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CUTTINGS fA1ENI Ava nmO s-''
!: s.: !: !: ~
wishing to get pic -,
ture tina will never fade or ehanse IN TUG 's'', "
the superiority of Cutting Ambrotypes' BE par
tieulnr if In want % one ot these, to call al the
aupaoI.pr GALLERY, No. ). Third Street Pictures
are warranted to give entire satsf faction and guar
anti.d 10 equal any in the western country. lie has
90, The larges, and finest Gallery between ST. LOUIS
and Chicago, with side light and Ky light, when no
other iaiery in this city has. lie has the exclusive
r,rh, Of this paten, for keokuk and Lee county Al!
other pictures protesting TO be The same are counter
feits. and o. imposition the public They are
but worthless im,ationsoi the genuine Amorotype,
gotten up to deceive the public. The Ambrotyre
will keepi in water we'll "a upon the parior tsoie
They may also be set ia .omb stones, and remain
unImpsred for ages.
Ess- Instructions given 10 Ambrp typing, and al
80 m taking pictures glass not patented to SUIT
those who wish TO travel. He has also large
.to,E of chemicals on hand and colIodeon of the I'm
Ell quality and ready fer use.
GALLERY 30. 3, Third-st, keokuk. Iowa:
aprss-du EMERSON, Artist.
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Gempcs.s.en h. the L.ac OF Trmde.

FINtN ROOFING, and ali kinds ~ jpbb ng work
L done Oh the must reasonable terms hy the under
signed. And all work done warranted TO be equal
70 any other shop VA this city or State
\. B--shop On the curatr Of Main and Ninth
Streets. FREDERICK ZUG0.
kookuk June l3ifm
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q. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer IN Notions and
Fancy Dry GoO0s,

Wholesale Dealer IN Netisns and
Fancy Dry GoOds,
q4MAIs SrREEr, kkoKux, Iowa.
Anew stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered the market. Our stock 10 purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and we pledge
ourselves to sell at prices rs low for cash or to good
time buyers St. Louis or any other western mar
ket.
and examine our goods and prices before buyingelse.
where. Ne vii consider 1t no trouble To how hem
through stoek.--arr28-d2w
A FINE stock u Pocket Cutlery for sale iow MT
n apr 70 HtsToN'o.
A HEAVY stuck of Cap, Letter, Ladies bat b, Bath
n Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
AMI laid BaG, White and Fancy Coored Envelopes, At
apr2e HusloNs.
A General assortment of German silver and dou-
n bic plated ware, all warranted and at manufsc
tuisr's prices, AT apr2o HteloNS.
extensive stock Of Whips and Lsshes n, man
IA ufscturer's prices at spr2s HusioN's.
LARGE H., Of n-.:a1iai Sewers, BAD, grape
4 ~ leaves and ali kinds of Millinery ,so.is.t
apr26 HUsioN's.
ryHg Finest assortment of Ribbons ever offered IN
I the market. at apr2s HtsToN's.
4 (yLOcko enough TO supply the market, OF every
/ ~ variety of pattern, jerome 9 make, warranted
and al manufscutrer's prices, at HusIoN's
spr26
/ V,nE best assortment of Lace Wells and Dres,
/ / trimmings at apr25 HIsTON's
/ A LaRGE and fine lot of kid aioyes Of ever,
/ "A grade at apr2s HuSToSs.
/ endless variety Of silk and Linen Pocket hand
! n kerchiefs and eravats at apr26 HUSTON 5.
/tol.D and common Jeselry, and Gold and SILVER
~ watchea. at apI2b HUsION's ,.
LIVERY variety Of goods comprised in the Motor
IL AMI Fancy Goods line at Illusions at prices tha
canno, fai 20 induce purchase and benefit the buy
or. Call at No. VI, and examine for yourselves
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CAIsD ID.

Ii X. KEEDER deNetes his attention espeej lly
i l.. IT, the ba.iaes II Counsellor at law and Con
veyaaser. lie j. also Notary Pablo, AID will ar
tern tn all the duties of that ofsce HIS office ],
vita smith L vansicklsn, dealers in real estats.
sept. 18th, 1850. If
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test Of two years, and has
not it's eq usl in the Mis-
sissippi valley; aud to
the . Golden Harp" be-
ing = greatly improved
Premium Cook stove.
Their assortment OF
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal IL extensive.---
Some entirely new pat
terms, one Of which, the
/" Young America, .
splendid parlor stove, re-
Gently patented, will DC
found superior to any in
vention of the age Tor To
)diating heat. They have
on sale 1T their store II
st. Louis, from whicf
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New Grocery & Provision Store

