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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
hN- An incident worth relating occur

h1- An incident worth relating occur.
red at the Naval Department the other
day. A young and accomplished lady
was to See the Secretary relative to some
suspicious which hung over the legality
OF the ceremony of her recent marriage
with a Lieutenant in the Navy She
states that some months, since she was
conducted to house in this city, and
there married to her supposed husband by
4 person ostensibly an Episcopal clergy
man; that rings were Exchanged, and for
a short time they lived together. when he
was suddenly called to the Pacific. -
Doubts have been raised as to the legali-
ty of the marriage, and she cntertains a
dark suspicion that there has been an
imposition practiced upon her. Imme-
diateIy on hearing the lady's narrative,
Secretary Dobbin, with that energy and
uprightncss of character which he is just
ly distinguished, peremptorily ordered
the Lieutenant to report, in perssn to
him, at as early period as possible-de-
c!arlns with emphasis, that ii it did turn
out to be true that he had practiced a
fraud upon the poor girl, his name should
be stricken a, once from the roll OF the
Navy.-Chiedgo Journal.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
HARD ON MINIsrERs.-One War,

HARD ON MINIsrERs.-One Ward
Lamson communicates to the Iowa SEN
tinel his sage opinion that the system OF
paying ministers for their services is det-
rimenial to the Gospel cause. He thinks
moreover that if the clerical brotherhood
see as che thinks he sees that the "pay
system brings wolves into the shepherd s
Office, as naturally as geese and chickens
bring foxes into the poultry house" the
most Of them wosld be induced to abjpre
their calling and take up the shovel and
the hoe. No doubt they wouid Cap
RrD
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

Coon Srcun,rv "A person who wish
ed to borrow a small some Of money, be-
ing asked by Dean Swift whom he pro-
posed rs security, Il have none to offer,
said the poor man, excepting my faith
in my redeemer," Swift accepted the
security, made the entry accordingly,
with all formai,y, and declared that none
Of his debtors wsre more punc,nal than
this man,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
q Oct AY,


Life has its better moments
Of beauty and bloom,
But they hang like sweet ro.es
On the edge Of the tomb.
Blessings they bring Us.
As lovely as brief;
They meet US when happy,
And leave US in grief.
Hues Of the morning, f
Tinging the sky,
Come on the sunbeams,
And off with them ay.
Shadows Of evening
Hang soft On the shore,
Darkness enwraps them,
We see them no more.
So life's better moments,
In briiliancy appear,
Dawning in beauty,
Our journey to cheer;
Round US they linger
Like shadows OF even,
Would that we like them,
Might melt into heaven.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

MonE TYRAssY-Rev. j. C.. Rich.
mond mas been arrested in Hungary by the
Austrian police. His situation has been
made known 10 our Governments.
Hha" A fellow in Texas has inven.ed
a strengthening plaster, which will ena.
you !, sake up" anything from four
months notes to hogshead Of sugar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18
EkSg Omar Palha, the Turkish RI

nander Of the feet destroyed by the Rus
SLAMS at Sinope, was found lying on deck
Of his frigate, with his leg broken, and his
head terribly wounded. He is now a
prisoner IN the arsenal "a Sebastapol-
The other prisoners were all wounded or
burnt.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

The Rey Of Tunis, one OF the four best
chess players in the world, has challenged
4 famous club in Paris to a rubber gaino
for Il 900 sterling. The challenge has
been accepted and .ha Grst game COM
meuced.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

ExlT Mr.. Ericsson, ofthe Caloric ship,
states that there is not the slightest cause
for doubt In relation TO this enterprise
The new engines are completed, and
have been at work for severa! days, their
operation proving conclusiveIy, that the
practical difficulties which attended the
first arrangement have all been overcome.
The new engines are much reduced in
size, whilst their principle OF action Is the
same as before, with this exception only,
that coadensei. atmosphere, for producing
the motive power. This modification
admits Of an increase OF power, limited
only by the capabllity Of retaining the
pressure Of the machine. Some difficult
ty has been experienced in this respect,
and il is this which has caused some de-
lay recently. The obstacle is, however,
nearly removed, and the public will short
ly have All oportunlty of Judging by prac-
teal evidence Of the merits OF the Caloric
ship.-.N. Y. Tribune.
nvoRcE AND ITS ABUSES. "A cor
respondent writes to the New York Ti-
bune, from village in Indiana, that in
sald village lives mother who had a
husband whose name she does not bear,
who has two daughters, each of them di-
vorced wives, one OF whom obtained her
bill while her husband lay on his death.
bed while in the same village resides a
man who has two wives living Zone oi
them divorced,) } and that these wives arc
mother and daughter.
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RORT, II. ADAMS,

