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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24

The following article from the Chris
tian Age" We publish at the request Of a
friend, and do not wish to- be considered AS
endorsing or condemnins the principles which
it involves, or tho tenets which it is designed
To uphold Ed, ee --
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24

DKS. MORSMAN & SANDERS
rrAVE assoc,ated themselves together IN the
HPractice Of Medicine and Surgery. !hey
viii attend promptly to all calls at all times, .s
Night calls made at their residences on the
Avenue. opposite each other.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
E. w. LAKE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

TENDERS his professional services to tie
/ citizens Of Iowa City and vicinity. Hav-
ing been engaged for some 90 years in the prac
tice Of his profession. he hopes to give general
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
palror age.
B,-Particular attention paid to the treat.
ment of Spinal and other diseases of Females.
Office and Residence, City Hotel.
Iowa Citv July l3, 1853. ... ....
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w. PENN. CLA

w. PENN. CLARK,
TTnRNEY ATLAW, AND SOLICITOR
Hin Chancery, Iowa City. Iowa, will attend
to all business entrusted to his care IN the Y.
s. District Court. and the Supreme and District
courts Of the State Of Iowa, and also act as
LAND AGENT. Office over the store occu
MED bv George Andrews. May, 1851.
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NOT &c E

THE firm of Cuibertson 4 Buckinghams is
i dissolved by the death Of our Mr. Philo
Buckingham. The outstanding business Will
be closed by John G.. Cultertson.
JOHN CULBFRTSON,
ALvAH BUCKINGHAM,
b. H. BUCKINGHAM;
July 9Th, 1853. Surviving Partners.
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24

JAMES HARLAN,
TTORNEY AT LAW, Iowa CITY, iowa
IA Office with E. Connolly, opposite the Lano
of3;ce July 81, le52-y
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r. B. CROFT

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Marengo, Iowa co..
"A Iowa. Will attend to all business entrus'
ted to him in the line of his profession
Bland Warrants located in any part o'
the State on the following terms, viz; l6O acres
$40; ~, 81 4O,$5 April 2i' io'Sy
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24

experienced Z ldabie defections, but its
ranks have been supplid from the copious
we'll springs, whose sources are found with the
healthy masses and not from those whose hearts
are elsewhere, but who are persuaded to lnger,
that they may snuff up the odors OF the politl.
cal flesh pots.
| Political parties are voluntary associations.
and those who concur in leading questions OF
moment will, as they should do, unless pre-.
vented by repulsive combinations, associate
together for the purpose Of attaining their end
But those who radically differ in sentiment can.
no, honestly associate or harmonize, and it is as
we'll the highest dictate Of morality, as the first
principle OF natural instinct, to separate ac-
cordlngy. Two cannot twork together in
unity unless they are agreed, and the attempt
to do SO in matters of opipioa, when each or
either must suppress his conscientious belief
is the worst species q Pocrisy i" its most
odious form.
The doctrines of the ,ocratic party have
recer,ly. and upou a meindsable occasion, been
reafirmed and sanctioned by the highest source
OF authority a. after much popular consideration
they have been widely promulged and cx'en
sively accepted and approved. Therdas n'
further opportunity for mistake or cav'I, To-
} those who are no, for them are against them
Nor will they be reconsidefed or retracted-
The attempt to reject some OF the card'na
principles of Democracy, and to interpolate it
, creed with strange and hostile sentiments, rem
dered this reassertion Of principles suitable an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
N. Orleans, 10 Mars, 1868.
w. A. GARLAND, Tresorier.

MESSAGES DU CoNsEIL DIES ALDERMEN
On recoit un message du Conseil des Alder
men, annoncant fadhesion de ce Corps aux re-
solutions, ordinance ct amendment qui sui
vent
Resolution No 8S4, appropriant $3.50 par an
a Nlilneburgh Fire Co No l.
Resolution requerant In publication ct Finn
preston du Budget du comite de Finances.
Resolution No $50 pour lie Placement de divers
Complies.
Ordonnance taxant les pirogues
Resolution pour lie Transient des serrures de la
Maison de Refuge rex-Maison de Travail du
3me District.
Resolution No $40, pour lie Placement de divers
complies
Resolution autorisant le Marie contractor
avec diverses personnes
Resolution exigeant que les personnes qui SER
vent de caution s'engagent de certaine facon
Resolution autorisant lie contrat ayec Thomas
Tourney, pour les points du canal Carondelet
Resolution fixant Ia pale DIES ouyriers en-
ployes par lie Voyer GU lie Commissaire des
rues, a $35 par mois.
Resolution pour Ia venie du controt nopr
iouiller ct nettoyer lie canal Claiborne, etc
Resolution pour yendre lie contrat pour cons
truire la case de Lafayette Hook and Ladder
Co Mol.
ResolutiOn.pour payera Chalmettc Fire Co No
%, $l6O pour loyer.
Resolution pour vendre lie eontrat pour r6pa
rer la case dc Hose Protection Fire Co No 10.
Resolution approuvant la yente dun terrain
pour Lafayette Hook and Ladder Co Mo-.
Resolution No 257, autorisant la vente dn
contrat pour la construction dun egout sur la
rue Claiborne.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
G. DE CHoIsEL.

