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i. The fo,wng table shows The increase Of the pop
laton Of the city OF New York

In estimate we calculated the increase only 70 per
cent per Annumo69 per cent ess than the average OF
60 years
80 The number Of the population Of PhiladslphM was
Increased In an extraordinary manner by the copsoh
dation Of the city and county into one great CITY June,
1851 BY the same act the per censge OF German pop1
Atop considerably augmented BY the Incorporation
TABLE NO VII
me aggregate represent alive population, divided by
ZS3-he number Of representatives, established by the
hwRves for the 1850 the number of 100 100 nhA
States. Wv
According 10 this ratio and deduotins fro, tina so,a,
German population twenty per cent as noS
tive u Fer centsge rather too high than too ox) the
German element should be represented In tho foIowns
legislative bodice in the following manner
In The Senate OF the United States, consisting OF GO
Senator'S by IS Senators, but ID Represented BY
Congress, 534 representatives,, IS members, at
Board Of Aldermen Of New York, 10 aldermen, a. o.
Common Council, %, as, Il.
Senate 1t Albany, 81 senator's, $50.
Assembly. 12S representatives, 20, IL
In the Senate OF the United STATES there n no German
by birth. Hon. p. Benjsmn, descending from Jewish
German parents was born In this country, and Hon.
David A. Yulee, also Jew, protests himself against hs
being . German.
/ In the Congress Of the United States Mr. j. W. XII.
lueer, Pa, Nr. j. n Kunkle, Nd, Mr. John Schwartz,
Of Reading, and Augustus Prank, Of New York, are
evidently OF German descent, but, - far ~ We know,
I'll born In this country.
The only Germsn In the Legislature as Albany is the
representative OF Buffalo he was born In Germany, and
therefore, regard The reutonic OF tn United
States After hb Excellency the President the biggest
pYesen'atve mkn in the c,untxy.
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TABLE NO. :

ESTIMATE or TIE TOTAL POPULATION or rHR UNITED
STATES IN 1860.
Io,. population in 1850 lsss .Aos No y ,i0i s1c
per cen, per sasun: s,s7scsi
mum 2asssso
Increase Of immigration II " per cent per
nun ses,sso
Probable total popuiatoc 10 1seo. coso6B77
According W table No I and tlbIc No. the German
Population amounts In 1890 nearly Is per cent OF the
total population ef the United aSss and 70 n psr cent al
The total representative population
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TABLE NO. III.

TABLE NO. ii.
STATISTICAL TABLE, SHOWING THE PER CESTAGE or
rHE GERMAN POPULATION IN DIFFERENT POLITICAL
RELATIONS.
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NAHrNofpx. Nav a IsNn

wAmsoros, May %, 1890
ne Poetic kalrocd IN os~Ws-Skm CAanos Ssy q osd
so~s 0A1 0rsaf Lssey Projects GAts S~sss~-Is y~rs-s
f@ ~ nsvsf ScAssS,s ora " Ne Qssass~-fA n,pxsst
cdns srd ne Disrd g Cc~msss-1As Removal ~ "a,
CsPna, PosS1k xsns Und~ as Va Idmisisra
ss~-kr. DO~olas ssd Mr. Snssrd SQl lssrf-1.
zen Eevss~ss <ostss n<~-ns Japunsss, q.
Mr.. oovwin moved This morning the possposs~s,t AZ
hs Pacific Railroad bin, In order that the Houss ,.b,
proceed 70 The usual miscsllAnsou business Monday,
but I'M motion was ~ aside BY more thas two sh,rds
vose. thus apparent That hh Tremendous schsms of
tvo thousand miles Of railway The desert p,a,ns ana
inhcspAbs mountains between The Msau,pps vxsr s,d
The Pacific Ocean has become In The House OF Reprssp
htves stronger measure for bunoombe shan The Fro.
Homestead bin We apprshsnd, however, Wills thsr,
may be SONS compromss patched up between The Hous,
free farm ban q leo sors and the Senate bill granting
farm Of quarter section 70 the sctuk settler II twenty
eve cents ssre thaA the ssoa far gone y, inst,
any lively hope The snocses OF any scheme FOR the
ronsu uetisa q Pacisc RAilrcad.
ne greea central route u Mr.. Curtis y the fsvcyws
'rcjses = ~ NWsswn nSoviv y Ne House, ss, ~
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TABLE NO. vi.
H0PuI ALTON OF SOME OF THu PHNCI.AE CITIES AND
PR CENTAGE OF THEIR GERM An PJPULArIoN.
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TABLE NO. VIII.

