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New Tests Proposed.
The Richmond Enquirer has correspondent
who wants to know how Lctchcr and Goggin
stand upon the question Of the African Stare
trade. The Virginia politicians, it is known,
affect to be opposed to the rc-opcnlng Of the
trade with Congo in humnn beings, hut are just
rs strongly opposed to.the present United States
laws prohibiting such trade. The entire reason
ablcncss Of this position will not be apparent to
every one. Ne subjoin the correspondents
questions:
"Are you in favor Of or opposed to the lar
making the slave trade piracy:
"Would you rely on State legislation to de-
ter1nine the social organization Of each state.
and 10 permit or prohibit the introduction OF
negro slaves Or African or Coolic Apprentices; !;
or would Won by friendly legislation enforce q
uniform policy Us to the admission Of lnvol-
untary laborcrs from abroad?
"Whnt additional legislation, State or FEEDER
al, do you decm desirable on the subject Of the
Africnn 81 NC trader
The general bearing Of these questions lndi-
Gates with meaning certainty the position to-
wards which the pro-slayery Democracy arc
rapidly drifting, in relation to the African slave
tradc.
The Trial of Or. Doy and Son Mt st.
Joseph.
The trial Of DR.. Doy and Son on charge Of
enticing slaves frop the statc commenced ut St.
Joseph, No., on tho a5th instsut-a change Of
venue having been granted from Platte City.
The COUNSEL for the State were J. n. l'assctt,
District Attorney Silas Woodson Of St&oseph;
". II. Miller of Platte; J. X. Boyd Of st. Jo-
scph. The counsel for the defense wcre 4. C..
Davis, Attorney General Of Kansas; Ex-Gover-
nor Shannon Of Lccompton; james Spratt Of
Platte county, Mo.
first days proceedings. The defendants were in-
dictcd jointly but severance WIS granted, and
they were tried scparatc]y-thc case Of the
father coming on first. The juEymen were all
residents Of st. Joseph and vicinity, and arc
said to be fair men.
A dispatch to the Dtmoerat, dated St. Joseph,
March 9Th, says that the jury failed to agree
after being out "a hours, and were discharged
by the Judge. 4 dispatch of the 10th from
Lcavcuworth, published in our yesterdays is
sue, says that Charles Dov has been discharged,
mud his father held to bail in $500 for trial ut
the next term Of Court.
The appearance of tl,c prisoners in court, is
described US follows:
The Doctor John Doy) is 4 bright eyed, slim
u built nlun, with thin face aud hcuvv, dark
beard and wiiskcrs. He is apparently about
forty five years old. is very quiet in his den1ran
or, and takes notes Of the casc as it proceeds,
Charles Dov, somewhat irayier than lis father,
is y yo'ng 1nan Of twenty-five, with long, flow
ing lar, nnd a thin mous.achc and whiskcrs.
Like his father, hc is unobtrusive in department,
listening quietly, and apparently without excite
ment.
An Arizon1a Newspaper.
Wehaye, by favor Of the American Express
Company, copy Of the 1'ttlly .iri-v"id", pub
li>hrd at Tnbac. -arizona Territory. 1t is small
but neatly printed and well-f}cl slleet-:Amcri-
can in all its aspects. We find in it notices If
various mining enterprises. Of Indian drpreda-
fion1 nf fhr If fran,,S rf tf,a
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Latest from the Straits aud St. Marv,s
River.

tFsonltle re:rnt Advertiser, esth.l
The Forest Queen arrived Inst evening, with
quite u Ioad "s passengers and freight. On
board the Queen were benjamin and James
Jnhnson twn yonn. men from Sault st. Marie.
Will! the mni When they left the Saut On tue
1+fh. II lad brcn ralning almost constantly fnr
SIX or seven days. Thc rain lad i telling effect
upon the ice, which was melting very rarid]y.
In thc Tisrr above the canal. "a far as WHISKY
and Tc4uan1cnau Rays, thr icc was MT over tive
inches IN thickness, and very porous. Below
the cannl there WAS about six inches in thick.
ness, with about ten inches Of water On ton.
Ihe day before the Jullnsons started. Mlr.
Church arrived from Ills residence IN Sugar
island. fourteen miles below the Sault, and
stated that the ice was giving NAY RAPIDLY, thcrc
being many open places, and he expected to bc
able III 4 lew days TO reach the Sault with his
lig sail boat.
