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NEW AND EaNEI
CHEAP FOR CA 6Hl


NEW AND GANEl
HEAP FOR CA 6Hl
VX7E have Just received and opened splenAiA
wv stock of -.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
Ard have every thing : man can call ~ IN ~
Clothing line, from coarse 70 supsrnns, ~ 6se0
Main 70 very handsome. It's no use 10 elgW -
expatists; ~ have just the articles fer - sdo.
bo III in quality, styis and price. AL - - y
that cussomsm call with Cash - nAna
Remember the psacs- next " Usl.lsr : AAhisAe
Groosry. On ~ street.
Apr9du 3. P0lL0Q1 = U0s.I
Jwhn DRAns,s nAeeaos
r HAVE bssu daily appsiatsa A1aln!ntpe3 M
i John Bsan4, asssa6s1, sf Jasaeen ~
Lee eouaty, IswA, ord hsrsby notify ~ lo9NM
havine alains ansinst - sane - teoe 4 WV
q NJ. pscperly aatAs.tips I'D, - 49, -
time spisilsa y law. Al pssseae snsS1g sae...
sslvss lndsAtsats asness1 - ugeMsA -
s'sueasas : =. I. Woop.
Kssksk, Nay s 'seA3v AAnia1hu1ss.
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FIRST CLASBs---Deseqho Noes,
Hsts AID Caps, Dry bds lin
boxes, bales and trunks,y NJ Dfsgs 7sc. = 1901
I'm boxes and saiss,) Fssihsrs, 81
furs, Ac., Ac.
SEcos b bcLAss.-Domestic sAept- i q vsAs
ing, Shirting and 1iokl Sin T. ut
originalbalss, D Drsss tis ksksl - :
Hardware, Lssshsr, LioAef tis =
essks). AL Paper, Nj - /.
Sheep Pslts, sastwsFAs - ~. ~
TuIaD cLAss Aayils, cAainsus
s.lss1ties i g sss{s JPain,s soe.s lOor
{fIy sas6 ~ OILS, tsxcspt
r.,ss:ce.. nss .ce 80 ri.h. n.
con, BsSf an Horb{in casks or
boxes; sast~ard,) Lard and
Lard OH, Eaih, Soda Ash, Gar loe. n 100
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin,
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco, IL
Rosin Oil, Qasensvars, sugar, a
thhds. ,bbls and bxs., j ke.ssAs, MI
FLoUR--75c q bbi., uns1e e1 - lotiss. ~
0RAIN--a5 cts. q 100 NJ Il ~ -
A. c0TTON-$2 p bale, not e1eosdt1 HI
|efeht, until further notice. ~
db shipping foods from any ps1&t eagt J
I deiphiA, be particular 10 a1rk Dnohnls <1
Rsnn.yivdnio Ra.iroad. = AL esej ~
1 Aurgh, will be forw srded wftA6q4
4 FREIGHT AdENTE-Olask aaAI
Packer ! Co., Memphis, Is1n.; Ia -
Co., Evansville, Ind; NJ. 1ingAam Aeu1sS
KY; R. c. Msldrnmr Madison. Jad.; ~. y. II
Co., and Ir.ia oo, c!neinnatii B: 2: ~
Boston; Lss1A . co., ,4ils. I 1Astss Mssse,. n.
No. WilliAm-st. !, y. r.; =. J. Baseder, fhila'
phia; Magrsw Keoas Ba!tiness; 2. a: 6es~
Pittsburgh. n. y. A0u6xOh,
0suSeeI 1fsieAt -
=. J. LonBA1Rr. .esS'b A1toe1a. Rsaa.
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A Grea t-Ba re nj n

A g ren TIA r = nj n
OFEEREDy
(XTISHING to return to Kansas with my fami-
|. w ly ~ soon ~ possible, oGer ali my prop
srty, worth over SO 900, In u
mpELLA, Marion Uouaty. Iswa,
At Original Cost.
believe II oGsgsAs
GREAT INDU g r N = Ts
~ can b, found in the state to thoss desiring TO
| 10 invest.
