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special Notices.
|, WUds of vital Interest.

x
wui IL shsssands No rsd cdtSnna Of fnsobss ~
blass svssy day devote Gst miss 70 the perusa Of
~ Saess Walsh eoassrn tAse sssFiyl Oar tsztis Aaa
and y. viii rut commentary In nutshsl Fsakness
10 directly the cau.e Of all Ecknesa for nature b.
strong sssuth resss the oerbid ssssee which pro
ducs Illness eourss they poverlsss Seek strength
tAsrssers IAvigorsts and rssulsts tAs systsn whsn
the quicksilver ranges from 50 to % degrees r the
shade the most athletic enfseblsd and the weak
prosvasd It at such time that such an invgorstor
a. uosrErrRR's sToMAcH BTrrERs 70 urgently
needed. Whist are The sGscs u this Ssfe Vegetable
ropici Would tnst eli VIA hsvs kaovn IL benefits
could condense their sxptrsncs isso this paragraph
They would tell the healthy protect their health thsy
must use thi. great safeguard sgaiust the facilitating
isaa~ssef FAsy vsuid sxsost shsrsak 70 dscard all
nnm edicaicd and inppre ssinulants and cling to this
~hole.ome aud unfAiling toulc and Alternative As tbs
shSe0y<AnnAannss wuald cling to . raft In stormy
Sea- Thsy sys Of dyspsptc psngs relieved Of sppes,s
rss tored OF shattered resrupg Of headaches
cursd o<disrdsrsd functisss reeulated Of hypeeAas
d.ia s.ipa OF miasmahc seases bshled o. fsvef md
cured OF liver complaints arrested, Of heat prvs
ton and toll defed Of hops sfnased aud ehtsrfaf
nss, rest,red. Such the srscts of HosTErT RE
BlrrERs
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mR. wrLson,. APPOINTMENTS.

Hes. JAnns =. wfIsos Republican candidate for Con-
sress VIII address the people at the following times and
places:
Denmark, rhnrsdsy, sept. 9Th. at2pm.
Big Mound, Friday, Sept. It'll. at2pm.
Burlington, Monday. Sept. To- at TX m.
Dodgevills Tuesday, Sept. ii, at9pn.
Kosuth, Wednesday Sept 70. at2pm.
Danville rhursdAy ,esps II, u 2pn.
New London, Friday, Sept. II, at3pn.
Mt. Pleasant. saturday. tepf. rs. atIpm.
Bloomfield, Tussdsy Sept. rs, at . 10.
ksosanQun, Wednesday, eept 70, at . p m.
Other meetings will Be announced for Mr.. Wilson m
due time. The local Committees charged with the
duty Of giving proper noee Of the above neetngs and
making all necessary Arrangements therefor.
B. CRABB,
Uhssrmsn Com. lst Cong. Dist.
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HENRY WARD BEECHER ON THE
SITUATION.

BEEcHER is much Of preacher, much of
lecturer, much Of writer, much of mar
but not much of politician or statesman
In his recent letter, setting the ministera
seal to my Policy Mr.. BEEcHERI Indulge.
in many glttering generahties but his coun
sells are evil and his general,ies are not rele,
van, to the times. Referring to the freedmen
Mr.. BEEcHss says:
at is feared, with more reason, that the
restoration of the South to her full indie
pendencc will be detrimental to the freed.
men. The sooner we dismiss from ouI
minds the idea that the freedmen can be clas-
sifed, and separated from the white popula
ton, and uursed and defended by themselves,
the better il will be for them and us. The
negro Is part and parcel Of Southern society.
He cannot be prosperous while it is unpros
pered. It's evils will rebound upon him. Its
happiness and refrigeration cannot be KEEP,
from his participation. The restoration Of
| the South 70 amicable relations With the
North, the reorganization of its industry, the
| Transportation Of its enterprise and thrift, will
| all rebound to the freedmen's benefit. Moth
ing is so dangerousfo the freedmen as an
unsettled state Of society in the South. On
price, and revenge. He will be made the
scapeeoat Of lawlrss and heartless men. lin.
less We turn the Government into vast mill,
tary machine, there cannot be armies enough
to protect the freedmen while Southern socie,
ty remains instrrectionary. If Southern
society il Gained and settled, and occupied
and soothed with new hopes and prosperous
indusriH, no armies viii be needed. Riots
viii subside, lawless hangers on will be driv-
en- OF or better governed, and way will b
gradually opened up to the freedman. through
| eduoat,op and industry, to flH citizenship
with NJ ts honors and duties.
! Civilization is growth. None can escape
| that tosty ysaRs in the wilderness who trAse
from the Egypt Of ignorance to the promised
and of ciyilzatien. The fssdnsn nnst take
their march. have full faith In the results
.hss Is, Sass ~ IS ,'slR e e.sS
| defgone intheir upward pcoeress, they vii
in due time take their plecs among ~. Tha
\ plaes ssasqtts boaeah - lnnusssasa. -,
] t1hed b tsieht ofhand. Il V;li c6SS N
Il eohriety, virtue, industry and fruual;tv. A,
{ Va nasion SsnHbt u son;S,d aai;f fSe l|ssat
\ prosperous, g, on the other ssG0esI
lhsaAyssset IVA iJiot + - ~
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Andrew johnson on Reconstruction.

