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RANKING HOUSE OF
a n . y & Il q. AN ID Il n . 4 o.
r HAVE this day admitted as partner In the
i Banking Business, Alexander barclay, lwhp hal
been my teller for the last SIX years.. The bust.
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the frn
GEO. 9. ANDERSON i 90.
Being one OF the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the eodestl in Iowa, the new nrm solicits sontin
uance OF former patronage SO Aberauy extended te
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex.
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly BY senior part
Park Bank, N. X.
Winslow, Lanier b Co., ,Bankers,E
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Banking CO., Besssn.
Clapp, Fuller 1 Browne. Bankers, Boston.
MArias Bsnk, Chicago.
Hoffman 0slpcks, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
FARMERS Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer / Rahm. Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. b. Hunt Co., - Louisville.
State savings Institution, st. Louis
Keokuk, Jan. !, IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
jAn5d
II. X. LOVE 4 co.,
Successors 20 Deming Loys,)
yIVE particular attention to collections and o.
" mitpromptly on the day Of payment.
KK1ERKEcEs:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drexel Co., Philadelphia.
Z. w, Clark Co., /"
Citizens Bank, Baltimore.
Bank OF Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. ID. Scully Cashier, do
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank of Ohio, Fan esviIIe.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Geo. Smith L Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov2Ad
wh. rnoHPsos. D. " uArIRY
WIN. THOMPSON 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF MAIN ana secona sts..
KEoKUK ................... ...............I IOWA.
Nov. 3, '6s-d
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RaEk yns, A6yesAnla.
TtFE IN ARYS64NI notes oolIect4d
laduring three yssrs ssnidAnss sAaA travels In
~ country, By Mansfield Parkyns. For sAle at
OGDEN, H1OWNRLL 4 co.'s eirsN
ibid CRY Book SroRE.
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WIN. n. ME&ERVEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
General Csllccling Agent.
fOhI ........lOWA.
REFERENCES:
Hon. John ". Stockdale, Register Of Fort Dodge
Land 0fhce;
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Office;
Hon. Vim. II. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, lows;
Gen Van Antwerp, Keokuk, Iowa.
Hon. J D. Thompson, Judge l3th Judicial Dis
trics. Haryston, Iowa
Geo. u. Reid, keokuk, Iowa;
d. q. Finch, Dcs Moines, Iowa.
Hon. s. A. Douglas, w Washington, ID. C.
June Idly
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Per Raduga," from BOsls'
DUE r SEPTEMBER

DUE FIRST SEPIEMbLh
Blue sheetirg and drilling, brown sneslnss
p. II. denims, Jewett city denims,
Cotton duck and Irvine. mems KIP orogsnS
Saddles with stirrups, &C. complete, "ns
Mems COW hide boots. cut nails,
Copper and iron tacks, rivets, asssai
Solar lamp shades and chiEnets, h-L
Whisky in barrels and kegs, casks o. n"'
English cheese. 1900 Dbl shocks, hams,
Mess beef. prime pork. tobacco, shoe e'ac'i'-
Preserved meats. assorted, preserved o!sss
Black D in ! ID bottles, s~aleratu'
Bright varnish, spirits of turpentine,
Chrome green, Prussian blue, chrome se"
Blank books. pass books. envelopes
Letter, note aud foolscap paper, Ses ~
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The tsx-colectof shall be enfif,es =, ~
treasurer the same compensation for ~ saesefrS
tax, as is provided BY law for the collect; solseaxI
GENERAL PRoyIsIoSs
Sec. SIS. The following persons
from all internal taxes: His Ma;asaa snail
Diplomatic Agents Of foreign countries 10y, M
made known to the department of Forsa s1a erf \
The following persons shall be ereus Alan
All clergymen Of any Christian deuom;lna. nun Ia
in their vocation; all teachers Of vonsh 1onr szd,<I
private schools for more than six month. 1enp+gd1rV
in actual service; and all members ~ VI the n
Honolulu, and other towns where a sra = frs -
or may hereafter be organized. shan 4; i usparnasr h
from personal taxes, be entitled to two taaaidap
taxation n0'ses e6X
Sec. 514. The Minister of Pin.,..
sent Of the King, shall have povs. Nc
made his duty TO prescribe all needn't ~, ~ and IN
the assessment and collection Of tayes ~ss aodra
rules and regulations are definitely - csss u
however, that the same shall not be n BY hs I
existing statute, or inconsistent with the croosraneus
Sec. 515. In case any officer. ,nn
other person in the public service s Il, eaJaa1
TO the Government, or TO any Of the s'al \ y
salary or compensation shall be w,tbh.i, tpsannahsS
per department, or the officer authorized y eekHs1
until such Indebtedness be fully paid Ana d, Nte Y :
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mnuer,s Ce,enrated Pale Als!'