Pc i LA
10 on the linss Of the Keokuk Dcs Mones Railroad
and the Muscatine Railroad, and isA
DELIGMTFUL PLACE
Tor residence or business.
sprine ana sunsnsF of 1875.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIvkR
). uurcniSsox. sxo pnwsS.
| MUTCMxNseN 4 DEwEkw
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third ST., bst. Aaip Johnson. EokUK.
| I1AVE just ssesissd q thsir Fashionable Tailar.
4 X Alag $3.50 salpg Ssosoe NJ
exsslleAt supply q BTesdcloths, Cassncrss, Vest
lnes, aAd0 0sni Furnishing Goods, Of all dsssfip-
tions, aad guAraAsse thai thstr work shall Be dont
4 4 thsnosl appsovsd and sstisfsstory manner -
! They sre sppsisstiy receiving the Ksu Ysgk aal
kia1asAions; and respectfully solicit ~
vAs desirssssd work and the bsst material % CIV
Maya. sss-dIy HuTcHISsoN Dx1Enr.
GhuFns.
- UOZ WooAnn Charms oe various 49,. r..
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~
between Main and johnson,
i asst door bssov Asdssssn's Bash, up stsirs.
nov1ld
HOMO OPATHIST.
ngYIck corner Of Third and Main, in Burks''
Honnopsthic Book and Medicines furnishedper
order upos few days notice. Domestic cases Of
HomoopAthic Medicine remedicsted and Ysflled.
nay17-dly ...----...
DIR. J. p. LETCHER.
(ARFICE on Thirdst., bet. Main and Joh.son,
~ over hickey Tobacco Store.
Residence on Fulton street, second hosse sast{ron
Third. Td@cl sDm
Dr. n. r. COLLINS.
nFFICE up stairs at tn rear of Holmes store
~ on the corner Of 81 b and Main a., where hs
may b found day or night except when Pr.fss-
sioaAlly absent. lfebzed
y. O. RasPsII 4 Cs.,
whlssaie and Retail dealers In
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And Ready ymads Clothing,
No.rsMsinstreet,k ,ksokak lows,
aprl4-d
d, -. NIT n,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
OFFICE on Johnson street, between 1noaad
- sd.----- ID. ll1n-zDo
ID ANNER Lodge No. -, !. o. ofa. T., meets
Hall, ON Main street, at ~ O'Clock. All
members Of the order in good standing ,srs
invited 70 attend. -
my3o-Aly
sapRY q CusY,s sAn'Ls. cUnSIs
CUaTIs Bn OrMERs,
! aayvsysps aaA LanA Agen
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY ..-.-.........---....ioWA a.
| RHvBR 70
W.. MsAlpins, C. g., New York.
III. Tracy,
/ Adams 4 Baskinghan,
4 Hon. Chas. Mason, Washingtsn City.
1 Hon. u. b. Gordon, North Carolina.
4 Hon. J. 8. Orr, Boash Carolina. o.
Hsa. p. G. wright, New Orleans. !.
4 s.v. PApin 4 Brother, 81. Louis. -.
l BearYitt Mason,
ii Capt. J. N. rritehaSd,
T. sharp, Cash., Iaaiaaspolis, IsA.
il H. B. .Csrsis, IT. vsenea, Ohip.
Hon Saml r. Curtis, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Chas. Psssons . Co.,
Il Hasch Thompson, " I"
Clarke ,duthris Sturgss, ,BuGalo. NY.
Il -
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CzAPINI - LIEN
BANKERS,
Geo. Chapin, Geo. O. Les,
rhtrd-st., oss door ssuthof MaiA, Ksok uk Iowa.
COLLECTIONS nads snd rsmitted at currel
~ rates.
III. Blake Cashier Of Mercantile Ban .
Baak Of the State Of New York, n.
Hon J no. L. .Schoolcraft, Prss't Con INK,
Albany, ~.
| R.Gransar Ada rs, Banker, Chicago.
Renick ! Peterson, Bankers, 81. Louis
decl6d
n. X. LOVE 4 Co.,
Successors 10 Deming = Lovs,)
BANKERS,
NIVk part isular attention to collectionU and re-
" nit promptly on the day Of payment.