~ RlNYAA co, having established them.
NJ. selves on the south eide Of Fourth street near
10 the Mark et House, have received large and we'll
selected stock " 0roceres TO which they rcspeetful
lyrail the attention of the citizens Of Keokuk and
vi>inity. Provisions ana Feed VI all kinds kept
cons family on hand. All articles delivered in any
part IL the city free 1T charge. dec. -, DIT
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Keep the Nimble Sixpence Roll

ing.
AN receiving large stock Of hrst class goods, Of
every style. direct from the eastern cities, which
will be sold cheap for cash,
Come and what bargains. Hear We our cry,
and we will make glad thy home. freely invite
all hands % unite Friends Of Freedom cheap, yes,
very cheap. Swell the song, young and old the
! strain prolong. My stock consists in part of the
DRY GOODS,
Driilings Domessics, bleached and brown Shifting,
checks. co;tonades, 0snaburgs. Linen goods Of all
kin ts &c. Uf dress goods have a great variety !.
Bar rs. Barge de LANES, chalcs sin Tissues,
Null and Swiss Muslins, Dotted swiss-,+4h CHAINS,
Prints, &e.: Also, in thir depnttaent Il an extensive
stock Of notions
4 great variety Of the above article. Mems aud
| goys' Wool. Leghorn, straw, Panama and Chir
I Hats Ladies and Misses Legharn, Straw and
Braid Bonnets and Hats Parasos Of all kinds, to
salt the taste of all.
a Boors AND SHOES.
. An excellent assortment Of Ladies' and Misses
Boots and shoes, dhiters, slippers and Buskins
Mems and Boys Boats, Shoes and hrogans.
Crockery~-l have "a splendid lot Of Quecnsware
r iirec, from the city If Sew York which am con
heent can sell cheaper than any house in this cit
y among which Is endless quantity VI common
teas AMI general assortment Of every thing il
tkis line.
!. In addition 10 the above. have = large stock Of
Is FRESH GROCERIES,
Which you all know retaiied lower than whole
sale prices and also late importation Of choie
Teas of every kind.
A sketch This stock is the lsrgest and most Va
ried and will b. sold cheaper than before offer
cd in this market have also on hand large Ia
Of summer Clothing. which will be sold Tow 81
ures. With such y complete assortmen MT in ever
depart ipent Of trade think can offer ind nee mel
purchasers not exceiied by any house inthis cit,
Call ~ No. 81 Main street, hetwsen ID and 81
and ~ No. lqs Main street, between sth and 9tl
keokuk, Iowa ). 5. BILLINGS.
snrtT.iAw
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'. ArTfkkf US 1 Ia1nn6{rssi 49,

- = = - SNSA~1 1AAA11 -
r WOULD rsspsstlally sall ~ aA4satin u ~
i Ladies - ~ l4res ed vail aDaeeesa s4esk q
Fall and WiAtsr 6oods, Which gta I'll - Clnsls.
nati prioss- ~ STOCK esaslsts q siak, slEAW, 90
velvet 3onasasi aasos . .pseaa1 as(ase.eat =
casv. los wtll Andsvsgythinetn theA 6tl1iaegyAa1
fansy besnsss, at my sseAAlisAnset. u ~ loaass
fashioa. A also psspased - - III vssA g NJ
bssiasss st ~ sAsssss naslss. sssA . inss Ssin
nings hleaeAiAgs pressing I'D nakiag hosssaa e
every description 70 order. ! will wasfant ~
wSrk " give sstiAkActtoA.
Comseae, sens ~. No troahls 70 show roods q
Mrs. 0lsany's, Ne. ~ JsAason esesss, bstveea lad
and - dlsessy oppssats ohasrg Galooa
ssPs9e11y Mne. 0LnNEY.
D6Oko AnD oHATIONE8TI
Fer sAe Kall TraAalI
1hs Lar0at aA6 moss cemplele &oeksrsr
brougkt 60 xeoeoii!
TI3 :aAe9tass i nov II ss.siSs q ~ sleek II
! Hacks, eta1ionefy, -, ~, vAash - bsss
sought dirsseiy from nauslactursrs ard yoAlisA-
oeD.
His lasfsly iasseassd easilitiss Tor bsyias gtvss
hin every oavontogs h se0peking win - lafusst
sstahliGhnents b IL West.
His 6o1se nesns ars laxoe snl Slegnat-D0pAr-
Ing isvursAly witA my q TIE Deok esAhlishnSats
IL ~ Target 1ltIss & ~ Ualen.
AssGAAslsaaa III sthsss ~ iavits1 % ell -.
sxaaise tie Stock sd Psisss. = ,, 00DkN.
sEtsf Ne. ~ AAiA stsset,
sspl3d Nsst " tAs sss1er - aeosaA
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ylNHEs L pictures are
L ahead If any thing
ever before made. The
subscriber would call
the attention OF those
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Greas Excitement.