glLACKSM TrH--A All orders promptly attend
- I'd 10, I,pion Iowa.
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MExrAL ExcIrrmEHr.-Bad n,

MENTAL ExcrrEMENr.-Bad news
weakens the action of the heart, oppres-
ses the lungs, destroys the appetite,
stops digestion, and partially suspends all
the functions of the system. An emo
ton Of shame ilushes the face; fear blan-
ches it; Joy illumina,es il and an instant
thrill electrifies a million OF nerves.
Surprise spurs the pulse into a gallop.-
Dellrium mfuses great energy. Voli-
ton commands and hundreds Of muscles
spring TO execute. Powerful emotion
often kills the body at a stroke, Chic, Di-
agoras, and Sophocles, died for JOY at the
Grecian Games. The news OF defeat
killed Philip the V. The doorkcepcr Of
Congress expired upon hearing of the
surrender Of CORVALLIS. Eminent pub
lie SPEAKERS have often died in the midst
Of an impassioned burst of eloqucnce, or
the deep emotion that produced it sudden
ly subslded. Largraye, the young Per-
sian, died when he heard that the musi.
cal prize for which he had competed was
adjudged to another.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

tROCER--Dealsr in Provisions, Nuts, Ci-
II gars, Tobacco, Fruits, &c. Rochester,
iowa. Ill
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AUSTIN PARSONS,

CADDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK, and Wallis
y Makss. lptos, tewa
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THOMAS w. HARRAss.
q. T.. COFTEY.

nRoCER-Draler in Groceries. Provisions,
u Fral;s, ConfectiGnaries, e.. Upton, Iowa
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H. WM. III. TUTHILL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor IN
n Chancery. Upton, Cedar county, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

nYALERIN DRY GOODS, Crockery, Gro,
~ caries, Hardware, sc. Pioneer, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-02-18

s. 4. BJssELL. WELLS sPIcER.
BlsSELL t. SPICER,
A TTORNHS AT LAW and Solicitors in
II Chancsry. Upton, Cedar county Iowa
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s&TEnNS.
Snyle subscribers, I year, in advance, = $3.50
"12 months 200
Clubs Of 10, to ore address, rs

OF etery description, neatly and promptly
executed al this office.
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DIR Halls Celebrated Pu[mouic Ell;

. OS'SOt Cb L uLWOHtC EllELr
Ito tue cu'c OF coughs, colds ronsun,pIop
ianaoh OF The brOcea aud ness causel nv 49,
tiCn. = ~ O'S~''S VI tesl'ira'
warranted the peasancs best medicine for lis.,s
es the tugs ever sold in y merica
III presenting thts medicn, to the public have the
an invaluable anita for class OF diseases II rrs
@ 10 cure but one which is perfectly LA rmIcss in lis IF
ccls upr the constitution, can be roll LEI,
any lear OF mineral poison, for il contains
that large portion OF the suffering. and lea
country, is caused 10y disease OF the ora
uuced us TO put il within the reach OF every ;n,I,
able. - IS" ''Se'' 81 lhSalu
This medicine is the result OF a long exneriepc. -,
VI diseases OF The lungs which SO (reoI,.nt -
our chang able climate we claim it IN he H. II
ul'iior 10 all others. ' anu consequently
snail make no eNtrav1gant assertions or lie
, VI ga rs. he tile vendeIS too many
an VINO trust theiP, we hold oi 80.
I EeiHnts which experience docs justify !
- VIII per evere in the use or this n,.lir;r
anu use IL as dtr:eted they will be cured in every
@ i"uS pei sons now enjoying the blessings ofbasnS
NC, a. u were, who otherwise would In ,,s IL
:ICc nceh III their but the timciy sn
~, tSe o. ms invaluable remedy. Tits moi nfcfsnSs,
n 's nalbte III evey stage OF CONSUMPTION Int S
~ To- better adapted TO the various I've
nS HnnS. Az we ask Is trial. and in every nstS,,rc ~
eIy eccordin:t 10 lie directions and if ,rGSJ
- nor CIV n, the money will be returned >ss
:, Sisheu IS HAl.I, & CO. For sale h. Ny,.
nA e., Druggist, Wheeling, Va Also bT n-; 60
- Country -aE9-1S
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From he Fairmont { pa.l R,p,,u;.,,.

