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.the rrlea into - tncSrenans q despesisal.
/ M esiectiou Ma been nsxe1 1Aas ShsFss4n
had signed j lecomusen1 alioa 3sf the circuls-
ton 81 Helpcr's book. NJ. Morris, did not atsn
il, nor had be read Tho book. 81 far - b ~
dsrssood Il, u was written ~ = nstivs q =
Soushesn State; slmost excluslvely addressed
TO Southern men, and showing the expsssenee
Of Southern man - - the Wales - elAss -
Dor. Gentlemen magnify ~ book and 1ake
i ! formidable engine Of mischief e re psace
Of this country. Had mot hin friend declares
that he vas against that book 20 FIR . u Co.'S
tempiated an Infringement Of The constitutional
rishts Of The South.
What had the House TO do with Hslpers
book? Were they - college Of Jseuits 20
expurge the literature d The book. and we're
they to act g ccnsOes Of every incendiasy work!
Itsssas naOst extraordinary proceeding.
hMr Moore, oil Ala, knsw there we're men IN
the North % true 70 she Constitution % those Of
the South, and when il was said there vas il
the North no sympathy for John Bfosn. y sAs
libel. The papers Of the North uefe foil Of
demonstrations Of sympathy. and some we're
in mourning for Brosn. NJ Greeley, pfomi-
neDs organ Of the Republican party, ssid, 10 his
paper, that IN future time Browns name will be
held in glory and honor. So far ~ be knew tie
sentiments Of those he represented, he but ex-
the success Of purely sectional party would
virtually be dissolution Of the Union. II the
Republican party was to succeed the sooner the
Union i dissolved the better.
The South were on the defensive. Ii they
could 20. get their rights 10 the Onion under
the constitution, they we're prepared 70 have
THAR rights out OF it.
Vi. Corwin suggested thai the House take
the ease reverted 70 in the House, when the
New Jersey contested election case prevented
prompt organization. On that occasion the
venerable John Adams wes elected chairman
until q speaker was elected. 1t had been his
fortune to witness here, every crisis to which
reference had been made ia debate.
lie was here during the notification times,
and 10 1856. If the gentlemen could now sun
mon to their aid the calm and;n wise action which
animated gentlemen In those Zines, al unpieas-
ant feelings would be removed. Applause. l.
He had heard, with Infinite pain, the repeated
threats that i: the Republican party vas success
fni AZ The Presidential election, the South would
be willing TO encounter the fatal consequences
of dissolution Of the Union.
Messrs. Stanton, Coz, Sherman aud others,
participated in the discussion.
The House adjourned without any action.
Pittsburg, Pa Dec :.
70 day the district court o. application Of
the domestic creditors, appointed eequestra-
tor for the Z Ft. w. 4 G. II. X. This &C
ton was induced by tho appointment Of a
receiver in Ohio by the U 5. District Court
upon application Of certain bondholders.
Cleveland, Dec 8.
J. K. Edgerton Of Pittsburg was to-day
appointed receiver for the Pittsburg, Fl
Wayne a. Chicago Railroad
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fAfAL RAILROAD ACADEMIA fireman ma
Mc Cochran, in the employ Of the Illinois
c,.afss Railroad Company, was killed on fhe
E4-i. I'm Extension on Friday. The train was
Ftsost ling west from the Chicago Branch 70
liF gsn uGlk at ri Paso. When few mites
oa i,cu ,'beuos. ID. eoarie between the loco
Hssifs aud 'eneer broke, Cochran falling be-
lssst Nine cars passed over him, niangisAg
as tods in q horrible Manner.-Peoria Tram
snR
TM IxsrrxxssypLr TxRRoR.-The Boston
Assert;s<s suggests that q cow 81 Cherleetovp:
u, sss killed by the sentry because soe neo
tso pssssr horns ON her head, and because sne
~ been taiiJearsmg among the negroes.
sAsluEEs.-seversi painters have been seen
= sts vicinity lately. One was kiIiee nes'
Sssd, recently. by Benjamin Cook, whscb mes'
susd eight feet in length. The skin o. the
O. nj, suited. u nov on exhibition IN Sieye
'aAs.-6s. Charles Qowa) lntelligencss.
kYAsGHr IL viRGrxIA RAILRoAD Ca
Nv dsys since. Marshall Jewell, Esq. Of tnA
ss's psased tasoseh visgipis on his way hosa1
hs~ business "Trip 70 the HOuth. The tran
- searched q Calpspper for incendiery docu,
nsla Mr. J. had . revolver with him, sns
- requested BY the vigilants 70 leave ~
az, - they wanted 70 shut him up Tor penoo
~ eejeefea. and casually remarked ounel
- conversation that The vigilsnts had oesee
- sss. Somebody might get hort - =
We sheot dssd tbs Asss nan that pat band o.
