davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-01-21

Alen. cens. md ii. s.. lsree cass:.s5@ So +:
heaissa iii {. II ctssli, mail ss;s::::: Sc Sc & @
1onCYrAto OF srsrESslo1 nElook.
Mica: 6 Cent s7; ~, and 81. s. 'aFs 1Mes @ i?;@ e
Nca!gaa Ctat1.l small carr .....iiiive 1000 s9e
Fort Wayne C1ss 9 sfeef.--.--...-15at1 u1.h0 70c
TO FI71sHcE1u ASD BKllA1R.
PF. =. C.. cass Of III ieet-. ..12ooo l1ano Sex
Gsca ,ch ,h sontls:n M !s.Es sa5s.aS' .ss@ s:he
l:s!ts 70 nEnitTk, $50 eaTiess than TO Ifalo, Ss
Ea!es Daasa:k 100 - less thzn to Eufa,o when
The market tor the week cndirs to-tay ha5 becn
moderately active. with litte eh.nSe to nate In the
better class OF bccves- The m-d1sn c13af md fair
Grndesnrr+ however hardly eood {. Tic close Of
last ~eeks market This II owing chiefly to the l{sht
hurIlS Of the former aud tbs active der1nd, and the
ta1r receipts ana limited Inquiry for the latter.
The derllne IN the Eastern markets dots not Seem
have etected the price Of c1ua stock here, 10 any
gee e1ten1, and shippers have btea operating quite
freely but usually buying the best stock Ia tie raar
kct. The medium md common grades hare becn
rhthct uuti and the Pittsburgh, Cleveland AID R2iu
mort bhyefs hare taken llss than thch usual supply
at dtcli1e OF liz &c rcr 1u nx.
Coco extra Cows have bcea In fair rtq1est End sa3as
have been made n leh e. stls Ter 100 nAthIs only
for the very choicest 1o2 City butcher and speculs-
torn have been doing limited business At Alsht de-.
cline tor 1utclefas stock
Tho blEhcst pr3eo paid this weeck IVES $500 for
Deeves Aru4Giog LEO -. The highest paid last week
N24 4&6 In 1of t1Rt o1e0. averaging 1GH n9-
Wequote the market tor the week moderately nc
t1ve and without change extra Beescs bat is9coc
lower oo medium and common grades:
CLOSING Pt1CEs.
Efrd Betrkx-Ftne, fat, wclhfoE7ued. +to6
years old Steers, nnd RSef1g1nS 1r2G3 m
and upwards. .t6.sA8 1-oJ
Prime Beerts-Cnod. Eell.fAtted, fairly
formed Steet1, AyeTaEtuk from 100 to l.AQ .-.
nk 55aa6so
aging .MA9 1.aD ns. at- as33t59
.HAdihM t7ass-Acdtun Steers and good
Cows, o. for dty slaughter. and Averaging
syorE cnule-Eommon Cattle, In decent 1esh.
averaging Spo71 900 na, NJ .....-...... 35pS LIS
fHJeTfor-Iarht And thin Cow and Steers,
ronsh and coorsc, averaging 60@E55 bb,
:.18a8
CATTLE sAI4Es TODAY.
Sicole8 l. Addetns to piph+l % head GOOD NeshY
Steers, averaging ~ nj. Ai $S,A1.
l. r. 4 81. topEH & Co. to J. 0'EheA IL head good
nj Cows, averaging 961 \ s, ht &4S9k-
George Adams to thelntF. - head fair Stee1g and
Oxen, Aytfas1n% l,1s ns It $a5. hcsd coaFse 0xeu
and Steer. averaging l,z@ ~, At taJn.
HAL 4 Reeves aold Cash II head mixed Steers and
Cows, averaging qR Ds. II s31Q
HOGS.
From the returns made to the DofId of Trade
We ind the receipts shlpucuts for the week are
Al follows:
, 1866-01-21

BCTTER-Rect1Ted, IL $50 ns; 8shippej, $50
nt- The market continues quiet end priccs without
charge. Hequotc:
l1oCf U4ufsssr
ComnMI i F;skln. M ..saas
, 1866-01-21
LIFE INSURANCE. AGENTS.

