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Ole guteiIt9tater.
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Take those heIotropes out, they are all too sweet
Ny soul grows faint With the rien perfume
I'll ev call up q vision Of sweet Dung teeI
AID fair face folded in chilly gloom.
1 would might summon her up from her rest,
Aud clasp her again In tn e dear old Eay' q
Her AIR young head on my lonely bresstI
Bu. the dead can never come back they say
Bat know that at times have felt her breath,
And her ligst kiss fall on my droTsing eye,
AID know that she loves ms 50 wen In ueAIn,
she longs for me, even in Paradise
Loot, friend, Of the picture that hangs mp there;
A moment wait till the tTe grOWs red
Do you see lit TIE eyes and the falling har
Well, that is my darling, but now she Is aeao.
When Rosamond sits In the htful glow
Ufths fre-thare, child, move out OF II pray
With the hair on her white neck SEeepinB low
Her mother wore it the SslfEams way.
The artist that painted that picture you see
was deito1se boy, bat STRIPPING page;
And NV Darling she never loved any but me-
Bat had grown blind with my jealous rage.
THROUGH the long long hours he would sit and paint
Her smile was brighter, more gay her Eopgi
Aud deemed her untrue, that pure young SAINT
May God forgive me that bitter wrong
Por 1 know too late that the smile worn
That the picture might smile like sunny Gays
And the Rsy glad song that abe sang was born
@, a secret sweet Ia her heart that lay.
Twas pitiltss then, and called her false,
aid that she loved him more than j.
Because that hight in the dizzy waltz,
saw her Smile as they hlated BY
MAY God forgive me the deed did,
The grief i wrought and the bitter wool
Por her heart il under tho coffin lid,
Aid the dead can never come baek' you know.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated Depository and Financial Agsn
of the United States.

rI1uIs BANK is the successor to the belmont
4 Branch of tho State Bank Of Ohio, and Is pre-
pared to do general Banking: Collection and E1-
1A4nge business.
IL is authorized to receive subscriptions to the
'uited States loan authorized by the act OF March
s,lS64.
These bonds bear date March LIST, 1854, are
4eemabIe Ct the pleasure OF the Government after
ten gears, and payable forty years from dAto5 In
coin, with interest at Ve per cent. per annuml in
coin.
Subscribers can have either Registered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer, in sums of $50 or some
mutipbe of fifty dollars.
Interest the ESQ and 500 Bonds Il payable
annually; on RUother denominations seniAnnuany.
these bonds will draw interest from March LIST,
aud tho accrued interest from that day to the date
OF subscription, must DO paid in coin or National
currency. If paid In the latter (which includes
United states and notos OF the National Banks
hfty per cent. premium must be added to the
amount OfinterCIt until otherwise directed.
RprT JOHN O. TALLMAN, Cash.
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DR. striekiand's MeIliduoas OOuEh BAls4n y Eag-
ranted 70 cure Coughs, OoldG, HOarsen-ss, Asthma
WhoapinR COuE1, EOtO ShSoatr conEnmPttou, and
ali affections OF the Throat and Lung. j.
Fourth street, OineinnatI, o. ------------
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"Your devoted husband"


So long as God allows the vital current
10 fow through my veins, will never,
never, never, by word or thought, by mind
or will, aid in admitting one rod of free
territory to the everlasting curse Of human
bondage."-Hsnry Clay.
TINS Louisville Journal. which supported
Mcclellan, gets eff the following:
IL ls said that Kansas has chosen two
Mcclellan electors in consequence of local
quArrels We hope not; the Mcclellan
party is Just twenty one, has attained its
msj ority, and will look about before it
goes ahead in the world.
A Car caught sparrow and was about
to devour it, but the sparrow said:
"No gentleman eats till he washes his
face"
The cat, struck with this remark, set the
sparrow down, and began to wash his face
with his paw, but the sparrow few away.
This Vexsd puss extremely, and he said:
'As long ns live will eat first and
wash my face sf,erwards," which all cats
do. even to this day.
