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ihc Contests tor tiie I'O-scssiou oT
thc WcidOu htuiiroad.

foUtnErs MoSRoE, August 81 The fol-
lowing additional particulars OF the great
lght on the Weldon l,ailruad are IRON, un
eyewitness
The light was commenced on Thursday
by Col S. a. spear lith .l,uusy l,aui.
cavalry, by making dashing change on thr
rrhei .l1aneg, The FrLcls in tuIu charged
him. lh,u both iJrcss dfcW ui ~ dua,
charge hut uu sDuner bad thcy made their
mp,tmtais kuoau than Col. spear, who
Naa waiting thylf advance save tAe
uflef iuT canister ehafgr, and NTH sell
both nfgrs mci, bat uuf tTn1ps sgfr too
much iUf tar r,hela and changing upon
lAs,f hslk, ae hIuks their iines snd cap
wr,d three huhdfoi lHamen,
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AYERS
CATUARTlC PlLI.S

possess 90 many advantages over uy other
purFatiyes In thc market, amt ih,.f rur.r.".
virtues ary 30 universally ku1Hn. uIa'u n''
not dn murp than o. ahsurp hr IuIN. lh"'
squalil, u maintained equal Go tAe hgri 30 ever
IA, l.rn, and thAi they uay b. drp,ul,l "n
a. 90 al ghat thsy hAtV ever dHnr.
Prepared - J &. AVER, N, D. 4 Co.
Iosen Mas, and ,oli BY
r.lIt4 ffiIrs A Hfsrt saHtsFyl
n a NraY NauhuHtalsHt.
AsfaH nnf.l. iiStharfr
IA d ksIuef fhauekihi
} q il.s4s Mst.ftsu
Ari ~ sll ltsiat is Nel.l..H ,ff1 Ht'Is
AaraslI iMf 81
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SIiaii.oi1fn Coal Trade.

Nh@.ECTup CoyGUs AND COLDS Few
are aware of the importance of checking a
Cough or Common Cold" in its first stage;
that which, in the beginning would yic!d
to Il mild remedy, if neglected, soon prcys
upon the Lungs. "B,orh's bronchial Tro-
c5es, or Cough LozengcS, afford instant re-
lict.
Dyspeptic persons, would you be cured of
this dreadful disease, and all Others arising
from the use of common Salcratus Also,
have white, light and healthy Bread and
Biscuit Do not fail to procure paper Of
llerrck Aliens Gold Medal Salcratus, after
which y)u will never use any other. 1t is
the best in the world Try it. Call on
your Grocer for it. At wholesale by all
Dealers.
MADAME PORTERS CURATIVE BALSAM
has long tested the truth that there first principles
in Medicine there Is in Science and this Medicine
j, compounded on principles suited 10 the manifold
nHture OF Man The cuTcot Colds is in keeping open
the pores and creating gentle internal warmth,
and this caused by the use OF this Medicine Its
medal qualities based its power 10 assist the
healthy aud vigorous circulation OF blood through the
lungs It cnlivcns the muscles and assists the skin 10
perform Il, duties of regulating the heat Of the sys-
TEN, aud ia gently throwing uG the waste substance
from the surface of the body II s not violent rene
dy, but the cmulieut warming searching and ctiec.
tive. Sold by all druggist at Is aud % cent. per
b"iUe. aug. Ia
EEE aud EAR Professor j ISAACS,
NJ D., oCouLlsf aud AuHlsr, formerly Lcyitn,
Holland. ls nov located al No. 5il Pine street,
Phluiclphla whore person, afflicted with Diseases II
the ~ l. and Ear will be scientifically treated aud
cured II durable. y Artificial Eyes Inserted with
bot pain.
\ B.-No charges malo fur Examination. The
Medical faculty b Invited hohas DO secrets iu bis
mode ui tTehtu, eut
July 2. ls6l.-ly
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TO our PATRONS AND TIlI,
lHn.KG.

Owing to the present high price Of paper,
labor, printing material and every article
entering ir our business we are compelled
to make corresponding advance in our
charges for subscription, advertising and
iobbing, agreed upon and adopted by the
publishers and printers of Northumberland
county, to take effect on and after the first
day of September, 1864.
SuBscRIrTIoN.-$2 per annum. So so if
not paid within the year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
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THE ARMY BEFORE ATLANTA.

