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MARINE BAsK.-M Mr.. Anderson Informs
us that he corresponds with this Bank, Chi
cago,) that be has received letters within the
las. three days, that il pays promptly, and
be receives iis notes as usual.
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keoAuk ~. DEE N oin 4 N nm 70 ols
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EH& k
Facilities Increassd and Fare Reduced

fdciiifies Increassd and Fare Reduced
CHA q T. OF TIMEs
nN and after Tuesday, October 18th, two dali '
~ trsus, cash WY, Sundays c1cspted,) will run
as follows;
ltt Train leaves EEOkUA at 7:l5 O'Clock A. N.
I'd Train t nv.
lst Train leaves BENToNSP0RT att Az.
I'd Train 245 y y
Passcn gers for Sioux City. Council BLUFF, Fort
Dodge, Fort Des Moines, Ottumws, Fairfield, and
intermediates points, will take the !: . M train.
connecting at Bentonsport with stages for all points
In Middle and Western lows.
BY this arrangement residents along The line Of
the road will be enabled to spend FIVE HOURS
IN kEOkUK and return same evening
&A- Object in kiibournc's Block.
S. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and Superintenden mt.
SAM'L A. BLACK,
Ass't sup't and General Passenger AT.
Ticket ONCE At Railroad Depot
keokuk, Oct. 10, ,57-dtw
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| The Bank bill has passed the second read
ing in the Pennsylvania Senate. 1t limits
dividends to six per cent; suspends the pen.
aties for suspension till March, and makes
the notes Of solvent banks receivable for
State revenue during the suspension, and or
tends the stay on execution against all free
hold estate six months beyond the time I'M
der the existing statutes.
! Matters are growing worse and worse in
New York City, and failures of business
houses are the order Of the day to the exclu-
sion Of everything else. There was severe
run on some Of the banks; Gallaudet & Wet
more, private bankers, and the Bowery bank
suspended, and the Central bank, Brooklyn,
has gone into the hands of Receiver under
an injunction from the Court. Stocks wen,
down as low ms ever, and sales were quoted
Friday for Mo. IS, GA; Va. 6s, II; N. Y. IS,
s7l l. G. Bonds, 65, Canton Co. l3i, Read
ing %, l. G. rs, G. C. & Co. II, La Crosse
and Milwaukee 81, N. Y. G. 53A, G. h G.
SIS.
Election news from Kansas wild and un-
reliable, reports and counter reports, unin-
telligible in some instances and contradicto-
ry in others, indicate a good deal Of anxiety
and excitement on the subject in the vicinity
of Kansas, but nothing at all definite from
the polls within her limits.
The fllibusters have had revival recent
ly, and the excitement prevails SO extensively
that the Government has issued the follow
ing circular to United States District Attor-
neys:
SIR - From information received at
this Department there is reason to believe
that lawless persons are now engaged within
the limits Of the United States in setting on
foot and preparing the means for military
expeditions TO be carried on against the pos
sessions Of Mexico, Nicaragua and Costa Ri
ca Republics, with whom the United States
are at peace, in direct violation Of the 9Th
Section of the Act Of Congress, approved
10Th April, 1918, and under the 9th Section
OF the said Act is made lawful for the Presi-
dent or such persons as he shall empower TO
employ the land and naval forces Of the Uni
ted States and the militia thereof, for the
purpose OF preventing the carrying on Of any
such expedition or enterprise from the Terri.
tories or jurisdiction Of the United states :
| am therefore directed by the President to
call your attention to the subject and to urge
you to use all due diligence and to avail
yourself of all legitimate means Mt your com
mand to enforce these and oil other provis-
ions Of the said act Of Goth April, 1878,
against those who may be found to be en-
gagged in setting on foot or preparing militia
ry expeditions against the Territories Of
Mexico, Costa Rica and Nicaragua, so mani
testify prejudicial to the national character
and 80 injurious to national interests and
you are also hereby instructed promptly to
communicate to this department the earliest
information you may receive relative o such
expeditions.
am, sir, your ob't. serv't,
Signed: LEWIS CASS.
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brOuKh am And Burr.
Lord Brougham, in his address the other
day before the Mechanics Institute 1t Man
chester, used the following language:
"The frat duty Of q man Is to provide for
his own independence by his own work, and
not either to amuse himself or indulge in
any gratl6cation--not even in that more than
innocent, most sacred qualification, OF as
suaging his thirst for knowlsdge--unsil he
has done his days work, and done that
which i 10 his bounden duty - we'll a. his
highest interest 70 do, work with his own
hands Tor the provision Of himself and fam-
~. And when talk Of working men, am
myself, and have been all my life, working
man, And - long ss | am blessed
with health enough to continue, even
at my advanced time Of life, shall continue
70 labor; and shall never henceforth, any
more than have hitherto done, partaks 81
any relaxation, not evcn in gratifying nv
thirst for knowledge, until have earned the
right to do it BY having done my days work,
There are other rules ~ TO which would
allow no compromise, no middle course what.
ever, and they are the MAXINE which ought
to preside over u mans whole employment,
Of his time. The one ia, to do one thing "
time only; the next 10, never put olftili 10.
morrow what you can do to-day and the
third, always 20 finish ono thing before YOU
begin another. A very great and most cele.
brated man in Holland-De Witt-was once
asked how It happened that he got through
so much business, and of suchvAried kind.
Tor he was not only great statesman and !
minister, but also a most eminent mathe.
matician and literary man; and hin an.
swer was that it was by two rules which 81
always obseryed-to do one thing only ~ !
time, and never to put of till to- morrow
what no could do to-day. These were his gold.
en- rules. knew = statesman, now no more
Of another country, who used TO say
4 ~ tae otasl Asn1, A.s principle vas, "Nass !;
to do to-day what you could put OF till TO-
morrow" And when L cried out again.
this 40 most heterodox politicsl doctrine
be gave me half dozen instances In which
much advantage had occurred from his con
tinual representation Of measures that wer.
pressed upon him. Thsss were certainly q,
exceptions to the rule. admit that i,
urged his pervsrse maxim rather BY vsy 3,
Pleasantly than anything else, and s6inI
that II was no recommendati0n of il that Il,
could produce 30 few instances in its favor
4 We were 1t first disposed to think that III,
statesman Of another country was Aaror
Burr, who is the author OF IN aphorism q
which the one quoted BY Brougham rsmisd,
| ns. Burr used to say, IL never put "a m
Tomorrow what can do to-day, and nsv.
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Collectorof thsCity Of Keoksk
Oct. 10. i857.dtd

