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! A VERY NICE ioryG MANA dav ar tye
since, we gave very brief account OF Sham
marriage perpetrated by young man, who called
himself George Ferguson, up5n a Miss FINN.
beadie, agirl in the service OF Mr. Smith. liyine
out some three miles, on the Catfish.
will be recolleeted that Ferguson went 10
the Siri on the Sunday before New Years and
represented himself as just from California.
where ne stated, ne was intimately acquainted
with her brother. lie made good use of III t;,,,a
Tor the next day they were married.
How long he would have remained y m
Sm!ths, IN the enjoyment of his new bliss unless
ne had been disturbed, is MT knowH. R,t IL
naa hired team at a livery establishment n
Town, the proprietor of which becoming alarmed
at nus prolonged absence, drove out on Tnesdsr
to Mr. Smiths. Ferguson therenpon hitchea Il,
grove into town, bringing his bride and Mr.
smith with him. They put up at the Julien
mouse, and Ferguson went out to put out liz
Team, since which time, far as his bride is con.
ceried, ne has been est i,rer,tps
Day before yesterday the Sheriff &c Waloo,.
county, Wisconsin, passed through town IN saareh
OF man named Davis. Mr. Davis. il annearad
had been ON matrimonial trip I'D In Walcott
county ana had also INDUCED in divers spernla.
uohs. lie had been able to trace him m thro,
tne STATE Of Wisconsin, and had found III i
Within the last three weeks he had married. ~
les 1han iour wives, besides committing several
Ioooeries OF greater or less magnitude. Eis
Inscription OF Davis immediately identified NJ,
Ferguson beyond the shadow Of i ,loubt
we also learn that Davis or Fersr1,op--or
Whatever his real name is, for both ara a};uxes-
''oie dress coat and pants OF Mr.. Smith. which
we're not missed until too late He il described
Is a young man OF a little above medium ia
'road forehead, light complexion, light hair
si.ll a small goatee, a bold open countsnance
IN tne wrist OF one of his AIMS are several III
efs' heroglyphics, &C., among which are nistol |
nd dagger crossed, ali put in with indelible m
Ie mas within very short time been liberated
rom some States Prison.
ne rs evidently villain of the boiiest stamn
:ld II Is to be hoped that the Sheriff now aftar
l im VIII De successful in his search--Dubuaue
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| HOW THE MooRs AND SrANiARDs FlGir-On
the 2oth, at o'clock IN the morning, saws a let
yer rom the spanish camp four companies of
the Regiment OF the Madrid Chasseurs marched
toward Sierra de Bulione to recoanaitre Sna'
denly upwards of five hundred Moors we're soon
rapidly advancing These were followed soo,
by others, and altogether they amounted to fonr
thousand. Inc Spaniards immediately fred.
causing great havoc among the enemy. hut seeing
they were coningon with great alacrits Eehagnee
ordered an attack with the bayenet, when the
Moors divided themselves into two bodies one
TO resist the charge Of the Spanish Inf,ntrv The
other 10 attack the redOabt that had been h,,;lt
q few hours before. The first body was com-
pietely routed az the charge of the OastiIiap
Cilasseurs, and fed in confusion toward tho
mountains. Tae other BODY was more uunerous !
ana their hre was concentrated exclusively on
.ne ueieiiders OF the redoubt Echague ordered
square 70 be formed; and at the imp tuous
charge of the Moors, the soldiers of the sos,sre
retired. The enemy, imagining that they were
n,.g, rushed impetuously against the square.
winch, opening itself ON sudden, disclosed J.
Dattery. More than two hundred Moors perisb.
ea' Another division came then, and prevented
the Moors from escaping. The fight became .
horrible butchery; the Moors threw away their
mussets and fought with their peculiar long iao.
gers, called 'gumias." The Spanish soidieTs
louid themselves quite at home in this sort of |
struggle They also threw away their rifles and
seizsd their "navajas' Nothing could equal the
leroc.y Of the combatants. Ny friend saws it is
eu'e Impossible to form an adequate idea of this
aent one Spanish soldier slew three Moors
his knife, and yet he had his face treadf,lv
'at by the "gumas' Many had their entra;is
hanging on their legs and went ON more fiercely
! nan ever Not shot was then to be heard
spanish Artillerymen, Chasseurs, and even ON
efs, were fighting knife in hand. Two hundred
looTs were killed in this savage combat, and
ea.iy thousand fearfully wounded. The Snan.
