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BCntlxeion, Friday !. II, July II
The weather y pleasant. re liver IL stiIl Ill
ING. with - incAes Of uater On he rapida, and
thslarger class II boats NJ needy drauAoG-
Local businsss Ii Inactive. as a
Whisky has declined % ls01oc rgal.
Flour-No change tomake IN quoeasi0na Cisy
mills doing bot litsle beyond home ORDERS
Wheat-Thc amount q now offering u small,
farmers being too busy % thrash, and trade vim
probably be quiet fss the next I've weeks anlesa
there should b change u Rasessn marksss.--
Prices win open here It 7Sc for spring. Report,
with reference 70 The crops in this and adjoining
counties continua favorable. Tie veasherfor lar.
vesting b oil that could be- desired, and few
days more win be SUFFICIENT 70 have il IN cared
for.
CoEn-Continuea quite dull but littls arriving.
which is takea BY shippers a. from 50 to So for
mixed 70 good yellow. Sales in Chicago yester.
day 44S444; 10000 ba At oatside figures Re-
ceipts 81 900; shipments ls9, 900.
sUGAR-s@slc-crushed, II /; refined white
liac. Clarified log. Maple Sugar, lOQl2c
u hOs
COFFEE-l4@l5.
4 MOLASSES-Byt tho Dbl, Reboiled, 20; Syr-
up, $3.50; kegs, &5 so.
NAILS-Ass, 90 6O@s Is.
RICE-5i@59c.
FkUlT-Raisins, prime, as IS.
BROOAS-@l 75(a2 90 per dozen.
fLOUk-Steady Spring wheat, wholesale.
So; retail $6 80; winter, 81 Wholesale; a. SO re-.
TAIL III ~ q - III
WHEAT-75@SOc for Spring; Winter 81 90
@l ,lO-good bringing outside figure, ~
CORN--lsanges from 30 to 80 for mixed 70
prime yellow. Mss
BEANS-el 90 per bush. s
PoTATOES-new, 40@5oc per bush. ss99a
OATS-SOc.
BUTTER-s@lOc.
EGGS-6c.
= ONIONS-4O@5Oc. None in Market
HAY-Timothy, e7@ss.
WOOD-S2 SCOTS 90
HIDES-Green, SIC; Dry Flint 12@lSc.:
Green Sailed 7(97}, and dull.
WHISKEY--l8@2lc-f
CHICKENS-$l OO@l 10 per dozen
LARD-9@lOc per b in bulk.
DRIED APPLES-8@S}c per h.
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl 5O@$l Is per bush,
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-SO@4Oc y
CORN MEAL-4o@4Sc per bu
BACON-Hamss@lOc; shoulders &c; sidesloc
RAGS-2c per b.
EXCHANGING York, Specie | Curry II
St Louis, II
81 Chicago
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Oh Louis, July i i.
| Freights to New Orleans are inactive at IS and
46c for flour and pork, S,N0lO for heu,p and hay.
lsc for other weight freight, and 20c sack for
corn. e
Wheat-Ss sacks fair fall sold at 81 Is, and
about 500 fall private. Receipts nearly nothing
to-day. The market is apparently unchanged
Com-Dull for oil grades except white, which
10 steady: salcs include LIS baGs common mig
ed at 4sc; 1858 bags prime mixed yellow, and
mixed white at 80, 5l@s2c; s26 bags strictly
prime white at 56c, and l60 bags choice do. at
5Sc in new gunniea 5
Rye-A lot Of new sold at 73c including
sacks.
Oats-Reccipts very low and market firmer.
with sales Of 300 sacks light at 4OIc, and 1850
in lots, part in new gaanies at 4l46e4ac per
bushel
Flour-Unchangcd and dali; 1000 bbls city
superfine were aid in two cqu 4 lots-under.
stood to be at s. 2a695 80 ~ Dbl, delivered ;
| also 300 do, in lots, at IS s2i05 40; 100 bags
choice do at 81 IS, and so bills country double
extra at 81 l21.
Hides-Steady for green salted and dry flint
| at I and lac.
