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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16

Sour people all believe that the spirit
lives in future, state-that It has great
distance to travetafler dealt, towards the
sWest-thst ii has to pass dreadful deep
aud rapid stream, which is hen1med in on.
all sides by highland rugged h,lls-over
the stream from hill to hill, there is d
long and slippery pine log. with the bark
peeled off, over which the dead have to
pass to the delightful hunting grounds
On the other side Of the. stream, there
are six persons on the good hunting
grounds, with rocks in their hands,
which they threw at them all when they
are on the middle Of the log The good
| walked safely to.the hunting grounds,
where there IS one continual day-where
the trees are always green-where the
| sky has no couds--where there are con.
tinaal fine and. cooling breezes-where
there is one continDai scene Of Teasing,
dancing and rejoiceing-where there is
no pain or trouble, and the people never
grow old, but forever live and enjoy the
youthful pleasures. The. wicked see the
stones coming, and try TO dodge, BY
which they tall from the log, aud 90
down thousands Of feet to the water
which is Stalking with dead fish aud ami
mails, wliere.they arescarried around and
brought continually back 10 the same
place, in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the trees-are
all dead. and the waters are full Of toads
and lizards, and snakes-where the lost
are always hungry, and have nothing TO
eat-are always zck and never die
where The wicked are continually climb
ing up by thousands on the side OF the
high rock, from which they can overlook
the beautiful country Of the good hunt
Ing grounds, the place &c the happy, but
never can scachi,.n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16

kS a ~ [. e tanllAfs his services to the
bf ',iri 70 ,lI FyTs NIFTY and. will
40 MI Profs il anai, calis His OF:
kFpn street sign. aS the Gilt Mortar,
)0 stsss nfT M ssty Jones.
s Nlssttff Y lpTn tise8 pl6IU that hethas,
gsg ID s \! kee ping oa hand. a gener-
at 1s Nj aud Ae iciaes hish he Is
ISL sslt at tbe lowest cish priced
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16

NJ Y. ssyen-was upset ID 4 49,.
apohs, INT escaped un,lurt. ssr,,e fs:1
slers, wfssso they rejoic. in his o.
express .he hope thu, his X.celency n =
no iongdf oppose the appropriations ~
comple,dtie road.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16

~ htet-T1is useful gram. s: Soa,asils
ous 70 Inc norshernmost parts or rcrsia
and lndla, where it grows spon,aneousi -
= negro F'ave 81 Fernando cortez, was
the nrst 70 cultivate il in Mex,co, HI
found q few grains among some rice
brought over from Spain for tho usss al
the army planted them. The,e 60.
grains haye covered our hills and yallies
with the golden haryes,.-PAu. ka1'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16

|aIoHN y. T,AvID, sebersi Forwarding and
" G.n al 4 Alerst Dealer in Grocerie,
EDEf ssot't Irnd tcr. on Mater. between
Nh and Cefiiss ~ Streets. Burlington,
Il sia Ps Y fa1 g5EIHH M If March 49,, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16
WASHINGTON, June 90. l842.

Rulher TongA.-A person went last
week into public house near Dudley,
and after some conve satlon offered 10 bet
q wager Of los that he would eat the coal
oil his back il they would allow him to
cpt the buttons of. The wager was laid,
and the coat was cut to pieces and put in
9 trying pan, and after well frying ii in
alanos, a.. asyer qs .as 7csata and
E q y lsy ".
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16
" llEt.I K1RURY,
G0 M M lid M ERCHANT.
HfKHH8s sEa ma, ~ Ill ~ Mi, Tc,.p...

