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CHARLOTTE, N. C., AUGUST 10, 1910.

freely, since several Of them we're number
ed among the killed and wounded.
The Importance Of the victories gained
by Perry and Harrison, TO the Western
frontier, can hardly DO overraied. Within
the short space Of six months after the de
claration Of war, three armies, commanded
BY Hull, Van Rensselaer, and Winchester,
were used up without gaining so much as a
siuglc foot.hold in Upper Canada, aud the
strong fortress at Detroit taken by the enc.
my. Ga General Harrison now devolyed
the protection Of the whole frontier west Of
Buffalo. The enemy we're in possession of
the Lake, aud could at any momcu, surprise
the lntaht settlements on lis shores, and be.
fore succor could arrive, might pounce upon
another and another. Had Harrison I'D.
yauced towards Detroit by the head of the
Lake, the enemy might land troops ia the
rear, and cut of bis retreat. The FIRST
blow then 10 be struck, was 10 capture the
enemy's feet, and Perry having done this,
enabled HarrISoa TO pursue aud capture the
enemy, which restored peace to the border
settlements Of far extended, and now pop,
ulou5 frontier.
Such, ny dear sir, are few Of the facts
aad impressions which seem proper in re.
ply 10 your ncle. More might be added,
bu, the page OF history abounds with them /;
and /, remains to be seen, whether this
long tried and ia.thlu servant, who has
done more 10 ameiinrate the condition and
promote the interests of the Western States
tbad any other man living, aud whose valor
in the field has Shed ustTe on our national
escuichron, shall receive tie acknowledge
neuis Of grateful people, or whether his
fame shall lie bloted from memory's tablet,
by the foul aspersons Of reckless dema
goeues aud hlrehngs.
Yours, "llh great respect and esteem,
USHER PARSONS.
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From lie Log Cabin 1drocatc.
WE THE PEOPLE,

In your last mmher. Mr.. Editor. made
some remarks ahout the q GREAT firm
which we the People co,ooose, and mon.
toned a few items Of c>irayaoaase and
incubation with which ito r,,apura,s Tie
firm have been chaf..d. Ialse animated
that r,ipht sub,eeaier.ly sa, uo., .utb.s
subject. and array more .grc,a.h and GJ,,
these charges Of want ii HI,li, On IL.
part Of those in authority. / now l.. yor,.
leave, will mention a few more aars ia
order 10 show with what rac,.,essae., lhe.s
men have souapders5 de flaas ca,ru.tea
10 their care. L. the first place, when
tbev CNessrs. Van F,.rp. piajr. Kendall
i, ~ tool. tbc r.,....a,an,t # Cur 81.
f;,;rs !, was d;sco,rr.5 iba, ,bc dohts din.
ol,r firm we're 5000 Hl0 eCgilr Int ontLe
contrary we had ? handsome snrplus.--
Vow baverer orsr r,i,r vrars tbny bovo
broncbt rs in DEB, about $loUao.00o -
Another item IS. that orr expenses were
then ahont $4,000, 0Ja wear, nor the,
arc $50 o00 ooo. an i,creasa N ryoeoscs
Of SOC coo GOO IN . s,neI,. vcar-makjno
dnriog their ,,anaec,.an, ~ oor aaairs
the snormons sno 81 slo4 goo coo o9d..
,jonoI trneeseg and fb;s too a(tcr nro.
misinq r'ast 5ryoutl, ,bat they wnnld 70.
3.,s Tho ayne,,.as ,r,ga ,,a,,ld an,lov tbo,,
n act for ~,
can an al Ga PEOPLE or ,hos.
,yapty.six Inj,ad c,,,es to Iool; At His
itep. Won are interested in this matter
a,J o., ~, -. - .,,nh c,so c,,...5
gananderi3g Of yonr fund. any Ionrer1 ]
lany yan cao1o, and VIII NOT
%ra;,
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bo6n annronr;,,cI to nurcha.a FOIrP
prCvIiRPS e. our {. H.ise ,,rn,, to Iool-
oItI
seoo oan g.. l,,,;,l;o,, ,,,o e,,l, Tro,.,,r,.
;Iau.c---ne..rI,' MI tho d,yellin,, bonso. :,
y,sb;oafon c,nlJ have hoon h,ilt FIR that
s.a,r '''' ''''- '''''
S3Ge5 for nurcbas;nq trees sbrpbberv
e. g.. IT,, b.a.';Io,,,,T0'o ro,,,.l.,
8, sna Cor . n,;nc;nal aardonor FIR the
p.el.}a.., i''''~ 'F o>'N''
~ o. san c,r r.,ncb be5.,eoJ fo,.
MI, W P,rcn 70 to dorr ,nnnI -,
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cuIar r.,
81 ooo en- E1,rc;,,o C,rno+;,r ;,,,ror.od
oxnressly Ear his own lso DomLos,;c
American tarnaf;nc WAS NOT oooG cnourh
for his Democrat, majesty and his Rov.
nj mansion.
50 0no for shal,inr Carnets TrboIstor-
ior T.,
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From the Cincinnati ia 2ettc.
A GOOD THING.

