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VOTE FOR STEmPEL.

Vote for Stempel for County Judge. He
is well read in law, and finely qualified for
the place. He lives in Fort Madison, and il
elected will always be found at his Office.
Country people, and persons from abroad,
having business with the Probate Court, will
be saved from disappointments and vexatious
delays they have had under the present in.
cumbent, whose time has been divided be.
tween Fort Madison ard Keokuk. Vote for
Stempei, for he is = long resident Of Lee
county, we'll acquainted with its business and
it's people. Vote for Stempel, for he is 4
representative of the grand loyalty of our
Germans citizens in the struggle for the life
Of the nation. Of that loyalty which saved
st. Louis and Missouri from being oyerruu
BY Democratic traitors. OF that LOYALTY
which. under Sigel, and Schars, and Os,er.
haus, and Wetzel and Matthies, an with
thousands Of brave German soldiers, fourh,
80 gloriously for the unity of the Republic.
on 20 many Of the battle fields Of the late
war. Of that loyalty which secured for the
Germans the great honor of being earnestly
hated and denounced BY rebels and rebel
sympathizers. Stempel is representative Of
all this. Let him have the vote of every loyal
man in Leo county,
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Republican Township Ticket.


l. That again proclaim II cardinal principle
of political faith, that all men equal before the
Lag, and are In favor of such amendments 70 the
Coustitution u the ststs Of lows will secure the
rights Of the ballot the ofths law and equal
justice to all rrs spectve Of color religion
2. That approve OF the military reconsts uctioD
pAsssd BY the seth and Goth CUnsress bus the
tberal cuustruction BY unfttsndiy o1eiAis dspnves
these OF their energy and demand that
Congress assemble In July 10 out By additional
the reconstruction Of the Rebel States upon and
10y oil basis.
That the pecmpt trial end pusishmsut according
to law Of the Haad Of REBELLION infamous
crimss impersttvely demanded fer the vindicaon
the Constitution and the laws, and for the proper pas
ishment Of tbs highest crims 10 demanded b. ustice
honor, asd prupsr fsgsrd r the protection Of Ams
citsssship end b sdus regard for The welfare and
future safety Of fhs Rcpubc and II IL due not only
the dignity Of the natos hut In justice 70 the loyal
people who have been heroic In their devotion
Of the Constitution the Union and Liberty and
the soldiers Of the Union Who survive and the memory
Of the heroic dead.
l. That In favor Of the strictsst economy 10
the expenditure Of public money, and that We demand
at the hands Of al our cals both stats and National
faithful and rigdly honest Standardization OF public
AFFAIR.".
That the Republican msns-rs Of the Congress Of
tbs United Safss entitled 70 the thanks Of the n.
tion for their hrmncss In resist M conspiracy
tbs control Of the Government the hands
traitors and their airs. and In defeating the purposes
corrupt Executive and thus sustaining the intee.ets
OF liberty 10 greet and DANGEROUS crisis In history
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Vote for Frow for Treasurer. pecpleo
Lee county it concerns you greatly what
manner of man it is who presides over yopr
finances Of this you cannot afford to be
indifferent, A faithful, judicious, ecouomi.
cal officer saves much to the county. Such
q faithful, judicious, economical man and Of
fcer is J. W. FRow, the Republican candi-
date for Treasurer. As Recorder he has
been tried in official place and has won uni
versal favor; he has won the warm esteem Of
men of oil parties. The people have justly
the highest confidence in Mr.. Frows hon.
esty, intelligence, uprightness, financial abil.
ity, economy and business tact. Their con-
hdence is well founded. twill be no exper-
iment. You will be in no doubt if you elect
]. W. FRow, that you have remarkably ex.
cellent Treasurer.
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vIcTORYi

