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]. 4. fAYLoR. ". >. TAYLOR.
J. II. TAYLOR & co.
Wholesale Dealers In staple g. Fancy
Groceries.

- u. ~. ~
J. h. TAYLOR & co.
wholesale Dealers In staple & Fancy
Groceries.
Ii JEFFERSON STREET. Ii
Lave JUST RECEIVED, and now cfer to tie trade,
IL - the LOWEST market rates, one Of the largest
and most complete stocks OF Staple and Fancy Gro.
cerss, entireiy neso and resA brought 70 this
market. 8+*s
An Inspection Of goods ard prices respectfully
Our Stock Consists ii, Part, OF
100 Sacks Prime Rio and Laguyra coffee;
40 u Chests Assorted Teas;
$50 2. 8 and 10 b Caddes, do
25 iIhds Prime and Fair Sigars;
90 Bbs Bslcher's crushed, pow'd and Loaf Sugars;
ID Mclasses, various brands;
10 !" New York Golden syrup;
II Tierces Prime Rice;
200 Boxes Tobacco, va-ials brands;
~ Bills, Nuts, assorted;
70 Bols French Prunes;
100 Boxes Layer and Nj. X, Raisins:
100 Drums Fresh Eggs;
% II Bbls Mackere--i5 Quntals Cod Fish;
o ~ !" Picked and 100 Boxes Scaled Herring;
100 Boxes Window Glass, escorted;
100 " uiass Jars aud Easks;
90 Kegs ana Boxess soda;
70 Boxes Saieratus;
CASTLE, German chemical, windsor Shaving and
Toilet Soaps, in great variety.
Powder, Shot, Bar Lead, Water Proof, and q caps,
Chinese Fire Crackers;
Cordage az Irvine, vafi, rs kinds;
Philadelphia Pearl starch;
Stewards pare Candies;
Sielied Almonds;
Fresh Peaches, strawbe rres and Tomatoes In Cans:
Pickles, catsups, Worcestershire Sauce, Sardines
SPICES or AEE KINnS.
Shoe Backing and Brushes
Bidwel's Bituminols axle Grease--A new tGs,g
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY
CIGARS IN GREAT VARIETY.
And general assortment Of almes, everything kept
our Inc 81 business. apl4bp
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In Kentucky Democrats are compliment
cd with nominations for Congress which they
are not expected to accept Thus the Frank.
fort Commonwealth understands that Mr s
i. Tara, was rendered the nomination in
the With District "merely by way of COM
compliment with the express understanding
on the part of the many who voted for him
that ne would not accept and that his course
I'm accepting] has SO irritated many of the
Democrats of that district that they have
bolted the ranks altogether, and will do all
they can for the Opposition candidate
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eyes" said kind mother of one of
our city churches, helping her little son
learn bis Sunday school lesson, ''Cain was
fugitive and yagabond on the earth ;
he was so bad that he thought every man
would STAY him. Where could wicked
Cain go!" "Why, mother" replied
thoughtful johnnie, "Cain could have
gone to New York." springfield Repub-
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The Senate Of Connecticut has rejected
the Constitutional Amendment to abolish the
distinction Of color in the matter Of suffrage.
Dy vote OF 10 Nays to Yeas
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The states says that Mr.. Bocock of Vir-
ginia Is most likely to be the favorite candi.
date OF the Democracy for the Speaker Of
the next House,
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For Pike Peak.

NE advertiser suggests thuse proposing 10 emf.
crate TO The Gold Fields, and others he rrepri-
ey o. Purchasing cate He has Tor SALE twelve ycks
o. 10 Cattle. well aimed, which he will sell ~ yar
low rats Also, ieGr farm wagons perfectly sound
~ mas also for sale fine lot OF thorough bred youns
durham Cattle, besides large lot OF other fger.a ~
cattle Enquire OF The subscriber on The Lowr rod
six miles westo Burlington.
Jsn3i-vtf D. HARRISON
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Selling Out to Close Business.