Gen. Harrison was among the invited
guests to the dinner given 10 General Van
Rensselaer,, in tins city, on the ID July.
He could not be present for reasons as
signed. The following is his letter, de-.
Ginning the invitation. 1t richly deserves
the caption We have given 10 this para
graph. 1t is one Of those good things
which frequently fall iron. the pens Of Ame-
rican statesmen, and from none more than
Gen. Harrison. Good taste will relish,
and correct iudlment aDproye II.
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{ NUMBER 40.

not those rendered - party, but to tho
whole people"
am, gentlemen with great respect,
Your humble servant,
". II. HARRISON.
To SAMUEL w. DAVIES, etc.
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From tie Providence Jan-n4l.
OF GENERAL HiRRT.
son WIrH COMMODORE PERRY.


NEWPORT, oh July, 1910.
Nj deu Sir As the Administrator
parry have chosen 70 question the military
talents Of General Harrison il the lale va,
With Great BniaiH, Notwithstanding the,r
glorious results t. THE country, and notal,h.
standing her testimonials Of gratitude FER
those merit. and as you acte Ia the b4ule
OF Lake Erle, and wefe the Intimate friend
Of CommodJfe Perry, aud must have known
the concert aud co operation between han
aud General Ilarrisoa, aud Is decisive ia.
porinnce N that cfsls 10 our affairs, | axe
leave 10 request ycu 70 mase statement 10
wiring, 10 be communicated 10 the public,
Of The facts within Your own knowledge, as
to that concert aad @ operation, with Your
own Vows Of lis Importance. Tins think
due to the fame Of the dead as veil as the
living; due also 10 the country, ldeuhhed
as she IS with The fame Of both Heroes.
With great regard, dear SIR,
Your lrleGd and oh't. servant,
ASHER ROBBINS,
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General HARRIsoN possessed the conf
dencc and appreciation of every President OF
the United States, from George Washing
ton down TO the election of Gen. jackson.
lu 1871, when 10 years Of age, he was
appointed by Washington on Ensigu IN
our Army.
Ia 1892, he was promoted to the rank Of
Lieutenant.
10 1895, he was made a Captain, and
placed in command of Fort Washington.
In 1877, he was appointed by President
Adams Secretary of the Northwestern Ter
rltory, and ex-ofiiclo Lieut.. Governor.
10 1898, he was chosen a Delegate 10
Congress.
In 1901, he was appointed Governor of
Indiana, and 10 the same year President
jefferson appointed him sole Commissioner
for treating with the Indians
In 1SG3 and lS0G, he was re.appointed
Governor by President Jefferson.
In 1909, he was appointed by President
Madison, Governor of Indiana.
Ia lsl4, no was appointed by Madison
one Of the Commissioners to treat with the
Indians and in the same year, with his col
leagues, Gov. Shelby and Gen. Cass con.
cluded the celebrated treaty Of GreenvIIle.
In 1915, he was again appointed such
Commissioner, with Gen. Macarthur and
Mr. Graham, and negotiated treaty at De.
troi,.
In 1916, he was elected a member of
Congress.
In January, 1918, he introduced a reso.
luton in honor OF kosclusko and supported IT
in one of the most feeling, and classical, and
eloquent speeches ever delivered in the
House of Representatives.
In 1919, he was elected member of the
Ono Senate.
Ia 1924, he was elected Senator in Con.
gress, and was appointed, in 1895, Char.
man of the Military Committee, in place of
Gen. Jackson, who had resigned.
In 1927, he was appointed Minister to
Colombia, and 10 1889 wrote his immortal
letter TO Bolivar, the dellverer Of South
America.
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MI. PRESTONIs QTESrIoNs