w lNvALrARLE MEDICINE II is but xeJ, M ,vr f yJ
among he many lem dies offered public for Tie cuc
vi uSease' one we can Consent TO commend wrc Nir
ueS W. ave abc 20 discover, and have always eduousy
'Geu giving utte alice TO anything that might any
"e ~ suppose mat we PIaC any faith their pretel
SON; but Win eierencc toS remedy manu- IN
'hs place. anu which has become GIUiiar The bic
as household words sIrc2 f. ON EnOyIe.e I its IN,
'ise sXGellenccs its adaptation many OF II ls OF
c. aug lilo security with which II may he used We
esk o. he Nonrai ell Nerve and Zone nim-r prepa
IL Gy u. IL Carr d Co.. on prescription furnished by
~ Hatknh Carr, iate o. MOIg: HIOvvn, and Wheel
l; Que o Inc most eminent Physicians Virginia This
IT, NJ rs SSsed upon the broad pI Incl pie any Ienc
onn"eu he equally efcacous in emovir imie alec
lions, i|cire HAT has he. develoi ed
" Is simply The offspring OF Science. b'i mild and SIM
re ~ us aSton End yet revealing iE its effects rover
more lhe Gu bc cl hing the ST hidden OF man
nI hcastTand yet cling nnOXiOs weakest in nj
u Is a'A nE la Inc eheaPrs Limnen in krt being
l"t VI III ottIeS twice as la The Majority Il ,,r
larger tia" the largest, besides being than four
.i,eS as 81 org we commend it TO those in waEt or
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CINCINNATI.
ApO4O bu4IdluSs, N. w. cor. D d & w aInut
CINC MATT, ONO.
Iuc0rporuICd,

AuCofporaICd. - -.
I'lIE attention Oi bic respectfully called the
superior facilities aI ded this Institution, qua
nJ lag ind 'dEais Ia the omsh practical Tor III
LsStTctiom EooSSespiH By Double Ei:Ty.--l complete
PRACTICAL cou sc Of Instruction - given lie OF keep
n- scIeii iiCIly I'oUb Entry i:OoSs dIfe
af'nIns o. trade. and manufactures, cOmprc-
LcIiuS lie os anOnG lie eminent establish
eIsI5ed dIvd"ai.y partnership in business,
disc wholesale and retail OTtiEg export
s Oh their own account, commission joint sietu-
Will s'"3mB'fIns, bark yaruad books o.
J0,"l sioeE AID Chartered assoc aiions generally.
Gommcfci2l cICuIIi embrace variety COM
Loco dit Tie approved ACKNOWLEDGMENT his
ecuni lItons, arb traiioH o: ExcIsmgrs &c.
Mercantile Core .3e.Ics-SCh exercises roluc-
ca on This subject Calculated impress business
habit and scnIne business style correspondence upon
lie nnd Ul The student well EanIiaIiZ Inn with
cnne tia tee hicI tiles rraScouSv inc U,liu- pro
J'In'd INVOICES Account 81 es. bills OF exchange &c
Frzc:r1i f-aHzv.hip.-Ohe hour is devoted in teaching
systematic s'ye uf business willing comb ing ceIu
WIZ i.Or"ust conan nd rcn, accuracy auI
esttee Y''h Gao aud raidity, and perfect cgib y
CO m":rc,4I Political Econoray-DaiIy Lee
Ia given a.. iIese important topics,
CONNIE &C. ard aciieai wo hmsS III trade. acmy
ect OF PIEtnc ship, incilII and Iger Ee-;ia iII-
S,'ync"= s1ics, debts, guarantees a!So
wealth cur eGy 1rcISn anu domestic exchanges cred
II! rsnii, Interest, inter rational L AIDE,
'c c"u. eeIi be competed ia eight twelve
at Any time ~ ~
y e ordinary En:!is! branches la ALI c
:easiisitc prcHraiOry qualifications.
The business acfui Principal Ell hes him
10 e'i%e u i1"ce 10 those wishing procure situations
Good otd can be obtained in the city at 3: so to
elusive. $500. ' '' ~ ''-
70, lu,' coarse. books, stationery. diploma. &C. imel
jau5'53-iyd PriHria-y
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ARE YOU SUFFERING


