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| Thirty. Six Thsusand Bostles Sold In Fourteen
DIR, TH0S. 1. STEPHENS
CHEMICAL
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The Best Remedy in the World for
AGUE'A AND, FEVER,
And other Bilious Diseases.
II docs the work SPEEDILY ond EFFECTU-
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Guarantee.
Read the Testimonials and Give it Trial.
TE9TINGoN
Council Bluff, Iowa, Nor. Is, 1859.
MEssRs. CHARLES, BLOW & Co. Gents-We
have sold small quantity of Dr. T. L. Stephens COM
pound, and 1t has given general satisfaction Respecy
yours,
Kansas City, Nov. 26th, 1853.
MEssRs. CHARLES, BLOW 60. Gentlemen.
Having sold large amount of DR.. T. l.. stephens
recommend it the world the best preparation for
cure of Fever and Ague i'll As you are aware
have been selling upon the no cure no pay prin-
ciple and can truly say We have never been called
upon to return dellar as yet. Yours truly
7. u. HALE, DRUGGIsT,
Kansas City. No.
Vandalia Nov 18Th, 1863.
Messrs. CHARLES BLOW Co: Gents.-we have
within the last sold many dozen Of Stephens Chem
ical Ague Compound, TO men who and laboring in the
bottom lands Of the Kankaskia River, and with each
bottle sold promised to refund the it failed
to effect cure, but as yet we have not had single
bottle returned. has performed cures in cases of
long standing, where other medicines have failed
Those who have tried IT, would not be without 1t at any
price, and in this vicinity, person Of bilious tempera-
mont might as well be without bread, as Stephens
CHEVY, POST CO.
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Messrs. CHARLES BLOW 4 Co: Gents-This is to
certify that in the last twelve months have bought
several dozen of DR.. T. l.. stephens Ague Compound.
and we have met with ready sale We have warranted
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yet and have known bottle TO high four
in one family. Respectfully yours.
BF. & 6. W. NICHOLS.
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State OF Iowa. Pottawattamie County

S'a'e OF Iowa, Pottawattamie County. -zs
there - No., snaw sr-You are hereby notified TIA.
tr;, on hie IN the on Ice Of the Clerk on III I'M
tinn =, IN and for Potawstane County the ~.
of Ronn,v "a Claiming that be is the a.
nea 70 you and asking the Court TO deere 70 was
secured to e,a title and interest said warren,
crate as IN and tibet said decree nj ~
mat unless you appear and answer thereto e, and
ne morning OF the second day the next term before
bounty, on the first Monday In Februarv '1se IN said
decree VIII eesentered against you in 1850
G. Il. STONE, Sol for pe,,,..
THE original notice in said cause bavn,
cd not feuDd'' by the sheriff thca,D een return
tervce be made in said defendant bv 1fder that
the foregoing notice, for four Consecutive Of
Council Bluffs NonpareH. weeks. in the
BY E. F. BURDICK, Deputy. ''efK Dist. Court
Dec. 18th, lS59.-4w.
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Cuckold tree, a species of Acacia, Cuba
with spurs on it like .oster's; the Papy-
rus, of Egypt, not differing very much in
appearance from some of our American
PUSHES Wine Palm, or "Penasg Lawyer -
s. America and E. Indies don't know
what ever gave this tree its singular subr.
quet, could not perceive that it looked any
sharper or more slippery than It's neighbors.
But the House is in session, and | must
close to 60 up and see what they are doing.
Yours Truly, W. II. X.
P.S. have just come down from the
House, which has adjournd after considera.
BILE spouting and two ballots. Horace F.
CLARK made speech, talked all around his
subject, and said great deal that amounts
to nothing. Talleyrand once said that lam
guage was given to man to enable him to
conceal his thoughts, and Clark is one of the
best illustrations Of that theory ever saw.
He has been Boosting Of his entire indepsn-
dencs of all parties, and now the Republic
cans feel almost certain that he is pledged
to the Administration democrats, whenever
his vote can elect. Such contingency 10
not likely to happen though. The Ameri-
cans are receiving instructions from home
never to elect Democrat, and they are fall
ing back upon Gilmer. Ofcourse, without
them the Democrats cannot elect, and nj.
though the struggle may be continued for a
long time yet, the 6nal triumph of the Re-
publicans is nearly certain.
Mrs. Senator Grimes has arrived. Our
Hawk-eye delegation, Senators and Repre-
sentatives, and their fairer and better halves
are all we'll, and doing honor to our gallant
young State, both in the Councils of the
Nation and in the social circle.
W. H.K.
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VNHE BOOK FOR THE HOUR.
SOUTH AND NORTH;
Or,
IMPRESSIONS RECEIVED DURING TRIP TO CUBA
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| vol l2mo, 252 pages. 81.

AND THE SOUTH.
By JOIN 8. c. ABBOTT.
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The very best book Slavery yet issued sound udcous
the pen John Abbott entitled SOUTH AND NORTH
Impressions Received during Trip to Cuta and the South
Though Mr. Abbotts brief his impressions and general
izaons by limited hasty His eIial manners
acquaintance formed with Southern families
through his pupils In former wond naturally give him &C
thai many travellers reach twice the time aud his habit
observation and ready conversational powers would enable
HIM collect facts with than ordinary facility lie has
used his opportunities good advantage and the results OF al
his thinking and reading the subject OF Slavery
compressed into this lively and most readable volume The
book bears occasional marks Of has:y composition in
am exsvsgant word an ntelicitous phrase but iis
narratives reasoning and spirit throughout
ceent Interpreted with descriptions Of Southern scenery
pictures Of Southern and life Mr. Abbott gives the
telling statistics Of ignorance vice. and degradation
the which the United stes Census the Southern Aid
Society and Helpers Compendium hsye freely furnhed
intercourse and observation There is getting away
from the from his method Of presenting them His
contrasts Of the slaves cabin and the freemsns cottage Of
mansions and Northern homes vivid and efec-
tive He reheases graphic the OF viol
which Southern aggression has OF late 10 systematically
pursued and while coDdemnng the zeal Biown
he bis heroic sedenis for the oppressed puts TO
shame the fury Of the South for oppression. Yet the
Of the book while candid frank and manly always kind
and sectional but faterns not partisan but
Christian he points the South TO the simple remedy for exist
ing evils IN substituting for the lash nee labor Tor eoeced
to The book should have wide circuson IN l. lnde-
pendent.
ABBEY ABBOT, Publishers,
No. lI9 HAssau.st, N. Y.
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n contain, the famous speech Of Mr. Seward s Rochester In
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HINTS ON NURSING:
WHAT IT II, AND WHAT lT Is Nor.
By
FIORRyCE NIGHTINGALE.
From The Boston Courier,
nf hnS one speak catheda on subject II must be
this gentle patron saint of nursngbe heroine Of
The Scuts hospitals Apart % is practical value the book
strangely interesting bringing mind does the long
and task which the author assumed and which with 20
memorable devotion bc discharged Good sense quickened py
Kindly heart apparent hints and directions comprising
the notes ysnaon and warming the food OF PATIENTS their
ward the the Thousand details OF to be
obse sick treated OF BY Miss nightingale In
modest unsEmns style Many items Of valuable practical
Information are fcstteed throughout the volume and think
n might be pofaby read by others beside the Class 10
whom it is specifically addressed"
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A TTRACTIVE EMBELLISHMENTS,
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PETER THE GREAT, OF Russia

Imperial Portraits Of these ebesh the
NUMBER Of THE &c ECrIC which Is published Ilch
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