GHEOIAN PAINTING.
CoMPLETN assUsasnt Of Tnhs Colors, Lith.
"A ogrsphs. Sc, for urscian Painting Als1,
White Foil and Dry colors for Painting on Glass.
U. n. DOUBLEDAY WILSON,
Octvd Second .st
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IOWA Law nOOK.

-. L.. Il
vIsAkE pleasure in Annoancing to the Lawyers,
Justices Of the Peace. and busiusss men OF
lows, that immsdiatsly sitter the next senior Of
tho lows Lsglslalurc they win issue new
Enlargea = Greatly Inprsved EdS.
tion 81 the CoAs VI Iowa.
1t will contain the Code, al tho general Laws
passed since the Cole - also those Of the coming
session OF the lows Legislature, the New Constit6-
tion, and all the acts Of MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN
and IOWA affecting Land Titles.
References to all the decisions Of thu SUPREME
COURT OF MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN and IOWA
touching any Of tho laws Of this State, - also 10
the matter VI practice to those deciaions Of NEW
YORK and other States which may be Of value IN
der our system.
Tbs work will b prepared By CHARLES BEN
DARWIN, or BURLINaTON, IOWA, and viii
be furnished to the Bar at the low prise q ~
dollars per copy. II will contain about 500 Super
Royal Pages. Printed md bornd In the best style
Of The srt-ths index viii b complste and eopious
and We shall copy the main features Of the OHIO
STATUTES - regards 4arginai Notes, TO-, max
Ing the work one of great value W the profession
and busincss men OF the State.
Our plan has already received the approval Of
JUDiE STOCKTON and other sminent Jurists.
Perssns wishing copies " the work will please ssnd
their names 10 " - once.
J. L. cORsE SON, Bookssllers,
0ct9dkwtf BurlinRtop. Iowa.
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The committee on fruit at the State Fair
made report recommending the planting
and cultivation Of certain kinds Of trees, a.
best adapted to the soil and climate Of Iowa.
The committee having had much experience
in different sections Of the State, and uniting
in their opinions in favor Of every tree rec
commended as Of hardy growth and good bear.
ing qualities both as to quantity and qusli
ty Of fruit, We publish their list as likely to
be useful to all persons who have not had
the opportunity to investig q te the matter for
themselves: =
Early Harvest, Sweet June, Summer Pear
main, Early Psnoock, Red June, Early sweet
Bough, Red Astracan.
Fall Wine, Marden's Blush, Craven stein,
Rambo (tsnder), Ransdale Red, pumpkin
sweet.
Willow, White Winter Psarmain, Colder
Russell (tender), Westfeld Sock o-further
Sweet Romano, Rawle's Jsnneting, Roma a
Stem. Detroit or White BelleHower, Yellow
Bcllcaower, Am. Golden Russell, Wine Sap
Jonathan, Hubbard son's None such, Mother,
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ! :.
m rtrsnsrA ns.s,.-. -

