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The Episcopal Church ON slave Mar.
FIages.

ro
F1Ages.
The Episcopal Convention Of South Caro-
iina, has declared that the marriage relation
bind. slave and master equally: that every
Christian master ohould so regulate the sale
or disposal Of . married slave - not to in J.
fringe the Divine injunction, forbidding the
separation Of husband and wife; that where
an involuntary and final separation OF mar.
ried slaves has occurred, tho case Of the suf-
ferers 10 to be distinguished from any human
agency which has separated them. The mas
ter il responsible to God for disregarding his
commands the slaves are entitled to symps-
thy and consideration !; that in such GASES Of
separation, whore neither party is 10 fault,
and where separation appears to b. perma-
nent and inal, the refusal to allow SECOND
marriage would often produce much evil and
hardship, and this Convention, in giving ito
judgment 10 favor Of such marriages, would
do 80 in the qualified language applied BY the
Apostle in casss Of self -restraint-"lf they
cannot contain let them marry for il 10 bet
ter to marry than to burn"
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Discovery OF Valuable Manuscripts.
Prof. Tichendorf, who had been sent by
the Russian Government on . journey of
scientific exploration, in letter from Cairo,
dated the 18th of March, states, to the Min
lister of Saxony, Herr Won Fulkenstein, that
he has succeeded in making some valuable
discoveries relative to the Bible. The most
important Of these discoveries is q manu-
script Of the Holy Scriptures from the fourth
century, consequently as old as the famous
manuscript OF the Vatican, which, hitherto,
in oil commentaries, maintained the FIRST
rank. This ID will have to share in future
with the newly discovered manuscripts, if
Herr Tischendorf be not mistaken. In SAG
beautifully fine parchment leaves, Of such
size that only two can have been cut out Of
ole skin, it contains the greatest part of the
Prophets, the Book OF job, the Book Of
Jesus Sirach, the Proverbs, the Songs Of
Solomon, and several of the Apochryphal
Books OF the Old Testament but then the
| whole Of the New Testament is complete
Another valuable discovery Of Prof. Tisohen-
DORIS, is described - an undoubted and
complete manuscript Of the Epistles Of Bar
nabas, and Of tho Shepherd Of Hermas, both
belonging to the second eentary of the
Christian era, and originally standing in the
esteem Of Scriptural Epistles. Herr Tischen
dorf hopes, from the munifcencs OF the
Russian Government, that he will be enabled
to give immediate publication to these man
useripts.
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The Alpine Nights.

The pen and pencil may attempt, and not
unsuccessfullyy to reproduce the soft grada.
tions Of the beautiful or the abrupt contrasts
OF the picturesque, but they are alike power
less and paralysed before the awful grand
eur Of the Alpine Nights, whore there 10
neither life nor motions whore : stern, IN
smiling sublimity has nodded every form,
and stamped upon the scene the frown Of .
perpetual winter. There is nothing in the
ordinary aspect Of nature that prepares US
for what we see when we have entered the
region Of perpetual snow. Here is no hum
Of insects, no rustic Of foliage, no pulse Of
vitality. There is no provision for animal
life in the pitiless granite, ice, and snow,
shat make up the landscape. The solitary
eagle, whose slow circling form is painted
on the dark sky above, seems but . moment
ary presence, like ourselves, and not part
Of the scene. Nature is no longer q bounte-
Gus and bene6cent mother, hat stern and
awful power, before which We bow and trem-
BILE; and the earth ceases to be mans farm
aad garden, and becomes only part of the
solar system. tiillard's Italy.
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WAsHMoron, May %.
The following additional rsturns from Vir-
ginia have been received For Governor
Barbour county-Letcher, 400; Lewis o..
375; Upshur Co., $50 Doddridgs Co.,, 800
Harrison, 3lS; Richie, $50; Accomac, Cog
gin, rs; Wsstmorsland, 600.