Whisky-Aboas 100 bbls, in lots, sold at sac,
| and 80 city at lSc. Receipts hight
Hay-ln steady demand, particularly the bet.
ter qualities, but not active Sales comprise liz
bales fair at S2las5c; IS d, prime at soc; 90
and 40 do at 924c; strictly prime will readily
command Csc.
Cohee-lUO b ,gs prime sold at l4fc.
Susar-Sale OF a. hhds low fair to prime at
7s@sae. $500 ri.
| Provisions-Therc is steady consumptivc d.
mand and the market is steady and firm. The
sales reported to day include SD casks city shout
ders, and 100 do city rib sides, Bacon ON phi.
vate terms; 2o@25 cask. city in lots-shouldel
at SIC, plain hams at Lobe. cinvasscd do. at lac
| u IL. Mess pork firm ut $40.
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heafgument of Mr. Edward Everett's Grafton,
<a'eret before the municipal authorities OF Bos-
~ On the 4th inst, WAS that the experiment Of
American Republic, far from being failure,
: aas been held by Lord Grey, and NJ b frequent
sMeged by the doubtful and despairing among
1,'s.ses, has in reality proved entirely success.
u, We quote the Characteristic concluding pas
~.
=, close where began the noble predlctipa
Adams 10 fulfilled The question decide4 eighty
~ years ago in Philadelphia, was the graAtest
S.eslon ever decided in America; and the event
Gosn thst greater, perhaps, was never 9e-
49,. 80 s.osg men. The great Declaration, WA
%me rving principles, has, within that insefvaa,
Ia.s1ung rs inalence, from the central PLAINS o.
Ss.sseea % the eternal snovs Of the CoEdlIaeres
Ne western shores Of ths Atlantso - tne
s.Ata East crossed the earth and the ocean
scafcled the globe. Nor let ~ Tear thas -
~ Y exhausted for IL principles ere = broad
.ananity-as eternal - truth. Ana y ps
n. es u pasriosic seesy are destined 70 Pc ~!
49, ~ SIS the win q Prcvidense thst ths lausl
Aov Ut III dsFkness slall see the deyj M
ossa and east d Europe and The wses q 40
~. = ssseaesated /; ard TIE ancient - mys
refloRs q the East the Grade 81 IAN
@s4 receive back u these latter dayD iron
80. - ~ hsh mpaynsat e The early deht 9
uv'h.atisa, and rejoice In ~ eheerjn9 Eht Q
eeA fteeto1, fhas nGse MI 80 fDsll
! teseDandsaes Han N Pttiadelphia Tia
:! eeaslitaaisaaj ttesdom they VIII led'
elM XAeeyb DesoAsattsu.s 49,
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New York, July IL.
FLOuR-Rcccpts II, 4s3 bills. Market duh and droop.
ing. Sales 400 bbls Ut Is 1nG3 90 super sta.e Is Is
o. 80 extra do; Is in@S 20 super western; p 255 50
common 10 medium extra western; Is 6l5 az inferior
good shipping brands extra r. II. o. Canadian -four
dull and dropping Sales $50 bbls at IS 1906 ~ super;
Is 1901 30 extra.
RYE FLOUR-QuIet at 81 50Gl4 20.
WHEAT-Heceips ~, G00 BUSH Market firm, particu-
larry for shipping Sales n, 600 bush 81 276i 20 MIL.
Club; 81 SO amber I,wa; 81 s74 white western
RfE-Sieady. Sales at s0Qs2
BARLEI-Dun a. 6oQlTO.
CORNReceipts 81 ,OD bush market firm wir! fair de-
mani. Sales Z, t0a busf at 621163 round yellow
OATS-Steady at 31@+9 for western, and Canadian;
4OGI IL staie
POKk--Fnl. Sales GEO bills at els Is old mcss 3l9
% new: Sl2 80 old prime; ga % new
BEEF-Dull and unchanged. Sales 900 Llis
LAKD-firmer. Sales 3UJ bbls at l2IGol3f.
BUTTER-ln fair request at l00l5 for ohio, 10@lS
for State.
CNEEsE-steady at 7@I0l.