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ZNzzZRRHllZ1

All the Medical men and the Pres 70 onmepd
DR. stFiekland's Anti Cholera Mixture rs the only
certain remedy for DtaTFhRa and DyBenteTys Il e
q combination OF AstringentS, AbsOTbents, stimu-
Tents and Oarminatvos, and is warranted 70 etOct
cure amer ali other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth etFeet, Cincinnati D.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN JEWELRY.
w. FORSYTH & CO.,
q ~ Nassau St, NJ 70 ldJoininE the Post omce,)
Offer for sale the following Magnificent List Of
Watches, Chains, JeWelEy, &C.,
VALUED AT 100000.
Each Article One Dollar and not TO be paid for until
jon know what you are to GstI
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A HUFHsR LAR9E STOCK or HAESA GAPS
a All H. i''''''a a. HARPEE = BROS
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Tin,CODper & SheetIIOn Ware,

HAVING Increased NY facilities for the manu-.
IL facture OF the above articles, am prepared
to I'LL all orders promptly, and as cheap or cheaper
than can BIO had at any other house in tho city. /
keep the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
Coal, and will warrant every Stove. am prepared
aud viii give such Jobs my personal attention.
Spoutfng and Gutterng of all kinds always on hand.
Copper and Brass Kettles and Fruit OanSof the best
ing the city viii do we'll to give me 4. call. Z.
ieSI B. p. CALDWELL.
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wopen for Students day and evening.

wopen for Students day and evening.
FTIHE purpose OF this Institution IL to instruct
young men (and women tooJ in the principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pecuniary
business andin Accountability Andtts eonoomitants
HOOK-KEEPIEG,
stripped of its absurd Verbiage and ancient pro
iixity and intricacY, and adapted 70 the modern
mode OF doing business, especially In the United
States il the Leading subject ofattention. Its LAWS
which are as exact, unerTtng aud free from 6xcep
ton as those of nature and oOmPriSOd in very few
who IL thOn conducted through course of practical
bookkeeping, in numerous sets OF books in great
variety 81 forms, till he thus acquires mastery
the art which enables him 70 apply Il 9Th facility
to any kind OF business.
a WRITING SCHOOL
iis open day and evening" attended by both ladies
Snd gentlemen, where, without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be obtained ina
s" "e'A ARITHMETIC,
and its application 70 all manner Of
OoUNTING.HOUSk CALCULATIONS,
msnds. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes Of calculation not found In bookA
tending greatly 20 the abbEeviation of his work.
There q open to the student also CourIeoi
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law ans
usagss, Finance, Banking and Currency also maxim
of eminent BuAineHA Men In regard to the bel
] methods Of conducting buzinea successfully an
| avoiding failure.
| cd with uRxIms and inculcations tending to tn
formation Of high character as men and citizens
L The course OF inBEructton Is tntenueo 70 De a.
comprehensive and thorough a. that OF any OF the
Commercial Colleges, Rhle the expense 20 tho stu
dent in much leal.
Lib. begs leave to refer those to whom he ID
unknown to the oh1cers Of the banks In Wheeling
aud Bridgeport, and especially to hil students.
TERMS, go.
For the full course above indicated, including the
requisite blank books for Book-keeplng the charge
il SO, payable on entering. The time usually re-
quired for the course is from two to three months;
but the student Is not limited in time-ho may
remain long, and return as often, as he Pleases
1 iAuT
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1000 Gold Pens, with Silver Extension
Gases, and Peneils.......-......-.At to 8 -
The articles In this stock Of JeWelry are OF the
neatest and most fashionable gtyles. Certificates OF
all the various articles are pRced in sealed enVei.
opea and mixed, thus giving all fair chance, and
cent by mail IS centa each and on'the receipt Of
the certificates It Is at your option to send One Dol
certificates 81; eleven for So thirty $s slxtyTe
for So and one hundred for SIS. Certificate money
TO be enclosed wi the order. Correspondence
promptly answered.