sTa,ns TooheGe Tic n Dooe Gf'I Fin p IN e
S cn ST as csds SORES.
IN ne neE S Gf N 5. bus T pn
Gus Insects Of Rabid Dog, gc cake, Ague in
Conacons OF the Muscles or cords cuts Of any kind
Muscu Weakness Paralysis, Piles, Ear NcLe Ulcers
Sores, Scarlet Fev>r, any dix a<e you may ies
as u ed that i" This !, article You have
SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which no only removes pain almost antaneousy, but
penetIaiCs to the seat OF anI entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh at the idea OF any composition curing
such humber OF diseases: 20 but reflect that these
diseases though ,ame ali arise ON simar
eau>es The Proposition will less exiravagamt; but
we. II Ten times more wi eh tie
all who have used themselves, witnessed its mssic
Se5,s on Shers unite IN declaring ttjgst what its
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
rave you never noticed the strik ns marity between
ent nam:sl And has it 10 you thai rem
TO bothf This remedy is row oGe ed YOU in The oSr|
SE LtNIMEhr, which does not insult unc s
q eEteo or mighfy Of e earth but is simply the
OtsrRI%" or StIENCL! being mild simple in It's action
-lsach'ns The most hidden simews of o beast
quo &c; oels hoTlons TO the weakest mart III also
1y lar lie cheapest Tmemt in the being put u in
largest besides bcing mo 6an fo9r ~ "a ser
strong; we Therefore you with pidc and con-
as tieie exactly suited to tie oil rich or
he ceeIcted size in which the Sonra reiI Inncn,
y u ul anu The vast expense of atelia in it,
~ imIoNS9ie i"I US 10 pay fO the printing the
MUD eds oeertihcaies ght publish, uo do We deem
for itseIi. VIC y" ever II Is used WI certify
We would however reer those shi'eed ones who have
so been guided by ged tcatcs big
10 lie following names, being lew Of ile many per
sons whose Character for camdOr veracIIy needs no
in the different diseases which, is ecOmne ,lri are
,e q, 70 srr5k OF lis me its as it deserves
Logan a 60. IYRMcKec. Patterson "a Co AID by The
August II, SO aud
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
Is 4 I'm s q Z ID ISL

w "fer for sale wcn selected stock Of PAPER
~ CtKuS aud PRINTING INK, BOOK i;INnEItS'
Lr;ALiiEis and every description Oi PAPER MAKERS'
'esi PhieT business complete la all its parts wo r
TOT med lcr7ncat competitions with the hest IIIc tn.
ers IN this country ard Ierev" SUPPLIES TcctIv on,
tIei . he lioes and terms we OIeT GtvOra
cites
have the exclusive agency thu superior WRIT.
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER az SMITH.
OWEN y lltRLliC ], aud The CAREw COMPANY, We.
tag Tic highest grades Of Writing Papers made in Ills
og! stock embraces description PAPER used in
TIC NeSi We have hut Uniform price alt Orders
hy mail viii he filled the prices as If bought ~
pc III. Samples will be sent by mail free o. cost
aui:sI. BUTLER BROTHER,
Wholesale Pare HealCrs,
FL EArrn
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DIR. DYES REI.IEE

for coughs, Colds, HoOrseness, Bronchitis S,J
p,prx,,x ineipirnt Consumption. qua
tA'iFt EEA years success in the uxe of tbt. S,,:
private practice, for the various asctonsa t IN
aud Lungs, Is deemed suficieut ~ ihe
hcacy. - . $50 e"' u insure a trial OF Its eli.
can ne hoinS IN this Syrup that win nluseate so t,
mi M s 9a under any circumstances it's MEAS
Price so cts per bottle
repaired by DR.. }. S. DYE, H4ri6orS Coz, 70
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To Country Merohants

