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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11
ORIGINAL NOTCH.

To Orson " Towsey, Z. w. Bates and James Bickneil
Defendants:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ON OR BIZ.
Il fore the 10Th day Of March. 1884, petition Of w.
Campbell plaintiff will be filed in the Office Of the Clerk
of the District Court in the County OF Black Hawk State
Of Iowa. for and upon prommissory note. and asking
the foreclosure and sale for the purchase money which
said note Il part OF the sw Of ne and Of Of
chained Is eight hundred dollars interest
thereon from August f4th, 1876, at ten per cent And
uness appear thereto and defend before Of the
second day Of the next April term Of said Court In said
County, which commences on the 4h Monday Of April,
1864 default will be entered against you therein, and
Judgment rendered thereon In accordance with prayer
81 said petition. No personal claim ID made against jas
Biekncll
]. 0. POwERs Plaintiff s Atf,.
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As.-Tt is with pleasure We can recon-
mend y the public SO worthy an arsicle as
A. j q. KNOTT s.Aediciaal Ale. It is man.
'Ifactdred solely from malt and hops, and is
consequently free from all impure and inju-
rious Substances. 1t is highly recommended
by the physicians as as excellent tonic, and
as such is now being used by many of tho
best families Of the place. The manufactuS.
IN are unable to keep pace with the demand,
but are now enlsrging their facilities, and
vii! soon be able to fill al! orders promptly.
Wcespacislly advise those of sodentary habits
TO give this ale trial. We are now on our
fourth keg, and if we live long enough ex,
pect to tap our four hundredth. See adycr-
Iisement elsewhere.
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Roback's CataWba brandy is made from
the PURE JUICE or THE cArAwBA GRAPE which Is grown
in abundance in Ohio and from which this article OBJ
taned- has an agreeable flavor, fine clear color, and
possesses all the qualities for medicinal purposes and
beverage OF the hes. Imported brandes. As flavor.
ing for mnce pies and other cooking purposes It Is the
most economical article that be used being one halt
dollar cheaper by the bottle and nearly two dollars
per gallon cheaper than other Branes sold for that pur
pose. Wherever II has been introduced has found ran
Id sale, and is daily gaining In popularity giving in al,
cases the utmost satisfaction Call for Rohacks Cataw
bs Brandy" which may be found for sale BY Druggists
Grocers and dealers generally Throughout. the West
CIV. ROBACK, Proprietor.
SO, S. 60 and 62 East Third Street.
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HOS7ET2ERS CELEBRATED STONA CU BIT
TERS Is one Of greatest Strengthening preparations
extant. Its especially adapted to those who afflicted
with the Fever and Ague, any other disease arising
from dsordered condition Of the digestive organs. For
the Fever and Ague there Is perhaps medicine In the
world equal to II. a. enters purifes and replenishes
the blood which 10 so to bring about healthy
action In diseases Of this nature. The Btters are now
among the most popular and At the time valuable
specifics in the medical world In recommending to
the public, we fully conscious Of doing them great
service knowing, as do, their many excellent qua
les and sure and speedy action In all where the
disease caused by reguary Of the digestive organs
trial will suffice for the most skeptica tSg- See ad
rertisement For sale by Druggists and dealers gener
ally, everywhere.
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ID I II ID.

At tbs residence Of his sonin-law, JoskPu PuLLAS In
Cedar Falls, Iowa. Sabbath morning, Feb 2sth 1864
JACOB PURINT0H, Of Hamilton County. Ohio in The
Goth year Of his age.
The remains we're taken to, and inferred In, Spring
Grove Cemetery, near Cine isnati
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Soldiers Funeral The funeral services
of LEVI RucxER late member Of Company b.
3lst Iowa, will take place at the Methodist
Church at 10b A. NJ, next Sabbath. Sermon
BY Rev. j. BOWMAN. 1t is especially re-
quested that all of his former comrades in
the service, in this vicinity, now discharged
and at homc-of whom there are some d,z.
en- or fiiteen-be present at these last sad
rites of brave soldier and good man.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Social Party.-At Overman's Hall on
Thursday evening tf next week. Music
by McCowAs's band: supper at the Carter
House; tickets one dollar.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Lecture this Erening.-Dr. s. W. Crow
just from Richmond, will lecture in Over.
mans Hall this evening. Suhject-"The
Great Rebellion"
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TO xUBSCRIBEIss.