STATISTICAL TABLE, SHOWING THE TOTAL NuApER
OF VOTES IN THE THREE LAST PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTIONS, AND PER CENTAGRs OF THE GERMAN
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he Csxtai /msrioaa frsa6s-fndicasens Of a rr,,sx
0 htAmss Pctty-7x vaoasf kisrtcn 20 cunrmsla
%, o.
IsA - other day that she Central American and Mar
treaties pending before tho Senate could mot rsce,
The Ratification Of that body without undergoing modscs
tons TO meet the v'sws orrspublcsn Senator'S The OBJ
lection 70 giving Mexico four millions Of dollars for what
many people regard worthless concession Of GO right
of way acrcs rshusssepcc and sonoru had bsen m.
vAsed was sosshs By the smendm ents proposed bv "a
.asor simpons the substance Of which s-ss /, vou me
's~ ssess gf the Jsr,, party, or We nb~ss n ysu,e
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"s'u' hW my resonsob nope OF reward. n
sdrif, mare basket thrown into the
vsv~ vsnssre, 10 catch ssch stray sud.
seons ~ may hn into a. And % thIs u...-
party 10 failure An Intelligent esuslsusp snx,or ~
get u IN motion, not win v,s~ q positive success. but
simply to break down the bhet Republicans. tain %
despsrnsy that I've are al n sea- We caa sss no mo.sy
70 print psmphlet We have no< . man Of means or m
nuen &C ,ne ocncsrn Who cars copper for parry
nom his ueis, q Ssli "a VERSA '1'''' a'yAias
sors Ss. bee. ssssa. - p4. q rTssSss,
may be regarded very dubious He has sern,sa ~,
democracy He shivsrrg in tss vod ns. ~, ,ovs ne
vessel on The pont cftactins about ErCovsr,,, ts,.
- Aresr , ndsssms:s V satisfy ls NOT couaasd .
the whole republican party Anything 70 oess - srss
sus y, Ssycsd s!sscn q uer .has Governor H"s;
shs thst the few active nsssrsvs IN h...v .. a..
cnon party, whcse object 70 carry tbe slccsoS ma
w. ~, s,, Dsssre about the bush for osssr
sso cus snem out o. The esscs 70 ths end
~ scsve manager are ssiIl hcpsg thsA Douglas nay
and Anersns New York Nss JsrssS, n ,ss is.sS
,r ~ which ~iI srsas =. ~ 81. 81 s a. 20
ro..sy, ,oo, u. dssd f.i.r:a s.u ana Ey.rss ana
% pot him IN ne ssis. sss ~ xr2ssi sss CONSIST
has not been without ~ nnossos n ssrsnsthenins ~
hands OF the Douglas democratic enginsers Indeed
skng thing Win another, whseandng the pro-
posed peacemaker IN The person Of Horato Seymour.
he chances are, perhape, move strongly than svsr
against any reooncaon o. TIE democracy a Balsmore
In This emsrgsncy Bsn End Everett should be ipduced
% withdraw m fsvor Of Houseoa and Hunt Thiu = ~
mplen way Of replacing dead ticket with Iv,ns 80
md living ckei competent 70 carry the slecou N y On
ress, and compesn Sere from Ne balance Of povsr "a
'onsro tbs e'scsse IL lase New ydkk Hcussoa nsss-
hb sssyss By ~ nsas cwtah ~ Astws hVsuvn
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liHuf Jamcs 81 e Morton, Corps ~ g7e'reess n as
sisrrd ~ DUTY, by order ~ The War Department a.
CNtf fnsiptcr m tlc WsshiugOB Ac lde1uct ani will
seoordi,gy relieve ccpiatn n sennan, as coon ~
the latter will be sple 20 cloee his ,uEls and turn
over the prlic property IN he post,asion.
Asisishi euisecs kss Sw Medical nor Artmeut.
9neoed to rErslr 20 Jerrscn Rrfasks, No. and there
await 'Crincr orders irum The chief of NE stsn n
ltuWnsntF Arnruore, sccord Drssoons, 10 sp-
20 ttfu hiot s.csnp w. FfTacier General W. bar
tsy & nrsndrg Isi uiusht d the Wet
l'yht Company Frst Artillery, asd Iaeht Company
A. rceopc eitefy with sauanfon ~ Dsssocss, usdcr
he cnmsnd cf Csptsin au,y, scoru Artnsry are d.
reci " rsrch Ut Fort Tesvcrwcvsh " Wound Ctv
Kafts, ib'rc 70 await 'urteer orders. Assstsnt sar
ont sst snd nrover, MEDICAL Department, are assign.
90 70 duty Win this cosnmsnd.
Leave cF u,tsce mas htrn gfsnicd The fc'lowuK of-
cefs hy ogfrr % the wsy nensst pert:-ient Hsrry
Eottft CcrT. " EngirceT for nve moasns Assistant
SgfpGon p.yia l. Nsgrud.r sstiosi Depart fuent, sor
ions nCrfhs Ieutcrout esmuesF Nils, fhrs Nu'lery,
for ihe Lfnent a be hcsh ~ rAa,hs <aert William
Sycy Fi,sf artillery ov TIE tanehi O. his eesth, for
slS usnlls.
Antxt~tsien az iesve 81 abs-r~ fuf f0u months has
been sraLeA Lieut. Ctauncy c reeve, Third Arlillsry
with authority 70 visit Furnpc.
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BrOosIyn City News.

