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ING. - a.
a. Il. nEMESG a CO.,

a. L.. UENESG q Co.,
Successors 70 Granville Il. smith Coz
DAEkERS and dealers in Exchange, keokuk, 10.
DSght checks all the principal cities constant
ly for sale in ~ snit
Collections on this city rcmittcj for promptly a.
current rates % Exehangr.
We viii tuy and sell all kind Of Gold, Specie,
and uncurrent Bank Notes, AT hes, rates.
Interest allowed special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Messrs. +. " Clark Dodge Co. :"
Lucas 4 ;,lInvnds. ST. Louis.
y. w CLARK & Bros
y. Corwith s Co., Gaiena.
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DRODUCE, t1mmissian and Forwarding Mer
i ohauts. corner of State and south Water street
Chicago, Ill. febi2dti
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SNOW a GlsI.KNl..

COMMISSION Merchants. wholesale uroeers ond
- Dealers in Produce, Man street, between Fourth
snd Fifth, ksokuk. Iowa.
September /. Is55.--dIY
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JOSEPH nAaILL,


w and Forwarding Merchants, Ne. 81 Levee,
three doors below Locust street, St Louis, No.
March 4, IS50-d
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Apples: Apples apple.

TOYS. TOHSi
A GREAT variety cf Toys. Musicsl Instruments,
Dails, &c, for children, for asle by
feblqd CkEI0HT0N OuAfER
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DHI@rTAN and Surgeon. Office corner s. -
l. johnson streets. up stairs, lteakak. lowe
mchsdtf
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Y. d. soNKRNfiLE. JOHNSON kvHp g y. BRADFORD
Y, a.. Produce a (amtnt s.ton House

SUIMEkk II.I.L, BHADFlND a 10, General
lCPrCduee. Commission AMI Forwarding Aereaauts
Scw orleans. Particular attention paid 70 the pur-
chase and sale Of Western Produce Also, 10 The
Receiving aud Forwarding business generally. Or
ders respectfully solicited, ~. u lchaapi alss
street.
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fSurns a. EscBtgen

yNTH0LESALE trocers. Forwarding and Com
w mission Merchants, Leyee, heokuk, Iowa.
July 9, is55.-dly
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nF GEo. X. ANDERSON an Third, between Main
Oand johnson Streets, keokuk, Iowa, Collections
on this city Temitted promptly, al current rate Of
Exchange.
w. Interes; on deposits when specially agreed
up@u.
Refer to f. W. Clark & Bros, J ps
Bogy, Mil,enberger d Co., DahNe's' g Loni.
John j. Anderson Co.,
T.. W. Clark, Dodge Co, New York City
% Offee hours from A. NJ 10 81
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=. w. 4 III. TUCKER.

IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in Hardware
l and Iutlery, corner Of Main and Second Streets,
sign of the RED paddock.
July q. is54--dly.
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nominated .Stephel,As Douglas, maefS- applause
succeeded the nominati ons, of Messrs. buchanan
and Douglas, utlir. Pierce, name was received
very colby. ~. e,ttF
Tho Chair requested the Convention to be as
orderly as possible, as, when the frst ballot was
cast, some persons In the gallery Kissed IS vote
after vote was cast for Buchanan. He said that
unless the person kissing was exposed eshould
clear the gallery
Tho New York Softs gave Pierce Is votes and
the Haris gave Buchanan Il.
On the Cd ballot Buchanan gained 33 votes,
Pierce losing s, Douglas and a haif' aud Cas-
gaining f.
On the Sd ballot Buchanan lost /, PiCrcc l.,
and Douglas gained ., in Kentucky, Buchanan
gained 9, Douglas lost !, in Wis; Douglasgain
i, Cass lost 1, IN Ohio.
On tho 4th ballot the only change Except the
regular n. Y. Change) was in KY, where Bueh-
auan and Pierce gained /. each, and Douglas
lost 2.
On the 9Th ballot Buchanan gained /, Pierce
lost /, in Mass; Buch lost II, Douglas gained
| 13, in Ky.
On the 9Th ballot Tenn. changed - votes from
Pierce to Buchanan; in KY. Buchanan gained 2,
Pierce /, Douglas lost 8.
The announcement of tho Tennessee vote
was received with cheers, which were checked
by the Chair.
9Th ballot.-Tennessee turned from Buchanan
TO DOuSlaS u aHOteSS sAEkdnSS4S G4lhuSSA uSA q
| votes from Pierce to Douglas; Buchanan gained
1 in Mass; Georgia changed from. Pierce to q
for Douglas and 8 for Buchanan-Piercc folks
looking down and Douglas gaining pluck Blu
t!chanan's friends are confident
Bates, of Tenn, moved to adjourn till 10 o.
clock tomorrow. Net by loud cries of No, no.
Motion withdrawn.
sth ballot-Buchanan gained in Maine and
9th Iallot-Buchanan gained i in Mass: and
Nd. and lost in KY.
A motion to adjourn was lost by an immense
The Alabama delegation asked to obtain leave
to adiour few moments
10th ballot-ycrmont changed from Pierce
to Douglas votes; Douglas gained 9 in Ohio.
18th ballot-Maryland gave her entire vote
for Buchanan.
Another motion to adjourn was met by loud
cries Of mol Lost
10Th ballot-No material change.
Another motion to adjourn was lost.
18th ballot-Rhode Island broke from Pierce,
casting two votes for Buchanan.
Motion was again made and the states were
called, lost
vote for Buchanan.
The convention then adjourned till nine A NJ
Ito-morrov
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NAIL LErrrxG.-Samuel Lewis, Esq, Of the
National Hotel, in this place, has taken the con-
tact for carrying the mail daily Except Sun
tsysJ between here and Wheeling, for the sum
q Que cent per annum. The route is to be dl'
viied here, and Dan. B. Edison, Of FairTicw, has
taken the route from this place to Cambridge for
$l,igg.-S. ClaiaSritIe CarOn.
For the very life of us, we cannot see why the
route from here to Cambridge was cut in two
This is one of the oldest mail routes in the Uni
ted States, and it was to be presumed that the
Department was too well posted in relation toit,
to be hurnbugged into dividing it. The amount
Of the bid on the route from this city to St
CairsviLle-the enormous sum of ONE CENT
ought to have opened the eyes of the Postmas-
Ter General, and caused him to inquire into the
necessity of the division. Oae cent is compen-
sation for nothing, unless it be for clay pipe or
three toby cigars, ora stick Ofcandy; certainly it
is no compensation for carrying the mails one
whole yea, once day each way, OEera distance
Of eleven miles Will the contractor be paid
monthly, or quarterly? On which Office will he
receive drafts for his pays
Bat to be serious; for this is too serious
natter to the people on the National Road, West
O st Clairsville, to joke about; we look upon
TIE division of this route as simply an outrage
ePoa the public, and done only for the purpose
q sustaining one man in running an omnibus
'-'Feen the two points, and not for the accom-
iaodAtion Of the public. The mail matter unde,
'a' arrangement for offices west Of the division,
must be locked up in the st. Clairsville Office
i'f one whole night requiring letters and papers
.sodays to go adistance of from 10 to 80 miles.
Inc people supplied with mail matter at Rich
aad' Louisville, MOrristown, Hendrysburg,
tHF'iew, MiddlebOurnc, and Washington, mus,
y considered as DOught, in order that one man
nay De accommodated Wewere simple enough
believe that mail routes were established fol
'asezPress purpose ofaccommodating the people,
at here We have striking instance of the
mistake We labOred under. We thought, in oul
simplicity, that public officers were selected by
ue people to attend to their interests, and carr,
wi their wishes but We learn in this, as ii
O.neF instances, how soon they become the poo
pc masters We do not know how many poo.
Pe are served with mail matter at the abOv.
onees- but We viii put it down at 20, 600. Now,
l.,sss Of these people are thrown one day. late,
WIN their mail matter, that one man may b
sustained = in business. operation between ST.
S's''IVile and Wheeling.
e.
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ORR last night exchanges from Cincinnati IN
date no abatement of the crowded state of their
eiiy. They quote everything appertaining to
lie mania of excitement as not at its culmina-
trc point. By night and day the interest grows
s,ace. We see the Times has taken to issuing
fur editions per day, and the Gazette three.
Doubtless, from all appearances, the inhabitants
the Queen city, although duly notified that
there would be crowd there, were taken by
surprise.
Everything in the shape Of entertainment is
in demand, and at this distance one can almost
hncy he secs the smiling faces of the thousand
vendors ofalI that can minister to the inner or
outer man, as they pocket the quarters, and ask
what more: We'll, they are having their harvest,
AID like prudent discreet people, not knowing
when the variable gales of politics will ever blow
towards them again, they make the most of it.
Doubtless the great majority went pre- tty
uuch as Old Bullion tells the Missouri Demo-
cat, be did, just to see the farcical shams and
the points that entered into the elements Of Pre-
silent making. A great many went because
round tickets could be had at half prices and
iast better seeing investment, for the same
uaaey, was not likely to turn up in the course
cfthc summer. Then too, that by no means
Eeagre part of the melee, those who had hopes
head dependent upon the action of the con-
1cution, must needs be on hands, so that un-
sbtEuding merit should not be overlooked when
tie bargain and spoils' issues shall come up.
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robRI5cfcSIs1s 8 TI4EpKt14Sf. Il.


