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The. Conjugafing Dutchman.

- SiSTi,i n y-------J Jfat afiz+if0 toy
# Two .EhglisLmen stepped into aicof'
/ fee house inq Paris, when they observed
a. tall, odd looking man, who appeared
not to be- native, sitting atsone. Of the
tables and, looking around with the
most stone like gravity of eountenance
upon every object, Soon after the two
/ E1gllshmens entered, fone, of them told
the othar a celebrated dwarf had arTiyr
ed in Paris, AT histhe graye looking
1 parsonage above ID mentioped opened his
mouth aud spoke 81 arrive" said he,
sthus arrivest, he. arrives; we arrive,
you arrive, they arrive" .f,ibc.a al
T The EGglis hman whose remark seem !
ed to have suggested this mysterious
speech, stepped up to .s the stranger and
"Did you siIpssk speak to me. SIR a, $50
"Ispeaks% replied the stranger thou
speakest,, he speaks; we speak, you
iiGHeoW8 is ibis ?i,s & said ID the. En- English
man .do you mean TO insult me =? :
The other replied ,-,eaiI,r, 81
esI insult, thou insultest, he insults /;
we insult, you insult, they insult ~.
"This is too much" said the Eng
Elishman. ri will have satisfaction, If
you have any spirit with your rpdeness,
come along with me" e.. - 80
To- this defiance the imperfurbable
stranger replied. +....:.,-9 -. s.,
gn"I come. thou comest, he comes we
come, you come, they come And
thereupon he rose with great GOODNESS
and followed his challenge, -,
In those days, when, every gentleman
wore sword, duels were speedily dis
patched. They vent into a neighbor-
ing alley, and the. Englishman, uH-
sheathing his weapon, said to his an
tagonist.-a4i - 9-S ! ''@ =.
Now, sir, you must fight me" -
az fght." replied tie other, "thou.
fghtest. he fights; we fight, (here he
made a thrust,) you fight, they fight 80
and here he disarmed his antagonist.
"Well," said the .Englishman, "you
have the best of it, ard I hope your
are satisfied. " = ai9Siof I'll q 3 7-'iAf i.ti
/ s'f am satisfied said the original,
% thou art satisfied, he is satisfied VIC
are satisfied, you are satisfied, they are
satisfied i0r Gags oi 5a5srsiae yIsz a.
2 81 am glad everybody is satisfied
said the Englishman ."but pray, leave
off quizzing me in this strange manner,
and tell nae what is your object, if you
have any, in doing it?"lui a.i1 ioa .aoii.
The grave gentleman now for the
fast time became intslligible. sase.
I am aDutchman, said he, "and am
learning your language L find it very
difficult to remember the. peculiarities5
Of the verbs, and my tutor has advised
me, in order to fix them in my; mind,
to conjugate every English verb that
I hear spoken. This 1 have made it
rule to do. I don't like to have my
plans broken in upon while they are in |
operation, or would have told you of
this before" sa5ygsa Ti.FIos e
Tho Englishman laughed heartily at
this explanation, and invited the con-
jugating Dutchman to dine with them.
~ will dine," replied he," thou wilt
dine, be will dine; We will dine, you
will dine, they will dine-we will all
dine together" This they accordingly
did, and it was difficult to say whether
the Dutchpan ate Or corrugated with
most perseverance,. &a;lliRgJ bea 4
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WhistIing GIRLS.

