic pieces. Occasionally a
good ballad comes throbDing ike rnddy old
| English heart, such as we might lore 10 hear
sung after dinner. One thing is good: nothing
| soft, or mean, or bordering on sentimenta!ity
escapes him; but we don't remember satire OF
anything good.
4 Just to think Of the great Goeihe's Sorrors o,
| Werther, which brought forth in Germany forty
eta5orate treatises between the ITS and 1926
summed up thus
/ WERNER had love for Charlotte
Such as words could neyer utter;
Would you know how first he met herr
She was cutting bread and butter.
| Charlotte was married lady,
And moral man was Werther
And for all the wealth of Indies
Would do nothing for to hurt her.
So he sighed and pined and ogled.
And his passion boiled and dubbed,
Till he blew his silly brains out,
i And no more by it was troubled.
Charlotte having seen his body
/ Borne before her on shutter,
Like well conducted person, t.
/ Went on cutting bread and butter
NAT INTEL Ian 10
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E- The State Engineer of New York, in his
recent report, SAYS that there are employed upon
the canals of that State, sol engineers, al sa!a-
re of S2lI ,as2.
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The way to secure the Confidence OF The good,
is to act promptly, justly and independently.
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THE EXTENT OF THE CoLD sAruER.-The ex-
tent of the cold this year is greater than in any
other within the recollection Of The "Ol;icSt In
habtants." 1t extends far down towards tie trop-
les, and is doing much injury where the visits o!
ihc Frost King have been heretofore unknown.
At Austin, i'll Texas, they are putting up ice four
inches thick, grown in the river near That city
This is in l,titude 500, only some five degrees
north of the tropic In Florida it is feared that
tic orange trees are ruined. In he neiShhor-
hood Of Louisville, KY, the peach and ohrr
fruit trees have been killed by frost. In Norh
Carolina, thousands of dollars, i; is said. have
been lost by the injury done 10 the pin. trees
OF that region, though we supposed that that tree
conld stand cold. In Virginia the alrico:s have
been almost entirely destroyed. IN Boston, the
cold weather was so severe that the linden trees
which adorn the side walks, split with the frost
liza wedge had been driven into tlt-,n. But
these will close MP again in the spring. In the
southern part Of this Safe, where the win'crs
usually light the same thing mas happened
20 fruit trees. Chicago Democrat.
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eH- Marriage is a desperate thing, the frogs
in Isop were extremely Wise, they had great
mind TO some water, but they would not leapinto
the veil, because they could nos get out
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W. j. BARNEY K co, BtnrSE Iowa
BARNEY. kJ.IB & CO., Fs,t,r ilapGs
DAESE., DAN Is d Co., Ds,usAa

| 4 INts "A ID Ea ID S.-Notes
- collected throughout Northern Iaw;s,
for at Clrreas Rates of Exchange. Money received
Deposit AID ieIrs. a!owe,I- Land Warrants for cash
er time, 10 sat par. h. SER, hand
Dealers supplied liberal te.ts NaTTHu Located a,a
selections made and LocH'Cd for parties
when funds ac-o.hp,Iy orders. TaNes ia ID and .or.
invested "dvAn ;igeoCSy FAR no-fesients Parties AL.
dreseii the abnre hrss uy anal may rely Upon Thea
COMMISSIONS peg attended the same k.lt!
u.ness and dspa,ii de i Presented person. .c} i,G.
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T" Now ! lay me dowa to sleep,
lrrsy the Lori my soul TO keep
II 1 Mould die before N-a-k.s--'

What b the difference between an anctionecr
and post.mesters One does as he is bid; the
ether - he Is directed.
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~ The total number of shoes manufactured
lasf year in Massachusetts, was q, 54s Sol pairs.
The number of persons employed, Si,oee--
Is, los males, and ] . ,aas females.
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y.
Through without landing in time for 53a A. NJ. En-
press for Sew York and Boston. Also with Steamers for
Sandisky making direct railroad connection all points
in Ohio and Pcnnyvana. Also connects direct throug
by railroad TO New York and Boston.
$3.50 and AS 4. W. Trains CONNECT 1T i1,t,0it
1u1t t'fhat sor Cr'kiad, ayici,g mart noyniag in
kme .Tor al trains M,oagh Oaio Upl Pennxy2UHni,.
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday nights is
over tins ronte 80" r NJ only one train Sunday. $50
p. NJ No. 400 =. NJ. Train Saturday
800 w. !irtth ro"HeJi% tcit trHtAs an Mar tijdBu
Gna S"fN, tfncjhadti, tU!u0.Lt;:s cad IihsJulan
HdHrOad.
B4GGAGE CHE1WED 7XPOEGV 70 NIaG1Pd
FALLS, BLFFALO, ILBiNI Il NEV YORK.
Through tickets be found al the different
Railroad Offices in tlie West AID SOuth Also the OIL
fees II Chig, of Lake and Dc rbon SITS. oppo-
site the fremont, and the Depot, loot Of Water
stree Il. y. RICE, Supt.
aug 2-12mus
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WHITE. LYMAN COOK GEO n. ATuER1uS.
WHITE. COOK & Co.,


tSarret House Building, BaJIiaGgVn T0lr9D
- IG!iT ENrhigcs all piac pal ,utl:ts and uucur.
y bought and sold. Interest paid On Tia,
DEPOSITS Ii.
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G. S DOL E & Ga.