RICHMOND, Va, May 28.-It il estimated
here that Letcher has been elected Governor
by about 1000 majority. Letsher's maiori-
ties-Brook Co., about 100; Hancock Co.,
$50. Goggin's mAjorities Ohio Co., 2O3 !;
Marshall Co., 200. Ohio Go. elects two OPP
position and one Democrat to the Legislature
Opposition representatives 10 Marshall Co.
Leetcher's majority in Isle Wight, - far o
heard, 10 292-snAll vote. Southampton
Co., close vote-probably small majority for
Letoher. Northampton Co., small Demo
cratic loss Accomac 90. and Nansanond Co.,
Democratic gain.
Baron RoUoE, May 27.-The Democratic
State Convention, after three days close CON-
test, nominated Thomas Moore, Slidell Dem
ocrat, for Governor, on the sixteenth ballot.
VERA ORuz, May 23.-Santa Annals titles
have been restored, and Miranon invites him
TO return via Tampico.
SAVANNAH, May 2o.-Capt. Townsend, Of
the SLAYER Echo, has been acquitted.
ohio Democratic NominatIsns.
CoLuxBus, May 26.-The decision in the
habeas corpus case is to be given Saturday
morning.
The Democrats Convention nominated r.
p. Ronnsy for Governor BY acclamation.--
The other nominations are: For Supreme
Judge-H. g. Whitman. Auditor Of State
A. Volney Dorsey. Secretary Of State
VIM. Bushnell. Treasurer OF State--Wm.
Reinhardt. Lieut.. Governor-W. Fl. Stafford.
Board Of Public Works-James Tomlinson.
School Commissioner-C Allen.
| A State Central COMMITTEES Was formed.
The Convention adjourned, at p. M, TO
Capitol Square, where addresses were dsliv-
cred by Messrs. Pugh, Vallandigham, Paine
and others.
A meeting Of the Central Committee was
hold at the American after the adjournment,
for the purpose Of IN organization.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EO1 TIME D1s MOIN 8S.-. .0e.A
y The new And likht aranght steomsrs
DIES MONIES CITY Ros'f 1ARxm, Master. will
leave for above and intsfme1iate ports, Tues
Day, Nay sl.t, It o'elook I. y.
For freight Or p'''iBBss ooef = r ss;Ea & =
-Mays0-d3t Agents:
10 EKCHRR'S LIFE THOUGHTs.-Ylfs shoughfS,
- gathered from the extemporaneous disooursss
Of Henry Ward Bsechsr, BY one Of his congrsga-
''G ..y Cd '''''''e osbEs, BRowHxLL 90.
- Of the Breakfast Table," b oliver wendell
nyso - - Z oeDxs, BsowrrLL ! 90.
DOCKET BIBLES AND HYMN BOOKS, : large
WsS:tsr's Royal Octave Di.aoaa.y.
Anthon's Classical Dictionary.
AtkinSon's Siberia.
La Plata.
The Pillar Of Fire.
Ny Thirty Years Cut Of the Senate.
Fankwie. Just received ut
OGDEN, BR0WNELL CO.'S
CIrY Book 6fonn,
Mayso 81 Main-st,
Law BOOKS.
U ENT'S Commentaries,
IN Chitty's Pleadings,
Devereux Gritty . Blackstone,
Rsdfed on Railways,
Just received at
OGDEN, BR0WNELL i co.'s
Clrr Book Broau,
May %, SOD No. ~ MAin-st.
T IFR or s. s. PRENTISS, Edited 81 Bis
IL brother, for sale 1t
OGDEN, BR0wNRLL CO.'S
my98d CIrY Book SfoRR.
vTlHE HIGHER CHRISTIAN LIFE, By Rev.
i W. e. BoArdman, for sale by
OGDEN, BR0WNELL 1 co.
my3Sd
I ONGFELLOW's LAsT-0Coartship Of Miles
- etandish,' for sale BY
my1S 49, OGDEN, BROWNELL / co.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Prem Under Cusson House LOcks.
VNHR subscriber offers for sale, strictly for medi
L cinAl purposes, and In the same condi ton ~
they arrive from bonded warehouse,
BRANDY, "a 6eignetts," pals
do 'sJules Robin, 1857.