aeainst spurious ImIt6tous Or
il DIR. De GRANTS "ELEoFRIC OIL - / shan pFos-
eettte any party Who my copy Fighte2 hula This (gn
ninel Electric on has cured lie Nayorpf Camden % P2es
ard Agln fs; also, Hon. John Iaineon Of Huntig.t
dOns Hon +, KIlngsuTt whom It took % lbs erutehes IN
day and more than 100 others In whose
names haye been Published IN the PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
The Wholesale dealers in Philadelphia would cot eounte
nance scamp guilty or the FaEcality
In HaETiaburEh, Pa, John Wyeihr, Esq, the wei known
Druggist there caused te and Imprisonment Of
PdsstRe who attempted initiation Of this valuable
PHrI1nE1F11i May 9Th, 1850
10 de People dAd DFua0ists throughout Ehe ESitef
SEfes1st Of By Prof De GFaths Electric on Jos
Free, West PhadCipia, Of rheumatism III. Rodenbok,
Montgomery CO., rheumatism aud spFan; Mrs. Ogden, No.
$50 Fourth street, Inflammation Of hoEss; Ars Aayand,
Provideee shingles and eaed breast; 1Ir. VIM Spence,
Chestnut street, feon and neuralgia Henry Campbell,
Lower Nar0n Of burns and scarlet feyersand eighteen
others.
~ Every Druggist knows that te only Genuine Electric
on Is made By the sole Inventor and proprietor, at bis old
ONCE 70 which an orders muEt e addressed to procure tie
PhoE. CHAs. DE GRATn,
Old Once. SO s0uth sth St, near Chestnut
N Sold by al Drugglsfs
my14 f-.--f' BridFe cOrnsr.
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ForyD DEAD.-The body of Mary White,
sod -. was found dead in the basement of an
ID house occupied by several families, on the
,,st side of Market street above Adams De-
,s.sei was married, and her husband left the CT
tr OF Tuesday of last week. She was last seen
Wednesday evening of last week, and from the
OF.nsivc odor arising from her rooms the neigh
bs-s we're this morning constrained to break
s,.a the doors, upon doing whichthcy found her
dad and decaying body lying between the bed
md the wall, the feet upon the bed. Coroner
p.y, frO,, the facts in evidence deemed the call,
is Of jury unnecessary, and ordered the ne
c:-sary funeral preparations. The death result
Fl from iutempcrance
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Tar City Council had called meeting We'd,
,esl,y evening, but as we were not informed OF
il, we could not report the proceedings. The
ordnance assessing water tax for 1856 was
rrgd approved and signed Permission was
pr,n,ed to the HempfieId Railroad to construct
a track from their depot to connect with that Of
Mcssrs FOrsythcs & Balm, the grade of the street
MOTTO be altered, and the city reserying the
RIGHT to order its rcrnOralat any time, upon Civ
ing ten days notice. The Council will be in
session again on Tuesday evening.
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Fourth Day-Norainq.