00111H6 OUt 20 O1OE8 BUSH eES,
MtkSs Ae y. KING.
tFORMERLY MRS. ALEXANDER,
No. . Harriet House Block,
re- PREPARED To SELL HER STOCK AT Gpp.rv
Reduced Prices, as she wishes TO close her hns,na.
within two months. On ha Id handsome assor,msn,
of o1sue"'
Grape, Silk and Straw Bonnets.
which will be sold without regard 10 cost
Also, one Dozen RICH BLACK LACE MANTuIAa
at lover prices than can be purchased else where.
Embroideries, Hosiery and Gloves. A
very Large Assortment Of Dress
Trimmings, Velvet Ribbons, and
every variety of Fancy Goods.
wsud do well 70 make application. The lccation cen.
trail Badnsss ve. established. Having a. best class
Of custom the city afords. HA
The fixtures with or without any part Of The Sock
will be sold iox.
junl6.dIwslm
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Kept HIS PRoMIsE-When Louis Napo-
leon left France fer Italy, he said ain a
months thine will date my proclamations
at Milan" The promise was fulfilled, and
he had day or two to spare.
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]. e. CROSS & co.

METAL DEPOT,
Ne. I24 Worth Second street, west side,
Four doors north Of yine at the Store with Blue Front,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
IMPORTERS or and Wholesale Dealers In Tin Plate,
Copper, Russia, Galyanised and American snect
Ifon block Tin. Hpeter, AEtiony. Sheet Zinc Japan
ned and Pressed ware, &c. Timers Tools, Machines
and Fl dings generally Stoves and Hollow Ware Of
approved Patterns
junQ1 -bp6m
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NJ. PLsAsAnT-By thsrecent census, the
township h which IL Plsasaptis slSsieed
appears TO contain . population Of 4,S96.
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Rrnit TrnA.l Emit Trees

Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees ,.,sal
fEHOSk wishing Apple Trees for spflns 4 Fr~sl
rsiweed rates. VIZ: Tor Z. d And y rear ~ s.ass
good g4Alitr, eeo per thousand. SnshsI 1ars
the same prof crtioD. Aiso. Evergisshtls. ns. ~
Gocse berries, Ornamental Trees and sa's
a.. 10. .s1nrf. "
Address A.sw. c0MsfOCx sr J. :. tton
lington. leua. sn0sS,
nasll-apts An,ess = =. W.
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ELLIOT Sc MINARY,

ELLIOT Sc MiNARf,
Ebenezer Church, Cor. 9Th and Division
Streets,
BURLINGTON, IOWA
O2cGCd May 2, 1859.
GTUDENTs or THE ELLIOT SEMINARY viii be
~ elias sifed according the studies pursued into
tn Classes.
FIRST CLASS
VIII include Reading, Writing, Spelling aue Primary
GEOGRAPHY Tuition for ensuing term OF twelve weeks
80 20.
SECOND CLASS
Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography Modem
II story. Tuition for ensuing term IS %.
THIRD CLASS.
~ me higher branches usually taught In seminares
Iati on for present term 81 CO.,
detailed outline OF Il course. properly arrsI ged
and classified, will be presented The public after tile
students have been duly organ izcd into classes.
! am hapry 80 recommend to the phil Z Mr. j. WE
bIR AGHUNALb, A. D., a young man OF the sest Col
egtate attainmeits and strict moral character Is
ffinslpsi OF tie Ksiet SeTnary have from persona!
knowledge placed the highest estimate oil Mr.. "a Don-
aid, and am persuaded he will meet all the reason.
able eHpeca rs to be locked for this representa-
tion.
CNAs. ELLIOT, IT
Pres. Iowa Wesleyan University
may4-tf
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The Missouri Senate is holding an extra
session for the purpose oftrying Judge Albert
jackson, of the fifteenth Judicial Circuit,
impeached BY the House of Representatives
for alleged official misconduct. The princi-
pal charges are that he has wrongly refused
to change the venue in certain cases; that he
has wrongfully granted and wrongfully re-
fused to grant writs Of habeas corpus that
he has wrongfully interiered with Grand .Iu-
ries, by giving special directions in regard
to certain ofenses and that he he's wrong
fully refused to hear arguments iu matters
which he had prejudged that he has been
dehclent in courtesy to the Bar, and that he
mas played cards
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The Chicago Hide s Leather Company
SUCCESSORS TO W. s. GuRNEE,
IL 472 W Ellis sEas EET,
CHICAGO.