New YORK, Aug 3O.-A rebel dispatch
from Atlanta, dated the 23d inst, states that
the encmy's scouts reported that another
Federal raid, seven thousand strong, with
nine cannon, had left Decatur, in the dircc
tiUn of COvington, Georgia.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 30.-GOvCrnor
johnson has received dispatch, signed
l.. X. y. Patton, the Colonel commanding,
dated at Gallatin to-day, stating that news
from Lebanon had been received there up to
81 o'clock this morning, when General
Milligan was in the hands Of the enemy un.
der Wheeler The college building Was sur
rounded. with all the troops in il.
The enemy are supposed to be 1,5O0
strong Our forces are scouting all the
roads in the direction where they supposed
to he moving.
NASHVILLE. August 3Q.-Grcat excite
mcnt prevails in Nashville to. day, in cunsc-
qucnCc Of rumor that ali attack Was TO hc
made by General Whceler's cavalry force.
Ii is rumorcd that his force amounts TO COCO
or 5000 men, with twelve guns.
When last heard from, they were near
M-AIinnville advancing towards Murtrces
buro.
1t is possible that their intention is to
destroy the Federal line of communication
to the front: and it is supposed that the
first demonstration will bc made upon Duck
RIVER bridge.
40 upprchcns.ols ne he felt in regard
to an attack upon this city.
Reports rcacAei here this morning that
the rebel cavalry force was near Lebanon,
Tenn. and had captured some thirty Fed
crul cavalry but the river being too high
t. ford it is presumed that they have since
found WhccIcr's main body, near NGr.rccs-
DOrO.
No reports from General Sherman have
been received.
/ Five hundred rebel prisoners, including
% commissioned officers, reached here last
night.
| Tie river is two feet on the shoals, and
falling.
TIE ENp.-Uness Professor NUcmayrr,
. OF Munich has missed a figure the end Of
the world is near at hand, whether the re-
hellion is or not. According to the Profess
or, nll suhlunary things will-wind and
weather permitting come to an end in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and sINty-iiyc.
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TIE NOMINATIONS Mt CHICAGO.
The nomination of General Mcclellan at
Chicago was not an event unlocked for, but
there was trouble in the "wig-wam" in the
selection of a candidate for Vice President.
Not so much for the want of materials to
select from but on account of the difficulty
in selecting candidates whose views would
harmonisc. This, of course, was next to
impossible. A large portion of the demo
cracy, especially the masses, are still true to
the principles of Jefferson. They have often
been obliged to make greatsacrifices of feel
ing and principle to keep within the lines
of party, when led on by unprincipled poll
ticians, who abandoned the old land marks
of Jefferson and jackson, for the sake of the
spoils of Office, and many honest minded
and intelligent men, are even now acting in
concert with men whose political aflinitics,
more nearly coincide with those Of jeff Da-
Wis and his associates, in treason, than. with
the patriots of the old school democracy
1t was this class of politicians, led by Nallan-
digham and Fernando Wood, that caused the
trouble in the mixed Convention at Chicago,
and which eliminated in the nomination of
Pendlcton of Ohio, for Vice President. This
concession to the sympathies of secession,
was q bitter pill to many, and was only
made to induce unity of action. Such in
congruous materials may coalesce, but never
thoroughly harmonic.
Gen. Mcclellan can never feel at case
while associated on the same ticket with the
representative of a faction that is willing to
compromise with traitors even at the cX-
pense of the Union.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT


Having been placed in nomination by the Union
Convention of Northumberland County for the Office
Of Member Of Assembly from this district without
solicitation, consent, on my part, and indeed
without any desire to inspire to office, I take this
manner Of returning my thanks to my fellow citizens
who have bestowed this unsolicited honor upon me
Ana since the nomination has been thus unanimously
rendered me, do not feel justified in declining it,
nhi VIII cheeriuy join with my fellow Union cti-
zens IN working for, and, if possible electng the
ticket placed in nomination. knowing the cause il
represents Is a noble one-one worthy tho highest
efforts of every true man-and having the consoIa-
tonin case OF failure, of feeling that my name hal
not been thrust upon the public at my solicitation
JACOB NJ. F0LLAlER.
| Scptembcr 3 1864
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~" "OURsELyEs.--In another column our
readers will find new schedule or list of
prices, agreed upon by the publishers in this
county to take effect from and after the first
of September, inst. There is no business
that has been so much injured or suffered
as much as that of the Country Press by the
war and there Is no alternative left for pub
fishers but to advance their prices or stop
their business. Paper that sold at Sc per
bundle is now selling at SIG. Other mate
rial and labor employed, has doubled in
price, and yet our advance is not 40 per
cent
Gratis Advertising it will be seen, is re-
stricted to very few cases. a simple an
nouncement of death will not be subject to
charge, but those who enter the silken bonds
of wedlock, must expect to pay for the hap
pv announcement, and also number OF other
matters that printers were expected to do
for nothing must now be paid for.
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TEKE CONDITION on TEE
SOa,E'EE
Bcttcr from General seymour,
lately a. Prisoner of War.

w.. x-o.- r-:l-. ,,-.. ,o -oct
~. oi'N iiS"!' ',TS 49, i'Oi
~ t'o 1-"to, t". -'S" orr 1, '".'S'
nay u.s. IeoCles.' c' 'lo t1'.oM lug ,}.. aa"S.
iitoi es'i"E 'o.''t ilH,i. Oem "'"". 10y
leleuseu iITii p 9liut' arc "I ""L rIi 'es'on;
-As a., ol.' %. oiut oi.G'' W:1t S.l,e, ,' "a
-Ail,'cisoii @ AZ oullPieI anu s'aiIoHSu man!
c"is III 'HT "oIyn' nc Nilo"s 'lic Il
tCoP.o "oI; ito - " pi"'J, "u' So','.J' ;
Gc, o'cH ~ 'ne LioLl' "'I'' ui'"!uS', Il. 't'e
lii.o VI 'io ".'i"i t''tt'''c ."..lo ' ,ui ',',
~ wa etIst'' " a. - tiI9o
W ''' II' az a'J tI''' 'C,C -!
,'',' YAM W 'i'o a.
.i,.S, W. I"H'u.Tu III nay ,"s'' 't,.'V H ilo
S." GO -''''' -0! ~ ~ ''-' o'e' i'"7' o"'
W.
W. L. D'' Jr'
WmLIAMsTowN, MASS, Aug. -, 1864.
M Ds1y S;r.-You osli for nv imnrcs-
sion of the present condition of fine Southern
Confcderacy. and Won shall Layethem. For
the benefit of our cause wish they might
be impressed upon every soul in the land.
that the confidence hcaottcn of my three
months observations in the interior Of the
South might be shared bv every man who
has the least connection with the responsi-
bilitics of this STRUGGLE, And | am sure
that these ouinions are not nccuIior to my.
self Every one of the fity officers lust
exchanged will express the same every one
Of them, wcther form the mills of Charleston.
or the pens of Macon and Andcrsouyiue.
will confidently tell the same story
The rebel cause is fast fpilinG from cx-
hqustion. Their two grand armies have
been reinforced his SUMMER from tbn LAST
resources of the South From every corner
of the land. every Old man and every bow
capablc of bearing a rifle has been impresS-
ed WILLINGLY or uuvillipulv and hurried
10 fine front. lees army was the frs, sn
strengthened II was oi the cxpcnsc of
Hoods. Governor Brown told the truth
with A plainpcs, thar was very bitter but
1t was none the less the truth. Let me ex.
tract "A few prominent statements from his
PROCLAMATION of July o addressed 10 tLe
Preserved Militia of Georgia"
"a LARGE corrcspondence with tbc prcsi.
dent OF the Confederate States, satisfied my
mind that Gcogia is to be left to her own
resources no supplv the rcfnlorcemcnts No
General Johnston'sarmv. which are ipdis.
pcnsable to the protection OF Atlanta. and
to prevent the State from being oycrrun by
the overwhelming numbers now under com.
mand of the Federal General upon ou
soil.
But there is no need Of further reinforce
mcnts. as will bc seem hy the accompnuyipc
letter urGencral Johnston, = And
it becomes my duty TO call forth every man
in the State able to bear arms. ms FAST n,
they can be armed, to aid in the defence OF
our homes o,,r oIt'rs orI ,I,, ,y..,..' - ,.,,,
ancestors.
III the Confederate Government will not
send the large cavalry force NOW engaged
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What their casualties were in killed and
wounded, we do not know.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Spcrptarv of War
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DE AIMS.