WislskEY-Dull Sales at 2'3Q2if,
BEEF CATTLE-Advanced .D4c n n. Quality ex.
celent Receipts o,3s nearly all sold specuiators-
Extra, 9tG9ic FIRST quality, ss9c; third quality, 7i1
Sc; Inferior 6l1ic. Average Of all the sales, S4Sic.
COWS--Nomlnal.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-In better demand and at full
prices. sheep $2.Io06.5O. Lambs, el.5UD2 -. Re.
ceipts, u, 0s0
VEAL-steady Mt sl61ec; average &C.
SWlNE-A fair business doing ut 6QG6tc, including prime
corn-fed at 6I54c. Average quality good. Receipts,
$3.50.
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VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND

T
nv increasing the quantity Of life vgnr in every par
Of the enable TO make Incredible efforts for
the expulsion disease before organic destruction erns.
IL that in very short Of time they cure colds
coughs rheumatism fatulence, pains in the stomach
choc and disorders III all their forms. Bit their
superior excellence Is in affections Of the stomach In r..
male complaints and the snerngs of eifeebied youth.
FOR sale by Dr. W. b. MOFFAT proprietor 80 Brcad-
way New York, and by all Druggists noyibply.
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CAlca5O,
FlcNr dull and nOminrl.

Flcnr dull and nolninal
Spring wheat in demand and irmer, on &C.
count OF extrs me sear.itv ST. numerous;
parcels No. 2 in store at l,fi7@l,oS, with few
ears rejected at 90, cars No spring on track
at 10; car do delivered at same; Car No 2
at ,oS delivered at same; Cir No 2 at los de-
livered.
Corn shade irmer, but prices unchanged; sales
No l were chi fy at 4tG4444. but 5000 bush in
lots WAS 1T Az, No 2 sold at the range Of 43&1
434, with 49, ~ outside on q few parcels; ear
rejected vt 4,i; GOat4l.
Oits active but unchanged; II 600 lush ut
90 in store.
Highwines ISL.
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Scr0fula, or Kings Evil,

i constitutional disease, faint. or corrup-
ton Of the blood, by which this huid be-
comes vitiated, weak. and poor. Beng IN
the circulation, II pervad0 the whole BODY,
and may burst out in disease on any part Of it.
No organ is free from its attacks, nor y there
one which it may not destroy. The scfoiulons
faint is variously caused by mercurial disease,
low living, or disordered or unhealthy food,
impure dir, flth and filthy habits. the de.
pressing vices, and, above all. BY the venereai
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AYERS
Compeund Extract Of SafsapariQa,

the most eGectual remedy which The medical
skin Of our times can devise for this svssy
where prevailing and fatal malady. il j com
bined from the most active remsdials that have
been discovered for the expmgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue Of tbs
syptcm from its destructive consequences.
Hence il should b employed for tho cure Of
not only scrofula, but also thoss other a6ec-
tons which arise ftom il, such - RsUrrIvn
and SKln DuRAsRs, 81. AxfnoNYs FnB,
RosR, o. EaYslPnlAs. pxrIEs, PusrrLEs.
BIorcHRs, BLAIxs and BolIs. TUxcRs, TETTEK
and SALT RRErA, ScALD HEAD, RIxowoRN.
RHEuMArrsM, SrPHnIrIc and NE1crRIAL Dn-
RAISES, DRoPsY, DrsPErsIA. DzsrIIrr. and.
indeed. ALL CoNpLAIxrs AMINO From VTz1A-
TED on IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
in inipurify Of the 6lOcd = founded in truth.
for scrcfula ID . degeneration Of the blood. Tbs
particular purpose and virtue Of this s.rsapa-
rilla u to purify md regenerate this vital Auia.
without which sound health ID impossible in
contaminated constitutions. I
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sus.rers from Scrofala or Scrofulous affec.
inns. clean up Why wear your Pimples, Blotch.
= Ulcers, soress Why have the life twisted
or, az YOU by Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and Gout
WHY suffer syphih,ic and Mercurial diseases to
70, the bones in your body, or the aesh of your
homes /, xhy le. your sluggish blood drag, and
sst,er lis distempers through your veinss--
AYrRs Corr Er'r Of Sarsaparilla cures these
Complaints, and clcanses them out Of the system.
lie it faithfully, and you bring to society .
healthier, cleanlier, and far more acceptable
mnnher-[Democrat. Baltimore. Nd.