- A. be sas dssss@lne1 In BIZ manner, an
ne vigiiasss ssobered osly forty o. aity
WI - hia - . BIZ ray II pesce. 'Un
sssel. eaitA a. ancient 0siles, stbou ~
ssesoeyis-Uaseeeed CousanG
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vHrE FAMILIES LEAVING vIRGINIA.-The
I - York Times correspondent says that ii has
n. inl9rglation when it stats that. in con :
the Harper's Ferry affair, the heavy
-, bo,se.' OF Virginia begin to see that
!. ..ssc, 81 sla., y il destined TO produce In
.'s, strife in thai State in the future, and
r,ls,i,ay decrease the value OF property. "a
\ A., are accordingly preparing TO leave the
,,;e ,ervades all classes Of citizens !;
.s.,. l. no freedom of speech suspicion ana
ds.-u,, are abroad; the last resort to check the
progress Of crime, the jury system. las become
,,,k AID corrupt; The spirit of religion Is dying
y, md inidelity taking It's place. The coun>
n, according 10 his representation, is IN fact
\, one degree removed from state OF anar>
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The temperature Of the South is considerably
hot about this time, and it tells on the editorials
written ,her.-psr;icularly ut Charleston. The
Democrat. pubshed in that town has the toi>
lowing at siele, which G:akes mince-meat OF WIN.
II. Seward; and ii il does not psegeht BIS iur
ther participation in the business oil p0ltics, ~
will fail !a its intention:
"This arch Ge;aagogae aud trailer, (Seward)
we suppose will have tpe isspgdence 70 take bis
seat again ia the Senate. VIII Mason and Hun
ter. or any other Southern Senator, permit him
a. peer, reeking and dripping 10 be Is with the
blood of Southern citizens upon his skirts, Is 0
question for them to determine. In point OF
atrocily--deep, dark and damning atroclty, the
crime for which Brown viii! exp'ate his HE
upon the gsilsws. is . small offence 10 compare
san with that OF this Lssa seward. After in
nueurstins the ..irrepressibie conflict" by trs :
Lorous sud lsnaticaI barapgues 10 The Ignorant,
debauched and lAnaticai popplAce Of the North,
after persuading the old infatuated smpletOp
now 10 our jail, that he would be doing Gods
aud the country's service, to come he,e aud
murder the STAKEHOLDER, and inclte = negro IN :
surreetiou ut the South, and when he knew that
,h;s attempt would be made with = sneaking
;nexnress,ble mesnness and dastardly skulk-
Inc 90 vardice, which nothing but white-liser-
"a murderer and scopndrel could be guilty OF,
he takes himself out Of the county, and puts
An ocean between him and the scene o. hia
treason and his crimes. II such pueiiani-
mona villain o. be u permitted 70 occupy . seal
/ n The most auguss and respectable deliberate
hody which the world can assemole-shs A@e-
rican Senate indeed, have we sallen
upon evil dmes-ths tate o. Rome wln &c %
- rcrnr Republic-it will Be living realty
l -. ~@-o -. .,,mnh nj n Ard % nRDiel
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3. & N. Z. q. NOTICE.

once Of the Burlington aud MlssonFi KiveT .. Goa
Burlington, September 10, 1859.
