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e<y The introduction Of crinoline has
had disastrous effect on the starch trade.
A starch factory in Buffalo, recently put in
operation, with q capital Of $50, 900, finds
no demand for its manufactures, and facto-
ries at Oswego and other places have been
compelled greatly 20 reduce their operations.
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CAETER 5. CnVRVWlGuy,
Successors to Porter * Carter1
ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Auction aud Commission Merchants
FOR THE SALE or
iefehaudiKe, Houses, Lots. Lands. SC, Middle
Broadway. Council Bluffs. iowa.
s'ONSIGNNENTS SOLICITED FROM HOME AND
~ aeToai, and attended 10 with yrumptneos auG
i4tch
EErERT TO
sas. Thomas II. BENTON. Jr, y SNOW g A. Robin
-, q "a IL Robinson, C"unul Bluff, 5 DIullard. Buff
'0' !, ! heeier Albany, \ Y [nIS-l
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I,.srn! .E-eu! for thr <o!tr,ios Of .HJfes,
Ejits, Sc,

DENISDN ..CRAWFOK cor OCkrl........lb .lbN A.
4trIIL t,enI to the Payment Uf Taxes and the tuI-
w lerrlon uf Debts. All Business entrusted to his
o,re will Le promptly attended to.
p,rrnrsrr,Luon C.. T. whiting. Onlwt. Iowa :;
= l. T-rcIc. E~G A. Crrhrun, E>F., Council bt"ifS.
Lava; john Purity Esd, Rev, J. " n"r'ron pe"Ison'
en, y T. J"Wc,t. Esd, d. 4. Si'"S"c1I, hai, 81,
Iauis No; john $. Kinlhal, EsH John A. p"tc,S' Esq
ElLE,m, NIinn. E-Lo'INo
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THEY SAY

Theirs is decision in tie last volume of
Gray's Reports, which IS at once sound NOR
ais and good law. A woman, sued FOR
SANDER, defended on the ground that sho
only repeated, and without maiice, what
was currently reported. The Court held
that to repeat a story, which is false and
slanderous, no matter how widely it may
have been circulated, is at the peril Of the
tale bearer. SANDER can not always ha
traced to it's origin. Its power OF mischief
is derived from repetition, even il a misbe-
lief of the story accompanies is relation.
Indeed this half doubtful way Of impar,ins
siander, is often the surest method resorted
to by the siandercr, to give currency TO hi,
tale. 81 zs -. u r.s-..ss - -.-.
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TURNING THE ETAREFS."

There is published in this city, Il contemp-
tible and scurri!ous sheet, which We !oathe
tco much 70 name, whose leading purpose
would seem to repeat, parrot-h like, the asser-
ton that '.negro is no: white man"
whence it doducos tue rightIuinGss Of human
slavery, not .'ia the south only, but IN the
north and every where else as we'll" This
! journal is much addicted to printing the
epistles Of its Subscribers and admirers, OF
which the following is a fair specimen
! Editors ot.t!te---: recently came
frum Oregon Territory, where have resided
/ Tor four years previous. When left Ms
consin four years ago was Free SOiler =;
but having been u reader Of your truly ma
| tiona, paper, and having Seen the condition
of the free negroes Of jamaica, with whip
| in hand, driving all their women to fetch
the coal to load for fuel TO our ships, be-
sides their oVerbearing insoence to white
men, am folly convinced that the natural
condition Of the negro is for his goOd) in
subsection to the white race. Ncare much
| their superl0rS Us u race, in au intellectual
and moral sense. rs they are now above the
| bQjbooa. Where now live is a horrible
nest of Black Republicans, or negro loving
Aboltionsts. Nevertheless. there il a rem
nant left who have not bowed their knees TO
the image Of DIai, and II you will sells. Iae
some specimen copies viii get up Il small.
list Of subscribers and send to you lmmed!
atelv. have seen in Oregon the power Of
your widely circulated paper to open the
eyes Of the blind.
Yours, truly, OGDEN BARRETT.
This letter elected from the "horrih,e
nest of BInck Republicans or egrO-loying
AbolitionistS," among whom Mr.. Barrett is
50 unfortunate rs u be located, the follow
ing re>p0nse-
To the Ediior Of the JaneSriNc Gazette.
A copy of The --, with this letter
was addressed to ne, and probably sent at
the request Of the writer himself.
As MIR. Barrett seems DESTROYS Of n0tor
ETY., allow me to state u fact which will IL
lustratc the relative character Of himself
and the ne.ghoorhood he Y.iifes, as well
as his appreciation Of what is due to wo-
man.
When Barrett left Magnolia for Oregon,
he left wife and four children il destitute
circumstances, and during the entire time
be was absent. his family says he never sent
them any aid whatever, not to the value Of
II fArthlng. Ia these destitute cITculnst'sn
ccs, the "bIacH IIepubicAns" Of Magnolia
purchased Il house for his family, nnd con-
tT.hutrd 20 their support what the Industry
and labor OF the mVlher could not provide.
Since his return Barrett has occupied that
house, aud still occupies il genI free, anl is
to that extent, az least, himself, Il pens.on"r
upon the bounty of NE men Aa publicly abu
s3s.
| mail t1,a S.ot,-,or+ -, ;,,st:,n+ - q rai. III,
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s. z. OLIVER.