Rk1BRKMcse:
| Bank Of North America, Nov ork.
| Dssxsl 4 Co., PhiIsdsIphis.
| R.W, Clark = Co., 80 -
| Citissns, Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Ptttsbargh, PittshnseA.
| Jno. ID. Scnlly y, Cashier,
g. Brady, Cashisr, Whselia1
/ Branch State Bank Of Ohio, zanssvtl1
| Con mnereial Bsnk, Cineinnati.
| State Savfags Institatt0u, 81. Lsais.
Geo. Smith I Co., Chicago,
Northsrn Bank Of Kentucky, Lexingtoa 81
nov3Ad
i TEST AHLISHRD In loA1.1
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-
- ! : 80 Al.
f1Ss. snnD Asrae0 ass tsss.
ANon - 3
nN and efG% April y 1855, and until fur
~ thsr MOTIFS, trains = a4a on the above rosd
- foliows:
First Trsin leaves Packet Dspot, Keok uk. daily
(Hsndsys eaoept-dl at .. n. This train viii
nnka.eare cennsetious with the Bar1 rnnd
81 Islaad Packets. Packets viii leay ~ -
promptly ct o'cloek o. m sassss *
second Trsia issvss Ksokuk tsandsy y
cept Sdl ct Ma&1Dek am.
fhird n 3kves Keokuk 60 t5sqg
fisi til leaves MoSa ~
[eeptedl aEt:3G .. N. 50 sssssssssSs ne ssssssx
| sseosd Train leaves Aontrose 81 -
u third Train leaves Monsrose daily y -
l6Upsedl ~ P. =. b.w.
Supstl ent.
4 J. r. Tswssuar, Ticket Agent.
Apr90dkw
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epec1aI Tern 0f Court.
NIOfICE u hereby given that b authority con
In fsryed 81 Law, ths Hsa. TAonsa ". CiAgett,
Judge q ths First Judicial DistFict Of the Stale
of lows. hsrsby orders and directs Special Term
cf the Dtstrict Court for Lee County, q Ksokuk
coms pine - = o'sloek :. y. on the fourth
Mon Ny isss las.ns the : s..ass-iosssa M o,sa'
casss now p4ndins 81 which may arise In that pcr.
ton Of Lee county fUs which the Dtatxict Court Il
Usually holden q Ksoksk. The Grand Jarors who
served at ~ 6epsemhsr Tes, let1, ass notiAed 10
.,t~ra ~wa pcsit Juvv ma11 shs saU mrNeA for the
''.;';' .','; So, $; J. ~; T..
M K. Isss, 3SGSall II Ladies' ans
stosl u Hss NJ ess1s. lasi.1iaf Bs.ss.s,
Ribbsns, Hlsvssv, - everything In tAas hAss--
Her shop Il renessA -
Ne. q Ma1Asst.s
whore shs viii b pleased % sss her numerous
eustonsrs. -. .Eovisr's Models for ssis.
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aQkK47 q :
RAILR o AD.
THE PACKETS
MAKE SURE CONNECTIONS ATQuINCY AND
BURLI NGToN WITH TRAINS ON
THIS ROAD.
zD-ps,seusers for the North connect 1T Men,
dota with Illinois Central Railroad ard reach n
lena or Dsbsqas in ~ hvsrt from ksokuk!
CLOSE AND CERTAIN CONNECTIONS
n .de In Chicago with EASTERN TRAINS.
This Route is from 10 - - Asurs Quick
or tAas any ether, ana @ncs % enc. Pr
diana and ohio, Pcnnsy .vsnia, New York, the New
England States and Canadsa
a1-BaegAge Checked Through TO nnDsnsiOn
Bridge or Buffalo. and checks exchanen the
cars Tor poiats further East. Ssv
Eirss olass Fare IRE. Kss
r r ss:.s,, s1::ss, - = 81 e .. x.fs' : !.
s;::;ss:, si::;;::s S::::: i: 49,
/ Thr1 TfCkcts.
Ere. n ~ point. in n. u. East S0rt'
1AuiaoAD TIT orFIcE.
M1s10s., heta0p lsra and Second,
K1 -, IeWA.
.ssir jssIssy { -
s....l lk.s god .ntil cis = Navigation
$40 =. At All hour; .,r,x
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spu1 satirs atsek Of Cloth and Felt CleaRss
j Da2 eaaesy 0hsnsiils and ftnah oAAwls ~
NN r. d. yOBfxR,
nsv3AAw 6eeend-strsst.