WANTED by t.stcless Company, offering greater
advantages than INF other in the country, al encr
Eetie and reliable p;rty for .state Agent" Also.
LEGAL agents an1 et:cttors. The most liberal en-
L.r Co4FA>x. 70. Boz 1891, New York.
, 1866-01-21

T
Tompkins Jennie mss
ToWner Caroline mrs
Trpp II "
TruEbriage Nary E
Turner aIo1l!c Il miss
TuttIc Marian miss
Turner Frances " mrs
Tufpley fmuAE DIs5
, 1866-01-21

Here tho Gold market opened At 1854 and con-
aiuucd steady throughout the day At 1ssl1ssk.
Silver ruled quict at 1sSGl5t.
Government Donds, under the European news,
yuleA weak and loner We uuokE.
, 1866-01-21
C0mmERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvEuxn, Jan. 30, 1861
The receipts and shipments during the past
tUentysour houIs compare with those Of the cor.
responding dsie last year a. follow:
, 1866-01-21

p n. L0UCKS & CO., Dealers
1Gs in Ffeoch Cali, Klp and Upper Leather. Also,
Fure 0ak.T Tannt Patent Machine Stretched Leather
Helfng. Orders solicited for Leather Ho,e tor F1ro
wheelefs building. corner Of Clark nd South Water
streets deiyss8 24t T.hAE So
, 1866-01-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


ME|pool sta steam from Porsatd At Sc l'o u
Fi.OuR-Recelred, 1.a.s bzls: shipped. 1.e!o heis.
Market 4nii and almost enire1S nominal Holders
st to submit 10 the concessions demanded BY bnTes1
Eale1 we4t: SrRLAG ExTRAs-lG1 bIas Turkey III telt
h.la I1ty Of sho West" On z + % bsts tnsouna at
0 Isis DO 1t ff:eA BCck*HFAT FLouE-ss btis al
&6nn; Is bak1 1T SC \.
.WHEAT-Icceised, 13sS6 bu; shipped, !, ,3n bn.
At The opening Ibe market for no. SFfilS VA dull
1t$A ctclinc Of It tn. closing prices Of yester-
day, but subsequently, became active and bu1r4nt-
Advancing l&lkc. Towards the close the demand BE-
cane Qulto lame, md the e3trens acr3no4 Kas not
Sustained. No: Spring waa quiet and 14lAe lower.
s7ss S IA 9 n: b. Soi spruE a5 81 Il 9 b 60
aoto hn do at HEX 5oooc bu Do ft924; 6n,too bu
Do es si.9s4; sao bu do ii ft.aE; = ooo bu do at
3fs 100 bu No. Spring It. IL 9Sxc; l~0G pu do
nt Ec 100 hu do tN. S. 1t &c $500 bu do ut
bu 90 At stc-closinE quiet with sellers Or No. 1t
..CHHS.Eeec..et. 1stoe nu, shipped. 1Les. bn.
at .Sc &eo bu ltjected AT sIc 1,so bu do ii 55Xc;
1tCL br do nj 3ste; .4n ba do II &c
1AT>s-Rece1sed, S.SS7 bn; shipped. 1B.sI bu
Market dall snd 5e lover. Sales were :Aoo bn No.
RH E l:ccc!yrd, 52s bus shipped. none. Market
dGl! md e 19<E ssles wert: ~ hn Eo. q soAc;
Al1C0UOL-Nomtnai Rt A.3ts4 &.+Q
WlkAh-huuna, NJ za.b1x a0l Y ton.
RKOUH EQKN-We die not hear II any trnns-
ac1oLs Today, and quote theEGA1Ett uuict al range
ofsH.LE4e1Niu Tor COMMON to choice selected.
..BEAES-Aarket quiet at sso8i-a for fall toptaue
HkEsWAx-Tben market u nominal It Aasssc-
, 1866-01-21

purchased.
Full description OF the En9fnae can be Obtained On
application 10 Capt. S. & HAAILL, a, O. II. Enah-
vile. Tennessee. F. J. CHILLY.
his flN s9t Brit. Mai aud A q W m
, 1866-01-21

