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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

MORE VICTIMS FOR The GREAT SALT LAKE
HAREN.-A ship load of converts to Mormon.
ism arrived at New York on the Let. They
were made Mormons by elder John Williams,
who accompanies them. These people came
principally from Bristol. The Post says that
the number of men and women is about equal,
but there is a multitude Of children. The men
are not a strong intelligent lot, but the women
are well made and many are handsome.
Farley P. Pratt and two other Mormon FL.
derss, who are now living in New York, visited
this ship load and gave their first lesson in Nor
monism, which is to give in an ccount Of their
means. The emigrants number 200, 'and will
90 tn Utah in the sprinp
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TIE ATLANTIC TrLEeRArH.-Mr. Newall, of
Gateshead, England, is engaged to make one
half of the Atlantic Telegraph; Messrs. Kuper
Co., of London, the other half We under
stand that these firms are under contract to
complete their respective portions in the course
of the coming summer. The Gateshead OBJ
server says: SIT may assist the reader to a
fair conception of the immensely of the task, to
state that Mr.. Newall viii have to twist strands
Of wire as an outer protection of the electric
line itself, $4,000 miles in length, or long
enough to go around the whole earth, and leave
sufficient room for Archimedesto swing it round
his head with, if he had but that standing point
which he coveted for his experiments.
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washington, Jan. L.
The committee on Territories have prepared
a report adverse to the petition Of the citizens
of Carson Valley, asking for the annexation of
that portion of Utah Territory to California
One of the reasons for refusal, is that California
is too large already. The committee believe that
some measure of wider means is necessary to eff
feet cure. and the evils of which the citizens Of
Carson valley complain, namely, Mormon oppo-
sition, and accordingly recommend the passage
of the bill now on the Calendar for the preven-
ton and punishment Of bigamy, this they add
would remove the moral and political pestilence
which makes Utah the scandal of the American
people. The committee on Territories have also
prepared an unfayorable rep TT on the petition
ror the organization of a Territorial government
in Arizona. The Gadsden purchase from the
statement to the commistee it appears there are
from to 10000 inhabitants, and that by the
lowest estimate from 200 to 800. Taking the
medium, there is from 500 to 100 inhabitants,
| and this number is deemed too small to form a
government and viii cot warrant the large ex-
!, penditures necessary.
The committee intend reporting bill estab-
fishing judiciary districts south Of the Gla crea-
| ting the office of Surveyor General, and provid-
ing Goa the adjustment Of certain claims, grant
ing donations of land to actual settlert and pro-
yiding for representation in the Legislature of
New Mexico, and it is all the redress the case
requires in the opinion Of the Committee.
! The House Committee on election will report
in favor of M Hall Of Iowa, whose seat is con.
tested by Mr.. Clark.
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q kNeM sEoEk, IL. ~.
The steoasbip Asa itea Hvespoot - q
clock Dec. u, arrived here 1t 10 this = n.
The Arsso arrived . soufha.Peea % Dsc'
aeth.
The Ericsson sailed from Liverpool for New
a York on the gid. 80
The approaching conference at Palia, the Il.
lair Of Prusia and Switzerland and the dilhcul.
~ between Russia and England continue 20 be
the man character Of interest.
No day Is yet fixed for the re-assembling OF
the congress- At Paris, ~ already intmated, the
second Pienipotentiary will alone take part IN It
Count Waienski win preside. There Is still
some preliminary business TO 60 through, but it
is anticipated that the day OF meeting viii not
be far distant. preliminary meeting wiz pro-
badly be held in . few days.
A statement is made in the London Times
that Engiand and France ale now agreed on
the points of discussion with Rustia- No topics
are to be introduced but those relating 70 Bel
gerade and to the Isle Of Scrpents. Two or
three sitlngs viii suffice all the Pienipotensariss
| including the Turkish minister have now receiy.
ed their instruction as regards the new questions
Prussia continues her proposition for the inva-
sion, aud Switzerland tor defense, but there cx-
| sts belief that the other powers will prevent
actual hostilitiee.
There was a rnmor that England had agreed
| to mediate in the matter, but it 10 doubtful.
| A large space is devoted by the Continental
Journals to discussion on the question at issue.
| but they contain little beyond surmises.
The Bank of frahce again accepts for discount
bills having rs days to run.
From other parts of Europe there Il little to
report,
English papers contain report OF the Ports
m outh banquet to the oficeas Of the Resolute.
hugh Muller, the geologist, was found shot
deau' in his house, supposed to be accidental
it is tated that negotiations are disposed OIL be-
tween the British minister at Constantinople,
and tn e Persian envoy, and the latter is pro-
cecfling to Paris, having meanwhile requested
further nstrnctsons from his good.
Great britain demands the evacuation Of He
rat, the payment of expenses, the dismissal OF
the Persian prime minister, and the estaplish-
ment Of Br itish consulates in various places IN
Persia.
Persia is reported to have consented to the re-
turn of Mr.. NJ urray, the English minister, to re-
store Herat, aud compensate the beratlans, but |
the other points are in abeyance. we have
nothing more respecting to progress OF hostile
ties
The Asia brings 80 passengers and 100000 I
in specie.
Commercial interests Richardson, Spence l.
Co., report as follows:
Liverpool, Dec. 26.--Wheat rather more firm
ly held and advanced prices generally asked
Flour unchanged; Indian corn, fair enquiry and
a gain of I'D, 33s 6da34s being the value OF yell
low mixed; white, S4sa35s. Beef without alter
alton, little business doing, while holders contln-
ue anxious to sell. Pork, no transactions. Ba-
con offered at reduction of 2 per cent without
bringing forward buyers. Lard very dull, 4a5d
cheaper. Consnls closed for account, 94a94s.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