NJ. Stetson, au nom du comite de police, pre-
sente les rapports ct les resolutions qu suivent,
lesquels, sur dispense des reglements, sont lus
une seeonde fos ct adoptes:
lie comite de police, auquel avaient etc refe-
rees les petitions suivantes NJ Michael Pigeon,
demandant une lcence gratuite de colporteur
homme de police Thos Thomas ct James Loan,
pour Placement de salaire pendant la duree de
leur maladie, etc. les prises en- consideration
ct rapporte contre. 80
H. G. srETsoN,
l.. BURTHE,
S. W. PHILBRIcK,
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charge de toute nouvelle consideration 1 &c
snjet IT, q. STErsox,
% l.. BCRTHE,

s. W. PHILBRIcK.
Resolu que lie voyer soft requis de s'adresser
la Compagnie Commerciale des Travaux hy-
drauliques pour faire, placer un hydrantIsou-
terrain fencoignure Nord de la rue de la Com
mune, au dessous de la rue des Maeasips. rour
etre mis- a la disposition des Hotels de Vile 81
Verandab, ainsi quill est expliqu@ plus loin.
Resolu que les proprietaires des Hotels de
Vile, Verandah ct StCharles soicnt autoris<s
decharger reau provenant de leurs kgouts,
dams les ruisseaux de la rue, entire deux ct trois
heures du matin, SOUS telles restrictions que lie
commissaire des Rues pourra requerir pouryu
qu'au moins une demie- heure avant fouverture
de leurs ecluses dams lie but de d6charger ainsi
la dite eau, etc. lis fassent ouvrir respective
ment de leur cote de rue, les hydrants susdits,
ct les maintiennent ouverts pendant au moins
une heure apres que leurs egouts, etc. seront
desemplis, sous peine dune amende de vingt
cling piastres, recouvrable pardevant toute Cour
de jurisdiction competente.
Resolu que fAvocat soft requis de reconnaitre
jugement contre les proprietaires des Hotels de
Vile, Verandah ct st Charles, pour toutes
amendes ct Penalties encourues par eux pour
violation dordonnance relative aux ordnres,
pourvu qu'ils patent tous les frais-les dites
amendes ct penalties etant par la presente re-
misses
NJ Wilson, au nom du comite DIES Prisons ct
Maisons de Cours, presente lie rapport suivant,
qui est lu ct adopte:
lie comite des Prisons ct Maisons de Cours,
auquel await etc referee une lettre du Contr6-
leur, annoncant quill vendu un contrat pour
nettoyer les latrines DIES Cours ct Prisons, re-
garde CONNIE exhorbitant lie prix auquel ce con-
trat etc adjuge, ct recommande que la vente
soft rejetee. JSo. F. WILSON,
L. BURTHE,
j. NJ. RELF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
II. G. STETSON,
l.. BURTHE,
). w. PHILRRiCK.

Resolu que permission soft accordee NM,
Jno Davidson ct j. Lee de continuer la construc-
ton lie la batisse commence dams la rue Louisa
entire Nouvelle Levee ct Perle, pouryu uu'ele
soft couverte en- ardoises ct qu'ele soft achevee
la satisfaction du commissaire dies Rues.
Resolu que lie process actuellement pendant
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oFFICIEL.
CONSEIL DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN

oFFfCIEL.
CONSEIL DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN. &
MARDI, 90 MARS 1868.
A sept heures moins un quart fappel est fait
ct constate Ia presence dies membres don't les
MONS suvent:
NM. Bailey, Dolhonde, Hermann, Nixon,
Place, Stetson, Summers, Sykes Watkins ct
Willson-l0.
LIE Conseil n'etant pas en- quorum prend un
recess de quinze minutes.
Respiration lu dit recess, rappel est fait de
nouveau ct constate la presence des membres
don't les mons suivent:
NM Andrews Bailey, Burthe. Dolhonde,
Hermann, Latour, Mccormack, Nixon, Place.
Shaw, Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins ct
Willson--l6.
Absents.-llon +. Alpuente, President MN.
Derbes, Eustis Leeds, Lusto, Mackey, Phil
brick, Ramos, Relf, Stevenson ct Wiltz--l2
En- fabsence du President, NJ Watkins est
appele au fauteuil.
La lecture du Journal est omise.
Une lettre du Voyer, anoncant que John
Thorn, oontractant, ma pas rempli SEES devoirs,
est lue ct referee au eomite dies Rues ct Debar-
caderes
Les rapports semi -mensuels du Tresorier sont
lus CONNIE suit:
RAPPORT SEMI MENSUEL DU TREsoRIER-
VILE DE IA N. ORLEANS.
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Sly 1865 81
n Orleans, ce 2S fevrier, 1853.
r. H. GARLAND, Tresorier.
RAPPORT SEMI-MENSUEL DU TREsoRIEF-
WILLIE DE- LA n. ORLEANS.
Dot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street, New Orleans respectfully inform their friends the
Tia, hey carry on The sI9ys Gaess in al M bsnsh Ard
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
BASINS FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS of all COOKING
RANGES GARDEN Hose, HYDRAULIC RAMS; FORCE LIFT
BEER PUMPS fitted the Style LEAD PIPES
description PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN
hand SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up arsd
~ ue shofestne ianlO "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

RATES.-We have just reel IFcq9gyha New
which We oder Ut the lowest market " URGES co,
-, No. Dayidsons Row, CaS Iislet street below
a'sS' Poydras and iissiA II rs aud ~ Circus street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

NEAR SIR--I commenced the use of your
KATHAIRON accident having little faith in thg
the restoration Of Hair consider Of much services that Jake
making the
bald for eight years.
Your, etc. yCAlPBELL, Rochester, N. y.
~ Sold By JARv is wo0DMAN, Common Maes-
xne eta New mha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

NJ. Wilson, au nom du comite de la Maison
de Refuge, presente lie rapport ct les resolutions
qui suivent, lesquels sur dispense des regle-
ments, sont lus ct unanimement adopt@s
lie comite de la Maison de Refuge, auquel
await etc referee la communication des commits
saires de Ia Maison de Refuge, ainsi qu'un
compile de NJ. Kincade, presente la resolution
suivante. Jyo. F. WILSON,
GEo. W. SHAW,
j. M. RELF.
Resolu que lie Contr6leur soft ct demeure au-
torise emettre un mandat sur lie Tresorier, en-
favour de VIM. Kincade, pour trois cent trente
six piastres, ct soixante quinze cents, montant
de son compile pour travail fait la Maison de
Refuge des files. -
M. Nixon, au nom du comite des incendies,
SONNET lie rapport ct la resolution qui suivent,
lesquels sont lus ct adoptes, sur dispense des
REGIMENTS
LIE comite des incendies, auquel await etc re-
fere lie contrat veudu pour lie travail faire
Vigilant Fire Co No 8, rapporte la resolution
suivante. j. U. NIXON,
JNo. F. WILSON,
j. nj. RELF.
Resolu que lie contrat pour construire un ham
gar ct une alice dams la cour de Vigilant Fire
Co No 8, adjuge Ludovic Klinick, principal,
ct F. Meyer, caution, pour 10 somme de $3.50
soft ct demeure approuve.
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the this city vicnty, that
70 attend % All business in his line entrusted his Dr.
fair hare Of the pubr patronage having DEVOTED years
profession in France and Prussia for the years city,
with The Doctor UNION
STREET between Carondec
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE. oetss lg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

IA Ger
tain, tsi-
jfectuAi 4
pro m PIT
Ire m edy
for Diar-
lrnea,Dy-
A tar.
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L'amendcmenta la resolution pour laehat dc
Ia Mason de Cours, dams le Quatrieme District
0rdonnance reglant lie depot de marchandises,
etc sur Ia Ley6e, avec amendments
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RESOLUTIONS.
La resolution suivante, presentee par NJ.
Summers, est lue deux fois ct adoptee:
Resolu que relection des JUICES de 10 Cour Su-
preme, fxee pour lie Avril proclaim, soft tenue
aux memes polls ct sous la direction des memes
Inspectors ct Grefiers que ceux designes pour
Assistants Aldermen, dapres la resolution du
Conseil Commun.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

