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nrconsrauorED cHAseEs,

Very marked changes can come otsf the
shirt of Democratic dreams. AFTER the
bsne,b;pber>than. Haman denunciation Of
traitors by Senator johnson, and the treason
m.de-odious professions of Gov. Johnson
have r;pened into the "My. Policy" Of PRESS
den. johnson, We are prepared to expect the
most remarkable acrobasic feass By amp dsn>
ocra,;c nerformer that concludes to entertain
the nublic. For instance, late dispatches had
the following concerning Alexander 4. SITES
pben., late Vice president Of the Democratic
Confederacy:
"Alexander H. Stephens has written
letter TO Montgomery Blair, endorsing the
call for the Philadelphia Convention, and an
nouncing his intention to attend the conven>
ton. In it he says: Individually my whole
soul 10 enlisted in the cause OF speedy, fnli
and perfect restoration of the Government
under The Constitution As it now stands De
also saws he did, in 1860, all in his power TO
avoid conflict of arms, and that, too, while
many Of those now so clamorous too vhat
thew call the Union cause, we're giving ems
enlargement, at least, to the extreme men at
the South by clearly and decidedly intlmat>
ing a perfect willingness on their part that
the Union might slide, il the people OF TIE
South so willed it. He concludes by saying;
.If the Union shall be restored under the
Constitution, it is his fixed purpose to retire
from all connection with public AFFAIRS, 90
that, although it may appear that he is eov>
erned BY personal interests in working lot
restoration, inasmuch as he has been chosen
United Statea Senator, still he will not hold
that position long
Now, if he we're not democratic perform
err who would think this is the same Aiexan>
der H. that said, in Jnly, 1868, in speech
to rebels at Charlotte, North Carolina;
las for reconstruction, such thing is i'm,
possible such an idea must not be tolerated
for an Instant Reconstruction would no
end the war, but would produce more horn
BILE war than that in which we are now enga
ged. The only terms on which we can obtalr
nermanent peace are final and compiets sepa
| ton from the North. Rather than submit u
any thing short OF that, let US all resolve Z
die like men worthy Of freedom
! We wonder whether Stephens is going II
| Philadelphia, to demonstrate the truth of hi
reconstruction views; He evidently is soun'
on, NY Policy now How nearly that &c
Icorfs with his older reconstruction views, is
question.
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They hay|s some shabby seamps up in
Appanoose county, The Ceatesvills Oftises
says Of SONG Il them. Eat SGAhafh large
congregation assembled Il Martins euvs y
hsssasernsa form Eldse Haynes, Of Abba;
sndxAiis the preaching wis going q, pms
tastAls stole ftsm the GOD people several
basksGs Of provisions, sAd failed To- -.
luri even the baskets d disksA Thfs =
abaat the meanest stealing We wsrs ever
called upon to record. If thief takes
money he gets trash, but when he takes
christians dinner he not only robs him Of that
which q dsarer shAh money, but also, takes
his spirit of devotion, and causes him 70 thiak
bad words even if he does not Say them.
The degree Of 4. NJ has been conferred
upon Professor White, State Geologist, BY
Kssysa College, Ohio, and Icws College, at
Grinnell.
1t appears by the Wapello Remtblioaa
that an important legal contest is now pro<
crossing between the owners Of mills on the
Iowa river and the gentlemen who have been
running the itltic oscnuuuons Ao"n WY oh Wv
Iowa river. Nov that the river is low, the
steamboat cannot cross the dams, and finds
particular difficulty in that At Wapello, erect>
ed for and used by -four mill which accom-
modates the country for thirty miles around.
The boat ovnsrs want the dams removed.
The mill owners resist. The Courts must
decide the issue, and, doubtless, the lawyers
will take the grist ofthe mills and the freights
of the bost,
The Charles City Tntelligencer states that
some boys ct Marble Rock, Floyd county,
took, or mistook, an idiotic or crazy man for
a horse thief the other day, and hung him
until nearly dead in vain effort to extort o
confession from him These selfappointed
officers of informal injustice will receive
proper attention from regularly appointed OF,
fcers of the law
-Sandford Roach has been held for trial
before the next term of the District Court for
Dubuque county, for violent, but, fortu>
nately, unsuccessful attempt TO outrage a
young girl who was walking out in the couu
try to visit friend.
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ARIGiHAL yoTICR-Toss Hiiiisxs Lroipaa Biz
t;r~, Arr " WsIrpr UEii y t..rrsrs lam. n Ca.