In calling convention 70 restore the State who shan
restore and restabsh III Shall the who gave
influence and his to destroy the Government Il.
he participate In the great work Of reorganization
Shall he who brought this misery upon tbs State
tted to control Its destinies II this So then ali
this precious blood Of brave soldiers and officers 20
freely poured ont viii have been wantony spilled, all
glorious victories won by noble armies will go
for naught and all the battleheds which have been
sovn with deed heroes during the rebellion will have been
made memorable in vain. Why all this carnage and de
vmationi 1t wss that treason might b put down and
traltes punished. Therefore say that traitors
take A hack seat in the work NJ restoration
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The AeE ornAprcAlrsu.

Col. J. ADAM, our my Policy Postmas>
ter, said in his harangue the other evening
that this Radical party was but few months
old. What matters that il il be right2 But
J. ApMR, is mistaken. The party is old old
as any movement for mans elevation; old -
the contest of Right against Wrong; old
,he birth oflovs of liberty in the huntn
heart. 1t is old as the elder Brutus who led
the people to the expulsion of Tarquiniau
tyranny. What very Radicals were Christ
and the xposuss5T Eusher: How rsdf
cal ves{psAgria oN Bsrons that under
compulsion ef their good broad blades esto or
ted Magma Charts from the Conservative
JouS Rex, md mapped out wy for Eng
lish liberty. How Radical were HAAPDEs
aud yaxE and JoHs Mrhros and WIIIiAt
Of 0range9 What terribly destructive Radl-
cal chaps in the estimation Of Conservative
CHARLES REX, an6 JAMES RExl What sorry
Radicals we're OrIs and ADAMS and FRANELIs
and, HANCOCK and WASHINGTON and JEf'
rsasoSf The Conservative tory pstriots
were az greatly convinced OF the dangefoq'
character u these Radicals as IRE the Consef-
vative Cupper-John,on Bssternut patriots p
the dangerous character Of THAppu Es STEVENS
and FEssRSDES and TRuxBuLL and JAHEs r
WAlsos. Why, BESEpIsrs A8xelp, ege'
afraid Of the Radicalsm Of iboee AeSdptiptI
srv Rsajesss,s and cold Ainse9 fOr Btkiti
Bread>and- Butter, and got a commission
not a post Office commission, but 9 commits
sion in the l3ris;sh army, and Distinguished
himself by burning the houses and towns o
the Radicals. lit had been in peace times
he would have taken the stump against them
and denounced their acts as unconstitutional
No, Eo:s Radicaiism as the defense ofJus
uce and Freedom, and human Rights IS no
new thing; nor is the faint-heartedness ant
recreancy OF some protesting to be its friends
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indispensable to the v.lfar, Of the frscd.