HHHi.. ii III .i8E5ssH IL e#tst .NkcW YORK.
ai1 " se1tips tp consignA,ents Of the
EtrEinp reinittspee made either
AlHs ~ Mango spf Eoods. charges moderate
aa sHsa VIII Rs Hs. kk11FEA 10 .sss.
Espa Y. ss!lns Yerss;; Ninenie, Gaak ealsA
saL ehs.teas g.. Shaw q f..e. .N1su
II ssa i "a ff:sas H16soWi w ;.
llsssstsrty. JEo, alss4 s1FaF n t)c.. a. Hi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16
II' G9(l DREAMER, e
Auction, "a

E1s9f Gtlah MEhSAANiS,
III s S s# sa III 'slsjl sfrssin
ERheF IRON, 1iNs AND COPPER
s.,+l4 ,rassIk-.IE1sWEe
Aler ssrE4t. lang ton. Iowa Territory.
!, I l+.'El B! \ XIV \ Boats sapplied ,oith al
NJ si,Itst "
I IlB- II HI liz HHa 81 RES'En to-
espfss ~. Ewing il Son. burlington, Iowa
iss 1,ss .t tss Il esa III; Iowa.
Ilgl,l + Al a Y es; sst. %. 81. Louis,
N fit sanal = Co. Pittsburgh. Pa,
II ILL.,, 1l,s atis Etg., Psvtsassuth, Ohio,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
s's sHla Hawkexe go
Ell I fis N n q FIN Z
H. ,g N 4 MIG I. s I ABsl lSRMENT
h 4 ss'f ;Rt s,a.,r1.
81 u! KIM EVANS,
1Sh EncRAr l, AssD CARPENTaa AND
ssi f'5ss y JolNEk
sam 81 South 4. la VII JelllSsson s.yect, hs-
Il t,ecns The a,tIiisanA anI Western Hotels, y
]. III ass sSs y Bss1ssr rps, Iowa.
'l|sBSgs 5.s. {. HUDSON,
N Al coppsf ANN slls4At ~ orker,, and !.
I 'as DE.Al4E m VII gv t,s 1xaTES.s
.Sk6pe NJ JstIessan toaJ. S. a w
u M. BsttSns ss \ sl;kt Iowa.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16

are thrown out Of employment
whenever it suits the taste, or cupidty or
bankruptcy Of the few who control the
factories. When our mothers used to ply
the spinning wheel, aud manufacture I'M
der their own roof, substantial clothing
for their hardy sons and daughters. we
did not hear Of the thousands Of dismiss
Ell taborers and half fed children that are
now clamoring for bread, and tor HIGHER
TAKES TO put money into the pockets OF
the few employers, but not into their opn'
tits horrible policy in Government.
to foster and encourage system Of hot
bed monopolies. at the expense Of the
masses, when irreligion, Ignorance, vice
and starvation is the consequence. VIII
Gov. Corwin. and his mad supporters
pause and reAec, before they 60 further?
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16
| !1|.l tRL llls tsIISises KETtF T.. co.
ala|eal. u \ N N tp a,ll Cos. n ssh Q n
'I Il \ WIS

'lHJ1| FlllSsyo

FssR# asa nv 3..iF an1a 4EuSayo
PEETNtyL Nv aaeis Ms professional ser
Er5rea tp she cit n ls of Darlington and vicinity
ate M 20 tions upon the teeth
I&c. 1lhcs pn atsr 4. Bur aington Iowa.
s u Hi asA.a N II AtfNa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16

ii N ~ COLEMAN III H# L. ~ COLEMAN
n ilOi.fshli.h Nj ianersl+ Agents. Forward.
d. A ,nssnt ere haats. Lever Street
tsbarg, A1ississipp I Jan. e. lsa2-cddk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16
T. : + & A ;: !! : CANDLES.

n @ Az s liel a lark
y III II ss IA a w Haa ws..t "a
Y! Ill u mn t. AN tsanrsrl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16

