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wArERBNa PLAOHA.

III
FOB WATERING PIscEs-MoRGAS LINE y. ..
Hsixstsamers.
ryOw RAY ST aLoUIs, PASS CHRISTIAN,
il Missisappi City, Bile Ocean SPRING. sno fsseagouls
m. asv io~-prss-ars i-er steamer Laura, OA2Iain
places y follows on AMY, Ponichxrau
or TUESDAYS ard TUESDAYS "a y train.
On SATURDAYS ~ : uAn--Sn this strip going 20 Pases
EouiA
Nh DAY tvENING srd 5RlDAY MOsN1NG PascAgouls
The above trips vii Dc tulary prevented By
'-' N'''"'' VI cHAs' Al WHITNEY CO., Agents.
50 and 50 Camp strest
NJ B-From this date va Point Clear trips dscon-
iinued.
FOR wATsRNG PLACES
FOR BAY ST: LOUIS eAss CHRISTIAN, Nj
sIPPI CITY, RfIsbXI. OCEAN SPRINGS
And EasCAGOULA-
THE FAyORITE AND ELEGANT LOw-PRE
Il sure sidewhee steaem
creole,
Capt JAS Nc. @. BAKER.
VIII make regular trips Che above places oews: ou
arrival Of Ponchatran ailroad t.sns, MONDAYS sad
WEDNESDAYS o'clocA1 train "Wednesday extending
trips 20 Pascagoulsl. SATURDAY 2P n. trsir.
Returning will leave Ocs IN Springs SUNDAY Evk WINGS
and TUESDAY MoRNls IS ; Pascagoua THURSDAY
The ps be uarly made unless prevented bT
'-' PBfER MABly, AGENT I75 Common street
REGULAR GRAND ms PAcKET-THRoUoA S
DAYLIGHT
THE NEW, I1eHr3,eArr PASSENGER PACKET
GEORGE RALTE. Master.
| Leaves Harveys Canal ri cry TUESDAY snd sATUR.
| DAY At 81 n Leaves 3And Isle LIVERY hosDAY and
| THURSDAY H7A.N.
FARE % 90 FACE WAY.
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RED; RIVER

REGULAR vEEKLY PACKET
Leaves every gaTURDAY st5P.M
EOR GR and ECssR E, ST. MAURICE, MONT.
Il gOmery.-The A No. isw water packet
AnniS Wagley,
J. @. DOWTY, Master; n. KEHIsoE and L. W. CLAY.
rO4, Clerks.
will leave shove For eight passage apply board
TO wlkBURN LORD, Agents,
Z 50 Grsvier strest
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NATCHEZ.
TOwBUATs.


EEw ORLEANS TowBoAT AssoOUi
TUE UNDEKstasED, WISHING
tse an Suitable and uniform rate Of rowas
port. hsvs combined the following Tove0sis;
ECLIPSE LINZ
nwitssriand. Lsvisthaas Hlaai
Ferry. f~tov
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry yvright and ssntr
LINE.
Achilles Thos. n. Morgan, Eas
bash, Norman. KepabIie, Ts -.or.
wieaeo and RsSfanc "sss
(: :: 4 x 'S.' a' :s &:
sdisSrDEzRD 4 isgssss
Associated oncs, IS Csroudsss stres, % 100 In
cHAs FIIzEfR brER
e--e As-nts
EiksT REEfUM AND go In nEa.l
AwARDED TO
|, Ms BRILLI4ANT,
Al THE BEST COOK me srav,I
me above Stove uses nfy per cant H.. s,., .,1
Yer bread than any other stove novH n M. I'M. g.
fairy demonstrated and incSatsstab rroy.u Al a. ~
Ice and Agnculturz Fair Of New lylss,. lscs 80 -
Louis Fair Of 1861
Every one Of these Stoves rusran ED and d.,,v.r.<
vnsrs within the city freq Of shsrgs
Also, constantly on hand large x3.d conpl...
' . hzAIIre AND COOKING SHOWS Of the most III
Aa's1A - sAniss3s offered to the rads
H. lHALLER. Arn1
No iss Tctoupisoula. .trsss.
ozdsulsn q box No. % Msthsnios' end p..l.r.xx..
No 105 g. Chsnss street. or Il IA NJ o.. r-eh.ns
VII rssstvs prompt ssssusisrLs A''''m'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