NTOCKHOI DERS or the burlington and Missouri
- River Railroad Compsxy, are hereby notined that
a as.resmept has been laid upon I'll Stock Of the Ce
pany not full paid Of Five Dollars share payable On
Or before the 18th or this month: Five dollars hare
payable on or before October 18th ensuing Five uASs
share PAYABLE on or before November 16th ensuing.
and i've dollars share, payable Or before Decem.
her l64h ensuing. Bsoskhoders residing Y Iowa, WI
rssdine il Illinois. 70 a. II Hail, Eco, Chicago; Mich
isan etockhoders to George = 70 ter ESQ Detroit;
snl III others 81 the once 81 the Company IN Doseea
NJ order Of the Directors. g
anu1A.hufd j. N. DGN10 ~ IR0A80H0ts
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Resolved, That the southern States are, Of
ait. and ought to be, in fact, supreme on the
ssssiions which affect the fortunes Of domestic
aavery.
Resolved, Thss the acts Of the General
essernmen,, restrictive Of the foreign slave
race, are in derogAlion Of their raRhts, and
s1ghi to be REPEALED.
such are the resolutions offered by Mr.. Dsntz.
a, " The South Carolina Senate, On Monday
asi. They we're referred TO the Committee on
FEDERAL Relations. This 10 the fret hound oil
t* revival OF the African Slave Trade ball.
baltimore Pa.riot.
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u =. republicans Of Iewa-
County Convention.

-. ..n above made, let there n Convsu-
Ia VEG Q. .s ~ Of Dies Moiaes Ccanty.lcva,
IA 81 Ne r. I,arnston on Saturday the Slst day
d yaon nsi 1853, At Two o'clock. p m, for The
4 pessnDs,', epolnting Delegates from Des Mones
cosa,y 70 tas - ~ Des Mcircs ON the 18th day Of
,.asary, isSe. CHARLES BEN rARwIN,
-, of the R.p. County Com. Of
3aR D~s Moiaes County, Iowa.
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aaA Es ksIED.

In this city HE LIST inst by Rev. p r. Bishop. Mr..
wM. A. DREW to Mrs. NARY ANN GLkNDENNEN-t {.
Al ,he First Baptist Church in this City, the
ing Of December 4th, BY Rev. r, p. Bisrcp, MIR. AL
BION PARSONS to Miss LIZZIE HILLARY, daughter
Of Alexander Hiilesry, all Of Burlington.
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A carpenter who was building Bapust
|Caurch in charlesiown, Va, got the contract
|kr building the gAiiows Tor old John Brown.
Three Republican papers in Iowa, the Chars
Va Patriot, III. NJ Pleasant News, and the
Encryille Journal, have Indicated preference
n iioa. Simon Cameron, Of Pennsy lvanie, us
Z Standard bearer Of the Republican pnrty in
9.
lie Louisville Journal suggests that the House
Initiate The example Of the Senate and elect the
|sonnit,ees instead OF having them appointed
h. the Speaker. This would strip the Speaker.
BIZ oi ia immense political importance, and
|bsduce il merely TO its legitimate duties OF an
impartial presiding officer. 1t says that some
|ei The Southern opposition will present such .
Proposition on the opening OF Congress.
| bar GooBs lnPoarArIoNs.-T New York
" goods importers continue their heavy pur-
=. . ef foreign goods. Week before last they
n. a .cs ,a7s cf foreign goods, against $l,-
( i. N, ,hs >~me week last year, and s544,5cd
\. ..n. xe.L a. 1857. Al hisrate, the specie
s,uev,, which have 0I!y just been suspend
l. vii soon be resumed, sd certain classes o.
sslsn dry goods ~il be as fSsAp AsA' sp '"s
b he purchasers could wish.
Ca tuesday of las. week, an old Irish womsN
il.si Mary Cady, was found drownSo IN SILVER
trsk, In Clinton county. coronets jury
saesred a verdict OF accidental drowning.
H.. A. J. Jordan has retired from the Me-
tf'gu, Press on account Of III health, and Mr..
i,can y is nov the sole editor and proprietor
he Jasper County Press of the lst INST. says
'lrks now expected that the n. L N. Il. H.
'1be completed 10 Marengo, in Iowa county
~ lie middle Of February next, between TOO
'ld loo hsnds are 81 work, and that the road
= beine pushed forward very rapidly.
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TIE Wheeling, Va, people are Lot very COM
,aeenlly regarding the fact that while they
|a,s no interest in sustaining slavery in the
|<.p, tat much in ex;ingcshing 1t, they must
stsfr in the expense OF all the military tom
At Charlesto~u, which il is said wild ex-
eeed u.sfter ol a million OF 6olIais.