ARIGiHAL foTICB-Tos Biiiisxs Lreinda Biz
y iinss, Ann walker, VII r@rFsrd. Janrs Gar
rard, & 3cya ED. Greene krskne. Jas RieEwsy p
Creel, J v Sarah aad D D.ueherty, Il n.ist-sd I'D
Hire A Whitn@y, executor. Jno a Knight, in. Me-
cune, Edssrds Turner. D.Pan~, l1rntr ~.
ssgnee &C. Cornsbls rfryth, Bnrrow-, u'rx
Fila Raddick ~fiev, R,bt Rnd9iek. Kate KiiiIe L
Moore Amy Rnddsek May Ruliiek Nsy hndd,k I'm
hrdfick and Ella. Rsdck sdGIiuistrztors, and Jesse
RatdBck. defendants
Ton aad esch you hereby notified that THERE'S
fis 10 the Clerks once II ;he District Gour1 - Tee
fows st Keofrk p-titin IN eaui " Hiram Barney.
agnirst yon, elsiDins luJgmrnt .-ainSt yen III
tngs uPop yenr sir prou-sorJ notes fe the rider
st b aiibourns. nov the property u plant ty
signmert for the Of tiny-fgur hqEiref Dgisars.
and ten r4r cert interest and A.snst At r. -f-ns
sh. nr@yinx far the Sor elo.ure - certsiu mortgage,
male by aid Eiiiins. h KiibeaYoe dtsd June
49, 1855 upon the X Of the X q setia Twelve ~
and IL " % the Il afsfctsr t~af1 sit 10 t6.
Risk ~ " Also .hs Il section nineseen 49,,
ssyts -seten ts7h r sir s. vert.
Nov yon 1st esch Apts~<r and .ns~er sAid tetit{
~ the nd t1s ~ the az said Tasit,
70 be held ~ e. kuk. the 7era N * SeIt
lss I-aS Judgment viii be hsA tn rein prayed for,
Is &ef.ult. Ii sInf1 H WILL.
Y R4r stamp % cts Airy FIR FlsiEun.
jyL-1
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~ RI5fA4L NOTICE To s sgilirx. Lrciads Bii-
~ HnEs. ttu4 Wsik.r. q BarbE sbaH. Wa
ketgh ~ ca. lutsH. Roger 4 70 L4Ea-. -au9sr-
u. = u Rssfais h II . sgood sa,A Rsct.-l fynsh
ixn-ft T" iiaa Eivsrd., Efieh, r. iurToa*,
eirss. 4, " p Nred W c fisfan- c.atsafl- --s,;t,
Kne'st. = --tcy 81 h' DO v Faus;n. Ia NJ nae,
Whrsy }, exesicr. Sc. Ad Titn-, Hngh A,uuetiy II
sisttAd and " s4s All. at - e fart+ffr Cars Rl5-
dek KzA sH8e,ies, sxaesfrix ksse Etttie. Hoorr,
Ans Rnifes. Mary bsiiiek. HRy Ha4aek, sliA am
Ra Lisrk snj Je-xse guid 5~A~ns4nts
IN SD eei y ,I harrty ta.-f a fbsf tier u
at-, 'u the ce-s oee u ~, btstset ainf' n
L. c,any, yors, At Ke1kns. p.;.fl IL q t4r II
J I'm rt-s1s. A ssp-t yaf ia.iag
y9u.S III Hr%4 np.u ghr3e tr9 'ats-st sa'
81 = sAit pla'htf the OF FFts heairei
and Twebty-fse D9lart 80 - and J. cent in'"r.
foreclosure RI cr,sir rHart14g~ mai d si fil-
ngs pl.in'ir. dated 18th jnne, 1884, th- J. II
seftipn tw MY Oh a. 4 the q - !: ssel {
Sax t6} Tawnshp sixtys t6 Rang ave t6f. sss tho
u Of th- y sestaa tregte ttl. snA the Y !. III
II SECTION % rowt..tfr -xfy--s f,sl RSnre II
fel, all In he rn'y. foas Al-t prsfng thr
closure II certain nfeesnify ing nrfg.ss mate BIZ
said bialIuRs ~ u III 2 lsine nr.n ptrts Lets
aud 3. III Bick u teb tlSl s-skuk. % csaufY Isxs
known the Afh ensBt pr8t.@-tv. 2. ssrurs
the OF THE tssR- 'rf isye lie I'd and
the ther n usrnes: Hrt ft ian pray the
extin gui hnlett - the fl't & rcd suc
tral re f Ard fs, fatt II sefa.rg j. Asrer ul-itad
that iniEn tpt = trea Aiswfti to al it rs<rsn-
ing him from satisfying eanc.ng said istfeT
& ige made to hira.,
And you must esrh Ar Rear ami answer sas r,i,n ~
to be held II R-okuS, the second MDrssy a sep
temssr, lsea or judgment PRAYED 7 will Re had
therein. II. CIT HOWL TI,
js21d Plaintiffs Attorney
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name, can save themselves from popular
hatred, il they seek TO become the betrtyers Of
,;h.r.x ~ 10 rive this Government, saved q
20 great cost into the keeping Of men hostile
to it, or who shall perpetuate injustice, 81
preston, disloyalty, or the slave spirit IN II
administration. *
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pArcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