~ loss was also very great.
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The Iowa CONGRESSIONAL DELEGAroS
OF the editors of the Iowa City Republican has
recently visited Washington CITY. He Tins
speaks OF the Iowa Congressional Delegation:
We had the pleasure of meeting the Iowa
Delegation in Congress, who are deseryedly non.
ular with their brother Republicans at the seat
OF government. Senator Harlan occupies an
enviable position In the party, is, and is acknowL
edged to be good debater, sound and logical
reasoner ami an untirlng worker His return
TO the Senate OF which there is no doubt. is very
mach desired By his fellow Republicans in the
senate Gov. Grimes having but recently taken
ms seat IN the Senate has made no public
aispiay OF the ability accorded to him wherever
ne Is KNOWN. He is a statesman of large and
varied experience in Legislative affairs, and will
Worthliy represent the young and giant HawEeya
State in the L. s. Senate.
Iowa Is well represented in the House by Mr.,
andever OF this District, and by Col, Curtis of
the First District Col. Curtis is a man of fine
g,yss2'e, hardly exeelled BY any one in the House
he has served several years in Congress. earned
sooi reputation speaker and man of talent
and his recent debate with the fire eating Sin.
geton, OF Miss, added greatly thereto. His
ready answers to every question, and prempt
ana able vindication of the principles of the Re
publican party have promoted his popularity and
VIII give him additional influence with his fellow
members. Mr. Vandever has so far content.d
himself with voting steadily for the Republican
nominee for Speaker, having taken his seat at |
ne hrst OF the present term. Mr. V. is n man |
" too fine ability not to make his influence felt
n political circles No man in the House. with |
qual experience, is his superior. Iowa NAV |
Justly be proud of her Delegation in Congress,
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II Is part of the gossip of New York LETTER
Writers that benjamin and Fernando Wood =,
new iork, are partners of Col. Fremont in hi
goid mining operations in California. having al.
sanced from $4,000 to $40 900 to M. Frenon M,
IN a moment of need to help him out Of r' b;s
troubles. The mines are now Welding nrot;t -
about 81 900 day. pon' u
SAD AcciDEsr.-0n Monday last. Mr.. w.
george, residing in the western part Of Pela. vas
driving down hill with his mules and load -
wood, when, about middle way of the hin ono
OF the mules started, throwing Mr. G. of q Tho
wagon, and directly under the wheels. which
passed over his body, breaking all Of his ribs 3,
the left side close to the back bone, and also the
breast hone. He Is now under the care az D.
Auntsman, and j. doing as well as could be ex.
Pected It is thought be will recoyer-Pella
Gazette.
. The oldest Church now existing In the United
Stftes is one near SmithHcld, Isle OF Wife
GoantE Va Il vas built in the reign Of Charles |
!, between the years 1880 and 1885. The brick, |
- asd timber were imported from Eneland-
s.osr y kaslish oak, and M hsnsd Il |
= ~ = sAsf
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- A n 70 II D'S LIV Err
~ INvIGO RATOR.
.Nerer De5i1itatss.

DeUttfkUkSS.
1T Is coMrouSDED entirely from Gums and has become
established fact, Standard Medicine known and ap-
proved by all that havei ~ used IT, and Is now
resorted 10 with oonh-' - dence In all the diseases
for which 1t Il recon- - mended.