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iB1he following communication from His
ESeelIelcy Gov. kirkwood, has been placed in
our baads by Judge Wightman:

EEeelency Gov. kirkwood, has been placed in
our baads by Judge Wightman:
Iowa City, Iowa, June IS, 1860.
u ~ caamfy Jadgeof Les Moines County:
sR,-Many Of our people entertain great fears
slii the cattle disease now doing SO much dam
~ ia some Of our Eastern States, will be
bought to this State. The introduction of that
Ssse here would be great calamity, and
like TIE liberty Of directing your attention to
is matter, with the vie~ that steps may be
aAa for our protection.
Permit me TO suggest
it That in case Fair be held in your county
tsrng the coming fall, that all cattle from out
3D. sur own State be vigorously excluded.
q. That YOU call, At once, public meetings in
tserent parts Of your county, mt which the dan
srn be apprchcnded be fully explained, and
VIZ people urged to organize measures Of pre-
sasn
u That efficient measures be taken to learn
Nj ferries and other points In your county At
st<h csii.c may be introduced from other States,
Y places from which such cattle have been
sRght, the probability Of their being diseased,
Sdthe point TO which they are to be taken.
til. That ii there shall be reason to believe
Val such cattle are diseased, every lawful means
a-i ie taken TO send them at once out OF the
s'ase; and in all cases that information be
Promptly forwarded 70 the County Judge or
SONG osaer suitable person in each county OF the
o@'e, 70 which cattle from other States are
about being taken.
Inc existence Of this disease in tho Eastern
o'a'es vas not known at the last session Of OUT
oSf'efai Assembly, for which reason no laws
wv passed Or appropriations made specially fol-
~ OBJECT; but as every individual in the State
ueeIly interested in protecting one Of The
graz sources Of our wealth, it is but reasonable
saope that every one will willingly assume hi
~ share Of the labo. and expense necessar!
i'sase inform me - often As convenient wha
lns Gone in your county, in this matter
80 especially desire that in case the discas4
.akes rs appearance in your county, you vii
fSApay advise me Of the fact.
lsoald also suggest that y0u At once comic
r's'aAlly with the officers Of Railroad comps
- and the owners of ferries in your county o.
'hs subject:
w! respectfully, SAMUEL J. KIaKwoOD
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LISTEN L,srEN!! LISTEN I'VE invite the
attention of tn friends of tiny great principle"
to the following platform of nerschell V. John-
son, "a presented BY him to the Democratic Con-
vention held at Miiledgev!e, Georgia, Oh the
4th of June:
Resolved, That We reefirm the Cincinnati
platform, with the following additional PROPOSE
tons:
LIST. That the citizens of the United States
have an equal right to settle with hseir property
| of any kind, in the organized Territories Of the
United States and that under the decision Of the
Supreme Court of the United States in the case
! of bred Scott, Which We recognize as the cor
| rect exposition Of the Constitution in this par
ticular, si,ts~ property stands upon tie same Footing
az other descriptions Of property, end that, ntithsa.
tie General Government NOR ANY TERRiTO-
RIAL GOVERNMENT, can destroy inspa;r
tie right to ds~ property in the common terri
tories any more than the right to any other d.
sc,i,aon Of property: that property OF oil kinds,
slaves as well as any other species Of property,
in the territories, stand upon the same equ-l and
broad constitutional basis and subject to like
| principles Of recognition and protection IL TIE
LEGISLATIVE, Judicial and executite depart.
nseats Of The GoeernDieat
I'd That we win support any man who may be
nominated by the Baltimore Convention, for the
Presidency, tcho holds tie psiacif1ss set forth ia
the foregoing proposition, aud who will give
them his endorsement, and that We will not hold
ourselves bound "a support any man, who may
be the nominee, who cntcrtains principles inesn
sitions, or rho Ay,;es Mat da,r property in the
territories does not stand on as equal footing, and
ON the aaNe Constitutional 6asis Of otter deserip
tions Of property.
In view Of the fact that large majority Of thu
delegates from GeOFRia fes IL to be their duty Il
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IRA First Class Ladies Seminary will soon
l. opsued, in some central position, in our city.