Tbs Original and Beat In the World The only trus
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instaa.
tAneoas Produces Immediately = splendid Bisck or
natural Brown without inIurns she hair skin. Rem
edes the Ill effects Of bad dyes. Sold BY all Druggists
thegenuine 10 signed William A. Batceelor Also,
ReGENRRATfNu EXTRACT OF NILLKrLKuRs,
for Restoring and Bseatifying the Hair
aaxN-dAv1y oHARLRs BArCHELoR, n.
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Special Notices.
The Grand Secret.

The Grand Secret.
The grand secret In medication Ia help Nature. ers
sAlx and Rrerlsrf-thess are the Alpha and Omega Of
the only theory Of that has for its
basis II the system shattered the muscles
weak and the mind like the body In q state Of pwtis
collapsc-what Is il best do Reason teaches the
snswer:
Brnp Up Youn MAN.
Brace him up - ye- would brace sottsrinp ehee rhs
pabulum be needs is Tonic Alternative. Bring him
ofthe depths of debility and Dependency
wrra HosrrrrrER's Bi,rras
They cannot inJare. A child may take them In doses
nited to its year. without the possibility Of HARM The
eueeblrd vital towers reepand energttcAl
~ 10 their action the vted srase BLADES
Under the ssifsing and refreshng rain 10 ell Of
debility the BitteIs solu,siy required There ia
substitute sBceeedaneura will HIi their place
sort to this nost wonderful of Mod~rn Tonics,
AND ALL WILL BIZ WELL.
Bear In mind that in Dyspepsia, Intermittent revers
Bilious Disorders aui Affections of the Nerves. other
medicine wil produce 1.-THE Of the good effect that
invariably follows tbs ~ this excellent Inygorator
and Corrective Sold everywhere.-f. i. Trsbt,, Oct
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onlaIuAI nnrrcE.