[ 'tfiMassaGN ana Produce RroIcr..
~ SoE "a'ef sire- no doors li,.ena Freight
psp' ontaaga n LIBERAL lrane.S nstte OF, pepper
y IN sore. for szIe. m *
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Toxaro wISr--Henry Marrios, ofthe WASH
ingsoa House. nj schietown, has furnished as
stsscimea oil vine which he had been msniiac-
turinr for ne years from tomatoes. IL mas
a Haynr, and i said By those who hare used =, !,
regularly 10 be propsotise OF health and good
dfgessian.-Ch Charleston Moresrs.
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1856. Summer Arrangements. 1855
ltEa a ss;sssss

60 81. 80 hours betsca e,, Chicago and .Nesc York
a.ss ltz- !-t1s via -.-t.#
Michigan Central, Cat He-tarn Btzi,lo and 5uat-
tnrd Rd0te.tgs. to BuBai0,A iJasy Nesr York, Ihi-
dt1pti'f ami Bostn. Tie ontg dtsct route ,tnd 81
miles nearer 10 NiugaTa FdiiS, ~ miles uedrs, to
Nsn Iork and Boston, Utan by any 0tter rout6
.t Five EniIy Trains Leaves Chicago:
re.sa-. 49,. CINCINNATI EXPRESS; Arrive at Gin
cnnaIi at y p. NJ; Ind
6.lo a. m. danaposis with trains FOR Dayton Co
cd 20 lunibus, Z,nesvl1e, Wheeling Pitts
.brgh Philadelphia, Washington and
. -.. Baltimore.
MAIL; Supper nj Detroit, breakfast
--s7 gam at Rochester liorreisvllc next
. $50 a. N. morning, supper in New York lodge
.r. IN bosom; also lodge IN PiiaLephia ria
Eilnrn
'...L LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Arrives in n
I.i5 m. York at =. NJ. evening, or
Boston II nj n'ght. Arrive in Pha-
.f.l --.N dephia rio EiIuirn. at Ia Z. NJ.
AFTERNOON EMPRESS: Arrives IN
400 p. m. New York att A. NJ. second day, or
Boston ut F. NJ. Philadelphia at 10 30
second morning.
900 p. III. NIGHT EMPRESS; Connects next morn.
ing ut Detroit with North shore line OF
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lew rinclple. lew I.emely. 10 toisoL.
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure!

VIZ NNtIDofE TO MALARIA;
PREVENTION AND CURE OF .
ferer IN" Aa". t"iU Fire.; Dun.h Ayae and othe,
htG,W;"ed an" R'"iHC"t f;re.n;. also ~
B"i"n" fsrer, nc, ompnHirf by 7yphoid
Stmp'Im"; 7phnid frcc,, I:Husc fe.
rer, SIP ara J,H r re-, Gcney0I
D|"HH. Nigu .Str,ntv. amt al
0he' f,'7nS " 6isoSe
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, CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
La g A
RAIA-ROAD LINE!