Some short time since in the Senate,
Mr.. Clay Of Alabama, replied to a speech
made b, Mr.. Preston in opposition to the
Standing Army Bill. Mr.. CLAY, having
been excessively laudgtory Of lIr. Van
Buren, and denwciatory Of Gen. Harrison,
and having protiarcl to answer any ques-
tlon tat iir. Preston might see tit to pro.
pose, was cltcchsed by the South Carroll
man somewhat after the following fashion !:
You are supporter of Mr.. Van Duren ;
do you approve his instructions to Rufus
King 10 vote against the admission Of Mis-
soarl INTO The salon wish tie right Of hold.
ing slares
NO, replied Mr. Alabama, Clay
Docs the Senator from Alabama an.
prove # Mr.. Van Buren's support Of De
Witt Clinton, the peace candidate against
James Madison the war candidate.
NO.
Does he approve Of Mr.. Van Buren's
vote IN reference 10 the toll gates upon the
Cumberland road, and his action generally,
while in Congress in reference to Internal
improvements !
NO.
Does he approve Of Mr.. Van Buren's
vote in favor Ct the Tariffs Of 1924 and
lS2S
NO.
How do YOU support Mr.. Van Buren,,
~honyou dlnouncc every act Of has public
life
Mr.. Clay answered that Mr. Van Buren,
was uotr sound upon these subjects.
How know YOU that, said Mr.. Preston,
aud is It not as proper for me to try and
nudge NJ, Van Buren, by his past acts as
it is in YOU to try Gen. Harrison for acts
OF 20, 30, and 40 years ago!
To this Mr.. Alabama Clay, made no
answer, and was as dumb as an oyster
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ia oo,,ll o,, La ,.os.,,t G,r roasa,,s .,s.
- ~. r.ti'..;,..;a "A. ra,,a. \.
~ ''e
cliilliS me invitation y ilc'''y OBSERVES
the caption We have gwen 10 TINS para
graph. 1t is one Of those good things
which frequently fall from. the pens Of Anne
r;can stateemcn. and from, none more Than
Con- Uar,,so, God taste viii relish
~,
anu 0'i io'' Iuu5 '''''i' . !'i''o'0 -
NORTH BEND, July l, l~lo.
Gentlemen A recent domestic allie
'oii ~ 'tG ue'ii " one ~ ny So'S' anu ''
present '.'''S' u 'ils' ii'' ''o'' ~ pr
'ciN me from enI"!'9S 'ile SIea' P-''si''
u nm W., ''''e''' a. 'i'' u''iei - ~ So
'ii ,t ''9'i"S MT 10 'i'1 oo'o'op .-''''
anu "ia dH7'Ji''' III a. us '.' ,O'o'.'o!I
4" tsi''sg'der' II : no" iol'y 80,
Ng'i' Siaeo ii's' ''',' Ii'' 1 ~ o''',-'
7o't,eI III ''Ie 'i'''t =. N''''' y q u -
II tlo e@P"c'S 81 >,9il'' u ~, In,
anu as IHl,ish q i.iol.tl' .''''''i
"a az ,''o t''is ''i' ~
/" a. ''i1 ''''''ie u VIM" 40 az '''''',
N''i " ti'i'i 'i's' Vi - iio"'iy 'o'''1
P1''S'' 'hu VI uist''s'''o''S "''u '''s'e9
whlch INDUCED Us 70 seek 'le same en-
Woy menu, 'ile SAINT allus',.ieii's' "'a t''
same iglo"sh'l's' our ii'',''siiiP '""7
'ofihed by PrePos3es7lon AID AMI IL con- ON
mon CANCER, cgu'' non De ei'hea!eIi'' !,
was soch !l!Geed is tdou7H W. hae ON 'i'd
ed at the same BOSOM Ana ] maE say
with Castalio oil ms brother,
"Wben had friend that was no: Po'ilorg's,
"oE Folklore foe that was not mina
Twill not atteuut. gentlemen. 10 give
Won even Il summary of the services Of
Gen. Van Rensselaer, viii not tell YOU
Of the dcep debt of gratitude which is due
to him from western mou-of his gallant
bearing in the battle OF the Rapids. ot The
Miami. and the blood which saw pouring
from his manly bosom mon the soil 81
Ohio. or his sill more glorious achieve
rnents unon tho baighis If t}ppeastnvya. en-.
noblcd like those Of Abrabaln. b. the
Hood of the contcndinq heroes. All This
YOU know. 1t, TO be found in the re.
cords Of vour country. and furnishes some
Of the brightest pages OF its history. Az,
what is he now What and who is the
hero Of two wars, the COZ, 1saror Of the
heroic Brock, Of him By whose manage.
ment, or whose sallantry, 50 deep wound
had been inflicted upon the military cha
racter Of cur country
4 year ago | would have answered you,
fcllowcitizeos, that he was living in hum
bic retirement, in the bosom OF a large and
happy family, supported by the emolu-
ments of an humble office, the gift Of a
President who had himself jeoparded his
life, and shed his blood in achieving the
independence of his country, and knew
how to appreciate a lIero's services, and
reward soldiers tolls. Such, gentiemn,
was the situation of my friend, the defend
er of Ohio cabins from the furious savlge,
the bearer in his body Of the marks Sc
ven distinct wounds, when the spoll-rs
came.
When the disbanded legions Of Angus,
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An Important More.-It is stated by the
Washington correspondent of the Times,
that Mr.. Noryel proposes in the Senate that
Congress assemble in October merit, either
to increase the TdriF or impose direct tGrcs
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TERNlS:

T,,o Dollars and Fifty Cents IL paid in advance.
TIRE, Dollars IL not paid within three months.
lud Three Dollars aad Fifty Gents If not paid
mil after tho expiration OF the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrearages are paid. except
a h, option Of the Editor.
gPAdyertisements inserted at One Dollar per
,,aaro nc lines or lees, this sized fype) for the
~, Insertion, and - cents for each continuance.
con,, Advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
b por cent. higher; and deduction Of 33i per
,cn,. will be made from the regular prices. for ad.
ycflisers by the year.
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Major Noah SAYS, " If he were TO ask an
Office of President Van Buren,, he should
prefer that of Quartermaster in Florida.
The MAJOR has heard of quartermaster
who was sensible enough to resign and who,
on salary of forty dollars month, retired
with fortune OF 100000 !"
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ONE OF THE FIRM.
From Bicsaelrs Reporter, July 81,

\ NEW COUNTERFEIT-BANh OF YER.
NON
Counterfaits ON this Bank, of various
denominatlonsh have made their appearance.
Among them are los, letter A--payable
to A. Van Ness, Date Jan. Is, lS40.--
Signed S. Case, Cashier, John j. Knox,
President. The vignette is figure of
Hope. On the left end of the bill, female
with a sickle in her hand. On the right
end steamboat and ship. They can be
detected by remarking that the genuine
notes are all signed by the Comptroller Of
New York.
The counterfeit sos are of letter A,
payable to James Strong, and are dated
Jan, 5, lS4o. The vignette a sailor, seat
ed on a bale of goods with flag in his left
hand. On the left end is fol! length figure
of Liberty. Signed, S. Case, Cashier,
and John J. Knox, President. They can
be detected by noticing that the backs Of
these notes are not printed in red. More
over, they are not signed by the Comp
trolcr, as are the genuine bills. We
learn also that there are counterfeit IS,
POS, and zoos in circulation.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
CIR. N. Cochran. Mseklenbnrg, NC.
Cbns. ~. Harris, Mil Grove, n G..
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23
NATIONAL HOTEL.