nex q Isss xe ossts, ~ In the District oeus
- ofsTyesA4kA 80 .A
Gse<Ss " nseinssr. Psafnti6, " Loui. ,. MsssnG
dscsaesd, defendant.
NOTICE y hereby given, to the defenda}
nssen eDovs naned, that petition in . civil scstl
on - y ~ Cles9s O0es 81 tbs Dls03ct CUurs 80
d only ysftAsd In behalf Of the above nased Plsanf
aGeaNe pm. and csimiag order and dscrss fov q
ale afdse spefai execution BY virtue Of decree -
defse4 ~ Court, In the case Of George Meseip
Asssnser, Of ten acfea 70 she south -east corr
OF the quarter Of the north oasetsr
secttcn ~ N sov n<hip g. vpst Lee County low
that to ay 81 the town Of Nesses aeryiIIe ~xrepti
fherefrom 20 much Of said town follows ali the IL
In blocks and 10 sid town. and the Str ~
ana alleys separating said blocks and lots and from 9
proceeds OF said sale there be paid plaintiff the su
so and INTEREST - found due by said decree And III
ess You appear and make dsi@nse thereto before moo
OF The second day Of the o said Court to cor
M noe on the secnnd Monday OF eepteuber 1885, judl
m+nt vim Be rendered AZ ins you prsp.d fur il ii
pttttten- ROBERT II. GiLLAORE
tyZs@w Atty for Plaintiff
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CnLGAfEs ,R9aATfU VEGETABLE sDAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oiis in combinstt win Glycsrinsi
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies and or
the Nursery. Its perfume IL exquisite, sndits
ing prop=rsis- unnvalled For sale by all druggists
f.blJdkwls
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M Rs. w IN $ l. o w,
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

Nehsve Put up and sold this article for 30
and CAN truth Of wLst We have
never be able 10 say of any other medicne-HEvKn
MAS ~ rutto IN a nsaff ISsfascx KYrRcr CURE
whei timely used. Never did We know an Instance OF
dissatisfaction by any Who nscd t. the contrary
all are deshisd with its operations and speak term.
Recommendation OF its magical effects And medical
tues We spoah In this matter WHAT We Know amer
30 yrarf expetk nee Ass PLEDGE REPUTATION
rns rutyrtxKsr OF WAY We sEss DsckAss In almoss
every instance where the infant Is suffering from pain
aud exhaustion, relief Will be found in fifteen minutes
sner the syrup Is administered.
Pull directions for using will accompany each bottle
Nnne genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PER-
KiNs, Neg York. s GU tbs outside wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throusho.f.t the world
Price, eriy as Gents per Kettle
spr2&-dApGn
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nRtGINAL NUTI n To ward Dillon defendant.
" You hereby notified stsf there is NV on fie in
the CIerks office the District Curt of Lee County
Iowa. at geoknk petition Of Hiram Barney claiming
ind ment against y,H 8dward mljcn for the pnn OF
SIX Hundred Dollars upon mortgage tas6e TO Ihas
Mason, rpm the following described premises 10 Wit
Lot zen o} Block eighy i've (s5Lin Aasoes Lower Adj
diticn to ksoknk, in L. Comfy Iowa and against
You n praying hr the foreclosure 81 ssd the
ssIe Of aid premises feed OF al ere,ts OF said Defend
ant In same, TO on said abf, the extaglshment Of
all equity a redemption, ara for genera relief
New ,on mnst sppear Ard ssia retitau Ny Noon
Of he second dsy the OF said Court tn
held the second MAY of September lsG5 or iuds-
ment viii be bad therein, prayed for, by defsnit
SCtfTr HOWELL
iy21-d Attorney for Plaintiff
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I EGAL NOTICE.-ToA. /. Demipg an,