M r. $. s. KNOX having withdrawn from tbs 6rn =,
VI NeGslen Knox & Co., the remaining parine rs have
associated win them Mr. Chester ID. Knox, tbroher or
s. Knox SO long and ayoably known in The
assuming the style ofMeelaens and Knox 't'S
they would respectfully inform their old WIN
nave 50 long sustained tem) aud ali
IN BOOTS and Shoes, that their Fall Stock will be
lnE from The 10Th to tie of Sente mber =
been selected care and houvt
they Halter themselves that their Fall Stock Of
9Id SHOES they can hold inducements in uiaiv
@ price, IS superior 10 offered In the market T
ON their they would be pieas
their Stock and post them inprices
with the md TRets Of ald
....sHsFula, lsep3l MccLALLENS- 81 KNOX
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ues, Ue'rs more cU.tuIn, less expensive ard lea
wing 1he system III a better condition Let all inte rest
SSI anu obtain pamphlet Cfrce) Containing ami
oo rom The most spectacle es, OF tho benefci,I
Iosuts OF MS sci together with letters from highly cxnei
ehceI hysicians wi have Used in their M accc sI
siicaK rom their own observations. ~
f-f HN E->' ES-f u feokloH N D. Utica, Y.
Il Il f iIiIs' - Is. ii i,o SIsna@'gg"; T.
FOote, NJ D, Syracuse NY
PIoL Dunbar. ~ u, baltimore, Md.
Orrck, N ID, RaItimo C. Md
w w l:eese, NJ u, New York Citr
w p cscUtt. VI ID. Concord, n Y
y NcSland, NJ D, Utica y Y
U--p,, Rev } Z BEARD, Glenn SpIiIrss 8 c.
US Pamrhleis gratis at our store '' " ~
n,, hhENILlNGER ~ ARMSTRONG, Ae,ts
Also sold by MlCHEAL DUNN, MourdsyilIc and nv
"s' u the Icadihg Druggists in the ado ming counties
Letter addressed 70 of Mr. Curtis Hutch 4-,ts,
,~srs Nt;o TO NJ MARcnIst:-l have beem len
tI"uo cd with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES neri
an e aitedlng diiicutieS times rcn,Ic ling "a liz
most miserable have had The attendance OF some Of tIe
IhysIclans wih bull little success; Tic most tev
t ~ 10 was g." relieve cue the u,estIon
nNe months heOie commencing will yOur med Ell,
lad not been able 10 PERFORM any labor could walk h,
'cW Steps At Time and scarcely Ioo,,
SNORT was completely Frustrated, boIL In body ar5
hu ana expected TO tho OF my aIs In sS
elihs aud misery but, reading your adIerli,ement
i Sathoneon as the last II had moi nsa,I 4,
week Deo'e 1 II like anOtIsr woman Iy The use nj
Se ooes was eva bled TO perform ali tho Dor FOR SLY
~ SIy Win else and could walk any where in Inc
duy 10 you and TO the aiccd has induced me 10 ale nv
CaSe 10 Tie public. Iccomuenl The nrens'
lion TO all those suffering like myself
u.,- r, lsIshed') Airs. SARAH 4. RIsHoP
Id. MARIHISi g. 90, Pronrjetors
~
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. HAPRTS

MAY be concn tally at his Lock Iufr,,nr nv
WI No. ~ South Gay ST. between Lombard and ec0nI
SIS ppoflte lie Exchange Hui dings City Post or
hcc iHre. Md THIS medical Inat:tute esta bishe
over fifteen yeas IN this city -by OCULAR PhysIcums as
tcse ON ouSckery, is widely cecbra ed for speedy and
effective OF scases but esnecaiIy
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Whssieling Window Glass

,r,,,,
ship heretofore existing between Stoek,oalI
nahkeTh ~ Co. has been dissolved bY the oS "
da HInk'rds right titIe and interest, by stockton 4
ne business wi be carried under the name of
WIs.,;, ~. STOCkToN, RUSSELL & GO
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UNION HnTEI.