HOLLAND GIN, "Paim Tree"
SHERRY, "Crown."
PORT WINE, "Purs juice"
do Burgundy;
And from the distiiisrs superior brand of
MONON0AHELA WHISKY.
Al. WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
my14d % Main street,
Sign Of tho Golden Eagle md Mortar.
Nitrate SILVER CrystalllxeA.
O00 OzS. chemically pure, In store, and for sale
AUU very low by
A.J.WlLKINEON,
- 4 49, 81 o. IL 81 An~A~
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American Tract society
A final separation has occurred between
the component parts Of tho American Tract
Society. The Boston Society, which has
been : branch Of the New York one since
1926, yesterday adopted the following sig
nifcant resolutions almost unanimously:
Resolved, That the vote Of this society in
1925, thst it become . branch Of the New
York Society, be and 10 hereby rsscinded !;
and that this Society resume its original po-
sition % an independent national institution.
It is to be hoped, that should the relation
which halexisted for so long time and from
which, in past years, 20 great IN amount Of
good has resulted, be thus terminated, the
two Societies may henceforth operate in their
different spheres with harmony and greatly
increased usefulness, in promoting the glory
Of our common Lord, and the salvation Of
souls.
Resolved, That tho publication during the
present year Of any we'll written traot or
tracts which may be offered to the Publishing
Committee, calculated to arouse and concsn-
trate the religious sentiment OF oil Christian
men against tho Slave Trade, and to set forth
ito great wickedness, will meet with the warm
appreciation OF the Society.
So that henceforth, the public, in their CON-
tTluutlOu6 I Or no Ol6OemmluolO0 o. lf9Cte,
will be free to choose between = Society
which calls Piracy sin. and Society which
deems it impolitio to offend the Pirates and
their faiends, by making such harsh remarks.
Hon. George N. Briggs vas elected Presi-
dent, and Vice Presidents and Directors ohio.
sen, among whom are DR.. Wayland, DR..
Tying, Dr. Tappan, DR.. Walker, Ex- Govern
or Washburn and others Albany Evening
Jour.
Hen. EDWARD mates.
Schuyler Oolfsx, the Indisna Republican
member OF Congress, cay. IL ass DswspsIsz
that Eve know from Edward Batss' own
lips" that his dsnunciation Of the agitation
OF the negro question - "psstilent, = foster
cd BY dsmagognes and doing no good to any
one, was intended exclusively for the Demo-
cratic leaders whom no holds responsible for
that agitation, and mot for their opponents,
who have only been fighting on the defensive.
Mr.. Colfax adds, that il Judge Bates'
name 10 presented ct oil for the Presidency,
he 10 too frank and fearless man TO allow
any man, North or South, to be left 10 the
slightest doubt g 70 his views on oil quei-
tons Of tho day."
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Location 81 the New Indiana state
Prison.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 25.-The Committee
appointed to locate the new Penitentiary,
have designated Fort Wayne. Their report
has not been signed by the Governor.
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"A NEW OPENING!
rNHE subscriber has just opened FAMILY
Il GROCERY. On EoMrth.se.. Bet.
RAlston's, where he will Be found with good sup
ply Of CHOICE GROCERIES such 40 the wants Of
every one demand. Goods delivered 70 any part Of
the city free. TERMS CASH.
j. X. COPKLIN, Agent
Keokuk, March q, 80 -dtf
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Episcopal Bishop or INV JRRsRY.-Dr.
Odenheimsr has been elected Bishop in place
of DIR. Doane, lately deceased.
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Noticc..Nale 81 Personal P1oDoKGysl
I'm the 10Th day Of July, 1858, 6ilas Asaa6h1l
~ sold to Brown Lowe 1852 500 feet II -
logs, at 11I per thousand feet, and they wsse 81
pay me according to certain conditions expressed
In IN instrument Of writing Of said data; -
whereas, according TO said instrument there 10 Dr.
me shout 90 SOC on the said sale, Silss Height
authorised by said instrument, win procss1s g
the 4th day Of juno, 1859, at 10 O'Clock . ~. -
lumber Of said Brown Lswe, which II the pre-
cseds Of the log aforesaid, and which they have
hand. Terms cash on delivery. BY virtae Of -
instrument aforesaid have lien on said lumbGI
and am authorised to sell the same.