Let that be the end of your working to.
day. The issue rests with the voters.
Speakers and newspapers can do MOTH
ing further to aid in the work IF
we knew aught to say or do further that
could in anything contribute to the success of
the Republican ticket in the county, or to
swelling our majority in the State, we would
gladly say and do it. But to the field labor
Of to-day, and the work that you shall do
the political question is RENTED. Unless it
was in that peiilous contest of 1864. when
our voters had to decide whether the war
should 60 on or ingloriouslY close with the
Union cause defeated, and the Government
oyerthrown-unless it may have been then,
there has never been a more momentous DO
litical contest in this country than the present.
Soldiers, loyal men! the success Of the Dem>
ocratic ticket is the success Of what remains
Of that treason which you fought for four
years while it was trying to destroy the Gov,
eminent. It is the success of Andrew John
son and all the infamies of his policy
Democratic success will be followed by an
effort on the part of Andrew johnson and the
Democratic party to overawe or dissolve the
loyal Congress of the people.
The times are full of danger. Rally for
the Republic for the cause for which this
Nation has given so much of its blood and
treasure. If Republicans do their duty this
days work will bring US glorious victory in
Iowa. Let each Republican resolve to 90 to
the polls, to take his Republican neighbor to
the polls, to work earnestly and insure a
grand triumph for the Right.
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WHY YOU SHOULD NOT VOTE THE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Because it was the Democratic party, un-
der its present standard bearers, that, for
years before the outbreak Of the rebellion,
degraded this country under the rule Of the
Slave Power. Because when ii had political
control of the nation, it gave Us Presidents
like Pierce and Buchanan, apd legislators
like Fernando Wood and JEFF. Davis. Be
cause it taught disloyaltY before the war, and
practiced disloyalty when the war came.
Because it was Democracy in the South that
it was Democratic cabinet that conspired
to help the traitors. Because it was the
Democracy in the North that tried to prevent
coercion" Because there was not rebel
pathizer in the North but was q Democrat
Because there isn't Democrat in the South
now, but was rebel; nor rebel sympathi-
ger in the North during the war, that is not
now Democrat. Because, if the Demo
cratic party is successful, it is these unrepen~
tant Southern rebels and the ultra defiant
class Of Northern rebel sympathizers, that
will again control this Government, and give
tone to its laws and policy. Because, from
the character of the present leaders OF the
Democracy, and their protested principles,
their success would imperil the future of the
Republic and of Liberty. Because they
profess doctrine Of State Rights that would
justify the late rebellion, and prepare the way
for renewed secession. Because they pro-
claim reconstruction policy that would give
traitors and treason supreme sway in the
South, and put loyal men hopelessly in their
power. because they either directly. as by
Brick Por,eroy, or indirectly, as by Pendle
ton and Dean, favor the reputation of the
national debt, the bankruptcy of the people,
and the damning dishonor of the Govern
ment Because they are prompted to this
by disloya!,y, by their hatred of the success
Of the Union, and by their love for traitors.
As they cannot get the rebel debt paid, they
are determined the Union debt shall not be.
Because Of their disloyalt, in war; because
of the Infamous and obnoxious men that are
their leaders: because Of their past NAL -ad :
ministration of the State and National Cow
ernments; because their principles are dan
gerous; because the policy they advocate
would work the ruin of the country: because
they are the foes Of Progress; because of all
the reasons why you should vote the
Republican, you should not vote the Demo.
cratic ticket.
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Special Notices.
Invisible POisOns.

