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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16
THE SUBSTANCE OF THE NATTER


The resulting sum Of the discussion
seemed to be this: That the Cholera be-
gins with painless Dianhoea, which is ca
silly cured. But if neglected, itenls in the
true Cholera symptoms, which are exceed
ingly dangerous. That any improperly
of diet, or habits, and over exertion or I'M
common exposure is likely to produce it.
That for its cure, gentle tonic laxatives in
the first stages, calomel moderately, and O.
plum and camphor largely, mustard poul-
tees, hot-air baths, gentle frictions and adj
|solute rest are the best. By "absolute
rest they mean that the patient shall be
still. Dr. J. Wood remarked that he sho'd
not stir on any account whatever, and if he
will be still, he will be amazed to find
that his occasions for rising do not come on
perhaps throughout the whole day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

into the socket ?---and we wait for him.
The bells rang family in the woods, o
yer the bill in the valley. They are gone.
The sehool-house is dark and tenantless,
and we are alone with the night.
Merry, care-free company Some ofthem
are sorry, some Of them are dead, and all
i fear are changed. SPELL. Ali the
FsspelT' that has come over that crowd d
young dreamers-over you over nie-will
it be dissolveds in s.the white radiance Of
|eternity 2 ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

EE We observe in the New Orleans
Delta that the venerable DR.. Geo. Wright
advocates the revival Of the african slaue
trade, as a check upon the growing arrog-
ance and violence of the abolitionists of the
North Mobile Register.
The revival of the slave trade is the le-
climate result Of the doctrine invented
and advocated by the nullifers, that slave
holder has the constitutional right to carry
his slaves with him into any territory be-
longing to the United States. For if the
Shareholder of South Cirolina has the right
to take his slaves to the territories because
he is citizen of the United States, then
why has not the African slave trader who
happens to be citizen of the United States
a right to carry his slaves bought on the
coast of Africa into the territories purchas-
ed by the common blood and treasure"
i St. Louis Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

Go Thou AND Do LIKEwIsE.-The Mil
waukee Free Democrat says that George
Smith, being in the habit of drawing upon
the Mineral Point Bank for gold, because
it would not take Atlanta, bills and having
drawn some $4,000 therefrom, G. G..
Washburn present candidate for Congress,
gathered 100000 of Atlanta, and presen-
ted himself at the Bank of Georgia for the
specie. They countend out very slowly and
postponed the completion of the business
until the Augusta train came in the next
day, when Mr.. Washburn returned with the
7ee7rfer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

New YORK RATES OF DIscoUNT ON
BANKs.-The smoke of the panic has clea-
red away sufficiently to enable us to fix on
rational quotations: All Wisconsin, Il;
all Illinois, except Chicago, Is; all Chica-
go Banks, Il all Indiana Free Bank, 21;
Indiana State Bank, IA; Kentucky and
Missouri, Il; Ohio, Il; Tennessee, %;
Virginia, II; North Carolina, z; South
Carolina and Georgia, II; Mobile and
New Orleans, &; New England and Phi
ladelphia, I; New York State, 5; Cana
da, II; Michigan, Except Washtenaw,)
l4.5Thompson's Reporter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16
g~The Western Christian Advocat

GgThe Western Christian Advocate
very justly says Almost all the natians
of the earth are planning how they can put
down slavery! while we, the model repub-
ic,' are planning how we can extend its a
rea. The whole country is agitated by the
efforts making to extend the wrongs of
slavery over Nebraska, and even war is
threatened against Spain if she dares e.
mancipate the slaves of Cuba. What is
Freedom 2"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

NThe trade of New Orleans is eigh-
teen millions of dollars less than it was last
year. The value Of products received du-
ring the last year was $l15,356, 1893; that
Of the year previous was $134,233,s34.-.
The difference is partly owing to the fact
that the northern railroads &C., are draw
ing off to the eastern cities vast amount
of produce that formerly went to New Or
leans. This cause is destined to be more
perceptible hereafter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

A SHAMEFUL DIsHosEsTY.-As proof of
the extensive adulteration of liquors in this
port wine is drunk in the United States in one
year, than passes through the Custom House
in ten; that more champagne is consumed in
America alone, than the whole champagne
district produces that cognac brandy costs
four times as much in France, where it
is made, as it is retailed for in our
grog-shops; and that the failure of the whole
grape crop in Madeira produced no apparent
diminution in quantity or increase in the price
of wine
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

Aooertisina Ratts,

I column, per year, $50 Sofcoluma. per year, 81
column, do is spare. per year, 5
Transient advertisements ofie lines or less, 81
for the rst and 20 cts. fog each subsequent rnser
ton. Business Cards, lines OF lie S. per year, SO
Yearly advertisers Will be allowed four changes
Legal advertisements inserted at statute prices
Notices Of strays, published four weeks, si,q6
Advertisements sent in without TIE number Of
nsersiohs indicated, win BE Continued al other
wise ordered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16
Vl.e Eacurty on Cl.oEera.