i ELAb HOlltE.-Io a. l.. DemIng and
- " G@s u'rn. frdftses fsf tsemss sui e. Il
Hsrrfsou. James II tlosey, y 1Svd @hd p W tord 4
II Harri@or. Jarne- ii HUi&.y, Ford p vcrf Any
Wells, Noah Greeey, Dssf5 6sna. D.s.. sidney b
Root, Caroline k0.t, II M Guam, Y rad Sen l.
EDInon-, Potter LINN, pIun.e, Pa nnele~ STREET.
Myers X ni.eiy, AlAxsps@r, p ipnsx, Nichs4i
Bushsy lanes HAMA Graves, itosms-, Mary tee
ley, Carts, s1@cntor - the estate Of Of VI bite
Johnston executor Of the ests- of y m r To renee
deceased, Eastman Ba OF Old Donsini3r. Albert
Wsss, Jtsse hsltty, Hu~ksmp, tbnsr Reeves Henry
Towle, Hiram farsey. Yeatsesa RsbiSs 4 Co, n gar
Thompson, Thomas Davis Charlotte saiifvsn Vim Oh
lis, / StGddnrd, Wm L R7ddirk, Thomas psrett
stereu.on, Msybufg Bro Fictlin Lnrss W
Miller, q Ssyets., II Hoseti. W Phiuney Peter
ki-her. Sorhia Citnd@ntias, J Horf!sh
fon and esch Of sDu hereby nptirs~' that there 10
file in the oice % Clerk the District Conrt
OF Lee county Iowa, Fort MADISON retitop OF N
Dunn, claiming Of you. the tsd besslng aud J W
Cieghorn trustee, Ac,, The Of nine toasani aud
nine dollars, Ard ten cent per s"num interest from
October 18th, 1888 money due CERTAIN mortgage,
and also praying against all Of the foreclosure Of
said mortgage, and the sale Of the following mnrsxagsd
property for the PAYMENT Of sad dht to~it Ninety
Of the aide Of the narihw quarter e elton
i've 51 vest aud The UNDIVIDED onehsf Of 'hr
der Of said northwest quarter Of section a. ali in Lee
county, Iowa
Unless you appear thereto and defend before noon of
the second day the said D~uit Court TO
commence The third MONDAY Is pte~r Der lsss Jadx-
rnent aud decree Will be restsd sgsut yon thereon
By default RANKIN L HeCRARY.
knyfnne stamp 6oc Atty's for ptsintf.
tylh Sd
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nRIGISAL NO E--To Betisniin +. 3aDe-, defen-
~ daut. Yeu are hereEy rothea that n, re i row
on file In this Clerks enee Of te Ersnct Court Ire
County, foua at Keokus PETITION OF Hiram Barney,
claiming Judgment sgaast yon Brnjzn'n tiamae.
for the OF six Hundred Doiisr- upon ynur mortgage
made to Charles Mason upon e soltc wing described
premises. axt L1r frnr gs3 Beck huud "a aad
fourt Elf4l Mascn's Lever Additin the City az
Heokuk, in Lee Gte1nty fowa and aesinst vou hll
praying for the forscl Of aid urtEaxe OF
said premises freed OF all interests OF said PENDANTS in
same, to pay OF said dsbt The e1tingui.hHeB; of sill
equity II redemption. and for general RELIEF.
Now you must appear and answer said ttor by noon
of the second day e. the next term cf sid ourt be
held the srcend Monday Of SEPTEMBER 's64 or tudg
ment will be had therein, PRAYED tor by aefsrit
H. sc TT HOWELL.
50 cts 8 Stamp Attorney for Plaintiff.
iyTd
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nRIGINAL NOTICE-To Ion.,b.n

~ y 4 i
- Turk. c-frn4xnt- fon ARE hereby Dosisst that
there " nov On NE In the Clerks nce Of lbe ct
toa-f OF Le- County Iowa 81 ksaknk petirfos Of H.
ran hara%y claiming judgment aesinst Sou fof the
SAW "a FEM Hsses-d bess, with ;et cent IN e.
81, ussn yonr nnrtesge~ made Ia Charles Mzso eth
- esat~r ~, UPON tio following 's@srfa. pr MI
So, VII III " " n 70. N ". " 81 seton
svsnsy-'s~, N township sfxis-six. narts se six
vet IN lie csunty lows and aesinst yau ps ayfns
Tor the faoiosnr. Of aic mortgs - ae sal. u laid
PREMISE fe%d II all interests Of -sif etenta Il ams
~ Fay N Al sail tebt til Exit sui-bmeut eq,dfy
Of rsi~apthn, ard xen.rat reiie,
WOW u shsst appear ant sH-v.r ssd petit Oh ~
nfon Of thf sot5 dag % 81 .al4 ffnrt
70 be beld ~ thu .e@af ysy ~ seg iret 1851 ~
.ahgmsnt y Il he hsi t'i.+in p9aysl Is 4sisals
" es stamS-CAneelssd H. sCJrT HOWELL,
jTiJA AIRY sqr Plat IN
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-03-16