AGENTS wanted In every Town and Regiment.
Bend FOR oirculsrl Address,
W. FORSYTH l. CO.,
uoVI2-SmdEW - 4 ~ Nassau street. New York
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.-BREv1rY THE Soul CT WIT.-The COM
naudant of Libby Prison issued stringent
order that Union prisoners mast limit
their letters to six lines. The following
Nv Dear Wife:-Yours received-no
hope of exchauge-sendc corn starch-want
socks-no money-rheumatism In left
sboulder-pickles very gosd-seud sausa-
ges-God bless you-klss the baby-Hall
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this war and yet retain all that j. retiring
and beautiful in womanhood. In all hu-
name works they have proved themselves
charitable, kind and munificent. Lot THESE
comprehend that sslf-abnegation Will &C
complain more than works Of charity, and
they will not be, less earnest 70 sacrihce
than they have been to act. so
It must not be said Of us that we have
and brothers to fight or die for the Union;
and yet refuse to renounce our lacee, silks,
velvets and diamonds. That thought
would cover ne with shame before the ma
tions Of the earth. No our women OF the
Union only lack knowledge Of the meane
BY which they can prove themselves true
help-mates Of the heroes who arc fighting
our battles. hrh Y - ~ s4sl
Impre1s IL upou them that In discourage
ing excessive importAtions and adopting
eoods manufactured Ct home they keep
gold in the country, reduce the rates OF e.
change, and establish confidence in the
patriotism can rise shove feminine vanity
| In the heart Of American women.
In order to invoke this spirit Of sells
riflce, it 10 important that the great object
Iof the covenant We have made should be
broadly circulated and thoroughly under
stood. Il discouragss prodigate exPendi.
| tures Of my kind, recommends the use Of
stituted for those Of foreign make, and ad-
vises simplicity Of attire, both - 2 matter
| Of policy and good taste. It asks the great
siaterhood of American women to ad IN
this reform before it IL too late. Thank
God scieace has given us the means OF
reaching thousands on Thousands In sin
gle hour. While we make this covenant,
tho thought that thrills our hearts may
Ftrembls In fire along the telegraph, and
awnke kindred inspiratiou throughout the
entire land. BY every means Of commun-
ication in our power, lse ~ urge the neoes:
village throughout the Union, some NO
man Who loves her country II implored TO
establish IN auxiliary society md forward
the names Of the ladies invited to act for
the State in which her duty Lies. We ask
simultaneous action, earnest work. and
generous self-sacYince at the hands Of our
sister women. With their ardent help .
work will be accomplished 20 important in
its results, that the women who shares in
4 may, hereafter, leave the emblem Of our
leave 70 poeterity.
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01Ax IA ~ Az Qs"V00s.OEUs 0U0k0s
NJ wy Cons, Of New York, were awarded
= INST Prtse Medal q the great international tx
hlbit1o0 In London, ia Tor powerful, clear 6g1l.
liant and ympathetic Tone, with excellenco q
WorkmAnGhip. - ahOWn In Grand and Square
Pianos. There Were - Pianos from all pai . a
the world entered for competition. and the en-.
dorsement Of the jurors On Mesu1, 6teinway's
Piano Fertes. was STRONGER and more = the point
than that Of any other maker.
MesrA 6teinWny Z Sons reCetved also the m
Premium wherever and whenever exhibited in
competition with tho best makers Of Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. They
have received already - Premium Gold and ST.
yer Medals, Of which W viii mention:
Two nrst prize Medals. Metropolitan Fair,
Warrington, March, 1855
Two trst prize medals, American Institste,
Crystal Palace. N. T., November 1855 and 1850.
Two 0fgt prize medals, Maryland Institute,
altimore, Nov, 1865 and 1S5.
4 Among the judges being such artists a. 0otte.
halk, VIM. Mason, W0llenhaupt, q. Batter, G. b.
seymour (ncTsscal editor Of n Y. Times) TheO.
Hager editor o. Musical ke.iewl
Every Piano warranted for i've years.