DECEIVED EX KESE
HI AND FOR SALE BY THE rsDEEsIsss1' 40
SEAM AND THREE-PLY COLA"
Also vxSu1
Merin6undershirts. suspenders, NECK = Vino J,
sun. black and blue broadcloths, black doe-s shepSa Z
and English fancy cassimeres, tweeds "n' arg dssS..
great variety, superior MARSHES ga drlls, p1iaS
settles for ladies use, all linen DUCKS a"'
Panama and felt hats, etc, etc. NsD
Euglish Blue and White f.a; ar art.s +;
aurcd 10 Orders wPBELL ,,
-. Corner FOh spa
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Inst Received per ian.,s

WKYHITEWASH BRtSn
" mia ground ginger, in glass;
California ground sage, in glass,
Hamlin & Bakers oysters,
Fresh peaches, in syrup,
Raspberry jam,
Strawberry jam,
Fresh strawberries, in glass, e;rcu 3,
Green corn, fresh honey, fresh app,vsi sEyBp
151-tf FOR SAFE oy
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A L O Fl A!
Just Received per Brig v ~iSs'

4 ND OTHER LATE
"A offered for sale by the undersigne'' va -.
Twilled hickory and blue and pink strlpN 4
Partisan white aud printed bosom shirt,
Figured buckskin, n~ankinet and sa'lnea .mSr1H
Black Orleans sack coats, cotton ana SIS
Saxouy ginghans.
Superior matches, i
And Asa
Muller,s Celebrated raie -
CIaret. Haut Barsac. Champagne, Tarpsatne A'
Olive Oil. superior German Blacksmiths Sos- J
Swedish and English Bar Iron, assorted So 81
Sheet-lead and Lead Pipe, Guns, kires' "f
HALF-INCH LUMBER ,,, & srAPEyEJ
l4Q-ff ED. -
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THE A CLIPPEh
" Hunnphrey N.s,sr.
476 Tons her Regiss 81
uxyAs TO LEAVE
{" 25th Of last month, (AprilD Wins c.pc0t
FULL AND COMPLETE 80
r~,.&..,v selected for this masHee. Including ~
~ cho;se sssortmeDt q. R1 ~
sre shortly expected, end 49, r19 % nfts Is
y the VERY lOWN944 AhAA H1oN. GFbce(
apply e Il6l-a -
Inv nxxn EIanr ra ohas
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OF WRECKS AND sHIPwRECKED GOODS.
Sec. $50. Il shall be the duty Of the Marshal.
Sheriff. and their deputies throughout the Kingdom,
under ce direclon % The respective Governors. TO take charge
o. secure and pvswve fr the owners thereof all wrecks and
upessd eoods that nay Be cast upon the shores Of their re-
spsc<zvs jutsdk<touAL
Sscs 8el. Every Governor Immediately on re-
ceivinR animation Of any shipwrsck, or Of finding of
.uv sbipwrecked properly 70 DE amount q one hundred dollars,
q NJ, q my Of the shores q uaf9s wt1dn hs Jurisdiction,
shau osds the Sheriff 20 repair 10 the place where sid wreck
o. property may be hund, and in case Tie same shall not
be IN e1e1dy a any ssner o. agent heshaIl eekceharge there
a. and man secure and preserve the sams M the OWNERS
Sec 1852 The Sheriff in such case, may employ as
m1uy persons. % he shall think proper, to assist in
preserytng the property and he may appoint guards to re-
oEfye ~ ~. and may Suppress all tumults and Disorders
and = sey pe1cn shall disobey any lawful order Of the Sheriff,
uu6o 01boqusnt trial he shall be fined for every such o1ense
na~ Mt ezceeding ten dollars, o. be imprisoued nj hard
Hmkt6taD not exceeding three months
3 The Sheriff, shall ON every such occasion.
49, inventory ofall the property that shall come
- 1850 I and When required By the owner Of the pro-
) IS agsnk. o. - any penon intsresssd, he shall make
ss~&S = - s1gssher With an the said property, 70 de
o~n~.r - oder pes1n hxfully anthorzed 70 receive
4; : uroS5ded ~ dnau - d8k petd, g secured to oe peid, %
49, q Munab1s owpenaEdon b his services and such
$4,000 iof59 "a Cthx ehazses q any, = hs shan
1919 $500 49, - ae''r.e q ne properly
ss1ztf Mn.SfR asd a. cdr ~psrtyshaIl
'.S - oerfhe o1n - due to the Sheriff, then the
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Silks. &c.