is indispensable to the wslfar.o Of the freed,
men. .
Mos. true, oh@,rversnd Beschef. b.
x<aave1hsn tkaE sssJ PoIss murdert nssyrp
G(As women Nd bufp fAeir loSlss,
&3ol3 "a churdtsa at ssphis-ls ~
49, br the ssamen' advance p Ct
a|sio( 1t A1fdsts UNI 6vikedE 4egroe
inS1s~ Ohssas, atAe hssda
must take their march, but
m6a n need be through such .
wilderness of violence and death as that
Wu4 DEF =Sahjsa -
citizens 10 massacre and oppression sand
wrong and violence, on the abstraction that
shsse u no civilisssion fora people witsous
bloody disciplined The black Codes for
freedmen, passed BY the rebel State LesisIs-
lures, and which we're set aside by our Gen
erals, In at least two instances, show the pro-
lection which updsr NY Policy the rebels
will give the freedmen; show that it's rebel
purpose to put the negro ins condition harsh
as that Of slavery and will MI. BEEcHER
wrap himself in mantle Of clerical sanchty
and with an imitation Of the philosophical OPP
timisn Of Ar. SEWARD say that this is nec-
sssary part Of the fresamen's "AAschfa In
any Government W have dseGsd protection
I duty Of the State. In Republican Oov-
ernment we have deemed protection and
equality Of rights the just claim Of the citizen
aud duty sfsas s.AsA This protection and
equality of rights "My Policy" withholds;
the Congressional, plan not completely but
much more fully than the Presidents plan,
gives IT, aeA;oa esasos do lsss than adop,
the coasrssaonae pI.a vi& sa6E. To dc
less would b ID a. that which God cannot
sanctioa ~ the uss ftiends Of FREE Govern
mene
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KEpupLrcANM EEr1Nus.

Gov. VIM. NJ ssone will address the people Of lows,
upon the political ssues Of the day, II the following
places apd tinss, via
Newton Tuesday, sept. 1f.f m.
Becnesecrc, Thursday, Sept 10, 2p m
Fort Dodge Friday sspt il p. N.
wseste- lr,y, saturday sept. IS. 81 pm,
Abba Saturday, sspt. -, p. m.
knoxviiir, Tuesday, Oct 2 Up. m.
The frebds 1.-THE cause, and the Republican c<.trs
Committees OF III, several counties, sre requested to
AXE all ths ioesi arrangements f< the meeting, In
respective Coz alies. ME-. CUTIE,
Chairman Rep. State Committee.
Hos h. II. efltfs Basasncan candidate for saprsne
Court Reporter, Sk Al the people Of Iowa ct tbs
following times and places viz;
Bloomfield, Sept 10th, at D. m
Centyeyille, sept. iith at 2 y, m
Sorydon, Sept. l2ih at D. N.
oosnton, fepf isth, at p. m.
49, eept lsth at m.
Quincy, Sept. Ifth at IN y,
.ontAnele, Sept. lSsh, At n M
Ranoset 0spt 18Th, 1T . M
nsv se4erson Sept 2oth, atap.n
Soonsooro, SEPT slst At2 D. n
49,, sept IA ~ sp.n. s.
nTsedhovnt sspt 18th mapn
Esr.ssss s.p: s' ss;sa isss.
vinton, 4spt Lih, st1p.n-
ADasase INT ,0ta. y sp.n.
rpnas o. Ia. 1t q p. NJ
vapsss. d u. s.apn.
Mt.PisAsant, Oct. ath, as1Am.
rsirAsid, Oct sth, q ! ,. -.
ne hspnblicAa Central Connitts>s q Il. -,
ecuntiss srs requested - thaa d. noess, Il ..v.
81 th@ nssanss h sAsP respective eountisa snd /.
nAks al ssessasy ssranssnSns tArssr.
- II. 4. cU1fA
Ohah1sa 14p. stats csaisI cs~nis>sA
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--QSssu Rnhna and her suite rseusAed =
New York suddenly. yestsfday, bsiae 0iisA
thithsr ~ tls isssllieeacs ~ ~ daaaAse -
mother, which xas talssraplsd y hsr hon
esa Fnasisee. !
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Principal II happy 70 be able IS sanouscs 10 n, u,.i
had tAes y hss secured the services Il tvo sn
nsa8 hDN ~ AaSt VIA vii ~ SEsssuf 9 a.
opening Of the next term. superior sdysutsrss Is ~
se will b. AFFORDED 70 pupls IN addition 70 thoroagh ID
srucsaoa n al the BRANCHES included II the feeuar
Bosrdias can b Furnished 70 yoese fAss II the -.
~ 81 =. Rsinoslsl = ~ .a1s ~ ~ vss eIa1i
otts1a Ssas1 u tAs village = ~ sane ~. -
POI fartAsx tafor1eeteos feanap nss.sR,Q. n1RanN
Principal Of the cr1s aad RAstof II O. fnmKytsrisn
Church. BirmtpeAa Iowa. FfeI}ksI6r
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Andrew johnson in Favor Of Executing Traitors