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gIyQD sahsssihsn weaA inlssn ~ soassnsFs q
i Lnabsr, asA the pablis generally. that they
ussslly nads 81 : ssv Mill, insluiing LAth,
Flooring, Jost, 5Asssisg asd siding, ei any hngth
that nay - desired.
Cali & ths New Saw Mil, - The river, nsss
whites Pork HoSse. PAUL = HUME.
NIB. G.svs Wood for sale st u 50 per cord.
ssp13d1
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NEW GOODS
FOR AU1 UMN AND WlNTk6i
lust received at the New Tailoring AunDy q
eJ Fourth street, between Main and BlondsAus
ovER cOAfINGS. bKnse AID yuoeke
President Cloth, Nslbrssy, nRsuA,
Moscow Coating, Green. Olive,
Labrsdof do Biuc, Dahlia,
French Rihhnd and Eronss, and
Luu11un1 - Black
Ind German nanufsstses.
- Anstean Essey s.A flaiA
- n ~ ambssiasssa 60. dfenadi1v IA eth
oGlks aad Eatins for vssts; tsosthss
n1ful assortment Of the 6rcst and peat
U Asnes, whieh will b made into gar
mea1oA ~ latest and most approved styles an1
!; : = :; ! :;
= Few -Hotsl--l -
0trsst-all Of which
~ Tor the following
y Perfansry, 0ssts
y 1Ailoring, lAdtss'
Also, 90 -. = connected With the houis for :
Variety Store or DasAar Ill Of Which Will -
4 rented On terms AesesdiAk 10 the times.
4 aps36d HORNiSA W4l&kI.
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~ Arehleecs anA Ouallor,
Ndgaa st., bstwssn Iifsssath sad 6sxtseatA,
KNOX ....lO a.
TVONTRACIn aAksn, incindins ~ fnsuighing ok
- ~s...s.s. x de-tred. and sNsNM-A y r*~trs
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The Ire action.

There is no mistaking the fact that healthy
reaction, especially among the Democrats, is now
taking place all over the country. A few excl
table men without proper reflection, few
months ago Joined the abolition lists in a crusade
against the Administration Of President Buch.
anan; but the "sober, second thought" is now
doing its work. Reason has resumed its sway;
and some of our Democratic friends have learn
ed to their sorrow that all the hubbub about
Kansas, and the abuse of Mr.. Buchanan, was a
mere trick Of the Abolitionists to overthrow
the Democratic party, and place themselves IN
power at Washington.
Having strengthened themselves all over the
North by the aid Of disafectcd Democrats, the
abolition leaders have become emboldcned; and
Giddings, Seward, Greedy, and and all the 9th,
er head devils Of Abolitionism now commence
violent warfare upon the entire SOUTH for the
avowed purpose of bringing about dissolution
OF the Uuion
! Seeing these things, it is not strange that
those incons dcrate Democrats who, at the late
elections, voted directly for the Abolition can.
didates,o indirectly aided them by refusing to
vote all, for the purpose Of 'rebuking the Ad.
minstration," now begin to feel ashamed o
their inc xucsable conduct. Many Of them ever
in this county, have confessed to MS that they
committed great error, that their conscienccs
accuse them Of wrong, and that if"God forgiveS
them they would never do so again." Every
man must now take his position-either with
the Democratic party Of for the Union as it is
or with the abolitionists for dissolution of the
| JJnion!-M Vernon Banner
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GFDuring our visit to Lowell We wer,
shown through the Laboratory Of our celebi ated
countryman, DR.. j. c. Aver Scarcely could
we have believed what is seen there without
proof beyond disputing. ssuA
They consume barrel OF solid Pills, about
$4,000 doses and barrels OF Cherry Peotoral,
10000 doses per diem. Towhat an ineonceS-
able amount of human suffering does this point !!
