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From the Louisville Democrat OF eunday.l
A Desperate Hung by n Mob.

In May last, Jasper Rouzy shot James Old
ham in Milledgevile, Lincoln County, and i'm
nediately fed. He located himself in remote
| corner Of Marion County, and although the
Executive Of the State offered reward Of $40O
for his apprehension, every one was fearful OF
attempting the arrest-such was bis desperate
character, and so thoroughly was he armed
While IN Marion he was accustomed to commit
ting depreciation after depreciation of the most
serious nature. lie would 60 to the houses Of
persons and demand their guns, threatening to
blow out their brains in case OF refusal, so that
he was enabled TO form quite an arsenal
On last Monday he went to Bradfordsville,
and encountering a gentleman, he seized his
gold watch, and placing iLin his pocket, said,
:" What will you do about it ~ Just at this
Juncture, small man seized him from behind
and pnOned his arms SO closely that number
ot-persons were enabled to come up and assist
IN handcuthng the prisoner He was then taken
to Lebanon. When leaving the latter place he
expressed desire that he might be killed there,
as he was sure ii be returned to Stanford he
would be hung.
Arriving at Stanford, the county seat Of Lin
coin, he was placed in the Jail Saturday morn.
ing, about half past two o'clock, q mob Of some
eighty persons attacked the prison, made .
iofei5ie entrance and carried off the prisoner
They proceeded short distance, and then
informed Rouzy OF their intention. lie only
requested that his body should be given to his
vile, and that it remain in peace, as he trusted
bis soul would. The mob then hung him upon
tree, and left the wretched man suspended
between the heavens and the earth. He was
not discovered until daylight.
Rouzy had for = long time beenaa vicious un-
governable person, and was perfect terror to
the neighborhoods Of Milledgeville and Hunts
vile.
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The Republican party of Ohio committed an
,.regous blunder when il threw overheard
,.sge Swan, at the late Convention in that
sa.e.
We opine q large majority OF Republicans
saacide with Judge Swan, and would sustain
BIN in his decision. Not that they do not re-
Td the fugitive Slave act as very odious, I'M
g and revolving to every sentiment Of hu-
Aaiiy and civil liberty; but that it is the law
ibe land, and sworn Judges decided the law
pte constitutional. "Wha;eyer may be lawful
met always expedient" The wisest course to
ysrsae, is not 70 throw any obstruction inthe
Wy Of the enforcement OF the law by those
sso may voluntarily lend their aid To its en-
loreement. But to use all constitutional means,
TO have such an atr0cious law repealed in legal
ysy. As soon as possible. Whilst no power on
,s,h could compel us TO violate our conscience
b. engaging under this Law to capture runaway
Slaves, yet at the same time, ii others could be
found 70 engage iE that business, we would not
interfere in any unlawful manner to obstruct its
kgal operations. Patriot. .
\ The above, which is concise and comprehen-a
sire, expresses our sentiments exactly in regard
10 the fugitive slave law and its enforcement
We believe Judge Swans was righteous deci-
sion under an unjust law. But we do not believe
bis filure to receive q nomination was entirely
owing to this decision, though it doubtless was
in part. The locality question had much to do
With il.
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DR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and SarSAp0rilla