"show who hes been engaged In these ccnspiraci.
who has hred Upon Gag, Who has given instructions
to take for houses srssnais aud dock yards
and viii show you traitor. Were President Of the
United States would do Thomas Jefferson did 10
1905 with Aaron Burr. would have them arrested and
n convicted within the meaning and scope Of the Con-
sttution, b tho kssrrsl God would execute thsn-'
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Andrew johnson In Favor Of DISTINGUISHING
Taifars

-rny that the traitor has ceased to be citizen end
In tcinnG the rebellion has become public saeay H
forfeited his right to vote With loyal ~hea he
nounced Ids ciIsnship and sought to destroy Gov
eminent. wssay to the most honest and industrious
foreigner Who comes from Eagland and Germany 70
dwell among and to add to the wealth Of the country
Bsrs you be citizen you must stay here for are
years. 1--we are cautious sbort foreigners, Who vol
unfairly their homes to live with US, what
should weay to the tuitpr who, although born and
reared among "a b. raised psriccdal hand against
the Government which Always protected himi Ny
Judgment that be should Be subjected 70 sevse
1s~i hsf. H.. g. -
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judicial District Nominations.
MY POLICY" IN 1864.
Andrew Johnson FayoH ConiiNatiOn.

Treason mnst be made odious and traitors must be
punished and impoverished Their great plantation
must be seized and vided into small farms and sold to
honest, industrious men"
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United States Marshal's Sale.

tyssse8 SH0ssS ~ = AssSst ~ ~
n virtns Of execnfioa to directed issued By
II Clerk Of the District Court Of the urifsd States Tor
the eeathe@n Dvsfo~ ofthe stct OF Iowa aud nVsin,t
n Aivo.d Asn, In A~or Rtndskspf Brothers 1 Co
have sved npan viii eel, tbs highest bi4der At
the door Of the rs 0c~ Of me District Court OF The
Y. q, or the Nsataet q lows It Keohuk Ia said Dis
he hours off ociocka. n and o'clock , a. Of raid
day . following prorefty, toxft; Lo6s ! and g. and
mark Len Cauty lows, fAtsnsaA Md upsn = Il
property Of +. Ayerd eoQ to satisy aid VIII Of axe
cutton. PEfKk NRLENDY q 3 Msr,hal
III 8Mh ~ III WILTON Decuty
KleAas. Ausr d, ssess-sngasH4vl = ,r>
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Legal Notices.
u. 5. MarHhal's Proclamation.
Uaited States If Am<rtea, Suth1r Dirfr,oa Of Dtoa

u. 5. MarAhal's Proclamation.
Jaitsd States If america lSbuthar Dirisioa Of Reca
PETER MELENDY, United States
AarshAl for the State Of 1osa, do hereby give pub
lie notice that in the Of the United States against
dfty busheis Of corn meal # al IN of seizure
and orfeue, under Act Of Congress did the oath
Day June, 1895 at the CITY Of Keokuk Lee+couny,
Iowa attsch and take into my poessssn for safe
dy fifty bushels Of mea nay bushe. of rye meal
ftyhve bushels OF rye, hundred bushels OF corn,
pounds of hops pair large platform scales,
|onAsssa Ao ono gpdstone, fifteen and ent-ixth bar
rels Of hghwines, two dsaks two chairs steam
CINE and boiler, still tub and worm mash tub
pair burrs four f.rmentfng tubs snndry gearipgs
and b~Ifs. IN
And ALEC give public notice that the time assigned
for h t. OF said Is the l5h day or Sep
TENDER. 1855 and hereby sdmonsk and summons all
persons Ginning sny iute IN the said MY bushels 81
corr meal, 1t d.. or knowing having anything to
why the should not be cond. mned and sold 10
the demand Of said ibelan that th-y be and APP
before the said District Court Tor the District Of
IoSn, = fsH tern, TO b begun and holden at said
District CONT ths 1sth day Of sept afere
said 1896 at Keoksk Lee copnt, Iowa. Ia said District,
on said lnst NAMED day, vhen ana whore -ad will
be hsard then ard there 70 intpo thrtr ciaiEs and
half PETER MRLEHDy u. s. H.
suRI7-d1N @4 BY n FULTON Deputy
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A GROWN OF GLORY..
EVERY Man. Woman and Child who hss used
STERLINGS AMBROSIA