The New York Academy of Medicine
held special meeting on the I'd ult., to
consider and discuss the subject of Chole-
IA, its symptoms, pathology and proper
treatment After a full comparison Of
views the following conclusion was arrived
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

REAPING MAcHINEs.--The New York
Scientific American will soon commence
the publication Of an illustrated history Of
Reaping Machines in that paper. 1t will
be interesting to all farmers, who wish to
learn the principles of the many machines
in existence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

A New IpEA.-An exchange paper
states on good authority, that the republic
cans of Mexico have started new scheme,
which is nothing more nor less than the
of the United States to Mexico
the capital of the combined republics to
remain at Washington for the present.
Such consideration to the American people
is almost overpowering.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16
Money. sc.

The Money Market is fairly supplied
with capital, and, where confidence is not
wanting, loans are of easy negotiation
The demand for money from the mercan-
tile class is active, and the offerings at the
Banks are much in excess, of their ability
to discount. Rates in the Street are with
out material change. Loans on first class
securities are made at Z " cent Business
paper sells at all rates, from 10 to 90 %
cent, according to quality. But very few
names pass under - ~ cent.
Trade in the city is duh. Payments
from the interior are not so good as was
anticipated, and there have been one or
two heavy failures in the dry goods trade
within few days past.
Shipments of Specie continue heavy,
with no signs Of present abatement, our ex-
ports amount to little or nothing, and we
shall undoubtedly lose a good deal Of spe-
Gle within the next two months. Receipts
Of gold from California, however, large,
and imports of foreign goods are material
" falling off, The city Banks are yet
strong in Specie; holding at the last report,
$13,Oo0,0O0. The balance in the Sub
Treasury here is $7,O00,oo0.
. Currency is again moving more freely, and
there is less tendency to accumulation at
the redemption agencies. The Western
Free Banks are pretty much over the pres
sure under which they have been laborirg
for some weeks, and in several cases where
State Stocks had been sent here for sale,
the order to sell has been countermanded,
and the Stocks returned to the Banks
The movement of produce at the West will
create demand throughout the Fall
months for all the currency the Free Banks
can supply.
The bills of the Monsum River Bank,
Sanford, Me-, are not received by the SUI
folk Bank.
Foreign exchange is active at high rates.
Sterling bills are held at Ito by the lead
ing drawers.
Owing to the severe sickness at Savan-
nah, Charleston and New Orleans, the
shipments of cotton to Europe will be light
until the list of November next. After
that reduction may be anticipated in the
quotations for bills on London. Paris and
other European cities. : Thompson's Rep,
Sd inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

BROKEN BANks.-Carthage, N. Y; Far
mers' & Mechanics, Kent Co, Md; Co
chituate, Boston; Farmers d Merchants,
Memphis, Tenn; Milford, Del; Washte-
nav, Mich; Eastern Bank, Conn.,
[Thompson's Rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

H-In Boston, good potatoes are selling at
from 65 to 10 cts per bushel, and winter ap-
pies at $3.50 per barrel. The crops of both
are represented, in the New England States,
10 be nearly, if not quite average yield. In
is abundant and we learn that the same state
ment is true of the interior Of this State
T Phila. Saturday Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

A PROFITABLE FARM.-The farm of BRYAN
Jackson. near Wilmington, Delaware, consists
of 900 acres. On this farm he employs three
hands all the year, at S132 per annum each !;
two men extra for six months, at IL per month
and day hands, whose wages amount to about
$50 year making in all for labor, cost OF
$500 wear. Mr.. Jackson. in the American
Farmer. saws: .The sales of the farm the past
year viii not vary much from three hun
dred dollars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

IA deputy sheriff speaking of conveying
a man to Jail, remarked that he had muchrath-
er drive lady. "What take a lady to jail ?''
asked one of the company. ooh, no, not
to jail,v said he. "But,o quickly rejoined a
lady syou would be glad to take one TO
co4sYf3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

GWThe Drovers' Bank, at Ogdens-
burgh has resumed, and its notes are now
quoted the same as other State money.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

SCENE IN CouET.--Litigation about title to
pigs; the pigs having run wild all summer. -
Witness, boy little deaf, and a little daft.
Lawyer. Do you know the plaintiffs pigs?
Witness. Ha fvery Loudly Lawyer: (raIs--
ing his voice Do---you--know--plai
pigs? Witness Yes. Lawyer. How long
have you known them? Witness Ha p
Lawyer. (louder stilD. How long have you
known them? Witness. Fed 'em last spring.
Lawyer. We're they all about of size p
Witness. Ha ? Lawyer. Were they all a.
bout of size? Witness Ha? Lawyer
Crises on his feet, petuently, and shakes his
fore finger, at the conclusion of each word at
the witness.) ere-they-all--of-a
of--a---size ? Witness Some ov 'em war,
and some OWN warn't! Great explosion in
courthouse: lawyer magnetized, and witness
staring yacantlv around
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16
le ManitOVyOc Democrat.