MORE FLOUR for the Dollar, At the City MILF
4Nx store, than wAs offered in The city If ke-
okuk. Those wishing . choice article Of new
Wheat Flour, can be supplied by leaving their or
ders At the City Mills Store.
Also, tae cheapest Groceries offered in the
city. Oar stock was selected with great care and
expressly for the city, and tater ourselves that
Ne MAKE il IL the advantage Of all our custom
en- VINO may give Us call.
Also. Away on hand ffesh supply of Country
Produce.
You will bear in mi1d that guarantee our
Flour ~ be ual any that is brougni to this
ket, and 10 suit the purch Ascr or the money re-
funded.
Aii goods delivered TO any part Of the city Free
Of Charge. W. IL. AUSTIN co,
: jy25-djm Main ST., bet. SIh and 5th.
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The Subscribers, preprie =
tors of the Empire Stove
Works, St. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
halc-s in Iowa that they
have established a branch,
of their house in keokuk,'
where they will keep con-
stantly ON hand . large
and well-as.orted stock
Of
n, n ~ ns
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w slant employment and the highest prices paid.
aag22 w. ii AUSTIN Co.
"AAIED "A good practical miller, can have
w steady employment al the City Mills.
aug? W. Ill. AUSTIN g. ca.
" ANfED-I 100 .01e good understandable slaves,
w for which We viii pay the highest cash price
Also 100000 hooppoles.
ugsa W H. AUSTIN 4 co,
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rlvo THR STOCKH0LDkRS or THE Ke0KuK,
i Fort Dies Neinss, and Minnesota Railroad Co.
Notice u Asrsby given thAt the eighth call ef u
per cent, will - aas and payable on The 3sth q
October nsxt, ~ ~ Company o0cs, In ksokuk,
70 Wnlian Leighton, Treasurer.
WA. LkINAION, HUGH Z. Reid,
Sssge1sxy. PSeo141nt.
Ksot al, arpt. nth, lSts.
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yLYAaTED-Thrss Carpenters. Apply .
w J. Y. kTkW Art,
augl1 Cor. - Johsesa -.

anglia Ger = JoAassa -.
WANTED AND NOTICE.
A LARGE nnnbss ot pessons will " q ]. q.
"A STEWART = co. 8 I1tslliasnss ara 0e,eeaA
Agency Olkss, N. w. corner IL TSirl and Johuasa
sta, sp stairs, every day this vs1k. 70 hire Mo-,
women, Boys - Girls, 10 city 40 eeaAtfy. Cali,
IL yoa wsnt work. [snnB
OOAYAtng.
A LII psrso0s in want q hoasdssv e beosdiae
"A places will % veil 70 sail q the Boardsrs 81.
change, Northwest eosnsS II 81 JohnsSo ~.
jy3lda J. Y. D1EWAkr4 90.
Wanso6 HMno61oeo1V.
1.-TWO HUNDRED kAouRxRS, ~ whoa eeel
. wagss and soastaAt s1Rloynsnt will - gives.
Apply q J. 4. STEWART ca. rs
Intslligsnse and 0snessl ASSESSOR Ones,
n. ". Cosnss q ~ ed JeHassa S.,
jy3o-du w Stairs.
COLLEOTlNO AGENCY. :
TnSHBsshsst6sFs hsvs opsas1 - ASsssy q TIL
i city fer ~ eplleseioo q ndllD an1 AeeounAo.
AsscAants, Mechanics, Proleseional men, md ~.
sTs, can depend spon prompt attention hsisg givsa
to theis esllsctions.
Particular sttsatiop will b given ~ Aessts f1
Laadlssas, II Renting, nsking out $500, asd ~
lssting. J. u. STEWART 400.
OAesNortA-wsss sos. Thirl , 1ohasnsts.,
jyls-d U Stain.
EMPLOYEES wishing eood Help viii 1sl -.
IL spessa6lS 6sEvants q The Intellassnse eud Gen.
eral Agsncy O0os, n. ". sesnsr - u ~ anAa.
son sts.. NJ stAin. J.0. GIDWAAT %.
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nE ACRES of timbsssd Land, upon vAish h .
lUO splendid Saw Atil In fall opsfAties, 0DiAe
excellent work. The sboys land hes undoubsed ~
dsnss Of tAsss bsAg sxtsasavs skssks Of Coal ID
il. ous ssaneAiS0s DWsllisg A0sss, with ost-
houses, etc.; situated miles 1ro0 6al<n, Henry
county, Iowa. FOR Partisulass, apply TO
j. u. ETkWAkT AGO.
North west cor. Third = Jehnssa sts.,
an1lkA In ktafen
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NTuIIGE.-Wiilb be sold to pay charges II not call
~ "a for within thirty days. Planning Machines,
and Box Maehhes Received per steamer Sam
Young, september lath, 1885, in the name ot Will
son russ. . ,a
aug p tuNNai.E, sM IN ".
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THE Subscribers receiving large additions
i 70 former stock VI Hardware anu HvusskseptnG
wares, 70 which Invite the attention Of Deeless
and CunsumNss.
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W. II. AUSTIN co.