Notwithstanding the oldsrroverb, a
writer steps forward to defend whist
ling, girls in this dependent fashion !:
Show me the girl who has hardihood
to whistle in tLese days, when, every
thing natural, even to the Iverys hair
Of your head, is at discount, and Iih
show you girl who can ;be depended
upon, one will not fail you in time of
need, and will give you the true hearty
grasp, the cordial hand shake, the
warm genuine welcome no tip of the
kid glove and cold show do you do e.
who can brave danger, look toll in the
face without shrinking, laugh with
those who laugh, and weep with those
that weep, as well as whistle with
those that can whistle ]; who can, in
sh ort, take fhe world as she finds it,
rough and ragged, andsno go through
life as though she were walking con
eggs and afraid of cracking a shell !;
who deals in substance, not shadow Q
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Swiss Mode Of Executing Griminafsj

Svizerland still pres m 7 Tvss the custom mn c
of beheading by the swefd crifnihois Con. ee
idemned to deathsI An aexeeution ite6R nen
placs in this manner at Mandon in otho; Il
canton of Vaud, on the tenth of the last
month. An immense coacodfse ef people
were present, estimated by many tofpum-.
bere as high as twelve thousand. The
eondemned man was seated in % sbajEf
with his eyes bandaged and bis hands tied 1
behind his back. An assistant seized his
hair, the principal executioner raised hifse
sword, which, was short and fbroad, aaidis1f
weighed about FIVE, pounds u &C Csertn efrob
whistling sound was heard and the head a 7
fell. The description Of the whole scene,
as, given in the Swiss Tapers,s reads 1ike9'ni
a chapter of Seott.a7sc5sT sidT weir or III;
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TheNews Cardinals.

The creation of number of Cardi-
uals at Rome, and the contemporaries.
,ous appointments lofseveral Bishops for
the United States and Canada, are
events of rare-importanee. IN the Gath
olic world Among those elevated 10
the dignity of the highest position in
the Catholic eGhurch-the .of6se .oi
Pope exeepted-is Lucien Bonaparte,
second son Of Lucien Bonaparte, broth.
er of the great Napoleon, and Prince
of Cauino. --'ss97 2zh'i on
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"A Western farmer, being obliged
to sell yoke Of oxen to pay his hired
man, told him that he could not keep
him any longer: sis99I .idsae7
.Why,D said the man, Y'I'll' stay
and take some of your. COWS in place Of
money. 10 os+sa &c 1s4s5lob ed 5itu
,a.But what shall do, ,'hsaid the far
mera 'ewhen my cows and oxen are all
gone 7''1di HTsnEad s1i 70 sdsTssef tfis
ssWby. ycnicanswork foriome then
and get them back. a
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sRu Every man requires, at Ieast four . 1

19u Every man requires, at leasts four I'd,
pounds OF the ,phosp hate Eofs lime 20 lbgIta q
the w quantities. used used Il tRs muscles, Tissue tissue edi
and soft parts. Thisgdoes not return agaiifnpisis
ito the play of nature. sincebit is finally Cool
deposited at the cqfin : depth in theeaFthr sd,
The amount of the phosphstes sequestralss,s
ted from the earth every year is very !.
great, and but ittleiis ever returned to Il. s4'
Some writersyattempt tolexplainj iby ahis sdt
cause, the aridityI and ibaTreneess of dtheoeIo
vast stretches. of Asia Minor, 5,apd Wig, ed
parts of Sicily and Arabia Felix are now
:deserts-lands which wefe once extfehe-l ei9
.ly fertile. Welnay sfne szme Phe-:
5namenon on the worm cut plantations of
the South. - s
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-22

/, s6E A chimney.sweeper's boy went
into a, bakers shop for twopenny
loaf, and conceiving it TO be dimTnu-
tive in size, remarked to the baker
that he. did not believe it was full
weight. p''Never mind that" replied
the man Of dough, "you will have the
less. to carry. ."True " replied the
lad and, throwing three halfpence on
the counter, left the shop. The baker
called Justify after him, that he had
not left money enough. "Neyer mind
that said young sooty, "you will
have less to count - -, = -. - =
lob - 20 z-.., .....-- 5-g = ----1De I.i1
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H. s. SEE.