sthe name of a sterling Republi-
Fer published in the German Ian
Y Aanitowoc, Wis. 1t is edited by
SosER, who says in his prospectus
-npaign paper:
,ssues before the people are Free
Sayery, Purity or Corruption, De-
Tor Demagogueism.
Fiseonsin Democrat will battle in
Is of the Republican party for Free
p The Right and for True Democra-
qposition to Slavery, Corruption
'nagogueism, and it viii ever be
mpromising foe of the hitherto O.
ming power of Slavery, which is
MED by the Hunker Democratic
'ior TO facilitate the propagation of
%onsln Democrat and spreading its
|. among the people, we offer the
/ The following terms:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

lFWhy is soldier like vine? Ans:
Because he is listed, trained, and forced to
shoot.
G-Why are mosquitoes the most religious
of all insects? Ans.-Because they first sing
over you and then prey on you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

-11 ilends Of the cause are invited
a.. . the spread of the principles of
,I 3il, by extending the eircula-
VIC Wisconsin Democrat"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

Ea~Wby 7Utld ladies make better traders
and pedlars than men2 Ans.-Because they
never get shaved.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

4 Particular attention to the fol
,o,puuieation because Of the pu-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

Nv AT a late discussions between
y. s31a0Eas and DR.. Odds, the latter at
I. I. . q defend his Nebraska vote by
! ! S. "a emigration would keep Slave
Ir. !, Nebraska. Sam. replied that
,; ,al'0t sold his Lord and Master for
N ,'eS OF silver, and the Lord over
d } act Of treachery to the good of
n, |a' no no thanks to J;tdas t;o,. that.
mi, % = Olds, Pierce d Co. ifthe peo-
Wy laelr betrayal of freedom.
n, ~ man with a bad memory cove
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

AS y d man with bad memory cove
-because he is forgetting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-16

why is clergyman like person who
has encountered doctor2 Ans.--He's met
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14
r. WATSON'S GARU,-lY will use no other

5AR. WATSON'S CARL. II will use no other
length practice fhRve
called syphie nearly fifteen years. city
" sos pgsnss there e the only
have more attention to class
vnysinsng and which
STRUCTURES NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETS, SORE
etc, Just iAmiafto
itner merit than that oferperience. "
effect in ecentcatesn few day. find difficulty
code Of longer DURATION without submitting patient such
curse 81 treatment will draw him the
to neglect his affairs whether without within
ieteysn need net be altered There
acrecyt which always inyiolahly preserve.
have which think
s!shed that reputation yufaeieny established
the morning until
daa NO ii custaIah cus ss atI N.
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EAIGHLY IMpORTANT DISooYERY %

Il JAMES wond respectfully cali citizens
he following He Dissasep
other drug namely GonorrheA elect
yph Structures, Seminal Weakness, Nodes Ulcers nrors
al me Skin Or James would as cai the
sl attention Of hoae who
that secret and solitary habit which
oodI mind them f1r either society This fol-
the melancholy
aae Of youth yiz Weakness Of the Back mbe
lead Dmnas Of yon Loss Of Muscular
iesrt Nervousness abily, Symptoms conaup
Mentally, the fearful
rended Loss Memory Coapaon of IDEAS
y Society Sell Distru Solitude
rimldity, etc, OF the eviEprodnced.
All pesona who sfcted with ths
got ISL call Dr. James, aud restored
Let NO false decacy prevent spPy Immediately
oufss from the dreadful and Gw
aaady Weakness Of the ogans Immediately cared
t9r.ored.
DIR; JAMES has removed from hia 10 50
DR.. JAMES.
P S. PerHonsivn distance Remedies Of the Dis
ase sent their addesu giving fu
ten dolara Lmga lyd&wl pR JAMES
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h NIOKEEBoCKER PATENT COOKING
PRICE l. 0oULON. Plumbers, Io7 Poydra