~ D.. sa . ..sL NJ 7 T
THEATRE.--We refer our readers
to the advertisement, announcing
that Wheelers Hall will be opened
next Monday night for the first Of
4 series Of theatrical entertainments.
This company consists of twenty
members, all selected with a view to
their abilities 1t is seldom that a
troupe of this kind can engage such
an attraction as Miss Mollie Williams,
who has drawn large crowds in all
the large cities and delighted them
by her elegantly graceful style of
playing. Felix A. Vincent is q
good actor, and as comedian is
Messrs. -. A.. and
Richard Weaver, as Managers and
Directors, are gentlemnaly in their
bearing, while as actors they stand
high. 1t is to be hoped that this.
company will be literally patronized
Turing their stay in Findlay. =
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sy0n's Periodical Drops-The Great
Female Remedy for Irre.uiaritias

Those Drops are u scientifically compoun
led nuld preparation, and better than any
IilS, Powders or Nostrums Being liauid
heir action is direct and positive, rendering
|hem reliable. speedy and ccrtain spcciA,,
pr the cure OF all Obstructiuns aud suppres.
|ionsof nature. Their popularity is ,ntica
led by the fact that over 100, 900 bottles ART
annually Id and consumed by the ladies oe
me United states, every ono OF whom sneak
r the strongest terms uf praise Of their
treat merits. They are RAPIDLY taking the
Slace OF every other female remedy. md arc
Ionsdored by III who know aught OF them.
sS the surest, safest, and dmostIntallible pre-
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pale complaints, the removal OF all 0bs'ruc
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Ingularity and strength. Explicit irections
Eating when thoy may bo used, and explnin
fg when and why they should not, nor could
lot 30 used without producing eifocts con
|rary TO natures chosen laws, viii be f,und
Iaretully folded around each bottle. with the
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Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON, 1876 Chan.
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nov2i ly
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When one who declared that Lin
coins election provoked and justified
secession and disunion, asks you to
sign a political call, don't do it
When one who wanted TO coax
traitors to desist from firing on the
flag, seizing the i'ortresses and rob
bing the arsenals of your country by
kicking the New England States out
of the Union and agreeing that the
Shareholders might take their human
chattles into every State and plant
their "institutlon III every territory
of the Union, asks you to unite with
him in political movement, don't
do it!
When one who. o.declared the war for
the Union unjust, and proclaimed on
the streets that the rebelswere fighting
for the defense Of their rights and
their homes, asks you to unite with
him in an ayowal of political sentit
ment and purpose, don't do it!
When one who steadrastly insisted
throughout our great struggle that
the rebels were victorious-that our
arms made no progress-that our
national debt would inevitably be re.
pudiated-that the Union could only
be restored by first giving it up as
lost and then asking the yictors to
let us creep in at the back door OF
their triumphant Confederacy, now
urges you to sympathize and fratern
ize with him in denouneing as trait
Ors and disunionists the foremost
champions of Liberty and Union,
now and for ever, one and insepara,
ble," don't YOU do it = ''i.'' A'l'
When one who denounced and
raved at the emancipation policy OF
President Lincoln as unconstitutional
and suicidal-who declared that ii
had "unitad the South and divided
the North'-that we could never
succeed till it was repudiated--that,
if Lincoln was reelected, the Union
would never be restored--now wants
you TO play second to his first, don't
begin to do it! ......... ..r.
Saith the great Apostle to the Cen
tiles, "Be not deceived Evil com
munications corrupt good manners,
When all manner Of Copperheads and
secession sympatAizers ask. you to
train in their company, tell them
you'll see 'em blest!
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KnowIedge Of,en Saves life.

Every living being has within his system
impurities. When these are within their nat.
ural limits, our health Is good but when
they are in excess, pains, colds, rheumatism,
gout, debility, costiveress, diarrea, dysente.
ry, erysipeIas, &c, aiiiict us. What we have
TO do to recover our health Is to take out
from the bowels and tho circulation the ex-
cess OF impurities, This done, health follows
of necessity. Bmndreths Pills are the only
medicines that can do this with entire safety
to ell the organs Of the body. Hundreds of
thousands are now living who have adopted
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