''1i D4 ." rs' oss.s1. 8.
Personally APPEARED before me, Henry PsGsY, q
Notary Public Ia and for said county, JoAn 2.
Rutherford, President, and siiss Ward SECRETARY OF
the Fire and Marine lnsarancs Company ef Penn ),
And being duly sworn do Say that the Eorssoi ~
statement II true TO the best Of their knowledge
and belief.
In testimony whereof, have hsYeunto ct my
hand and afRxed my NotAIial Seal ct Har-
Il. D.. risburg this fourteenth day Ut July, A. ID,
ootS-d3t Notary Public.
DissslusiOn.
vsAk Co Psrtnership heretofore existing BE-
= tween the subscribery, under the name and
drm Of Farrar = HAinss, IL this dry dissolved ~
autsai consent. Robert = r. Q. HsiDss will con-
tiAas In the busincss, and sign the name Of the
arm IN iqu idaeion. They Will also settle eli &C.
eoaAs Of the late 6rm, and all dsbts de- 1t must
- paid them. n. 3. FARRAR,
kOREkT HAINES.
Co.PareaorsAlp.
The undcssigusd, having formed CO. Partner
ship auder tbs name and yie 1t AAinss Brother,
And purchased the entire interest Of n. 8. RAnar,
will eoutiAus the businsas Ut manufacturing 6ash
Deors. biiads, Flooring, Pamp-Tnbing, 10, d
the Old stand, corner VI + Blsf Streets, neas he
Keoknk : r.. Dss Moincs Hail Hood D>pst. n
kOBERT HkINHS.
Ksek.k Sept. y. 81. r. Q. HAIHEs.
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New Nae o0lo 0Ooko.
MASONIC Chart and History Of Free n Asoury;
Az CraissmAs Tss.uaSlsol : Gu.1s, b :. Mcc-c,
New Masonic Tressls Board;
New Masonic NsnpAl;
Masonic Review, g. Moore, editor, Tor October
For sale u CLARkR'S Literary Depot.
oct9d
slsHE BKSr NAV NOVELS OF THK UAY.-
4 Mabel Vaughn, BY aather Of the sLampli ghtcr
Moss Sid, By asthos u Alone, Hidden PATH
Captain Molly, : Historieal Novel of American
History;
The Hiersss u 0rsenharst, By Mrs.. Stephens;
Together With = fresh stock AZ New Book, MAG.
asines, Ilustrstsd JoafnAls, Fashion hooks, Chesl
Publications, ~. Fer sels q
oct9d GLARK1'S LitAasy Deyot.
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bLAcKwoop ron SEPTEMBER has just hecn
received from the New York publishers,
Leonard, Scott Co., 10 Fulton street.
Amongst the articles Of this number are
Military Education, Geneais and Geology.
Scenes q Clerical Life, Sea Side Studies.
and the Bengal Mutiny.
biackwood's Magazine is published m on,h.
y al $500 per annnm, and Blackwood and
the Tour principal British Quarterly Review,
are furnished for $1,000.
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Hardware and Houso-Xoepiug

