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WHOLESALE DEALER

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
H y q q q n n. Not IONS. Il G.
Corner Of Fourth and Main streets,
kE0kUk ................~~..IOWA A
AS lust received large aud splendid stoSk vi
j. FALL = nA WINTER GOODS, of the
latest and approved sty hes, purchased direct
ly from the importers and ManufactGssrs, and
will be sold reasonable ternAs as they can he
purchased eisowhsre. 49,. 4
The atsenfloa of City and Country Merchants In
respectfully solicited.
septl6dAw #4
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizcs this malarious poiscn in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expc II from the
ibodv. AS il snuld, 30 II does care this affecting
.us2raer wlgh perEcel certainty, And il does more,
orraticf does what Il or more service to those sub
lect ~ hsanfeetion. Ii taken in season it expels
u ron thc system IA il is absorbed and thus eeps
those who it free from its attacks; keeps the
systan in aealth although exposed i'd the disease
Consequently it, not only cures, hut protects from,
the great variety of affections which are induced
By this malignant influence. such as Remittens
Fever, Gill Fever, DHsnt, or Masked Arue
Eerloascal Headache or Bilious III eadache. Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, blindness,
Toothachc, Ear1chc, Catarrh Asthma, Paipita-
tu,ss Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Colo, PARALYSIS, and Painful Affections OF the
Stomach and Bowels. all OF which. when arising
from this eause, wli te found TO ussusiie ranre or
less the intermittent type. This " AGuE CpRE I"
removes the cause OF these arrangements and cures
the diseasa4 s8
This it aceomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories to cxpel the virus from the system and
these organs by degrees become habited 10 do this
their Office OF their own accord. Hence arises what
we term afs''sspatassna. Time NAV accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough or 10
sacrificed in the attempt. while this AGuE CUKR -
does il at once, and with safety. We have great
reason TO believe this is a as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasnatio infection. than any other
which has been discovered; and ii has still another
important advantage 70 the pubic, which is taas
1t is cheap as well as good t&
PREPARED BY
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~
: Railroad.
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE /
From Cthclnnati 10 81
BOSTON in 343 hours, NEW YORK In 81 hours,
Phfisdelph1ain 70 hours, Baltimore la 26 hours.
BufAio In 1e Dunkirk In I44 .f {
PittshurRhf IN l2A" Cleveland In 81 q
bteubenviliein lo1 !" orestlias In 6t 4"
wheeling IN l,lA &C. Coumbas in II =
Three Through Express Trains.
new feature, and secular 70 the.
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD ONLYl
AT 6 a. m, $50 a. m, l1:30 p. N.
The LITTLE MIAMI is The only Railroad to The
EAST, from Cincinnati, running NIGHT EX,
PHhsS TRAIN, and II the sn1y oad upon
which a f5ta 4 FaTl
SLEEPING CARS are run from Cincinnsti
IS 80 Ensf " bsa r z te&
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KEOKUK low T13URsDxY. MARCH Is. 1860.