CHAS. O. CHASE, sec'y. W. 8. GURNEF, Pres,t.
". r. KING, sup't.
Sales to the Trade only. iun9-bp6m
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-1hs New 0fleans Bulletin, ia remark
ing upon the announcement of(3sn Sam.
Houston y an Independent candidate Tor
Governor Of Texas says:
.Thesei b evidently screw Loo in Texas
political Ex.Gov. E NJ. Pease. une Of the
strongest zen in Texas. warmly supports
Gen. Houston. Gen A. J. Hamilton, an
other very strong man, does the same, and
10 the candidate Of the same ticket for Com
gress from the Western District Col. N. r..
johnson. an old Texan, who went al through
the wars, it 10 supposed will be candidate
for Lieutenant-G Governor. In the Eastern
District, no candidate will be run BY the
Houston Democracy, Judge Reagan, who
has been nominated BY the regulars, being
acceptable to them. But on the other hand,
and to show how matters are mixed up, we
may state that the nomination Of Reagan by
the regulars is repudiated BY numbers Of
them, who have bolted and called covenn-
ton to nominate another candidate. Thus
the singular spectacle is presented of the
support Of a regular Convention candidate
by an irregular or Independent Democratic
party, and his reputation BY the regular
party. The success of the regular party will
defeat its own candidate for Congress, while
the defeat of the regular party will be the
success of the regular candidate That we
should pronounce rather amusing state Of
things"
The sEvESTEESTH WARD srArroN-HoUsE
MISTAKEN FOB HOTEL Last evening man
full six feet high, direct from the interior,
entered the Seventeenth Ward Station
House, and with an air Of considerable self
complaisancy, walked up to the desk and said
he wanted to register his name. The large
book was handed to him, and he wrote the
name Lyman Clue. Turning to the door.
keeper he asked for lodgings, and, throwing
his satchel at one of the servants, said: Take
my baggage"
Sergeant Brevoort told the doorkeeper that
as the stranger seemed to be respectable
man, ne should have a room by himself
The doorkeeper took him below and opened
cell, which he informed him he would oc.
cupy. The strangers eyes grew wide and
wild at the prospecs
Queer hotel, tiis," said he bedrooms
in the cellar r.
Rather queer" replied the doorkeeper.
"iooks like a jail
avery much"
"Arn't it a jail?'
1T are . Jail, replied the doorkeeper, who
unable to restraiu his mirth, burst into loud
laugh which made the basement ring.
The stranger rushed up stairs, On d without
saying word seized his satchel and ran off
The Sergeant remarked to him as he went out
that Captain BART was good man, but
couldn't keep hotel"-[N. Y. Post.
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Baggage Checked Through from fairfield
No Chayue for HandLiag.
1903 Summer AIrangem ents. 1859
Ia Oh M 60 -. 80. 60

fSIa S-z gssz arza-1 r~Enu#s-z-
GO - ia q
Via Mi1 hisan Centrssi and Great West
eTn t.anadal ssasilSgay>s
TRMSs LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT
u foot Of Lake street, Chcaeo.
4:uv A. M.-hetroit Accommodation, daily fSundsys
excepted arrives at Detroit ut 6:U0 p. m.
100 A. h-Cincinnati Express. SUNDAYS exec Ut ed
arrive at Indianapolis 40J p M; Cincinnati al
D. =
500 A. M.--Lishtnnv Express, fSurdays executed
arrives at Detroit I:t0 2. NJ Suspension Hridge al
Buitalo iDo r. m; Albany 500 p. m; New Y ork 900
p. m; Boster, i2 at night.
z ,: Z. a--Nllss Accommodation, except Sunday.
s:oo r M-Ncw York and Boston Express texc.i.t ga
turday) arrives at Detroit 7.i5 d. M: Susuepstnn
bridge or BGlaio 80 p. ~; Albany 400 q H.: New
YORK, 1900 m; Bost q, 200 y. m.
s.uO 4 M-Cincnnaii and Louisville Express tereant
saturday, arrives at Cincinnati 900 u. m; Louisville
at 400 p. m.
