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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-29
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.

NJ
How all admire clear. beautiful white skin, and
rosy colored cheek How we persons not
scssing this "dcsderatum SO deyouy to be wished"
sorting to cosmetics lotions washes paints and colorng
Materials to restore to them scmblance of what disease
has deprived them Of and that too with great injury to
the skim Bulls Hnsdpdyfnd Is the best Cosmetic known.
1t beauties the skin by removing every particle of morbid
and diseased matter from the blood, making pure, heal
thy and vigorous giving activity TO every minute vessel
and changing the yellow and dark countenance to tie
bloom and freshness Of youth Ladies' abandon the Of
eectual remedy. "A word to the wise is sufficient, and
q hint is enough for the ladies.
BETTER Testimony.
THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE
Read The testimony Of Dv. Moore
Mr. JONI BULL have no hesitation In saying that
fctured for the of Scroula Syphilis and many other
Cutaneous Glandusr Affections, having used It with
'-'''' ''..'- " JAS N. MOORE, MD
Louisville, Dec. %, lS47. Il. 81 ri i.is
From Dr. L. n Yaadell Professor Of Chemixry in Louie
1880. riHe Medical College.
joan BULBS COMPOUND EXTRACT Of sARsAPARiLLX,
and have hesitation in saying that they form safe
and ONE that promises well II s1rS1S
Louisville June q, is4s.
From Dr. 1es, Payesrn ~ appointment to the Loaisre
LOUISVILLE, March 20, ls49
JOHN BULLS sARsAPARiLLA and believe the bina,
ton excellent one and well calculated to produce
both rub and private practice, and think 1t the best
article Of sazsaparlla in use.
Resident Physician, Marine Hospital
Buu,s sARsArAnuLA-Go where you will to steamboats,
bound for Nashville, New Orleans. St. Louis, Cincinnati,
Madison, Frankfort for the Green River country and
you will find immense supplies of this preparation about
But merchants visit our city, in whatever branch Of
s s hey 3 but .1s for
MANUFACTURED ut DR.. JOHN BULLS Iaboratorv.
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Interesting to the Ladies!
The Greatest lnrention 0fthe Age.


J,HORNTON'sC COMPOUND WASH MIX
ture-the g ea'est labor saving compound
ever invented. Ladies paw particular alien
lion 10 'his-for the sum OF 80 cents YOU can
pcw buy an article that will do your washing
six Months without scarcely any labor and
without s'raining or injurimg the clothes in any
manner whatever.
The proprietor Of the above named Com
oonnd, after years Of experiments and study has
Il lesg'h the pleasure OF Offering this valuable
'hemical compound TO tie public which he will
variant to be as good as represented. No fam
'iy should be without it, as il saves vast a.
mount Of labor. Directions on the bottles. =
None genuine without the signature OF J. Thorn
on, proprietor. For sale by
l. B 60 A PATTERSON,
Iowa City, Iowa, who are General AGENTS for
he Western States. Persons desiring agencies
WI please address them. Aug. II, 80
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-29

III 9. EARRELL,S genuine Arabian II
IL. mcnt Is 4 most Extraordinary medicjf
the truth Of which b pipced beyond de0n1 ~ (
The vast sales oIthe article, and the many ccre5
heing dsily perfoIued BY il. which pfeviessIS ~,
tad resisted all other medicines end IL sklli FL
the best physicians in the world. III z ecSi &
posed Of baisams, extracts and gums peeull1ss
10 Arabic osssssing,in coseeniIs Z lSsS y
all their stimulating, Anodyrs peneisstis1Sk 4
,uncinoas and revulsive properties, and ahe -
which, ages ago, were used ~ the &c one 81 y.
Desert," with such piraculous success, Il eu9S
ing the diseases Of both man and beast. / B
Rend the following REyNyfRKyfbLE
CURES, 'chich should Of Aemseives 49,
I y H. G: FARRELL'S
(. 4 lssa HIM IiMinenn.e.1;iL. q
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-29
GOOD TEsTIMONY.