On the morning Of the 18th the Young men
lcit Nackinac, and reported bridge Of ice about
thrre miles III width, extending from tic Island
"i u Macllnac ACROSS to thu old Furt. This WAS
als the lcc they saw in the Straits, and it was
very light They passed to the eastward Of it il,
q, SINAI! boat. on their way from, the Island to
The main shorc. Around the dock IN the ls]an,l
it was clear water. They found no ice on the
shofr VI Lake Huron upon which try could
.r:sri, and consequently they were compelled t.
travel along itlc btach and through tie woods
uhtflt they reached Thunder lar, 1T which poiut
1HeE chartered 4 small Sail vessel, and with it
tGae'.,N ti .t Lower Saginaw on Sunday. They say
informed by lIenry Kn-ka-ko1,sc, haif hrecL
M"o 'aas Travelled the rontc twenty-five success
sl'e - "'htrFs and who arrived several dave a.o
eta' ue never Knew it so bad. The ,,rospects
"'e' 'nil navigation to Lake Superior will be
'pen ''ohth earlirr than last year.
a. Ks'In".p Train "Gn1xc To Cnrpf ~
Vn ffii:f forenoon Il frtipht train lr}nn,-;,-4 Z,
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W.ESTER.9" NEWS xTE%US.

a1,:a n1nna HL"s;wnne A. iIns SUNDAY nlS m M ,te
S"sitnE l'1c river lalftu!y. IL Islleu a1l oas
!es'eiuas. ~ 'ilit uut'G'Pate ooo'l''nS ri'ef
'A o"' y. w. te'4"" -7'9"S'
The river at ths point commenced raising
rapidly, evening before last, and rose two feet
~, w. 'o,'1'" sAo', 'o"'"'''' .a"'
me ri'er' ~ inns l'oini' Is IN splendid hoat-
lns order, and boats find no difficulty from
Dass' II rs IN iae' nisher than ls s"al ut thls
''',rs ', '"' s"''-e0""e.' ~. .'S"'" H"9a'
F9A RIVER EASfis'-" y learn 1hat Inc canhls
On ''e lower rnA hl'er w'll oe open lof naslsa-
t'on Oh 'ne 11tn i1lst.--ht"da"d N's'} tohssF-
Fh'"r.
pELrmEs.-Thc sloushs and ponds opposite
Muscati,,c abound with 1nuskrats. and Il nun
ner Oh persons are engaged IN killing them Tor
their SKINS; Which bring II cents apiece onc
man brought oscr u" SKINS one day last week,
WHICH ne haa taken ~ traps: Mink SKINS ut
Nuscatlne are worth sa''e each, and coon skins
from s4'lo 10 s4''".
Music ron THE M,SEs.-Thc City Greys'
Band, q! Indianapolis, with two exceptions, are
soon to start TOR the Mines They are to receive
Il complimentary benefit before their departure.
LADIES FOR TIE M1SEs-Thc rittsburo ,L,ur-
n"t notices tlle departure Of quite a num-
ber OF y"un: ladies trom that city, cn route for
Pixies Pcuk.
MILES FOE THE M1SEs.-A lot Of somc tf,rec
hundred mules arrived in this city tlc othrr
day. from prnusyIvan,a With hmvr 1,ncn
bo.rlt for Major 4 Co.. who design establish.
inv 4 linc Of s,arc, +, ~, tim bnrd.rs If si;s.
SUR; tn the f;uli Ery;ons % f1u;n.u H., :.
Enuh ''"' 9 '"'' ~
NJ, >
INC , nnam6sa Iowa Ga-ats says that SIX
M-'Wo y, 1,ke Ky ieak teams, mostly from near
Aaalson; N's'' nave passed through fhat p'ace
ou''ne 'ae wees e1'''hH last fr'uas.
During the week, VIC have noticed quite a
large number Of emigrants passing through nur
streets, n route for the gold mines, no.witi,-
standing the almost impossible state Of the
roads. Our only wish is that they may be
abundantly paid for the tril.-t"nh.i1 MuFs
E"Ns.
t;t,sv .r r1,.s7-Thc 1,,oc fc1l ,f inn ,r,;,,,
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FERSQ.A:1L .1sH.D POLITICAL,

It ID now said that tho Democratic politicians
Of Ohio despuir Of preventing split in their
ranks, similar to that which divides the party in
Pennsylvania. Tho breach grows wider every
day, and the factions are becoming more and
more bitter towards each other.
Wellington lettcf-writers represent that
negotiations are again sctiye in regard to the
Union newspaper. No less than four different
Presidential cliques are trying to get possession
oft. The busiest man among them is George
Sanders, who is endeayoring to consolidate the
States ind Union with view to controlling the
Senate printing for the next Congress. Whether
it will be the organ Of, the Administration, or Of
Russell, Minors & Co., tho Utah contractors, is
not yet known.
The Hon. Lynn Boyd is announced in Ken
tucky papers as SO improved in henlth that he
will commence the canvass Of the State Of Ken
lucky for Lieut.. Governor in April
The Queen Of Spain has created Prof Morse
Knight Commander Of the Order of Isabella
the Catholic, and the Swedish Royal Academy
Of Sciences has elected him q member.
AT Democratic meeting in Chesterfield,
Virginin, the following WIS
.tRtso{ftd, That, while VIC do not favor incum-
bcncy without merit, the doctrine Of rotation in
office is doctrine alien TO our people, ind TO
which, rs Democrats, we aro utterly and una4-
tcrab|y opposed"
Ono Of the late Democratic candidates for
the United States Scnatorship in New Jersey,
it is said, remarked, "that the prese mt was the
highest-priccd Legislature he ever had dealings
WITH
THE authorship of the celebrated sermons
On "Thc Harp of Thousand Strings" md
"Thc Spirits Of Just Men made Perfect" IS
ascribcd to the Rev. Mr. Lewis, Methodist
minister stationed at La Grange, Tenn.
Commodore Stewart denies that he has ever
asserted that Mr.. Jefferson intended to make q
descent upon Cuba with gun-boats. He is about
to publish letter upon the subject.
Mr.. Grattan, in his work on America, states
the following MS conversation that occurred
between John c. Calhoun and himself:
Now, let me ask you.' said I, "what were
the feelings Of the last slaye you liberated ?''
:" liberatc Il slave!' he exclaimed; "God for
bid that shonld be guilty Of such a crime. ALI,
you know little of my character if you believe
me capable Of doing so much wrong to fellow
crcatnre!"
A requisition has been sent by the Gorer-
sppi for man Mt Holly Springs, who had OBJ
tanned goods in Boston on false pretences. On
the arrival Of the ngent with the writ at Holly
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Starting Too Early for the HItncn.
4 dispatch from st. Louis, dated the osth

says:
Mr.. Matclett has arrived ut Kansas City, from
the mlncs, will discnuraging accounts If the
probable supply Of gold. Many foot parties and
hand cart partscs were met. He was oyvrtakcn
by several srverc xnow storms, which, he
thinks, must hare proved disastrous to footmen.
III they were poorly supplied with blankets and
provisions, and many must have perisled. None
sloald stArt for month yet, aud until grass is
high enough on tht Plains to subsist stock
Steamboat Collision on tho Ohio Ri
rcr--Losk Of Life.
iFruln the cac.lsaasii t,a,e.te :o:h
We learn by passengers over the Ohio and
Mss'ssirpi Railway last uiEht, that the steamer,
:: Nns'an'el l1oln'es: Capt. Kennedy. bound for
SAINT L"nis, und the Dagid t;ihsnn, bound III to
this r"rt. from New Orleans. came in collision
at Aurora ab0ut n'cluck last evening, causing
both to sink within i've minutes utter Yl,cT
struck
Tho boats came together, it said, nearly 1T
The SAME place where the Iowa and Madison
sa'ae III collision q few weeks sincr, wien the
LATER was sunk. Last night was dark and clo,l-
dy. and when the collision tonk place III. great
Isl c"nstcrnA'ion prevailed umong the crows
nnd passengers. The folmce had On bourd over
l'H, pcrsons. large number Of wf,om are rcport.
I'd lost. Ar the steamer was going down t},r,-
srranE iuto the river, se1ing rlanks barrels anil
- ~AN oit+ u "tatNll IuHHt THlCQrG lie
shore. I'm the Gibson there were mt MANY pus
srngcrs. aud only two or three ofthc crew are
missing. Nearly allthc cpasscngrrs. o,,he Holmes
were .tsigrants destined for Pixies Peak.
Both steamers were deeply ladrn-tlc Gibsnn
with sugar and molas*cs, and the Holmes with
m"Tahlcs. Flttsbur. manufactures, aud L small
anlonnt Of dry goods. Ttlr boats are represent
I'd US SINK to tl,c hurricane drcks, and both rc
with their carcors. prnpably. q total lo,s
They lie nearly in tho middle If the river.
A Lawyer Suing Newspaper for Libel.
One John Percy, IN attorney residing in tbc
city nf Albany. recently commencement sixty
seven suits for libel a-anst the 1rnrrictors t,f
the Eren;ny journal, ono in every county in the
State, and some in Pennsylvania. The gross
a,nouni Of damages claimed, reached the cnor-
nsons amount Of onf million tAr.. Aua4i4rvf Moy
xand doil7r>!' On application Of defendants at
torncy, the snits were consolidated into one, and
Oh trial the jury rendered verdict for deftnd-
ants. The Albany Ettv+<x, from which wc gath
er the above, states That The trial the cnrHc-
ter OF Percy was proven to br 20 bad that ap.
rl!cation was n,ade 10 strike his na1ne from tic
rol! Of attorneys: The case came up before
Judges Harris, Wright, Gould and IIogebou,,,
nh Saturday last, and after argumcut, III, order
was cntsrcd granting tho application.
.fHrTsi*<r.'
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likely tho old Company will consent to scc
their enormous profits carried of or diyidedby
new corporation, while they have facilities
for buying tho newcomers out Of tho field.
The peoples Gas Light aud Coke Company"
have bought their grounds and contracted for
pipes aud machinery to . largo amount, and
these facts may operate. to raise their figures
beyond the views Of the Market street concern.
Tie fact, too, that tho next Legislature may
charter still another Company to correct furth-
er abuses in tic manufacture and sale Of gas,
may also operate to keep the new Company III
existence. We shall see.
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We huve, by favor Of the American Express
Company. copy Of the l'ttkzy -iri-vniu", pub
li>hrd at Tnbac. -arzonia Territory. 1t is small
but neatly printed and well-til}c.l sllee-:Amcri-
can in ul its aspects We find in it notices If
various mining enterprises, Of Indian drpreda-
tions, Of the movements Of troops, Of the opera
tions Of horsc-thieycs, Of killing or two, from
all Of which We gather that civilization is max
ins its way westward with rapidity.
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The numerous friends If this hero Of Two wars
and many Il drunk" will be glad 10 learn that
be has laid of his epaulcttes and sheathed his
sword. The glory Of having whipped woman
or two in Kansas, and Of having turned tail on
the foe i'll Central America has satisfied his war
Ike ambition; and he has now subsidcd into
peaceful occupation. We see by the -4ri=onian
that Col. Titus is the Superintendent Of the
Cnion Exploring and Mining Company, in that
Territory.
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AEAruis, March 49-Wc were risited by a
storm q wind and hull last evening, doing con:
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sSt1ltntl.I
K,1vs. VIZ, March y.
On Saturday evening lust, 9Th instant, the
mnfn Aoor Of tue building occupied by Mr. ii. c.
Tursc, as Harness Shop, suddenly garc way.
prrcipit pituting into the CELLAR beneath. distnnrc
Of ten feet, almost IL" persons. Fortunately.
no one WAS seriously injured, and, thinks, to tic
presence Of mind Of Nj. Tursc, ull got out safe.
Republican Convention, some 300 pcrsous bcng
l''esent: The meeting Immediately adjourned
10 the Baptis. Church. The building was dam.
aSed to the amount Of fifty dollars. &.
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HOWARD ASS OClATlOA,
puuuADHLrnIA.


4 p.nsco,.uf yusfitufion established by spscSsis~
do,cnsssf, for the ReitC q ne sseE 49,
U;sfrss,ed. afflicted soitA vtrslsWs
and Eptderntc Diseases.
vuvuv HOWARD AsooIAfION, IN ~! u The
/ awful destruction Of human HE cause y sexs-
Al diseaaee and the dsceptions prssticsd upon the
upoytunste victims Of such disease BY QuacAs. esv.
ersl years ago directed IL consulting sufOsoo, =
charitable act worthy OF their name. TO opeu Gs-
pensaTy for the treatment Of this clses q
10 eli their forms aud 70 give medical aAvics grasls
to ali ~ho apply by letter with description Of thsir
condition. tsge, occupation, habits Of Nfe, AL I'D
In case Of extreme poverty. tU, ,S.,
commands the highest medical sstl' - - - -
WIN furnish ths most approved modern t'esinens
The Directors Of the association: IN thstr aanaA r.
nort upou the Of sexual dlssasea, empress
IN hiehest satisfaction with the success which hae
attend. the abors OF their suTseons In the cure OF
sperm alto rrh1s SEMINAL weakness epnosvh0s, eleeS
Of the sdneys and bladder, SO. and order ceatss-
uance % the same plan or the ensulne y1S.
The Directors. = review Of the past fesa assures
that their iaboYs In this sphere Of D.n.voens e.on
have been great benent to the afflicted, espsseU
70 the youus and they have resolved 70 ievoes Aeo.
selves, with renewed seal, " this very an
much despised cause.
nal weakness the vice OF Onansm, Dsstushetsons a.
abuse, and other diseases Of the sexual osesuss
by the sultng surgeon will b sns BY mail IN .
sealed enveIcpe. free O. chsrse on rscsips % 5o
nature and treatment Of sexual diseases, dies ne
are constantly being publshsd for Eressitoas cissr-
button, aad will be sent to the aficted Ss@esf N
ne remedies and methods Of tYsatoent dteeovsreo
during the last year are Of great value
Address for Report or treatment, D.. J. o3lL.
LIN HOUGHrON, !Aetins sureeon. Ho.sId Asso-
citation; No. 2 South N..-0 s''s's'
Pennsylvania
- order Of the Directors.
HZRA HDARTw1L1. Pysse1eas.
ONO. PAIRCHILD. Secretary. Js9s-vly
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re- IL Is DeScOrerea i! 81
Suffer no longer; 1t Is > relief.
BY THE APPLICATION or
NUqQ's Good Samaritan
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.

You can be cured OF the following complaints such
Tooth Ache. in minute to the painful at
tacks Of rheumatism, nine cases out Of ten In less
than one hours time, viK:-Head Ache, Ear Ache,
Neuralgia Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchtil orr up
Spinal Affections, Pain In the Back Side atifne
in the Joints, Collie and Cramp Pains. Eryspelas In
famed Eyes, Sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruises, Burns
6prains, Chapped Hands, Frosted Feet and Ohil-
bains.
1t not the intention Of the undersigned to assert
for this medicine tina, ii will do impossible things
medicine that is good for every thing good for
nothing" tits true. We only claim 70 cure one
line OF dsesres. and for the sbovename complaints
this medicine is without an e1ral.
The best proof you can have II the merits OF
ticle, In to see what it will do. Ny operations on
Pains are decidedly the most enectual by the appli
cation OF this wonderful medicine, Of any In the
country. This is admitted by All who have tried II.
would have the public understand that hsve
no humbus article TO dispose Of, would be In the
business II the same was not trUy and purely legt-
mate Ny medicine Is held in ali places where II has
bee used in the highest esteem, and IL Is my whole
aim to make II 70 among all. The binding duty
which Is forever and eternally fixed mankind Ia
to forward the gentr interests OF the human fami
ly. re attic ed have been deceived by picking up
circulars with fictitious testimonials on them, ard
have been irduced to buy without seeking the proof
have thousands OF testimonials, which have been
sent to from different parts OF the Union; but
prefer showing the value Of my medicine by curins,
free OF charge all those complaints, whenever there
is an opportunity to do SO.
aOeTdt HBCOnn mun6 10 DTtg0tSe9 ana
Wholesale Dealers.
n PLAGG, Proprietor.
BARNES / 90, General Agents, Davenport,
Iowa. ---, Travelling Agent. ]. W
WILEY, retail dealer, West Second street, Davcn.
port, and KEEP CO astanty on hand by the following
Agen,s-Tsylor Ballord, Davenport; g y " ebb
D. Wit; Fellows, Maquoketa; W 3 BeIden, Ma
quoken VIM Bur!isoD, Buckhorn; Took 1 Go,
Fremont; Jas = Rylard, Monmouth; Green, Wy
oming; Bronson, wyoming 8 Spear CO, Is.
bell; Aetcaf, Graham Go, Amanda; Simon
Strauss, FairvieW; John p Hoffman, eprngville;
Rmmet Brubaker, Cedar Rapids; H RistIne Go,
Cedar Raplds: Sohn g = axlet', Mt Vernon; Arm
strong Shanhlin, Lisbon J p Lahe, Mechanics
vile AcClelland / Co, Aechanicsville Geo
Bsgley, Upton; O Carter, Anamoss.
oC97 ~ wtf
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DRUGGISTS.

DRUGGISTS.
>. w. OS q GOD,
DRUGGIST
Ph arm a Q . N { 4 - t.
ls2 BRADY STREET, ABOVE FIFTH STREET.
Drugs aid Chemicals,
Perfumery and Fancy Articles.
DHYsIoIAHs' PRESCRIPTIONS sccura.elypre-
I pared at all hours Of the day or night.
The attention OF the LADIES Is especially invited
ttthe stock Of PEaYUMERy and FANCY AnTIcLns,
hich are from the besl English, French and GERMAN
snufscture.s.
Orders from Physicians
Who wish to supply their Offices. will be filled on rea-
sonable terms, with articles OF the best quality OBJ
a;nabe, from the most reliable American and Euro
pesn importers and Asuufacturefs.
DHuos and Medicines Of every description furnish
cd to
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
On the most reasonable terms.
September l, 1855.
s.w. OeGOOD.
MRS. ALLEH'S
TX air Ro0 OF er,
Woods Hair Rest0r0ttrc,
Lyons Kathairon,
Barry's TricOphcrOus,
And great variety Of other preparations for the
Hair. OSGOOD,
seps 1872 Brady st.
Cooking Extracts,
1OR RLA Us.Asw
Ice Gre ANS, Blanc an es,
JELLIEs, etc..
LIMou, PEACH KERNEL, ORANGE,
VANILLA, CINHknOH, Rose.
OSGOOD,
seb8 132 Brady st.
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- a. .,.vn-.nd eheir work Of mercy II noe al
complstsl. Try them. They are varr.nssa;
Practical Chemists, Albany, u -.
so,a A. vhoiaaaie aud retail By all Drusgisee =
Davenport and By Dealers everyvhers
y - n n 4 L. n. PALAkA, TSeveiuoS AS0s
aur1q davodpaGelyr
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Joy an d q l a d N cSs
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES.

C,INOE the introduction OF that World Renowned
- medicine, DR. AAkN'S AGUk BALKAN, In
the Western Country, ana especially the past season.
It has hrough; health and hapPines into more faui-
lies than any remedy upon record. The question
would naturally aris-, why II this? Because 1t does,
in all in the sh2rtest time arrest chil fever
ard ague In its w.rst form, and In oil cases per-
forms speady cure. Persons residing In nslsrious
districts using this balsam asonaliy during the
tickly season need have ears Of attack ague
II Is therefore highly recommend ID proven
taive II rsed in smell doses daily during that par.
tcuisr time when this class Of diseases prevail
For want Of space We can only cfIer Q few Of the
many evidences In Its favor.
Bucyrus, OHIO, Feb. 15aa, 1853.
DR. MANN l. 90 /, Gallon, Ohio Cents we
are 1t loss to find Language suc.ent 70 portray 10
Ague Bdlsdn Il held in this community. The fact
Is II never fails TO cure asue IN its WORT FORMS and
We can sell nothing else Yours &c
HOLBDRT Z TAILOR, Druggists.
Coristh, Mis-. Oct GOTH. 1853.
NBssRs =. <. MANN 4 CO. Genis = Having
procured . supply OF your Aeue Dalssm. and testtns
It thoroughly In many severe cases Of ong standing
failed, found In al eases, your Bslsam effected :
want here in the south Rsspsetfuil, yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist
NeU York, FEB 23d, 1853.
MESsRs NAM CO.-Genss IL have
at our house In 0t. Louis, sold your Ague Bassm
stme three and have carefully observed 10 ef-
fects, snd must In candoY say, I do not believe u
has an equal In tie his Org oil medicine; for TO my
personal knowiege cures permanently every case,
and have known II used after all other remedies
had Jailed, with the ssns happy result i have no
hesitation In pronouncng It the greatest discovery
ever made in int rntt ent remedies. and rerfecs
triumph ozer chills, fever and ague
Respectfully, o. WOOD CO.
8. K. MANN 4 CO., Proprietor, Ga,
lion, Ohio. Sold BY all
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FIagS'SGOOd Salnarlsan's
I,,es,sedtafe Rclte

Keen IL in your Family, for fioknoss
comes when you do not expec. u.
VVHIs Is an Internal and External Medicine, COM
i posed Of Roots, Herbs, and Banks, such as our
fo,efathers used There is Bountful supply or the
Rsr,i to cure al, Complaints II We only knew what
they were. And now the Good samaritan brings as
good news and glsd tidings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28
FORSALEORLEASE.
For Sale.

For Sale.
AOED hundred and twenty Building lots n .
IAddition to the town Of Port Byron.
Tne8e lots are eligible and handsomely situated a
enc bank Of the Mississippi They vii be sold On ~.
tonable terms.
For particulars inquire Of Nessrs. Durfee, Pratt q
Oo, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, nsQ LeOlaiYo,
or OF JOHN r. KING
Dand Agent. No So Brady street.
10 Also. numberless desirable pieces OF land In
ard the cities Of Davenport and L. Claire, and
near Port Byron. nov90