One train on Sunday 81. 500 b m,
The $500 A. NJ an $50 r. Nj. trains connect NJ Paris
with the Buffalo aad Lake Huron Hallway for Busa,o
and all points east at Toronto With GranJ Trunk gai
Way,sto Kingston, Ogdensbnrr, Nontreti Quebec ana
al points in Canada East, Northern Vermont. New
Hampshire ana Maine.
sH Baggage u. O. ed through.
Through tfc st. Tor salc st the principal Railroad
oMrcs IN The west and at The general ffhce corner
LAX and Dearborn streets, opposite tie Tremnnt
House, Chicago, and ut he Depot foot of Lake Stree,
>, H. NJ LICE Superintendent
IL sRALpisG, Gen Pass. 4gent ap2
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WE WOULD INVITE the attention OF
w buyers to our elegant and varied Assortment
OF the above named goods, all Of which selling
a. greatly reduced prices Our Stock is the largest
the country and embraces every article usually kept
in such establishments.
Our direct con cations with the English marke.
enable US to offer unusual Inducements the trade
Country merchants who wish 10 buy goods cheap; Ho-
tel and house keepers who desire good Ware at the;
lowest poss bic prices, will find it decidedly their
interest to examine Stock before going East or
chasing ell sewhere
aplG-bptf McKITTERICK L MILLER
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To An "a Whom Il Nav Conetr1


TO All to Whom it Nay Conse@ss
An mt Inventor nf A new and asefal II Y "a v
10 Smut Machines, which right vas sstss~ "A ,sss
letters patent, hearing date 2nth Oct, ~ "A I'D;
arg certain psrtses manufacturing aaeha - NJ
my improvements. This Is To Rotty ~ fly
make use Or vend said Improvements iaas ',esAt
each and every person, who initasts - An |, y
spolsihle for all such infringsmsnih ~
expenee establish the validity Of nv psIsn, b
New part OF what claim a. W 49, u "
sc0ntink device, formed Of the heater ~ xsssx
cylmaricai screw, In comhinAtisn wa W 49,
plate ana cylinder. formed OF series !, -.ssss
one ovss Nc ether. I fui ther clam 49, ~ roa.fsx
screens plAe IN the chxmh~r. and Afssnx ~ ssrs
With the ~ Whereby the ehess and slSn - ~ I'D
grain may hen VI saiacsent value, discha. n "
machine &1fately, and n clean $50 ~ y 49,
worthless, allovci 90 pass into the fan - $500
ehcrefrom with the nner and ligfie y q
This h part Of what claim In the ssns @.,.sL
patent. The above netics Uills hope.
nons may clslm ignorancs Of ny rtAs.
a word TO the wise y saflcleut. -o,nvlp
Msrek W sStf JOHN 4. WVV1
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Burlington Marble Works..
DONAHUE d. MCCOSH,
No. IS Fourth street.
MONUMENTS, Burial Vaults. Tomhs Mantle, Table
IsA and Peir Tops, and every d. serpton Of
Plain and Ornamental Work,
OF the most improved and modern designs Foreign
ANA American marble.
PLASTER PARIS for sale. IS. i
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and build II up with unusual
The K.iBer is one Of
the human body; and
tons well. the powers OF
oped. The stomach Ia 81 =
on the healthy action Of
performance of its func-b.
is at fault, the bowels are q
system suffers In conse-
Liver having ceased -
diseases Of that organ ne z
made 1t his study, in a -
twenty wears, TO fpdS
to counteract the many
Is liable.
To prove that this rem. !"
persontroubied withH.iy-.r,
Of its forms, has bet TO -
ton Is certain. Tn Sc
or bad matter from the .
place q healthy flow Of n.
stomach, causing food to
the blood, giving tone
machinery, removing the
fectings radical cure. -
Bilious sassas H.