10000 doses day.! Fifty millions ofdoses
per year :. What acres and thousands of
acres Of Sick beds does this spread before the
imagination. And what sympathies ard Nocl
True. not all of this is taken by the very sick,
but alas, mitch ofit is. This Cherry Drop and
this sugarrd Fill are to be the companion OF
pain and anguish and sinking sorrow--the in
hertance our mother Eve beoueathed to the
whole family OF man. Here the infant darling
has been touchad too early by the blight that
withers half our race. Its little lungs are ef-
lected and only watching and waiting shall tel Il
which way its breath shall turn. This red
drop on its table is the tallisman on which it's
life shall hang. There the blossom Of the world
just bursting into womanhood is stricken also
Affections most assiduous care skils not. she is
still fading away wv ..
The wan messenger comes nearer and nearer
every week. This little mediciment shall go
there, their last perhaps their only hope The
strong man has planted in his vitals, this same
disease. This red drop by his side is helping
him wrestle with the iuexorable enemy; the
wife of his bosom and the cherubs of his heart
are waiting in sick sorrow and fear lest the rod
on which they lean in this world, be.hroken.
. Doctor! Spare no skill nor d nor tell
to give the pcrishing sick the be e ~ human
art can give GalUestOn, 1eras ~ i ..
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The BrcsIin and Gibson Ucfalc
tinxp

We understand from reliable sources that a
portion Of the great Breslin and Gibson de cfalca-
ton has been traced back by the Morgan inves-
tigating Committee, to period hey ond Mr..
Breslin's term, and including that of Mr. Bliss
What the amount is, has not as yet been asccr-
tanned, but it is believed to DO large, proving
conclusively that the peculation on the State
Treasury has been going on for years, and only
brought to perfection during the terms of Brcs-
lin and Gibson. The committee is hard at work
investigating the rascalites Of the State officials
tor years past, and when they make their report
there will be terrible quaking among certain
set Of corruptionists who are now revelling of
of the hard earned moneys fthe people o.
Ohio. We say to the committee, do your work
thoroughly, let the exposure fall on whom il
may. 1t is demanded by the tax payers, who
have been so shamefully robbed by those they
have elevated to responsible trust.-Piqua En-
quirsr.
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TERMS-,S2
Got him nv the Wool.

"Laok hea, nigg'r, wha's you swelling to"
was the unceremoniouS salutaIi1n Of saddle
colored gentleman to an eXcrutiatingly dressed
darkey, whose complies zion was not many shades
removed from that Of a recently polished stove
Iipe, as he made graceful swing from the prom
ensde on Fourth street, where he had been ex-
hibiting himself for couple Of hours,to the adj
miration of the cclored misses--into MeAlister
street. ....l..sH.s. rs-i2
"Who you call nigga, sah7" was the indignant
response, with ma jtStie roll Of pair OF eyes,
with good deal Of white and very little Of any
other color In them. .-ss,,
"Why, / call you nieget," was the fat footed
rciteratiOn of saddle-coOr, as he recognized in
the stove pipe gentleman who, about throe
years bcforej had exercised his genlus around
town in the white washing and oot-blackng
line, but who, since that had been abroad and
culti,acd mOustache and foreign airs. 5iai
GLOW me to inform you, sab, dat you is lA-
borin' undah slight deluciationj is no mig.
ga
"Yes you is niger, muffin hut q nigger, an
ifyou amt niger wot is your rs
Else QuarterooH.' ~t-
"llow came youa Quarteroon? Ply
why my muddah was white notran, an
my faddah was Spanlard."
Wv ma You git dat pleXlon"
81 got um in de Souf sah-iect OBJ de climate.
All gemmen in de Soul hab got UNI, sah,'' ~
"Wha you sit dat wool?--say, wha yQ4 git
dat wool?" '' 4'' 9. f--ft sg9'
Else got itby a--an accident on me nuddall's
side" (Stove pipe is slightly confused)
'Now, how you git dat on your mndder's
sile, uf you mudder was white woman? --how
you git dat woolF' ="
"Kase she got frightened fore Ise born"
Glow she git frightened, eh?" efisa,
"Why, sab, she git chased by a black man,
sah?" at Gs,''
"Look hCah, Niger, doesn't mean to bo
pussonal, but from de appearance OBJ your mud
der's son, dar amt no doubt dat dc time youah
uudder was chased by de black man she was
6rertoakd ,tsl
A moment after that you might have played
domihoes on the coat-tail of the Southern gem
man, as he stroaked it up McAister street anil
drived into tha doorway of that arrs!ocratic
caravansory for the accommodation of Nstin-
gnshed sunburnt Iu5sons,' known as Hotel
Dumas. - Gin. Gtz. ..- # -s-7
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Do everything in its proper time; keep eve
rythIug in its place. Always mend clothes be-
fore washing.