MANSFIELD / nIebEE'S
Texas Tonic Syrup,


n nA' ~ anu h'Ne' Witus ou.t '"'
wa Asn' f mus 'h" rt'f
hNets Foisu. i,t- is AWt.dote,
EscFy Di,es .e is Cure.
ltis Will know iaet that the poutr-
fal miusral med;cins 40 fr.onenily ed.
min istercd in eop,on. ds.se- in Intermittent
and billions rrn,it,en. Fcysrs are az peril.
COS 70 ne consiitutsn az the diseases
th mselycs. while they .,pefasiop Il p.ncr
ais slow apd not-ert.sr and their sree,s
evan. scent Rrmea,e. 81 this class. hay
atdaus unGfr any circumstance. cartoi
b. used with any APPROACH 10 niely.rx.
erpt under the direction NJ a physician.
All in ths rfrions shsre Fever and Aene.
Bilious Fever. Cnill + yer. Dumb aeue.
AND their Kindred c,pnlnint. chief, pfr
saii. medical mon are s,mgtimes few and
iar between. aud Medical advice almost
uaeblainablr. I,Ss obvious therefor tia,
= hrenaratinn like ihs Texas Tonic Syrup
prom, and certain !, its action as q Gu
rAtige. and eaanlis q be- relied uron a.
preventative ct thsse maiaas~--mus, b,
o; priceless yalne in The vail.v Of the Mis
s.ssippi. or wherever Else they may exist.
Tie commen csns, Of all reni,ient and
inta.mi,,r.t hvors !, tte mephiiie vapor
Or miasma evaucraiti hy heat from The
soil. M ifsn Tue sartcc Of stagrant wa.
tes; aud DC b. ususIy When the torrid
warmth Of summer his prostrat,d the sys
ten ard rendered It acapabe OF contend
ing erefaetic.lly with disease. TINT the
attack come. on. July, August. Sep'em
her. and October ar, he months during
which al billions complaints are most
common and most violent The Organs
Immediately affected by Fever and Ague.
and ln,t rmitients ano Rrmi,,ents, are the
Liver. the Spine. the Stomach. nnd X ID.
ney. Cnon each and all OF ihos rgen-,
n Texas Tonic syrup acts specifically.
regulating ard controlling the flow OF
bile. PREVENTING or relieving that enlarge
mcnt OF the spleen known a. the Ague
Cake. strengtbiny the digestive powers
and removing those severe pains Of the
back which arise rom the torpidity or
| Inflammation OF tb. Kidneys Medical
men OF acknowledged eminence prescribe
il In their practice. and 1t Is rapidly su.
pcrsednr al other preparations of i,s class.
ihrouchon, the West, Southwest, and
south No family rcs,dipe in any section
subject to the visitation. Q; axue and
| Fever. sbonld be without il. il they desire
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11
HINT 10 Husbands

/ Lesevery husband be persuaded
that there are two ways Of governing
= fanily the frs. is BY expression
Of that will that belongs to force the
second by the power Of mildness, to
which even strength will yield,
When = husband accustoms himself
to nay Il will" he loses his empire.
2. Avoid unnecessarily contpdjct.
ing your wife. When we smell at n
rose, il is to imbibc the sweetness of
IL odor, wc Likewise look for any
thing that il amiablc in man. Who
ever is oflsa coatrsdicted feels an in.
sensible aversion for the person who
conuadicts.
3. Never take upon yourself to be
censor upon your wifes morals, nor
read lectures 70 hsr except affection
aniy. Let your preaching be good
example, and practice virtue yourself
in love vii. il.
4. Command her attention by
being always attentive to her never
exact anything from her that you
would not be willing That she should
require from you appear always
Aattered by the little she does for
you, which will excite her to kind
Offices.
D. All women are more orless vain ,
in some their vanity is insufFerahle.
Neser wound their vanity not even
ia the most trifling instance. A hus-
band may have more sense than his
wife, but Re should never seem to
show il.
6, When woman gives wrong
counsel, never make her feel that she
has done 30, but lead her on by de
grses to what is rational, with mild
ness and gentleness when she is
convinced, leave her all the merit OF
having what is just and reasonable.
I. When = wife is out OF temper
behave obligingly to her; if she is
unkind never resort to end fault with
her, with = view to humble her.
8. Choose uell your male friends
have advice 10 al matters, particu.
larly il not inimicsl to the foregoing
instructions. Choose but few, and
always be cautious of following thciI
sdvice.
.. Cherish nsatness without luxu-
ry, and pleasure withou. excess
dress with taats, and particularly with
modssey. Such things may appear
triAing, but they arc Of more impor
tanes than imagined.
10. Never he curious unaeeessari-
~ 70 pry isto your wifs's s6airs, bsI
obtain her couddeses BY that which
ssau hnss, you rsposs Ia her Al
wsys pesssfvs order aad economy
sud bsisg - II tsapss, asd b
careful nsssrto Sold. BY tbs mean.
she viii fad her own Ae1ae mon
plossaa4 tAsa any Other.
II. s~ym always "a obtain inforns.
ton fron hes, especially before com
psny, though you pase Hnrsslf for I
simp!eton. Never - that hw
baad owes his importance TO that oil
his wife II he dsgrsdss her he in
jures himself. Leave her entire mis-
trsas Of her own actions to 20 and
come whenever she thinks st. A
husband ought 70 make his company
30 Amiabls 70 III wife that she will
not b inclinsd 70 sssk asy other
then she will not look fes pleasures
abroad, he does not partakc of il
with her.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11
MISS ISSIPPI
DiarrhOea Cordial.