ETcrcJ1 ant TpjLoE,
irI putrr in GcHtcMlH'S Furnishing GooH<
.HiddI. Hr"ad~Hy, CDrNCiL BlirFs,
I-EEPS uN HAND A CIl0IuE SFi.HrTIO.
n + tIUTHN. tA>lMENI.N " NHNIiNi'%, Nks
wuL hr yrtli tx" up oder. in The hte,t AMI fA
most l;f,r,,v,, >-.r, T,gH'Jt with hranf.f"I ia5
n.u J. T. OLIVER.
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Cy Ten years ago there was bu, one
free soil member of the Senate fve years
ago there were Eve; and now there are
twenty eight while there are only seven
northern members ''Democratic,' Of whom
two at least are slender consolation to the
South. Considering these facts, we are not
surprised that the democrats have for some
time past refused to follow Mar Tapley's
advice to be ''jolly !" or, that they manifest
such an eagerness to bring Cuba, Central
America, or anything else into the Union,
which may extend the area, and thereby
increase the representation Of that labor
system on which all their politics are now
made to hinge. .# +.
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In n1Hs>ing along the road. We saw yroup
Of people couoregute~l around Il proetgalel
man.
'What's the matter > We inquired.
y muu sun struok.'
'Who is he =
Nothing hut lH5oror.'
Nothing but laborpr.' 4 POOR vi"
sick and weary. watches every pas,"r on the
street, strains her ear to catcA every foot
fall, and hou"s each one vii. prove to be me
sun shin. Of her tare-wO-n AMI harI-w u: l.
ing life.
Nothing but lnborrr' Gu: little c'u-
dren cluster around their mothers Erec, and
ask, in Disappointed tones
why doesn't father cone:'
Nothing but a laborcrn but tho baby lays
down her only to- ana caps Acr hands at
each football. Growing
'pnpa! Papa!'
Nothing but laborcs. bnt u the night
falls dark. those with anxious faces clasped
hands and suspended breath, eager ) watch
for tho coming y: him whose breath is fur"v-
~ hu>Arl, who will never again whisper
words of love t. the wife who has worn ont
her life in toll for him; whose cheering tono2
will never more soothe the troubles Of the
little ones-whose strong arms lie still and
neryc.csS. never aggln to raise the Growing
babe. who i'll her sweet sleep murmurs his
nImr.
Mark the agony Of those faces as the mes.
scnger Of woe approaches the door. Hear
the cry of anguish the poor widow gives rs
she inlis tainriug to the :Ionr-lsten To the
cinldrcn,s Sobs, and hear the hahv's cry
mingle with theirs, as the wall OF grief wakes
her from her sleep. See the despair thnt
falls on all, as the corpse j. borne in at the
door where his coming was so anxiousjy
looked for-nnd when the widow. turning
from all consolation, calls. in heart breaking
accents on the dearly beloved name. and I'M
pIores HIM to look up. to speak once more
to her-when the children. kneeing near
her, call in vain for a fathers care. then say
if You can, nothing but II iaborer.'
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c. The Memphis Branch Union Bank,
Jackson. Tenn, was robbed on the night of
the 5th Of Feb. Of . large amount of specie
and paper, and the :iesk murdered.
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,.-M. T, KITER, BOOK BIN DER AND bLAhh
w E,1k Manufacturer, cor HCGL BLUFFS, IOWA Is
ar- to execute anythlnS his department nf bhsl-
@ r.,,,riv IN A substantial and wOrknianlihe IHan-
rrf aud at low plCt$. ""
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II. TEMPLE.
n,oxCrp uoox RJSDERY.