EILAE HEAI0HT.
Montross, lows, Nay =, 1850.
my1bdtd
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DEcL1sEs.-Hunphrsy Marshall declines
being again = candidate for Congress from
the Louisville district, Kentucky.
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OMNIBUS NOTICE.
TNHE OMNIBUS will call for passengsrs-rsin
or shine, day or night--in any part Of the city.
ALI orders left with ]. X. Tewksbury, at the Rail-
road and Steamboat Office, opposite the Billings
House, will receive prompt attention. Leave your
orders and procure ! ticket, and you can rest -
sured that you will be called for. Ordinary Bag
gage free. Tickets Is cents.
P. Shaving the largest spring wagon in the
city, am ala o prepared to move Pianos and Fur
niture on the shortest notice.
feb2ld6m w. 3. WINS.
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Republican County Convention.

Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 26, 1859.
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Funeral ~ Barren HumDolds.
BERLIN, May 10, 8 .. m

e0The Emperor Of Russia has organised
: special Commission TO prepare plans for
the emancipation Of the ssrfs..
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. P0LLOcK. Mh.v1HclII
Spring and summer Goods.
Dnar.OCK n co.

nNn 81 6tsarns = Narvin's celebrated Safes for
- sale on good terms By
apldAw W. III. AUSTIN + co.
TSRESH GROUND BUCh WHEAT FLOUR.
I fob11d COLLaIER6 4 R0BEkT6ON.
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Vegetable Substitute for Calomel and
Blue Pill.

BRANpRDfH'e VB0gf BILE UNIVERSAL PILLS, by
restoring the bowels to their original daily and nat
ural action give strength to the stomach, purify the
blood re-establsh the healthy condition OF the d.
geative organs and thus cure dyspepsia ughs
rheumstisms, dropsies, and sickness generally,
whether chronic or recent. The celebrated Aberne-
thy Gays: :" After having cured the arrangement OF
the bowels, debility and al diseas generally ap-
pear Of their own accord, even in . short time -
The experience Of century hiss established the
worth OF these pills beyond tispute, Is purgative
aud anti bilious medicine; ard their BY upwards
Of 1900 conscientious physicians, and by over mil
lion of families, shows that they supplying one
OF the wants Of humanity. and are In advance Of
medical science The above pills, although purely
vegetable, are now known and used as a substitute
for Caomel (Hydrao0yri Chloridun Mite, produ.
cling all It's alternative and other Indications, with
none Of its disorganizing effects upon the soiisof.
ten Gripping for iie-or its distressing action upon
the teeth and gums. The prepared concentration
from the same principles-she Life Addition Pills
is substitute for blue pill (Pilule Hydrdrgiyi),
possessing the peculiar action on the eecreting or
gans, Of that preparation from mercury, but Of
its saivating or other Injurious effects. Those who
have used them blue pill substitute otherwise,
awarded to them the highest praise. They come
nearer to concentrated Essence OF Life than any
thing yet made, In the way of medicine, by man. A
single pill given daily, when all hope has fed has Of
ten restored health In fact they supply organic
principle to the blood, ALWAYS wanting in extreme
cases OF sickness Old people have the secretions Of
early youth restored by these Life Addition Pills
Their value ~ life-preservers is beyond estimate.
8randreth's vesetable Universal Pills remove from
the bowels and blo,d Of sick person the csuse of
death. The Life Addition Pills supply the orgsnic
necessity Of the Blood's vitality-the minute glob-
ules Of veget bic essences, of which they are but
the coucretion have their exact counterpart IN the
vital gIobules Of the blood. And from whence does
the blood derive it, ifs it, gobuee? verify from the
same source from whence Or Bra dreth derives the
life principle Of the Life Addition Pills-Srom the
Vegetable Kingdom!