Tho Medi,is and the Borgi.: fortified their systems
with powerful antdotes against the subtle poisons With
which they used to destroy their enemies, and which
they feared GIT day Be employed against them
sslvee Thers inristble poisons almost deadly,
against which fsw Of think of taking any
These b,ne, are in the air. When the atmosphere
chsrsed With them IL Sometimes at this season. epi
demc fevsrs ensue. The Summer xhch has just closed
has been most remarkable one. The amount Of rain
that fallen has been enormous and the exhalAons
from tn soil have b.en and are, dense and copous al
most beyond example Thess exhaa,ions exercise per
nicious influences the vital powers and predpose the
system disease Everywhere people are CON planning
OF xnassal debility, lassitude and depression. These
symptoms are generally forerunners Of an Epidemic
Combat them early before they Lapse into something
v,rss with HDsrErTER's STOMACH BIITRRs, the
most Elective andote to mslara that the vegetable
HI gdom has yielded desperation 10 thr -
iuygorating depurave AID ambitious Free from any
mgr edient shat the slightest degree deieterous
health AMI containing the juices and extracts Of the
rares medicinal herbs 1t Is immeasurasy riur
defensre preparation, any othr ton herbal min
erAi al pr sent used in medical practice
uosTETrERS BIT fERs is. humanity sreakng, . per
feet saiegu. against later and remittent ver,
octS-dAw
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VOTE ron nornEar.

Vote for Rothert for Representative. He
has long been a resident of Lee county. His
business has brought him in contact and made
him acquainted with our people. He is thor
oughly educated, and to wide information
he adds large experience and sagacity as
practical business man. He is just the man
to make an efficient Representative. If Lee
county sends those Conservative chaps on the
Democratic ticket to Des Aoines, Il Will prar.
tically make the county : nullity in the Gen.
eral Assembly. Send RoTHERr and EAros
and SrIB, and We will have live, efficient
REPRESENTATIVES, who can make the influence
of Lee county felt in the House.
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VoTE for BEARD for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. This is not political
office. 1t concerns oil the people that the
Office should be well filed. or the superior
fitness of Mr.. Beard for the place there is no
question. He is teacher of great expert.
ence and fine abilities. The educational in.
'erests OF the county are certain of competent
attention if Mr.. Beard is elected.
vote for DR.. wrlsMASs for Coroner. He
aossn, : wsnt the plsce, to be sure, and such
10 his lsarnins and professional skill. and h;s
known fitness for any Office within the
gift Of the county, that ii would be superau-
oss % urge his election. Bat vote for him.
and yos know Jon are voting for good man
and one that will make . capital oflcsr.
Vote for noaaIsoE for Surveyor, becaus.
he y s,sphndid nan, and wiliAaks - rood
. SGvsyse = 90 - fssnd = ~ In Hawk.
- 1AaAs.
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VOTE FOR ROBERTS FOR .HEnrrr.

Vote for Roberts for Sheriff Vote for the
man that entering the service of his country
when the call to arms came, enlisting as
private, went steadily on through those four
years, doing the bravest and faithfulest OF
soldier duty. Through ell the long and gal
liant service Of the Third Cavalry Roberts
was always at his post. There the worth OF
the man, the metal of the soldier, and the
stamina of the officer was tested. In march
and camp he was ready and faithful as the
readiest and faithfulest. In battle he was
brave as the bravest. In every place he was
the right, true man. No man in his regimen,
came out of the war with q more splendid
record for sallantry. and faithfulness, and sol
dierly consistency, and business efficiency.
Capt. ALI. Roberts is held in the highest es
TEEN by the men Of his company and reg-
ment, and every one of those soldiersiu the
county will give him his vote. They know
their man. He will make q splendid sheriff.
Go to the polls to day determined to elect
Alf Roberts Sheriff.
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VOTE roR EATON AND sEIB,