rroRSEY AT LAW, LEWIS. CAsS COUNT
A iowa. Office with the Recorder and Treas uIeF'
- ""s ,ssf v2n38yl
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a. iNII2isAN,

General LNnE -AGC Cht,
cor NlII BTFFS, IOWA.
WILL PROHIPrLN ATTEND TO THE 10
" IAT.nx ar.L .,.tr u lAit NsrTAnio for l"i'-
rc rHt,; the pay ucnt of Taxes ari the pUTchS' 'i
sac Real Estate generally. VIII as" cater l'n''
, - n,, ,,-- and .yr ry:un 4. uavInpDts IT.2-r.
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= Ey Two brothers in Maine BIZ the name
Of Rich have been lately married to two sis
ters by the name Of Wings, and have reno.
we'd to Illinois. Thus riches have taken to
themselves WINGS
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e5r Major Cass, who has lately retired
from the Mission at Rome, has been attack.
ed by paralysis, and has lost, wholly or in
part, the use Of bis lower limbs. He has
gone to a watering place in Switzerland,
famous fer me effect 9f waters 81, thar dis.
ease, 4e-.4.e essssss SI- Z
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DIR, w, s. GRIMES,

TTORNEr t%D COUNSELLOR AT LAW oo'H-
\ Gil BLUFFS, Iowa. ~ o
r z-unice over the Banking House OF Greene mea'e
{ MLtdle RrnaNWaY. h'.".
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CT A chap in New Orleans, who was Or
dered by physician to live upon vegetable
diet, took to mint juleps. -
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c;y The La Crosse Democrat has the fol

u TIC Ia UrUssV DeMOcrAt RAs INo lOI-
lowing hit;
Last week one Of our eastern friends.
coming down from St. Paul, stoppedat vi
mona over night. Being a stranger. he ia-
qured Of the host, "what kind Of land they
had back on the prairie ?" "D--d splen-
did land, sir - "And what kind of a couD-
try have you back Of the blulT?' ODD
splendid country, sir" What DO you raise,
mostly, around here 20 eve raise h-nr'
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FRANK STEgEEI,

attorney n counsellor al Lar, f0nreyaacrr'
y f.cntrai Ecrd .fStnf,
TOE.sIiL ELIEts, I0U:E.
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physiciau and surgeon,
rs~0FFICE-SecgnI Story, iIass'S bloTk, Nlnhe
Bf. ,iway. t---I-
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CT The editor of the Logan (Ohio)
"('azette' having been presented with u
bottle of old London Dock Gin, drank it,
and then attempted to write paragraph of
thanks, with this melancholy result.
"In conclusion, here's to Fire Fountain
Company No. Some,' the Brossfountaino
Bell Brand and the rest of our home institu-
tons and organizations, including the ladies
and other branches of business (hic) in and
around town and especially the Messident' q
Pressage, Mohnngton Washument, &c., all
which may be had cheap at the Punch
Brook-Brook and Dug Store of Birninger's s
old London Dock Gin, for 81 year if
payment is delayed until the end Of the At
iantic Cable"
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r' Ladies who array themselves in pa
tent hoops, should sing as they dress, "Still
SO gently o'er me steeling." @f@@ g
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DNNGEROLS EEILOM.