Ageat, and Notary Pubic. Particular atten-
tion paid to collecting. Probate business, par
titipa Earssf and kecuion of deeds. ortga-
ges sdlCentracts.S Once in Mifler's Block,
eecond story, Main str eet, Ashland, Ohio.
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Tie brother of the. little Japanese
EAll Right" fell twenty five feet, the
other day, at the Chestnut'street Thea
ter, and escaped without serious injury.
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ECHOES OF MELANCHOLY,

oohA'
From Lippincotts Magazine for February.
HnD- rs-xsss-s.fS'
81 kfaksEE1E #k3E'Aisf
fs.EEEs
Inc loves anu JOYS OF earth are brief
Inc Ialrest MOVERS tne nrst decay
IN treasures IootsLePs ioliows Gr1et;
LOO so0n we mourn tne iauen lear
ana lne oeParteo May
we yearn, perplexed and stung with pa In,
OuT long lost Aolenn 10 regain;
On! Is 1t lar away?
ahx Fa;It IRON dfom t9S eaterns OF tne & neaft
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III lINIll llf1 ,
Grating. !: !.

= L.4
DIR. Regels describes new method ef1nq
grating, as practiced by Herr sFrepnd1sd q
llieh, one of the Russian court gardeners,
with remarkable success snP6stgad6f t&kT
ing the cions from 'tfie 'pfevi6ds years szs e
wood, with the bud Just Beg gih6fag %; 70
swell, the stiIT Soft growing lateral 5sdi
are selected when from kalft01 E2 incl. 3gr
es long, and either bark kfor tongue graft2- -odi
ed, care being taken not to draw ItheIEg glss'i
ature too tight, as they swell much naorNepsm
rapidly than hard wood ei5ns. D.Sutcess. 'ssl
Ne says is certain, if caresbea taken thdan1s
the sap ofthe stock isl motion ae fhoVes
time the operation is per formed. II ere, ,Hoi
commends This mode as superior 10 al ino
others, especially for hardowo6ded freesgsoi
such as quercus, fagus, &e3,awhiek afenoit
usually difficult 10 propagate 'f6ms sheEsIa
old wood. New roses andaother biabeg ct
which it is desirable to increase as fhpfd5nB
ly, as possible may alsolb adsantsgeeuAyeH
worked in the same mannerIog tsf.; js6E VI
? = ~
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JOAN D. D.:51JONES,

Attorney at Law, Ashland. Particular at.
teHtasn paid 10, Collecting. and business in
Probste onrt-ia Office on Church street., be-
Iwsefb SIaiu and Sandusky. .-s, POS j y :
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J. P. cowAN, M. D. w. g. BATTLES, NJ
,dDRs. C0wANs & BATTLES "a
Having formed . partnership will give
propapt iatteation to all cases in the practice
of Medicine and Surgery fni7sqs zHiTfR I'D
AslrlanA. July 3, lS67-2tfa fis9i snas1eI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-RAHsT0N, ,&TY,ANTILBURG

yeveiisrsa and siiversmiths, three doors west
of Miller Il ouse, a shland. Cold and Silver
Psas sndOa choice. variety of JeweIry kept
constantly .snsh4pd, Highest price paid for.
old gold andsilEer. Repairing done to order
and on reasona6le terms. cas
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EHxsICIANs. a
!, lEukGEEW. HILL, MID. !

Physician AMI surgeoD,AshIand, Ohio
Particular attsptiouwill be paid1o the treat
ment OF the following special diseases: Dys-
pepsfksq ai3ea Sc lofEthe Liver, Line Kidneys, ,
Scrofula and Epit hellai Cancers.
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isss5ssIcGOMBsa & CURTIS, ar5 nj
Akofneys snd Counsellors at Law, Ashland
Ohio Office in Bank building, over Beers
Hardware store!
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iJbar Mr.! Train, one evening, sexbiaii9tG
ed d''Why the course Of ,.cIpire itAafIE5essros
IFS way westward b Engldp d IS not ti9sos1
nothef land Of AMER Why AinericaE Ei as
an entirc bioek, ins ead Of chip, ss stated On
in the stock mutual admiration lAn g6EIoq
Saxon trasb.'' ncsa won l9dt 3adw Ti9f rs7
tN'sys1 haIIa q dt.iae III -sfidwsssk
- what ws cali i bit3t Esfs5ss5s q le.
me raj Of the past year Aoii o-' - % " "i'ss
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"0RHGas
AoASwsSN N@R@a