FAITH Of THs D1Ars.-Catlin gives
the following anf af- tho belief Of he
" vavirsreTn rrfuss4 81 ftisiiurys =. 4 future
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-07-16

as the rate oil duties shall, for any reason
Whatever, be raised above GO per cent
Nothing Gun be more clear, express, or
imperative than this language. 1t is in
vain to aliege that deficit in the rreasu.
~ was known to exist, and means taken
to supply it by loan when the act was
passed. Ii is true that loan was autho-
rized at the same session during which
the Distribution law was passed, but the
most sangui,,e. Of the friends OF the two
measures entertained no doubt but that
the loan would be eagerly taken by CAPT
tafils, and speedily reimbursed by coun-
try destined, as they hoped, soon TO enjoy
an overlooking prosperity. The very
terms OF the loan, making it redeemable
IN three yaars, denohstra,e this beyo al;
cayil. Who at thatitime lortsaw or i'm.
axinedthe possibilitypf the actual state Of
things, .whenaa natioathat has paid of her
whole debt s!nse;ahe fssi peace, white all
4 tJ4a ~ rpa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-14
MADAME COSTELLO,

FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
Tss a aaa her ia%s s
e de % Een yhS ass TsS rp1t sG
Die G o he % ns Of Ss human and sm
an Ignorance OF which renders the publishing and
deeoyng Of mecspa adventures useless in
her, and adm es S3 ds1'1hs e%
sTs
XII SS os
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RH4EUM." Wa;sntea
bSs Or nsSR Po Tss sfse
other diseases Of he skin safely sssiny and eeeiuay
sdi h; si%s "s ,i S Stss %
endsdto. The unparalleled Of his remedy curing
diseases of the skin without equal in he history oimed
70 be used with the remedy tends throw from the
% the dsease and the ppcSon Of @ nay Sa
the time entirely radicales from the The
T & e1's he a s sss
@ for SisS 'S a% Will S'GE Ee mind
ofevery candid person OF its extraordinary virtues; 90.
Me..rs. A. SD. sRsn-Fss Of thank.
disease spread over both my hands my fingers ends had
Sssn anf Of %sfs s4s
na sds but t and nS them was we sn S TO
nails sgsa'sdy s and slacs! SSis.s from ihs
until last summer advised by friend your remedy
il with little faith having tried SO many things
were better and landing them in water daily they
continued TO improve and in few weeks entirely we'll
II than weeks since the eiected
which time they have been perfectly well. Yours respect
fully, LYDIA LEWIS, Newark n. j.
Messrs. A. B. D. Sauds-Gentemen- certify that have
been cured of the Salt Reum of standing by the
of YOU remedy and Syrup Of Sarsaparla and wish every
person troubled It'll this dreadful complaint any er would
call and will satisfy them that medicine will
them pc iecty. ANN MARIA WEIBALL,
Residence, 100 Nassau-srreet, stor. IS Fulton st.
New York June 3, l8i
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
A. B. * d. SANDS Druggists,
~ and 100 Fulton ST.
Sold also bv Abraham Sands Co 27s Broadway David
Sands Co. II East Broadway and by William Brown, 48
Washington street; and w EoYe % Prince street, Boston
JOSEPH Bach jr Providence, II w Bull Hartford. Con-
Dr. w Nathewson, Norwich, Conn; II Rawls Co, Alba
ny : Gerham aud F9wsr, NewburSh, Y Pr David
Son PoughkeeIse, and by druggists generally in all the
principal cities aud chief in the United States Price ST.
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CROTON WATER.

II ~
- In cohse ueuct OF the Celcnous Effects az m s,.r
well ~ 'ic eidtf and other ud, lead lie n,o
OF these rs Tor cary - tt Croft 80 water Though The dwell
iuEf Oi The cteu7, has ftcu strungiy a
fssslfs Of Chemistry IA The University, ColunIi,
College ui Pa slciius and Surgeons Sc By tho M,yor ~ ~
CT, the state Comm cucu aud Engineers % the Anurdf.
the Supcrncndch OF The ltp Department and Comnsonrf
lu furnishing water 70 the houses ~ fo,cssu.
Chiffon and Other eminent medical and scientific genttmcn
To those who are having pipes, pumps, baths, e fitted ~ la
anticipation % receiving the Ctouu wlterto he rns vi
Temperance aud the citizens at a1ye, these pipes par
sry commended well for their superior strength md du
rab well for their quality Of an5ettng the first pc
OF life free from the most nsIdou solu
tons The timed pipes will be fitted prices varying but
slightly those charged by plumbers for Like
every improvement in the arts they have had 10 contend both
ne and in Europe, with the bitter hostility Of those who i'm
Zinc their Affected by them. All who desire mfor
nation esccting them are invited 70 sind for cclls and
ave their orders Sd THOS. EWBANK,
jel0 odimsr % Spruce or 30 Crosby street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-14
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BE + TT,