Mr.. Eaton is brave soldier, who will car
~ to his grave the wounds received while bat
Ting for the Union. He has much reading
in the law, and is well fitted to make an ex-
cellent legislator.
Mr.. Seib is an intelligent farmer, Who has
long lived in Lee county. and will be a care.
full and sagacious representative and friend
of our agricultural interests.
By your votes to day make these men your
Representatives.
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The Brick Pomeroys of the Democracy
call out the cheers of the Keokuk Democra
cy by denouncing contractors, commissaries
and suffers. If you SO dislike the class,
prove it by voting against Sutler Bishop and
for Soldier Roberts for Sheriff.
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BATCHELOK's nAlR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In The world Pie
only frne end perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable. Instapta
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Iowa 1ep1hllen6 Oonte Ticket
~ esva1sa,
GOT. eANU1x Nu8RlL1. u 0avtsa q.
nuRnnsD sssna.
COL. JOHN SCOTT, Of story %.
svDss - nm susssss sssss
yoenPH n BECK, sfI1sCe.
AssoeH1 snaxaAf
MAJ. HENRY o'coNN0R, Of Mlseatins Co:
ssrnnssssns = svsssc mssssosss,
D. FRANKLIN WELLS, Of johnson Co.
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1sllSoa4
4Tre . .1T L.aw,
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=. :. ,.a.....
p Il. S5ni7n -. y. s'aAnr.
sAU3zn - MsCRARY,
ATT.ORH EI6.AI.L Law,
KEoKUK, IOWA.
sVVIIL prscsiss i % Csarsaro n lAS Elsi
yy - 49, 49,! r;::,.s,s e lsse I. =: g,
Suprsas Csarn q tAs Usitsd etaasa tsspH
DR. MCDONALD
uAS CHANGED HIS RESIDENCE TO
Csnssrt street, sstwssa lstAs astA.
OFFICE-As before, on Al Street.
cIrcsis Dtsssss end dissasasof Weas. ssd chidrsa.
o. n. WATT,
u III N n + = II ,
KEoKUK, IOWA.
nENTAL ROOMS corner Fifth and Main
- ssrssss, over Robsrssce Assers ssess.
A1eOnce hours iron A. u. TO ~ =. Uy4dly
DIR. D. B. HILLS,
OFFERS his professional services TO he
~ cisiasas VI Ssokak end vicinity.
O6ice on the S. E. Corner If Fourth and
Blondeou Streets.
R<ssepeeoa Bio.dsaa, bss~ss. TAtzd ed Fourth sts
tunsl-ny ad ste
D. nooAa- =. KSowIss.
MOOAR 4 KNOWLES,
Attorneys at Law,
KEoKuK, IOWA.
oEncE-Jea~so~ n. sssese. fasd and Fourth
mchIsd
g.s3spss, sA. ohAIs
STRONG & CRAIG,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
KKoKUk.
once Corner OF I'd and N ain street. ino22
JOHN BRUCE,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
KE0KUK, IOWA.
~ Far Claims collected.
Office in Estes House, at head of stairs.
nov7-diy
w. b. COLLINS,
Attorney at La w ,
kEOkCK,.....................
Notary Public and Conveyaneer.
Particular Attentions giren to Paying Taxes and
~uking Abssracts.cf 1ities.
ones on ss,ond enees, between Main and johnson
may ld6n
DIR. IA. II. CLEAVER,
Will attend to
GEN ERAL PRACTICE
n the city and vicinity.
1, xxAxINYNG SURGEON for sotdir,' R.msions
l1-oniceI In Essss House. Residence Fulton st.,
betws en- Fifth and sixth sePi+aiy
T. C. INGERsOLL,
ID N N II Z - =
EEOEUE, ....., ........iU MA
ROOMS,
Corner ct Third ard Maia Streets.
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ADULTERATIoN OF ENGLISH BEER.

ADULTERATIoN OF ENGLISH BEER
The London Lancet publishes an arti-
Gle on the use of cocculus Indicus, a We
ry bitter, acrid, narcotic poison in the
manufacture Of ale and porter. The
quantity of beer consumed in England
is enormous, being now about 100, ,OOO,-
100000 gallons per year, and it is in
creasing at the rate of forty per cent.
every ten years. It is known that this
subs tance is used to stupefy fishes, SO
that they may easily be caught, land that
it acts very injuriously on the health ;
but there is no direct proof that the
brewers use it, only it appeared that
last year $4,000 pounds were imported
from India, enough to drug 10000
tons of beer. And if it is not used for
this purpose the question is, what be-
comes of it? as it is not used at all in
medicines, nor in any other branch of
art or industry. The conclusion is that
the brewers use it secretly, and this
would explain the peculiar kinds of
headaches and mental diseases now so
prevalent in England among the con-
sumers Of certain kinds of beer. The
editor of the Lancet thinks that the
English Government ought to put a
heavy import duty on this highly in
furious drug, in order to prevent its
use.
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DoDD,s MINERAL SPRING.