On the first Of January the GAzErTE turned
ieai. adopting the advancepsy system subscriptions
Which viii be invariably and impartially adhered to.
Subscribers receiving their papers with marked
opposite their names may know that the time of their
subscription Is about to expire.
No paper ciu be sent longer than the time paid for
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Leeturs to-night.-IsAAc ScnENcK lectures
before the Horticultural and Literary Society
this evening. Suhject-"Laborer C.. Specu.
1dtorn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Donation.-Ths friends Of Rev. J. BowMAN
will give him donation party at Overman's
Hall, next Friday evening, March 18th. The
public generally invited TO attend.
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kw- Save Your Life AZ

nYSPEPSIA. ERYSIPELAs, KIDNEY CON-
~ plafat, Sick and Nervous Headache, Neu,ulgia,
Graoel 7esser, Bdroeys Itch and Baldness. A Treat
Use ON the above Diseases with their speedy and era.
nent cure, sent free to any address. Address s. c.
UPHAM, No. IS, South Eighth St., philadelphia, Pa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

SPERMATORRHEA CAN BE CUR
ED.-Dr RAND's SPE CIFyC cures Sper,aatorrhoa,
Seminal Weakness Lmpotency, Loss Of Ioarer. &C.,
speedily and e6ectuaUy. Its effects truly magical
trial Of the SPECIFIC will convince the skepca Of
Its merits. Price, box. Sent postpaid to any al.
dress, by 8. C. UfHAM 4o3 CHESTNUT STREET, PnILA-
pELpnlA Pa. Circulars sent free. 7-6m
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G. cHEvALIER,s INSTRUCTIONS.

MI ADAMEL l.. O. CNEVALIER'S INSTRUCTIONS
A'A-fEMALEs suffering from painful Menstruation, Ir
reguarcs and Distractions from whatever
PERSONS CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE, and Ka,rieG People
Generally, will find IL to their advantage to study MAD
AAE CHEvALiERs Revised Essay" the means Of Void
ing Conceptionscorrecting all Irregularities In Mensru
aton and the general health happiness Of Married
Women. Those wishing advice from one schooled and
experienced, and competent to teach, may obtain TIL
Essay properly sealed by enclosing Two three cent
age stamps and addressing Madame l.. q. Chevaiier
Drawer 6421, Chicago, illinois,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Hear El--Jog To,cn.-All citizens Of
Cedar Falls, and especially those parties who
own lands in Browns Addition, more "a
'nilisrly known as jog Town,"-are hereby
requested to attend meeting to be held at
the office Of Col. SESSIONS, on Saturday even
ing, March l2;h, at o'clock, to consider the
possibility Of changing that portion of the
town so that the streets shall he as they
should be. and not as they are. That this
bad jog in the pleasantest part of the town
should be rectifisd no one disputes. We
learn that nearly, If not all those owning lots
invssSed ia its meshes, are willing to do what
IL fair and right to have the streets straight.
ened so as to correspond with other thor.
oughfarss. If nothing is done our new school
house will front on narrow lane. This fact
alone should be considered of sufficient i'm
porfance to effect the proposed change. II
is hoped our citizens will attend the meeting,
and see the necessity Of taking immediate
action.
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BhANDRETH'S PlLIS.--Youm NAG recover
your health by the Of other remedies. You may re-
cover without any, but do not forget that you may die
and that Brandrets Pills could have saved you For
remember that the
AWFUL PRINCIPLE OF DEATH,
when you have II In In your system evident 10
yonr animal instincts. Your counenance tells your
friends; your dreams and your own heart tell you.
Now at these times there Is medicine 50 deserving
your confidence as
BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,
is the only medicine known that certainly save when
all the usual indications say you must die
Mr.. John Pudney, Springfield, Union Co., n. j., has
used BRANDRETH's PILLS for fifteen years In his fam
ly and for all his hands in which time these Pills have
cured them Of Bilious affections Headache, Rheumatism
Fever and Ague Measles Whooping Cough. and he says
he has never known them to fail. Principal Office 294
Canal Street, New York.
Sold by all respectable dealers in medicines.
ASK FOR NEW STYLE.
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sSs- Thu French Preventive s