Resolu one lie process actuellement pendant par
want PHon J. McGarey, contre Geo. NJ. Pinkard,
pour la somme de cent piastres, amende impo-
see pour avoir convert en- bois certaines proprie-
tes situees dams les rues du Chene Vert ct du
Laurier soft discontinue on ramende remise,
scion lie cas-, lie dit Pinkard devant payer tous
les frais, pourvu que les dites propriet6s soient
misses fepreuve du feu, dapres Ia loi, la
satisfaction du commissaire DIES Rues
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-08-24
Arrival Of the Enmholt.
l PHILADELPHIA, Al

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.
The steamer HumboldU arrived at New
York at o'clock this evening with Liver
pool dates.
1t is feared that the Emperor Of Russia
would decline to withdraw his forces from
Pnncipaiities, as stipulated in the proposition
Of the three powers. The English and
French fleets would, in that case be ordered
TO Dardanels, and peaceful settlement
greatly jeopardised.
y telegraphic dispatch from Constantine
pie states that the representatives Of the
great powers had accepted the proposition
Of the Austrian Minister, which arranged
that the English and French should with
draw from Bsca Bay whilst the Russian
evacuated the Danahean Provinces. Tur-
key would then send Ambassadors to open
negotiations at St. Petersburg
A decline in breadstuffs had been caused
in Paris and London, by articles in the
Constitutional" declaring that France and
England would not consent to the arrange
ment which hadbeen proposed at Constan-
tinople.
Great uneasiness had been created by the
news pf decree of The Gar ordaining a
fresh levy Of recruits throughout the En-
pire, which was interpreted as a war meas
ure.
Moldavia had declared itself Independent
Of the Porte, and refused to pay further ri-
butter. A similar movement is expected in
Wallachia.
1t is asserted that the porte intends ad-
dressing an utimatum to Russia, in which
after paying due regard to the rights OF the
Sultans and Christian subjects, the sovereign
declares thatifin spite of these repeated as
surances, the Gar should persist in offering
war, the Porte resolved to accept it, but the
responsibility must lie with Russia. The
above document, it is further asserted, has
been communicated to the Ambassadors of
France and England, and orders sent to the
hospodars of Modavia, commanding them to
quit the PriDcipalities, and retire to the right
bank of the Danube.
An Egyptian fleet with 1900 men arrived
at Constantinope on the 18th. Admiral
Dundas of the English fleet, with al his cap
tains, has been on reconnaissance Of the
Of the Turkish fort and vessels.
There were rumors in Vienna Of secret
treaty between the United States and the
Porte, and the probable session Of Mar
riazza. Three American frigates, il was
said we're in the Bosphorus, Another "Min.
isterial criris" is thought to be approach
ing.
A Frenchman named Edward Ragmaud,
had been arrested at Southampton, charged
with having conspired with others, to MUIR
derthe French Emperor. He was taken 70
London for examination.
There has been avery favorable change
in the weather in England, which has had q
good effect on the wheat crop.
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to gaze upon. We know not his thoughts
he was already engaged to Flora but he
lee his eyes rest even with Tride upon her.
Her face of more than earth's most peerless
beauty was flushed, from the excitement
under which she had been labOring, giving
1t shat lovely hue of dark roseate that en-
twines such enchanting and picturesque
beauty of expression about the features,
as awakened from the repose ofslumber--
Will her long raven tresses, ffoatcd IN neg
lipent loneliness, about her neck and face;
completing a very archetype ofvirtue and
every charm Of peiection.
"Mr. Grayson," she said as she arose
from her pillow and brushed back her hair,
"have the ruifians left?'
"Yes Peri; they left Immediately after
your misfortune, .....-
"Aud where is our kind friend, Mrs.
Irvine, is she wcll?" she inquired seeming
ly collecting her thoughts, but one by one.
Poor woman; they must have drag ged
hcr with them"
"Do YOU know nothing OF herr"
"No,hins but what my apprehensions
portend."
80 what distress 10 that sweet Floral
she exclaimed, Il fear some base design i,
at the bottom Of this"
JasL then lhe door The room was quietly
opened. anI a bion motioned GraysOn to-
W rdo him, After whispering few words
to.chcred lhey both went mo the front
room, where Flora was sill si;ung, and re-
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Frhenan,es of the parties can be given. oE
"Sataafads some mischief s5ill
Fnr i,lla hands to dN IS