3fwyggK BAHxIN0 HOUSE or t5
q q Ex u - c.. n n b Z ~ d n 4 GO.
III HAvR this day admi tied ~ part.sr In lA,
i Banking Business, AIex&ndef HArciAy, fwhc ha
been my teller for the last Nix ysArsl. The bad
SeM hereafter, viii be conducted under the hrn
andstyfs OF
GEO. @. ANDERSON 4 90.
BsiAg enc Of the oldest Rss king Houses {f ne
thcoHsstl in Iowa, the new drm solisits con In
uAnee q fcrmer patron age 50 liber extended y
the senior partner. aessss.'Ts gEest5..
ThAy viii make collections and remit, less Ex
change, sn the day of payment, free II charge.
Their references are Is formasly by senior part
nHr wis W $3.50
azYnRxHcxs
Park Bank, N. Y. - 2 -
Winslew, Lanier 4 Co., Bank ers, X.
Edward W. Clark h Co. philad a1phia. y
AoHasd Banking Co., Beston. ..,F Mo- q
~ sClspp. HpjlsS = Browne, Bankers, Boston.
ai Marine Bank Chicago. x -
Holman = 0alpcke, Chicago
Mschanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Fsrmeps Dsposit Hank, Pittsburgh.
kramer : kAhn, Bankers,
Gilmore Bxothsrton /" CineinAati. I
A. d. Hunt CO., Loutsyille.
State bavinesI M titution, 81. Louis. sa.s
Ksokuk ~ N. /. '6S. GEO. C. ANDERSON
inn6d ss&ffRE NE-1F''St
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E1s's - e ~ a. La ~ 4 Il N!:FV--
II mEss. n. TAEs0N H
ID SpKCTEC bly, sollei,s the attention of the
IL Ladies 10 her NLW STOCK of
Fall and Winter Goods.
The latest styles aud fashions and various quali-
ities, to uit ali tastes, have been selected.
Ladies' Kid and Cashmere Gauntlets, Kid
Gloves, oil colols;
Embroideries, Mourning Collars and Sets;
Corscss and Skirt Supporters
Ladies' supcr.Merino Finish Vests;
7 CLOAKs AND SHAWLS;
BeuGess, Ribbams.
FRENCH AAEkiCAn FLeMEkS, FEATHERS;
HOOP skiRTs, zEPHYR OPERA HOODS, u
And every thing USUALLY eo4spfistd In this DEPART
ment will be found in her store, o. Wholesale AK
retail. H M. III MAIN. .sT.
rs sent phTQ.d
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II. K-"-Ha
k. j. SgEEpER, Philadelphia.
MAsKAw 4 Kooss, so North-st., Baltimore.
LKEcH d Co., No. Astor House, or No. / s.
VIM. St., N. n.
LRscn y Co., No. n State street, Dos ton.
III. ii. HOUsToA, Gen. Freight Az 4, Philadeiphia
l. l.. H0UPT, Gen Ticket agent, Phiiadelphia
THoS. A. SCOTT, General sup't, Altoona, Penn
jan g. s6O-d "ts4
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" DRAPER AND TAILOR.
Eseond-st., bstHeeA MaiA ana Johnpcr stsea.s.
...n....sasa .K10Kux, IOWA. A.r77 g-.T -
LIVERY dpeaFtptieR ief flSthA end Csnimsrel
Al,c94QtsNtly qA Asnd and sat snd made up int<
garments In aAtYis ppsurpasssd In the city.
N.B.-Boys' Clothtng snt and na1e ID ihs4latcs
and hsat styles. . 4er-, Iaes10-dlYl
3tsla VI A5tt1@#N III slNs Il
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FAST TIME TO NEw YORK! !!
ErsA Cin1ansssi vsa GSIu unbas. ~
.M Il A nj /

COLUMBUS AND RENIA
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New Goods for the Ladies.
Alcohol, Burning Fluid and Cam
isf phene Distincry.
m r. n \ y ~ n,ns - ~

Third-st~, bet, Main Johnson - X BOX IK,
u ESPfcTFUiLY informs the citEens Of Keo-
k..s .s--a Surrounding oo.1s1J ...s 40 mae n,s
Dialsry Ia full operation and II ready 10 fafnish
.sll Whs may fsvor him with ssll, with any th NIX
in his line At prices a How "a can be met With IN
a,ly other market Call and try. II the goads d.,
not give sasisfAcion your money viii Be refunded.
a Nov. a. gbo-d1y So ARA3
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From Cincinnati Via corpnhps, Bs1lair rwheslipgl
and Baltimore Onto kaiffosd; VIA Csl lumbus. 4
81 6teubenville or Crestline,l Pittsburkh and i,
aFl Pennsylvnnia = Railroad; y in Coismhus,
4 aaia CleyciaAd, Daakifk or puGAlasna $50 ].
New York Erie OF New
II York Central Railroad r.,
FAKE As low As THE LOWEST. q
Baggage Checked i 5Fyr ". G.xrlNsAn1 gsS1 INIT
PA isdelphss, Bsaf'snor-. washington, BaGal !,
Dsnkisk, Pitlbwsh, wheeling, Cleveland, lie.
Psssenxers st the south ana west,
Hho ssisa Comfort and SPEED combined NTH sqysy,
Must secure their Tickets via CrNcfNNATI 81
and lhe old and reliable LTTTLFMT- 81
AMI RAflH0AD via Csasmbus. 81
~ FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information st Cincinnati, please apply q
TicErt Offsce No. 1surnef n ouse,
cor. - = nd vine; Wo1nusaeI. gAUuse;
~ old I'll CO On eua n ast corner OF
kr0A dSgny AnA FTank, OHpostte She
spencer AoNscs ana ~ the Eastern
Depot, East FrOut.sf.
r. W. sTRADEH,
feb27d Gems Tfck Agss.
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ONLV DISCOVER