WAO89s
N sonssqusnes Of the Aasd times The sahscsibss
now oasrs Any goods II store - greatly rsdsssd
prices for CASH Psrsoas il vast will DO veil
70 aAll At the SIGN or THE MOR1IS& LOCK,
l1o MAIN STREET, whore can b iound 5 som.
plste assortment At Goods in the Mns lsr Asehan-
sss Iasmera. Baildsrs, ContEsstoss and othsrs. II
Rotall Ter casA. ,I
osts-d ROBERT n. SMITH.
IVe1 reeetvsd fron the maAn3astosy q R1soas,
- NsA~a Co.. three metz RsosWee4 Uaauoo,
fos sAle - ths Asssfassusssv' prise. O.
oet6d PATRlOK GROUSE.
I'm hand : ans asyortn snt Of PIANOS from the
" factories Of B0AnpaAu, OaAx Co., and A.
LAID Co.. tally wsgsanted, I'D fcs sale 81
the lowest prices, at 70 AaiA Street.
OIL PATRICK GROUSE.
NEW 01LLlN90H DTO00.
IA -. ~ TALON takss pleasure n % CT
IVA noaneiAg tAa3 ~ Aas opsssa 3 ss91 w
stefs In CsrtN' Building, on 1oaztA street., =
whsss sas will kssp god assostnsnt q ossnsss,
Nbboas, asd svsfy thing u thai hae. Ladies ~
iavitsd = al stss hsss o. - IN old Daass,G 70
Main q.
rtovia's Asdsls for sals.
oate-d
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

A~The public ass rsspsstfally invited 70 call,
and b convicsd that W will do u " ssy.N0
DURKE1 : CO.,
Oct. 8, '67dAw. Mein-st.
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Ing Machine will plsass sdAssa Mn tAssueAtAu
Pcsteaes, OF sall q biz saass Of husiness, Ne. e
4sin-sty Kaokuk, Lows. lesAt-ASvl
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MATRIMONIAL
SHIPPING.
ITO cALIFoBSIArs.

ITO CALIFoRNIANs.
Il on BOARD STR assHr GEoRGE Law, orrl
QUARANTINE, NEW YORK, June Is 1851.
Al meeting OF the undersigned, cabin passenger
board the following preamble and resolutions were unAn
whereas the passengers by the George Law, Aspin
WALL per above date would be wanting in manly feeling
fare rscsived on bssrd aid sh during sai voyage here
quantity OF provsops furnished the passenger. during the
trip referred to- and feel duty the travelling public
ally and Cafornians particular caution those who
with Ae stores Cor long and tedious
Resolved That Of the very high standard Of prices
s tor cabin sz2s second cabin and s0 sesrsgeJ
aiued consider the received gross
suit the travel ing public. shsmefuiy unjusunabe and
Resolved That in our udgmen, the delayo over twenty
four in Quarantine was by no means justified By he
iod board while he general health Of the
excellent particular and that such dstenton was the
whose hearts torn with anxiety TO reach
The loved ones at home," after prolonged absence
Resolved That consde that IN mPc ing charge
tine 10 Inc city OF New YORK the company guilty OF
gross outrage and violation Of their contract
Mise in the propr tors Mail shp company and the
present Quarantine Health Ofeer the parties 70 be held re
sponsbe for the oursges cnur AIMED OF the foregoing re-
except the grounds Of mercenary motives or pecunsy
received desire eronersie the officers OF the
ship from blame being justified In the belief that the evils
complained Of were beyond their power TO remedy and that
they At All times polite and gentemanly
Resolved That the resolutions be published N one
New York city papers, with request 70 copy into
'0'''0 'no '@'0'" SMUT. MERRITT, NJ D.. Prs.den.
S:ss ! : T S,s"saO.o,, VIC. President.
~ Aprs. Secretary
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LEGAL NOTICES.

