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DLACIDE'S VARlETIES-aRAvIERs STREET
Stage Manager. JOHN SETON.
THIRTEENTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
'''. A'ps''A''s for limited psred5 'sn' engaged
NJ NJ osn asepzs oJsns ssrs.n NJ NJ qs9iss Pssas Holland
MI Marx Smith, II. ". g. Briggs,
Ii. i. i. MOTIFS ssp,'' n: j. Seymour, ass and
VI: ss:s. D:sis :l sis' S.:: Sa;s s 5,s5 s%i,s,
Mss a. srahsm. ssa.'o' and Miss Gonsdals' naIss
MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 2 1859.
T. ss.ss Il
sfss
s,ta s, ana Fs Gaa
viii
ssIs End
gt. and kas aaa "a CENTS
Boxes rhird Tier, for coored persons only,..s9
Private Bc1ss
ch.l.. 1Ra Private 5olss f.on d.ly
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES 81.
Actins CoRRI.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoNDress Circle and Parqustts. rs
ns 50 ssn Gss CENTS Private Boxes
FIRST NIGHT OF MRS, JULIA DEAN HAYNE.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb %, 1850.
The Celebrated Zebra psy entitled Julia D.
Dicso5y. MI MI y, y Bowers
.as s' g. zss: zssi'ss
s';' @ ,' s'.
ct. CHARLES THEATER-sr CHARLES ST.
kGy Az IL March @ sth GKAsD MASK
nA Commi.ee of Invitation and Reception in attendance
daily shs snsas Wishing Ticket, for Ladies' Invitations win
apply e H. Gomni,tese q obsslsy ihs x Once
SFsAhkD5Ne sskE = = Il RogEKs s;El sAMRH1rHEATER AND
FOURTEENTH NIGHT OF THE
Louise Wells Dramatic Equestrian Troupe.
With the highly Trained Horses aud Efficient Company.
MONDAY NIGHT, Feb %, 1859.
Fer the first time the Southern Equestrian Drama THE
MAHf s ose koX @ Mar Marion %.4n and h M Merry Mott
ss M Win p[ Niger s Ms
| Characters by the Mobile Company.
and Weighing $50 pounds aud LIVE AFRICAN ANA
.afh II Il s
are on exhibition in the Muse1m from II to
formance in the Amphheater.
-ps,fs.mancss Ies EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATuR-
..,. Admission to Amphitheater. cents
Iezo Museum :. -. rs cents
| 7 .AW NOTICE-J.H H. & JOHN E. HOLLAND. Attor
- a's' and ''''''''' hsH ofs I
| d2g 3m Between Union and Perddo.
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BALLS THIS WEEK.

~ Telegraphic Intelligence on second page
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:MUSEMElgTs.
OaLEASs'taiI aiIs ATEn-oaLEANs STREET.

First appearance Of hRICHA-csoT pin. Dor,. a. N
aIsnd 9pss. and & NJ & Snsn Primo Basso. THE
1SThs second oy1 nsysrs:sr -. ,.a
Friday. AssstK =
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Lea 3 Pe1'st1ss'
CELEBRATED
RCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by COnnOlsseurs
TO be- "a o
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
sAND Applicable TO EVERY VARIETY OF DISH.
Extract Of letter from Medical gentleman Msdrss to
his brother at Worcester under date of May 1851:
..Teu LEA PERRINS that their SAUCE Is highly es
teamed In India and is in my opinion the palatabls
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce that is made.n
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury the New York Exh
btton of Foreign sauces obtained by LEA PERRINs
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world wide
fame of which having led to FORGERIEs pur.
chasers requested that the Of LEA PER-
RIMS are upon tie WRAPPER LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERKINS will proceed against any one infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and
their in various parts world
them Of inpgements Sole Wholesale Agents
2 the United States. ~
4 JOHN DUNCAN l. SONS,
485 Broadway, New York.
stock always Also orders direct
ahipment from England. sul6 2ply
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

as- News articles on third page,-e9
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0R. HALE'S LADIES' CLASS FOB IESTRUC-
ton 10 the 4 H. 4 7s
NEW SCIENCE
OF Eieetro ro.Biology,
Of the s ladies Of the city dsross Il connecting
themselves with the Cass, which will TUES-
DAY March l. can do 50 By leaving their 3. A.
Jewelry Store ll0 Canal stre.t st M DAPRE
MONTs Book and Periodical Store, under Odd Feowg Hail.
CONCERT HALL. on TUESDAY March ls when he Fjr,t
Glass Lecture will bs given. w. =
All who attend the Classes will be enabled perform all the
and amusing experiments which have given
social parties and also to apply this Remedial
GLASS TICKETS, so FOR THE FULL COURSE ad.
hitting the member TO all
ELECTRICAL ASSOCIATIONS
the United States formed by the different classes taught by
Dr.. Hale. rr -
TTHREE LECTURES, Of two hours each constitute the
10 which full and complete knowledge will be gained
Of this important Science. fe4
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MEDIcAL.-Dr. Austin elsewhere aanoancM III
he has removed his office to Camp stzsst over ~
banking building Of Samuel Smith 4 Co, vhase
hour Of the day and night when the Doctor his i
not in. - -, s.. .S88dh
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NNIE DeBAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, 233
{ Baronne street between Girod and Julia streets.
A The Ladies of New Orleans respectfully informed
Ey.Ahat the above Academy will spen WE EDNEsD AY
~ November a. where all the Fashionable Dances will
taught.
1adiesMonday Wednesday and Friday, from 1Oa to l2
and Az to 81.
PM ~
Private essonsTuesday Thursday and Saturday from O
to 3h
E5Terms-Ladies, $40 per month"; Children, S. payable In
advance. Twelve lessons In the month.
A-Mme DeBar be her Academy any day, from
l01z TO 3L, and AZ o6h. ma 5m
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JUROR IN AGoSlzMG 6usrn.sa On ths gsoank
trial Of Jumpefts, at Chicago fos III nasde a. 81
phia Werner. the door ot the oon d uhick II ~
abe hung herself was exhibited Il cpprt. md axusl
mented on BY several Of the jusoss. - - w.
lawyers for the prosecution and dai,sa, lnllp1sin
alleges that she hung hsfself e sess go Aoc5 -,
SCREWS fastened into the door. n ~ ~ hask a
this, juror usishlas l4z poanl = ~ s, uv1le
the arms nine times By ~ a an1 u In 8 -
the prosecution. the resaAt hsisg fssorsble = -
former, though emineatly disaxrasahls II ~ II
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m MUS SARD! snsy.,
N GRAND nAEpLeRAs BAII'W
Odd Fellows Hall.
The last Of the series OF the Young Mems Society
MASK AEDF FANCY DRESS BALLS,
viii take place
On Tuesday. (1artll Grass March Sth, 1859.
The Committee take pleasure in announcing they
made arrangements with
MUSARD,
The great chef dOrchestra of the the Grand
Opera Paris and Of the balls given the French Court Who
assisted by bis celebrated Orchestra Paris will make
his first and In New conductor
ball, on this occasion. He will also give
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
aprogramme Of which will be duly published
S O'clock and continue until 9 O'clock, when the dancing
will commence.
Gentlemen procure tickets Supplying to the Secretary
at the oce Of the Ball Room entrance Camp street. from
A. u. to- P NJ.
Applications for Ladies' tickets to be to
the Secretary, with. their names and residences.
No lady will be admitted without ticket having
been approved by the Board of Managers
All masked persons will be required
ing the Ball Room.
No Ladies' invitations will be meeting
the Managers which will be the night previous Ball.
No tickets can be procured the night of the Ba.
fr2l I'd
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M1srIoK KRxwE OF Coxus.-Announcement =
made that those who wish to communicate with IL
mysterious Mistick Krewe," may do %, BY addrss-
ing them through tho post.ofice. In no other usy
will any communication reach them. sss
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EXPECTED. PER SHIP ARAMEDE SNOW, FROM BoR.
nEAUX:
80 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE, J. Lafauris;
20 casks CLARET, Chateau Dillon Il
do WHITE WINE Graves, superior quality;
$500 boxes CLARET, GML:
80 casks do GNL:
Is barrels WHITE WINE, GML.
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RONED TURKEY AND DOBES-
The undersigned having made all the necessary arrange
men informs the public that he prepared 6
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS, soIREEs PIC
MICS and families all times served with BONED
TURKEYS, FRENCH PATEs BOILED HAMS DoBEs
GALLATlNEs etc. etc. at all hours, and go. in the best
Styles R. A. HOWARD,
5 Successor to Geo. Beard)
No. 1877 Camp street,
fel8 6m opposite st. Patrick's Church.
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speaks well for their enterprise and the business
they do
The BAD LUCK OF THE FIREMEN, of late, il quite
feature of our fire annals. A week or two since,
Mr.. Ross, foreman Of American Hook and Ladder.
had his leg broken at the burning Of Kathman's roof
ing manufactory. He is very low 1t being doubt.
full whether he will survive without amputation
and equally doubtful whether he can survive that
ordeal At the burning Of the ship Mary Adeline two
fremen were drowned. At the fire on board the ship
Teresita, fireman was badly hurt by falling through
hatchway. And at the fire on Saturday night, as
elsewhere narrated in this mornings Crescent four
five fremen were wounded by the breaking of q
ladder on which they were heroically at work. We
hope we shall have no more such misfoltunes to re-
cord. What can better demonstrate, than incidents
like these, the daring activity, the fearless impetu-
osty, with which the firemen Of New Orleans combat
their fiery enemy?
The CORONER on Saturday concluded his inquest
into the death Of Pierre Palade the Frenchman, who
died at Charity Hospital Of fracture Of the skull,
caused by being showed down stairs at the Red,
White and Blue ball room, in the Third District. It
was shown that just be about entering the ball
room, be was met by John Miller, who stopped him
rudey and after brief conversation, gave him the
fatal push down stairs The Coroner's verdict &C.
cordngly laid his death to Miller who is now In pri
son. 354 5. aSI5f 3
An inquest was held the same day on Thomal
Byrnes child twenty months old found dead at thu
residence Of its parents on Montegnt street. between
Love and Goodchildren. The child was missing thu
day BEFORE and Saturday its dead body was founi
in the priyy verdict was rendered that death wa
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aMyw A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MAE Concert will be given on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, MARCH 8. 1859.
the LYCEUM Opposite Lafayette Square) for the
beneht Of the Rev Mr. HEDGES CHURCH the dIrec
ton Of Messrs La Hache and Cripps assisted by members
tiles. = -
H7S~ Admission-$l.
Tickets and the programme may obtained at the prn-
cipal music stores also, 1t Mr. WHITES book store
street, and at the door. fe28 4tod
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE or TnlII

r " - n = Y r = 4 n 81
Totake eject on Monday, March list, 1850.
E,ROM and after the above date and until fur.
E thsr notice, Two PassHgss Trains viii leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk n follows:
yIRsf fnAm.
Leaves Ksokuk daily at es3O O'Clock .. m.
Arrives % 4cutrsae % Ds11 .. n.
sRcoHD rHAIa
Leaves Keckuk daily t6sndays e1cspted) 1t 100
p. m. Arrives at 4ont1oss 1t lSA6 p. m.
YIRef TRAIN
Leaves Montross daily at lI:OO o'clock .. m.
Arrives at Ksokuk at HAS .. N.
SECOND fRAlN
Leaves Montroee daily tSandays exesptedl $50
p. n. Arrives q Ksokuk 1t 6:l1 p. "a.
formin9, in connection with the Ksokuk and
Rook Island Packet Company, : DAILY LINE to
m POINTS EAST, NORTH and WEST.
Paman9sD tse ths Paeksts will take the one
o'clock p. =. train, making s1rs eonAsstisns at
Burlington with trains for Chicago, Mt. Pleasant
and Fairfield.
TEMPLIN, PLUNMBR Co., Lsssees.
,. W. DAVIS, 6apsrfntsnAent.
j. =. TxwKsDuly, Tiskss Agsnt, MAin-st.
March II, 't9-dkv
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Uo. Ak1DDN lkkAN6kMkNI. 1639.
- - 1T. LOUIS. 1T. .RAUL
" ~ Ar
oEH11LWATER.
NORTHERN LIMB PACXB30.
THE following swift an1 Superior Sssaaen win
1 compose this line for the present season.
CANADA, Capt. WAkp.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HILL
DkNMARK, Cspt .GaAr.
HRNRY CLAY Capt ETsvgxsoH.
PEMR1NAW, Capt. 0sIHYIrR.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. KnoDss.
WM. L. Ewing, Capt. GRsxNR.
NORTHEkN1R, Capt. ALyonD.
They win leave Ksoknk, for st. Paul, on Tees
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for ST. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has been In successful operation for
the past year, and for regularity omfort and per
feet reliability has not been surpassed by any or
ganisation on the Western Rivers, and hope 10
merit continuance Of the liberal patronage which
has heen heretofore bestoved upon them.
For freight or passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN CO., Agents,
Levee, keokuk.
WARDEN &sHALER, Gen. Agts., ST. Louis
Peb16d
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Literary Depot,
WIN. WILSON,

(succHssoE 10 A'nnLEE ! co.,)
JoAnson 81, Near tho Post office.
HAVING purchased the we'll known Literary
LII Depot sf Mcmillan \ Co., tho undersi gned
will continue the business In all its depar
am in constant receipt Of all the
Daily Newspapers,
Weekly Literariss,
Monthly Magaxines, and
New Publications gersrally
Also, large assortment Of Stationery.
4 mayl0d WM. WILSON.
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" sAet1llsAaess CSnAraft Nra1 N~feyS,
GRAND TRUNK RXiROxD VF CANADA.
.Pa6ssogsfs ~ this roas havs IN oppoftuxity 81
vidflne G0me q ths sran1est ~ - 80
dsrful scenery In the world, insluAine TsSsass.
Atsssvs Fssie, 9vpsastsa bridge, 7Asusssx Iass1s.
MSuelejss. s 1SSsksS Ml6Ss, {assyly No ssfIes g
lsM1fA), LaAs OAen1es(n, Fslls ~ Moas~syv~ct.
nsAscW 1tusy. -, tts. ~
O. ~ s1tcr lls5 4, 1855, Daggsgs viii h
ChSGks1 1A1VarA lisn Chieako.
so rs a 70 0DH0n1NTS.
lA1ua9m 10y leSssarsd q ths Smss sfthe Con.
r4ny n V1a1A6p ~ eAlIane ships from Londen,
lavsgYooB H1Ynouth, 0laAgcw, Bristol, Huli,
Aho1110a md 1fentfoss. IN agent u the GRAND
x1UNK RAILROAD supsrin6ss1s tAsrsncvsl 81
SmiGraate md 1ae9a0s aS QusbeS frss o1 sAarrs.
Hsrs fren - . rs % Chicago, insIsdfng
Sooked prov1Dlons.
Ihs AAnnoth Dtsanship
LE WAT - u n,
or - 500 TOMS And roo FEET LON9i
II uAdef ountraet 70 this Company for ono or more
trips 70 Portland. Toutists' return tickets from
Chicago - ~ psissipsl towns y karoPs viii
shortly T. fSsg6. 1ickes from Chicayo Tor all
poin1 HA1t, atuc fof the LgviAtAan, or Tor the u
b. b. s. Co.'S ships, can 10 obtained It the once
Of the 0rAnd Trunk RaiirSsd, No. 30 Dearborn
J. wARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk r. h. Co., OF Canada.
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II clGlAN AND 6U A6 EON
C0RAK1 or rENs1 AND nJou-srs.,
AkUkU
Jansd1y
WM. n. MEA E1vEY,
AI1ORNkY AND 0OUN6kLlOR AT Law,
General CsalscsnnG Agent,
Hon: jobs y. 6soskAAls, Registrar Of Fort Dodge
Hon. Tho.as Ssarssans, Rsssiv.r For. Dodss
noA. wi. wn. d. l.r,.., Cedar Rapid, lows:
0sa. Vas Antwerp, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Hon. ]. D. 1hompson. Judge 18th Judicial Dis
trist, Haryston, Iowa.
Geo. 3. Rsid, Keokuk, Iowa;
D. q. kinehs Des Aoipes, Iowa.
Hon. 8. A. Douglas. Washington, DC.
June -A1y
Pixies Peak Miners Boots.
HAVE lot Of Deahle-6oled Water Proof Mi
ners' Boots on hand, which will sell cheaper
than the same quality 60 - had in this city.
Psuons laying In out6ts viii please hsaF this in
Mind and eAl At thS D0os ana 1Aoo kn.
noSbuma, 80 Maln.sa.
have The best selscsioa Of material from which
to manufActnre 70 order, ever kept In this city and
will get up Boots and Shoes Of every description
on the shortsst notice.
Miners who want long tops and extra heavy solcs,
should call In and leave their orders for Boots i'm
msdiatSly.
wonens French Calf Boots and Shoes made to
order. S. A. DUKE.
feb2Sd
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GO. O. A1DBnoen. ALnxAaDss DAnoxAY
lReTADLIEHEDI IN Is1s.I

q 4E4eF 80 0ANAIsVV HOU1E " M
= = . = @ = O. AN = EN- ON = o ..
I HAVE tkis day admitted % ) pArtnsr in the
! Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who hes
been my tellsr for the hst six ysasp). The busi-
nsss, hereafter, Willie eonduetsd under the ASn
04styk 81
0EO. q. ANDERSON q co.
4 Dsine oas % ths o1dset Dsakins nossss {if net
theeldMt1 in Iswa, the nsw nm so6aits sontin-
aaneeel &Qrnsv patronassso nbarally extended 70
4AA senior DartnsY. s# a4
xh4y Win make soIlsotiopS and ranit, lsss ~
<haoSs !, on the day of paymsns, frse of ohAsys.
IAsir rsfefsness are = fsrnsSly ~ ssntsT part-
neg,vis As
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BANA6k6,
A0Vh ~
(IvR psftieulnr Attsntion TO collections ,snd r.
~ Mitprs0Ptly sn ths Aay ol payment.
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drsxsl Co., Philadelphia.
NV, Ozark . ca, q
a Cit{aenss Hank, DAltlners, Is
Bank o1 PittsbuYgh, Rttshureh.
Jnp. .. .6Gally ,oa1hisr, do
b. Dfady tCA1AderS WhselinR.
Denneh 6tate naah ~ Ohio zaaesvflls.
Coansseasl Bank ,Oinoinnati.
State 6sviags Tnstitption, 81. Louis.
Geo. Smith lOo., Chicago,
NartAsrn Bsnkof Ksnt1sky, Lexington.
nos74d
IN. xA0nPooS. p. y. DAI11Y.
WIN. TnoMPsoN = CO.,
BAMKED8,
Corner 81 main anG aecen1 sts..
..AOW A.
Eov. 3, sd
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n il the only place that you can get good Gain
twist Ri1ss, and Colts Rsvolvers at SIS piece
nchSOdly
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CHARLES RADMAKkR.
HAIR DRESSER.

0A3A DQAH6O3z10A
ATE = paul's cslebratsd Saloon, Nd. II Court
II landt ~, New York wosld respectfully ts.der
u prefsmieaAl services - tAe ctt1sne et Keokuk
aa give. 1osei y Y a. !. sss
oppasita the Calf House, vhers, hy = Renstsal st-
tsstion 70 basiness ~ hopes to secure the patron
AZ 81 this community.
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMpOONING,
Deas witn Nsatnsss 80 DispA scA.
d. b. ~ % AA,1 sAsiss stssk - Pssfsasry,
Lnhinn Exl1aets, Id, which he Oilers for sale 1t
i LII psrsens whom u nay concern afs hsreby
IA noiiAed that The undersigned was on the zth
day of Aprfl, n. d. 1852, appointed 0aafdian I'm
plsoe 4 James l. Estes, rssirnsd, ef the psseens
tayis Dci.ouis, minors, ana neirs ei SiisAssss -
Louis, tformsry E1saesth Aset) s.g
All persons Who are indebted "a ths stAts Of
said ninors, or who havs clains Aoaisst ~ sans,
srs as.ssy sossa y ~. a. 80 = 80 asssls = g
made With ne. MAk11H STAFFORD,
s,.S,, ss;;' ], asa.s:s ..s.s:s.:- c','''' A'''
Ne1sas4a 80 4eeatA 1Swa naaaYsa1.
s:. :..s z -. ss s.i..ss oss. :.
rny go u n11l1e sf - b. Aesdss viii -
~ - K1oRAp on 4. - ~ An AAy ~ uaY,
~. - ~ Rsrlsse ot noidins an slsssien ser
o6us6teses6 - ssa6. osAss esslnsa g yn. -
sis:s sS.s - isss II Isl, ! ses:ss.s..iss -
- Ss,3sr. @ EsNAYNE, 6se1slaxy.e
Ksosauqaa, March 5, lS1e-1td -. e.
|r,viihssS; ihs;i 1. y,:.'is. y.:'. i.:,! =,
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VIZ. =. 0R0vER,
= tier 1Oy 1t i aw,

DRACf1Ce1 enly Il ~ Civil Courts Oh Record,
= - 1sssaa his das shieay - Connsrciai
easos. BusiD0s flD0 Abroad viii reesive careful
sttsntiea. 00ee Ne. - chssnst street.
Jaa. 1. 'to-d4wly
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TINE LIVING AGE.
HAVING largely Increased its circulation the
Ii past ysaf the publishcrs axs easblc1 70 a.
pend she asw nd abrasive feature OF sssi1s Of
SuENTIFIC Z LITERARY PORTRAITS.
Rngraved On steel, each of which viii 81 aeoomna-
nisd by
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR.
Thus furnishing to It's rsader, not only the orear
Of the bert Periodical Litcrssur1 q
the work. ,bst also : complete
ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHICAL DIO-
TIONARY,
Commencing with the Portraits 81 DeQuincy. tol-
lowed " Hueh Miller W. II. Prcscots, Prcsieesou
Wilson. Ohas. lAmh, Obsrlin, Humboldt, ~.
~ say without hesitation, that II oould hay1
but one magazine among al that are published d
re-puhlished In our country, ! should select ut-
tells Living Age. II contxixee "a touoA ~ aold.
On medium between nsrs instruction ana nere en.
tsrtsinnent and great del n lAovla1gs MAJ
~ esthgred up from II Surh = svery ore osght Y
Psssess. ERztfaSt iron : lsttsr from Rsv. Hsns5
Tne1s Single Anmhsrs u cents yesely NJ
acftrtton .1o--prepAid to any aAaroae. sUheesiD
tioGa lor Ices period, IL desired. 6p1eial terl
| u clef4ymen and clube. III -
DELIssER 8 pROOrER. PsblisAers.
Apr4dAw0t - Broadway, \. II.
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nom which mankind sufltr Over ! lssns - =
the globe. Is the consequence Of diseassa seo14
In the system, induced BY the Possesses u1nGm q
vegetable decay. This exhalsticn II evolved -
the action Of solar heat on vet SOIL and vsos -
the watery vapor from il. While the sun 10 be1oU
the horizon this vspos fingers near the earth -
face, and the vin's IL taken with L through -
lungs into the blood. There il acts q an isrtasin9
poison the internal visecra and exeresing orxnna
OF the body The liver becomes torpid and fails -
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile Sto0
the blood. Both the virus and the bile aeeumulass
in the circulation. and produce violent eonssis1-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys. and -
stomach sympa,hze with the liver. aud becosns
disordered Also Finally. tho instinct Of our Or
eanisn,, as il in an attempt 10 expel the noxl0uS
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood VI the body
in the internal cxcretores to force them To east s
out The blood leaves the surface. and PUSHES -
the central organs with cong~xtive violence. This
is the Cath But in this effort IL fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the CEN
trail organs and PUSHES to the surface. ~ II ~
another effort to cxpcl the irritating poison throaSh
shat other great excretory -thc skin In this
also it fails. and the system abandons the stsempe
exhausted. and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the its or paroxys,ns Of FEVER AND AouK-
Such consiituiipna, disorder will Of under
mine the health il II IL not removed.
We have labored to find. and have found. -
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-07
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarous poison in the
blood and stimulates the liver 10 cxpei il from tho
body As il should, so il does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And Il does more.
or rather does what Is Of service 10 those sub
ect to this infection. Ii taken in season IL expss
Il from the system il Is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; kseps The
system in health although exposed 10 the disease
Consequently il not cy cures. but Protects ftusnt
the great variety Of affections whsch ose tntsnee4
by this malignant influence. such - Ssssittene
Fever. Chill Fever. Dumb. or Masked Awues
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache. BllioNa
Pevers Neuralgia. rheumatism, Gout, Blindna@s
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma. Falplts-
tons, Painful AHecuons Of the Spleen. Hystericss
Collie, Paralysis. and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, oil Of which, when arising
from this cause. will DO found TO assume more q
less the intermittent Tyre. This A0un Ccnn
removes the cause of these arrangements and cures
the disease.
This il accomplishcs by stimulating the exere-
tories 10 cxpel the virus from the system; anA
these organs BY degrees become habitcd 20 do thu
their oltee or :,e:r own accord Hence arises whae
we term accumulation. Time may accomplish the
same end. hut often life Il not long enough, o. Z
sacrificed in the attempt. while this A0uE CuA1
does j, at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is q as we'll ~ saSsg
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which ags
caused by the miasmasic infection, than any etAG8
which has been discovered and Il has still anceAss
important advantage to the public, which y, eAoe
it is cheap as well good
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