As f1rlonos Al Izs SAvr YAxD About halspsss ava
oocx on tnarsdsy evening, while the SPANISH irisste
nSf.Isush wn y ius Al lhe BROOKLYN Navy Yard dock
o' repss IN explosion TOOK place. which caused by
s.o cAI1idees takbs Ore In tho sail The shock
~~ MvrFe one, and IN moment the lower deck vas
~ 49, ~" more Tna ofhcers, who at dinner a.
c'ne AZ rosned on deck and tpok their several
,a,H nohs smoke vas observed coming from the fore
ha'cnNhy, wnen the second Commander requested An
Amsrcsn ~ho was On board out "nren ana rarc
,ns siNm me aarm VAS promptly responded TO- and
y eo 80 = lns an shn emplos IS a. the yard the
s'ee'e ard his Ulcers SEQ In prompt attend ,nce and
veoa.red all assistance required Daring ths mi ~ the
Ore tfe strctest order dltople was M amt ed al
beard everv msn being ~ his place, regardless of ms
dsrYer ey The explosion ioar (ssilors) were Teri
ouTly cd ana ihrea si'shuy. Oae Of the viotnD
died sterday.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married
TRAsyp-SryMorE At Boonken, N. on T1esdAY, !,
Deneube n, Rev N Fsrris, JoHs RANKIN FR ssR,
al Ensurs Scotland, TO LouIsA A., youngest daugnte
O JohI !. seyn our.
6AgpNEs- HAMS In this city, on Wednesday, De-
cefpher 8, nv the Pey Duncaa Danbar, ErG,szv GAs
DIsrH 20 HANNAH n BAIsEs, daughter OF Alexander 3.
HI et, al OF this city
ErrcHIssoy-- sBaAss On thursday, December q, by
Ne Rev Rogers, Ar WILLIAM RArcEIl:x uuTsHiS.
sos 20 grs KAJE ABRAMS, ho.b ,f this city.
Rhode Island ,psrs piaasa cary.
IrcKE-npASk In q II CITY, on sunday, Seltemhap
f3 leot by Rev James aett. Al his residence, ".
WILLIAM kcE., Of Philadelphia, 10 Miss JASs DEANS !,to
Of lo'uu bls,
n,h IN papers p'esse c0py
HoGrRs-- souErR On THURSDAY, December 8, BIZ thu
Re- iofes "a iou Mr. iwIGHr Rucsss o. New yprE
riiy, TO ss EyEIISE AUGUSTA 6ouKsR, VI South Weg
mouth. -.
SQuH-PRAy On Thursday, December g. at %.
Geoigss cnUtch, by the Rev Dr Tying AIFsxD SQrSx,
A. daush her Of + " Pay, Esq all af this city
vsssrLrs- LAWS In New Ofle ans, Wednesday
evening, November 28 fat hrist CnorcS, by the Rsv
T. L. acock RcHAsD VESsBIHs Of this city, To hiss
solns L,wIs, or new ofesur and oil est daughter os
john Lewr, Esq
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The .hMrttr Etscraon.