Hp9PEkISj If all kinds done u order aud TRIM
~ sn.ng done in ANY part Of tae city.
All orders left nj the ''Clty Mill Store will be
promptly attended to.
aug Il W. II. AUSTIN & Co.
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vYIR Are receiving our assortment OF BailderD
w Hardware, diseSt fron msnofnStsssrs; also
variety Of Aschaaics' Tools, which We oer for sal
at l50 Main street, Union Block.
sur30 HITCHCOCK, MOTT . co.
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PARLOR HEATING Groves. -
DARL0R and eating Stoves. for wsod ors
il coal. Of new styles and patterns, Tor 49,
by TILLIN0HAST, LANEt eUEL.
.ept5d l3e Aain-st.
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This appendix Ia must OF Mr. Forucy'. election
dispatches has oei'cd some inquiry among she
democracy at the South Its scarcely necr~,,,.
ny 10 inform the faithful, we should thjuk. ,Aat
the mystical subscription translates "PosiscriU :
-senl this news fourard than it may not ar
toe late 10 gull the weak. The Savannah lie
publican is foster patcr 10 the following, upon
the despatch announcing the result in Penusyea-
na
"A knot of Democrats were ia conflb over the
gratifying intelligence il contained, when one of
the company enquircd: "Who is this Mr. Z. ).
Forwards he 10 be relied oul' Whercupen
Democrat present declared that lo hal known
him for many years, that he was good Dcue
crat, and highly respectable citizen Of lhIadel
phia !"
This is equalled hy,a story we heard told ON a
Democrat in Spot,y vania, and which is vouehed
for To Us as true. Three or four Democrats were
talking about the election whenan American"
present said he would not vote iar Buchanan FIR
constable. One of the Democrats spoke ap
quickly and said be had done it und would d. il
again. The inquiry of course wu, as "a when l,o
had voted thus! Why voted for Buchanan tar
constable, and mean 10 vote for him for pre,i
dent. The buchanan alluded 10 isa citizen Of
Spotsylvania. but the party going Demacgnt
didn't know the difference between Rarhnnan If
Wheata land and Buchanan Of Shady Grove.
Fredericksburg Herdld.
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'IF THERE Re rHosg, NORTH on selfh VINO h'sIbh
An ADMINISTRATIONS the NoRrH As AGAINST 1Ht
sorru OR ron THE SOUTH as AGAINST tntNoRfH rHEh
ARr NOT THE nnS wHo SHOULD GIVE THEIR SUFFRAGE
TO MI ron MY owS FART, Ksow ONLY nv eorNTu1s
wnaLr COUNTRY am NOTHING BUT Ny COUNTRY -
Nllara Ifi1nores Address has landing ai Nes Iort
HrHE FOUNDATION OF NY PREFERENCE IS That &R
FILLMORE HAS ADMINISTERED TN ENEorffrK aofEHS-
NEWT Win SIGNAL SUCCESS AID ABILITY. IN HAs HrEs
TRIED AND FOUND rRUE, FAITHFUL HONEST ANb euN-
sclESrlors. --HeHfy Ciap.
at fropeal % the Missouri Compromise afford, ~
inst ground for coHtrorersV with Southern brcih
ren-certainly none by which they should be der-sz
cd Of their Coo sttutional rights.
III ynn wish Chief Magistrate 10 administer ths
Constitution aud laws impar,iay, aud IL evera reH.
Of the aloe. giving TO EVgaY STARR and EvtRf fsR=
EiroRY aud cir1zFS his just due without irar
or fa,or then Won may cast your votes for me
s'and sron The brpad platform ~ tbs CoafHa'''H
and TIE iers Il should b eaiisd agas 70 ada"is'e
fhs Gossrnmeuf, fht Constitution aHd ~ l5t sbiH r.
t4eeu,ai 81 crery hazard aad al enryy eastfinofes
Porhfstfr Speech
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Ynnkee Bnspadeure.