IL willing TO recommend t. 1hres Of nARkdly in
creasns sale hsvs made the Aubr famous all ova
the world.
1T 10 WARRANTED TO PLEASEc
1t cures Itching Of the Head.
1t mAkss New Hair grow Bald Hesds
II prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
II renders the Hair soft and Glossy.
Cleanse the Scalp CooIs the Hested brow; hsmov
DandruT: Cures Nervous Headache: Cures Badne
Insurss Luxursnt Locks; Inclin.s Hal to Cuvl; snp
sedcs vgs; Kills Hair Eaters. Coed effect speasspt
once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Anbrosia will suit ron r. Elegantly pat up
Deiicate'y Perfum.d Patronz.d By 0pera Singers and
Actresses Sold In splentd toxes or eartopa contain
Ing two large bot,le---No. for morning. No, fos
evening.
rHERE II NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
srERLInG's AMBRosIA /. the rest, most agreeable
and effective toilet 10 the worii To prove this, try
cal ton.
Sold by Druggists,
StePling's Anhse.ia mss uiaciuPisg sCenpan
AIS Fulton Street, New Fork.
ortlT a vi
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C8LGATEs AROMATIC VEGETABLE soar.
superior Toilet soap, prepared from rsapsd
Vegetable Ohs In combination with Glyesrins1
and especially dsteued for the OF Ladies' ssd or
the Nursery. It's perfume ia exquisite, Andita
Ing properties unnvaIsd. For sale by all druggists
fsbI3dAvlv
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MARRIAGE And CELIDACY, IN Esss, a
Warning 80 Jnssessa f0 yosss Nan, sAso nss.sss
ssd Abas which prostrsts tAs vital pows. With sure
sans Of rst Sent fires Of eAstgs in sealed letter -
vs'e = AasAs Ds.1. nkgLLtD Hoeo afoM -
Ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
aarla-4&x.ahsa 80 $ sna ~ o..
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET
State Nominations

FOR Secretary OF etate
COL. ED WRI0HT, u Cedar &C.,
49,
FOR Treasurer Of State,
aaJ. 1AM'L =. RANKIN, ~ Warrington.
For Auditor Of State,
JOHN A. BLEIOTT, - Mtteheu Co.
Eof Attorney Gsasena,
-. z. 1fsgELLs OF dialogue &c.
Tor A>sissr q sAs stats LAnloNos,
Cello. @. CARPENTER, OF Webster Co.
FOR Reporter Of the Supreme Court,
n. Hs UTILBs, Of wapelle Co.
FOR Cssfx " the Supreme Court.
CAPT. CHAB. l.. LrNDERMAN, OF Page.
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~ MANHOOD:
- How Lost how Restored

- EAlksRsd IN ,eaisa e.pe,sp< IsJce. ~ ee,st
ALEeTURE ON THE NATURAL TREATMENT. and
Rsalcal Cure OF ruetorrh Seminal aknsss In
voluntary Eni,tons sexn.i Debility, and npadse
Marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption kpa
lersr ssh fits Metal and Physicsi luexsety rssat
inr ffutn s,4s Abusr &c by Hosr crIvRAwxtI,
author OF tbs cr-rs book. He,
"a BOOK ~ Tbousands OF sn6frers.-
Sent under seal. pAn tn'siopr to any address,
PAID receipt Of ak centa tSo postAxs sssms
| ~ CHARS. !. c. KLINE co,
I37 0~wery, n. T., Post OAee DeH 4I6 -.
Also DR. Cui~srweifs Marriage Guide" prids Is cents
ssptl-dt ~Smos
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NHE co-partuership Of Mrs. Crotell =
= bevnss. l. this DAY dipolssd - nstsi ssrss.
1t The business VII - contAsess Aensef fnre -
AMf1.oeWnAa-ssftgas lNe, a y. 0Q03T1E.
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been more timely or acceptable The ,pre-
ssntation will take plaos \ TIE einl ~
yice tomorrow. s-.s
I've CLEAN the above itsns ftop|ths Ciiatoa
LMSd.
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Congressional Nominations.
first District,
JAS. r. WILSON, sfJeAsrssn County.
Second District,
HIRAM PRICE, ssstt County.
Third District;
WIN, b. ALLISON, Dubuque County.
Fourth Dstrtict,
VIM. LOUGHRIDGE, Mshaska County
Fifh District.
GEN. G. NJ. DODGE, Pottawattamie Co
Sixth District,
A. w. HUBBARD, Woodbury. County.
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Chairman State Central Committee
NJ. Il. CUTS, of montezuma.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-08
THE PROSPECT.