silk bed covers, cambria silk handkerhs.
Chenille and dress trimmings, ruche.
SILK umbrellas. black and coiored satin.
Black lustrine, moire antique,
Powered MORE antique,
A large and splendid assortment Of SIN, Ara !.
Black, blue, green and violet silk velvet
Black and fancy velvet ribbon,
Ladies' bonnet ribbon, latest styles,
Black silk hat ribbon.
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be paid by every male inhabitant of the kingdom be-
tween the ages of seventeen and fifty years, whether a Hawaii
an subject, or an alien. unless the person be exempted from
such payment by law, or by the assessor of the district in which
he resides, on account of infrmity or, unless he be a school,
teacher actually employed or a fireman belonging to- a legally
organized company, OF n student actually in attendance at any
Of the high schools or colleges.
Sec. 4SS. Every person liable to the road-tax, may
have his election Of paying the same in money or
labor provided, always, that when he elects TO pay the same
in labor. he shall labor six days, annually, under the direction
of the road supervisor of his district and further provided.
that eight hours labor shall be considered a full days work.
Sec. 4S9. Whenever any person shall have worked
six days upon the public roads, the road supervisor
shall give him q certificate to that effect, which certificate. on
presentation to the tax-coltector, shall exonerate such person
from the payment of the road-tax for that year.
ART. XIu.-Of the Assessment of Tares.
Sec. 400. The Minister of Finance, with the an
proval of the King, shall appoint, annually, on or
before the first day Of July, two assessors for each taxation
district Of the kingdom, whose duty it shall be. under the direc-
ton Of said minister, to make, on or before the first cay OF
September, a faithful assessment of all the taxes imposed nv
law. within their respective districts ; and to furnish an accur-
ate list OF the same 70 be sworn to by them. according to blank
forms furnished by said minister, which shall exhibit the names
Of all persons assessed. and the different items Of taxation
state the residence of taxpayers, II their residence Is known.
otherwise such residence must be described as unknown. II
said Asses ors cannot pee in their assessment. the school-trea-
swer Of the district ehaft be the umpire between them. ana hfs.
decision, sr the pafp>s4nd such assessment, shah be con-
So. 491. Each ASSESSOR, onzhis appointment. shnll
take md subscribe, bef6re : police Or district iuefice
- oo1t omceR Authorized - admtnister oath. a oath a o0ca
: eess'9ed copy q yfdkh shah be Immediately frwsrde1 s.
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governors to hold the tax-collectors responsible for
the full amount oftaxes specified in their several tax isis, un-
tanning the names, places OF residence, So far as can be ascer-
tanned, and :amount of taxes due from each person in their
were unable to collect the taxes in which case the said gov.
errors are hereby authorized to deduct the amount Of said taxes
as sworn TO, from the amount Of the assessors tax list, and to
hold the collector responsible only fer the balance.
Sec. 500. Each tax-collector who shall have faith
fully discharged the duties of his Office, and shall
have paid. on or before the first day of January. to the govern
taxes oy him collected, except the school-tax, shall receive a
compensation equal TO ten per cent. OF the amount of taxes by
him SO collected, and spaid over, and shall receive the COVER
" drat on the Minister OF Finance for the amount Of such
compensation: provided, however, that the compensation paid to
the collectors of kona, Oahu, and Lahaina, Maui, may, in the
discretion of the Minister Of Finance, be reduced TO not less than
five per cent
Sec. $40. If any tax-collector shall die before COM
pletlng the collection of the taxes of his district, the
governor, with the approval of the Minister OF Finance, may APP
point some person to complete the collection, who shall receive
such reasonable compensation as such governor and minister
may determine and such rerson shall have the same powers
and duties, and be under the same liability as other tax-coiiectors:
taxes remaining unconectsd at the time Of his appointment.
Sec. oil. In case of the death or the removal from
Office of any tax-collector, it shall be the duty of his
executors or administrators, and Of all other persons into whose
deliver the same into the hands Of the governor Of his island.
Sec. 512. 1t shall be the duty of the tax-collectors
to pay over to the school-treasurers of their respec-
tive districts, the amount Of the schooltaxes collected by them,
amount paid to them, one of which receipts shall be Immediately
by the tax-coilectof to the President Of the Board
amount Of schooI-taxes specified in their several tax lists, unless
they shall file with the school-treasurer asworn list containing
sne n.oss, place. o. residence, and amount Of school-taxes due
hevsn - been able 70 collect The schooltax, on account osdeat6,
g 49, So eanss e inability g eallect, and q HE having lsn VIII
ease the .chooazeasolss Is hsss6y ~suthorissd so.dsdrs .
shau Be Responsible ooly or 1e tfiSnes.