The LOUISVILLE courier tnus epeoks OF buis SafsePeIa'
We have been shown by Mr.. John Bull proprietor Of
that worldrcuowucd preparation, Bulls Fluid Extract Of
sarsarmrlla original genuine and beautiful letter.
addressed to him by the accomplished lady Of of the
most eminent old physicians in The wea giving detailed
account Of Of the most cures record per
formed alone by the Of 9 Bulls Ssrsaparilla"
This most excellent and charming lady had long suffered
from proapsus tef hu6r abus Piles and chronic dscascs
Of the stomach and digestive organs and OF
the whole SYSTEM attended with distressing cutaneous erup
ton sick heAdache and violent attacks Of cramp After
exhausng AL Of her husbands and applying to many
celebrated medical gentlemen both home and abroad,
and also using great quantities Of "Townsends sarsaps
ra" without the slightest relief she induced to use
John Bulls Earsaparilla." And what was the happy
RESULT After the of few bottles, perfect and won-
der cpreho lady restored to perfect health, and to her
usual flow Of spirits.
Such letters as the speak Of must afford Mr. Bull
more real qualification than coed the possession Of count
less wealth. And whether he accumnates wealth or not
by the sale of truly valuable Medicine being its author
IL glory and honor enough; and he to the world,
without fear of contradiction, have in my poverty re-
eved more human suffering than did Stephen Girard or
John Jacob Astor with their millions"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-29
New Books.
Public No.ire.

Public No.ire.
nsO al to whom these presents shall come
i greetig: Know ye that whereas ceitai,
AMOUNT 81 school bills due from school distric,
No. one IT. Iowa City, Townshipto H. w. La.
throD for services rendered as a teacher in the
school Of said district have been placed in my
hanis for collection.
Notice is therefore hereby given that if the
,.hool bills are not paid o.. or before the 26tl
~. 81 OF October, suits will be commenced tc
asssoyer the same without delay.
.1s, 81 DANIL s WARREN Sec'y.
1 ~ By order OF he Board Of Directors,
4 lor. CITY Township. School District.
. No. one Oct. ~, 1850.
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vss nxcvsrrs Duasno rAs Yx8 E~rs~
Jan,y Paid over By Hiram
Watts collector 10 board $l3O5 81
| Apr. q Paid over BY Thomas
/ Snyder on judgment 373 IS
j Apr. 10 Paid over by Hiram
Watt. collector ilos os
July Paid over BY Gurdon
! Hutchinson to board 400 81
Aug. IS Paid over by Gurdon
| Hutchinson 10 board 4l6 40
| . $363s OF
Orders now outstanding Jan. / 1851 S37Os I.
ASSETS TO MEET The ABOVE.
County taxes due and supposed collect
able for l847 e 81 Oc
County taxes due and supposed COL
!ectable Tor iSAS IS %
County taxes due and supposed col. Z
I iecsable Tor lSa9. 492 II
Revenue and Licenses FOR 1850 1890 Al
Jnd, ment on T,imble and Matthews
In treasure $ hands) l5U o.
HsG fss%
Total Assets $396S 81
A. GILLlLAND,
"a GEORGE FESLER, Comm'rs.
DAVID WRAY,
Iowa City January 1891.
t-N ~
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N. B.. The Public are particularly
cautioned against new counterfeit
which has just made its appearances,
called w. B. Farrells Afsbian Lini.
ment. REMEMBER THAT THE 6KAt~
me HAS n. G.. before Farrells.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-29

50 IOWA HOUSE,
DY0. w. STEIN, Front street, ness ne $780,
ID Boat Land ing, Bloomington, lowa.-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-29
atatannont Of the Receipts md Ex-
memdifnres OF E1Ohns0M County
tor the year 1850. sssI = 90
,--------------- ExPEHDfTvaEss ygEFsg 4
70 whom and on what account paid, and amount
of each order issued.