Alum or vinegar is good to set colors of red
green or yellow.
Salsoda will bleach very white, one spoon
full is enough for kettle ofclothes.
Save your suds for garden and plants, or to
harden yards when sandy.
Stir poland starch with a common candle and
it will not stick to the iron, and will be much
nicer.
Count your clothes pins, knives & forks, tow.
els, handkerchiefs, &C., at least once week.
Wash your tea-trays with cold suds, polish
with little -four and rub with dry CLOTH
| Frozen potatoes make more starch than fresh
ones. They make nice cake.
Save all your pieces o. bread for puddings dry
or they will mould
Examine your pickles, sweet meats and eve
rything put away.
Buy small quantities of cheese nt time: get
some farmer to put down your butter in the
fall.
| A hot shovel held over vanished furniture,
will take out white spots.
Ribbons ofany kind should be washed in cold
soap suds, and not rinsed.
| Ifyour flat irons are rough rub them we'll
| with fine salt, and it will make them smooth.
| Oat-straw is best for filling beds; should be
changed once year.
Ifyou are buying carpet for durability,
choose small figures.
A bit ofsoaP rubbed on the hinges ofa door
will prevent their creaking.
Scoth sunff put on the the holes where crick-
cts come out will destroy them, with water
will stop the cracks ofa stove, and prvent the
smoke from escaping.
Green should be the prevailing color of bed
hangings and window drapery.
A gallon Of strong ley put in barrel OIL hard
water will make it as soft as rain water.
Halfa q cranberry bound on a corn will soon
killit ut, serua
In winter, set the handle Of your purnp as
high as possible at night, or throw blanke,
over it. RI {f.g
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IloLLowAY's Pills CONDUCTIVE TO LoHG
LrrE.-A healthy stomach generates pure blood
and pure blood is the basis Of vigorous vitality.
To keep the digestive apparatus in a healthiul
condition and the blood free from taint, it is on
ly necessary to purge the system occasionally
with this great compound curative, which is at
once tonic, disiniectant and an aperient.-
By pursuing this course instead Of the opposite
one of neglectins the prcmonitons of nature,
life may be prolonged many years beyond the
period at which it would otherwise terminate
In q climate as variable and and as subject 10
extremes of heat and cold as that of this and Can
ada, it is Of the greatest Importance to keep the
stomach and bowels in perfect order.
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make to all persons engaging in the sale Of our
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with about One Thousand engravings. On re-
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scription Book, will be carefully boxed, and for
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Our books are sold cnly by canvassers, and are
we'll known to be the most salcable. s@.,"a
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The Noblcst task Of Of Man.
THF SALVATION OF HUMAN LIFE

2 liz OALN y llON VI Ii I MAN Llf IL.
1t is something to discover now planet in
the heavens, a new island. a new race, and the
Syparite offered prize for the discovery of a
new enjoyment. But how mmeasurably does
even the best OF these achievements fall short Of
the discovery and application OF new and sue
cessfu remedies Tor disease. This great and
good work has been accomplished by Professor
Holloway, who has cclipscd all his prcleces-
sors and cotemporaries and rendered himself
the foremost man Of all this world" so far as
medical science is concerned, by the invention
and universal diffusion of his Pills and Ointment
While nations have been at war, and destruc-
ton, invoked by ambition and jealousy, has
deluged the earth with blood, this hero ofpeace
has been fighting pain and suffering in every
region with weapons not obtained for the ar
senal but the laboratory, and conquering them
in every encounter. The loud hurrah that
halls the successful warrior lord OF the stricken
field, is worthless in comparison with the CRATE.
full peans Of recovered multitudes who have
been restored to health and usefulness by thess
matchless curatives To dwell In detail upon
their virtues is unnecessary, when there comes
voice from every land between the outer ciaclc
and the centre OF civilization, declaring them 10
be absolute specifics for all Internal and exter.
nal disorders. - Boston 1rarelley "a VT