WHAT 1T Cosrs TO LIVE IN KEoKuK.-As a
slight specimen of the cost of living in Keokuk
at present, We quote corn meal at 80 cents per
bushel, sweet cider at SO cents per gallon, hay
1875 per ton, coal 40 cents per bushel, and SO on.
The rent of little shanty IS $500, and yet ev-
crybody is getting rich so fast it makes their
heads ache.-[Keoku Gate City.
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Washington, Jan. IL.
The select com. appointed to examine the al
lodged corruptions, met to day and took initial
stens for summoning Witnesses
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A Mrs. Van Buren, was lately frozen to death
literally in Milwaukee. Her husband was at
work on the Mississippi & Missouri railroad, be
yond Madison. She got out Of wood, and went
to city constable and asked him to let her have
some until her husband returned home. He told
her to 90 to the poor house.-She was expecting
her husband home soon, and probably thought
she could weather it out; but it was bitter cold
night, and on the next morning her released
spirit had gone from sorrow here to another,
and we hope better world. She was found
dead on the floor, with her children crying about
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A Standard Medicine,
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.


There never has been discovery made in Materia
Nedca, whereby pain be quickly allayed, and
where parts in high state of Inflammation can be so
rapidly reduced to their natural stae where wounds
and be thoroughly and rapidly healed and
lecayed parts restored without either defect,
than with D ALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In Cuts wounds, sprains, and bruises, casualties to
which children constantly subjec-the action of the
genuine DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented Moreover life itselfs often dependent upon
having athand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
particulars which respectfully refer to my print
ed pamphlets, the truth Of which hold
sible.
Nocase ofburns and scalds, matter how has
yetin any instance, resisted the all powerful
pain subdung and healing qualities of the DALLEYs
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
NoPAIs EXTRACTOR IS GEsuIyE unesst the box has up
1t steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures
c. V. CLICKENER CO., propr!ctors, and HENRY
DALEY manufacturer. ..l
Price 25 cts per box. s-.a-
~ All orders should be addressedto @. V. Clickener
Co.. 81 Barclay street. N. Y.
Sold by all druggistsand medicine dealers throughou
theUnited States. . e25Iv
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Carmel, n. r, Jan T.
The Gregory House was burned yesterday to.
gether with all the furniture Loss $4,000, par.
tally insured
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14

HarrIsbufg, Jan. tt.
The Senate to day again refused to 60 in to
convention to morrow for the election of q. S..
Senator by vote of II to IA.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-14
A PERFECT PAIN DESTROYER.
What Overs Healing Embrocation is.

perfect Pain Destroyer, anil an Invaluable Rem
edy for the cure Of Rheumatism Cuts, Wounds Paia In
the Side Back and LmbsLumbago, Sore Throat, Barns
seaids, swelIings, Ague, Cramp, &c. For Cuts and
wounds 1t is superior any other Preparation Il VIII
afford immediate Relief in scalds and Burns and tor
Palms and Weakness in any part Of the SYSTEM VIII
give certain Relief In very little time
Used INTERNALLY, lis Of the NEST valuable remc'es
for Cramp and spasmodc Affections Tor PAINS ana sofe
the Side, Throat, Chest and stomach 'of seA
Headache, Nausea, Sea Sickness. RhenmatsH' " any
Internal Weakness caused by fall strain Itposseses
Soothing. Healing anu Pain Destroying properties, u.
eoualled by any other Compound Medicine ard We have
never known IL to fail in arrestng the progress of the
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Estray Ok.