piarrhoea, one Of the most fatal disor-
ders Known in the Valley OF the Mlssissip-
pi ard throughout the west, Is immediate
iy checked and rapidly and radically cured
Dg the use Of tina mcdicin. presump
lious "a It may seem to gay ~. il is conf
IDENTIFY pronounced infdiibis in all the
diseases OF The bowels common to tina,
region II Is at onca a mild astringent.
an anodyne and an Alternative; and its
Effects are to check the discharges. sooth
the irritation 81 the membrane which lines
the bowels, quiet the whole system, and
produce q healthy change OF acton 10
,he digestive aud sCcretye organs, Its
action upon the Liver is dirfct and in
tls llphesl degree salulary, regulating the
de1id rtd functions Of that important or
gan. Ard promoting the formation Of
aeaIihy bile
The soothing aud healing influence
the Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial is al
most simultaneously itlt, and within u
iew hours after taking It the sufferer from
diarrhoea, colo, cholera mofbus, dysen-
terry. or any disorder OF the stomach OF in-
teAAin.l passages ia not only merely con
aaioSceaf, but peH There is nothing
cid or abrasive 10 the cordial. II aet-
e 300 the internal surfaces with which II
comes in contact like an emolient.
II is prescribed by the first western
physicians in their practice. and Is used
MS standing remedy In the Memphis
Hospital. The demand for !, (bpsed up
on satisfactory cxpcricnce) continually in.
creases, and Il may now isirly he termed
THE aRRAr MNpIcIyK oy THE Wgsr /!
Once tried. it is never iorgo,,eo.
RsygaENcs-Ai the Planters IN Pa.
ncla county and throughout, North Mis-
sssippi,
For sale byJ. b. LANCASTER, Mar.
shall, Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

A New York jswsllsr has made a
gold chain worth one thousand d..
lars fae tho President.
The chain the Radicals tried uu-
ssccsssfslly to forge for him cost
noeh more.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

A daughter Of Gen. Earl Wan
Dorm vss recently married, in Mis-
sissippi, 70 Mr.. +. A. Lumsdep, Of
Louisiana.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

Men make themselves ridiculous,
not SO much BY tho qualities they
have, - BY the sdsctAsion Of those
they have not
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

Bishop Bsekwith, Of Georgia, is
youag and hAsdsons, asd is very
popular viii his hock.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

The population Of San Antoaio is
twenty thousand, principally Ger.
mans and Nsxioans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

New Hanpshirs had . man 100
year, Oh. lie LIVED 1t Dsnstsbls,
asd did last week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

CALLING.