A choice collection Of these Instruments, care.
fully selected, will b constantly kept on hand
BY z. LANCE. corner Main and High Streets,
Burlington, Iowa,
octl3-d6wtf p. LANCE,
Sole Agent for the State OF Iowa.
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1t n y. . a d.
sHORTEST, QUICKNT AND BEST ROUTE
10 CHlCA0O, NEW YORK. BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE:
81. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI, AND
10 ALL POINTS IN 1LI4INOB.
INDIANA. MICHIGAN OHIO
AND CANADA
IN ana A1tor August Nth rive DAILY 1RAuso
WIN loovoaAA arrive - fOaloWE
LAvE 0E1U1VH ARnIvB AT CuIOA0o:
i.S go 49,: = = ~ o o,s. r.1;
Connecting 6 0eleGburE with tho NORTHERN
WITH Tie ILLINOIS CF IL i KAMRoaSc S ssr
HAleAA, D0nle1tn, 1ef st. Louis and CAlros - bur.
linfeoo With lAst sailing Packets for
MONTRO0E, KEOKUK and ST. LOUIS.
0PBCNAL NOTICE.
Faeeengels nom Southern and Western Iovn
~ taxing the B. II. r. r. r., reach Chicae0
twelve h0urs ahead Of any other route.
BUY YOUR 1ICKEzU VIA THIS ROUTE
To Ahippers ~ Live 8tock.
SSoO9 Trains Will run regularly, leaving daily
SUNDAY excepted. These Trains have ali the
rights o. Passenger Trains, thus insuring des-
patcn and consequently avoiding all those yex-
a!intas delays that are constantly occurring on
NEW STOCK PENS have been built On both
sides u the Mississippi, close by the Ferry: and
Growers will find there any thing they could wish
for the accommodation Of their stock
Through contracts given to Chicago and New
York. H. THIEISEN, superintendent
r F. HosFoRD,
Gen. Western Agent. c. B. Q. r. r.
oee7-wH -
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"a tGRTCULTURAL WAREHOUSE
~ AND SEED STORE, a@
no. = WATER STRxEr.

Yhave taken the above stand where Farmer.
,vili ~ ali times find a we'll selected stock q
standard Agricultural Implements and Seeds
NY stock consists in part OF
Nhy,s Wagons, Inreshers, Clover Ha!Ievs, Keepers
md MoWers, WheG1 DviNs.
Tanning Mills. Cutting Boxes, Corn stak C9t-
ters. Corn Cultivators, Corn Planters, Ooln S1esl
en-, Horse Hay Forks CIDER ~ Nus, p horse Hsy
Prs1ses, Cane Mills and Evaporators, &C., %.
q ia Seeds! Seedsl Seeds!
Timothy, clover, Hemp. Buckwheet. Ce!ese.
ana and Imphee Sugar Cane Seed. E.x1y lf1en
and Nansennond Sweet Potatoes, e. g
Utica aus and Louisville Cement and Plaste8
Repairs Tor Cases Racine, MasMlion, Canton
Rakine and other Reapen.
!. Tho highest market price always paid for Go
yer. Timothy and Flax Seed. Farmers wanune
snvthina in the above line are requested % give
me q call. Orders by mail promptly ATTENDED %.
{ feb00-w6m .. b. WhA0n1.
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The battle and the blood and the death
and the devastation Of our war 10 all TOR the
blessing Of peace. These terrible lighting
days from which we recoil, are to bring on
the days Of peace, tranquility and content
in.Which we shall delight. Heaven pros
per the sword of Lieutenant General Grant,
then! And be every man bravely ready
for the glory that awaits MS, or the advers-
ity that befals us.-ChicGg0 Journal. 81.
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b. 4 Q. K. r. LINE.

w@ -
Old and Only.1eliablo Route East.