NJ IG HTzN EMISSIONS EFFECTUALLY
~ precented iri.oat TIE IF medicine by the use
Of "9he French Peceatire' the greatest invention Of
the Price, One Dollar Sent post paid all parts
Of the country. Address DIR. s. CURTIS Box 269T Post
Office, Philadelphia, Pa Circulars sent free. 4S6m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Sc Hsre-Just received at BARRoN's, Mu-
sic and Photographs and fresh. Go
and look at the assortment.
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u Dyspepsia can be cured -<ss

nISPEPSIAN NO MATTER HOW LONG STAND
- ing, yields at once to "UPHAM's DYSPEPSIA
CuHs." The effects of this Remedy truly magical
Try It and be convinced. Price One Dollar box Sent
post paid to any address, by s. c. UPHAM Is South sth
St., Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. 4S6m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH sEXEs.-A
reverend gentleman having been restored to health in
few days, after undergoing all the usual routine and
regular expensive modes Of treatment without success
considers his sacred duty to communicate his aic
ed fellow creatures the means Of cure Hence on the
receipt OF an addressed envelope, he will send re-
copy Of the prescription used. Direct to Dr. JonS
DiGSALL 1855 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

Waterloo Hems.-From the Courier We
learn that "Ma. BLAsBERG is busily engaged
in putting in the necessary machinery for a
wooden factory on Mill Square" Grounds
have been secured for public square, which
will be Immediately fenced and ornamented.
The largest contributors to the purchase
were j. II. LEAvIrT, and r. RUSSELL, whe
contributed $lCO each. In the way Of i'm
provemcnts there is noted the building of q
hotel to cost $4,000, and three store build.
ings 2Ox60 feet EACH. :. .TousLEY, Of Du-
buque, has purchased SHRRxAN's saloon. :.
The Courier wants the town incorporated so
that there will be some "eity dads TO attend
to various things that need looking after.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-11