These pills, % also the Universal, are war, antsd
purely vegetable. Retailed respectively 1t Is and
80 cents Physicians and the public Supplied by the
gross, or single box. at DR.. Brandrcth's Principal
Once. Ne 2o4 Cana-st., N. w. and by all respeeta-
Bile deslers In medicines. June7e-tJuiy1l
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~ The jackson county Journal
of Thursday last, June 3Oth,) gives
the following account of a shocking
accident that happened at the Eagle
Mills in Richland township, on Satur.
day previous. The Journal says:
On Saturday last . young man
named Chas. Miller, formerly in the
employ of John Cummina of this viii
lage. was killed in the following terri
BILE manner: He had taken load of
wheat for Almon Hurd. of Cottonville,
to Eagle Mills, in Richlaud township.
While there, during the temporary ab-
sence OF the miller, he went into the
basement Of the mill, for the purpose,
J: ssnpposed, Of witnessing the opera
ton OF the machinery, and. approach
ing TOO near to the drive.wheel Vas
caught les appearances indicated when
inc knocking affair was discovered) bv
the cogs, which fastened upon hi.
right Pantaloons' leg, and in that man..
aer ne was whirled rapidly under and
over the wheel. His right leo w..
broken IN three places, his bodv com
!, plstsly sundered just above the hin.
Ah neck broken, and the whole ho f
Wa dreadfully torn, bruised and mn.
tilated. The mill was nearly stopped
By the obstruction which the bodv .,
The unfortunate man occasioned, and Il
~ owing to that fact that the acct.
dent VA discovered very shortly after
- occurrence. The deceased was .
sesady, industrious and worthy young
~, and he's friends living, We believe,
= 6oothsrn Illinois.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07

"DREss REFORM CONVENTION" Dress
Reform women have been holding a con-
vention at Auburn, N. Y. Their resolu-
tions-of course they passed some resolu.
tions-epitomized as follows:
1st-Our purpose is to perform duty to
ourselves and society and not to attract
public attention by eccentric display.
2d-We believe that all the ills that fe-
male flesh is heir to arise from the preva-
lent modes and habits Of female dress, and
We therefore go in for short and loose
dresses in order to obtain bodily freedom
and physical development.
3d-The recent awaklng of public inter.
ests in our movement increases our faith in
its Importance.
4th-We believe women's rights women
proper "are only tanta lizing us with Wis.
ions of the impossible" 30 long as the pre-
sentSfashions hold the sceptre of suprema-
cy.
5th-Woman's subsection to fashion is the
evidence of her dependence and inferior
position.
6th-Bondage to fashion is incompatible
with religion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07
Long Lawsuits.

The British House of Lords has
Just gives decision in the case of the
heirs Of Peter Thellusson, which has
been in litigation since 1907. 1t is
one of the most noted will cases OF
modern times, and has led to statute
which enacts that the power of devils
ing property for the purpose of accu-
mutation should be restrained in gene
raj to twenty one years after the tes-
tator. If Peter Thellusson's wishes
had been strictly carried out, the pro-
perty to be divided would have
amounted to about sl5O,OOO.O0O, but
for 81 years series of chancery suits
were instituted by various persons who
hoped to grasp a portion of the i'm
mense wealth lying idle and unenjoy-
ed before them. Costs, want of ener-
gy on the part of the trustees, and
other causes, have so affected the es-
tate that little, if any more, remains to
be divided than there was at the time
OF tue teStatOr'S death.