4 each order issued.
January Sessi0n. saa iFa Z f4lt
l. 70 VIVA II turner, for certifying nuns
bsr OF Inhabitants to secr'y OF state ~ oo
;T in ci,u and criminal cases 1860
. To VIM Clark or one wolf scalp Ger
ti6cate4 ssea gi 7xt4 ga@ 7@sf 81 Ai W
4 Ia iii Myers for services as school los
fund commissioner ~ %
Matthew n Carson Tor services asssur Is
veyor on sherlock Davis road n !! 90
TO Abel stevens do. as viewer on do. 60
= 10 ,sylvanus Johnson do. do. on do 4 SO
TO Eaxssd a gSs9r DO o a." on do
10 To Allison Davis do. axeman ON do 10
II ToMorsemap d Trowbridge for station. 8 :, "a
arr for district court in March fs4S %
~ sc Trowbridge for storage aud care OF sS
standard weights and measures I 80
Is To Hiram Watts Cor twelve wolf scalp
certificates paid in by him ~ 90
IA To John Powell for staff Jnsfy for DIS Ffa.'
trict court Il September term 1919 Y %
Is To James y -Tensp,in Cor services 40
prosecuting astorn'y ytsg y as.A 40 90
l6 To G G Sansster for laying hearth ana az
Furnishing brick in jail 80
II To Hiram Waite for record book, wood 81
and stationary, &c % ls
10 To John b Abel for summoning grand
aud petit jurors for Mach term district
court 1880 $50 AsAM sssfAs ~ - o.
- & James IRE Cor one wolf scsip csrst-
= - r4a
20 10 workman,x nsrryhiii for sosds faf- :.
nishedcOfksih panpssr q
Fl 70 FerJinand Haberstrah for kesrtnSs
James Welsh d paupcf - ?:
~ TO b Redhead for making crutches for !.
James Welsh ~
"a 10 Dsotors Ballard and Gray for medi. -
cat saevics % James Welsh 0o
- To John Hawkins probate judge Tor
holding court Of inquiry on C6reen IL %
IS To HUH Downey as prosecuting at
torney in 1919, state ys,Jss White &c Is 90
as To James Mcintosh for binding blank
county order book 10
~ Gardner Tor services as commn.
sionos,s scieskI since Oct. lSa9 ~ %
% Gardner for stationery and fuel fur
nishsd ny hial ~ est5 lis
% d Gardner for one quarters services
in crimiReh cafes, clerk district court 30
20 E NJ Adams for four wolf scalps 90
81 HiraM Wattsfur witness fees In case 4 &
state vs. s ~ Gotham s2s 81 tt@ 90
80 James Trimbie do. on do. 90
- Asby b Packard for building ana repair
3. His M Watts for per cent. as collector 81 %
IS Gardner for services as commits 81
sioncrs cietk this session 10 so
90 Michael seylel for four days attendance
on board Ffs4 tNH5f %
~ Palmer X Paul for printing three quires ft.f,7
blank county orders 90
IS Genrge Fesier in part for services rs
county commits ,ner t&'1@ st~sA n
80 George fesier in full for do. 10
40 Henry Mcdowell in part &" 70
Il Henry Mcdowell in full Lila -
~ A Giiland ~ 18R @}t"lB , &th ID 30
- Theodore Dennis in lieu Of order lost
by him q s,zsg slFsfsFFss gs 90
~ Eli Myers, as trustee, for support Of Jas as
Welsh and Conklin paupe.s Is 90
4, mil S.ssjon ~. IN ~
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@. D. CRosTHWAlT. N. D

REcENrLY OF TENNEssEE.)
81 FFERS his professional services 10 the in
habitants Of Iowa City, and the surround
country.
lpENCE--Frame house built BY Fisne-;
eef!G9te's building, with n. d. Downey,
yDr Murrayss Office.
NV. sent a. lR50-ly
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Arabian Lini1nenfI
Jar IeyOnd anu simil0r yeMe1u