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lW ARE NOT
MSisSgA TO sE ExcElLEo
21 ss5s srodACHIo.
NEl=S@ Regulator
fDlezsrlv. ORGANS.
Wcsc RvNtevs
ove not oSSeveA 10 Nc NWSElc
os q wNeAAclv\e WS\lcM WIN
cave UM Nc ''NNAs which
S\esM ls MeAv TO-" Nvk o. O
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wv Nc HNNAoNs A.stxlcts
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tN\scN W. NvONNSv N>NNtytAes,
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q save NvevcNS>uC q
P1zIo11s Fever,
FeOer and Hg.ls
L1Oer Complaint,
Qyspeps1a,
Indigestion,
Juz17ad1ce,
Kidney Complaints.
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l0v NNtyAve.
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w. RoNucMs
SkOw>NcM Rvttcva
uvc NE vlcM vlOA's So\oes
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Dv. RoNnSM's
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tNv>vOvutc Ne weok uMA
AeNlNlkuhcA.
Dv. RoNosks
SkOW>NcM RvNtcvs
Avlvs uvNsAN w>eANNcMo\M
av>A N>~Asc AlSc evllowoS\s.
Dv. RoNNck's
Sk0wANcM RVNkCvs
Nxc Nc SoAAAev's EvNauA, NY
Nvcvewt>Mg DlNvvAeA, DMs-
svtcvA, NMeAwNNtAsVA, exc.
These Eitters ors p,.t UP in quart
bottles, Of whioh tho above is a fac-sips-
ito. The label is finely engraved, and
10 provided with safeguard from
eounterfsiters. Prios 81 Per bottle, or
cir for $5.
G. w. PobaoI, proprietor, No. s
East Fourth St, Cincinnati, to Who~
~ orders should BE- addressed.
FOR SALE BY
6. A. COOK. Chicago, General Agent
Sold in Cedar Falls by 9. Il. WALLACE, BENJAMIN
WAYNE. In Waterloo by w. ". t0RRY, and by ali
Druggists IN the country.
Sold NJ Wholesale IN Chicago Nv FULLER FRENCH
FULLER, and AL Druggists.
eH-C Country Merchants and Dealers eupplied ty p
A. CRoskEf and y. b. BECkWlTH, Chicago.
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State Executive officers officially announce
that among the towns in the State entitled to
a city organization, is Cedar Falls. We are
sadly in need Of a good effective city, organi-
zation Immediately, but shall have to content
ourselves to wait year before that desirable
state of affairs can be consummated. The
Statute provides that the election of munich
pal officers in all cities and incorporated
towns in the State, shall take place on the
first Monday Of March. In consequence of
not being notified that we were entitled to
such an organization till the first Monday of
March had passed, it requires US to wait till
next March before we can legally elect mu-
nicipal officers. Heretofore We have been in
the habit Of electing town officers in May, but
by the provision Of the Statute specifying the
time for holding elections, it would appear
that our present town officers were not legal
ly elected, and that VIC must now wait until
March next before we can, have bona .fac
municipal officers,-for according to the law,
any election held in May next, for this pur-
pose, would be illegal, and not binding. But
we might just as we'll have no organization
as such an one as we have been cursed with
for several years past. 1t is dead letter any
way, and can be no deaaer, even without of.
ficers.
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NF THE CONDITION OF THE HOME INSURANCE
~ co MPANY, OF New York, ON the first day of JAN
oary 1864, made to the Auditor Of the State u Iowa.
pursuant to the Statute of that State.
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NlEN.

p..f.. rl.nt
BACON-In Broo 81 Friday Nov. WilhuI MshsIa.on
youa.st cli Of Emiy A. and T. NJ. Bacon aged years
I months and p DAYS
The relatives and fais Of the family RESI- ecgy invited
70 attend thc funeral Saturday Ne. al eocA p H.
a. tire residence o. h, parents 10 - So O'
I tween Leavetic and De kalb aVes'' "f'o"'yH"
RONNEff IL, So,th Be1,.u on frdav Nov T. Mrs Emily
Bonue wife OF Alexander Bonnel aged 8 years months
TIE and friend. Of the family regecaly invited
40 @ her funeral on Monday. Nov, Z, n - O'clock o. the
/ Baptist Church near PeiIy'iile' ~ j.
pRAKr-op "Wednesday Nov. ? william q. Drake. aged
Tho relative and friends Of the family resi- -culy invited
IN o,,rps the funcrbl a. his late residence mot from his
bro.her laws eTToneonsy stated m tiiays Herald
X On, West Fortytir Sunday the 9th inst a. 3
/ o'Ciock WI bout furt CO invitation.
,ulLAN-suddety on Thursday iiov. g. Sarah Fox, be
loved vie Of George Mcmillan AGED 10 years months and
The re- tive. and n-uls Il tie family respectfully invited
10 scud the tuners from he late residence no lS liaIy
OF Stanton bTooAyh on SundaIi thr ON INST
al "A p Tee without further invitation Tue remains Will be
takei 90 Greenwood Thus has passed away, We trust 10
realms Of endless diy, an aheciiousie VIE fond mohe
and devoted friend
MUDGFTT-ln h. city Friday, Nov T. Eliza NJ. wife Of
y. H. Mudgett. aged 90 years.
Funeral from hel late iesdence. No III ParSsVe, corner OF
Thitv-f6h-.t. Monday. the 'th inst. Of u o'clock
Friends are invited lo attend without further notice
sCHAFER-ln Broosyu on Thursdly Nov. ., Josephine
Mar secoud daughter Of John r. cad anna SehsI aged
Tie relatives sud friends Of the family invited to attend
tie funeral the residence Of her parents No 81 IompAins
place 40 O'Clock today without further invitation
California papers please copy
TLFORD-sudlenly on Thursday Nov 3 James y 1iliord
TIE reves ana friends are respectfully invited TO attend tho
funeral from the residence o. his brother Ne q West
Twenty hrstsL ou'Sund.y afternoon the ON inst, NJ
o'clock
yAI-Or Tue,Ay Nov J. :. Painfeld " j. Eliza G.. wife
Of Maon Vail and daughter of the late Joseph Preico
Boyle Of Liverpool Nova Scotia, aged Il year, months
Tho r.ivcs and friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral SATURDAY, the - inst, u O'Clock p m
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FOR ALL Forms OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES.