N w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
TIE Nsw YoRx HERALp-A daily paper Issued every
Of the week-price cefs per copy Counss sub
scbers furnished the rate for any speenS rsnoa On
remittance advance No SENT unless id IN advance
THI WEEKLY HERALp-ksued every Saturday morning AZ
ocockpnce and quarter cents per sopy-ursned
same rate for any specified period
CopRenoNDENTs requested 20 eoaress tneu e!ten
.Mrs C,oepor BwrrErr, Proprietor and Edtor-and a OFT
ssrs on business must b poss psids
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PORTUGUESE
r E NJ A L E Pill L s .


N; DE B0UDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON. PORTUGAL.
TTHE Scientific combination of ingredients of which
Pills az. composed have made them the wonder and admi
ration Of the world They known all Europe to be
certain producing the monthly Their certainty, in all
being such that thev be used during
for though always mild safe and healthy. they certain
produce miscarriage if used during that period.
The directions are translated into English AMI enveloped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box
Of NJ de Bondeloque, aud the English d.
rections have the signature Of Dr. MELVEAU, authorised
fer the continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail any part Of the United
States Letters directed to pr f. Mevtau box 81. New
York. will meet with immediate attention. All letters must
be post paid Sold by appointment Cherry Cats-
mar, ~ 49, jvl imsr
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DR DAVID BRENNA has the honor of informing his
- cDls aud the public that he has r"movedmm the Granite
Buidin. rs Chambers street where he VIII, without the
mercury, radically and in lew days. the most IN
verle cases OF syphc diseases Dr. Srenna remedy Is en-
teiy free from poisonous mineral and when
taken according his directions, will remove the painful
symptoms which invariably follow the abuse Tor rather the use
M mercury aud other noyons medicines so universally admin
seIed ~ those Dr. Brennas remedy simple haiti
can &c administered without the least danger OF bad
qnncs the pen! being able during the treatment to attend
10 ms business and live usual
p ~rsnnts practice confined TO the Of tho above
p WI continue give his professional advice 10
ueh al 10 dnner medicines the homeopathic system,
roly one IN mas o can chronic diseases
Chambers IFS. 49, ''V'' W IA H.
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SUMMER COMPLAINT.

nIARRHGiA, DYsENTERY, or looseness of the Bowels
~ currd n a few b Shemans Restorative Lozelr
ges They remarkably pleasant md effect Immediate
ef-never has bee known of their failure.
FEVER AND AGUE-Sheman's Lozengts for this tedi
and complaint without exception only
article known entitled the speeifc for always
cure, and the chlls do return.
WORNS-In both children and adults, infaibiy de-
stroyed and removed by Shemans Worm Lozenges-a mil
lion of boxes sold yearly, and never known to full.
Warehouse l06 Agents-33 Bowery II East
Broadway 2gT Hudson street, and Broadway 1879
STIR WI
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DOCTOR GLOVER

PEGS to inform those who have recently enguired if he has
ID left the practice Of his profession, that he
prescribe for such as require his aid as usual Those difficult
and protracted which require practical experience
have been the particular objects of his study The
Improvements in chemistry have into his hands
raj new and important remedies which have escaped the obser
walton Of the less scrainising physician
Dr. Glovers primary education enables Kim to keep
dcal profession The unsucctng stranger should beware Of
the host OF self named Doctors and petrndes of whom
aspire be authors little books upon subjects OF which they
n totclly ignoan..
Office, No Ann st-pvaie entrance 4th door from the
Museu hours unlilo o'c lock Il NJ lint
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PEASE & SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF

ssa ol s .,
colds coughs pulmonly complaints by.its combna
ford relief extract Of Horehound they are amaiGa-
mated that the benefit Of the whole com
About three ibis article first brought before
is or value but i Introduced by the Of
has Ssn
n M",a nssrsssS The unsouSh Of is
Has @Sy is benefits Gashop' hs so.n,y
sfs1 !S hs.ss 9sS
os similar m.Ieos has given value that no
s bss 70 &c sS and ss
nd selfish men, who would sell sneir CON.
performing health or se eas no" Suse Bas
Messs PEAsE Sow original and paenee. of the
Horehound Candy have without regard to had en-
.aasna !sf,.
wrapper we win describe for Intc Benefit, G an Eaxie
supporting the American flag The flag inscribed the word
by his taons IS Clarified ESSENCE Of orehonnd Candy-Jasi
Of which oessnts AeTcns ayns the Hydra Sand Ged
ss is OF %ass sTs eSa
is the scripture subject Of " Good SsmsIan uccG5ng The
whole design Seautay below hs
sHssNSs ' fac smile of JOHs rfAsE Son. As Division
should be recolee!ed that according act Of
s cGH;'Sa c ssa' the n%'ss
. esnaS Of S TO % %
damages The propetors determined f their own sake
and for the public good the of
the law, amy who may be guilty of such infamy The
Horehounl Candy is sold Wholesale and tail
tory, As Division street.
Agents-Zieber 81 Dock street. Philadelphia
Redding, State street, Boston.
Raws Co., 81 State street, Albany
yobson, 26 ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
Woodward st Louis Mo-
H Hssssp Ha ,s a xes cssl s%sre
Holdeman Louisville, Ky.
liercy Teller Detroit, Michigan
j. II. Thompson Co., Wheeling, Va. i've Inc
S50N REWARD.-CKoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
RCOS for the Cure cf (onrorhea elects Structures
analogous complaints 0 tie oygas generation.
Q all remedies yet discovered for tie sbove complaints this
is the most certain
makes sspeedy and permanent cure withos
siness.
We give long quacsh recommendations deceive the
public the medic does speak for itself
shall speak srt Our object notify where be had
and The proprietor challenges single Of recent Gonnor
rhra to be brought in which the will effect rapid
cure under forfeiture of $500.
This disease that unfortunately peryades all ranks Of
cetylgh, low rich and matrimonial and single They
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least the shortest possible
Further the disease be contracted II dose OF the
mixture Is taken at night bed when exposed.
II put bottles with full directions accompanying il, at
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
many cured in two days.
For sale only VIM H. Minors, 1872 Broadway, of
John street. opposite franklin House, New York; Jones,
Of Chestnut and Seventh Phaha and j.
NAGh Rnetnn Imk
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MEDICAL AID.

TNVALIDS DESTROYS obtain the best medical advice and
treatment should aii to obtain the little treatise called
the Rubicon" by d. Gregory Of No. 81 Mott street. New
York. where he has been several established IN select
branch Of his and where he also continues TO admin
ister with success and very often where other
and less experienced PHI had failed The Doctor does
this boast his skill but only inform those seek
Ing good advice, where it BE- obtained Dr. Gregoys
domlc is not drug is private dwelling house well
provided and for the comfort and of his
uatents.
Dr. G. does not limit his aenance few hours but is
home wait upon those seeking him all hours of the
day and night 81 Mott street buta little way off from Chat
ham square. go
One dollar by mail free Of postage, will obtain the Rubi-
COM by mail, which shall also be possge free
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MEDICINES.
CORNS, CORNS, CORNS.