ON IL = DL2ASA% v L-<-N =
WORTHY or ANT ooEr1DESoE ron
EfESTORTNG THE BALD AND GRAY.
WNABT. since the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have a.
IN tempted not only initiate his restorative, but profess %
have discovered s1lsthng that would produce results identical
Fondcu results Of Prof Woods preparation and have
forced geld 60 m rsstess sway Read ms fellow
ins'- BAN. MA1sE, April 18th. ls5s.
PHoF. 3. J. WOOD Co: GentsThe lester wrote vou in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative ana Enn you
have published this vicinity and elsewhere, has gwen rise to
inquiries touching the facts IN hscae he INC uf
are ht is Of my hahitaon and nance as stated IN
~ orurication seoond Of all therein contained
third, does my hair still continue to be IN goo order anG o.
natural coor7 To al and do answer inYaFa0yyes ny
Lar 4 even better than any stage Of my life for forty year5
past, soft thrifty and better eolored he same Is oe OF
ny Ehksr and the Only cause Why is not generally True -
that the substance is washed Of By frequent ablnton OF the
e, when used BY Wiping the lace IN close eonneo
ton with the WHISPERS result viii follow as the hair
sye ben in recpt Of great many letters from al parts
Of New England asking NY hair SD continues % Dc
good much fraud in the mEnufnure and sale Of
various compounds this, it has, doubt, 6een basely
Initiated and used not only without any good elect but
absolute injury haTenot used Of your restorative Of any
recount for some months and yet my hair h as good a. ever
hund examined it With surprise, IS am nog ol yea
old and not gray hair in my head Or on ny ae Aa g prove
received your favor u Two quart bottles last sumner, Tor
which very Frsteuli gave it to my friends and hereay
indpeed t 10 H IL many were sge teal until aer trial
and then purchased and used Il with universal success villa
ask vor that you send test By which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many fear without author
ity from from you. pure article will insure success and
believe where gosd ELECTS do not follow, the failure caused
M me impure article which curses the inventor OF the good
deem my duty heretofore to keep you apprsed Of the
my hair. assure all who inquire Of me Of ny IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear Ss
yours, ,-, a a - ~, = AZ g aG 9SsS
The Restorative put upin bottles of three Sizes vE: large
medium small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per boe the mediums hold az least twenty per cent more N
proportion chan the sma retas for 81 per boe the large
holds quart per cent proportion and retSs io -
sbotue. o. }. wood & Co., Praprietors "a BroadEay
New York. ia Market street. 81 louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers whossale9 oy
house in the Unised states. lfe0ll-ly
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"A SNGtI.AR AFFAIR.-We are crediiably informed
that some three weeks since some unknown parties
commenced throwing rocks at the dwelling house OF
Rev A Conlev. some ten miles defiant from this
place and that It has been kept up without any IN
PERMISSION Of more than three or four hours dur
ing the whole Of that time, and is still going on The
house Is situated in deep valley between two very
high hills and the rocks some times thrown from
enc Of the hills and SOM Jmes tie other. We con-
Versed with gentleman who visited the place yes
terday, who informed us that pretty much all the
glass had been broken out Of the windows and
great many singles and planks knocked OF Of the
house The neighbOrs have gathered there m large
numbers but no this time have been unable to make
any arrests.
The rocks come from great distance, and are
evidently thrown with some kind Of machinery.
We earnestly hope that the parties may be arrested
and brouEht % punishment
There is sometimes as many as six or eight rocks
thrown at once and il is supposed that there is many
persons engaged in the aialr.-D0ver (Ieu) Jour
nal, JlEe ~.
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COMMERCIAL.