CAuLO0.
~ Pearl Sivaxs
Over the Noustsins II Winter.
And the cold, cold Plains Of Snow,
And down in the Valleys Of summer,
Calling my lore ] e..
And, strong ia my voc and passion,
climb up The Hiils Of Spr.ns,
To list if hear her singing
The sones that shc used to s'ag
I wait in Inc Fields Of Autumn,
And gather feast Of fruit,
And cal ny love to the banquet:
Ia. the lips Of my love are mute.
| SIND u tbs Gates OF Morning
When the rAiian; Angel. Light
Draws backward the holt Of DARKNESS
And ! xAit BY the Gates Of Night
When the hsnds Of che pale stars
tremblc,
While holding their lanterns bright
In hopes ] Lay see her passing,
And tpuch but her garments white.
say = tls Mild bird, flying
nv Lost lore sang with you
Fly low 10 the enrsh in search Of her,
And high &c the skies OF blue.
] say to the wildwood flowers
" she VAS friend to you,
Send over your Fragrant S2irit-
To the misty lsles OF Dew.
Gold girt by belt Of moonbeams,
And seek, on the cleaning shore.
A breath of the vanished sweetness
Her red lips for me wore.
Oh, lore II you hear me calling,
Flee not from the wailing cry;
Come forth from the Halls Of Silence,
And answer me, or ! die
Stand ous on the Hills OF Echo,
The sensitive, pulsing air,
Will thrill at your lightest vh isper
o. speak TO me, love, from there.
o, love i'll heard you calling,
Though fAs on the Happy Side,
Nv voice would float o er the hillows,
And answer You, oh my bride
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Shreveport Advertisements.
JANA Hose JOHN n. DURHAM
HOSS L. DURHAM.
ReCeiviag, Forwarding.
Commission Merchants.
On the Leyee,
7trm,Hss Railroad ssar the RireT,)
SHREVEPORT, la

ID EfERRlNG 30 the above, We are
IL prepared % Receive, store, and
Forward Good. aud Cotton on as mod
crate terms and with Ms much dispatch
as any house in the ei;y Our houses
hring situated Immediately GA the Rail.
yoad, all goods going by railroad will be
pu, on the cars Free of Drayage, and NIL
Cotton coming to US will b, rolled of the
cars into gu. warehouse.
Trusting, BY strict attention and
prornr,nes.. thst we msv be favored
with a share Of public patronage, we
respectfully solicit consignmon,s
Refer to business men, generally, Of
Shreveport
JAMES HOSS,
JNo b DURHAM
October l6, 1865. nl2-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

81. Louis Mutual Life insu-
rance Company.

WM T. sELBy, Secretary.
! J. ; MILLER, Asst Sce'ry
DIRECTORS
James II. Lucas. VIM r. Shelby,
samuel Wills, Mich Schacticr,
Isaac W Mitchell, William 7 Gay,
chss. II. Peek, nayid Keith,
Robt X. Woods. Il +. ianonkamp
Jules Vale, Chas W NeCord,
Geo 4. Robinson, u A. January.
x i. Ennkhouser, VIM. J. Lewis,
John y. Thornton, Jane, q. Carson,
Ben NJ Runyan, Jacob Tamm,
Hon John Hogan.
MCMAHON Il OTIS. General Agents,
No AZ Madison st Desoto Block
Memphis, Tennessee.
Consulting PAys.eisa--D John r.
Hodscn.
oihce in Tallys naild,ng, on Milan
st, opposite Mcssrs Walsh \ Boisseaus
SnrIyEroRr. IA.
THOS. W. SCOTT, Agent
Erdmlning FhDs,cidH.-N m. ". Me
Phee,crs NJ d
Legal dicisers Cline & Jamison
Consaitfng Actuary Hon EleEur
| Wright
This Company issues policies on lives
on all the different plans and at as favor
| able rates a. any other, while i. has no
In. 81 70, ..ttl..x tr.,.1
residence, and all it, profits are divided
annually among its policy holders. Its
policies are all issued on the non for
| fcitinc plan
/, is promp, in the paymen, of los.e.
This Company renewed, and continues
| in force, Life Insurance policies held by
the Southern survivors Of the late war
forming an exception, ii this respect,
from the majority, II not al, the Eastern
companies, which, while the war was
! going on, refused 10 receive premiums,
and thus preserve insurance on South.
ern lives, but are now soliciting South
ern support The -. Louis Mutual
never, during the whole progress of the
late civil war, refused to receive the pre-.
miums on policies from its Southern
policy holders
| References Col Il. NJ. johnson,
President Of lIo.Ae Insurance Company,
Ncssrs Walsh a Bois .eau, DR.. q c,
Ca,lctt, l.. +. Carter, J &. Elstner, Dew
l.. Tally, James W Howard, Drury La
cy, and DR. Joseph Wilder, Rev K :
rrippett, D D, Capt 4 T. Loavcnworth,
DR. u. NJ. Anderson, and Col W. H.
ShIvers, Shreveport La
NEW ORLEANS EXPERIENCES.
Il X Walker n Co
G. W Manson.
II Macdonald Grm of BROOK. ami Mac
dnhald
| J. T. LOGAN firm of rellovs a en-.
Jalia8 5 t,ran, arm d u Kennedy A
co
Jcnningr, Weeks q co.
u. II Harris, firm OF .;a. I. Connely
a. co.
Messrs, W. X Green a o..
| " II. Won Phul, jr. a co.
" Geo. g. Garner 4 co.
,Ino II, Phelps G. co.
!. Chenoworth, Casey a co
Henderson, Peale a co.
Il. w. Huntington
Messrs. :. b Newman a. co.
Woods. Matthews a CO.
Warren, Crawford * co.
Ethel d Thomas.
Barnett x Shepard
Geo. W Baneker X co
Gen. 5. b Buckner,
D. ii Maury
Messrs Lamb, Quinian & co.
Vim Ball,
II. II. Bryan. firm Of Given, Watts a
| co.
MANSFIELD REFERENCES,
Rev Charles Il. Stuart Jno W stu
art, Esq DR. X. I Gibbs DR.. " G.
Thomas, DR., n. Reeves, Rev Johr
ri PES, Rev II G. Thwca,t, d D Messrs
Du Bois and Douglass, Rev d. y Alex
ander.
REFERENCES, MARSHALL, TEXAS
Maj T. A. Blanche, DR.. ]. Z. With
erspoon, DR. Samson Eagan.
nov.9-ly
, J, N. Ho~~il o. l.. Durham. l.. l.. Tomkn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