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- No not tail TO examine tue STOCK OF poots
=, The Banner Store Of Tis1ard l.
s...,n You can buy OF them cheaper than
p'N 49, Roo, and Shoe establishment in
=, Having one of the best workmen ia
w., 10 superinteud their manufacturing
Ian, they feel confident Of giving per-
.,,c,;on. They received the First Pre-
!, the County Fair for the best and neat
!, ,,,,,y Of Boots aud Shoes.
n.,,s., he Place, ri, Jsff.rson street
ccpp Parsons Book. nov 10 WI
T,ossp-The ice stopped running yesterday
.,;,y ard the river closed, We Lope. Tor the
Lut fear that the pleasant weather will
~ Omen il. During the day number CT
o.. crossed on foot. The ferry boat made
80, unsuccessful efforts 10 break her way
.,.,nsh the Ice TO the Other side, bu, finally
g.se is up.
-. ,;vs, has no. been clssed with ice before
\, ,vo Years. or sirce February, 1857, ana ior
i. reason We had little trade from the other
i. daring the winter months for the iast two
ears We hope the present ice bridge may
,.m.;u during the winter and afford our sucker
,,ans. and customers sn easy and safe road to
BurliugioD, where they will find good market
M their surplus butter, fruit, corn, beef, pork.
i, and excellent opportunities fer purchasing
4..p goods and groceries.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE

VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dyel
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others limitations, and should be avoided
II you wish TO escape ridicule,.
GRAY, RED, Oh RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without theleast
injury to Hair or Skin.
pIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded VIM. A. Bachelor since 1882 and CO.,
600 applications have been made to the Hair Of his pat
r0ns OF his famous Dye.
wM. A. BATcHELOR,S HAIR DYE produces color
MOTTO be distinguished from nature, and 10
net 10 iDure Ia the least, however long may be
timed, and the lii effects Of had Dyes remecei; the
Hair invlgorated for Life BY this Splendid Dye.
Mad- sold applied Tin prvrte roomsl as the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and address upon .
steel plate engraving four sides Of each Box. 1T
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
iuf6 1yW 233 Broadway, New York.
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Moyemaenss OF senator Seward.
Paris Correspondence n. !. Eve. Post.

Paris, Nov. -, 1853.
Senator Seward, whose expedition 70 Egypt,
Syria. and the Holy Land vas the occasion o.
no little concern amQpg his trisaas awno knew
the perils of travelling iu that quarter during
ths summer months, has returned to this ci'y
s.fs aud much improved 10 health and appear
.nce. Daring bis absence he has had very
satisfactory glance at Italy, or Il 'ts pfincips.
eapi,ais. and at the monuments OF ancient ana
modern civilization in Egypt and Asia MINOR,
20 say nothing Of . week pleasantly epeht 81 W
emma, where, as in all the pisces "n,cu ne uas
visited. he has experienced no laok OF stteh-
lion from those whose attentions in Europe are
usually most highly priced Since ne len Fairs
h. mas spent thirty nights on the Aediterrahe'
an. and surveyed the extrenies OF CIVILIZATION on
,b,sa continents | think ! may safety ena
TIA, he goes home satisfied that Providence has
Acme As veil by our people - by any OF the
r.ees ana that America 10 . good enough coun>
~ for him to live in. In his haste TO get
eastward. in the summer, he had no opportuni-
" Of seeing anything OF France, aoo 30 nucu
has been said Of the changes wrought Dosn IN
this city and In the other departments since ne
vas here some twenty i've years ago. tnss Ne !.
bas determined TO improve the brief persoo
-hich remains between this and the departure
az The Asago. ON the 18th proximo, in studying
NaDoleonism, He will then eel sail Tor home.
MAIL BAGS 70 BIZ MoBBED!-Gov. Wise hav.
| ing requested the opinion Of Attorney Gensrs'
| Ticker, Of Virginia, % TO the bearing o. sne
STATE Iaws upon The distsibution Of incendlary
publicstioas through the Post Oiics. that ofAcs'
vrises long report on the subject, IN which %
takes the ground that the federal power y
tssnsmis mail matter doe: not carry .lse =
~ poves 20 publish and circulate, and. there
| Tc,a ehat local laws Affecting such PUBLICATIONS
a. - legendary documents in qassdon, nal
4 =. .n1nreeA. After this decision, the eiscnls'
isron 81 Objectionable mail matter in Yirgini.