IL better. prsyent- zsE
o.. the sEF s.asbg-
One dose after eating -
| stomach and prevent the =
ing.
Only one dose taken be- =
Iip ,l;laare.
Only one dose taken ni .ra
els gently, and cures %
One dose taken after
pepssa.
sE One dose OF two
| relieve sick tseaa-
Only one dose inmedi-I.14
while q
One dose often repeat y
Cholera Nor bus.
Cholera. y
Oniyu one bottle Ia need sx
system the effects OF
sickness. -
One bottle taken for ~
salloFness or unnatural -
One dose taken q short -
vigor TO tie appetite and
One dose often repeat ~
nrrzfrts In its worst ~
and kfoNei compla nts
dose. -
One or two dose cures
Worms in children
or speedier remedy in the -
A few bottles cures =
the absorDents.
We take pleasure ID re- -
cine as q preventive for rs |
Chill Fever, and all ~
pc. II operates
sands are willing to tes-
res.
All ssia1 use it are g
tls.D uS seAEIks5sllgp lit
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Main Street, Burlington, June 8, 1859
4ail Aoa0s.
% MILES STAGING SAVED
Burlington G. Missouri River
ia III J.; s.|;.g..zS3 G;;gs 800


e. A ] L 4 o AD!
NOW OPEN sec s-aEKFIEKn.
20 miles Iurther West than any other
Railroad in Iowa!
Shortest Quickest and Best Route
= 70 Chicago. New fotk. Boston, PnbiadsIphia and
Baltimore; 70 Keokus, u Louis and Cincinnati and 10
OIL points n illinois, IntAana, Michigan, Oifo and
Canada. aH
81 On and after August 2ah A8
TWO DAIRY TRAINS
cave Fairfield for Barlngtor-s o'clock A. NJ and /
neciions with the Trains Of the
Chicago, BURLINGTON & QUINCY
PEORIA * GeegAVKA IeAElROA lbs.
For chicago, New YoTk, Boston and all points -;
at Galeshurg, with the Northern Cress Railroad for
Quincy at Mendoza, Nth the Illinois Central Railroad
Tor aaiena and Dunieth and st Louis and Cairo: az
burlington, With the fast sailing steamer Keokuk for
Keokuk and st Quiz
SPECIAL NOTICE. "a /
Passengers from the Interior OF Iowa and Northern
Missouri VIII savs 70 miles gng, time money by
buying their Tickets via Western Stage Company 10
points East and South via Bnriingo On and Missouri
River Railroad.
Passengers for Keokuk can leave Fairfield bv hi.
route az o'c ock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ and ar.
rive az heoknkh t1P NJ, and II 80 p. NJ. respective.
time. eO
Baggage Checked Through from Fairfield, |
No Charge for Handling
TO SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
stock Trains will regularly, leaving Fairfield
laily, sundays excepted These Trains will have NIL
me rights OF Passenger Trains. thus insnrng despatch
ana consequently avoiding all those yexatious DELAYS
that are occurring on other routes.
through Contracts Gsren to chicago Esao York.
JOHN u. READ,
septt-WV Wee PRESIDENT and Sup't
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kiAtiC huf%ss ~ pdikIS W. tAAiI
rate doses, will strengthen
lrs pidity.
the prin cipalregulators Of
N when ii performs Its func-
the system are fnily aes ell
= most entirely dependent
the Liner for the proper
- tons; when the stomach
= at fault, and the whole
qnence Of one organize
- 70 do It's duty. For the
2 or the proprietors has
u practice Of more than
- some remedy wherewith
derangements to which Il
- edy is at last found, asy
n or Conn p;asEss.iri any
Z. try a bottle, and convie-
Gums remove all morbid
Sisysten, Supplying In their
r bile, invigoreting the
z digest we'll, Purifying
and health 10 the whole
ica1se OF the aisease--es
are cured. and ashaa
d ed. BY the occasionaluse
drssssJs.
b il slmcient to relieve tie
= food from rising and SOUR
. fore !. retiring, prevents
q night, iocsens the bow.
3 SCsaiyeEess.
leach meal will cure I'D yss
: iteaspoonfuls will always
ache.