Y, .re reliably informed that Mrs. r. p. Bishop,
!, veil Known a . Successful and competent
y,cAer, is pledged to undertake this much need
:, ,.;.,;on We wish her all success
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g ANFO RD,S LIV Err.
~ INyIoO ORATOR.
Never DaDi2isafaa

#sss8 Never D1bH3k0fao.
II u conpovxpxp eMirely from Guns anAhne h>csn,
m esfabliahed fact Standard Medicine known AID Is.
proved BY ~ that havel - need \, and Il nov
resOFteA % With conf. - lAence N nj the di.<A ~
for which Il II reccm-l - uen,led 1870 n
Il has cured thonsands - within III lan tvo 49,,
who had given up anil 81 hopes 81 relief II NJ
N erous unsoIici edl ~ certificates n nv r1.s
SESSION sncw: ~ The doee 4 III Ae
adapted 20 the tempcrA- - ment VI tbs Individual
taxing y, and used inl - such quantities rs to net
gently on the bowels. I'll Let the ficfa.rs NJ
yo1f judgment guide - lyon In the use n the
LIVER INyIGO-I RIRATOR ara Il cili
cures LIVER CoMI ~ iPLAlxTs R,II,ars A.
TAcKss UfSfErSA,f G1lCHHoxIc niAsEHusA.
sUAMbA CcnfLAiSrs,i lDfskxrEkS, DROfsy.
SouA STOMACH, HAniTuALl oICosrgvsxEss (,,.ns y :
CHoLERA MoRBus, CHolE-l - IA MvAnrun TIATW
LkxCN, JACSnlcks FEJ lMlk WEAKNESSES, and
niny be used successfully L. Ias ~ Onpfyany YtSIr
MEDICINE. II win cNrel = IScK HRApAcur "a thos,
sands testify N - lrwExry A,xt1hs I, Tvo
Oh THREE rKAsP0oKsfuLsI . iARE 1AKnN i; commence.
ment Of attack. - AL wnv Usk II -
GIVING their testimony inl - III favor.
Ai1 tcdter n ~ Mouth sciM Me knciroyusor 0,,d
ssrdllotc both together. sR'St7
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| DROUrH IN MfssOURI-A S. Louis exchange
says Missouri hns never experienced such 4
drouth - that Of sAis year. The beds Of streams
are dry, and rivers like the Grand, usually nayi-
gable for steAmcrs, can nov b waded without
difficulty There are no wheat fields worth har-
vesting on the line of the Hannibal 4 ST. Joseph
Railroad, 20 short il the straw. Where il il cut
ut I'll for seed, the grain II good. Probably mot
farmer in hundred will produce his own Hour,
and supplies will be sought in St. Louis. Ship
ments Of -four are now made 70 Boone, De Kalb
and other counties, from St Louis. Nor is the
hay, oats, hemp, or vegetable crop, any better
Beans, peas and potatoes are also failures.
Iowa CAr7LE IN New YoRK MARkEr Among
the droyes Of cattle noticed in the New York
market on the 9th inst, are the following from
Iowa: T n Veil 81; Haring / Miller 80; A \
Conrad s.; Pierson 4 Co. 10l; J. Watson AZ;
H K Smith 1853: ] Bush "a; in Ill 488 This
speaks pretty well for lows - stock raising
State. The whole number Of cattle in market on
the day referred 70 was 1883. Iowa, it will be
perceived, furnished nearly one fifth ofthe whole
number. This is really encouraging to stock
raisers in this State.
The "PorAro BuG. I'm central and southern
Illinois, there IL good deal Of complaint o: the
favages Of this pest. We saw some Of his work
In Mclean county, the other day. We know Of
no remedy adequate to their general extermina-
tom Emery's Prairie Farmer.