Eramining PhssicidH.-Wm NJ Ne.
Pheetcrs NJ ID
Legal Adriscrs Cline & Jami-on.
Consulting Actuary Hon ElcEur
Wright
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

References Col Il. NJ. johnson,
President OF lIo.Ae Insurance Company,
Mossrs Walsh a Bois ,eau, DR.. q {,
Catlctt l.. +. Carter, J G. Elstner, Dew
l.. Tally, James " Howard, Drury La
cy, and Or Joseph Wilder, Rev Il :
frippett, D D., Capt I T Leayenworth
DR. d NJ Anderson, and Col w. H.
Shivers, Shreveport, La
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

MASsfiILp REFERENCES,
Rev Charles - Stuart Jno W. Stu
art, Esq DR. r. I Gibbs DR. " G..
Thomas, DR. \. 7 Reeves, Rev John
PIPES Rev II c Thwca,t, d D Messrs
Du Bois and Douglass, Rev b. y Alex.
ander.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

NEW ORLEANS EXPERIENCES.
Il X Walker n Co.
q. W Manson.
II Macdonald Grn Of lirook. ami Mac
donald
j T. LOGAN firm Of fellavs a CO.
juAns urau, irm % "a Kennedy A
co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-11

MCMAHON Il OTIS. General Agents,
No. AZ Madison st. DeSoto Block
Memphis, Tennessee.
Consulting Pkys.eis. John 7.
Hodgcn-
Once in rallys Baild,ng on Milan
st. opposite Mcssrs Walsh 4 Boisseaus
SnrEyErogr, La
THO- w SCOTT Aeant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
special Notices.
Health in Advance.


lis rs dlfHcuit to cztipgusb raging fever
9inz IRE; hut you cannot rrescnta eonhnyation ~
rendering dwelling Are proof and IN pfes.nt
An si.ek Of sver w fnvisnrstng sud purifying your
"hor.e Of lay
The oa'-de pressure upon ths consultation Ard TIL"
vital powers at this sea.on i. Iensnd Erer.
Of tbs miIons which cover th. surfscs Of The Ia il
sdr lin on It's substance and It's strength. n met
this depletion keep Mp the Itsmna under .nsh u
constant outflow Of Dis wing fs b. tonic and I6vigt
raut = absolutely necessary, ans ttna ihsv tfi4 all
things, bas prov. "a thai no srFrTER's sTO ZACH BlT
TEAS iapsst degree Of ssrrhsth and resis,sn,
10 the ovsf u vial -ces, ~hish il un,t.s able By
say othar eans The effect Of shi. inestinsb Ie segep
he pre- srstion the appetite. ss.rets ID
stsoa. fone the -fys organs eise nrmness 10 the
nerves partly the toe h.er the splits. 4, hs inns
rail,iny All the oi ths body enatl- i defy the
r.ainx inhaescs of the heat and "a itiamphsnty
thro gb lbs toying ori-A ihe mouths a al
safeguard sgafpst eiisemics, and preventive nfths
- enr.s la.tnde and prostrstion. OF Viii Ii many
thousands c,n,t lsp at this season hiss national rsE
utation bunied gu tweats nv years ii uninterrupted
and nn@quAu d-uecss,. fnT- wv
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!. TESTIMONIALS.