TNHIs Medicine will permanently Gre al diseases
arising from "a impure state Of b Blood, otAsr
Serefala. Oossinase Cd Sors. Pinples on Me Pace,
BlotcAesa Botts, CAroaic Sore Eyes, RiagacorM o.
E1iis SsosasAgs, Tsssr Sores, ilss, E,v.spsias.
Saretllag q tSe claude, Pains IN a. Bonss aad
from he use " Mercwry and Chkomet.
such powerful curative properties are combined In
Dv. E0sicriy' rs . OdIns and sASsaPaFilln
oughly CURED bysh-0Ases that had resisted every
known remedy AID been given up by the ost dstin-
LIVER ed
infalibis remedy. II will cure CHRONIC AND IN
FLAMMAToKY RHEUNATIsM, no mstter how BAD.
Disease, and strengthen restore the system to
perfect health and vigor. 1t positive cure for
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, srsh ~ Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods, Barrenness, &c. For females APP
presiding that critical period u fsthe o.
IHE MfSsEs--it il INV alaab!e
Ladies who admire clear, beautiful WHITE SKIN
and 9Tosy cheek should use DR.. Easerys Iodine and
SarsSpara. 1t will remove Pimp.s from the Face,
Blotches, and all ronghness rcn the skin, and give
fAir and beautiful compfrxicn. H.
II will Dropsy Gravel Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs IthAs ne equal an ness
Dr. Ea.aerlyss Iodine 4 Sarsa pariila
Is postiye and radical cure 70. INAUGURAL DISEASE,
no matter bow deeply II may have into the frame
and vital organs 1t will eradicate every particle oe
Mercury from the system, and healis bad sfects. 1t
will cure secondary Syphilis, venereAi Disease,
matter how long may have been in The system and
Erus, and all hereditary taints and poisonous matter
from the system, and restore 1t to perfect state Of
HEALTH and PURITY.
To lAe Afflicted with Scr0fmlQ Or old
SOfe0s
Persons who have long been afflicted with lcrofuls
old Sores, Tettefs Kingworm, Scad Head. Bsotches,
Eruptons Of She Skin, &c, advised TO procure
GRlDLEY'S SALT RHEUM AND TErTER OINTMENT,
TO the diseased parts, when using DR.. Easter
y's Iodine and aarsapAra. The Iodine aud Sarsa.
patis purhes the BLOOD, and drives OF the Sys-
tenn the impure and vicious mattel and removes The
cause, while the Ointment HEALS THE SORE. When
both are used, (which always recommendJa failure
OF radical aud permanent cure has been known.
They are the best remedy in the world
S-1he proprietor soiemnly believes thai his Iodine
and sarsaparlia and Gridey's Ointment any
form OF Ulcer or Old Sore, any part Of the system
used according to directions, for reasonable length
Of time faithful and honest trial 10 ali ask do
not fearthe result.
Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla 81 per bot
tie, six bottles for S. GTidey's ointment IS cent?
per bottle.
Prepared by Dr. Easteriy, southcast Of Third
and Chestnut streets LOUIS sole proprietor to whom
all orders must be addressed.
Sold BY L. L. GAY and sQUIRES 4 BLOSS, Druggists
Burlington, and BY Druggists generally. febl9
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THE WAR NActEl
a Democratic Campaign Paper,
10 Be Published at BurliRgtON, l0rd.
BY James M. Morgan.


i The publication Of paper Of the aboy
title, TO be issued Weekly until the close 0
the pending State political campaign, win b,
commenced in Burlington, eaFlE in July, en-
suing certainly mot later than the middle o
| that month.
Its leading object will be to support the cleo
ton of the Democratic State Ticket Of Iowa
to-wit: Hon. A. C. DoDGE, for Governor
Hon. LYsAKDER w. BABBlT, for Lieutenant
Governor; and Hons. CHARLES Mason. TH0s.
s. Wksox and G. c. Cole, for Supreme
judges, II viii also be devoted at the same
time, to the general support and defence Of
the Democratic party, its principles, its meas
ures and its men. The current news Of the
day will also be published in condensed
form.
PRICE-Fifty cents, invariably in advance.
No deduction for clubs.
The coming contest will be an unusually
exciting one-a hand to hand fght-cvery
inch Of ground win be holly contested on ci-
Their side, and democrats. everywhere, should
arm themselves with the proper weapons for
both offensive and defensive warfare.
respectfully solicit universal circula-
tion of the proposed campaigner for ''dnring
the war;
n0@ The press OF the State will oblige me
by giving notice, editorially, or Otherwise, of
this prospectus, and will also confer a fur
Their favor by putting the s.War Eagle on
their exchange lists.
bGF. Democratic friends of the enterprise
everywhere throughout the State are earnest
" solicited to aid in extending the circula-
tion Of the proposed paper.
The DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET MUST AND
SHALL BE ELECTED!
JAMES M, MORGAN.
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Nex Ynrk Ini:

New York, July Is.
STOCKS-Quite active and better, the business how
confined 70 the brokers themselves there being
no outside orders.
FLOUR-very heavy and unsettled, and 15Gl SOC
lower Sales 800 bbls 1t 35 coos 20 surer state;
oo 4505 Is extra state; e5 4sGD6 20 common good
extra western; 45 50dD5 81 old; % 7l0e5 81 fresh
ground extra Ohio.-Rye aour, small sales, 1t
WHEAT-Dull and 91sc lower, with no sales Of mo-
ment.
RICE-Dul at So.
BARLEY-Nominal and dull.
CORN-Very scarce, and Sc betees. Sales mali, at
81 for cid mixed western in store, 80 yellow
OATS-Dul Sales at 43GD4s FOR 1sate, Western
and Canadian. mR
PoRK-Dull. Sales $50 bblsst 1l5- So0i6 oI0esg
3l2 ~ prime.
BEEk-Dai and unchanged.
BEEF RAMS-Dull At 4l5 OOl1l7 So
BACON-Dull.
OUT MEATS-Unchanged.
LARD-Nrm. Sales $50 bbls 1t 1Ok011h.
State.
OnEESE-salss At 20sK as to quality.
WHISKEY-Nbminal 1t 26k.
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4 with scrofala Or old
STOP THAT CnuGHI

DIR. CARrFBk,S COIGIa BALSAM
WI Cure Coughs, Colds, AstsaI, Consumption Rr0n-
cAitis, Spitiug Of Blood, Pain " the Side aad
Breass llearssy EAooping cough, Group, Lsrer
eases u TIE Throat, Chest aud L.ngs.
Too much and sttention be given to dis
eases Of the THROAT and LUNGS Leader, have you
Cough, Cold, Or any disease of the Lungs? Do not
neglect 1t. Delay is dangerous. MILLIONS die an
nuay by negectng COMMON CaLD. Colds and
Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to an early
death Be advised in time, and procure at that
celebrated remedy, DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM,
he greatest and BEST aEMEDY IN TIE WORLD. II
cured thousands upon thousands after ply sicians
and every other remedy lad failed, and the patient
given up 70 die. Physicians Druggists and all who have
used DR.. Carriers Dough Bass, univ srsaiy Acknowl
edge II the most PROMPT, PLEASANT and EFElC A.
CIOUS REMEDY known for all diseases OF the Throat,
Chest and Lungs.
PriceTral bottles IS cents; larger bottles, u per
bottle, or bottles for Is.
PrepAFedby Or. kaStery, corner Of Third ID Chest.
streets. sole proprietor and to whom all ord ara
be sent TO get the genuine.
Sold BY i. i. GAY and soUIRES BLoss, Druggists
Burlington. and ~ Druggists generally. febl0
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Burlington. Friday. NJ. July 18th