80. -. ~. b. NC AMPBELL, .,.
Attorney at law, Ashland, o., will attend
promptly to. all legal business entrusted TO
hiseafe q Bankrupt casesi in U. s. Court wiH
receive special attention. --;si5..d-,5f ri .li.
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JoHNzJ.I JACOBS

Attorney at Law. Ashland, Ohio. All kinds
of business belonging to the, profession
pr6mpny Attended to. Office, opposite Fret
National Bank, up stairs. r.. ~
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Sab,ori6efortseStatesdna Union.
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o. xxi . = = ASHLAND, OHIO. WEDNESDAY NOR

a91gW724l l9 EI3AM1T2
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NO Chanxe.

-. =. - s
The Republican press Of n. Y,
endeavored to make a little capital
out of an alleged change Of opinion
in one DR.. James G. Jackson, Of
Danville Water Cure from democ-
racy, TO republicanism, The Dr..
attended Quo Of Carl schurz meet
ings and endcavored to giyeaa, show
of'truth to this alleged change IF
front J; whcreupon correspondent
Of the n. Y. Rochester Unien, ex-
poses the falsity ofthe entire dodge
by giving history Of DR.. Jackscn's
antecedcnts., HIS alleges that the
Dr., has been an abolitionist ever
since 1929, when he was a eorres-
pondent oftho Liberty Press, an
abolition paper then published by
Wesley Bailey. late Of the DEBORAH
Republican; 1t Utica N. Y. Will
father Bailey let it be known
whether this be 50 or not :?
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from tho conflict, while the editors
Of the Democrat put in about four
years and five months service, yet
the Register man in the estimation
of the Press is patriot while the
brave boys who perilled life and
limb in their country's service, are
Hampton democrats" The Reg
ister editorially says there is favor
itism in the Press article and we
concur'in its statement. for the ev-
idcnce of its truth is contained in
the above slur Of the Press in con-
nection with its notice Of the Reg
lister. 'a ".l" 80 '.s' s- .
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A "No Policy" III esident.

Grant says that, if elected, hc
will have "no policy" of his own.
The United States Constitution, "a
piece of parchment not referred to
by the Chicago Radical National
Convention has the following
language !: g., .a.s@l a, --a@s 80
/ "He, (the President, } shall from
time to time,> give to the Congress
information Of the State Of the I'm
ion, recommend to their cpnsidera-
ton such measures as he shall judge
necessary and expedient. = II
How is a Emo policy President
going to fulfil this command Of the
Constitution :? .sfyrt esss.s
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When General Rosecran's army

) When General Rosecran's army
was afflicted with scurvy, an appeal
was made to the Governors Of the
Northern States for fresh vegeta bles.
All Of them except Governor Sey-
mour responded by referring the
subject to the several Christian and
Sanitary Commissions. Governor
Seymour sent one hundred and Fifty
barrels Of potatoes and fifty barrels
ofonions raised on his own farm.
The account from which we condensc
this statement says they were the
only vegetables received before the
army marched. Comment is un-
necessary.
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q vs. WASHIH0TONs sept. ~,
u In tho criminal court this morning
the counsel for Suratt entered spe-
cial plea setting forth the amnesty
proclamation Of July 4th, defense
claiming that Suratt is within that
portion Of the proclamation pardon.
ing all parties Of treason, felony, 30,
who was not then under Indictment
for these offences in any court Of the
United States having jurisdiction.
The counsel claim he was at that
time solely under indictment for
murder, ut common law, and not for
treason or felony, consequently he
is entitled to the benefits Of the
proclamation. To this procla-
nation the prosecution enters I
special demurrer and will proceed to
argument.
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We this week continue q few ex-
tracts from republican sources touch
ing Mr.. Allison's fitness for re-elec-
ton. Before his recent nomination
these statements were conceded
truths; are they less truenow? Andy
Felt of the Nashua Post denounced
Allison a. the leader Of . corrupt
ring" using the following pointed
language toward him and his sup
porters'
sOf course there are those who desire
to keep in power the corrupt "ring" which
has controlled the district SO long, because
they reap share Of it, spells. Such men
are ardent advocates Of tie doctrine that
It issbetter to keep al experienced nan in
Congress than to send new man 1t that
rule applies now, won't it be stronger two
wears hence, and yet stronger four years
hence
r. these things were true then
Why not now? and if not true Why
were they uttered? y / ~ !,
Tho Usage Ioxan verifying the
charge Of the Fest'said Of its PIES
IN. candidate. III any eathusiasth
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. Negro SUFFRAGE.