MONS. A Nd MA d A NJ Il B II III a Il ID,
Corn Doctors. from Paris,
DEG LEAVE 10 niorm the inhabit of New York, that
ID they will be ppy wait upon MI who may desire their
services Mons. snl Mad Bernard ave been prlccng III the
United States hat few months aud III that short time have
ceved testimonials from Of the eminent gentlemen
and Others the benefit and comfort which hey have
ccyed they have been attended by them They have the
honor nior The public that by aud peculiar method
Hard aud Soft CoIns, Bnons. Cali stiles SC
without cunr Mons and Made B. do net attemp to offer
requiring sccrcsy ah its efficacy; but
confidently those who may suffer from troublesome aud
painful Cos that they have the satisfaction OF
away their tormeutoi, the Corn, in their hands.
Mons and Made. have in their upwards of two
thou certificates from those who have experienced relief at
their hands Mons and Made. have IRA ced their profess
for in Germany France and England and
acquired skill aud much practical eyperience-a fact
at,esed by certificates from the most celebrated En-
gsh French and German ply icans, wei from several of
the nobility aud gentry Of those couatries delivered to them
after four years The operation will not occupy
than and the relief that The
thus treated mmt datcy put their and walk
without the least Inconvenience.
Ladies and gentlemen Will be waited at their resi-
dence, IL they oesire II.
AT home in the morning from till II, and in the afternoon
from till O'Clock
n Boston, ST. Va Imr
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MEDICAL.
DIR SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform bis patients and the public q. he still ad
either Tor medicine attendance until the patient Is satisfied
with Ills Improvement and would niom them that he Mas
remo from i8 Broadway TO No. 81 Reade street, opposite
MARSHALL House where ne olicits tbs aitendnce on hs
shove mentioned conditions, of all who have suffered Tor
long time under diseases considered BY them incnTsble
80 SOLOMON HElNE, NJ. ID.
For the advantage of all who wish to attend the treatment
of Dr. Solomon aeine, would state that the only Doctor
Heiur who v ed had his office IN Broadway Is
the one residing 81 Reade opposite the AaIa
House. ,.I.rrr -, -
This Physician this country about eight years
since have had the pleasure Of knowing him since that
time and of witnessing many Surprising performed
BY hmhe above the of IS years. and Is the only one
the who member Of the medical oil the
City and State Of New York. -
Sworn before me, this 9th day Of
of April A ID; si2.
RcHARD REID, Com, of Decds jy3 lmsc
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LUCINA CORDIAL.
no THE AMERICA pITpT 10


pow S barely hTf e,S years I"Ge general m @
nd sustained the vast reputation which i had aeu
inventor BY the unvaed powers has been discovered pos
in the cure 81 incinent consemruo The knowledge o.
frame suggested the idea OF this way aud
the result medicine has been added the catalogue
with due preclution under the control of the patient. Il is
Si as % # 5 GS TO cas ae Fd L%ea
bus difficult or painful mensqan lncontnence of Urine and
impulse or restorative wanted as throughout the United
States has taken precedence Of all other medicine such
Ing speedy perfect permanent aud effected without pain
trouble Should there however be any person labong under
tested merits recommend TO them with all confidence and
my persona, responsibility feeling assured they give
and ssHnsss 70 Msn VIII Be Se f result iB s
also n the stse i Enro the Immense ION
yesrgated ndubtabe and generally admitted power enable
females who had been considered barren bear offspring and
restore virie males when reduced utter aud
parny hopeless rrosrton, TO perfect health aud aety.
Dr. Magnn, outstanding its inrnenser oen celcbn and
the Of respectable testimony that accompanied it,
sono in these particulars bat now after the
sale upwards OF one hundred thousand bottles, coupled
with the receipt and certificates and testimonials Immune ribe
aud much KNOWLEDGE founded personal obse aon,
important ends for which 1t ed and has be-
a. rosbe repeat and hold myself peS,ons sspons,
bic for the assumption that the Lucna Cordial can invg
where nature deficient when the, pros
trted BY artificial meaus and also that produce that state
sn sG S Which viii enable & 5soP
1 hS g % esS So r Sa"a 70 On us he
and as ssanfe the tss
,atiad for the estensir raolgc which die agent u the
Lucna Cordial has been AIDED uron ,nis country,
MAN, the P' JUN y fSffH sTTSi
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