Pe"' Wy wue's StOmacn, fad01lty tncfQ0o4s< -
MI :, sasa u ~, oecsms g sat9e e. ~
nrs. u,e ,,ron !, touu nUa pear 'ne 49,
piss uPon wunout GIVING her extssmo s.
pam. =, sc. me advice o. our best doctsssS q
sa;a !, y. u A"..s = op'nlcn about 49,
sa'a &c. as.e .aNe ~ Ln!ar xemens = We 8
sonS .hae W. an meot g ~
s,,..;s. aa os..s. sa'I :. was : lumof e ~
In !, ,at u =" ~. MOI I: eueu eAcepI
,,.r.nsas.i - ,.m ''s cgs ,,, .0.snon, ~
ment upon Il and stssns. !. /; ma $780, La
~ re ih;r,I ely -. = ~ sPPss5; ska
ma Iss cssiipnsS s.ss ~ rsss,
now she Z g wei - svsra..is";.s
health. - n. Xs{sTSSi M. ~ a '.1
Peoria, March 8. i64e, - ~ ~ y
q 81 sast 80 "a
rRobeYs H;na.. p,.4,...,.. ...., sk
Crsr"rc,v n. ~ ssEl
One woman 49, s."s s = 1879 NO.. -, ~ -:
great success. She had Ia, ~. ~" =. ~. 49,
for three years, the cords beirs consr..ssS r.
as Is natural for the position o. The leEs whlls
h., hx ~, nu sue SDusu no, oend them inase
ment She IS now abc a waIE ,.;.h LII
has straight limb. tkavs sfn,rA 1, . - ~.
ce,lent remedy for horse tiesh. ss1.n ~ s.
thing which requires an, ezternaI ,s2.sd.
sI ~ ..ss.S's
IT, 0,: r ~,
p'"s"s ~ ~ Us0' EIpesssaeee -
CsesyC r0STseT. " II
- WAsH,kcroN. Iowa Jun. OF tasa. rs
+ From the speedv am: nermanent .....s -. ~
on man and beast. which vonr =, ~ ~
.nent IS n.rfor,n;ng d. -, hs.,s..s A1ans.1
nounce II ,he :. Crest Rsmad, or a.. - pr
have practice doctor;no hor:ss e.. ~ IL. II.
Nv Years. and have triad. Ill IN ...:ss ~:
mems. ointmen,s a. 81 ,nr.h n.gss s..s.
pupers; bit iinust sav ths, s'"cu ~ .n,Ss
use Of. Nv itsnse. nav. .yrs .Ja $780, "sos
curable, and have cured more than ffty h..
ses this season with your Linimen,. emhyy.c;.v
every shade OF disease, fiom scratehes "a
bruises mp TO SPAWN, Ring Bone and Sweeaev-
| can also bear testimony OF its rood e6scts :. (
the human sy stem. ! was confined nearly alI
last winter 10 my room with Rheumatism. ~
could get nothing to help me. until / commens.
e., the use Of your Linimenf, which ensirelv {
cured me. WIN. II. CRIMES. a s
e9l5IrS. 80
Sun Pa'n 81 10 years Standing cuyedty HI.
u, Earreirs Arabian Liniment,
Mr.. Il.G; FAaarl1.-- Dear Sir: had been
Years and couii never Get relief sYc.n, T.
bieed;,o. b., hv The ne. NJ II q E.,r.I,,s A.
biao Liniment. applied over the TEMPLES ahcrts
ihreeor Cur times a dav. II was entirely re-
na.s,, al h.v. ca, .'o,,:. - !. s;r.. -
Wen, into The stable one o;~hs 80 - ,np,v h 4
horses sore Leo Ana hain~ s.s. n sPr.y -
Il bled and fell against mr. ~ &-sks
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4iADIRS Of all kinds for sAls "
" LII o RATTEnoOh
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GeasasSss6 Medsesne Warehouse,
No. ISI Chartrea st. New OrIeRns.

4 WRIGHT II CO. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
~ their bushes. have agreed with the
propreiors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, to keep Them
stanty supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
lar below the usual market prices BY this arangement they
enabled TO offer for the inspection OF purchasers the o
extensive which be found in this OF any Other
city Having had many years experience in The purchase
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired iacie
for conducting this particular department. the most liberal
scale and prepared supply the trade at prices 20
exceedingly low, that The purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome per eentage on his investment either at
assortmento of A LII GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES;
The following list comprises part of their assortment and
can he furnished TO dealers, from twenty to
twenty-five cent. cheaper than manufacturer regular
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provide wohoe coach convey the specific Did, though
The highest will be preferred 10 the star bid to the of
mo erate difference the compensation, in the differ.
sach tointerfere win me poncy OF the new sw
which looks 10 reduction in the cost OF transporla o Elk
oepons however may be allowed. where the star bid is
made hy The present owner of the stock the route and it
manifest that the reasons for erng the specific bid do not
exist in his
g. On routes the highest class here tourhose coach
or steamboat transpoa ion required by the i'm.
nornce of The mails preference for The specific bid will
be- if peesslry carr ed greater eA tent of difference than
on the feor coach route subject however, the excep
tons above stated -. , .
is tananOun to new bid, aud cannot be received,
Interfere with regular competition, after the last hour for
receiving bids. ,r, -,
thy the Efficiency suSetls without knowing
that they are persons OF sufficient responsibility and all bid
ders guaranors and distinctly notified that
failure to enter perform the contracts Tor the service
proposed for in the accepted bids, their legal liabilities will be
enforced against them.
rs The contracts will be substantially In the forms here
toore used in this Department, except IN the respects pacu
arly mentioned in hese insruco snd conditions anu
all railroad and steamboat routes the contractors VIII be
qured to deliver the mails into the post offices al the ends Of
the routes and into all the post offices not more than eighty
rods from The railroad or landing .,,
N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
Post Office Department, January 10. ls5l lei 6t law
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Tpn5MpBs OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
- ,rv ,AMrs q. LYONS IL n.