Uudes the hesolrg Of toe New Fork City charter eec.
ton ir school c.rs, perceive you have classed
srcpg tho list Of eyunliA-ns xhlih n error %
arc cemccrfis We al ata3 ny The citiz o.
,h. Wfh'n ~srd, rrespec q part.s, aud iickst
heGSsG, otzaus' ticket subsequently, eGdorset bv ia
repabicaJs, and supported BY the des0 .ay.
YcC vil psse make Lbe ptrtcr p aud opse ypur ons.
dent seTy arts, RoaEPT " pOS.sIL. rrastee.
FRANCIS FLEEc, Inspector.
EEw YoEK Dec Z ist0,
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Ths Buroh Divorce Gaze,

NAresvnlE H., Dec 1861
w. Srovn'ng c'osed the summing up for tie defence
This a'ieiDoon, ard Mr. Van Ar naa will Gloss for tne
complainant TO morrow The csse will prooa 1ly r. to
the iury to-noros afierronn
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resies Il o5a subsso for saiphaidas Aad o.nss per
poss Of Whicb n re = great shgncanee aa6 yassty
spectpegs n ,Ea Tss have bsao fursaFted n D.
jacks. n ~ a. stno n, snlb.s T,n.en DAYS. shaaa
thirty, oule he ioest = ciu ta III e1ss 90 then
me ops, sepnt w. be sch ted s9r y,Us tealen.
Very respectfully, JDds Evans,
Geo'osIst oi The Chr aui coe.aiisnon
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President 60, believoi by all 70 be correct Il me
view that Uated states cous be found Ils, q "a
bic repression OF rsa5ectan H lbs solls Jet oaiy
a miserable, shors.stisa 'scs'ou Q, TIC Hale s.sesl,
equally dsewned AM repudls,ea b. ~ of tssH
party, f.s 70 recognise that viooui rns,lrc -
tots uncture would be oat Of place, mrractcSse Ald
SAUL II eonciiAloFy are 81 no Ega mo
Unicu gone hstthsy will re Of any avail sctrooly
10 be acped. South Carolina h1 spoken through Han
ncnd Chesput Kciit her federal oalc re- Davis and
Brown DO not exssgeste the siefn pvo or Mississippi
10 t,oedt sny say unEoaa h.s afforded Nbadsut nscpf
o ne great Mit Talon revolutJa ta has tsksn yAce
North carciius; florida sod AishaGa arc unu rak In
favor q Slgtfern Independent rcpab'c and ise "a
tarsl strength Ia Georgia 10 grasurly yielding T. tae
ttcosiy Of her geographical posar All Il pFcrrcf, n
hes pesbeOrs Nay, The ncrherr save States 80
i,riy reluctantly, bat surely eecldng tsi when the
cPsraon isscs place, they rust thar 10, wh Inc
trih ard 70, with NE rou ssvsholdrg member, u tho
on',eeFsicp ~Hct nave % soniInuousy AZ s.esa,ty
frIosed their interests.
No c'csr heated fts.lho riar can remain n washiry
&C ~ week without csmug to tho conclusioa Ma.
however uroi aE1g he dulg mag Se o. hopnv ars.rsl
h.pe n fshunE aEa4st Bv'ucls0 CI6nts, a0d or 4.
hsusvus the utnon snora % tbe osorr hope who are
rs're,icsy striving 10 rare The Cnion, yci that ss,.
zion hs 'tregcra conclusion and that the union 4 al
ready Implicitly, iscvsh MOI yei explicitly, dissolved
Unfortunately the meet dangerous, p,sivs and rctolulc
advocates Of asunou be found the ranks OF the
fspObesn party. They are teidsby Greeley A1i ,hor
organs Ia ycur sias-,he 1,isu., and ihe Exnfsc Pal-
d irealcoishe mAstief eresey procains the rulor
nG'ssncc. HIS sreea~ofs private sri psbnc al o al 10
cSaslera'rs 'he South Md rsyirg around sie cStlmoa
csniro the meat excited, afsssit and mlsos evous es
msris in &c Moth - Lse1ln Is ~ p9osSd 70 owu hin
- sscmias'cn = u.'ssc msfe weight attaches 10 hts
~o,cs itsn they ts,sfse, sai hs Efforts o tho moro mo
e'rtie sse so tiic soci,c q - ptriy sr seated
by geci, 1a to sEllh sewaSd's ympAlhCs lsollac are
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Union 10 orsoi sed, tkase St.ss sboald Do sent sbh
and the aiming stics including toe entire Spcsh 'op'
..:.'.i- s1,irurTa~y.
The ysit Of iae Putnam pnsans TO the President vas
sd impressive event Urfev nr circuns,an es y would
have been the initiation patriotic srstost sond have
produ. cd powerful seosaIi d sll Over tne ceuatry
nis,ygses,ed ard oofed that s,4 4 Il sseShers of
Gemgs will visit w,shlas.on before sae dual cs'As = 70
Hs pAtgiotc cocrten will uadouotedIy Dc Of
much scry .ce Ia Ihis cItis
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Lyons
FEMALE COLLEGE,