TAKEN Up by VIM. II. DanieId, living in Frank
i lin tp., Des Mones County, Iowa. the 15sh day
Of December. A. D. 1855, Ok, Of black color with
White legs and white spots, five years old and
marked with under slope out Of the lait ear and
swallow FORK o the right The said Ok has been posted
before me and appraised AT 322 BY David Thomas and
Lewis Randall.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of December, 1856,
n HUSTON, }. r.
, Gate Of lotca Des MoiHes County, ~.
l. n Huston, Justice OF the Peace In AMI for said
County certify the shoys 20 be true spd complete
u pscript inside IA my Estrsy Book o. the posting o!
laid esssy. Jan. 0-w&S3 NATHAN HUSTON, J. F.
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| ~ q. g,0eeE1
Hoops On bassels, keGs md pair1,
Hoops on boxee, tabs aud bales,
Afe Grsieiss indispensabls-
49, Il. :. ~ - ~ so ..l1 - -
s - JIM , 49, y nuSA =
suiHss 'nos' '1oe'ensloie'
Hoops, when their sturdy clasp confines.
n brown old casks the richest wines. i
Are objects Of admirssion--
D S nv roop, = 80. q soln.n Z nsgsaee
As nae zoe wnoops % panied savage,
= VIC .oos'auAsson'
Hoops make useful. pretty TOYS.
For active little girls and bows.
But hoops on woman gensle-
are ,n,ngs 70 sneer az ana 20 scont
Ana n.e tne snoop q : wnoop,ng-cougn
Ne''ner use'al nof efnamentsl.
For while dear woman bones her skirts.
And With skeleton flaun,s and fiirts.
She has so much 10 carry.
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i - - Js1ss. 1bse ba
ssikta esstsat tsesssa d. nd ths eJlses
!, = Js4gss No ssascsly sver srsss = opsaien.
Al ssssssily $1,000 y losss she papera
II. Mossis ssAte 1rsasarer, has resss.ed fron
rhiiadeiplia. where he went 70 ~ DE esass
bonds due q the Bank Of Philadelphia on the
Let ofJanuary, for $4,000 The State bosrov-
ID the money from the School Fund.
The State Revsnss for 1855 amounts 70 about
two hundred and two thousand dollars
P.h-The weather IL still cold. Coal 30 TO
% cents Per bushel and green wood IN propor-
ton. Il il said to be historical fact that there
never vss = cord Of dry wood in this city.
Yours, IOWA.
January 9th. 1857.
The Senate had quite debate on BIN en-.
titled - bill for the direction Of the woolKrow-
ing interestsof the State ofIows. The bin a.
lows - for each wolf scalp, one half TO be raid
~ the County aud the other half by the State,
provided no county in the State should receive
more than ono hundred and fifty dollars from
the State for such tax. Quite spirited debate
was got up. Some Of the members from the
Eastern portion Of the State we're oppose to the
payment Of any money from the State Treasury
for such purpose, while the members from the
Western portion Of tho State contended that the
whole amount should be paid BY the State. The
bill was finally ordered 70 its third reading on
tomorrow.
The Republicans held caucus last evening, |
for tho purpose Of nominating an Associate
Judge, State Printer and binder. Judge Stock
ton was unanimously nominated for Judge, and |
Hr. Teesdslc for State Printer. They win proba.
bly, be elected the first Of next week.
The House has passed joint resolution to 20 |
into convention on Monday next in which the |
Senate will concur. Wednesday afternoon the
Senate wentinto executive session, and we out
elders had to leave. The session resulted con.
firrning the appointment made BY the Governor
Of Prof Hall Of Utica, N. Y, for State Geolo-
gist.
notice quite number Of gentlemen here
from Keokuk, among them are Gen. Van Ant
wep, Or. Hughes, Col Claggett and Capt. Holi.
ueys IRWIN yOut City - AuOmVsOu VI Tue
Gazette, and DR.. Rauch. The city is fast filling
up with strangers, and sleeping apartments are
much in demand. The ont side pressure will
1ow commence and continue till the close of the
'cssion and there may possibly be third House
organized From present indications the Leg.
stature will not adjourn before the LIST of Feb'y.
The two dollars per diem ceases on the 10th, in
consequence Of which the members will have to
eek cheaper board, or es some members pro- {
'ose aboard round" among the citizens of Iowa
3ity, proposition which would, am sure, de-
ight the people Of this city as they appear to be
very sociable people Their politeness and at
ention to strangers and the General Assembly !
) spoken ofin high terms by all.
Yours truly, IOWA. !
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New York, Jan. y.
The steamer Catawba sailed this P. NJ. for Ha-
vana and Nortens, taking about 100000 dollars
iu SPECIE
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South Glen Falls, Jan. II.
About IL o'clock 10 day FIRE broke out in ].
II. Paine's sash and blind factory. 1t was to day
consumed With all contents. Loss $50, 600
No insurance.
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Dyer's Healing Embrocation leaves no stain
upon dress or skin. squires& Bloss agents for
Southern Iowa
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Baltimore, Jan. IL.
The Baltimore Circuit Court granted yester-
day an Injunction restraining the 4 Co
from consummating the projected 80 per cent
scrip dividend.
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The MORALS OF WALL ,SrREET.-It leaks out
in the Huntingdon trial, that the confidential,
personal and business friends of the dashil.g tor
ger, knew of his criminal transactions, and yet
were 'hand and glove" with him in the street
and in the house. They associated with him
openly, drank his wine, eat his dinners, drove
his fast horses, admired his pictures and pretty
women, knowing all the while that he had COM
mittcd forgeries enough to send a hundred men
to Sing Sing IN. Y. Mirror
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Arrival Of New Goods.
HENRY III. SCOTT