AV1NG become lessee of the new and
commvdous building in the lower part
of Burlington, owned by Messrs. Cameron g.
Pierce, the subscriber has assigned to it the
above name; and has opened it as house of
public entertainment.
The house is large and has been finished with
an especial view to the comfort and conven.
fence Of such as may please to confer upon it
their patronage. 1t contains very large num-
Der of single rooms, all furnished with new and
suitable furniture; and has also sufficiency of
large rooms, and parlors for the accommodation
of families. 1t situated in a pleasant and bu-
.sncss part of the town. The subscriber trusts,
from an experience CT several years in the man.
agemcnt Of a hotel in Ohio, not only to render
the NATIONAL HOTEL worthy of the town
in which it is situated, but to establish for it
character which will not suffer in comparison
with that of any other in the western country.
Due attention will be paid to the uppetites
Of his boarders and every thing desirable which
the market can furnish will be found upon his
table.
Attached to the establishment is livery, at
which horses and vehicles can always he found,
and where travellers can at all times have their
horses will taken care of. r3
Aug 15-tf ]. G.. FLETCHER.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
FORMERLY THE WISCONSIN HOTEL

FORMERLY THE WISCONSIN HOTEL.
Corner Of Columbia and Main streets.
THE subscribers having leased the above
Il named establishment for term of years,
and the buildings having undergone thorough
repair, are now enabled to accommodate the
travelling community in style that will not
fail to please those who may favor them with
call. st
The BAR and CELLARS have received the
proprietors' special attention. These have
been provided with the best Liquors and choic-
est Wines of every description.
The LARDER will at all times be abun-
dainty supplied with all the delicucies which
the season and market can afford, and no exer-
tons will be omitted which can contribute to
please the palateof the most fastidious.
The STABLES are commodious and Sc
cure. and will always be attended by trusty
hostlers. a5 $50
U Members of the Legislature, and others
visiting the seat of government, will be accom-
modated with boarding at reasonable rates.
D. & T. B. HAMMERS.
Burlington, /. T. April LIST. 1910. 6m-44
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
Doct. Church's Compound Horehound
Cough and Asthmat Elixir.

. OouSn "AAN
EROM the very great relief which has uni
IL versally attended the use of the above
compound, the proprietor has deemed it duty
which ne owes to suffering humanity as far as
possible to put into the reach of every individ.
ual, medicine which has, in thousands Of ca
ses, relieved the most harassing coughs and re.
stored to perfect health many who were suppos.
ed to be laboring under confirmed consumption.
1t is conceded by the most orthodox of the
medical profession that neglected coughs and
colds are the most general and prolific cause of
diseased lungs. Hence the necessity of med.
cine calculated to arrest those coughs and
splitting of blood, which are SO often the pre-.
cursors of that most fatal of all diseases-con.
sumption
In all breast complaints, accompanied with
cough and difficulty of breathing, from conges-
ton OF the lungs, pain in the breast, husky
dryness, which causes an unpleasant tickling
IN the throat, thereby depriving the patient Of
rest at night, by the incessant coughing which
is produced, it will be found an infallible rem.
edy. Persons afflicted with asthma will find
very speedy relief by taking two or three. por-
tions of the medicine.
For sale at the principal drug stores in the
Eastern States, of ]. H. Mackey agent in Ohio.
land of J. M. ROBERTSON,
General Agent in the West.
Burlingtn /. T. Oct TO-
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WESTERN HOTEL.

HNhE subscriber having leased for term of
IL years this new and extensive establish.
ment, recently erected by James w. Nealey,
Esq. takes pleasure in announcing to his old
patrons and the public generally, that he is
now enabled to afford his guests that ample &C.
commodation, we'll appointed furniture, and
general comfort, which for the last two
years has engaged his undivided attention in
this city; his larder and table will at all times
be supplied with the choicest v;ands OF the sea.
son the dining room is commodious and unique,
the parlors and sleeping apartments chaste and
convenient. The whole vii; be conducted un-
der the immediate direction Of the proprietor,
where he trusts he shall be enabled to receive
the unqualified appreciation of his guests, in a
first rate, reasonable rate, and temperate man.
ner.
P.S. In connection with the above, is a
large and commodious Stone Stable, for the es-
ipecial accommodation of tie House, not sur.
passed by any west Of the Allegheny noun.
tains. LII. Iocrwoon
Burlington, Dec II %
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March
,VHERTFFV SALE.