Review Of the nashville Market, for ahe
Week en1lnF SuMe 98s
c0TTOE AND TOE kco0--Thsrs has been but very little
done IN sess staps dlas week the zansasions
Ing few bales Ct the fomsf few hogssds Of she later
FLOUR AsO GRAIE--Ihs i.sck Of EIoaf on ne nafkst
which light consists rinepay Of Ohio and KsEiucy brands
The ads mainly osaanea % sgppng tie demand for domestic
clnsanuton. We quote suPerEns st966 50 and AEtra e4
750psr barrel the outside figures being the prices FOR small lots
In sacks lie pris1ars s2sus IS Cor Extra from hr hands
We herof nc ansscioas 10 Wheat e predicate queiAons
upon.
cor. active demand At 65a7Bs and vary superior
tcls Of prime white would probably coumani ase per suine
PR9YrsIONs-The receipts Of during the week have
light and We quote tie extremes Of The market fol
Iowa shoulder Sc Rams l0SIolo and cier sids lo5lle
from wsors From store packed &c Tsncs these quota
lions is demanded.
The coudsra irquiry io Lard Which We quote ct loz
aIO5gc according to quality and packages
ROnRRTrsTbs market Is we'll supplied With Groceries
and srsis fair aount Of business doing "a this department.
Weqaols;
az and Prime 70 Choice oa95sc 3 10 hogs
heads and sfc advsnoe en- te QUOTATIONS. 70 nsrresi New
M,,SSs 40 srsur 8IOasses il barrels 4o4sc gal; half
rei- 4lso; Sugar House 4345e Golden syrup barrels
- al barrelS60c, and kegs ten gals sjc.
OoFFEeR0 lalfs(c. Lagayra l49l5c; Java l6920c b.
TEa-Impera 6unpoEder So 75ei Young Hyon 81
Geo, Black 6018Sl ~.
skLT-We quote Coarse Sack at SLSO and Fine sL6O9
TO- and Barrel at 4os bushel The stock On the market
ample to meet the demand.
COTTON YARNs-Ths following she agents quotations
oE Cotton Yarns 200 and 500 90 dOs 600 io 5OO c and
wH-sKY.-Reotasd is held at eOs2so . gallon, and
''untr7 at soS7'epeT GALLON according . Qusliy
The Cater, vrovre,,oue
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Rio de yareiro nIarket, April 81.

Tbs more favorable Coffee received from Europe
the United DAYS after last report
utmo, impaired activity market and about
bags (of which half for the United Stae) changed hands
that date the end Of the month at advance OF about
50 rs DR. arr packet advising further improvement
European and American Coffee markets. holders became
hrmer advancing their peensons fully 100 r. per This
exceedingly small averaging only 20 bags per day. hold
succeeded ia realizing their views The weather having
very fine and prices having been high,
pears the Of old Coffee the interior must be almost
exhausted otherwise supplies would have been abundant
few samples new Coe appeared Market bu it
said at liberal supplies will net be coming forward 3ei july
The stock market CONSISTS Of about 0 bags. sass Tar
comprise about 65 100 bags Of which abeul 0o
for the United States Csances last amonth mounted 70
l25 32 bags including the United States OF which 20
IA -are a Newn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

BALTNoRE, June zL-Midneh t-New York has
down 70 SO e 81. 70 60 the majority report This
grows cut Of Railroad arrsngements between Dean
Richm0nd AS presidents Of the New York Central
Rairoad with the Douglas managers who control
Tie Illinois Central and Michigan Southern
Haring made hard bargain with these, Dean has
turned over I'll eight votes he holds 10 lis brooches
pocket and turned the scale IN fsyor Of Douglas.
As consequence, ths majority report will be
adopted tomorrow morning and the biggest kind Of
bolt viii ensus. The Seceders have already en-
gagsi the Nary land Institlte Hal in anticipation Of
the result
The following viii 60 with the sonih fr,m the
Norsh
Maine delegates, Massachusetts 3. Connectcus
8. New York 81 Pennsylvania 35. New Jersey il,
Ohio 5 or 6.
Nearly the Wkele delegations IRON an the South
eTn States vii secede.
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NEw ORLEANS June 22-Coton sales to-day $50 bales MID
ding IO9IZ sales OF the week 900 bales Receipts Of
the week 1850 bales against 100 bale during the corresponding
time year. Exports Of the week 500 bales Total exports
the season bales Total Tecps this port ahead Of
last year 46 900 bales all southern por 600 bales
CHARETOE, June 2The cotton market is quiet and prices
nominal. Sales Of The week 700 bales at extremes Of TO le
Receipts Of the week 1909 bales
MoBILR 20SaIes cotton day $50 bales MdnsS
9iOe Sales q three days 500 bales Receipts Of three
days 645 bales.
The New Orleans Price Current gives the following as the
comparative prices Of Cotton en- the 18th Of June
II the years named
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BreadsiuTfs and ProYisIOns.