The fctelpta this week ttc b5 mcTt fh0n last week.
and zs.ooi more than for the corresponding week Of
1sA
With considerable 9nrease In the supply. the mar.
ket has ruled active throughout The week and buyers
who wefe looking ff total collapse Of prices have
bern disappointed. Prices hare been Variable hut Is
whole, little decline has been established.
The market opeaed On Aopday quiet ard steady.
Tuesday likewise dull, md buyers holding ohbut
sellers we1t Etin in their vtcwa. On Wednesday the
large accumulation Ia the T1rds aud the stubbosuness
Of operators forced concesson Of 2A3e PET 100 n {,
ard trade became very active. On 1hnfsday the
market continued brisk and advance or 1s925c
Innde. Ffday ~as Quiet, and under depressing id.
vces in relation to ba1ecd pork prices rtcedtd 1GA
15c PCT 100 ns. To.d1y-SaturdRy-tEade has been
ve5 dnli, and further decline Of &C made.
kThe cansc4 Of this depression 10 b. ioud In tht
tnl In gold, tie decline In dressed Hogs, and the
drooplnE character OF the market for baselcd pork
Thchightst rrco paid this week beea tl8.ls PEI
lco rs for choice Hogs weighing SO ns.
Wet quote the market for the week rs moderately
active closing dnl and weak, With about e,oo Hogs
1ef in lie pens unsold.
The fol.oxttc r ERE the closing ur3ceS: -
, 1866-01-21
GTJT,f, BGARnS

We selling second quality OF Gull Rsara snIsa-
bic for HheathinE and roofing fora IT'LL morn than
half tho price OF merchAatAbIe culls Price t9 per
1fN feet. FERRY SON,
West End E1ghtce1th-st Bride.
Jan. II, 1856. fe3.63dpl p. o. Drawer aS;Ex
, 1866-01-21
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOV
IL EMINENT ROLLING sTOcE
NIL. Dir. OF THE 1TN3YasHR

l lt@ASSu%s~A$% %NQ&4t+22Vl2E@
| EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOV
~ EMINENT RoLL1NG sTOck-
cnm Qss Ss;;ss ~ 2'5; S: R f; - E =.
MI! b .ea al fssla aassiea. % i Se@eb;ss @ - rsas
WEDNESDAY. S . Eeh!aaEy n. lis. shs following a.
Foas ts' Iesoae.!Se Engines, nre f<et s.uss-shsee
cs re %4 !I nas W
sa ss ~ ssa g. ;ss e s..s!p2 6 %
.fts nGEts & etVRs WsDSsbsy sFs;s rx
MHSax 3s ss Vt. !. r II "a ~. sa ss T. :
6nen5 Loeometive Ens ine, Lyman soqtaer ouilde.-
fi&nisen tls> Locomotive Eng1nes* h AcFFa Se1as>
one !l| Locomotive Engine. Rodsez.' L. and u Work.
ono &. locomotive Engine, svinbouza Smith
r. tssss III Boz c.r,, ors
Ell L Se::s H. r=s Is bsn,
E!vs 8; Sp.a. .5s II s.en, H-des
ope nS6a5s I'D a3 a. ,s ct IT. "a
~: ~ :ss.s T. dates &
y e q .nst
TERMs oF Ht; q & e1tS iaoa.: or
81
81 sor doaale ths snoaar q tae prspaY
aRptess saps II E. = elss 8
VII H: tfsas'te s. Br Mai. and ( cHIt5F e. j.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
~ NANCE sToREs:-W1n be sold at Public Auo-
as asn sae + AZ u1 81
Of ,stsrior qualify coa,ssi1E ii pat 81 tho following
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-27

A CORRESPONDENT writes from Indiana to
inquire into the truth Of the statement Of the
Lacrosse wis Democrat that Wilkes BoorH
was alive in July last. We are very much
disposed TO believe that the assassin met the
fate usually assigned to him, in April, 1856.
If he escaped, however, the editor of the
Democut, the notorious Brick" PoxxRoY,
Il IS likely to be informed ~ any one, having
himself suggested Mr.. LiscoLx's murder
months before it took place The probable
meaning of the Democrat il that Boora Wa
alive in July, and il still alive, in the Cop
psrhsad party. which i composed Of his sym.
pfhkers. Though dnd II the fissh. be sur.
wives in that iafanous orglmasioa. Il 10 the
duty Of all good men to hunt il down to po-
hhcAl death - did Bosror CoRsErr and his
Associstes one Of it, prominen, representa-
tives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-27