TnUYApHS OF THE EN0lslSH lAhNGoatE.
IT REV. JANIS o. Lyons, Ii, n.
Now rather all our Saxon bards,
Let harps and hearts be strung,
To celebrate The triumphs OF
Our own good Saxon tonsue;
For stronger far than hosts that march,
With battle-flags unturled,
II goes with FREEDOM, THOUGHT and TRUTH,
10 rouse and rule the world.
Stout Albion hears its household lays,
On every SURVIVOR shore,
And Scotland hears its echoing far
A. Orkney's ,reaksrs roar
From Jurn's erars, and Mona hills,
1t floats on every gale,
And warns, with sioquenoe and song,
The homes of Innisfail.
On many a wide and swarming deck,
II scales the rough waves crest,
Seeking it, pserless heritage
The fresh and fruitful West;
It climbs New England's rocky sleeps,
Az victor mounts a throne;
Niagara knows and greets the voice
Still mightier than its own.
1t spreads where winter piles deep SHOWS,
On bleak Canadian plains,
And where on Essequibo's banks,
Eternal summer reigns
Itglads Acadia's misty coasts,
Jamalea's glowing Isle,
And bides where. gay with early flowers,
Green Texas praires smile.
1t lives by clear Itasca's lake,
Missouri's turbid stream,
Where cedars rise on wild Ozark
And Kansas waters gleam:
1t tracks the loud swift Oregon,
Through sunret valleys rolled,
And soars where California brooks
Wash down their AZ pds Of unId
1t sounds in Borneo's camphor groves,
On seas of fierce Malay,
In fields that curb old Ganges' food,
And towers of proud Bombay;
1t wakes up Adams flashing eyes,
Dusk brows, and srthy limbs
The dark Liberian soothes her child
With English cradls-hymns.
Tasmania's maids are wooed and won
In gentle Saxon speech;
Australian boys read Crnsoe's life
By Sidney's sheltered beach;
1t dwells where Aries southwest capes
Meet oceans broad and blue,
And Nieuveld's rugged mountains grid
The wild and waste Karroo.
1t kindles realms so far apart,
That while its praise you sing,
These may be clad with autumn's fruits,
And those with flowers of spring;
II quickens lands whose meteor lights
Flame in an Arctic sky,
And lands for which the Southern Cross
Hangs orbit fires on high.
1t goes with all that prophets told,
And righteous kings desired,
With all that great apostles taught,
And glorious Greeks admired;
With Shakspeare's deep and wondrous verse
And Millions loftier mind;
With Alfred's laws. and NeWton's lore
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French EMlsgss1gq.