cyuPRxnp CoURr.-oEORGr PETITIONS AoAIvNY
- Harmon Root - a-ln purspsnss q lndg,nsnt q
ne supreme ~ The gate of New yors, vt
sale on the day u june, 1857, At n O'CLOCK NJ II ~
Merchants Erehsnee In the ay Of New YORK. By a. LUD-
LOW. auctioneer.-
All certain house ard q, piece parcel gyvusA
suse lying and bess IN he rourteentA ward Of he c %
New York known and dstin gnished map char u ~
lands Of Nicholas Baysr Deceased BIZ c4 numb~ twevs
hundred egh a. <s bounded westerly front By Rrua
way norhery By ot number twelve hundred and ssvsn~
esserfy By ground late beiousns w. Chasse
Nj southerly By o nunbew twelve HUNDRED -
nine ap) containing In bresdh IN foes and tvny I've
IN and Va length esch side huntred OOn ~
being property covnonly ave kus
drsd and Twelve cip Broadway y As SIT q Es. ygs
r. aoopvlv p'.spur, Anorpsy,
usv Hoss. lunaA -,
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U,oR NORFOLK AND PrTERsBURG.-TuE UNTrED
II states mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas Skinner,
will leave for the above places Wednesday the h inst,
O'Clock M from pier 10 North river She will arrive At
Norfolk the afternoon Petersburg the following morn
ing for be South viii directly on by the
great Southern mail line Charleston, Augusta Savannah
Friday morning Travellers win And this the cheapest
pessanest and most expeditions rors Passage and fare
~ a xosS . tUii.xn fi.sksxxra 4 ssoaSvS1 Nv
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DANIEL HoUGH, AUCTIoNEER-oFFICE Is PARK
IL row, VIII sell nj public auction, this day. June 6 At
los ", at 2s West Tweny third street, between Eighth
OF hrs class rosewood aud
mahogany psr library chamber and dining room furniture
of every description
This sreai parties desiring first
auction prices the Il unusuay
large the goods in fine order and made by the best city
makers. No pospouement ON account
The basement contains solid mahogany buffet richly carved
mahogany extension table with dining chairs
match together with fine OF decorated and
plain china dinner and Ivory cutlery rich cut glass
silver salvers
castors. liquor stands, spoons forks, &c.
In the paros elegant estry velvet carpets and
rugs gill framed pier and msnie bronze hxiurcs
bronze clock: and costly china vases,
decorsons meriorious oil paintings; sond
rosewood psror sus elaborssey carved and covered
and brocaiel; and reception
chairs sd rosewood centre and pier tables elsboraie EN-
bruder window drapery; solid eiegeres and
ladies' cscretore; rosewood bookcase and
tsry On. line ergravngs OF NUNS Fishers oarvcd
rosewood 7ocave pianos &c. besides multitufs Of
Other Articles too numerous To mention.
The the quantity OF rosewood and
mahogany French bedseads bureaus bookcases tables
sofs chairs rockers &c cured hair matres-ee fine
bedding csrpeis Ac Sale commences In the parors At OS
A. M PRECISELY Catalogues Al ths house only on morning
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Trade Is RESPECTFULLY IN
mrcd MAJ We are continually and hays
- hend nrge stock Of diamond jewery NJ hs iss.s stvl
hrre ssewtmen of diamonds on No. ss1srs Hc-,I n
~ xntn Diamonds ho- N, N. SSH '" W." y"
RankAnH ou- q nsuus -
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\ the mrrred those about 70 Many bysDy "a Ho,bcs
the author and lecturer One hundrcd and ninety r,s
u Published BY r. ". STRONG, es,ssan ~eeS -
ing one dollar and ne addre~ book RVS all TIE fac
tno-n On these i~por.,, oRs sssDs No ~ ~ .s.n -
.,gh,--, csersta nywT sduu reysS~ sAenla pcss9 ~
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~ u. LUDLOW, AUCT1oNEER. BARK LANDS IN
". Ulster county ut auction II. ". LUDLOW 4 Co will
sel suction Thursday july 1887, at 10 O'Clock NJ,
the Court pouse In the town Of Kingston Ulster county
order Supreme Court under the direction Of
Csmbreleng Eq referee about 900 acres Of land having
growth of the best bark late the OF
Montgomery Livingston deceased lying In Ulster county, 10
be aod in lots Of about 1000 each See advertisement
the Democratic Journal For further particulars
inquire OF " Ludlow 90 IA Pine strces-
sTnrRxx sAxBRKLEao. Rsfgs~ Y VA srssS
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CDwARD sCHENCK, AUCrIoNEER. an