II has cured thousands = within the last two years
who had given up all q hopes Of relief as the
numerous unsolicited - certificates in my pos
session show. The dose must be
adapted to the tempera-l - ment Of the Individual
taking IT, and used inl - such quantities act
gently on the bowels = Let the dictates Of
your judgment guide - you in the use ~ the
LIVER INyIGO- NRATOR and will
cures LIVER Coa-t ~ PLANTS BJfLIors At
TAcKs, DYSPEPSIA, q iCHRosIC DiARRHoEA
SUMNER COMPLAINTS - DysEyTERY DRoPsY
SOUR STOMACH, HABITuALt q CosTIvRHEss CHoLIc
CHOLERA MoRBUs, CHoLE-l ~ RA IAFANTuM, .FLATu-
LEscE, JAuSDIcE, FE- - MALE WEAKNESSES and
may be used successfully - as an ORDINARY FAMILY
MEDICINE. IL will cure = tSIcK lin pAcHg las thou
sands can testify I'M TWENTY MINUTES, TWO
on THREE TEAsPoossFrLs - ARE TAKEN at commence
mept OF attack 81 ALL VINO II
GIVING their testimony in - its favor
Mir sroter In the Hoah aeith ihe L0ri1oyyrL,r and
stcdiio,c both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
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SANFORD'S
Family
CATHAISTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM


Fute Vegetable Ertyucts aud put nm IN CLASS
GiSES Iir Tight, and 4riA keen h. ami climate
The FAMILY CaTHARric - Pills Ii a genuine but ac-
i've athartic which the proprietor has used In his
practice than twen- - ty years
The constantly increas- ing demand form those who
nave long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
All express in regard to - their nse, has induced me
to place them within the % reach of ALL
The Profession well know that different Ca
tharfics act OH different = portions of the bowels
The "A MILY Ca tTHARTIC PILL has with
Que reference 70 this well - established fact, been
pounded from variety : Of the purest Vegetable
Extracts, which act alike r every part Of the ali
mentary canal and are - Good and Safe in all cases
where Cathartic II need ed, such DERANGE-
MENTS Of the STOMACH q SLEEPISEss pAINs M rup
BACK ana LoiSs Cosriyk- NESS PAIN and SORENESS
OYER THE WHOLE BODY, - from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected y end In long course Of NJ
YER Loss or APPETITE, a. - CREEPING sens ArrnN ~
GUILD OVER THE BODY, REsTLEssNEss, HEADACHE
y WEIGHT In The HEAD, - all ISFLAMMAT DIS
hAsss, WORMS m Gail - DRES or ADULTS, RHEUMA-
TIsa, great PURIFIER Of = the glooD and manv nh.
to which flesh il n. heir too numerous IL pen
tioh u TINS advertise ment DOSE, / tot
PRICE DIMES.
HE LIVER lNAlGORATOR AND FAMILY CATHAR-
TIC PILLS retled by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the Trade In all tina large towns
s. 7. w. SANFORD NJ D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor
335 Broddtray, -Neso York
octt3fybp
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WONDERFUL CANNON SHoT-purine. the
nfihg OF the salute on jackson square Ma, ~
ieaiis, on Friday, the 23d ult. one ~ III. 49,,
nad wonderful effect, for it not onI restora,,
nearing but speech to Young man who, Il ii hen
aeai and dumb for the pas three wears. The ~
suit OF severe sickness He was born n l,na.
oee' put subsequent to his misfortune went 10
NV Iofk and then made his way down here
About md-day on FRIDAY he was pray;ny il III.
%. Louis Cathedral when he suddenly heard
cannon the noise being accompanied With -
producing instantly cold rushing sensatio,,
.ito'tSh Inc ears, choking seasatio., hont I'M.
.h,pat, ana feeling a. u something braal;n,.
~ Doth places. He reecd out oil III. rhnraES
ana heard another shot, but literally aooald ~.
peneve his ears A third shot satisfied him AMI
~ that ne could speak, 80 he burst into t.ars
~ name y Joseph Wells; il a sis .foater Il
stature, and intelligent young man. and sne.Ls
- before both French and English.
monument to Luther il about to lie erac,aa
y tne square at Worms. He il rtnresentad
s y, amid group Of symbolical and histor
s;a.,. 1875 WITHIN circular inclosure. The
statute u eleven feet high, and stands ~ ,,.1aS
al measuring seventeen feet Il ranrase, r'. ~
great heformer at that moment when IL 49, ~.