To be sure he does.t know all about
him! There's no knowing what ,coaM hap
pen if the houses nowadays were NOT filled,
one-half with babies and the other with old
stockings! Then a man can tell pretty near
what his wife is about, sure to find her, year
in and year out, in that old calico wrapper;
in that OLD ricksty rocking chair, with the
last new twains IN her arms, when he wants
a button on his coat to 60 10 the opera
No other rag, yoa seei Women are getting
altogether too nart days; theirs
mus be stop to IL! people are beginning to
get alarmed! ! don't suppose there has
been such universal Growing since the
roosters in Noah's ark were lei out, as there
was among the editors when that Swishelm
baby was born? It'S none ofmy business,
but it did seem to me a rather singular err
cunastance that she should be cut. short in
her editorial cancer in ttat way | sup
pose, however, thai baby will grow out of
her arms one of these days, in spite of fate.
aud then il there is Providential Intefposi-
lion she may resume her pen again. Well.
1 hope it will be a warning the fact Is wo-
men have no business, obe IcrowdinginLo
the editorial chair. Suppo4ihg ihsy knew
enough TO fllit which / dattsl hem! They
oughter ''hde their light under q b.
baby | tell you, editors WON'T stand is 10
have their masculine toes trod On that way.
They'll have % sign a aquit claim Il
their dickeys BY and hyl 1 wonder What
The world is coming tol What do you
suppose our iorefathers and foremoibefs
would say, to see a woman sitting up in th6
editorial chair, As pert as a piper With i
pen stuck behind her eatsg Pnewi | hope
| never shallsce such horriI sight q
FANNg FEaEs W
EE-Thc Young uan who ran away lfona
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TO BE CONTINUED.
MARRIED AoArx.-Mr- Caery H. Boat

MARRIED AeArN.--Mr- Caery H. Boat
right was married last Sunday to Miss Lu-
cinda Ward, both of this city.
This is only the tenth time that Mr. B. has
taken crib" He is decidedly a man Of
ccnnubal taste--wedded to the joys of do
mestic life rathe: than the cheerless aspect
of widowhood. Heis actually afraid toslap
a child in the street for fear it is his own
No wonder the population Of indianapolis
is increasing SCRAP dly.--Lndianapols Jour
nal. 5.
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Ey-At Chicago you can buy house in

EEAt Chicago you can buy house in
all its parts, framing timber, shingles, doors,
windows sash, shutters, flooring, all plain
ed, grooved, numbered, and ready to be
put up on the prairies to which the many
rail roads will convey so that the farmer
from those wide extended plains may come
in one day, buy his house complete, and
take it on. the next. and with the assistance
Of bis neighbors put itup within 2 week.
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EaS- The young man who ran away from
home because Bis mother would ni,t let
HIM wear sideboards to bis shirt is new
acting as mail guard % chareual wagsssl
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Rg- The following'is given as the opinion
Of Dr. Mcfarland, a New Orleans physician
of thirty years standing:
$50 far from believing that the filth and
impurities in our streets, yards and suburbs
have anything to do with the creation of
yellow fever atmosphere, believe thatto a
certain extent they are calculated to .etard
its formation.
All the filth in and around New Orleans
has never created one single case Of yellow
fever, and cannot create ore, but, on the con
trary, that the local "malarie' arising from
these and other causes, is calculated to re-
tard the existence of that disease---and that
it has done SO and held 1t in abeysance to
such an extent as to have exempted us from
yellow fever as an epidemic, for five or six
years past"
The city Of Georgetown, Demerara, is
one Of the clcanest placesin the world--tiie
flows through it twice day--yet it is the
yellow levers own peculiar province.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-09
Hobensack's Liver Pills,

No part Of the system is liable to disease than
Liver, it serving ltcrer to purify the bl0od Civ
liz" the proper secretion TO the Bile; that any wrong
action of the Liver affects the other important parts of
the sySten and results variousy, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundce, Dyspepsia, We should. therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong action of the
Liver These Pills being composed of Roots and Plants
furnished by heal the sick: Namely, ls an Ex-
pectOrant, which augmcnts the secretion Pull
monary mucous membrane or PROMOTES the discharge
sccrct.d matter. I'd. An Alternative, which changes i'm
neXpllcabc and nSensiblc manner the certain NOR
bid action of the system. 3d. Tonic which gives tone
and strength to the nervous system, health and
Vgor TO all parts OF the body. 4tf. Cafhartic which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients,
operating the Bowels and cxpeng the whole mass of
corrupt and vitiaed NATTER and PURIFYING the Blood
which destroys disease and restores health.