1ately relieves CBolic,
Led IL a sure cure for
! and q preventive Of
I ed to throw out of the
medicine after a long
4 yaundfce removes all |
! color from the skin.
J time be iore ealing gives |
makes food digest we'll.
: ed cures tisrDItic s5is
' forms, while Summer
yield aimost to tie tirst |
att . ks cause d By |
!. there Is NO surer, safer,
] world, rs it aseger fails.
. FOPsy. by exciting
recommending this medi-
! sever ard Agae.
: Aeyers ola Billions
with certainty, aud thou
ltify to its wonderful vir-
their s.seAves
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From the census OF Dubuque county,
just completed, We learn that there are in the
county, 1928 males, and 1868 females.-
The number entitled TO vote il S, 32oo;; militia;
GOAL; foreigners not naturalised, 1866; be.
tween 5 and 81 years Of age, 1850; blind, 6;
deaf and dumb, TO- idiots, 8; acres improved,
90,662 acres unimproved, 1873; miles Of
railroad finished, As, unfinished, none; col.
lsgss and universities 4; pupils attending
same, Sc; acres of sorghum, 1861; acres in
orchard, 35l; bushels orchard products, 90G
acres Of Hungarian grass, 40 tons ditto
grass, IS; acres in meadow, 1917; tons Of
hay, 22,73l; grass seed, 1886; acrss spring
.vhsat, 2l.a26; bushels harvested l56, 703;
acres winter wheat. 474; bushels harvested,
4,Sa2 acres oats, 1882; bushels harvested,
l5S,s 7H asres corn, l0,s0S; bushels harvest
ID, e0f,479; acres potatoes, 2.l2e; bushels
harvested, 40, 1856; hogs sold, 4,e37 value of
bog cold, Oil, no. cattle cold, 2,227; value Of
ditto. &55,008; lbs Of butter manufactured,
. ~. sO2 lbs cheese, 1880; lbs wool, 5,Als
lbs. mineral raised, 4,4lO,325; value do
&c.; value of domestic manufactures, 600.
81; value of general do; $48,S52; valve sg-
rieultural Implements, $65, "a; number
dwelling houses, 5,36S.
Astate street broker whose mind was
fall Of stock quotations, was asked few
days since, how old his father was ?-I
says he, abstractedly, "the old
gentleman y quoted At eighty, but there
y every prospect he will reach par, and
possibly b . premium"
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0uEENSWARE.

w R1OI u SALE AND FAIL.
M'K1TTERICK & MILLER,
Third Street, north door Of Barrel House
Importers and Dealers in Qneensware. China, Glass
ware Looking Glasses, Lamps, Fancy Goods and
Qualities.
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TIE LIVER IEVIGORATCR
rs A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is al
iy working cures almost great believe cures
as Il ~ magic, eben TIE first dose Gtgiag beHent and
seldom more than one bottle Is required cure any
Kind Of silver Complaint, from si.e JauRdice or
DgsPeDsdd to common LeGdat he, all OF which are
the result oil Diseased E4Iser.
rRIcR ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor, 645 Broadway, New York
Retsiled by Druggists. Sold also by Ii. BtaGesler
o. Wood Co.. St. Louis squres 1 Boss, Puritns.
sup9hnly
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1As Hondsr and -1d,airation on a. 4c.
tcry Farmer hls own Miller!
M HTcag Saving Of Time and Expense.
49, MI suOGkASlUL MkrALLIC MifL xvER
ANshNiED FnR MAKING EUcKwREAT ~
AND FAMILY FLOUR
neah % run BY Horse, Steam Wind OF Water Power
Il, f.asa, WIN sieve arranged, for sitting Corn Neal
ior family use. while srin1sag AM .
r.mi,s p sMh Boiling Machine attached. for making
nm.l ..aus, 90
descriptive Crculsraean be- had, Or the MN csA BE-
seen N eper altos ri ths Office 81 he Cclem ~
y -, company Tribune buildings, No. Spruce ~
- ~ where all oreTs villa receive prompt attFntIos.
teh'-ws n A MARTIN TAA4cMrR- 80.
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