THE SECOND SCHOOL YEAR OF this new and
successful Institution will commence on the 2lst
day OF September, 1869.
The success which has attended our labors during
lege has already attained encourages in cherisng
high hopes for its future usefulness. The exceeding
beauty of it, position and grounds, surrounded wit h
torest and overlooking the Mississippi River the
towns Of Fulton Lyons and Clinton and miles Of the
finest scenery of tie upper River the architecture,
almost universal heathuness of its locality, united
with education al advantages of the highest order.
must recommend 1t to parents most desirable place
Tor the education OF their daughters.
The Faculty consists Of
Rev. JOHN COVERT, A. NJ, President
D. $. COVERT. A. n Principal and Instructor in
the Higher Collegiate Department;
Miss A. l.. ROBINSON, Governess and Teacher OF
Mathematics, etc.;
Miss ANNIE =. BEAN, Teacher of Languages, etc,
Miss CLARA IL. JONES, Teacher of Music
With three competent Assistant Teachers.
Regular Of Scientific Lcc ure, ill tr ated by
apparatus, will be continued throughout the year.
The College j. entirely undenoniinational in charac-
ter, but l. conducted strictly religious Iii icpes.
Our plan OF instruction is Systaatic, practical and
advance faster than they their subjects OF
study. The year j. divided into two sessions the first
commencing as above, and the second the Sth OF
February, 1850. Pupils received at any time.
TERMs--ro BoardcrS SITS per annum, or $44 paya-
BILE strictly at the beginning aad middle of each
son. and including for Tuition in all Branches
OF the English and Classical board, furnished
rooms fuel, lights and washing Tuition to day schol
ars $40 to SIS per session Music, Drawing &c. extra
al usual rates The fine steamers of the Northern Line
will carry pupils on the river at one half fare.
For Catalogues Of the Institution steamer passes
address the Principal ut Lyons Clinton county, Iowa
JOHN COVERT, President.
Lyons, Nov. 10, ls59yl
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AOaCN1'N dissertation.