From Burlington 70 Chicago, Detroit, Toledo
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
and Ill other Eastern and South Eastern Cities
Passengers leaving Burlington on the 900 A
~. train connect at Mendoza with the ulinoia
Central Railroad North and South and ct Chic9
g: 10th the Noon and Evening trains Bob
road routes, to-wit: II. G. r. h. via. Detroit; II
S.R. + Va Toledo and Pittsburgh and r. Wayne
+ y VIA ~ Wayne. Of which passengers can
take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington TO Toledo,
Thirteen houn ahead Of any other route leavini
Burlington. =
Baggage checked through 70 Detroit, Niagazs
ralls and New York, Ho6ton, Toledo, Dunk1Ik.
Bo0al0I Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
11ckees 1oe this great Eastern thoroughfnfe 1oe
ale q OttumWA, Fairfield, Mt Pleasant and
ne Ticket Once corner Front Ond Water streets
Burlington.
sleeping Can attached 70 the Night trains.
Fare - low - any other route.
r. 7. HO0FORD.
Jena-op0 Can Agent 9. B. 4 q. r. r.
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t~k TO $3.50 PER MONTH.-The

Little Giant Sewing Machine Company
want an Agent in each county, to solicit orders
70, their new SIS Machine. it'll gauge. screw.
oliver and extra needles. We will nay q liberal
sals'y and expens, &, or give large comm iksiOn.
For particulars, terras &c. enclose STAN o. and
address, Us PAGE Toledo o.
feO-SdimK3ms 6cMI AG't ior the US.
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NHEBP WASH TOBACCO,

OHEEP WASH TOBACCO,
40 Will not injure the most delicate animal
Kills Ticks on Sheep
3 Cures 8cab on Sheep
= Cures all Skin Diseases on Animals
1 Kill6 Bugs on Roses, Lice on House PLANTS.
= KIM (Innker Worm on Apple Trees.
kun Bed Bugs and Water Reaches.
q Kille ali Vermin that infest Grape and Gran
berry Vines
Z Oee Rosend Of this Extract will make Is c0ReNl
II aC0eh
For sale by all Druggists, and Of Country
Q and Agricultural Stores.
Price rs ccnte per pound. A liberal diecount
3 70 the trade and large purchasers
Orden promptly sent BY express.
. JAMES r. LEVIN,
Agent South Down Co..
q Central Wharf, Boston.
Merrill and Shute, Agents for Iowa, Wis
J consin ana Michigan. 4, Lake g., Cnleaeo.
Ill. ~ tebR-WeoW0m
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THE ALMOND CoNTRovERsY.-The New
York zSsses says that there are hundred
suits pending IN the District Court IN that
city. and turning On the question whether
al.aonds aro fruit. In . modification Of the
tari6. . lower rate ofduty on s'ffuits, green,
ripe or dried" Wa named than that to
which almonds had been specifically sub
jected IN the ct Of Congress. The import
e1o claimed that ALMONDS were fruit, and
came within the CLAUSE reducing the duty.
The collectors eaid, ssSo." The importers
replied-'but almonds are sold At fruit
sales" $50 ere sardines," rejoined the
collectors.
This weighty question has been before
the Supreme Court oi the United States.
and that Tribunal came e the conclusion
that whether almonds are fruit or not, If
Congress had meant that almonds should
pay lees duty than before, IL would have
said almonds" instead Of leaving il 70 in
ference, And % the case goes on - the
grief Of the importers.
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g
~ eleC ~ OovenS'
AN01eeA - ne women Of -
A large meeting Of ladies, composed Of
The witSs Of members Of the Cabinet, and
Of 6en0tors and representative, Of well
known Nnthoreeses, women Of fashion,
mothers Sho had Lost their sons, and wives
who had hnt their husbands, va held In
Of which was 70 units The womsn Of the
county in tho earnest resolution e ppr-
American can possibiy $ suko situ1sd, du-
ring the contfnuanoe az tho WaE.. There
waS IN exrnestnGns ard unloon - eeling
In this great meeting which 1avo never
been exc9qaed n The Iend:
IN. 1, osao 81 Tofs si 81
freoidoat- Ms Gen. Jas. Taylor.