In Liverpool (Eng.) on the Goth of De-
ccm5er, aperfect Mormon in his marrying
propcn>ties, named Egham, was brought
before the police court for polygamv. This
fc low was shown to hca most desperate char
acter among the women-am amusing himself
by marrying all that were fools enough to
listen to his proposals.. lie commenced his
career by marrying under a fictitious name,
"a Miss Gee, Of Turnhamgreen. lie next
married Miss Celia NJ. Wye, of Remington,
q girl with considerable property. Either
the lady or the property fixed his attentions
for some time. At last be strayed of. and
on the 81 Of january, 1858, he married Miss
Ll llia Mnrch. On the Sd of May last he
married Miss Larah Drcwitc, on the 18Th
Of July, Miss Martha Grover, and on the
18th of August, Miss Fanny Farrell making
four in about one year. All these decep-
tons were proved upon him. How many
more credulous were imposed upon, does
not yet appear. lie managed to excuse his
absence from some Of them, by pretending
to be a mate Of ship. Miss WE awavs
thought him to be y collector for a large
mercantile house, and was not therefore,
surprised at his frequent absences,
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D.J. sulIivaza, M. d.

DUySfCIAN & SURGEON. OFFICE AT Dih-
' nI-u
eli E.4is, Iowa. ----'.-~-
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! Ca Persons who stand upon ceremony
have ptccaSious footing.
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/ HuN% " + MCGLELLANp.
EEONI H. IaEkEAAD.
rnISIEIaNS ~ Rt.I.0N%,
tr Nin Hl' fEI. iJ%A. n
Collins EEDSsE..
CORNER uF BIRD AND MAEkt:r STKE:TS,
Ers Motive tHy, Eona.
l.. \. ELTON..............S. VI. COLLINS.
PROPRiE IOHN.
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LEGISLATIVE BIOGRAPHIES.

The following circular has been sent to
| the members of the New York legislature:
ALBANY, January |, 1859.
My Dear Sir:--l intend, as wrote you a
short time since. to issue, in few DAYS,
of the legislature, ,Sc., and, unless YOU an
swer Immediately the enclosed questions, or
call upon me Immediately at 81 State street
(up stairs,) the sketch Of yourself will prob
ably not please YOU. Yours truly.
VIM. d. MURPHy.
ANSWER IMMEDIATELY.
l.. When and where were you born:
Of what descent, and your fathers
name?
3. If dead. when and where did he die?
4. If not born here, when did he come to
this State?
5. Where were you educated, and what
kind Of an education?
6. For what occupation educated?
7. In what occupation now engaged?
s. When and to whom married?
9. What offices have you held, where, and
during what periods?
10. TO what political parties have you
belonged, and during what time?
II. Have you had any experience as 4
public speaker?
-. What distinguished relatives, if any?
Is. To what church DO you belong or at
tend?
Address, VIM. D Murphy, Albany, y. Z.
To which IL New orker answers:
|. was born Mt IL very early period Of
my life in my fathers house, ny mother be-
ing present at the time.
=. am Of legitimate descent, and Of tie
same name with my father.
3. Not dead but livcth.
1. Born IN Vermont through mistake, and
come 70 this. State soon as | could emlgrate.
). Educated in Common School and u
first rate education too.
6. Educated for q Priest, but when come
to yeurs Of discretion became ambitious and
took to printing.
I. Now engaged in answering your ques
tions and great time am having Of il.
s. Married in the flower Of my youth and
to the prcrticst girl could find.
.. Have been a iifer in a militia company
and remained as long as could raise the
wind.
IL. Am a "dyed in the WOO" Democrat.
|. Some.
II. Have no distinguished relntivos Int
myself. Should all my blood relatives Die
o-lnv should be in for their funeral c&.-
pcitScs Tomorrow.
-. Don't belong to any church nor does
there any church belong 70 me. attend
no religious services except weddings and
funerals.
.
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CAsADY & TEST,
A. &, FORD,

n,n,,er, and Healcrs Ia Exchange
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
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SKATING WITH THE GIRLS.