EDwARp sCHENoK, AUCrIoNEER.-By A II. p.
~ Sch ENCk1h day nj O'CLOCK ct their saesroom,
- Nasssu street long tail dark brown horse 49, hsuds
high s ish and 10 his gait; warranted perfectly
saddle iorse and used as such an last sorre
horse FIVE old about 1b hands high sound
Kind and gentle In way gray hcrse
hands high eight years old Also, black Mexican pouey
49, hands high fine form and great endurance Also
mare, eight years cid l5s hands high Also sir seat
fockaway coupe rocksway, two box
md eereral
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
FINHE ASSOCIATES vERzENAY
CHAMPAGNE.
PURCHASERS.
The undersigned hereby cautions public against purchas
ing tbs base counerfe,s Of THE Associstes verxsnay
abundant In his city Not only the labels counterfeit
empty bottles baskets and corks which Ia
genuine article bought the bottles filled with
both unpalAabe and dangerous health and life,
and then packed In the original baskets Steps have been
taken arrest the further NJ this outrage, which
injure the OF this fAvorte and
epdAnger health OF the people The only certain potec
hese frauds purchase the directly from
Of who have for the mpors OF
this brand
The agent this continent Messrs Runart Pere
and Fills Of X, inns,
@. MELETrA, 81 Beaver street
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IL II LUDLOW. Aucr1oNEER ELEGANT COUNTRY

IN LUDLOW, AUVTIUNFEK = COUNTRY
" sect the Hudson river opposite Cermont IN the town
ship OF Ulster at aucon.-H " LUDLOW co will sell Mt
auction Wednesday, July 1857 At o'clock " n the
mansion house. the country seat Of the late Montgomery
Livingston, ut Cermopt Columbia county ~ Y. On the
HudsonA beautiful country seat opposite Clermon In the
township OF Ulster, mile below Saugerties and within
three hours drive Of the Mountain House containing ninety
Of land well wooded and watered
brick house built the gothic style containing nine rooms,
with all modern toge her with suitable buid
mas large fruit aud vegetable garden In full bearing The
prospects and scenery around The place and
~ iva advantages IA s proximity IN the finest
and pickere fishing well excellent sporting in and
around the Cask mountains For further particulars apply
al the aucionee Office No IA Pine street
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DR. HsISE,s oREAr SUCCESS IN rRE rREArxk
IxrosrAEr ppeovssr Ii rHs soriros OF snr

Il one-fRIRsMAR-Hcus sesusne unle. NE enayuv.
ipgr Of The seals Of keGPaen Oacs Of kngiAn< he scala
Scole De Phaymesse he Imperial COLLEGE q W
fired sacA vrsppw ard around 80 90
fr,esuar No 10 The remedy fx debility. premsturs deeAy
- It's rySorsiinG powes are asonishine even ~ de
cline OF fe physical rupedimeuts vanish like magic sepgs
innsencs thus r-ndevns is uss Ipvsusbls ho.e snA
marriage Tresnax No enursv ~radcAtss ~
see disordevs Ard eubebs have long bsw
,hough sntdots fs the ruin Of The health vsst
don OF ths pop Tresmsr No The Enrupens
remedy for hat ciass Of sder which DE rngsh
With tbe Inevitable aesyucca o. 0s
lents eorstuuos which ell he sarAparla IN IL wurn
cannot remove bold In TN cascs and divided In sepsrn
Ia Price each, o. fox cases IN one fcy - yhsss .yesp
r. a BARsow, ~ Prince strss., lev sosis s - q
Broadway, rev yovs Immediately % reossins he asss
dEes carriage paid Inns nsurng genuine huropeas prspa
r,.xe Consuyaions - usnaI frorsli A. II IN Up n ~
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bracelets NC, In Paris Is gold first class
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OF pins and esrrings eracse studs sleeve but
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