The Clncinnatl daAste OF the tsa3ts
Flour mly day, hut sellers free at the asking
prices, Win moderate demand Fresh ground superhne
canno bought S. old not leane at that figure
Rrs ngs from IS 10 70 So The Ney York market Is IettY
strong, with god export demand 10000 bbis having sold for
penf day, there still relatively below Our
Gu rency The latest advice Europe favorable TO
tuue mir demand from tat 81 about present quotations
Wheat firm AZ 29 3 far white and 81 l48 10 Tor red
Ness dull at IS holders ask mOre but would,
think easier buy than sell al the price named Very
e doing bacon there being considerable difference between
bus sellers Shoulders to be had to limited extent,
&C. though generally held at 81 few small lots sides sold
at 0iehey generally held at l0K. Lard buoyaRt
About 200 eces have been bought this week at ll92 in
cdng $40 in three lots, yesterday and to-day at
r. Barrel would hug II 4 and It u held At lIZ A sale Of
i00kes 2. There sale New Orleans Saturday
evening 1916 srce straight brand - The purchase was
made By Spanish hoase for the Havana market
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marEers by Telegraph.

NEw YORK. June 23-cOttOn dull, sales trifng Middng
Upland lO; Flour sales Is OO bbls, 5595 IS; Corn firm,
sales 1900 bushels, 6697O; Pork arm, sales 1850 bbS,
lsg7 9Is5O; Lard buOysn sales 300 bills llSl2 Coffee
dull firm, Rio I4I; Sugar quiet declined ~ MOlAsssI
steady Cuba g, Porto Rico SO.
CINCINNATI, June % Flour irregular and lower sales Of
1900 bbs 5O Whisky Lard 49, Mess Pork held at 1900
10 rs; Sugar e9solases $685. Coffee Is3E9l5 Oats 90
INV ORLEANS 23-Cotton, sales to day 200 bales,
prices Irregular; steady, 54O95 50; MOIAsIes sS9
y; Tobacco m, choice s99: Freghts and Exchange
changed.
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CHOLERA III MALtuA.-AdYices from Malaga re-
csived b this city via Gibraltar state hat the ehol
era was prevailing there 70 fearful extent, and
that its ravsges were not confined to the poor peo-
pie but that an classes attacked. On the 18TH
u there were about 200 cases in the city, and the
deaths numbered from IS to 100 per day. All who
could do so were leaving the city.-Boston AdU.
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Ths shuttle stitch is Sometimes oa1 ~ ioeE eh for uGect
outfits an one and ihs sane. ne rsh nads hy merely
crossing two threads. Ths ends Of 80 s BY De sAui
Machines must Be- fastened b. & bard assle prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine better adaped manufacturers ia 70
fmly uIs.
Isn3l-dtEkH
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SANFORD'S
InvjSOratOE,
wEvru nERFTTTATES.