Burlington, Friday, pm., July 18th.
The weather y very nne. - heat . op
prsssive TO humanity. but blessing 70 ID,
crops. Business revives, and tho river is sloxly
falling.
Very litslc winter wheat, and no spring, b ar
irving. Country produce coues y plentifally
q reduced figures.
SUGAR-7as-crushed, L.; refined, white
lO}c. Clarified VI.
COFfEE-l1al24.
MOLASSEs BY the Dbl, ReboileAs 70 IS;
Belcher's IS, kegs 5000.
NAILS-Ass. 44,25.
RICE-54.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, % 80.
BROOMS-&l, tOa2 so per dozen.
WHEAT-Winter 81 90. No Spring.
NOUR-Ca0ice winter 81 90; good IS so;
wholesale 81 90 aud So 90.
BEANS-$l, 75aS2,25 per bush.
POTATOES-4Oc per bush.
CORN-50A7O cts.-scarce.
OATS-55c.-none arriving.
BUTTER-l0al2}c.
EGGS-lOc.
ONIONS-70c-none arriving.
HOGS.-Gross, t4a5; nett, %, 0Oa7 90.
BEEF-Grose, $3,sOa4, so, nett, 81, OOas, 90.
SHEEP-Prime, S3a4.
HAY--Timothy, $l2@l5.
WOOD-$2 5Oa3 90.
HlDES-Green, 6s6c. Dry Flint l2al5;
Green Sailed 7a8; Murrain SalO.
WHISKEY-27a28c.
WOOL-Common, 80; Half Blood S3a37};
Full Blood 4Oa45.
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from which mankind suffer ovor . large part u
the globe, h tn consequence n diseased action
in the system. induced BY tho poisonous miasM
Of vegetable decay. This exhalation y evolved
BY the action Of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the wateFy vapor from II. While the sum b
below the horizon this vap0r fingers near tho
earth's surface, and the vfrue ID taken with is
through the lungs into the blood. There Il actD
- m irritating poison on the interna1 viscers
and excretng organs Of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails TO secreee not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Bob
the virus and the bile accumulate In tho circula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional dsogder.
The spleen, the kidneys, ard the stomach sym-
pathize with the liver, and become dio0CdMo9
also. Finally, the Instinct Of our organism, q
If in an attempt to expef the noxio0a infusion,
concentrates the whole blood Of the hody In tho
internal excret0ries to force them TO east IL out
The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES to the
central organs with congestive violence. This II
the CHILL. But in this effort 1t fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the
central organs and Fushes to the surface, - II
In another effort to expel Tie irritating poison
through Che other great excretOry tho skin. In
this also it fails, and the system abandons the A.
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength to repeas the hopeless effort another day.
These are the dts or paroxysms of FFyER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder will Of
course undermine the health II It b not removed
We have lsborcd to find, and have found, an
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE-HAIR UYE-HAIR DYE

-@.~0 - AAAA0
VIM. A. Bachelors mir Dyel
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORT d!
All others limitations, and should be avoided
II you wish to escape ridfcule. -
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AID DlPL0MAs have been
awarded to VIM. A. Bachelor sines o. and over So
600 applications have been made to The Hair his pat
rons Of us famous Dye.
AwM. A. BAToHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
motto h distinguished from nature and NARRATED
not to injure in To least however sng map be con-
timed, and the III effects Of Bad Dyes remedial; Tho
H an nvigorated for Life BY this Splendid Dye.
Mad, sold or applied lin private rooms 81 III VIZ
Factory, sSS broadway New York.
Sold in all cities and towns Of The United States "
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
&6The Genuine has the name and address ppon =
steel plate engraving on foar sides Of each Box or
" 49, WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
jul5 lyw 23s broadway, New York.
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The g8cae sewing DInchtmc new u
M@Hkea n WeeA,a Patent. - z