4 person who has lived and suffered
thinks that "skating with the girls" is far
ahead Of cotillions and polkas. Bad place
for lovers is the ice. The lady employs YOU
to adjust the skate, hold her in the right
position, and stand ready with open arms
as they fall Just stop and think n minute.
Think Of lover fooling away an hour
about the prtcty foot that belongs to the
pretty eyes peeping out from under the
warm hood. Think how nice of moon
light night, piping cold, to race that pretty
one far out from the crowd, with an arm
around her waist to keep her from falling.
and the gentle motion on skates fairly intox
icatng you with heavenly raptures. Go
away with parlor courting, when the house
clock must be mutiled, and when the old
folks will keep both ears open to catch the
advance guard of Cupid-the stolen kiss
Give me the ice, the bracins air, and the
embracing arm to guard us from danger.-
As pi, Q the cold outside, SO burns the love
within. Away from the noisy crowd, with
none but the moon to look down and smile
approval-who would not do their courting
on the ice?
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SENATOR'S ELEcrED FOE Six YEARS.

Tie fOIIowinr rontlencn have been eIect-
ed to the United States SeDate for the term
Of six vears from the 4,h of March next.
Str,hnn \. Doug)as. Democrat. Of Hi
pois. rc-cycc,e1.
Henry 3. ANTHONY. EcpubIican, Of Rhode
Island. rjrp Allen. Dpmorrnt.
\, O. ,, Nicholson. IF Tennessee. Demo-
crar. rjr, BpU. American.
Albert G. Brown. Of Mississ;rpi, Demo-
cr,,t. rc-p}n,,ed
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COUNCIL BLU IOWA.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
" A-pn,3r-. Col ."clI2nr. lnvrstIuG Money, I-ca'-
TX 'r1 SeIrrE Iani Wmttot- AMI sIl other business
P"r'hHNG 10 Nvr vrrtess!n IN Wc>lrrn Iowa and Ne
"Faska. nIu.
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f00rLE SW q FtIRrEtI;l!,
l.. fUOHE ] ". TODTLE.
T0GTIEs 4 I'AISsItis.tI,

kNtIH Fly WHOLESALE DEALERS IL DRY
- "o0PS, GI"cetrS Boots Slurs, Cluihlng I.IIuors,
V''shs"aIe Nc, a. ant
tOkh lRDiNG \ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ia Street, 81 Joseph. Mo.
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GasADH s. TEST.
attorneys and fn""ssiiors at Lac, nsd
GENERAL LAND AGENTS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-19

OAILY CARR CrrY Orv1cp,
aoknk Nay lkth.