,r,,,, - ~ J, GEoRGEToEN, DC.
THIS large and convenient house la wing h.en
y Isarcd and reftted with furniture or
and comfortable style, is now open for the &C
ne invites the patronage OF the public.
t9oss who 1Sor him with their company NAV be ass,reJ
bic Teeertton the best fare such
anu as will make his loGSe compare fayoishI
ne oest kept Lotes IN the District or eI ewhere
omnlbus es constantly pass to from the Can,,or
ar99-6m W AT Ptrzu,-,,
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Look TO vo,,r Co,,nb.I

loiI rsi,'s ~ the hTe9s. Shifting Hood
pound Syrup OF BOneset, as pleasant Spl'
cure II can be had at MesSrs PAxroN & Itr,s s5
tie SuSPentiun DTidee, and al rAA - ehu OF
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG,s
aHs2i-.yr;d 3. ~ Nome e street Wbeei;5,,
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DIR ]. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON.
For The relic nnH cur. fSnH.r;n,. =, y

1t stands rre.eminen,
ioT iLr curative rover
III all the diseases for
which II is recommend
ed usually called Female
Complaints: or these
are Prolap, us, Uieii, or
Failing OF the Womb;
Flo"r Albus, or Whites,
Chronic inflammation
aiI.l liberation of the
W omh; Incidental Hem.
orIhaSe, or Flooding.
Painful Suppression, q nd
Irregular Mensiruation,
&C., with a.lih"ir &C.
comranyirgeviIs, CCan.
CO. excepted, 40 matte,
how seHCIe or OF how
oIIg standing.
The CatholicOn far
SuruaSSeS other rcn,e.
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These Chains were first introduced in III. ci,x y, Now
TO Tho, oTrb m see. anu after Icing subjected
cd by ms Valentine Mott POST rarnoehans a% i;p,
and power in Inc elief and Gu Of The ABOVE
class o. aud their sale ed tic that has
Previous 10 their introduction /, 10 this country t,.y
"e9ts % Fsieey Ss%1 in and secured
land and also in the United States. ~"N -'AS
81 HlNk CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
INC principles upon which ii is claimed that the Chains
produce tGcii mrvellouf e. fl st~tst ali ]
nervous fluid and agent II oseI, electric
II! OF ecetro n2shelsmi aud secomd-tlnt tie electro
and gan diseased Furnish the exhausted
s ~ Us stimulating effects, nervous fluid
en emu system Nodisfus'i'gmcst is allowed 10 be Ia
health are required S " SsgSe Of the
le part us adds much OF the claims h.
' 6 5s; T iFHi5't SAINT; DOLLARS
we'll any esSs. Of EG win
gent and scientific physicians as have ben ee
!eS.ed BY ne use Of rulvermicLcrs Electric Chains
sMI no son has ever been dissatisfied who has given
" IN FEMALE DISEASES.
Mos than ore hun cd permanent crrcs of Pr,Iansrs
ute have been seeieh within st year by The Tse Of
region OF ne abdomen snd the other u "n lie spine uss
IGSSe me T. EsIa :eyee symptoms incident TO That
MODE OF USE. "
, n"a be mGsieneI belrre rise with
MI 70 the seat oil The pain OF disease, and the other
=, BE BE Nor nEGElyEDl The Electric Chains are no,
a! eases; hut Tor Nervous Diseases il claim,
en , INN NO Medicinal Agent in the world prod ecI SO
lNSIANT RELIEF fro M the most acute n in ia rro
AZ INC moment OF application much more enecIsv
Call and obtain pamphlet CsiaiisJ ms
- 1-.T - ONE WORD MORE.
over TO The Rren: to be ey bS SSsn len sent
ensny ih0l'!l ss M 9eh
7- eorIer Prince street and Bros5,v.,.
W.. JAMES BASER, and Brentlinser & ATms,Ton.,
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