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sc. OTZ- II EIIT DC COmpETCnt 70 TUt EU1I0IIIkT5,
on consultation with the tenants Of their lands, in
lieu Of setting apart some particular fish to their exclusive use,
as hersiubsfors allowed. to prohibit during es5tain months 10
ing season, TO exact % each fisherman among the tenants, one
snrs paf' In "a e an ? such &c case It Shall i' he i iDeambent on the Io.
nohikis TO give the notice prescribed in section $50.
Sec. 1913. No person who has bought, or who may
hereafter buy, any Government land. or obtain land.
by lease or ether title from any party, has or shall have any
greater right than any other person, resilient in this Kingdom,
jacent to said land.
Sec. 394. If that species of fish which has been
tabooed by any k~onohiki, shah go on the grounds
which have been- or may be, given to the people, such fish shall
within The bound, Of he t, n private fishery; sa NOT ., shall ball
upon any fishing grounds which lie adjacent to each other.
Sec. 800. Every konohiki or other person who shall
wilfully deprive another Of any Of his legal rights to
fish on any fishing ground, which now i, or may become, free
any portion q the fish caught on any public fishing ground, or
fishery, a greater amount Of hh than by law he is entitled to
receive as his share, and any tenant or other person who shall
viIfuiiy deprive any konohiki OF his fishing rights, by appropria-
tinr TO himself the tabooed fish Of said konohiki, or otherwise.
shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars
for every such odense, in the discretion Of the Court. and in de-
fsuIt Of the payment Of such fine, be imprisoned at hard labor
not exceeding three months
Sec. 3e6. The seseral district justices shall have
mower to try and punish all offenses against the pro-
visions Of the last preceding section, conmi'ted in their respect
i've districts
Arr. U-0f the Pod Office
Sec. 397. There shall be established n post-ofice
system for the Hawaiian Kingdom, and some suita-
superintend the same, who shall be styled PostnaasfesGeneral
f po.,m ~ s.esr III shall shall until o,hersise prosided by ~. s.
ex eEcio Postmaster of Honolulu
Sec 89S. The several collectors of the ports Of en-
try, except Honolulu, shall be ez o6fcio, PostmasteFs
for said po1s; and the PosfmasterG General shall appoint rostnas~
t~n In sccf other ports AMI districts ~ the pubitc wants mays
Minister q the Interior, tx aud arrange the Compensation 4
nd Postmastezh in cases where, from the nature Of ~ services
- y eh:n. y may be reasonable o. neesifuIt TO ALLOW them
-
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DelnR QutE nOtlueu ID II hittu iOIcfEHCi N utCu
intestate within this kingdom, leaving residuary assets therein,
but no heirs, shall Immediately give notice thereof to the ac-
credited representative or consul, OF the nation TO which the
deceased belonged.
Sec. 45G. IL such residuary assets shall be claim
ed in behalf of any foreign heir, the Minister of For
eign Affairs. upon being satisfied OF the claimants right to re-
deductipg the proper charges for receiving and keeping the
same. And all persons having such assers in custody, shall
deliver the same to the person named in such order
Sec. 457. In case the Minister of Foreign Affairs
shall not be satisfied of the claimants right to re-
ceive such residuary assets, it shall be competent for such
claimant to institute a suit for their recovery, against said minis
rendered in the case shall be conclusive upon the parties.
ART. X.-The Diplomatic and Consular Agents
Of Foreign Nations.
Sec. 45S. 1t shall be incumbent upon all foreign
consuls-general, consuls, vice-consuls, and aconsular
agents. to present their commissions through the diplomatic
agents Of their several nations, il such exist, and if not, direct to
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, who. If they are found to be
regular. shall, unless otherwise directed by the King, give them
exequaturs under the seal of his department and it shall be
the duty OF said minister to cause all such exequatsrs TO be
Published in the government Gazette.
Sec. 459. No foreign consul, or consular or COM
mercial agent, shall be authorised to act rs such, or
entitled to recover his fees and perquisites in the courts Of this
kingdom, until he shall have received his exequatur.