Which 10 simple, that mere child operats It,
and experience In the spe Sfsewing Nachines demon
strates that this Machine Is less liable to ret out ot
order than any other Sewing Machine new before the
public.
The Rev. Robert G.. Williams, of Woodbury., Conn.,,
Gays "After an examination OF every other kind Of
Sewing Machines, fully convinced yours is the
best, and an aimcs constant for time has
more than reals ID expectations, for know there
IL no other machine that will, with little trouble
perform 30 much and many different kinds Of work.
planter says: II used to employ three or four
hands in making clothes fF NE rest but since pur-
chased your Weeds Patsns eeving Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole while my vie
uses tor making nearly an The clothes Of the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every three
months.
WHITNEY LYONS Propsiesors,
S45 Broadway, New York. a.
W. i. DANNER, Agent In Burlington.
ORVILLk LEONkKD, General Agent, 81 Ciavk st.,
Chicago. mar.ln,d
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MORE ABOUT THR GOLD DIGaIN0g.-We have
before US a business letter from q gentleman in
Denver City, dated on the 29th Of June. The
writer, until recently, was in business ia st.
Louis, and his name and that of his correspon-
dent is sufficient guarantee Of his truthiulness.
He Gays be left Denver City on the 2lst for the
mines, and returned to Denver City on the 25th.
He passed through Golden City on the 25th,
and went as far as Mountain City, or Gregoryb
Diggings, the richest mines IS yet found in
Kansas. There is gold there, and no mistake.
slept in q miners cabin who was from Iowa;
he has taken out OF his claim over four thousand
dollars since the 18th Of this month"; He show
ed me his gold-not In goose quill, but in Q
quart bottle and demjohn. The bottle was full
and the demijohn about half full Mr.. Leopold,
from Pennington, Illinois, has taken out, COM
mencing 1t the came time, over six thousand
dollars, but he runs night and day. Both men
work nine men each. These are considered
aa,ong the best claims yet discovered. Thefs
are about fifteen thousand men in the Mines
About one or two thousand OF these have pay
ing claims, varying with each claim, paying
from three dollars 70 one thousand dollars per
day. 1t is reported that Green Russell took
from bis claim n one day sixteen hundred dol.
lars. IL am satisfied there Ia plenty OF the gold
dust in the mines, but there has been no coin
sent out to buy it ue-thsy would gladly ex-
change it for coin, as 1t is more convenient in
paying OF the hands.-St Louis Rep, 18th.
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~ The Davenport Democrat speaks Of the
.u..l Eys as edited BY Governor Grimes. We
..oDo, imagine Why the Democrat should pro-
~. saeb falsehood. 1t can by no POSSIBLE
!, ,n.,er any private or party purpose. While
!, !, no w.y INJURIES US, but on the contrary i'm.
rr;.. 1. eouplimen. to the editorial ability Of
the paper, it may be annoying to Others who do
no, wish 10 be held responsible for any but their
own productions. The Davenport Democrats
h. our authority for saying that Governor
Crime: i no more the editor Of the Hawk. Eye
than or the Democrat, and that the person
whose name appears At the head Of this paper
/. alssys has been, and always will be, its editor
90 long as bis name occupies that place. He
writes its editorials, and is responsible for every
line contained in it, Will the Democrat make
he correction.
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n. Julien, the well known chef d'orchestre
was arrested in Paris, in Nay last for mon.
payment Of . bill Of exchange. but il order to
obtain release from js, hsd himself declared .
bankrupt. NJ. DelGfpierri, who holds the bill,
opposed the discharge, on the ground that n.
Julien having been naturalised IN England,
could not avail himself Of the French law. The
prisoner pleaded thai, - by the act Of naturali-
dignitary Of the State, be could not be con-
sidered British subject. The tribunal held,
however, that having taken the oath Of allie
glance 70 the Queen Of Eogiand, he could not
be declared bankrupt b France, and his ap-
pication Ter release vs. rejected.
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rae WEEKLY HAWK EYE

1--WE call the attention Of the Pebble y
.ad Coaasry Merchanas u partteslas, y
~, 4. sdvss.lsemeas Of Asss.s. oazz1.Asa :
-w,r wholesale and retail dealers. Jseessoa
~, No. IA, in Rssdy Xads ClotAiag. REs'
- .,;,s t,ood., Hats, Cloths, Cassimerss, Vsst.
=. is;ior's TRAININGS. ETC.. ese. Their stock
's y. xosr ExrkssIvE in. the'r line in the city,
,h.y keep some Of the finest Csoshirs, Css.
AZ 49,, al ressi~gs, which they will be hppy
:. s ,elt Up 70 order At about q ios' rates, as
: !, made Clothing can be bought for. Gen
ne- -. ;o,ending 70 60 70 Pixies Peak will end
: ,;.h, kind q goods in their establishment
60 aDu GRERMBAux 4 KAsKRL,
- Jefferson st., No. IA,
-. purchasing elsewhere. ap4-d&vtf
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HR. EASTERLY,S
Fever and AQu0 Killer.