CIScISSATI, June 5.-The Convention assem-
bled at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Stevenson of Kentucky arose to make q
report from the committee On credentials The
committee had not agreed but representing the
majority as he did he was ready to read the
same if the convention pleased When order
was restored he claimed the indulgence of the
convention while he spoke the sentiments by
which the majority had been actuated. They
had gwen three days attention to the case, had
heard both parties claiming seats and after able
arguments both sections of that party agreed to
stand upon the nobleplatform of the convention,
and had pledged their honor to unite in making
common battle for the nominee of the conven-
ton. 1t is lamcntablc that the great Democra-
cy should be rent by dissensions but they have
passed away and both have agreed to bury the
mast in oblivion uniting the last two platforms
adopted by New York state. He the read the
report and preamble modified, recognizing the
SOfts as a regularly organized portion of the
Democratic party and Hards as an organized
body, resolving that the two sections be now con-
solidatcd, that the softs have ~ delegates and
the hartIs &c delegates, and that the minority
should not be over ruled by the majority, also,
resolved that the delegates be allowed to register
n vote on the platform. He trusted no disunion
would come into the convention, but that the
report would be unanimously adopted. Very
slight applause followed.
GSSIIttLtE Vi AGAs9 GOOEA EEeGI-
ed by immense applause As Chairman Of the
committee, lie was bound to make minority re-
port The minority felt that they had no right
to make distinction between delegations, but to
admit both to equal representation. Great APP
plause) They had been forced to make state
mcnts which led them to this conclusion. He
regretted it, but could not finch from duty
The report concludes with the following resolu-
Re.olred, Thatthe two delegations from New
York be authorized to select each IS degates,
and that the seventy delegates thus selected be
admitted as the delegations of the two sections
of the New York Democracy to this Convention,
and that they be allowed one hour to report
their selections; thetwo delegations to vote sep
erately, each party to be entitled to the II votes
of the State, to be cast alternately by the two
delegations, the SOfts casting their votes first
0mmcnse checTing1
Senator Bayard said of the resolution of the
minority, as proposed before the convention,
not one word was said to create any hard feeling
in either section, but put them on equal footing
the Softs had only this last January stood OF.
! tho national platform, and the only eiaiaa 70
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ia, he frOst has probably been more des'
.-, l+a than was at first supposed. An OK
49, 49,. s,vs that corn and potatoes were cut
down. I to ground and strawberries raueh hurt
Al AM The grapes in frosty situations were killed
81, .omstoes and all carly garden stuff much in.
; ', In some places the cold was so severe as
- lii the corn entirely, and it must be rePlant-
Cd The fruit was too far advanced to be much
injured
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r.,IyA FaEIoHr Canon Saturday last a
.i IN. ~ =. took fire on the Southern Railroad,
It'd p.t.rsburg, Va, and on examination it was
s ,.a.,sr that the whole interior was in flames
T u.s. x,s costly piano, large quantity of
i%., S,oS, and other articles of freight in the
u! IN Of which were consumed.
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION,
Another great Cure sGceted by BoeFAdres Holland Bit
terSThe wife Of Peter De Wtte, living In Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness Of the stomach and indigestion. She had been
physicians for time, but disease
seemed to battle his skill. She purchased Hol
land Differs office, which have given
mach, her appetite and strength returning and firm
~ believe that this another great Effected by your
medicine.
We have st many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy but must await another opportunity One
thing rely what lave published from
persons much respected to community, and literally
true. J. QUINTUS,
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70 CoNsU Mp TIVEs
ARRIVAL OF

DIR. s. pAHCOAsT, FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Dr PnuconHt, late Professor In the Medical Uni
~ verify of PhiladsI,Ihin, this city for
few DAYS before leaving Vest His mode Of treating
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA AND OTHER
CHRONIC DISEASES
the throat Lungs by dedicated ZAhdL1tiO. For
Doctors in the Of Diseases Of
the Lungs Pamphlets and his Treatise Consumption
The former viii be given gratuit0usy on application at the
The Doctor has taken rooms SIeLure House
be consulted 21s between 10 O'Clock A. NJ
FsEDf raneoas, viii be In GAINESVILLE on Tuesday, May
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FEyER Am AGCE.

A Cas- Of Eight Ifonts S20ndia0 Cred6y ROsr1dCs's
Holland Bitters-Michael Kelly No III Grant, Smith
field street saysLast july while running on the river on
taken with Fever and Ague For eight long months
suffered with this dreadful disease The greater part Of this
unable to work, and spent at least dry dollars
for different medicines but found permanent relief
Three weeks of friends insisted upon my
ing BoeTHIECN Holland BieTS,' saying that
guaranteed After trying 1t for only week, must
state was sound man. have been at work for
weeks aud have had of the chs and fever
whatever"
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
ora r. CheSteF'S, Gothic Hail.
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IMEDIG.AI
M SHouLpz TRY "a.
DIR. o.. HOS e TT e r S
CELEBRATED
STOMACHBITTERS.
100000 soItle- sofa In one ear.