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The following is all the confession that Kep-
hart made up to the time that the mob took 6lm
from the iaii. II was written down BY Mr. VIII
liam Paine, . Kephart related y:
John Kephart WAS born In franklin county,
Pa. in the year l799. His father was native
Of GERMANY. His father moved to Celuaathana
county, Ohio. in 1907. His father afterwarcs
moved TO Stark county, Ohio. John Kcphart
vas married in CoIumhiana county, Ohio, q i've
ace Of 81 years. His wife'a name was bahcock.
| IL coml,enoed preaching in 1894. HIS sssere
are not living. He has one brother living near
| La Porte, Ind John Kephart WAS farmer 10
the State Of Ohio, but he never lived in the state
Of Illinois He came through Illinois when Pc
emierated TO Henry county, in this State. shia
| father and mother are mot living. His wife was
not Of lNtch origin. She was younger than he
va. lie has pine children-seven girls and two
lboys. His oldest boy lives In Henry county,
Hswa--A GrlA h Hanry county, Iowa, and one
rirl in Washington county, Iova he has LOG
scres Of land---90 Of stmher and 20 Of prairie. -
IN mans name that lives on the placeis Biggs
fora, Us had two yoke Of oxen and wagon :.
tvo hoys end oes Nttle nil abeg1 ID yeess pei
ne VA golng 70 buy arm IL Missouri, but y
aid not know whssa--(r AireslA Lsdgss.
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r. Business on the levce is very dull at pres
mt The river is at a low stage Of water, and
Lla.e carry light freights.

HAwE-EYE REPUBLICAN, CLuR.-The meeting
GAs Club on Wednesday evening, was held at
1 ii nv headquarters, the south room on the
.nssd floor Of Grimes Block, very commodi-
Gus and convenient apartment, for the purposes
rshich it will be devoted until the election Of
lincoln and Hamlin in November.
he meeting Of Wednesday was not large. 1t
VISA very agreeable and enthusiastic one, how
m The newly elected President, John G.
Ess,s, Esq, addressed the Club for an hour or
sGs, ably calculating the great principles Of
and exposing the folly of sup
parting any of the Jactions opposed to it. Some
tasacss was transacted, and the Club adjourned
b. meet next Wednesday evening at the same
pace, at which time and place all Republicans
|sy invited TO be present
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BiBLs SocIsrr Dsross1oay.-At the ssore Of Mr. "
". Harper, Je6sasoa street, BaSihgton, where Engish
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Testaznents may
always Be found At one price. as nov6
srs ADvrRrrsEnrsr Of Dr. sanfOrds Liver Invigorasos
and Cashartic Pills In another column. oct1Say.
- The demand for Dr.. Balls Vegetable Worm Dee
oy continues to increase 1t rate that tasks the Dr.
energy to Its utmost TO keep the supply. It y indeed
wonderful remedy, psesentng 70 ~ prlase dses,
tasee - simple and pleasant candy dropa bas opssang
with unfang certainty 70 destroy and sxpei aM
from the intestines.--[ Bonneville Democrat.
iune2s-dlmstawwlm
- We hold II 70 Be ofthe imperative duties ofthe
conductor Of public pre omit opportunity Of COM
unicatng to the public any facts which may conduce to
the happiness and comfort Of the Masses and especially
snch facts tend to reduce the Of suffering from
disease. We should fail to discharge this duty we did
not most call the attention Of persons suffering
from affections nf the throat AMI lungs 10 the wonderful
virtues John Bnrs Com pound Becto,~i OF Wa Nser-
~. Few remedies have possessed much popularity and
still fewer have deservedn.- IRchmoni Free Press
june2S dm3taw:wfnl
IL is . common observation that there are
more sufferers from debility, among Americans than can
be found among any other civilized nation. The Is
obvious We take too little exercise and forget the wants
Of the body In the absorbing pursuits Of bunem In ali
such cases ordinary medicines do little good. What Is
required IL just such tonic and nvgoraor Dr. j.
tetes has given 20 the wold In his CELEBRATED BIT
fERS." The weak and enixen of the counting
house. the exhausted toer upon the shop board and the
prostrated SUDDEN. Of the midnight lamp have found
wonderful regeneraor in the BlTTERS and prefer to
pretensious, but less eHicacious medicines But
should not be forgotten hat the agent which 80 magical
In s infuen upon frame which merely tebitases.
equaly powerful In assisting expci the most
terrible forms OF disease. Who will give trial?
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
ey-Sec advertisement In another column.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-14
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