'nese memorable words: Here / taLa ~,
M LAM can do no otherwise; God HEN IN Il
80 s,es Hted 20 heaven the open Bible "A III.
pals1feIched LEFT arm, his clenchcd right hand s
pressed nrniy upon the sacred book. a. ~
our corners Of the pedestal are represented Nv
orefunners OF the Reformation i 1 s;tt;nr 80. ~
- - ~, aav0nArola, Walsius and Wickl;T
- e me- appropriate national costume.
the New York Tribune il prosnering i.
,any edition u now S9,O0u. semi weekly g. 90
~, ~ $4,000, CALIFORNIA; 900 grand totsi
ssE H# i
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r EtIAL NOTICE.

The State d fowa, nes MONIES County, -
In Connty Court said County, January lses.
ESTATE on lSAAC WILSON, DECkASkp. ,sua
An lnstrunacnt " urfinx purpolng 70 BE- ne 80 -
ard Testament Of I'D Deceden this day reed 49,
- The day whleh proof ~ Tie vin be hraf0
which tinle ~ persona Interested WI v Asrd;
A o. g. v1Qn14An
a.s NV, Em. Coa1sy 1D1g - CsenNs
fuh,iuA 1sar wssts n wsskly us~hsyS. -
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rARsox BEowSLows PoLrrcAL PROGRAMME
-Parson Brown'ow, editor Of the West Tennes
see Wing, thus declares his inexorable hostilt,
to the Democracy, and his hope that the South
ern Opposition III Congress won't give in:-
We OF course will not advise Southern opno-
sl'ion members what to do, believing them CON-
petent to preserve their own self-rcspect and 70
discharge sworn duty to their country and their
constituents. But were We member of the
southern Opposition in Congress, before We
would occupy the paltry and contemplate atti-
snde OF creeping after party that had spurned
Us by its acts, We would see the Capitol of the
Nortn, ana all the territory north and south of
it, sunk to eternal perdition. Nav. we would See
NIL the political organizations as far in hell as a
pigeon could fly in thousand years. or forge
Halnmer would fall in twice That length of time
Sooner than thus degrade ourselves Under the
Pretence OF battling for the honcs and rights of
our children we would see them all stapva "a
death, and then seat ourselves upon thlir cofiins
with Southern gentleman and plav pusl,--ni,,
for glass Of lager beer
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no We. wen, said the old baby, throwing down The
m .n y disgust Il do think they ought q
tall If,hoas e. sl,, speaker without any more
good his lozenges had done il ~a.la nsap ps Z.
their bowels Of compassion : "4' move
IL N n.sshany County, Va, recently. two slave.
- s -. - LAM ssase Of swo mail bags They
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-
THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTIONAL writer in
the New York Tribune urges the propriety of a
change IN the appointed day for holdir the Re
publican Convention, because the canvass will
not commence until the candidates III both the
great parties are in the field, and because the
time intervening between the 18th of June and
the lst OF November is insufficient for such a
canvass as the Republicans ought to make. We
freely acknowledge the force of the facts upon
which the recommendation is based, and second
the motion to hurry on the day in which the s.ir-
Iepfessible conflict il t. begin We take it
TOR granted that the Republican party does not
propose to nominate any man for either the first
or second place on the ticket whose personal
and political history, from his boyhood up, viii
not bear the sharpest criticism to which his
character can be subjected nor does il intend to
einnelate any principles which will not grow
brighter and altogether more popular by the as
sailfs made upon them. If such is til case. the
longest time that can be devoted to discussion
ana inquiry, 50 it be not long enough to weary
the people By the inevitable reiterations of
leading facts and arguments, is that which prom
lses most for Republican success. II Illinois
ana Indiana, each containing populoas li.tricts in
when hardly the nucleus of Republican organ
lzation can be found-~whoie counties in which
Republican speech was never heard, in which
not SIX Republican Journals creulate--tha ne
cessity for time in which fight can be mad.