DE ATIis.
uu the ltl II AuFust, l,Gf sas Killed la d eLarse
beiulg Atlanta. ga DAVID liAKIL s1u oi ba,iI
ani Mar liaftf uf ihi, place
FLORA ApALAlb SHEARS aged 10 moe ?
wssk' anl dsN
AZ " lllisuslnIli IA 90 tho lItL met HANNAH
" eN, ~ 'hailrs sgaiss IA aui iausltsT ~
'hs isle hs' james hal oi Aal,lumbsfaEI
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~ The Miners Jouual is in favor Of a
National Currency exclusively, and therefore
advocates a tax on the currency Of local
banks
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COUNTY UNION TICKET.
For Congress
JOHN II. PACKER, of sunbury.
Subject to the decision of the Confcrees Of the District
For ASSembly:
JACOB NJ. FoLLMER, of 'Turbut.
For Register G Recorder, dc.
JOHN j. SMITH, of-Sunbury.
For Commissioner:
ANDREW NYE, of Delaware.
For iudit0r:
II. B. WEAVER, of zerbe.
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Edltorial or local advertising, any number
of lines not exceeding ten, 20 cents per line;
10 cents for every additional line.
Marriage notices, so cents.
Obituaries or resolutions accompanying
notices of deaths, 10 cents per line.
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25"To DM!NQuENTs.-As the under
signed contemplatcs making change in the
publication Of the AMERICAN, on and after
the nth inst, new set Of books will be
opened 10y the new firm. Subscribers and
Others indebted to the establishment, will
please cali and settle their accounts without
unnecessary delay.
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ArvrACIk UpON THE aD CORPS.
,rhe Eign, stim Progressing.

THE ENEMY COMPELLED TO FALL
BACK.
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VI \ R RI "a rs.

ou lhuTrluy lass. at tutlaWis,t, Mr GFu srr.
NtNs % loNaula, IA. and Mi,, Mann Evan. IausL.
tcl oi hev. Nm Eyer, OF CHttaNis.a
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others indebted to the establishment, will
please call and settle their accounts without
unnecessary delay.
.z31THE FI,HIEG CREEK CoNFEpERACY.
We do not hear much of the action Of
these bcuightcd and deludcd men. Their
organization, like the courage, has cyapor-
atcd, The presence of some six or seven
hundred soldiers, with a section of artillery,
under the command Of Lieut.. Col. Stewart
has had a wonderful effect. The Columbia
county Conledcmtcs are located near Ben
ton, about 20 miles above Bloomsburg, One
of them recently defended their action in
the Bloomsburg Democrat, one of their or
Fans, in which lac say, they are opposed to
the war; and Ike their great prototype,
dciL Davis, an they ask is 10 be "lct alone"
Those that want To fight, they say, can do
SD. All thcy ask Is, not to make hsu. Aght
on ihe wrong side. II the Southern State,
want 4" gn "ut OF the Union, lct them slide
lrt thry clam tp be- unon men,
---..
lhe Nueys' Jolraai says, Judge Ri
i'y, hte s,natorlrom schuy.killoou Who
wanted 90 hc rv-olrclcl, vas out generated
hy h'a successful opponent, who secured the
nomination - purchasing a Protestant
'ha,'h ed.tce, AZ Sehuylklll Haven, sll
presenting ID to the Catholic Congregation.
90 tLe tpioHisls of selgylkil county.
have nominated iloee,l fisher iof Cougrssa
and tol ilsnB l.. Cake ioI senator ".
", lAp'Aa', seth N G,sT snd Dr. j. &.
! Mcwiliisms for Assembly.
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FOR SALEI