VIC President 1Grs. Stephen 4. Doug
Ian. 70
<Recordines Socretayiee-4ieo Rebeoca
Gill;. IT, Virginia Smith.
tOoet5 ding 9ecretArleo-Au. u. Nor
IA a In1erooll. Mn, z. Robbins. Mrs.
Prof He1fy, Mn. Chittenaen. ATs. Capt
Hidden. NSo Williams. Min Matilda
~.
NJ sense Of the meeting y veil summed
81 - following beautiful APPEAL to the
ve1o0 ofAmoricS. which wae adopted:
q he capital Of our country We have
tAls day organised central society for the
1onoRossion Of extravagance, the diminu.
sSIeH a foreign imports, and the practice Of
eoonomy n III our social relafions. To
~ on(Saky Ne have Riven Tho name Of
~ LAdiooP National Covenant" Ito Oh
80 ~ -1ood and eeneroue one. which
Sani6 inaSIro = ooirif 81 paariotism wor-
~ a women who arc The glory Of Z great
- and nrecedent s. onc1 august and en.
ooraeine. .s
~ Mo. the women Of Massachusetts,. 90
fddstsd bv Tie same impuiee that inspires
M sseemhled in the DIV al Hooton. 81 We
I've mel here. and resolvea 70 sofve the
conntrv hv An efFort al self.sacrifice -
s~rsaSs; thsu - sremaaleti rnon- ~. make.
On tie "a III Of februSfy, tkree hum
dred matxons, saoh the miatysss Of house
hoid. me1 ~ - IA non ma eiened pledee |
- ~I.4~s- 49,. ~ - ~ ~ A. 1raafcat
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ASHLAND, Wapello Co., Iowa, May 9Th,
l084.-MR. EDIToR:-In the year 1850, we
emigrated from . border county in Mis-
souri,, and travelled through the State, and
crossed the Boston. Mountains into Arkan-
cas-, and stopped at Van Buren,. When We
arrived there We, were seven unhroken
families, not long to remain 30. We found
thespeople all in an uproar, banded together
IN what they called . Vigilance Committee.
They would ride up to your house and pre-
sent you q paper to sign that you would do
what they bid you to do, and keep all Sc
crets. Ifany one refused TO sign the paper
he was allowed "A hours to leave, and if
found after that time he was murdered
Several men whom knew were found by
their friends, hung in the Mountains. One
man, q Northern Methodist preacher, was
found near where resided, hung with his
bride reins, his horse never being heard of
afterwards. After the election things were
still worse, If worse could be. Rapine and
murder were the order of the day, and q,
tho distress and suffering, beggars descrip-
ton. No pen can portray the horrid afro
cities that were committed on defeuceless
citizens. We got away BY skillful man
agemont, and now all the men OF our tami-
Lies that are living, are in the Union army.
Seven have gone out to fight our Country's
battles; four brothers and two br0thers-tn-
law. and my husband. One brother and
ono brother in-law, have fallen martyrs for
our rights. May God uphold our nation,
and punish traitors everywhere. y. Q.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL

The Worlds Great Remedy ~
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the relief
OF Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease,
This has been 70 lon: used snd % univa.
sally known, that VIC need do no more tAn
assure the public that its quality IS kept up =
the hest it ever has been. and that it may y
relied on to do all il has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER & Co,
Puci'sl aid dnalytioL OIsaiaA
Lowell, naaa
Sold bv Ill drugcists everywhere.
E. E. Gay, c. r. Squires q Co.. HUGHES 4 NJ
an, A. 4. 0arthe. and r. Bierwirth, Burlin9on
Iowa. iulyJ5r d1aW:Wo4
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We desire 70 cay to the public that - oo-nr.
or scention 70 the retail b1sinoss III THIS
LARGER assortment for retail trade hara r.. :. =
otner houses Our whole DESIRE in fact. h - az.
81 C0l customers rst GLASS goods in Buriinston
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