against the transformation and prejudice Of the
honest Democrats of those localities j indispen-
slbiy necessary. "But why not commence the
work OF enlightenment at once :" sats the OIL
]ector. We answer: such is the temper Of oar
people, who need the personal issues If q cam
paisn to impel their attention t. political affairs
snat the thing Is impossible-an assertion ill.,
atitpollticians will subscribe to at once
II they would reduce the probability that Til
nos and Indiana may be carried, to i certainly
that they will be carried, We entreat tie Natlot
y Committee to reconsider their action as / tl.e
tune when the Convention shall be heidi III
,agn Tribune
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49,, u - G,1Aoro1D oFkuonA 6efend.
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10y, ui1h eUecfal roeeosee q = nn,iny in re
nV1ds - therf6emre soohussaea q a. Fsrsitor.al
1omnln. He thnnrht the time had nov come
- - peE6ss dfvidfng - country coald
VnAPrnA esnA 49, - - - 49, g.
80 g FFe611ne ~ ~ yIr1..a -. 1890,
= r II - 1err11n. 1Ree sssSs sisHe ~ 49,
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pfpny ~ ines-iansr 49, ~ - s.,-s,c;,
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r a - e.force ~ ysshts s.,.,s..,.S IL -
fe-ssse.,ss.- -. n,..$ 3. ~ uasseo py sne
~ 49, As.ss 49, esss 1ne nePuD-
~ sz esaaed .ne psena.es 81 The President,
S:.sG~.sIN 49, ~ O0uno W @c oe0ucuons
~. ~ IsOa = snese Pfem.seA
"a :ssS, - 49, No1etess c0uao MOI justly
~ osy eAsa09c Aavesy rom tine Paohc
80 .,..s1: = ~ "a 49, "a - e19a,y UNJUST
49, =. - I..soiy aoE sne osases % e1c'aoe slavery
- ~ n.,lse g long g tncse nnies emorac-
"a ..aos oe.ongng . .ne un'se0 Ssa. g.
ePSDhcsn party lwncn "a Dsanoed slavery q
nns o. oefneF1ml aFe oaennve 70 tne south'
ma mat therefore tne party muss oisDana ss
cI0osuon on pe,Oe Oeswn .ne ,ec.'ons' II a'so
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II AIDES READi

=
Il compliment 10 DR SnITB that every honest ply
scian who has tried the GemMtns Ezecric on proera
the mos prompt and hearty testimony. DR. Lykens one
G the odeA and most wealthy citisens u Kansas City,
President Of the Bank, &c, says DR.. Smiths Electric on
cured Indy In half day Also read this from the hest
known physician In Westport No.:
Westport No., May ii, 1850.
Some two years ngo lady Of this place WAS after
hnement, attacked with Inflammation Of the breast which.
for several days. resisted al The Msl remedies In such
The and swelling bad as nMw esass
had witnessed. induced 10 try Or. Smiths genuine
Electric O and perfectly astonfshed and pleased
find that In hsf hour after the application, MI the
soreness and swelling had entirely SaIsided.
J. o. BOOGGS, NJ. D., Druggist.
THE WEAK, THE NERVOUS, THE PARALY-
TIC, THE DEAF AND THE RHEUMATIC
Fly TO SmiAts Oh percd ship IN storm 10 safc
asylum The ladies seek the dsynier resort for Ill
innammatory palms, gathering breasts. wounds sores,
womb complaints ETC., I'm which II Is nfAhble.)
On burns puts the patient quietly To Sleep while nothing
irritating IL manifested, does In the least stain the
skin or linen Of delicate infant.
kLarge bottles ten times the cheapest Use by direc-
lions. DRINK NO COFFEE.
DR. SAITHs ELECTRIC Orr has cured Of para
Isis than any before known remedy
Dr. SMITHS ELscTRc on Salt Rheum IN week.
Dr. SMITHS ELECTRIC On. Piles In most all in
stances
d. SxirH's ELECTRIC Or Ii the only reliable remedy
Tor deafness and has cured Of long standing
In Now York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere.