A MICH COW AND HEIFER, of superior
"A stock. The latter year and half old.
Inquire ut THIS OFFICE
Sunbury, Aug. %, 1S6ii-2t
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All notices of public meetings excepting
political or rcligious) must be paid for at
advertising rates.
All transient advertising must be paid for
at the time of insertion.
We the undersigned Publishers and Prin-
tcrs Of Northumberland county, agree to
charge for Subscription, Jobbing and AG-
yertising, according to the above schedule
from and after this date, September LIST, SG4
II. B. MASSER,
}. q. ~ \. a. IOUNGMAN,
PURDI d BACHMAN,
FUNK d NORTON.
OWEN NJ. FOWLER.
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-rr-r~u<sUurux-~rz<--~--x
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Of Illinois.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ANDREW ,B0EsNSOS,
Of Tennessee.
Rational Union Electoral Ticket.
SENATORIAL.
Morton N'Michael, Philadelphia.
Thomas Cunningham, Beaver county.
RrrREsENTATGvE.
i Robert p. King, l3 Elias w Hale
9 George II. Coates, IA Charles IL. Shrine-i
3 Henry Bumm, 10 John Mister,
William H. Kern, l6 David Nj Conaughy,
3 Bartin II. jerks, IL David W Woods,
& Charles NJ Runk, Is Isaac Benson,
Z Robert Parke, 10 John Patton,
S William TAYLOR, % Samuel y. Dick,
9 John A. Heistand, q Evcrhard Bierer,
10 Richard II. Coryell, 22 John p. Penny,
IL Edward Halliday, % Ebenczer MJunkin,
IL Charles 7. Reed, q John W. blanchard.
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NOTICE.-A Fine Brick Residence.
with 10 acres Of land all improved, and Inst out
eade the corporate limits Of Keokuk for sale very low
A.y oae vissing desirable rcsidsacs = bargain.
Squire q =. X. HA1I
SNU Ua0 1oo - 2oehuk,
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@As the Phnn1 from the ashes gifts fire. animal.
ed with fese DOES this Elixir reuvenate the sys-
tenn and overcome disease.
aS-The Rejuvenatirg Elixir Is the result II modern
discoveries In the vegetable kingdam being an entirely
and abstract method Of cure irrespective Of ell the
old and WORKOUT systems
A6-This medicine has been tested iy The eminent
medical Of the day; std y them pronounced Be
az the greatest nsficai Discoveries Of the age.
HN-0ne Bottle will cure general Debility
ne A few doses cures iiy stelics a females
HH-0ne bottle cures Pa pitafnn Of the Heart
Es-From To three bottles restores the rnanlinets
and full vignr cf youth
MA few doses restores the appetite.
As-Three botfie- the case If Trnpotency
Hr-A few doses the low spirited
&c One bottle restores mental power.
nN-A frr d9srs vests-eS tkx srzdRx ef gererufieg
up-A few doses bring tire 0 the check
MH-This medicine restores manly viror and robust
health the poor detaii'aie vorndosn and despair ag.
s- The Hstess enervate SgutB, the tasI ei mar
of business tbs victim Of depression the ndi-
sidHsl suffering from general debility tr N weakness
q single organ, will all ind immediate aud permanent
relief hy the use of this Elixir 81 Essence OF Life
AS-Prce 81 per bottle three bottles IS and for
ward by Krpress- receipt Of money any address.
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TOR SALE-A valuable Farm OF ZOO
IL Acres, situated ~ miles west Of Termination, an
Buren, county Iowa, and mile from the State Lane
Railroad 90 acres under fence IS ready for the
plow. with splendid bed OF Coal feet thick and ~
very best timber in the country This iar
has Frame Dwelling, with four rooms, good cellar
and never falling we'll of water and spring 50 stns-
ted that il will supply four different pastures
This Land will be sold for sls per Title good OF DO
sale Enquire Of w. NJ Harriot on the Arm 9r TO IN
dersigned, at keoknk. H. b. TEN-hfCh,
nori1 Real Estate A Ct
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M ELODEONs
THIRTr-FIyE THorsAND NOW IN USE,
Every instrument Warranted for Five FEAR,