Hon. TRUMAN SMITH. former L. 8 Senator
from the State Of Connecticut. publishes in the
New York Herald an address 10 The People Of
Connecticut" urging the election Of Fremont TO
the Presidency, from which we take the follow
ing paragraph:
pay no more attention 10 the threats Of disunian
which come up from the South than do 10 the i#iIe
wind ] believe there Is hemp enough u every South
ern statc-and patriotic hands enough to apply it
to do ample justice Il these traitors 40 language AMI
roltroons in heart and in conduct
This insoent old abolition sooundre was IN
Lynohburg about year hgo and was treated
with politene-- and respect while here. We
think he even partook Of the ho,pialiiies OF a
prominent and esteemed citizen. Now that he
has got back in biz bo, bed Of fanatcsm aud a
mong his kindred spirits Of OWL, he, like mean
and nngratefnl wretch. dares 10 threaten South.
crn gentlemen who prefer disunion to the dicfa-
tons. aggressions and tyranny Of fanatics, with
the gallows, II be will but show his ugly coun-
,cnance and contemplate old carcass here again.
will convince him that hare hemp enough
and patriotic hands enough 10 apply it. In do am.
pie Jostic" 10 a traitor in language aud po,roon
in heart aud conduct"
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aIHAIRsIN NIaARAGIA.
Report ofFaihsr Jydoa he Results Of his Dip
iomlt,e Mission 10 the United Sfafes. 10 The
Niaisisr Of Stat, and Foreign Ag,tirs Of the
Snpremt Gorefnm,nl II Nienagna.

Rsporto fFdihtr JyHoa The Results Of This Dip
Ion ate Mission 10 the United Sfafes. 10 The
Miaistsr Of Sfais and Foreign 4 6dirs Of the
Supreme Gortfnmsnt u Nicaragua.
GHANAuA. July II. I-5G
Although Immediately after NY arrival in Til,
city. presented myself brior,, the supreme. pro-
vislan1l government 10 rrndor account OF The
mission with which bad been nttusted near Tie
supreme government Of the Northern @ tfedern
tim. now that the presidential chair ! occupied
by III" most worthy Sir William Walker ! deem
"a light to repeat the views which then laid be.
fore IT, Since the / Tn nf Mny last, the supreme
government Of the United States has rec ,euIzed.
without any restriction condition. the supreme
government of this republic, aud The high fine
iinnary who directs the destiny of TINT great re-
public IN receiving me diplomatic minister
from this rrpphlic, declared 10 me that he enter
tnln"d the most friendly and f,nfernnl sentiments
tor Nicaragua: that be- desired 10 dtuw stilI elo.
-rr those ties by means Of diplamaiie relations,
in order 10 strengthen the good understanding
bet~ren tho twa governments he himself being
IN the highest degree Interested in the transit nt
the subjects of that republic oyer the gfcn high.
way whloh-being Entrusted. as a rich pledge. to
the r"pnblc Of Ncaragua the two
oceans.
sr. Minister. il is impossible to give you nm
idea at The general enthusiasm which rrign. ~.
erywhcr' IN the United State- for Ncarhpua-
IT, territorial riches nre highly esteemed that
tins enthusiasm approaches eAaggastiou, and
lhefe i no doubt that our republic. allied IN
friendship with TINT of North America. will make
nealculabe progress.
II l. the greatest sai.f tction IL me 10 have ful
filled the object 81 my commission. aud 20 hive
rendered 10 my country service Of 81 much i'm.
porfance.
BE gpod enough. Sr. Minister, 10 lay this re
port before his EXorIleney the President. and to
a-sur" him OF my respect submission and obedi.
raee, rs also thnt A. Il good Sun al the country
love 50 tend"rly, shall always be ready to de-
vote myself t. IL service.
Receive Sr. Minister the assurance Of my
most respectful considerations your devoted ser
want AUGGSTIN Will
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The Isoynlty of Evidence, Or ,'r world in he
Witgcs--hsN