tIvicdpo Burlington f ttiney, Cptr0I Military 7ae;
and Peoria &c GqHetrko Rail Rofi,is.l
5 now completed. ard Trains run the entire distance
/ from BURLINGTON, IOWA, TO CHICAGO withou,
change of cars q -.,aS
TIL. mott direct routs 10 C5ieasa Npr York Bostoa
= Philadelphia, and al other Important points East
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
I.--gny TNpress.-.gh rous Il, /. 80. a. NJ.
Arriving nj Chicago The evening. passing througs
Monmouth. Gaesbdrg, Princeton, and connecting Men-
dots with the Illinois Central Ran Road To La Sale.
bloomington Springfield Decatur iie and Ma
pies; also with Gaieua and Dunie,h.
2..-ENprcss Through. $50. II. VI.
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road at Muu,lota for
ST. Louis and car" direct. ss5.
Trains OH the abpye Roads run In close connection
avoiding all laying over at AIRY of the points. ,,'i
This road cenIects Chicago with The Michigan South-
ern Roads, and with all the Roads leading to the Atlanta
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania: Ia
Passengers ksarinp darlington at 80, n. Dr.. redch
t;dlef and DaRieuh IN IL hours and 81. Louis In 20
hours ~. .........s ~. d ~. .s.s.e
BY this passengers win reach the interior portion
Of Ohio and Indiana in less time and with ewer changes,
at NJ clIgan City, with the New Albany ard Salem Road.
thence 10 all points south and southeast. -55
Bsggnge checked direct through TO Chicago, and no
charge Tor handling nj any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route be purchased
Mt the RI il Road Office IN Burlington.
c. G. HAMMOND. Super iniendent.
r. iiOSFORD, Ticket Agent BuriiIg on. flnay H. bpt
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CULVER & EWING. ....
Y FRODICE IND CONFUSION MERCUI NTS,
Adams New Brick Building, North Water street, near the
Galena Freight Depot, Chicago, II. janl Gm.
RUBr. Culver. u. 8 EWING.
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rFAsCAt.fR Eudin E&uhb'r WnreINu~".
Y IDES0N, JORDIS IL BELLO US % SDntt I'd
ter St"rf, corner Detrto,H, thGdGo, III.
INDIA RUnBER CLoTpING betting, Steam Packing Hose
Boots aui Shoes Combs Toys GloveS and Druggists Ar
tcleo Piano Table Covers, Horse, Wagon and TEN
Covers, Carriage Cloths, Whips, Gun Covers CAPS with
Cape, Soa Westers, Doh Heads Toys, India Habber
Walebone Breast Pumps, Syrnges Nursing Bottles, Mp
pie Shields, Dress S!ciuS, Cloak, PonCho, lit fig Jack
cts Saddle Bags Travelling Flask, Al Beds Pillows and
Cushions, Elastic BralS and Wcbb.lg lo' pita Cushions
Bed Pans, Canes, etc, Leather Betting Tapestry
Wilton aud Enaueied TIA cling Bugs Wholesale aud Re-
tail at New York prices. ijanly
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CRAE. RENSegNisE & PHELPS.
" WHOLESALE GROtERS, COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, and Agents for BosoS SALAMANpER SAFES No
81 South Water apd IL Dearborn s;s, Chicago, H.
Z. u. GRAY-E. ". DEHsHORE--G. II. PHELPS janl.bpyl
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\ ! q. g.ISS IA
> PRoDECE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 81 KNEE street, neur tie Uaena Frtght Depot,
CHICAGO lLLINoS
* viii make liberal cash adv ances Pork, F!our,
Grain, AMI airy other properly ucd for sale in
This market.
Consgnments solicited and satisfaction guaran'eed
Try Tiaui 6-'*l
u. STEVENS. JCLILS ;. CATIIN
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HOMEOPATHIC PiaARMACY.9 OF Lasalc
street, Chicago, H. C,ss,for Pay sicans and Fam
lies filled uubied, Tnctures, trturations sugar OF
milk, Giobaes, distilled water, A.nca plaster lomuopa-
lc chocolate, az, can be had AT this estab sment at
New York prices Also, Homeopathic Bopks. Orders
by mail will be filed lavorb'y WHEN brought III
person: every article sent from thts Pharmacy being
warranted anu furnished at fixed price.
TEEMs-Cash short with city reference. Orders
should be addressed TO Dr. Shpman, ~ asale St Ju2s y
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- -, Nv
We be!ieve other newtl,ap,. IN the world bs,, az
s:rpton list over half 30 large he AID no l-yig
OF ally sort can rival Il. Aud while ia extreme h,,
ness rendering an Increase Of paying rra,lrrs Guy A.
direct petunaTy advantage to ~, bas dnu,r, s,, 7,
s~ellcd ts subscription list, u wnu'd be Gbsu,diy hg
perceive In this Unprecedented patronage soplc {, No.
u. public approval and esteem
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LET JHOSE TUi r SHiEE, SHiEENO HORE
| Nsa. 40 LIf'> septr nstU spur d.
= sam, ~ " :lrraBGCc.-rhis medicine. trt
levers "f an intermittent character, FevrI ard AZ,
Chill Fever, lcmlttent, and tonic Tor Invalid. ne
efEg nom rrotracttd lutermttcnts, = The h'.t rsUe
ever offered 20 the public. This Is patent Ra,irgs
bat is only offered pubic remedy, b5cauN % u
constant dcmand have had for tm ny private pss
tce for number OF years. Ii = used by the mo.t
nrnt ply. :, OF he Eastern Htr~ as stIrr.or 10
%, her remedies for the above dsentc. Il Is puIrya va
ctnble oupouth, ard may b. to both orl aIay0
with perfect safety. IL tCr- AID act.on 10 4
whole system, and acts 1t powerful iun.c | have az
II with almost perfect auc"efs IL ny lTAct,, or
her ni years, AID offer ii public t,ntty klep
ing its value, IAN but believe that 1t viii BE- upurr at
and used.
ola 1yED'cSnlc ard Wcinii BY DIS Boz
LEY 4 ALLEN, P.inct0n, lii,
FOR sale ~ T. t. GAY AND J. F TAtLANT, Eurltror,
Iowa (nov 2tw "
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Chicago Liberalsadyances made cpnsigninents.
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Geo. Smith Co; J Tinkham Co; J II Durham
Co; Harmon 4 Co.; Smith Pollard, Chicago J II
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-19
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