In presenting the AUTOMATIC OssAx. we boIdv an.
nounce the greatest triumph In musical Of
the age During the half century the Prrneh ana
Germans have manufactured reed fnstrumcnts with
doutis bellows and two pedals for the feet 10 operate
put the want Of the reversed EXHAUSTION ns,ynvs
(which Il the only bellows used our instruments n.dr
u Impossible for them to prnuce the mellow rich ani
musical tone for which our instruments are
Another OBJ to this method Of blowing as thai
iees being occupied noopportn nifty was offered r
nc management OF the swell Within the pat two
..a.rnments constructed on TIL. European plan az
Try @ olowtrs have been naaufactu ed IN this conn
Ahd TO counteract this difficulty {wsnt Of sveln !.
ever mas been projected from thu centre of the
m = =. upon the SWELL OPERATED By rHs xyrr
semaence and contorton necessary 10 effect s.
o3ev. - usSereeah1 enough 10 gent emap bpf ~
NY .ne " = .ueh an appendage nesrly inr os,ibe
unf AufosAric desice obsiates this difcul,r .ss.,
sne ~ powfuE with more or iess E,rce
the dcsr'o increase or d+crease in the volume ~ so
For seventeen years the superior ~ e.ssr ~ Lone
lodeons has not been questioned and Sr So uf ne
the demand has made Il imrossi,,s ~ =
meet orders promptly With our ncrssss ~ ~ %
we feel warranted in assuring patrons fhs.
ders viii be promptly met, and solicit contirrs ~
their patronage. -
- issersl disesssf to casrsv~ss, ca.reh.. 49,
6eAesls. sAa
ADDRESS,
GE0. A.E6JNUE Z CO., Buffalo. Nv.
0GO. a. R0lNCE & Co.. Ohicn9 :. IA
An hisstrstsd Catalogue, With fau DESCRIPTION q
ssyisA IN - ssat ~ eaay ah1EmR nsv1e
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
Rejuvenating Elixir!
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, eontafnia-
nothing injurious 70 the mast delicate
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EOR SALE-90 by l40 feet, common
L cling 90 feet from 9th street. Main, in Lafayette
Square. Price $500. Call II. b. TES-EfCk-
oct2S.
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In all evils which admit a remedy,
Impotence sholld be avoided, because it
wastes that time and attention in CON-
plants which, if properly applied might
remove the cause.
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1t is great mistake to think that
the MURPHY are always in the right. They
were not go in the matter of the flood
and they've been wrong several times
since.
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DOR SALES acres land with two
l. Frame Dwellings on the same situated At San
dusky miles above keokuk the river and railroad
Price $500. Title good
aug22d HE TEN-EYCK.
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DIR. w. II, MER WIN A. CO.,

No. % Liberty street, New York.
G. A. COOK, Chicago. NO 70 Market street General
Agent Tor the states Of illinois, Iowa Wisconsin Nch-
gan and Indiana. who vl supply Druggists reg
ular card prices. noys0-d CIV
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1-The Cherokee PITTS and veiuvepa.

"Ihe Cherokee pitts and Reiuvcua.
tug lixtr, scsd by all rnterrrisirr Druggists
IN the civilized world Same unlripcirlAd dealers box
ever try 20 sell worthless compounds in place Of these
those which they can pgrc has AZ cheap prizes. and
ma ke money by selling. than they can on these
medicines. As you TAue sous health aye the health Of
so"r future eIspripg % be deciye ~ such IN
prineed Druggists ask these ederH ssrd tsEs ne
ofkfrs If The Druggist viii rot lay them fer Ven en-
close the money in ietes anil viii send them 10 you
ty Exprcss securely sealed aud packed free from otser
walton.
Ladies Gentlemen address us in perfect e. nf-
dence stating fully and plainly their diseases end ~ mp
TOMS as we treat all disc Of tbfpIic in male
or Finale Patients need rat hesitate bcase feir
inability vi il have ted ratierts rcc~s
fniiy IN all portions Of The civilized globe by core nd
enGe.
Patients addressing ms viii please state plainly 81 the
symptoms Of their complaints -rd Pest Ee Gorn-
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STAN fer rafh
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