UBCEltATlNE DISEASES,
III. o. the No.s Throat, Tongue spine sorch,Id Scalp,
no riedy be-, ever proved Il, equal.
r7ls GENERAL BLooD-PUGIFYISG AGENT
H. LIsk SYRUP STANDS UNRIyALED By
rREPAEArloS THE WORLD
Discs o. l, spine o., usually developed tn. young Hip
Dis, ,,rut - ,nd ~ nervous Diseased. and Ladie, who
rsA-rin- from Drea.e, far which they loss to
an what 20 DO We would ady.s tie uso OF CONsTlTU-
lrR LIFE SYRUP Irwin restore ,her palll count.
rn strengthen then veal bacA and side, syo them new
rny new lie sud happiness.
THE RICH AND POOR
A,al- 20 the .sms diaea-. Ya,u.. AMI seisns. h''
u. he Constitution Lilo syrup for the bensat si ali.
PURE BLOOD
Pace, healthy and women and II tn. constitution 10
Noted In youth di.e,., and esy death the result Do
paes, when the means sFe hand and within the
10 Of an.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
III. Poor nan'. Friend and tine Rich Man. Blessing
Buy n. TAME H. AND BIZ CURED.
II IL UNIVERSAL IN ITS EFFECTS
NM. II. GREGG, NJ. D.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NETWORK.
dee 3 per Bottle. siE Bottles Coz 80
2 Sent by EIpre., 10 all parts Of the country
MORGAN & ALLEN,
who'osa.s Drug s,s,s agents
NO 40 CLIFF ST.. Ntw.YoRx
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sixth Congressional District.
lNrH. NtrA AID AVlTH WARDS
SEGULAR UNION CANDIDATE,
HENRY j. RAYMOND.
Roozs ~ THEN Y. STATE CENTRAL Committee
AsToR hOUsE Nov ,, 1874 I