III AZ received the balance OF his Goods he can nov
= ouer for inspection OF the arges. anu best
stocks OF Wooen and Gosds n the mar.
sci, he pledges himself 10 sell then, shade lover han
any mouse IN the city. He inyss his old customers and
s ciuzsns OF burlington and surrounding country TO
can, inspect and judge for themselves. In aditrpn
70 MS former stock he has received large assortment
OF The following articles: HTsf
Red, Plaid Linsey. Cheap Print. for ,o,,,,.,.
Yellow, Batting. Bed Blankets,
Blue and H'ekories, Quilts,
White Checks, Tiek;ny.
rlanneis; Carpet Chain, woo,l,.n Vs..
Canton Riannels, Beaches and Brow, ,,.,,..
o'0ss' and aaan'es'' Wooden and Cotton
-, Cnasr Shirts and Drawers,
.en and Men, Women and
Boys Boots, Girls Shoes,
and general assortment. Of Laden Dress Goods and
Men's Ready Made Clothing.
I'll H. u. SCOTT,
Mindthe place. Main Street, Darlington.
dec. r. tGazst.s copy.i
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PARRY e FREEMAN.

successors 10 ~ swan Store Of 81 Jefferson SIS
ID LSpECIfULLY lntcrm the old friends ana
Ii patrons OF the late j. ~ and the pablc gen.
crafty that Ne have hf nd and shall continue keep
complete assortment Of Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes,
Qnccnsware Groceries, &C., which viii sell prices
that win Insure 70 csntinaspee Of the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed this sstabsnsot--
Please call and examine our stock and prices.
dec 2s-dfmwSm.
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Stock Of Merchandise and Business for
Gala

DARE OPPORTxN1CY.-we offer for sale
III the new and fine stock OF Goods owned By as, IN
the city Of Muscai'ne, Iowa. consisting OF Foreign ana
domestic Dry Goods, Notions kc on very reasonable
TERMS
The stock Is In the very best condition, having been
bought and used for exclusive wholesale trade There
are no cut goods, brokea packages The business AL
ready established Ia large aud valuable, and better
opportm ity to engage Ma heavy and profitable Job5ing
business be found In The entire West.
This Is the only exclusive Wholesale Dry Goods house
In this city
Our other business eogagement, the only
for our dsposing OF this stock aud business.
az To responsble parties who can give satisfactory
securities, long time viii be given
Address or apply TO ABBOTT 4 DuTToN,
Ian. Y-dSylui Muscntip. Iowa
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NEW SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FAC.
IN TORY. Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the ord
Plank Road Depot adjoining the OIL Mill Darlington
Iowa All common work constantly on hand and Or.
ders, ~ mail or otherwise, promstiy attended to-
o. Lopez, tnoy. 2Sw HSw. CHILDs.
E,oR SALE Or EXCHANGE F0R CRY ppo
4 FERTf-One hundred aud sixty acres Of excellent
land In Adams county, Iowa. Enquire at this Office
| noYlbp.tf
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PLANK Books at EASTERN Prtces.-
LED6ERS
JoURNALs
CASH BOOKS,
SALES BOOKS d BLo12ERS
RECORDS d DOCKETS
TIME BOOKS B DIARIES,
AEKORANDU.KS & PASS BOOKS
BLANK BOOKS, all sizes aud Styles.
For sale 1t Gan. H. BRoWN'S Bookstore.
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Great American Triumphl
IN AANNYS REAPER d mo YER COMBINED
AND SINGLE MOVER
ZIG HIT THOUSAND Manufactured in the Uni
~ ted States, with the success, during past
season. 5000 building u, the Rockford Shop for 1857
eH The largest Reaper Factory in the world.
TALCoTT, EMERSON 4 co,
Successors aud Surviving partners of Nanny Co.
MICHAELs PARKS CO.,
Ag'ts. Burlington, Iowa.
dec.80. bp. Gazette copy.) u,
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER

Read the testimony Of DR.. II. r LEoxARp, Druggist
Fayette @. H., Ala, Jan. is. 1s5S-
Dear sr-aHoonsnd's German Bitters have done
wonders in this section. youth, son Of 6. H. Hub
bert ESQ., Of this county had been for several months
under the care best practitioners without ree
and the case pored doubtful and the young man ale
though scarcely able get about commenced with the
Btters He found much relief from the FIRST bottle.
he continued take until complete cure Was enect
He Ia now perfectly well and stout"
All who use the Bitaers are satisfied
with Them
CHArscsY RowLxa said:
TusKEsEe Ala, Jan. !, 1851
The Bitters are selling well, and think they will con-
tnue so, IS they give good satisfaction to those who
have used them"
See advertisement.
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I
s.NEyER SAY DYE,'
To person whose hair has become gray premasurely,
unless you are sure of advising the of something
that viii remedy the matter Dying the hair with ordi-
nary articles is at best but temporary affair and the
shade produced is any thing but that which nature
adorns the human hair The
"INIMITABLE HAIR COL0RING"
and RESTORATIVE Of G. HErMsraEsr Co.. does not act
dyes stimulates the natural secretions at the roots
of the hair by giving life and tone to the small res
sells which natural coloring and thus gives
It new life and strength It does stain the skn and
may be used a. freely WATER and with much safety
The article is composed Of oil and stimulating Spirits AZ
fordng an agreeable Hair Wash, and excellent sub
stitute for Oil or Pematum.
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
entirely different from any thing In use for the HAIR
The color Of the hair when restored, Is exactly the
shade It was before turned grey and the singular phe
nomena attending Its USE is not only curious but easily
observed As the bulbs the roots Of each hair are af
fected the remedial agents. the OF the
change may be noticed the bulbs grow dark, and In
short time the hair from the roots outward begins to
turn in shade and continues to do until the desired
changes effected and the Hair the glossy ap
and shade Of YOUTH This may seem strange,
but no more strange than true" The article has been
Initiated persons should be particular to
parcase of my agents. The genuine has the signature
firm and the present proprietor across the top
of each bottle. W. y. hAfAN,
Surviving partner and successor to @. HEssTREEr
Co., sole proprietor, Troy, MY.
sQurREs BI oss, Agents. Burlington. lnov. 19-bpsm,
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DlANO FOrtes and MelOdeOns-Aiso,v Vic.
Inns, solenceilos, Guitars, Flues Sheet Music &C.,
just received the Yves Book Music and Hat store
Third street, north of Barrett House.
u dec ~. IS H. H. uAWLEY
NEW Church Wusic.-THg CkLRsrIYA, the
~ work by v. c. Taylor. t8
TAYLOR CHORAL ANTHEMS, by the same anthor also.
The CoNcoRDrA, collection of Glees and Quartetts,
only % cents. H. II. HAWi.EY
dec. ~. al the Western Book, Music and Hat Store
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A Sure Remedy for Piles.
A Western Agent Writes as Follows

A lady presented hersefto me with the right cheek
swollen much pain in the region, with nervous trernor
She directed to apply your Healing Embrocation
very hours, rubbing 1t gently with piece OF CLOTH
On the first application she exclaimed, How it smarts,
but by perseverng she relieved and totally cured
the following morning. Such the effects of this won
derfu Medicine, Dyer's Healing Embrocaton, afording
the most cheerful evidence Of its disease conquering