M, be regarded - definitely prohibited.
n.v nanic he's bean created BY The alleged dis
Govern Of ssinisrnsl machiaea." which. accord
~ 10 the Richnond Eoquirss. are 70 0s %
dressed 70 III the leading citizens o. the els'e
With The innsdiats ap9 diaoo''es' ses'sn
blosiag do ~ fi'
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Cincinnati, Monday, Dec.

CINCINNATI, MONDAY, Dec. o.
The receipts Of hogs on Saturday, Instead OF
increasing, some parties anticipated, fell oil
10 5000 head, against 1000 ON Friday. and
5000 the day previous. This fact, together
with the favorable weather gave aadi,iouaI
strength 10 tue market; aud under pretty
strong excitement, prices farther advanced,
with sales OF 2 900 head at 81 25a6 40; besiGes
which,, lot eli extra heavy, averaging 235 lbs,
to ar.ive next week, sold at IS so. AT the
close there were Lut few hogs upon the market,
and .sr lots averaging 300 lbs and upwards
$t so was demanded, while some people talked
seriously oil 81. The short crop lever is epread
irg, and taking a pretty deep hold in some
quarters, but there does not Seem to be any
better Foundation for the reported deficiency
than prevailed last year. Then AZ average price
of is IS lsade long crop ont Of short one,
and that too with an inadequate supply OF coin.
High prices this year MAG lead 10 = similar re-
suit, especially as the com crop ia better than
il was il. 1883. But the receipts so far are light
aud it has all at once been discovered that there
are not hogs enough in the country TO make
full crop. This is enough. Prices are advancing,
there is money TO he made as the ball moves,
and every body vii, 20 cut at the right time, OF
course. if receipts should be larger 10 January
than they are now, with indications OF . con-
tinuance Of the packing season up to the LIST OF
March. Those who are sharp enough 10 smell
a short crop altar oil, will take care 10 unload at
the right tine, if it can be doae-oi course
they MI. But, as remarked on former occa
sion iii. eac.ies,e;;s is working admirably for
the fArg,.rs Instead OF $40 pee Il 81 ipr hogs,
with wh.ch they expected 20 be satisfied. thcy
are realizing Sl2 to Xl4. This will make dill
teresae Of s6,oUo,0o0 TO the farmers Of Ohio,
Kenucky. ind.a,3 and Illinois. Mess Pork ad-
ys,,.ed zoe per tbl. wiki safes .! 2 900 6bls on
tLs spot, al stale 25-cbieay the former rats.
For j .auary AID February delivery tl6 80 was
,e,,.4d- indeed, short sellers xsre frightened
of Tie track Bulk meat sold, for February
del very, ~ and.sc. Green meats may be
o,.,,e1 a,5 5, Z aud st for shoulders, sides aud
| k...s Barrel lard is held firmly at l04. All
| the old baeoa sjdss in Marke. are held At o.
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POf0sk.
por making soap without lime, with ttas tsesAas ana
fgiaIar espenoG The ehsapsDt article ever &e0ov-
srsl ~ u puspeso. One ponna Will make Twelve
fsssn ealoas q gsod eo 0sap, q nine psanas HARD
arnn printers VII Ard sapeser article IT. clean.
~ tvre. Il psrlscsly ScsAas and ftes fssm pasi
nraken h snan tampa anA pat Up u 1. Z, Z an =
Tsnsfaetrsel a NJ Challaaxe cAAnieal Wesks,
nrsoslva. and ssld ~ II. Du1kKR . GO.
eIGihN11tA lo1 Peosl o1ses1s uew XesG
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SA FORD
CAT HAIR !|| Il, TIC! i! ]? i PILLS,

Pure vegctable Extracts, and pMt up
Keep In any CKsamas@.
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Dee lapinee, nee. ~, 1850.