The republican press Of tho state
arc as silent upon this question as
though no such issue was to be de-
cidcd in Iowa this fall. It is true
now and then = republican speaker
takes occasion TO affirm soundness
upon this question as Of vital i'm
portance to ones standing in the
party, while the great bulk Of their
lecturers entirely ignore the matter.
Now Why is this? We answer be-
cause this very question has divided
the party into three distinct parts.
LIST, Those that demand of Con-
gress law establishing it in all
the states. These are under the
leadership Of tho Sumner and Wen
dell Phillips wing Of the party.
End, Those who favor its adoption
solely by state authority and deny
the authority Of Congress to in any
manner interfere with the question
in the states. ..........
Bird, Those that are opposed to
negro suffrage either by Federal or
State authority and who never fail
to vote against it when submitted to
them. .... ........... ;.4l-.
The duty of this latter class it
would seem to US is clear and that
is to vote with the democrats not
only on this, but upon other ques-
tions-since the republicans favor
forcing the poll teal fortunes Of the
south solely into tbe-hands Of ne
groes. Success in this will of course
create a negro balance of power in
the federal government. thus giving
that class Of men the control north
as well as south. .g ID ssa - gill"
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Congress.

. Z =##t d
Elsewhere we publish the pro
ceedings Of this partizan caucus as
semblcd in Washington on the 81,
inst. Instead Of assembling on the
cali Of the President as the consti-
tuition provides. it met on, the call
Of Edwin D. Morgan and Robt. @.
Schenck, both members Of . Re-
publican national committee, and
who issued the call in that capacity.
The attendance in the House was
los being two less than : quorum,
and the action Of that caucus was
to adjourn to the 10th Of Oct, when
they will meet again, Of course
drawing again Thousands of dollars
for mileage and attendance, to again
adjourn to some future time, to
come before the presidential election.
The resolution Of Mr.. Schenck Of
Ohio was objected to by Mr.. Spaul-
ding an abolition member from the
same State. tn, reason for such ac-
ton being. that everything required
by tho law referred to has been done,
and an investigation would only
disclose the fact. The use to be
made Of the resolution is to show
that there are fears of further frauds
because Of noncompliance with the
law. This assumption Is Of course
false, and is put forth with the in
tention Of deceiving the masses, AZ
to the true state Of facts.
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The St. Paul Press publishes
glowing description Of the town Of
Austin MIMI. giving q fattering
notice Of the Register establishment
but in speaking Of the Austin Dem
ocrat it says: ..
:. "The proprietors and editors being
Messrs Wood 4 Lacy, socially gentlemen
but politically full blooded Democrats Of
the Hampton school," 2 q a.'.4
Such slurs from such source are
TO b expected. During the war the
editor Of tho Register skulked away
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This celebrated preparation is now put
up in mammoth Bottles, and sold bv all
Druggists a. rs csLts. It is the cheapest,
best and meat popular Hair Preparations
known. 81, v6 u
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Lewis A. Thomas, republican il N
Independent Candidate for Congress
against Mr. Allison. Allison re-
fuses to discuss With him.
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For Sale or Exchange.