Diverse as are tie opinions of men even Of the
.ainc age aud country aho t subjects apparently
the simplest and cast liable 10 mi,eons truction,
If : MT II he wpnd rcd at that an universal con
enrrrnee of mankind IN favor Of any prahlrta
should be regarded a> TO USE a lawyer'~ term,)
II ''roVal evidence" oi lis truth, Indeed. - con
elusive i, this concurrence deemed. that many
iheologaus usge il upon the attention of mate
riali>t> and skeptc, rs a resi,t!c>s argument IN
favor at divinity.
In fact upon only TWO propositions can "" ID
tan hrmivtr>d occurrence Of humanity; upon
all other points nnd questions mankind have
agreed 10 differ
In the existence of supreme Creator, all
tribes and races ut men concur. They give him
different attributes in accordance with their pc
cu.ier ta-tr- bot IN the general belief HAT there
is "a God. they are unanimous.
In the efficacy Of HoIloway's tejrersal KEN
odies for the cure Of disease. y IKE unaninntv OK
ISIS in the opinion Of The worll All countries.
tihcs, md races upon earth employ these rrne
Z % and derive h,uofit from their use. Millions
"a, sayages to whose cars the very name ot Christ
la, never vet been whispered. IRE familiar ",it
t1e properties and powers of liolloway's external
and Internal remedies. hciri,>innaries nt health
hive preceded tho>c OF The Gospel: and in NUN
terlr-- instances the l'hy -ieal rIietimparted hy
the iormer has obtained and secured favorable
audience for TIE more absirac, and intangible
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Facts 10 be- R.m.mber.d.-Hend,n ens.

IN Moolf idrtFttStr gives To- the public the
i"llewlng interesting md pertinent facts which
should be borne in mind by all the honest aud
patriotic voters Of the country. North aud South
Let them be atieniyely read and diligently pan
dcred.and W. ar that the pntri jiism of Nirz
guia and the South will faithfully sustain the
man who has So nohly aud proudly upheld south
rrn rghts. southern interests. and southern III
siituiions. In word. the people of the South
will gailanily rally around The standard of Nil
lard Fillmore, aud illustrate alike their wisdom.
ihr'f gratitude, Hud their love ef country hv tn
umphnnty elec'ing BIN to the ehicf mag.iraey
Of thu Republic:
Int II BE- rtmtattttd, That Mr.. Fillmore neY
or made speech against slavery. or uttered IA
sentiment ia dcnuuciaron the institution IN Ii
life. while Mr. buchanan hn- denounced II a.
great nornl social and political e1il.and thank ID
God that hi- lot had been cast in STATE where
slavery hnd IN existence.
I'D IL BE- tfpiembtf,d. Tint Mr. Fillmore ney
or IN any public meeting. or dchbetatise ossorn
bly,. atlrrcd resolutions against slavery " the in
iorests al the South, while Mr buchanan, a. rar.
~ "a lel", when thu grrut question in relation
10 the admission of Missouri Wis first arlrltrl
introduced resolution" in public meeting in
Lancaster, Ia. against the adui- .ion 81 Mi..aa-
n into the Union ~ slave Stat. aud against H.
extension over the territories.
In IL be remembered. That Mr. Fillmore ney-
while Mr.. buchanan IN ona .sc..i,, 60.
five abolition petitions introduced himself ,hi,,s
seven.
"Ltt il be remembeIsd, That Mr. Fillmore ney
err voted toi "A resolution or bill while in Congress
10 interfere with The insii,niion..af the s,n,h -,
anv manner. shan, ~, c,,,, a.. ~. -
did was to vote ag,jpst nropo.iti,,. - L.. ,,,al
resolutions or bill. on ,Ln ,nbIa snob soI11,, H..
ing ties, votes upon the me,;ts If rho ,.,'i,;,,,,
themselves T.,
LET il be ffm,mb,y,d Tia, A., luI,,.,.o .l,;l..
President. brought rho Who'll f,,co - t.ai.,..,
i.ra,ion Ia ben, in rayo, - ,l,a a, ~,
ures of ls,p. md lhs,.l, ..n,,,'i - -.
all that .he demand,d NV '''''
.Lti5g y,,n,n,b,,,J Tia, N. I,;u......
Will President ,,r,ol 80. ,r a.,
and Aboljtioni.t. Lso.,,,.a, l,. ] .
appointed sound e,ns.rva,,yo mo-, j., H.. ,,,5l
md FOR tn. liz =. Ia = 49,
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