Tho Cincinnati Commercidl,rofcrring
TO the moro moderate tono of Congress
since tho veto spasm and its apparent
inclination TO go 10 work says:
Wo observe with qualification and
hopcfulness that since the jar of the
veto and tho furry that followed, in
which foolish things woro said and
done in both Houses of Congress
things as untimcly and i'll advised as
even tho President specch--that the
gentlemen of tho making depart
ment are manitesting disposition to
go to work AT tho real business before
them. If thcsc cheerful indications
continue, and the EXECUTIVE also repents
his inditcretion and sottlos down TO the
calm discharge OF duty, tho country
may be speedily and amply compon.
sated for the noise and confusion and
threatening complications OF the woelS
that We are just through with. Asex.
hibitions of ill.temper and bad judg.
mental ono end of Pennsylvania aven.
ne have been followed by like exhibi.
tior at the other, tho White House
boiling responsive to ebullitions at the
Capitol, We may have somo confidence
that'a good example by either may
produce q result corresponding in ex.
cellence, and we shall be we'll pleased
to ascribo to whosoover shall take the
suspicious initiative the crodit due for
a happy stroke of statecraft
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OH srhIKEs.-Our exchanges cbron ,
iclc Numerous and remarkable tap.
pings OF the greasy fluid in the various
localities in Ohio where borings have
recently taken place. Paying wells
are said to have been opened within a
shorttime in Athens, Gallia, vin,on,
Morgan, 'Muskingum, Guernsey, Bel.
mont and Columbiana counties. The
capacity of these wells is represented
as ranging from ton, to some hun.
drods of barrels daily, aud tho oil is
found atunusually shallow depths. =
In addition to tho numerous new wclls
on this sidCtho border, there is a report
from Canada that a reservoir has late,
ly boen reached there from which thcy
pump at tho ratio of 1900 barrels Of
pure oil por day.
AT this rate tho price Of tho article
must como down before long.
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Editor of Gazeffo;3 uni4tGisT ~ j.d+ no
lnreplyt to many letters and inquiries from peoplo
in this section othe country. the ndefsiRned tsks
great pleasure IN saying through the columns %
your paper .that our renowned preparation, known
as Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is certain cure for Dys.
pepsla, nltsworst stages, Manyeures oflong stahd
ing, withln our own acquaintance, have been com-
pletely andwe believo perrlsnehtly CURED IL viii
stop distress after eating almost Instantansously,
and enables the dyspeptc who has lived for years
upon. .Graham bread and the plainest diet to eat
heartily as he 'pleases, and anything he chooses.
without danger Of distress or souring or rising on
the stomach. tsRn lnfalhble correetor Of indiees.
ton and constipation, creates q healthy appetite
stops sick headndhc, heart burn, sickness at the
stomach, pains cramps. or cholic in either stomach
or bowels and sweetens often i've breath As soor ~
You take u and BY enabling the patient 70 take
plenty offood whichi is the parent of health" pro.
duces vigor, strength and energy In every trial We
have known, 1t has speedily eradcated Dyspapsia
with allts attendant 'uferlngs, weaknesses, debil.
ty and loss OF power. giving instead proper activ9
ity and tone the stomach and organs Of digest
and daswe confidently believe, and as the published
cerlhcates in our circulars, amanacs, and in rrant
OF the leading Journals from convalescen patients
VIII confirm, completely, permanently, and almost
miraeulously 'cnre the worst case OF Dyspepsia IN
existence" We warrant IN every instance. Itean;
be obtained at all the Drug Stores in the United
states and Canadas at 81 per bottle six bottles for
s5., C. q. CLARK, Proprietors, Z
For saleby G,G. BECK, Druggist. \ > d -re