ENOUR hundred and twenty acres Of
y cool farming lind, in itchell Co.,
Iowa, three quarters of mile from
Brownville Also house and lot in New
Oregon, Howard Co.. Iowa.
Apply TO H. A. Goodrich, At Office Of
ecdriebS ed, Cresoo, Iowa. mss
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- "Hesling to all Sores, Ulcers, &C. ss
';HENRY R. COSTAR, of No. 10 Cros-
by Street-is out with sALyE-which
He calls His ....-=.-z ,Ef ,.as
"COStar's' BMckthoIn Salye !!
Perhaps the most extraordinary sALvE
ever known. Its power Of soothing and
healing for all Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores
Ulcers, Chapped Hands and Skin, for Sore
Nipples, for Piles, &C., &o.-is without q
parallel. Oneperson says oft, ] would
not be without . Box in my house, lift cost
IS. 90, or l had TO travel all the way to
New York for it, s9# #'-
- N. Y. Evening. News, Sept. 81
~ All Druggists In CREsco sel Il. fr.
Or address &C OSTAR," No. 10 Crosby 81. n. Y.
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER. 25. '6s.


-aa# Democratic Ticket.
".@ FOR PRESIDENT,
MORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF New York,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
FRANCIS p. BLAIR,
.s. OF Missouri .~.
Presidential Electors For the State at
E Large.
JOHN II. O'NElLL, of Dubuque County.
". V. i. BENNETT Of Marion County.
For Congressional Districts.
LIST, NJ. NJ. Bleakmore If jefferson County.
end. j. II. Wallace Of Muscatine County.
Srd, J. T. Stoneman Of Clayton County.
Ath. c. Fl. Mackey of Keokuk County
18th ID. NJ. Harris of Harrison County.
6,h Thomas Sargent Of Webster County.
5a@ For Secretary Of State.
,ss Hon. DAVID HAMMER, Be-.
a..'* clayton County.
For Register Of Land Office
. A. D. ANDERSON,
Dubuque County,
For State Treasurer.
LAWRENCE MCCARTHY. .
Woodbury. County,
For Auditor Of State.
HARVEY DCNLAVEY.
...4. Davis County.
For Attorney General,
J. f, WILLIAMSON,
Warren County.
Member Of Congress Sd Cong, District.
WILLIAM MILLS,
Dubuque County.
For Circuit Judge,-IIoward, Winnesheik,
and Alamakee, Counties,
EDWIN NJ. FARNSWORTH.
Against striking the word White from
the Constitution Of Iowa.
Against Negro Suffrage.
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"Thst Cough will Kiln you,'
Try 'Coaar'p Consk Remedy.
"Colds and Hoarseness lead to DEATH"
Try aCostaS's' Cough Remedy
"For Whooping Coughs, &C.,"
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy.
''Costar says it is the best in the wide
world-and il he says sets True-its
True-its True and We say, Try it-Try
it-Try it.''
Morning Paper, Aug. 26.
An Druggists In cREsC0 sen Il.
Or address "COsTAR," No 10 Crosby 81. N. +.
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8" THE PEOPLE
GREATLY EXCITED.
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Ladies' Magazine for Sept. 5..' -
"HENRY II. COsTAR, Of No. 10 Cros-
by Streets said to be out with q
BEAUTIFlER that eclipses anything ev-
er known in this line The Ladies are wild
with delight. One Lady says, ! know it's
right and pointed to skin as fresh, soft,
and delicate as q child. Another Lady
said, If it cost $1,000 bottle, I'd have it,
and another, Away with oil hurtful cos
metics, and give me only ..... ...
ssCOstar's'' Bitter sweet .
and Orange Blossoms.
It gives Beauty to the Complexion, q Rosy
glow to the Cheeks, Ruby tinge to the
Lips, and Happiness complete.
ilBeware Of worthless limitations.
All Druggists In CREsCo ssllit. ..* 3
9 One bottle, 500; three bottles, $500,
Or address "CosTAA," No. 10 Crosby Ct. Ny.