DY virtue of an Execution to me directed
I'D from the clerk of the District court of
Henry county, Iowa Territory, l will sell to
the highest bidder on the 18th day of March
next, within the hours prescribed by law, in
the town of Mount Pleasant in said county.
the following described property, to wit: Lot
No. one, Block thirty mine, Lot No. two, block
No. sixteen, Lot No. FIVE, block No. twenty
two, Let No. three, Block No. nine, and fifty
feet west part of Lot No. eight, Block No. Sc.
ven on part Of which property is situated
the Mount Pleasant Hotel, and also frame
stable. Taken as the property of William S.
Whey to satisfy said execution in favor of John
M. Henson and against William S. Viney (prin-
cipaE and Lawson B. Hughs (security.)
S. SMITH, Sheriff H. C.
Mount Pleasant, T Jan. 20, 1910.
36-6tprs fee, $3.50
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! Council shall proceed to elect q pres.
dent, secretary, and other officers to
continue during the session.
Sec. s. That the chief clerk of the
House Of Representatives in Office on
the last day Of any session Of the legis-
lature, shall remain in office until the
organization of the House Of Repre-
sentatives of the succeeding annual
session.
Sec. z. That it shall be the duty of
the chief clerk to receive and file all
certificates of election issued for mem
bers of the House Of Representatives
from the Offices of the clerks of the
board Of county commissioners Of the
several counties in this territory, and
make roll of the members who, from
such certificates, appear to have been
elected members of said House of Rep
resentatives.
Sec. 8. That the said chief clerk or
if he should not be present, then some
member or other person appointed
by the members present shall at
twelve O'Clock meridian on the day
appointed for the meeting of the leg
islative assembly, call the members
so enrolled to order; the members
shall then proceed to elect a speaker
for the time being.
Sec. 9. That the House, when so
shall appoint committee
Of elections, by ballot or viva voce,
as majority present shall determine,
to consist of five members, who shall
forthwith proceed to examine the
credentials Of the members and all
contested elections, (if any,) and re-
port the same to the House.
Sec. 10. That after the decision
of all cases of contested elections, the
House shall proceed to elect speak
er, chief clerk, and other officers to
continue during the session.
Approved January l6, 1910.
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BUFFALO ROBES.
DRIpeMAN 4 PARTRIDGE, have just receive
Il bales Buffalo Robes. Nov %
HARDWARE.
DIR. HARLAN'S MIXTURE, ~
warranted for the immediate cure Of
FEVER and .AGUE.

FEVER and .AGUE.
TNHE premonitory symptoms OF this dlseasi
are so we'll known throughout all this
Western States, That delineation OF them is
here deemed unnecessary. From several year
of practical experience in the Navy and hos
pital, the proprietor is. prepared to say that
among upwards of one thousand patients to
whom this mixture was administered under his
inspection, he has not known ii to fail in one
instance, and he believes if it is properly pre-
pared and faithfully administered it never vii
fail in Immediately arresting the disease.
This mixture has proved equally efficacicus
in all diseases of an intermitting character. 1t
can be successfully given during the highest
paro xism of fever, and taken by the most deli
cate female.
1t is prepared expressly for intermitting dis
eases, and in those regions Of country where
such diseases are frequent, the amount of hui
man suffering will be much diminished by its
use
In presenting this medicine to the public the
proprietor hopes that the charge of empircy
may not be brought against him, as he has in
all cases appointed none but practicing physi-
clans to act as agents, in order that the mix
ture may be properly prepared.
1t is confidently believed that one trial Of
this mixture will convince the most incredu-
lous of its infa!lible excellence. In all cases
where cure is not effected the MONEY will be
promptly REFUNDED.
Price, 50 per bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail at the Drug Store
of DR.. J. M. ROBERTSON, General Ageat, in
the West.
Burlington, I. T. Dec %.