Sec. 46O. 1t shall be incumbent upon every diplo-
matte agent, coming accredited to the King. to notify
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of his arrival. and to request an
tials. Said minister, upon receipt Of such notice, with copy Of
his credentials. shall take His Najesty's orders in regard there
to. and communicate the same 10 such agent
Sec. 461. After any such foreign diplomatic agent
csived by the King. it shall be the duty of the Minister Of For
eign Affairs, 70 announce that fact to the public, by notification
In the government Gazette
Sec. 46z. No person shall arrest, or otherwise
se1nsaisa sey :. '9 sses 3 s Rs1 King @ :. ANY .;s. ssss' = ssr 1na
~ such minister, except for acts Of political sediHons and
a ass.sssssses !. sss,1ssrin 1870 sss Ps!'ss, 81 $50 g 49, s e ~ 3
habssant o. th6 Kingdom Who shah have contracted deots prior
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29- SENATE-After
several amendments to the Pacific Railroad
| bill, another section was added that the
Secretary of the Treasury advertise for
pTopOsalr for the Northern and Southern
routes, leaving the Central, aud report to
Congress at its next session; wb.reupon
Simmons moved to strike out all between the
enactiug clause aud the last sec lion. Carried,
yeas SO. nays 20-thus killing the bill.
HoUsE-The Horse refused TO curtail the
number of Foreign Minister'S, and rejected
the proposition 10 reduce the SIS 900 pro-
posed to be given the President to carry out
the act of March 1859, for the suppression of
the slave trade.
WASHINGTON. Jan 28.-HousE-The Diplo-
matte and Consular appropriation bill was
rejected by vote Of l20 toll. 1t was then
rec0nsidered and five missions struck out
when it was again rejected by vote "a to 81.
Adjourned.
There was a sharp colloquy between
Hughes. of Ind, aud the Speaker, on point
of order. Hughes afterwards apologized,
and the matter was settled.
Stcphenss bill tor the organization of De-
cotah, AriZonia and jefferson Territories was
referred to Committee of the Whole.
Grow gave notice that when the Arizona
bill come up, he shall offer a proviso that
nothing in the act shall be construed as es-
tablishing African slavery therein.
a resolution was adopted, asking the Presi-
dent for copies of the instructions TO our
African Squadron, and those given by the
British Government To- their naval forces, on
the African coast; also, the number of slavers
| and suspected slavers captured since the
treaty of Washin gtOn.
Yesterday 5 vote on the consular and diplo-
matte appropriation bill was reconsidercd.
The bill then passed by vote of l0l against
IS.
SENATE.--The Pacific Railroad bill as
amended was passed yeas 81. Bell moved
to change the name of the bill and invite
proposals for the three routes. Carried.
Gwin apolOgized for the warmth of his ex-
preston on the defeat of the Pacific Railroad
bill and promised to revive the bill 30 mOdi-
to that measure.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Jasper S. Whiting,
who is connected with the Sonora survey, has
arrived here. He says that Sonora Is III a de-
plOrable condition. Peschiera failed to raise
troops. The people of Hiermosilla liberated
Peschiera's prisoners and paraded, CRYING
Viva Los Americano;" Death 10 Peschiera."
The whole country is anxiOusly expecting the
United States TO purchase or occupy 1t. Pes
chiera is at SinalOa and Is about to attack
Mazatlan. Thee opposition only want leader
to overthrow him Instantly.
The Costa Rican, Congress ratified the Belly
treaty. slightly modified. Lamar's MAJ j.
fcsto TO Nicaragua created sensation. Buch-
anan's efforts against the Fillibusters are APP
preciatyd.
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ns- The "Card'' of Gen. G. WASHINGTON
Bricks. in this days PATRIOT, is clear ana
luminous statement of the facts upon which
he. no doubt rightly, supPoses rests the out
rageous Islander upon his sobriety and pious
mort. and Is a conclusive refutation Of the
vile asnprsion therein alluded to. The grace
less attempt TO prejudice the honest masses
AGAINST him. on the eve Congressional race,
by such fonI means. was perhaps TO have been
expected by those who had previous
knowledge Of the character Of his opponents
in that District But we are rejoiced to know
that he has sent back the preferred chalice'
and III, by this plain and outspoken card"
he has promptly fixed the falsehood' Incl
faceabIy as the mark of Cain, on the very
forefront Of his constituencies calumnlators-
Gen. Bricks may rest assured that he VIII
long outlive the petty malice of his traducers'
from the least to the greatest OF them. we
know Gen. BRICKS TO be a gentleman, SOL
der a scholar, a poet and a statesman, and
we nav as well notify his enemies, that when
ever and wherever SANDER shall raise its
HYDRA head during this campaign, lie Will as
often cut IL off.
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Prepared by JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, las advertised in
another column has by its own merits obtained for
itself high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using it them
selves and prescribing their patients convinced
by observation of its great efficacy in restoring the
dsordered digestive organs healthy function. Nu
merous cases OF Dyspepsy, OF the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurabe by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the of this
Elixir been restored perfect health attested GER
fcates testify aprl3-ly