A Be"cpo'ent Institution established by special
Endorment. for the Relief of the Sick
and Distressed. afflicted ,cith Viy-
ulemt and Epidemic Diseases.
vINHE Howard Association, in view of the awfu,
i destruction OF human life caused by sexual dis.
cases. and the deeeptons practccd upon the unfortu.
nate victims OF such dcases by Quacks several years
ago directed their consulting Surgeon Charitable
Act worthy oftheir name, to open Dispensary Tor
the treatment of this class OF diseases in all their
forms, and to give Medical 4drice Gratis to all who
may apply by letter, with description of their con-
dton, (age occupation, habits oflc, c. and i'm case
Of extreme poverty, to "Furnsh Medicines Free OF
charge" 1t Is needless to add that the Association
commands. the highest Medical skill OF the age and
will furni,h the most approved modern treatment.
The director. of the Asociation in their annual Re-
port upon the treatment OF ua diseases express the
highest sati faction with the which has attend
ed the ahors OF their SurgeOns in the cure Of Sper-
matorrLGa, seminal weakness, Gonorrhea, elect,
Symphilis. the vice of Onanism or Self-Abuse, dis.
ca 'es ofthe Kidneys, and Bladder, &c, and order
continuance of the same plan for the ung year.
The Directors, a review of the past feel assured
that their aborS in this sphere of benevoen effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially
the young and they have resolved to devote
with renewed zeal, to this very important aud much
deSpised cause
An admirable report on .Spermat orrhGa or seminal
Weakness, the vice Il Onanism Masturbaton or self.
abuse, and other d of the sexual organs by the
consulting surgeon, will be sent by mail lin sealed
envelopeo FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO
STAMPS for postage Other Reports and Tracts on the
nature and treatment Of sexual diseases, diet &C. are
constantly being published graf uitous
and will be sent to the afflicted. Some of the new
remedies and methods OF treatment discovered during
the last year. are OF great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J. SkILLIN
IouGHToN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association No.
2 South Ninth street, philadelphia, Pa. '..-
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHrLD, Secretary. sept. 81 '50yl
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THE Oh and enved celebrity which this pre- emf.
nent medicine has acquired for its invariably ef.
cacy in all the diseases which processes to eure
rendered the usual practice Of estentatious putting not
only unnecessary but unworthy of them They are
known by their fruits their good works testify for
he and they thrive not by the faith Of the credulous
In all cases OF co-tveneSs dyspepsia, bilious and liver
affections, piles, rheuI atm fevers and agues obsti-
nate head aches, aud all general Heterogeneous OF
health, these Pills have proved certain and
speedy remedy. single trial will place the Life Pills
beyond the reach of competition in the estimation
every patient.
DR.. Moffat's Phoenix Bitters will be found eaually
eicacous in all cases of nervous debility, dyspepsia
head ache the sickness incident females delicate
health, and every kind OF veal Of the digestive
organs. For sale by DR.. W. Is. MOFFAT, 1886 Broad
way and by Medicine Dealers and Druggists generally
throughout the country. S. p Il l6lyl
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HOME REMEDIES.
Lunt'S HOarhOund Balsam

Aul1V ~ 11VOA AAO uA~ A/~A|SSAAA
For the cmre of Gods, Cyonp, Coughs, Asthma,
Catayh, Indueuza. Bronchitis, Hoarsencss,
Sore Throat, Whooping Cough, Inc. ntpie
Consumption.
LUNTS HOARHOUND BALSAM. .
lNOUGIlS. great and sudden changes of our
" climate are fruitful sources Of Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken the early stage Of disease should at
be had to this Balsam, let the cough irr alton
of the Throat be slight, by this precaution
more serious attack may be effect uay warded of.
LUNTS AMERICAN EYE SALVE
Comes to you not a humbug, but reality, that a
little and experience will prove. 1t do you
no harm and must do you good. II you have Weak,
inilamed eyes eye lids, films your eyes,
weakness OF sight, make trial more before you
conclude to give up your eyes.
Da. LuNTs WoRM CANDY.-A delightful prepare.
ton in sugar. No taste OF medicine safe and
tain remedy for worms ; mild and gentle physic for
children All who use it are greatly pleased.
GREGoRY's INSTANT CURE OF PAIN.
This we'll known medicine allays pain instantly
sto.s Vomiting and purging in few minutes reliev.
of Darrhea Cholera morbus, cholera and sickness o.
the stomach--a great good in Rheumatism, Dyspep.
sia cold hands and feet, chilblans, wounds, Bruises
sprans and collie in horses.
You cannot enquire anywhere but you will find
pr ons who have been relieved by its use and who
prove all my words true.
Prepare by W. s. LUNT, Maumse City, O., tc
whom all orders should be addressed for the above
medicine 15ly1
81 Sold at McGregor at wholesale retail by
HOFFMAN, BENTON T. co.
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MEDICAL ADV'S.
Eve and Ear.

DR. F. A. CALDWELL, the eminent and skillful
Operator OH the Eye and Ear, who by his great
success has attained high reputation, by removing
dficut and dangerous diseases Of these delicate Or
cans that have hitherto bafed all skill to reach, has
taken up his residence permanently in Chicago, and
has just published the ffth edition Of his
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