TFscompoumded entirely from Gum, and
has becomean established TACT, Standard Medicine known
and approved b. all thEt have Ised , and is now
sorted q win conhdencs IN all the disease for which it
Il b1s cured thou.ana. 6 within the last two years
Who had givsn up all hopes OF relief, the numerous
NJ 49, 1st be a5ap,ei g 70 tie temperament Of the
Individual taking H. and US q ed in such quantities 70
act gently on the Bowels.
,s a5 ~ ~ tss liver TNs . ViGORATOiE, and it
win cure Liver Come = plaiFadss BlllOub At-
Jacks DysPePsta, = ChEonic D1 1ssa
- mroUsv. SOM =, stomach Ha biEual
CostfVeuesss ChOi- les Cholera, GhOle-
"a Morbuss Oh Olera - lntantum3 Aattla
Ience. n "a mdfce. - HFemaIe Weakuesaa
es and may be used sue Isl osssnily as an = fe,a-1l-
~ Family Medts - cine Il VII eure - -
n = a ia g H T., las - thousands testify) in
twenty minutes n two or fhree Tea.
spOOnfuls are tax ~ en- AZ tne comm nc q
All who use itare giving thsiFI uo1ys
NIX water in the mouth VII the lnTgorat0r and swallow
Bon togs2s IyF ET MS FAMILY CATHARTIC
s. compounded FROM pure vegetable and PutuP
in GLASS CASES air tight, and viii keep 10 my eIl-es.
The Family Ca tnarLic Pill ISL gen
tie active CathartcI winch the proprietor AaA
used in his practice more . 5laa twenty sel $780, b
49, Ir1s1sed ne PILLS ard the satisfaction which
an rss In regard to their use induced me place
'S re. Procession o l' Tsil i know that dspt oacs act
on Id diaSEf I m P2.Sn' q THaRTTU PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
te-p eoupouuded from = variety Of the purest Ve6e
f.bIs Fvtracts which act alike on every part Of the
.lientarv canal and are good and safe in all
es where a Cathartic is = nesded such q y
S,,r1@eweurs Oh the : stomach, 3 4 g epi =
1,cSs Pains in the e Back and 4 o i N -
C0srfvemees, Pain and Soreness over
~ vvhOTo b O =, Z from sudden cold, which
fra1psrv. If neglected, - end long OF fe-
vsv T,Oss of Appes = lite, "A Creeping Sen
sarton Of Cold over the BODY, Restless
T,aEs. FCadaChe, or g weight in the head,
nj n F1,R innate nv q Diseases, w OEmss in
Children Adults, = hheuHmAtlsRn a gieet
Purifier OF the BLOOD y and many diseases 70 Hhch
ss,b Ia heir too numerous to mention in this advertise
ment. Dose, 70 ;. Price dimes -, r.,
The Liver TuVfgOratOr and Family Ca
thaVtfc Pills are reed by Druggists generally, anG sold
wholesale By the trade Ia all the large towns. =
t W.SANFORD, NJ d.
M,nufactn rer And PropriebJr. 335 Broadway, N. Y.
o. J. WOOD CO.,
-, st. I outs, No.
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aa q National Democrat and gallant leader; with
result
The convention then ordered tle previous ques-
ton and adjourned ill ten O'Clock tomorrow.
lr. Douglas has telegrnpl,rd here Il nodifg &c
platform possible and il necessary 10 thl1apt
his name. There IS much excitement; q number 81
teiegraas have been sens 70 sIr Borras by friends
here exhortng him not eTubarrass their action but
to leave himself in the hands of his friends.
There IS speaking in Monument Square tonight,
but little enthusiasm
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CMEROKEE REMEDY.
ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES,
rs
NauseOus Drugs and Poisonous
Minerals.

VETE ask the afflicted Of either sex which do you prefer
Wv pleasant and delicious syrup compromised from Natue
sEn emedesone which will speedily and Permanently cure
Won or the vK compounds heretofore used, with ali ~ hsu
seous and detang effect together with the l5ahsome diseases
MANY times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
be heroee Remedy is Natures Specific for 6onor
a elect Gravel Structure, Fluor Abus Whites in Femaes)
aud an diseases Of the Urinary Organs; curing these diseases oy
natural avs after all other preparations have aed and Is one
"a Heavens merces offending msni Instances c9uc
produced OF its elects which would stsgger credulily
The nauseous preparations heretofore used have tailedi
this las never 10 instance been known to TAIL Happily or
ntnd the Governor Of verdi is Father who afct not
70 kill, but to cure ,.,,,.
which when aka quickly flies to all parts Of the system attacks
te disease AZ every post and with fidelity and courage uny
dirrbIs never gives uut has completely expelled II
f he body AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
health aad vigor. 49,
i, eeiy" strikes at the very root Of the disease its ten
encv not simply suspend the poison but to remove the
cause on which it depends. .
M : And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire an
sea Of an aass0us taste sH Il can lay IN the count
ing room or on the toilet table without ever behg suspected as
Remedy for secret diseases. e..
II tratsson VeneTa diseases with null directions iof lsN
permanent cure accompany each bottle
? Sold BY all respectable Drugg. ana 9alsrs ln uell
cines POTTER & MIR" IN oO'e - FP.
Sold Nashville wholesale by Berry Denoville and ~
ing Pendeon at retail by Henderson, and all Drug
gsts everywhere, dec1-d'"~"iy -hsiue