-. Nas,caol Repe1lican CNnvepsioa
,.ssnuch = s,reh earlier day tAAn that usnally
a y hsld !. siisnr State Ccnvsustcn for me oem-
srsutea ~ 3 a,lscevs, and inasmueh - u uM %
sstes o. - psucurs The general rsprsseAseaeo
"A csuve ~ he session Of he lsGsaseusc Of shse
rcupties In accordance With the eseefal
sse she ~ rubiie sensE eat have receives 70 issue
,sarssien. - vi lOra special ossysnaiAn:
y ~. = ,he Republicans Of Iswae
=, couveusisa Of he .epubliesns q Ic.s !.
cecae, = sseL ~ their delegates - ne City 81
,ssby eaiea wednesday, the 19sh day 81 Jaeuafv.
=, Nospes ~ p NJ Sos the purpose OF eppoiasing
20: st s"cr,eept he state 81 Iowa 10 iee ksP1e-
aexestss g conyeptlon 70 Be held IN IT, Tor sAs
,sss MueS c.ndfdAfes for Presdent ana wee fres-
.,,ed states. The ratio 81 representation
81 sos ns.sss.r for each organiaed county ana
=, Ne es d,legate fer each ~ votes tor traction
sss ssdNs.stsr ,i,An hslfl cast icr samuei j.
gs,e IN ssoyernor OF tbs State Al TIE iass state
Snsccd i's
ffeas.. ,n,. Of The several County Committees are
ne " - ,ssue their calls Tor County conventions
-ssessfe ~ zion OF Delegates at an early Gay.
n he ncn'Ds JOHN 4. KAeso \, Chairman.
!, - uoxIE, Secretary
y. >. d. p. CLARKG. Nj. Pleassnt.
r. =. STONE, Council luffs,
Wn lOCaHRIDGGs Osk Aloosa,
9EN THOMAS DRUMMoND, vinton,
~ III AILDRETA, 81. ChArles City,
NJ NEWCOMB, Bloomfield,
NM RIGELOW, Sioux City,
YAMES THORINGToN, Davenport,
II "A. WILTSE, Dubuque,
1, L. PEAaE, Fort Dodge.
Republican State Central Committee
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THE STATE or IOWA. Is
,ac cher'a Aasnciafinn

xG6CU6EB AUDUCA0tAVUs
4 MEETING OF the Teachers' Association viii be
N held 1t the South School House In this city, %
Saturday the 10th Of December next
New and important business will come before the
Association. Lei every District In the County BE- well
represented.
BY order, J. y. GkAyssecy.
Rnri ingf0n Nov Oh hpt0
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SA FORD'S
Liver lNvlG0RAT OR

NEVER DEBBL1EAkEh.
TT is GOM PAbuN DED entirely frNa,s
i Gums. AMI has become an established fact, 4
Standard Medicine, known and approved By all tia;
have used It, sEd IL now, tresorted 70 with conf.
dence in all the diseases - for which IL is recon.
mendec. - Ihas cured thousands
within the last two years . who had given up ali
hopes Of relief, the p. numerous unsolicited
certificates in my pos. s! session show.
The dose must be &C adapted TO the tempera-
ment Of the individ al = taking ii, aud used in
such quantities Ms to act - gently On tile bowels
Let the dictates Of . your Judgment guide
you In the use OF the - Liver RSS1GO.
N ATOk&. and II will - cure Liver Com.
plants. Bilious ~ Attacks. Dyspepe
sfa, Chronic Di.A arrsAGeN. SH m
meF COnaplaints,l = DyseRtery. HrOp.
sysSOMr SIOmMch, - IHNbttuai Os
tvcness. ChOIlc,l Cholera TGOrbus,
Cholera 1nfan-t1 ffuaM, EIAlulencc,
JRundfcc, Fee. male Wea q nc So
cS, aEd may be used "a Unnecessarily an DIR.
binary FamflylE M edictne. II will
cure SICK HEADeItN ACRE, las thousands
can testify in tvYcn-EA tay nm N u q ., II
TWO or three leasI EapOOm&f0ls are
taken NJ commencs.lA Imens OF attack.
All who use IL - iaFs giving their tes-
timony in It's favor. -
fIgX WATER IN THE DEOU TH
WITH THE lNVIGOleATOR. AND
ROrR1 TOGETHER.
Price Que Dollar M0r IH0ltle.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-10

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