The St. LcuiS Ns6s has discovered move
ment on the part Of Gratis Brown. Governor
FlseeASrsnA'o ake lssdias Radicals Of Mis-
sour, in favor q universal suffrage and anis
vsrsal snassys saa 49, ~ viii rscem>
mend the Legislature, ct the coming session,
to reject the Constitutional amendment. re.
ssors ths fSbelI.so TIE ballut boz, sad enfisn.
ehiss the negroes.
The Ness proceeds % chaacleriss the
propositio 90 usaisn sssssudss Of power
into tn Aands u HE enemy, without any
corresponding advantage declares that the
movers know ssiaAse the slippery ground
upon which themselyss arc standinss nor the
temper Of the loyal people Of ths State, and
predicts h unqualified re;ssa;on by he latter.
We know not II Messs. Fletcher, Brown,
L., haze inAusuratsd The movement the
Mem attributes TO them; but If they have,
No are glad TO - il thas early end promptly
met Ne trast ths loyal people Of Aissoori,
~ Of. every other Southern State, will
stsrnly rsfase 10 make the enfs1achissmen
of colored men matter Of bargain asd sals
with the disarmed snenaies Of the Govern
msnl Tia lastsr may BE- rssssred 70 the bal
lot box vlsneysf u shall b deemed ssss and
expsdiens 70 ressors nem. BIT the extsn
sion Of the privilege q saesass 70 iossl col
ossd citizsps Il : wheily different question
and should by nomeans b. cotnplicated viii
the other. Such seems to be the gsount
taken recently ~ ne friends Of shs Govern
ment in Tennessee, and such il should b,
everywhere 8ea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-27

Gov. Newell will contest the election o.
Mr.. HAight 10 New JsSey Second Congress
nonal diairict-
Mr.. Mcrrissey has visited Mr.. johnson.
The Pharaoh and Noses are harmonious.
-Dstroit fbst.
The Aususta (Gs.) corrsspeodsnt Of the
Louisville Democrot, writing under dass Of
Nov. IL, says:
"Mr-s Alexander II. Stephens has been
here during the past week, attending to = le-
gal case in which he 70 employed, involving Z
large amount Of cotton. Without obsrudins
bis views upon anybody, or seekinspaa OBJ.
poFtunity TO express them, be never hesifsesd
whom asked 10 counssl The rejection Of the
amendment. although he locks for DARK dnys
from Radical vengeance in consequence Of
the act- HIS spprehensioas are gloomy"
/. The Constitutional amendment kas had .
curious History in the lowas branch Of the
Oregon Legislature The ssleersph krst il.
formed ~ Of The ratification 81 the amends
ment BY both Houses Of tie Legislature LIZ
ter We learned thss Two Union members q
The House hsvisg been unssatsd, > resolu-
ton ses adopted By tt1s BODY declaring that
the ratification Of the amendment did not
express the viii Of Ne Hosse, - il nov
stands. after being pureed Of IL illegal memN
bera." This resolution was passed BY twsa.
y tour yess ssaisst twesty-tAsss ns1s, 80
Onion member, NJ. Rossnhsd of.Pdssla
~ ! aouos TO reeoeeder ~ - 40
~ satife1nioA vas $500, ~. -
fSsaraing y IL passy, and a 6eieSSf III )
ne~s1n4 faal sse6 - ~ ooeiun - u1ieen
reUvtsts sssl6eafioa ~ saAsp, - ~ -
eina nnuveA by tvnasp-,fnae siSna SsR -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-27

y : u
Is, 8. -, = J. n.
III M1ff 11ieos 1Aelv dn k&A
lAu41f Ose1 0sl
4 an 151 49, 49,
~ s.ss-iS 49, sl.is;s D
/ sTssE.s--f .l:--..S J ...,.--s ESl. %
Z. nj 4. = b q = y 49,
ss!z.r,. 5 49, Hz
4 49, =.
wNu - plansaeioa y Aiaoa
- nAI BAaIL ". DUKE's aistosy q Nor
FeU <asnlry viii coapeiss volume Of sear
kSnlse hssdrs6 paess, and viii b rea1y Tor
kouuuEY1K0nI ssss.a.sssssss..ssss. ss.ss
elected sapssintsadsS - 49, asan
saal1o9ds - " q E::sewa..
HoI166, Ftes Luwc, TsyoI
in sddio6 ~ 9 ~
astieao All da as Ml
xnY but5f. The ~ Auetyo9 b
one OF the shrsvdsst dipl8 ss 1Aei
He d violsut hstsr Of libseal idsaa uood
- .tDuees gm% a ii
- ~. "a. .c.,..cr +. rssSs;oS
ton Joornal ~. n 80 rrs-s.s.
nDcn. 80. 1880 49, = - SSms m ~
"a 800 = ia p;esand peanut afsnds II the
80 - does - 80 = = lad 0fa In ons
r. m ~ rooIe a ~ 1SGUS lice. Nd
- Il the Nsiso6 DsssSt 40 Has nios
soor, 4, Tventv-fnurth street. Handsomely
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-27

These tables show that 2,ls3 clerks and
messengers and sl2 females-2,4a 10 all
are employed in the eighteen Bureaus Of the
Treasury Department, 1t . cost Of about
three and half millions . year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-27

TEE following list compiled from official
sources, show the actual number Of persons
employed in the Treasury Department At
Washington, during the last 6scal year:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-27
xEOxt'K. IowAs
TUESDAY MORNING, nov. q.