Dr. Shirts ELECTRIc OIL Is magical All painful dis
orders, like gathering breast, felons and inammatory
swelling. SQGIREs h BLOSS. n
jan2bpGm Ell. GAY Agents.
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RAILROADS
ARRANGEMENTS

10 hAN1EMENTS
| I429
Via Michigan Central ana Co..
ern Canada Railvav - W.
ch Trains leave Che Great Central Depos 4,
- =. ".- -.h Accommodation. a.r- -
copied arrives NJ Detroit e.ds5 : = uAly laan4n..
I'D A. M--Cincinnati Exprers So.
ave o. Indianapolis 400 d ~ :. ctasys sxssrsa
500 A. M.-Lightninx Expras. fss.ncinnaa n sns
rves nc Detroit 100 r. nj sunnAya rrcsstt =
9.00 .. m; Albany Sea y. n NJ. !, sraa~as
Boston, IL n night. - 'eF foH IA
zoo =. M-Si@s Accommodates
500 T. M.-New York and Rsx,a, M n ~ saaAs
tnrdayl arrives vi Detrpht T:f5a texcsvS
o. Bunaio 40 y. M; AIbany az, saspshson bss
iU.tA o m; Boston, zoo D. m NJ New fas
s.o8 II. M.-Cincnnau and Laas.vpt
saturday, arrives at Cincinnati nm .Ser
at 400 y. m. Z" = nj LoriHS
One train on sunday at 500 o m
The SOD A. VI. and 500 r. VI train. s0
WIN tns fmhaio and Lake Huron RallEav ~ ~ y ~
~ points east; AZ Toronto with Grand To- - y
hingston, Ogdensbury Montreal Quah.r wv
y .anada East, Northern Vermont Nev Hs- - o.
Baggage checked through.
Through tickets for sale nj the pripcin.l p.a...
" tne West, and at the general once co.. ~
Dearborn streets, opposite the fremont No. ~ ~
ana 81 the Depot, foot Of Lake street
~ X ". RICE, supern,.a.
H. ,. sPALDrSG, Pass. Agent.
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Ayers Cathart1c Pills.
For al the purposes Of Purgativs Medicine.
FoR CosTIvENEss;
FOR THE CURE OF DYsPEPsIA:
For JAUNDICE:
For THE Cure OF INpIGEsr1oS.
For HEADACHE;
FOR THE CURE OF DYsENrERY:
For FOUL SToMAcAH;
FOR THE CURE CT ERYsIPELAs;
FoR The PILES;
For THE CURE OF ScRoruLA:
FOR ALL SCRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS:
For THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM:
For DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FOR THE CURE OE LIVER COMPLAINT:
For DRoPsY;
FOR THE CURE OF letter, TUMORs. AND SALT
RHEUM;
For WORKS;
FOR THE CURE OF GoUT:
For DINNER PHI:
FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA:
FOR PURIFYING THE BLoOD,
!. lhey are sugar-coated, SO that the most sensi
i've can take them pleasantly and thew arr the
nest aPerent in the world for all the purposes Of
family physc.
Price % cents per Boz; Boxes for 500.
: Great numbers Of Clereymen. Physicians
Statesmen, and eminent personages. have LENT
1nelr names to certify the unparalleled usefui-
r NESS " Inese remedies, but our space here will
NY ~. permit the insertion Of them. The agents
oeiow named furnish gratis our AMERTcAv Az.
MANAc IN which they are given; with also fnIl
descriptions OF the above complains. and the
treatment that should be followed for their cure.
,h po not Dc put of BY unprincipled dealers with
0ther preparations they make more nrnfit IN
Demand AYERS, and take no Others The s ~
want the best aid there Is for them. and tha1
should have it. ' sAA1A sAcy
All our Remedies are for sale by
y. G. GAY. Burlington, Iowa.
=. REED 4 co; Chicago.
BaKTLETT. KAYE 4 co. Keokuk
BARNARD Co, ST Lauis.
Dec. tsmwanaw s@ ssAtes