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-Private Les
pu the above. Tr1nslaons from English into French
g AEgy al The office Of t resent, the
Apollo and tah0pe streets oil
pROOf IN " AHEHOL So COMP4NI.-The
- BROOKLYN W warehouses, Agiers opposite Newt rsans
re now U illness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
h'pment Having 1900 feet front the uye with wharves
IN non OF the Warehouses, by which goods Immediately
conveyed without drayage weather annie
room will be found ne dschargin- of steamers al.
Charses Sed low rates, and every
un offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers in
tne upper county. 1t is the wish of the Ompany equal
tls GonVeniences of the Atlantic Dock of New York.
Persons interested in transmitting Mecha ndse invited
10 visit the premises.
Office. of Magazine and Lafayette Streets Nevyr
r I ASEY Secratary
References Il R. Geddes; Price Frost & 90; j. w
5t7ntnn TO; X, +. .c,G
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Nearly all the Senators elected this winter are
friends of the Compromise. Mr. Mallory, of Fa /;
Mr. Geyer. Of Missouri and Mr.. James, Of Rhode
Island MriStockton, of New Jersey are all SUCH
and succeed men of opposite views Mr.. Bright, of
Indiana; Mr.. Pratt of Maryland Mr. Cass, of
Michigan; Mr.. Rusk, of Texas; Mr.. Mason, of
Virginia all friends of the Compromise are re-
elected. Mr.. Bayard, of Delaware; Mr.. Brodhead,
oil pennsylvania; friends of the Compromise. sue
coed gentlemen of similar views. The only Sena-
tors OF the class ls5i-57, who are believed to be
opposed to the Compromise measures, are Mr..
foote, OF Vermont; Mr.. Hamlin, of Maine; Mr..
lodge OF Wisconsin, and Mr.. Davis, of Missis.
sippi.
In Massachusetts, Ohio and New York. no
choice has been effected, after repeated trials and
the prospect is, that in all of these States the cleo
ton will be postponed until the next session.
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Leo, 1850: PEet, Castil.
on \ Co, Hznnessy, London
Dock, etc. etc.
SHERRY - Amontillado
Harmony. Imperial, Yriarte,
LobO. etc. etc.
MADEIRA Blackburn's
South Size, Howard, Marsh
4 20, etc. etc.
POsT-The Queens, Opor.
TO London, etc etc.
BURGUNDY - Chamber.
tin. Hermitage, etc. etc.
CH AMpAGNE - Piper &
Co. 5 Ii e d sick, Schneider,
Creme de Bnuzy. etc. etc
HIT. SAUTERN ES-Cha-
team d'Yquem, etc. etc.
CLARET-ChateauLafitte,
ia Rose, LeOyille, etc. etc.
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NO. 81 fGmp street, New OrLeGnS,
IMPORTER OF CHOIcE
IL ANDlES-Sazerac, 1895; Otard, Dupuy Il
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,LETOURNOS
C T. L &c u Il A TED COUGH NDY.


SlOOOOO Reward for eIectual remedy for
the cure OF tOuGHs, EOLDs, ASTHMA, In
FLUENZA, COsUMPTIuE, Group
AND SORE TeRuAT.
'I'HE extraordinary success Of the LETOURNO
CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY, in the cnIs OF
. opshs, n9ds Asthma Influenza, Consumption, cr9up,
ahd sore hroat warrants him in recommending to those
VINO may be afflicted and certain remedy, and as
beng unsurpassed by thing of the kind Every family
should De suppl ed with be used preventive IN
case OF Coughs Colds II is only eifcsclons IN Us
exercise bn it is rendered pasabe the taste SO tha emil
dren will it without the least COERCION Is no qhck
nasTum. but genuine remedy of known and established
efficacy. For sale wholesale and retail by
p l.. MASSEY. AuotheCary,
corner Camp and Grdvler streets
tW Dealears supplied al liberal dconnt as gent, for
l,kruRSo. [ jalO ostfl L. MASSEY.
nUFFIELD'S HAMS AND JOLES-
~ bbls Dufed's new Hams:
~ bhls do Sugarcured JOles:
% hhds do do do do.
r. VI McALPIS,
jas 30 common st and ''a1s strset Row,
NRANBERRIES-l whole, half and quarter
~ barrels Ia sore aud i0E sale By
ElsA A. =. COCHRAN q TeksHpitoalss 81.
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Jhb HNFFIITI q Vi. bT IofnFN1n Il
AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT d. CO. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house of Arbouin, Narett &
co. preyared to orders for their very
COGNAC BRANDIES, upon the most liberal terms; to be
ihnptd in any quantity any po that may he required
d28 If s. WOLFE Il; I,arnn 81
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- mo TUE To tn z i A n Els.
Those that initiate DR.. Townsends SarsapariAa have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females c
and have copied bills and circulars which relates Inc
complaints OF women, word for wori-other who D.
medicine, have, since the Of Or. Townse
Sasaparia in complaints incident tmaes, recommended
heirs, although previously they did number OF thes
Mixtures Pills, etc, lnuTous to females they eggra
vate disease, and undermine the constitution.
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Dapis's Sprnp@ wa Caerry aud 7'qT-"g wou,d cal
to the adv e5emt OF This valuable medicine
other column. Several of its sautsy effects
under personal observation and therefore o1udeQY
recommend it to The afflicted Ed. ". j. Weekty Hisfsr
end Temperance SsHtlae!, (7TeatOB,) Feb 3, 1877.
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- 9sllnn-Johannsberger Rudesbeimer, etc etc.
Nv Very superior Holland Gin Scotch Irish, and Mo-
nougahela Whisky French Corlals, turacoa etc. etc
favorable terms ,, N'F"0' ~"
~ Clubs and gentlemen furnished W Is hoice Wines
Brandies. etc. in small packages assorted 10 fS fmns