NOTHING In the marketnothng In the medical market
IN for the past dy years, has equnleds can
article be produced equa4to lls
GREAT ASTt-nYSFEPTIc
Dr. II Is not oil srannFs recipe,
er experimental result Of Amxtenf Physi-
clans 1t Is the result of profound
elaborate study Of the AMOS: sesnte chRlSts Of
The present. century.
Dr. Hosteer submits invaluable REtcrs any eheEai.
tests, what Is sun better, personal trial nOE your
oEu constitution Tic true properties Of these BisEs Hi
be found the first analysis and the full force great
effects win be made In an Rln1nst ered
Are pyspepties Then celebrated stomach
BtterS. -
Afeyon Buoasf Tn bottle or these rttcrs, and be
relieved once.
you annoyed by indigestionl Remove the by he
free Of these Btters4
Have you Fever ann Asuc3 How many Thousands In the
South have CARED of this destroy.
ing disease, by the Of these BitterS,
An should this great Sntidete We venture e affirm
that while Hestetter Bcrsare ussd case of FEVER ard
enc wine gassul taken three lines day before meals
will be found great tonic agent which all VIII appreciate
when personally satisfied Of the fact tAsy Viii be By Civ
Ing the BttteTs trial.
There Bters, Represented he the which
comparatively worthless. Our Btters arc Without
rival for their medicinal qualities. They arg pat up in
square bottles, containing full quart With The directions
and etr u hoSfstssF's oH1dcE BiIS" blown Tie bot
tic. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
IL For sale by all the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars,
Restaurant, and Dealers generally Throughout the United
Niz'7-' LAUGHLINs BUsuFIELp an
T. II. LOGAN q Co..
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1,gx suOOE, from Long Reach, Ohio. was ar
',.l wednesday night, on a charge of steal
!.'', =. trunk Of Mr. Tappan, of Steubenyillc,
ns ~ n. steamboat Diurnal. Alderman Wright
I've ,tted the prisoner to jail for further exam
iaaton.
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DR.. z. G. WINCHELL,

HAS taken suit Of splendid in Hornbrook's new
II block, llS Main St, directly over c. Browne jew
rlry store where hOprs establish himself
close his business reasonable charges good
and faithful work always warranted he hopes to secure
share Of patronage.
Or. wi familiar with all the modes Of inserting
IN, including the Continuous Gum" work. Filling,
thru 1irP mN24
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Mr. SIlas Lscomb Of BrlnlnghAm ~ have found In
Doerhayes Bltters remedy for headache and debility My
wife has also used II with the greatest benefit"
Mr. Nicholson of Pittsburgh, also says he hexpa
rienced much relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS.
d LodRder'S Tsstino1ty.-Jacoh RnsEc%, living the
Holland settlement Of seboyEan, Wis suffering
time the misery attending rroSrRon Of
mind and body Iave been restorsd by using Boerhaves
Bitters, to perfect health"
this remedy being in such high rcpue among
the Ioanders iii Wisconsin, Michigan New York-in
in every Holland settlement In the United Sate-argues in
It's favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: hen taking
Iioerhaves Holland Bers could hardly EalE-nox
10Y excellent health"
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PuFrNATISN

case or 74ro NotitSs Sunday CARED by Bosrlare's
H91Rd Rers-GeorGc Henderson, OF Pittsburgh, says:
AMER suffering for three months it'll reumatisua part
Of the time severely couGne my bed have
been entirely cured by the use Of Ioerhaves Holland Bit
IhaTc had attack since, but found almost nstan-
relief in the medicine 1t Isl in my opinion
remedy for rheumat.sa.n
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NaM Grocerv,

Mem grocery.
THE subscriber taken Btorehouse lately occupied
j by Morrison, Williams Co. Market street second
door below Union he has opened entirely fresh
stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, every article of the best
quality carefully selected and purchased With cash; con-
siSIing in part OF the following articles. viz:
RrHpSd Sugars, Loaf, Crushed and Powdered New Or
leShs Sugar:
Coffee, Rio aud Java.
Teas, best GunpoEder, Tyson, Skin and Black Chulsu
aud Oolong.
Golden syrup and New Orleans NOlasscs.
NutmeEs, Cloves, and all the Spices generally used
Fancy and Common Soap Candles, Starch and Rice.
Bacon Hams, Dried Beef Family Flour, &c. DC.
To which invites attention Of the citizens OF Wheel
'nS' A''' 0''s'' Wanting 'N'- HENRY L. REID.
Pm,
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Ec1t Hollandsch Kruidsn -.asrs.
TWIN YEARS have elapsed since the introduction of This
valuable medicine into the United States During this
time has gnned nMtrer6al popaEdtfty as Remedy

Ferer and AOue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, HeG9dehe
Loss Of appetite, Debility, CoStireResB,
Blind and BieediHP Piles.
Many Of most worthy citizens testify to It's wonderful
efficacy all affections Of tie Stomach and Liver AS
Tonic has been equaed for the relief aorda in
all Of debility weakness Of kind il almost In
Simultaneous In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alec
TONS has in instances proved highly beneficial
and In others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians presSroe and their PATIENTS
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.