A London journal reports that the
longest lawsuit which ever took place
in England, or, indeed, in any other
part of the world, arose in litigated
question respecting certain possess
ions near Wotton-under- Edge, in the
county of Gloucester, between the
heirs of Thomas Talbot, Viscount Lis
lie, on the one part, and the heirs of
Lord Berkeley on the other. The
suit was instituted toward the end Of
the reign of Edward w., and was still
pending in the reign Of James l., at
which time compromise took place
between the parties-thus embracing
a period Of 100 years
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-07

WOODS HAIR RBsToRATvB.-Among oil prep
arations for the hair that have been introduced -
infsllpe, none has ever given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto-
rative GOV hss. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerabls fashionable toilets, and the
ladies, wherever they have tested IT, pronounce tia
peerless article. They ind, whore the hair 10 thin
ned, that It creates fresh growth-that It fully
restores the vegetAtive power of the roots on the
1ded places and the nbres to shoot forth
anew-that it desolvss and removes dandruf, pre-
grayness restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has actually superveaed gives rich
lu.re mparts the softness and iexibility OF silk to
the hair and keeps it always luxuriant, healthy and
in full vigor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold ny all respectable druggists.
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AN EDIroR's L1FE.-An editor, in
pursuance of his manifold, complicated
duties, has need of as many hands as
Briareus, more heads than Ccrberus,
and as many eyes as Argus; and, like
Argus, he should always have them
about him. His toll is Sisyphean, a
still beginning, ending task; his
labor perpetual rolling-stone, which
is no sooner propelled to the top than
it is determined to the bottom, to be
again uprolled with the same result.
Nevertheless, albeit he has little relaxa-
ton, your genuine editor is not with
out occasional enjoyment. When he
feasts, it is at others cost, having from
the various plates submitted to his fas-
tidious palate, the privilege of selecting
the tit-bits, which, first tasting, he pre-.
seuts to the hungry and expectant
public, somewhat in the fashion of the
grand Tartar, who, - We are told,
having himself dinsd, considerably
proelaims 70 the ret Of maniind bic
efasisus psemiasien 3 Ell b with what
AppetitU they nay.
- zluu...x
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EDUCATIONAL.

TIPTON,S
NATIONAL ME6cz 1irE.s AND B SzNxss
. q T. Il - q M
SITUATED:
CORNER OF FIFTH AND BRADY STREETS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded, By Davis ! Upton, April, 1858.
3. 8. Upton,
Principal and Proprietor.
UOUNG MEN will find, By proper inquiry, that.
u by gradaating at this College, they viii obtain
very important advantages th Graduates Of Adv
other Commercial Institution in the country. ne
C0UAs8 o. SfUDY Comprises both foreign and ID.
mestic bus ineos, and embraces 0AT1B1 o. PsACrrce
In OoMME1CIAL SCIGHCB and ART-wholly nm
Known TO common teschers-Whtch, Il u obvious
will greatly enhance HE chances Of success in bus
ness.
SPEucEnrAH PExMANsnP-the mnst Deautifu,
system In the word-0 taught ct this College In al
BUSINESS HAND WAITING ID guaranteed 70 all Who
complete the course hire.
One time 10 ~ good - another, 70 commence. You
pay r. The ia:sruct,sn you se and not sas the time
A BBAuTuuL EN0RAvsD DIPLonA-litAogrsphe
on bank-nste paper which the can fold up
and plare his port 0oasie-is awarded each srnd.
usts This il . nov.l snd unique feature never BE-
fore introduced into College.
Tuitisn 60 payable invariably IN advnnco, emit.
:,,ns The .pP'is.e. 2 is .sieA Vim
Peoria. ooas Of Clsrgymen half prics.
Separate iaseSuetion given b rsnosnship.
D1alnsse nss end hssGds Of sd0sasiea are 70.
81 cSssisr. sssss;sias I'm nsss.assa. psssss
o0dooo ~ poo1oOe eeo0oo. -
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urDR. MANN, the renowned dlscoverer Of that
invaluable remedy, DR.. Hann's Ague Bslsam, still
continues TO labor in behalf Of tho afflicted. His
medicines are universally admitted BY the American
press to be far superior to and all others ever
discovered for the treatment Of chs fever and sgue,
and al intermittents There can be doubt, il We
can place confidence In the testimonials
which the Doctor has in hts possession that Is tho
greatest discovery made In the science OF medi
cine The attention Of readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found In another coll
umn Of this paper, and We would recommend al suf-
fering from this disease chils, fever and sgue,
TO avail themselves Of a trial Of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists.