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The new era., 1860-11-01

So lately dead; so soon forgotten.
IT'S the way Of the world. We flourish
for while. Men take us by the hand,
and are anxious about the health of our
bodies, and laugh at our jokes, and we
really think, like the fly on the wheel,
that we have something to do with the
turning of the earth. Some day we die
and are buried. The sun does not stop
for our funeral; everything goes on as
usual; we are not missed in the streets;
men laugh at new jokes; one or two
hearts feel the wound of affiiction, one
or two memories still hold our names
and forms; but the crowd moves in its
daily circle; and in three days the great
wave of time sweeps over our steps and
washes out the last yestige Of our lives.
Providence Journal.
The new era., 1860-11-01

Let me kiss him for his mother!
Ere ye lay him with the dead
Far away from home, anather GEO
nnsia Sure may hiss him in her stead.
How that mothers lip would hiss him
,oo Till her heart should nearly break!
! How in days to come she'll miss him!
~ Let me kiss him for her sake,
Let me kiss him for his mother!
Let me kiss the wandering boy:
81. 1t may be there is no other
n Left behind to give her joy.
When the news Of woe the morrow
Burns her bosom like coal,
81 She may feel the kiss of sorrow
Fall like balm upon her soul.
Let, me kiss him for his mother!
Heroes ye, who by his side
Waited on him as brother
Till the Northern stranger died.
Ieeding not the foul infection,
at Breathing in the fever-breath;
Let me of my own election,
Give the mothers kiss of death.
i'' H"t{@t t l
Let me kiss him for bis mother
Loving thought and loving deed
Seek nor tear nor sigh to smother
Gentle matrons while ye read.
Thank the God whe made you human,
Gave ye pitying tears to shed;
Honor ye the Christian woman
Bending o'er another's dead.
The new era., 1860-11-01

DENSITY OF POPULATION IN THE USI-
TED SrATEs.-Some Of the facts disclos-
ed by the census are that the non-slaye-
holding States are twice as dense as the
slaveholding States The middle States
are the densest; next the New England
then the North west; then the South
and lastly the Southwest. The States
taken together have density of about
sixteen to the square mile. With the
density of Sweden and Norway, which
are the least populous of any European
States, the United States would have
ferty-fye millions Of inhabitants: with
the density Of Russia over eighty mill
ions: with that Of Spain two hundred
millions; OF Frence FIVE hundred mill.
ions; of Britain six hundred and sixtv
millions; of Belgium eleven hundred and
fifty millions.
aln population the United States in
probably exceeded only by four of the
European Powers. namely, Russia.
Austria, France and the British Empire
in Europe. II is nearly or quite twice
as populous as Prussia, Spain or Tur-
key. and is equal to the aggregate pop
ulation of twenty-four out Of the thirty
seven States of Europe. rcete
The new era., 1860-11-01

A beautiful young Jewess, the daugh-
ter OF wealthy parents in New York,
who desired her to marry an old man
she dld not love, fell in love with tai
ented and handsome young Polander,
the other day. eloped to Newark, mar
ried the man Of her choice, came home
and on bended knees demanded forgive
ness, on the eve Of the Day of Atone
ment, which, in view Of the solemn
nature OF the day, was granted, and a
happy party issued that evening from
an elegant mansion in Thirteenth street
on their way to the Synagogue. s.
The new era., 1860-11-01

CHANGE OF Law AZ TO wIrIs.-Tbe
last Legislature passed law that ns
person having a husbond. wife, child, or
parent. shall, by will. give, more than
half his property to anv. ''bsnevolent.
charitable, literary, scientific, religious
or missionary society, association or cor
poratlon in trust or Otherwise Any
g,ft OF more than one half 10 void a to
he excess above one half. e. hss1
The new era., 1860-11-01
From Johnson's Typogra phical Advertise,
For the Mothers Sake.

young man who had LEFT his home 10 Maine,
ruddy and vigorous, was seized with the yellow
fever in New Orleans; and, though nurssd with
devoted care by friendly strangers, he died
When the coffin was being closed, "Stop,'' said
an aged woman who was present-'.let me kiss
him for his mother :"
The new era., 1860-11-01

HINTS TO TRAVELLERS Sd you ses
this stick. sir ?" said very stupid ac-
quaintance to Sydney Smith; "this
stick has been all arou. d the world, air"
Indeed" said the remorseless Syd-
ney. "and yet il is only stick I" The
story 10 venerable, but pertinent.
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Legal N~,see.


To John Triplet, James Reynolds, Hush Kennsdy
D. McLearey, A. l., Deming, j. p. naris, A.
Hosmer, james johnson, Robert r. Rohb, John
T1mplfn Gso. Bliss Co., q. b. chittenden Il
Co., James n. Love, John r. Eicklen and Peter
Lucas, partners ~ Fieklen a Lueas, sst
VOU and each of you hereby notified that
i there is now file 10 the office Of the Clerk Of
the Dstri ct Court of Lee County, Iowa, nj Keo-
kak, petition of Charles Parsons claiming of Yea
the said Triplet aud Reynolds tho sum of four
thousand four hundred ,400l dollars with inter-
est at ten per cent. per AMMAN frem Jan. l. 1880,
rs money dus upon eight promissory notes for $3.50
each, OF said date, and 10 he order of said
Parsons and also against all of yon the
Of q mortgage of same date, executed by said
Tripet and keyno Ids upon the following described
property, to-wit Lot and parts of lois ande
In Block "a in the city of keokuk, and described
the Main-street line of said lot
seven, ~ feet and 10 81 inches from the west
ner of said lot r. thence southeasterly along said
line Cd feet and ST. inches, thence north-easterly
parallel to Tth street 40 feet TO the alley, thence
noEth-westerly along the alley I07 feet and 4 BIZ
inches TO Seventh street, thence suuth-westcrly
along Seventh street 40 feet, thence south eastetly
parallel to Main-st. A feet ard 10 "a inches,
thence south-westery parallel TO 7th street 90 feet
TO the place of beginning, In Lee Co., Iowa; also
the sale of the property.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
thereto on or before the morning of the I'd day OF
the next term OF said court TO be begun ard holden
at Keoksk on Monday the Sd day of Sept, 1860,
judgment will he rendered against you.
j. L0THReP RICE,
July Q, Is60-dIm Atty for Plaintiff.
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Legal Notice.

To Becker q Co.:
l. in the Clerks office of the District Court vi
Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition OF
Barclay 4 Shields, IA partnership Of that name
and style), filed the 9th day of June A. u. 1859
claiming Of you the sum of thirteen hundred and
sixty-six dollars as money due on q bill of ex-
change drawn by j. II. Death a Sons and accepted
by you, and also claiming an attachment which
was issued and levied upon the north west half oil
lot g. block 65 of the city of kcokuk as the proper
ty of A. Becker, one OF the partners Of Becker &
Co. And unless you appear and answer said petit
tion before the ID dav of the next Septe her
term of said court, which commences on the LIST
Monday in September next. judgment will be rem.
dered against you by default.
RANKIN l. MILLER,
July v, is6V-dlm Att VS. for pl ifs
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Legal Notice.
~ ~ n fr

Two ELIJAH FINLEY
L lou are hereby bottled that there Is now Oh
file in the ofce Of the Clerk OF the District Court
IF Lee county, at Kcokuk, a petition OF Hiia
Barney claiming of you the sum of Two Hundred
and twenty eight 80 100 Dollars, with interest
thereon from May %, 1859, at 10 per cent. per mn
num,a money due u mortgage made by you to
Chas. Mason June II. 1853; also claiming from you
and the other defendants to said petition forecio
of said mortgage, bling upon lots nine ~, ten
Q0), eleven tlll and twelve l2), in block No. one
hun dred and ninety-two fIs2), in the ri,y Of Keo
kuk, Lee c., Iowa, the said mort gage having been
BY said Mason to said Barney: And unless you ap.
pear and answer said petition on or bsfore the
morning of the second day of the next term of
said Court to commence NJ keokuk on the First
Monday of September, A, D. 1860. . default will
be entered against you, the petition taken as BY
you confessed, and decree rendered against You,
as pray cd therein. NOBLE h STRONG,
June 2b~dlm Att'ys for PlH.
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Notice Ia hereby given TO the owners Of the lots
described in the foregoing list, situated in the City
Of keokuk, Lee County, andState Of Iowa, and all
others interested, that special tax has been as
sessed and levied on said lots by the City Council
of said ity, for repairing eide walks in front Of
said lots, designated In the above list, and un-
less pay ment be made Of the taxes 60 levied and
also all costs, before the Oath day Of July,
A. ID. 1866 the said lots, or so much thereof %
shall be necessary TO discharge said tax and costs,
will be sold on the day aforesaid, At the Mayors
city, 90. &c Aaos.s q c'sc,ccch
y. IN. and 5o'clvck p. IN.
c. @. STEVENS,
Collector OF the City Of Keokuk.
Julr g. 1880 did
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Orixinas Notice.

Uftstumt Notice.
TO JOSEPH W. HOLMAN;
V0U are hereby notified that there IL nov
i on file in - Clerks Once Of the District
Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk the petition
Of John Mcmahon, claiming OF you the fore
closure Of a mortgage on l-ts and in block 81
of the city Of keokuk in raid county and State
and that decree be rendered against you In the
sum of 81 1913 33-lt0 with 10 per esnt. per annum
interest thereon from March 18th, 1857. being the
amount due promissory note secured by sald
mortgageon the premises aforesaid, and for geuer-
nj relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer &c
said petition on or before the second day of the
next term If said Court at said place TO be ho den
judgment OF decree viii be rendered against you
thereon pro eenfesso.
CURTIS, GiLLN0EFG CURTIS,
MAY Z, iS6D-4w ktt'vs for Petitioner
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sHEKIEE,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, 90

SHEKGFE'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, &c
LEE County,
10y virtue Of special Ex ecn tion TO me directed
ID issued by the Clerk Of the District Court of said
County, in favor OF JDo Lynch and against Is. M
Reid land decree Of foreclosure against said Reid
saml. Holmes Henning Woodruff, ct al J In an &C
tion Of have levied upon and will sell
the highest bidder, the door Of the Clerk Once
Of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, 1t kco-
kuk in said county, on the 2sth day of July, A. D.
1860, between the hours of q clock =. and 4
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following property
to-wit; The northeast quarter Of the north east
quarter Of the south quarter Of section TWEEN
ty six in township sixty live t65), north Of range
five 10 west, containing ton more or less, In
the county Of Lee ami State Of Iowa,
Taken, levied upon and 10 DO sold by order oil
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, june Is, 1860.
III. NJ. GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Go.
jun29fee$6
iGPAULDINa's PhkpAhED GLUE for sale BY
~ myl NJ. w. WEST00T1.
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Legal Notice

Legal Office.
To Wilson, Fairbanks Co.:
VoU are hereby notified that there Is now on 4 lie
Il In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, 9 petition of
Roland Cutler, claiming of you the sum of two
hundred and eigbty-two and 6I-iee dollars,
t2s2.6i) with interest thereon at per cent per
annum from March l2th, 1850, a. money due ou
a promissory note executed by you for said sum,
dated Nov. 18th, 1859 aud pay able four months at
ter date to your order, and endorsed by yuu TO the
plaintiff. said petition also prays for writ of at
tachment.
Now, therefore, unless yon appear and plead,
answer demur to said petition before the
morning of the I'd day Of the next term of said
court be begun and holden in the city Of keok
on Monday the Sd day Of September, A. ID. 1859,
judgment VII be rendered against you thereon.
j. LOrHRoP RICE,
July I, lso0-dIm Atty for plt'n.
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Notice,


To. j. v. McKinstry:
NoU are hereby Motif ed that there lie now on lie
l. in the office Of the clerk Of the District Court
of Lee County, Iowa, at keok ak, petition of the
keokuk, Mt Pleasant d Museatinc Railroad Co., q
corporation duly organized and incorporated under
the laws of Iowa, claiming of you the sum of two
hundred and sevepty-nye and 67- 100 dollars.
1875 as money due on q written agreement
made by and between you and Others and said com
pany, about June 10Th, 1865, by which you
promised take six shares Of the capital of
said company and to pay the instalments therein in
twelve III equal monthly pay ments; and also as
money due a due bill for twenty Eve f251 dol
lars, execxted by you to said company dated Nov.
LIST, 1895. said petition also prays for d writ OF
attachment.
Now, therefore, unless yon appear and plead
answer or demur to said petition on OF before the
morning Of the second day Of the term of said
court, TO be begun and holden the city OF keo.
kuk on Monday the I'd day Of September, A D.
1859, judgment viii be rendered aganst you
thereon.
j. LOTIR0p RICE,
July o, ls60-dlm Atty for Plaintiff.
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DISTRICT COURT OF LEE COUNTY,
STATE OF IOWA. AT hEOkUk,
To Frank Schreek, Sir:
YOU are hereby notified that there 10 now on al e
l. in the Clerks Office of the District Court of
Lee County. Iowa, at keoknk, q petition of
Barbara Schreek, asking Of said Court decree II
Divorce from you rsncuie psafrfmosif, the
ground Of wiifai desertion from the said plaintiff
by you, withouta justifable or reasonable cause,
for the space of year, and for h&bituai drunk
eness, and for cruelty by you to said plaintiff
And unless you appear and answer thereto or
before ths second day of the next September term
Of said District Court TO be holden in said county
at ktokuk, decree will be rendered against you
therein in pursuance of the prayer of said petit
ton of plaintiff.
III. L. KYLE,
June 4, ls60-dfm Sol. for plAintiH
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Spring STOCE F0R 1850.
A. l.. ooNNABLE. amoRGg n, snYrr,
COMNABLE x EMYTH.
Wholesale Grooers, Forwarding and Com
mission MercantS, and

Dealers fn Tennessee ana Junrarta
No. 5! and Is Levss,.----....; REoKUK, IOWA.
"E have nov IN etors, and viii be receiving
w continually. rs the wants Of the trade de-
mand, from the East and South, ample supplies %
goods in our hne, TO which the trade OF Iowa.
Northern Missouri and Western Illinois liz respect
fully solicited, as We are determined to comuets
successfully with ST Louis and Chicago In prices
transportation added) for all goodc in our line
Merchants HuyinE for Cash, or
prompt Time buyers, VIII find our
PRICES LOW. ana 10 well To xxam-
Inc our stock before makIng their
purchases.
We are now receiving, and have In store, all 9TH
err classes of goods uppcrtanng to our line Of tus-
iness.
ZOO bags strictly prime Rio Coffee.
50 pockets cid Gov. Java
b hhds N. O. Sngsr.
30 bbls, Belcher loaf, srus he'd and clarified do.
so Plantation and s. Ii. Moassea.
- Beichef's =. Ii. and Golden syrup.
100 boxes Star Candles.
lilo Family and Patent Soaps
40 bbls. Lard Oil.
TO Linseed Oil.
Ice kegs Pure White Lead.
. bbis ,Iurpeniinc.
10 tierces kiee.
200 kegs i. @. scia.
90 bxs bsboitt's Salerstus, in pound papers.
y taas Manila Rope--all sizes.
5v bags Gotten Yarn.
oV Dai Rafting.
Ae dos Moline and hoop buckets.
so Tubs.
drums Goldfish
30 bxs. No. l Herring.
100 pkgs. Mackerel, bbs. half bhls and kits.
DO half bills White Fish
30 blls. kosin.
Id Wilmington Tar.
10 Navy Fitch
30 bales 0asum
ioo bhlt. Louisville and Rosedale Cement.
10 Plaster Paris
soo BUSH rLastering Hair
500 New Dried Apples
zoo oxs Giass, sxio, ioxi2 lGxI4, Iox1g fexao.
Nv eeiss new "a bash. Gunny Bags.
March II, ls6t-dAw
MANUFACIukED TOBACCO OF ali rrades-
1sA D, NJ, and 10 lump and caddy boxes-pur-
CHASED directly from ths manufacturers. for safe
low by CONNABLE A sNYTu
nchifdtw 81 & S. Levee-
MAILS AND IRON
~ 500 kegs assorted Nails.
30 tnns Tennessee Iron.
loo Pittsaurgh and Juniatta Iron.
s Plow steel.
tun Spring steel.
large stock OF Anyils, Vices, Axels Springs. xs.
making complete stock in this line, in store and
March ~, eo-d&w No. 81 a bs Levee
A LARsE stock Of Green and Black TEAS Of ali
"A grades, II store and for ssle BY
CUANABLE d SMYTH,
mchIIdaw s1 b 5s Lesee.
RACON sIDEs AND xHOULElan for
u sale by KELLOGG RiHaE-
q 90 BAGS q. A. SALT in large bics chez sacks.
OOC Just received by "Annt Lefty" fer sale
low by CONNABLE AsMYTH,
mchl1dAw 81 and S. Levee.
AfiNEkAL AND METALLIC PANT ali colnrs
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Delinquent List OF Lois

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners Of the
lots described in the foregoing list situated in the
City of heokuk, Lee County and state of wa,
aud all Others interested, that special tar has
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Council of the City of keokuk, as designated In
the above list, for repairing the sidewalks Main Sc.
in froRt of said lots. and unless pay ment be made
of the tax levied, also all costs on
or before the leth day of July, A. u. 1869, the
said lots or much thereof as shall be necessary
to discharge tax and costs, will be sold on the
day aforesaid, at the Mayors Office in said city,
between the hours of nine o'clock a. IN. and FIVE
O'Clock p IN. c. C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of keokuk.
June Is lSHO-dLd
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oTTMstcess safe.
NOTICE is hereby given to ell whom Ii may CON
~ Germ that on the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1860,
at the corner OF Main street and Second street ke
okuk, Iowa, will sell to the highest bidder. for
cash, the following real estate in the county of Lee
and State Of Iowa, namely: The undivided half OF
the fractional half, Block thirteen (I3), Of Xii.
bourne's addition to the City Oh Keokuk, at the
This sale Is made by virtue Of a deed of trust
from Horace Ayres to me- made to secure the pay
ment OF note of $l94 TO Hoskins, Heiskeii & Co.,
which note being due and unpaid / am required by
the terms Of the trust deed to sell said real estate
A deed will be- made TO the purchaser.
SAM. Il. MILLER,
June 9th, 1860. Trustee.
jun2T dtd
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SCHOOL HG0KS.
M cGUFfEl Is New LIST. I'd, 3D., 4th 9th and 9th
WI Readers.
MEG uffey % Old LIST, ID. Sd, 4th and 9th Readers.
=. New Juvenile Speaker.
Eclectic Speller.
Rays part 1st, I'd and Sd Arithmetics.
/" lat and I'd Algebras.
stoddard's Practical Intellectual and Juvenile
Arithmetic.
Mitehell's Modern Geography and Atlas.
Ancient
Gotten Fitchs Modern Geography.
Introductory 's
Zscho's New American Speaker.
Nortbends Little +"
The Students
The Little Orator.
rayson, Dunsen oosioner Copy DooAs.
new supply just received by
Nj. w. WESTCOTT
Mayed VI Man-st.
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SLOAN'S MEDICINES

Are sold Wholesale and retail, at manutac tui or Is
prices, III keokuk, by BARTLETT, Kaye Il Co., John
4. Wilkinson, "A. j. Wilkinson, and s. B. Vowel !;
also by all dealers in Medicine 10 all the estern
States. WALTER n. SLOAN
Original Proprietor, NO. Is Vine. St. ST Louis, Mo.
April 2b. dAw
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P. p. FOSTER
NO 70 MArN-STRHET..
| s in receipt of
L SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
OF new and nice styles. Almost everything in the
DRY GOODS

line can found In the stock.
The goods We're bought late, and at heavy dis
count fro earlier prices.
All are ,fyitea to an examination of the stock
Aprsd
Hoop SKIRTS.
'HE chead tst In town All the best makes
Ihompsl s.Douhle Train;' Douglas d shey-
woods "Belle OF the SOUTH, shelton 4 Chaasa.
mans "Champion Belle,
Il spring skirt At 81 90, worth AZ 90.
~ 30, $50.
80 200, ana
The Matinee Skirt--that has civan .ana~a, -.
isfaction-at 81 co. former price "a So.
Apsd No 7omATn CIR
eCoths ~hsAfmeres and ycsst.a..
4 rEsILEMEN are invited to examine a. es4o,~
~ for something new, nice and genseel. s'eSA
- K. ID. FOSTER,
~ 's-a.-4.- No. 10 Msia-st.
( fUpaIA MAJ DE AMI kOsA MINI d. Nv IA.
~ author OF Tempest and Snnshin - iu.t re
ceiyed by OGDEN, BROW NELL i CO
5 80 OF Main
E1AlEAI SLa IES-~warranted not To break.
\ Tor sale by OGDEN, BRoWNELL d 90.
"yA1 ~ Mainst.
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Mates ON NursfnR,
M LAT il il, and what 1T in net; by Fl0renca
w Nightingale. Far sale by
OGDEN, BROWN 4 CO.,
my24d On Main-st.
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FsHkftTelCErE

PKUTOGLNE.
A VERY superior article OF Cincinnati COAL
n OIL for sale ut 81 u gallon, at the
aplgdAw kEOkIk DRUG STORE
Feur Years Aboard the Whale Ahsp.
EMBRACING cruises la the Pacific, Atlantic. In
IL dian and Antarctic Oceans, in the years 1855
20, 'b7, '5B and 20, by w. ID. Whitsar. For sale
by OGDEN, Dk0WNKLL CO.
orf9Td
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Deitaqnent las. OF Lots.

IN which special taxes are due aud unpaid for
~ repairing plank sidewalks on Fifth-street,
between BlondeaI and Orleans streets.
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" PkkpAhED GLUE for sale BY
IkJ myl NJ. w. WEST0QT1.
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SloaD's Ointment.

For mildness, safety, certainty and thoroug hneEs
Sloan's Ointment exceis, and 10 rapidly superse-
ding all other Ointmcns and Liniments for the
cure of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Cracked II cells,
kinghone, pollevil, Wind-galls, Calius, SPAWN,
Sweeney, Fistuia, foundefed Feet, sand Cracks
Scratebey or 0rease, Mango and Horse nstemper
THE CONDITION POWDER
IL composed principally of herbs and roots, and
may be given at ail times and under ell circum-
stances with perfect safety IL has been f. aud, by
long experience, to be highly useful in the cure
vaous dis to which horses and eat lie are sub
ject, Nr Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss Of Appe-
tite Inward Strains, yellow Water, inflammation
OF the Eye, Fatigue from Hard Exercise; also Rheu
mstism, toommonly called The stiff Complaint.l-
II ia Also safe and certain remedy for
nxl r01ln
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DIRECT DEPORTATION
III a r DWARF and Cutlery.
$. w. & I'll. TUCKER,

I IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
4 have In store, and are receiving their supplies
for the epriDg Trade, direct from the ere which
they oter to CASH AND PROMPT TIME BUYERS on ia
verable terms. The stock being unusually large
tney Confidently solicit an examination Of the same
3. W. d ii TUCKER
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II carries of all gross humors and will remove
all infamadenand lever, purify the blood, loosen
the skin, cleanse the water and strengthen every