4 fAE ASA :.
The New Yosk Ns31 = sah1asd 70 negro
outrage; NJ, hp9sv9, - - peint Of adso-
cssios Il, Bot i has Invested NY Of dodg.
ing this responsibility By pronooncing negro
suffrage maniftst deifisy, apoa which it do
declares the SeaaA foolish for opposing il,
and the Union party supesduoos for advoca-
ting Il. In cunclusionto Tic World article,
like the prefatosJ Argument % Hoasa Big
lowssReHaesl = secA, ass1kseS ~ essen ssain,
thus: 4-.'.. .F..s
ain trying 10 push negro suffrage, the Re-
@ss; se. 49, s ne = ~ s1s.ss1s
II they will consent 70 restore the Union Ia
scouting negro snAtsgs - thing never to
be tolerated, the extreme Southern party
display inst = little wisdom q 6sgesigf6."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-27
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D1oNCuIAL TROCaEs

sfss fnsspiAss aaIis1.
For Dssnehitis, AstA0a, Catasrh, Con-
sanpafvs and Threat DSssessss
raocun sas sso vraa AtsAss soos syclpss-
1tNoD00 AND PU0Il0 0PDAI00S
viii End foees us~fni In clearing ths vciss When tskss
bsors Sing ng speekns. sd relieving the throat asr
an ussssai ~asvsioh - ~ voesa ovxaaa. Tbs nsrs
ars rseona~sdsd asd prsscviesd - PA,SciasA -
have Asd tassnonaIs from eminent thscuSAcus sAs
country. Being article 81 trus msst, end havtng
pvsvsk their efficacy by test Of nsny ysss ~sch esr
asds them n $50 loeauss h vArions vasofshs voriA
sd the Toas ars univerify proscasesd bsstsr tAsn
other articles
OssAn only sSssvr's nssscHAI fscoass," - -
not take any Of ths Wethisss k~fiao~s thaa ~ b
offered. edkD BynysnnH. ns,4tAssAo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-27
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CROSBY OPERA HOuSH

The awardins Of the premiums to the mem.
bsrs of the Crosby Opera House Art Assoc
cistion has been announced to take place ON
Monday, January 81, 1867. The following is
card from the Committee appointed to con
duet the drawing:
We, the undersigned, Committee appoint:
ed TO conduct the awarding of premiums Ia
the members of the Crosby Opera House Ar
Association, have been authorized by the
management 70 announce Monday, January
~, 1857, - the time when the fnal award OF
all the premiums shall be made without fur
thef postpeuement.
in order that Mr.. Crosby may realize the
fall benefit of Ais snterpsise-and that the
Certificates may Be held BY BONA yfds purcha.
sess, and mot ~ hint 10 necessary that the
femsinins certidcstss should Be- speedily dc.
posed of.
The Committee assure all parties interested
that every care will be taken to secure per-
rect faarness 10 awarding the preniuus.
". F. CooLsAuoa,
Pre9dent Union National Bank.
JAS. Il. BowEx,
Prsndent Third National Bank.
GO ]. G. sDoas,
President d ~ Boara Of Trsds.
SAnn Q. FARoo,
Manager American Express.
l. Y. Auxn,
MUM Z Scott, Elevator.
J. A. ELLIS,
President Second Nation'l Bank
CLINTON BRio0s,
Ewing, Briggs 4 Co.
E. g. Hall,
Hall, Kimbark 4 Co.
FRAHCIs A. HoTFMAH,
Ex>Lieutenaut Governor.
AMOS T. HALL,
Treasures C. B. 1 Q. R. r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