AsTOR hOUsE Nov. ,, 1874.
A. a meeting o. the Erecuivs Committee o. the New
vors non state Con mite held the A.tor House in tbs
CIR Of Nes-Yok tr ID Of November, 1894 the follow.
ms r.san bs saa csouhon. unanimously adopted
Inc hgecl,-r. Committee Of the EewYor. Union stsA
Cour- viii dcsse % hsrnouize the e1isn: dihersn
cs 20 tao sal, Congregational District invited the nomt
n-r. Hou HfSEY =. kATNOSD aud Col. RUSH c. HAvKISa
70 ne Committee and AFTER hearing their statements
ihr sc1n of the nominating conventions sn the
subsc-lcu ator. of the candidates to recoacs the dess
slees Ia ihs District i was u1snimousy
Rno-,a -Lal j. be recommended 70 tho two candidates
~a inc CONNECTIONS non- -a'ns thrm tthey having sresaJ
selected each r ~. - empower tie Executive Com
% % 81 O. ti, referee % at with the Referees ateadl
CHOSEN By sho Give c4ddes. and tina. The decision
majority determine wto Of the candidate, should
be tho c-ud $500 G., tie Union party IN the Sixth District
TIC proposition va, accepted by Nj RArxosp and The
Convent % vh. nominated h but letter received
rom .hc Convention which nominated Col HAWKINS 10
,si-7 ts proposition and submitting counter proportions
st lie difference decided and the candidates selected b
e2s.l4. lcts. .
T.sspoa if a. v.anisou,y re.olrsI That tn. cOnvsa
on which nominal, Col HAWKES. having declined the pro
position made by - Committee sndhavng Submitted Props
,tous which TIA Committee 10 regard either expo
G.u conducive hsrmonus and vigorous seton among
tho broE Of ID. District hD Com~s rndcr oil ~
scsm,sSsts y me and after careful inquiry as 70 ~
,sls,e rrr-g u the eandidsn' RECOMMEND usios
foTsss ~ rHE DISTRICT TO CAST THEIR VOTES fOl
HENRY J. RAYMOND AS THE REGULARLY NoML
MATED UNION CANDIDATE.
HAMILTON HARRIS. Chairman.
NA.Ds q. eoTEEa, secretary
ACTION oF TIE NATIONAL UNION EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
ROOFS THE NATIONAL USIoS)
ELECTIVE COMMITTEE. }
AsToa Houss NEwloRK Oct 81, lS6+.
4, ss.uf o. the Committee held this day In the absence
~ NJ Rirxo xp the Hon. VIM. CLAFFLIN, OF MAsachs
sst,s -s.sProil,-d temporary Chairman.
the Comnittes having been
s.,ed ,bs following resolution offered considered and
sn.ne'ol'iy adopted:
Essolces That amply srsed to learn that the Hc1
HESaT RalEOsD has accepted the nomination snderee
hn ~ ~. Union Convention Of the Sixth Congrrsons Dis
Fei tho New that experience OF ms
lily iuith.s n ecomrendng him 20 the people OF thse
,,ri,t lnsuy qualified TO represent Their In the
Nsoas Councs 9nd that most earnestly ds.iro he ess-
on position would benefit him ont oeessse
no country would b. benefited by securing his servics
WIN CLATFLlS. Chairman Pro tso-
n u. spgRRr secretary.
" a. sif,r,onaI Political ksstees see Eixhth PAGE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER s. 1854
Or. It. b. TnIbet's MedIcated Concentrated

Pineapple CiderIhe proprietor has known Tor lDs
time the beneficial results arising from the Of
VALUABLE REMEDY and has been induced place it be-
fore the public for the benefit OF suffering humanity will
increase the strength give vgor aud action system
Regulate digestion When taken internally for pains OF al
sinds-Biou Collie Darrhea Diseases OF the Throat Pains
In the Chest Hoarsenes Coughs Nsuragl Rheumatic Pains
Dyspepsia Acdiy Of the stomach etc. etc. it's soothing and
quettng effect on the system is mos: astonishing.
Df: WILCOX. eminent physician employed 1t with great
success in treating Fevers Dyspepsia Nervous Lose
OF Appetite, Weakness Palpation Of the Heart Chronic
Drrhea Cole Dysen,ey sud Diseases OF the Stomach and
Bowes II Ia also particularly recommended by pnyscst 70
delicate females anu ~ excellent .en,ly IL ,s9 ~
ssai an. 2. Appetite, Screiala, KephIlc Affections
Rheumatism etc. stc Il fails to relieve Nervous -.
NOR Nsseulness Disturbed Sle-p etc. American idde'
have ued this article with 10 heghten their
color and beauty.
IL impirts cherTllne 10 the disposition and brancy to
the complexion.
10 Travellers especially it IL Of Inc stible value and
should b. provided edIcIne tor every journey IN winch
the water Ia likely 10 vary IN quality and tendency.
FcrOui residing In auy pa Of tie country may adopt Il
win the utmost condence timely ecaous restorative
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