Is h N e Y M DAstY aArr err oyyscp, /
.s. Esokuk, May 16th. !
FLOUR cosatzy, q IS 70 Js ~ Per sack ~.
6spsrans, - = - sask. Extra, (fall whsat)
u = u - ~ ~ Graham, - Is % > 6opsr
~ ~. Hag
BRAIs AND sHoRTB. 70 - 80 psslos.
1 CpRN-sD su.y fssdy sais. I
DARLEIAcpn16, loaSS, Fall, 6oa7Sc.
MHxA1.-I Nj vi - for Spring ! ~ 10 ~
~ Tan.
n OA1G-In rsqusst u 10 10 Is.
xx1-Sos 70 7Sc little coming in.
! f0TAToEs-se toes BY the load retail s5aso
- pr Dsek. xa
a1oCERIES-N. o. Sugar fair 7a73, no. /,
Il, prime 8, clarified SSalo, srashsd and loaf II
sl73. Aolassss-P lantatioa - tsl3s, 8. h. ~
y =, Golden Syrup, rs 70 Sos. Coffee Rio u
to Ia. Java lsto lss. Rice tnsw)sa 70 81.
SOAP--Pslm go, Ysnily Sic.
CANDLES Star 1sto q, Gtsssins -, MoulA
III, summer prsasd, Is
'LARD-le 10 1s33 retail ISIS.
BUTTER-le - 10; ohoIss - = -; retail -.
HID1S-Dr 10 y I13si grssn,b " 81.
HAY--Prairis4t 70 . 1insthy md Huaga-
rian, % 70 Sc; Balsd %. I'll to9l1; Rstail, 9ls.
6IEDS.-HunsariAn Grass, - % 70 : 81 cts )
Tinsthy,3I ~ TO- ~, Flax Seed 81 sea41 -.
6UNDRIES-Onions, IS 70 96; Eggs, q 70 04 !;
Feathers, J6e to SIZE, White Beans, sec TO ] -.
TKUIT-Rrssn apples, choice, q % to Is -
Per b5I. Dried app1sS, a 80 per bsshs1. Dried
psashss, - 50 to - 80. Raisins, - 50 IS.
CHEESE--W. Il. Is; Denmark 10 70 IL.
PROvFEI0NE-Hams "a; Shoulders Z; clear
sides q.
( DEEF-vey ssarcs; 3la4le gross; ~ to 50 pr
4ugstef.
.ssHxEP--$s ~ to 81 % p hsaA.
HOGS--Drssssd, ~ 90 to 17ee.
BALT--0. ~, 81 - to ~ Is per aek; Kama
wha, 3ssa3ls PER bbl.; Liverpool, 411S per sask.
Lake ~ 1Sa7 - p Dbl.
FISH--Assksrsl, No. 1 SO = al p Dbl; No.
. 1l6 70 SO; Ne. 4I3to$ SIS. White, No. l IS %
70 IS 7sp half Dbl. Cod fsh 80 ~ b.
RxcsAAsE.--0n New York for nsrransy Per
ss.t.; ergo,a Per can't 6t:Louis4 per cent.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over . large part Of
the elObA il the consequence Of = diseased action
In the system, induced BY the poisonous miasm q
vegetable decay. This exhAlation 10 evolved By
che action Of solar heat on wet soil, and rs0 With
the watery vapor from it. While the sun y below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the eaEth's sur
face, and the virus b taken with II through the
lungs into the blood. There h acts - N irritating
poison on the internal vscera and excfeting organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails TO
sscTete not only this virus, but also the htle nom
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation, and psodnes violent cc0stitn-
tiona disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathi1e with tho iver, and become
dfnnGamed Cd. Finally, the instinct of ou1 or
saniom, = Il = a attempt 70 expel the noxious
infnS1on, cencqnnates the whole blood q the body
in tho internal excretores to force thsm 70 cast
out The blood leaves the surface, and ruahes 70
the central organs with congestive violence. This
is the CHILL. But in this effort Il fails. Than the
FuyRn follows, in which the blood leaves the cen-
tral organs and PUSHES 70 the surface, - Il Ia
another effort 70 expe the irritating poison through
that other great excretoy tho skin. In this
also Il fails and the system ahand0ns the attempt
cxhausted, and wits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless efibrt another day. These
IRE The fits or paroxysms OF FlvKR AND A0uR.
Such constitutional disorder viii Of course under
mine the health II il ID not removed.
We have labored 20 find. and have found, "a
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which neutraliSes this malarious poison In the
bl0pd and stimulates the liver to expel 1t from the
body. As ii should, 20 it does care this Affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more,
rather does what Ii Of more service b those sub
icct to this infection II taken in season Il expes
it from the system a Il ii absorbed and thus keeps
those who use 1t free from il attacks keeps the
system in health although expoaed 70 the disease.
Consequently It not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such - Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fcvers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache Catnrrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tions Painful Affections of the Spleen, Hyste1ics,
Collie, Paralysis. and Painful Affections Of the
from this cause, will be found to assume more OF
removes the of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This IL accomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories to cxpel the virus from the system and
these organs by degrees become habted to do this
their Office of their accord Hence arises what
we term Gcclin,ntdtioH. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life Ia not long enough, or II
sacrificed in the attempt. while this AGUR Cum
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is surer we'll AZ safer
remedy fef the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmntie Infection, than any other
which has been diScovered and il has still another
important advantage to the public, which ID, tina,
1t Is cheap as well as good.
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