This Medicine sciU cure Fever and Acwe DvWeb
aSAGHe CAjlks aud Fever latsymsitt4ns Ged Rssstt-
tsss Fsess, 0ad sUeryorns Of Feeer incident 70 ~
Wed.
Among all The CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Agus
and Fever, first and foremost In rank 81 ands
DR.. Easscrly'S Fever and Ague Killer.
This medicine IL . positive cure, both speedy and
permanent. During the last i've has cured over
two hundred thousand cases, which has established ts
scacy in ~ parts Of the West the ONLY RElLABLH
REMEDY for the OF these dstr essing complaints
II will also Enlargement Of the Spleen Ague Cake
etc. II sperfectly harmless 10 the derate con.
stitution or tender infant. Try Il, W afflicted.
~ Price VI per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
Prepared by Dr. Eastery OF Third and Che d.
nut streets, II. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
Sold By u. h. GAY and sQUIRES BLOSS, Druggists,
Buriinstos ,snl nv Druggists generally. fsblS
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| Hon. 8. J. Kirkwood, The Republ;ca1 sandi
| date Tor Governor Of lows, b Z sslf-edecatst
and self-nade man. Born il Hartford county
Maryland, IN 1915, Of shs age Of " yeafs b
was .sseEt to Washington City tezB educated
but temaned in school only foup ysars. Atths
| ago Of fourteen be had to leave Il and make BIZ
own living. He remained in the city Of Wash
ington 10 the position Of clerk for an older bro
Their, until be was Of age. He then moved 10
Ohio, because, having his own way 20 make in
the world, he had the good sense to see that Z
new country-such a. Ohio was twenty-d 1--WE
years ago-presented . more inviting field than
any other. He plunged into the wilderness,
Shere he made his impression" With the axe,
10 subsequently, emerge 10 pursuit Of well mer-
tied honors. In connection with his father and
brother, he cleared . large farm in Richland
co0nty, Ohio; but, unlike too many farmers
boys, did not content himself with hard ply
steal labor; be read and studied considerably,
verifying in his mental progress, the truthful-
ness Of the remark that 'sthe spare moments Of
year are mighty laborers, If kept to their
work"
After working on the farm few year,. he
entered 3 law OfRce-at Mansfield, We believe
and was admitted to the bar in l643, when just
thirty years Of age. His standing ct the Rich
land county Bar may be inferred from the fact
that he served for two tesns as Prosecuting
Attorney. He represented that county in the
Convention which framed the Constitution Of
Ohio.
v Mr. Kirkwood continued the practice Of law
until March, 1855, when be removed to this
State. Since he has been here be has forsaken
Av~and confined himself to farming and milling.
Bat his occupation has NOT concealed his tai
ents and worth. They were soon discovered
by bis political friends in his Senatorial district,
and as early as 1856, one year after he settled
in Iowa, he was elected to the State Senate
Two years afterward, he was reelected, and
distinguished himself as the leader Of that body
Political opponents as well as friends cheerfuly
concede to him the palm in debate. He has
few superiors as a political canvasser west OF
the Mississippi. \
Mr.. Kirkwood was Democrat up to the re-
peal Of the Missouri Compromise Act, an infa-
nous measure which shocked the moral sense
OF the Nation and caused an exodus of hundreds
OF thousands Of high-minded Democrats from
that party. Since 1885, Mr.. K. has been an
earnest and efficient worker 10 the Republican
cause.
Wise in council and blest with fine executive |
as we'll as skill at the pillow, the Gin
cinnatus of Iowa is soon to leave his farm to |
preside at the helm OF State.
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TN1PORTANT TO ALL.

Every man, woman oho enid sh0ulu feau w N0vWs
tisements which rave been inherited in celamns ~
Or. Eastery, Of q. Louis. Hts medicines ars ceiling
very rapidly In nearly every town and ely inthe Wss
ern States and there has been bat voies sayiae
Dr. Eastcry your medicine are good. During The Lass
two years over One Handred thousand Bottles Of Dr..
Easterys iodine an Sarsaparla lave been sold; aso
One Hundred Thousand Bottles Of Dr. Easte1ys Fever
aud Ague Killer, ana very large quantities - Df. Car
ters Cough Rassm, DE- Hooper's Female Cordial, and
Bakers Specific, and the demand 10 every o1lins
crsasng, which shows thas who srtices possess hSh
Intrinsic merit like these, they 90 fall 70 Be appre
ciated By the AmstssnH people. No person aa1icted
With any disesN fcr ey ACKNOWLEDGMENT
t. No person should 4shink Of eeng % PIXIES
PEAK without taking supS1y Of Dr. eastery's pspu.
lar Medicinea. They are ssid BY kQUIRES RL0eo
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