HOS. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Caisf Jastics oft,e ssp-ems cseo. ~ Fsnns ysana,
. write sasseas8# So
Esilsde,rhta, March l6, 1867.
coed tonic s as.ssl IN dl,,s.r. d il. ase.-
Of debility ans want pervous scron hi the S, stem
Yours truly, GEO. W WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THO MPs0N.
Jadg, 4, IN Supreme Court Of Rnr,yirnaia
sssq sz~ss~s sss ~r-s FA6iadspAfa, sYfifzSf fbd6.
nj @coasider. sdosdAnds 9erm6n bitteseA sHts6bl,
seicn. In CT attacks OF Indigestion Dyspess.
l can certify this from my experiences Of It
f'"r'' IN rps. JP.sIhs rnonpsos
Erom Rev. Jos. n KE1NARD, .. D ,
fu,tev u u. FsAA Bpsnse oAweh, philadelphia.
Dr. JacNson- Fir: hive been hrqnentiy re-
quoted to come, ny n.s Nth rseoa9; Hd.;iapa q
= 81 u = .p5rs1as ssss .pSsss; ks71m
"a ,aroas ;ssssses ssasriy IL n,
own family q shv usefulness d b. Aoohands Gsrm.n
Bitters Idsp1st NJ once ron ~ usral eourss to
press my f convietioh that M oensrdt del,sy Of liz
.yst,n and es1 ecfciy for Lsrsr Complaint II sets
and ralAdbe prrp0rdtion In some cases nal i hut
sac sassf ksS 81 sSovs eausssS
Tonts, very respectfully, -
From rev. 4. b. FEsDALL,
~ asfiseSdsadsd bensaf nos iHe ne a nbss-
lands 0eran stters. and feel 4 privilege 70 recon
fsling from general debility from diseass arising
rom 1rrAueeM-ut Of thsliver.
~ 5sFssExrs,I..
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roR president
STATE TICKET.

fBr SECRETARY ~ Aase,
ED: WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
Fby AmditoY sf laate,
Ohm A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
M Tr.anrer Of .Xute,
SAM'L B. RANKIN, of Washington County.
~ kyisfey II Naee Lasd 0bEee,
G. G. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
Fm Attorney General,
HENRY OCONNOR, Of Muscatine County
FOR MEMBERS or CONGRESS
fyx R..,srs--GEORaE ". McCRARY.
Snossd Dtstyic--Coi. WILLIAM SMITH
Tyird Diserict-
fs.,tA Dtstrics WILLIAM IOuGHR1pGk
SxfA Dtsfrif FRANK ". PALMER.
.Sffah DidYlck--
fbv JUDGE Of Circuit Crsrt
JOHN y. DKAygn Il HeDr,,County.
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Hcodand's German Tonic pat ~ IN q ~ bo.tes 10
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TRE New York Sxn says: There seems TO
be : god deai of curiosity Id Shs public mind
= know jsst Whers M1.sAagsst Delmont and
his National Committee stand in the contest
now waging for the Democratic Presidential
nominstion We are forced to confess our
inability to enlighten the public on this top
ic. But certain rnmors are ntloat that may
possibly point to the learnings Of this august
eommiIYeB. For instance, We hear that Mr..
Belmont has interested himself in raising the
modest sum OF City thousand dollars to help
on the Hancock movement We do not vouch
for the truth Of the report but refer it TO the
reporters for veri6cation, merely observing
that iftrue, it is pretty strong indication OF
where his syupashiss lie.#
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Tbs Democratic party found il impossible
10 wipe out the Fourth Of July BY four
years VAR against the Government estab-
lished on the principles Of the grand Decls
ration put forth By our Fa.bere on that day,
sought 10 desectate il b appealing their
National Convention or rebels and sympa-
thizers on the day hitherto sacred 70 Union
aud Liberty.
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