kXCkll.kNT VIM FVk ksAALks.
SPEER'S SAMBuRG PORT WINE
Celebrated N EWrcpe fcv NJ medicinal ind hcncAcia
vsaltics. highly sessrsssi b smpse uscd
IN Eusopran anA ussican llsspitAs, and BY Of
the aFst lsmINes ~ ksfcvs and Amrvica.
ASA 1ON1C-h has NO equal. cnu.tng an appetite
ard buildh4 NJ the syssn, bssns cn'i'cy pure wine
As. 4 DiURETil-i tinpsrts healthy acton os,ps
Dsulsy, t!out and Rheumaflc aftc,ions.
ErEERA WINK In pure article nom the Juice Of
:ns i \. CRAP sss:.ns medical rrcpriscs sHys
~ III weak and dchititased prrvnn~. and the ascd An1
end cHii1Ssn.
Try / onec, md you will not bc deceived
- Be- sns. y s!ensssre Of AilHEp srrsa b over
Hold By druegsta nh all arpt cns- dcalcv no s,se
coll the CAsfEll.A iuRT Ri,ANDY, choice Cd
article imported only by Mr. srecr. direct ffcm III
valley 0fOp0rtn.
ne1 Trade .uppllcd by wholesale druggists In !, ew
FORK. Rorton. Ihiiaslcthia and 81. louie. And by
A. SPEEit, At hts Vineyard IN New Jersey. Irinci
pal OAicc Ar, brundway, New York
For sale In naScnpcfthy lAllisUN STARks
Wholesale nid Retail Druggists ice4-diy
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE The PROJECTORS
] III the New York Museum al Anatomy have deter
msncd :" ts-uc FREE four OF their most Instructive ee
Mrs- I'm Masrsaee and IT'S disquatHrntiun., NcINou
Mndfhysical Debility, Premature Decline cf Manhood
| Indigestion. Weakness or Depression, impoi-ney.
Loss " Energy and Manly Power the social EVIL
aud those maladies wheh result frum au,hfl oilic
excess OF maturity, or ignorance OF Physiology aud
lawr VI nature.
cnghtcnne and aavtne Thousands. and will D. fer.
wardsd free On receipt Of four rtnmrs by adrc-sn
Secretary New York Mupeun ot Anatomy and Mrdi
cine. dis broadway. New York maris diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver Is much more frequently he seat Of dis
than Is generally supposed The function Il L. de
signed to perform, and ON the regular execution o
which depends only the general health OF the body
hut the powers Of the stomach, bowels brain and the
whole nervous system shows its yast and vital import
ance to human health. When the liver IL serious y
diseased ii in fact not only deranges the vital function.
ofihc body, but exercises powerful influence oyei
the mind and its operations. which cannot easily be
described II has close connection with other dis
eases, and manifcsts itself by so great variety o
symptoms Of most doubtful character that ii mis-
leads more ply sicans even Of great emincncc than
any other vital organ The intimate connection that
exists between the liver and the brain aod the great
dominion which am persuaded 1t exercises over the
passions III mankind. convince that many anfortn-
nate beings have committed acts Of deep and criminal
atrocty. or become What fools term hypochondriscs,
from the simple fact Of diseased state Of the ives.
have long teen convinced that more than OnehAf Of
the complaints which in this country are 70 he
considered having their reatr in diseased Of
the liver. will cnumerae Of them: lNDi0Es-
TON DERANGED STATE OF THE BOWELS IRRITABLE AND
vINpieTivk FEELINGS AND PASSIONS. from trhing and
inadequate causes, Of which afterwards feel
ashamed: last, though not least, more than THREE
FouRTs Of the diseases enumerated under the head oi
CuNsrxrTlox, have their seat in diseased liver This
truly frightful catalogue.
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1t is found that of the dry substance Of
the egg 40 per cent is pure fat.
The work Of restoring the Chathedrsl
Church Of Notrc Dame. Paris. is almost fin
ished. 1t has Occur led twenty years
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For The Cure Of Hspatis, or Liren Complaint,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache.

DyspeI,sia aud Sex Headache.
In offering to the public DR.. McIAne's Celebrated
Liver Pill AS a remedy for Liver and Bous Com
plants we presume no apology will be needed. The
great prevalence Of Liver Complaints and BilliOus Dis.
Of all kinds, throughout the United Slater. and
particularly in the West and South. where in the
jorty OF cases, the patient Ii not within the reach Of
regular physician, requires that some remedy should
b. provided that would not in the least impair the
stitutiOn and yet be rae and cfcctnal That such IL
the true character Of DR.. Mclane's Liver Pills therjcan
bc doubt The testimony lay before you and
use. will. think. be sufficient 10 convince the most
incredulous. II has been sincere WISH that these
Pills should be fairly and fully tested and stand fall
by the effects produced That they have been tested
and that the result has been In every respect favorable
We call thousands TO witness who hays experienced
heir beneficial effects
DIR. Mclanes Liver Pills not held forth and rec.
commended like most Of the popular medicines Of the
day. universal cure alls, but simply for LIVER
COMPLAINTS. and those symptoms connected with
q deranged state Of those organs.
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