THE SUBSCRIBER, AS AGENT OF MR..
DODD, takes this method of stating that he is
now prepared to receive visitors at this
Celebrated Mineral Spring;
and that he has tickets to sell, at reasonable
price
The Mineral properties of the water of this
Spring of superior quality, and is one Of the
most popular Springs in the State.
For the information of the public, annex the
Analysis Of the Dodd Spring from the Report of
Professor Emmors, our late State Geologst:
The Dodd Spring has 4 temperature OF 90 deg
air being rs. The solid matt er in gallon amounts
to 16 grs. In pint it contains:
Organic matter, so
Iron in combination with organic matter, 40
Carb. of Lime, "a
Carb. of Magncsia, 10
Besides the foregoing, we obtained both the
chlorides of Lime and Magnesia, the latter in a
large trace.
Tickets for the Season, s. 90, and can be had
either at the gate, at the various Hotels Of the
city, OF from the Agent Price Of admission
without tickets, ten cents.
The gates will be opened at all times, night and
day.
The Spring is convenient to all the principal
Hotels of the City.
MADISON RAND, Agent.
Raleigh, April %, 1861 13-twtf
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RALEIGH, N. c., TIL y RSDAY,

E. L. PEMBERToN, Fayetteville, Cumberland CO.
DANIEL +. GooDLOE, Warrenton, Warren co.
ALFRED DoCKERY, Rockingham, Richmond co.
THOMAS SETTLE, Wentworth, Rockingham co.
ROBERT P. DICK, Greensboro, Guiford county.
DIR. w. SLOAN, Dallas, Castor county.
JOS Ii. NEFE, Wilmington, New Hanover co.
J. Q. A. BRYAN, Trap Hill, Wilkes county.
L. L. STEWART, Asheville, Buncombe county.
w. g. B. GARRETT, Richand Valley, Haywood
county!
SAMUEL FoRKNER, Mount Airy, Surry county.
E. WILLIAMS, Burnsville, Yancey county.
G. w. LOGAN, Rutherfordton, Rutharford CO.
r. w. KING, Kinston, LeGoir county.
(COLORED0
JAS. H. HARRIS, Raleigh, Wake county.
ALEXIS LONG, Raleigh.
JAMES JONES, Raleigh.
G. w. BRoDIE, Raleigh.
JOHN MANUEL, Raleigh.
G. p. ROURKE, Wilmington, New Hanover CO.
w. CAwTHoRN, Warrenton Warren county.
JOHN HYMAN, WarrentOn, Warren county.
II. UNTHANKs, Greensboro Guilford county.
]. W. HOOD, Fayetteville, Cumberland county
l. B. ABBOTT, Newbern, Craven county.
II. EPPEs, Halifax, Halifax county.
T. A. SYKES, Elizabeth City, Pasquotank co.
Tony GREEN Hendersonville, Henderson co.
r. SMITH, Charlotte, Mecklenburg county.
j. E. OHARA Goldsboro', Wayne county.
ALFRED STOKES, Wilkesboro'. Wilkes county
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Nine. Doyet, of Autremencourt,
France, was out walking in the early
part of June with her young son, when
the boy, seeing a small dog on the road
side, picked it up, but had only taken
it a few PAGES when the animal bit him
in the cheek, and, escaping, ran into the
village, where it attacked indiscrimi-
nately dogs, pigs and fowls. It was
finally killed by butcher. On the
child's return home doctor was called
in and applied the actual cautery to
the wound, and all danger was believed
to have passed away. However, twen-
ty-one days after, the boy, while play
ing in the fields, was suddenly seized
with symptoms of hydrophobia, and, in
spite of every care and attention, died
the next day in dreadful suffering.