PRICE Il GOuLON, Plumbers, I07 Poydrat
stssst New oreaua respectfully the public Il
general they he
supply HOT SHOW BATst
ANERl1AN. Efl9LisA and FRENCH wATEReLoSErs, WAsf
BAlNB F0UNfAIS 4RRASS FAUCETS Of ali kinds, C6oRIM
IA aE8, GARDEN HOSE RAMS FORCE
SCI PuafPs fitted the PIPES
hand Bp and WORK neatly put mp
asth shcrtestae''css aniaty
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| Ohm BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAk-
ss ~ oss
eoasns The
ssssis. as
originating from impure blood ass
o Bulls sA PLuD Sdiaa ~ M
U
bsiorS5ias
together forming Tho hO compound saa producing
,1''.'e''-'S s'I' GOOD TssF aSss
aarls 80 'fs4A' v aAl
SEsctef this city, where
only win he gratifying
hsu equal bold
ssss reader ana sas
aspAfihais saa WONDER OF THE WORLD
aposhsssTy 81
and 1 S.a
ny yar used anaostall ho remedies especially
an shsnesd to With yosr three bottles
il Recommending saraapars
otsdsomrnunity An superior sT.iSle.
ssfsfeses ssaksamA7Iam. s.h OWEN Nd
~ whassss may i doas for ths
Ioss ST.: For the l.,t .hss year. h.ysss.s
IN sa wn ssyeses. snsaetss was y
dsease butand relief un your
3
s'''s'ra ssi sssIiB ~ ~ y
ss aad 4 III
II ~ sl y H. con Il
@ "
ssafs sis41 l. fhhsaaSs p
John one Of the ssa.es Female
I'm ss 5 s
Esas ne
and shs
ss
~ ais az
ea tss place ssek se dSw
ns 's ass q e esisdf rem
s o sas saas ssIss a H.
saYsApsrs found to exert most beneficial effect ladies'
osehng Be
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR skis.
How all admire clear, beautiful white ska, royeoorea
Hoy often 70. nj.
by eoas he surface se' viz
s lid morbid sSs ns
aa nj sa ~ ans ~.
10 the bioom and freshness of youth. II
could convinced OF hafaet, they
III IT, e.
sETTEs TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER oFFEREDIN FAYos
OF ANY MEDICISEi
gsoa sAMxs v. MOORE.
JosH BULL have hesitation saying that hsiev
aparlls 70 be the beat article manufactured for
aayak ws entire
MORE TEsTiMoNY FROM DR.. MOORE U'oss'
~ ss gr scs
nest aaetous medicines that made for ths disease
Wnthesar, KY, Feb. ], 1885, JAMES Nj. MOORE M D.
Termouy The readers
Saoss Dr. L. r. YANDEIL, PROFESSOR or cHEMrsY. In
THE LQ6IByILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
aAS looked the list Of ingredients John
om wen chroair
shtehitl Is applicable, L. F,fANDELI,. III. n,
louisville, June A, lsss.
Pyle Physician by appointment Observation-Disclosures
HOSPITAL gays Of Enthusiastically:
Lhsse examines ihe prescription she preparation John Rus
Hscaleusa produces Impression on shs ysssm
seshn public sndis ertyass practices think
ResissasP as,as roas Msa. -. R Rc,,,.
Tnia 1sdens dei graphing with aiseAe through he tsrr
restoring TO hns hesith youthful sgcr k
asicsed--nay thcle thst ETe grsvouty tustnenssd
tsenins fc all from smith high
placing it, from its nirins
sold Wholesale and retail, BY JOHN aurI;
Aen EasFshsssss the srs1ay
Ps,,SS. ssesf
il kcarta aiTsst, Loniav villa, wit Yefsseneet
IN gsasn Ter ths 81 Iohr Bpi.
safsassnllz Wholesale an retail, arc
iss -" Iai SasssSa ss' sSsskY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-14

M K. r. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR,
Wv CONSUMPTION OF THE LIVER AND LUNGS.
DKoPsY, CHOLERA CHOLERA MoRBus AGUE FEVER
ured from "a 10 As hours VENEREAL DISEASES, GLEET,
i0NORRItEA. RECENT and fNvETERATE ULCERS,
SORE TIiRoAT COUGHS COLDS, oBsTIN ATE CANCERS
TulAS OF all kinds VEINS carries OF THE BONES Witty
SWELLING, KINGS EVIL5 GRAVEL, PAINS IN THE BACK,
SIDES and BREAST GOLD HANDS AND FEET together with nlf
My long
residence the ndnnA long experience
render capable curing dsssG which considered
hopeless by celebrated DoSiprs.
Ssy Cfice sO6 Old Leyee opoosita bs Mint iaaqs II
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MEDICAL CARDS.

shCULIST-DR. GUsTINEs OFFIcE, ssssssaas,,
~ f.r the Treatment Of DISEASES Of the EYE
tdFERFEGTfONS or VISION No. 1856 st, Charlie s
'rse5, opposite Lafayette Square, Neworlsens 49,
% All Surgical Operations for The EYE attended TO. Such
CATARACT, sQUINTiNGt the ASSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL
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Id P POWELL, sap,t Trans. L. RR

ROCK HILL Somerset Comfy, n. j. july a. fasa
S D. =, A1sR: Since your medicine here
sold e spoken Of in unnRasuei pFas bv bos &
kno OF eass where the tsy say
10, 100 mach me good IL has dene. pleasure in sng
asssnse view thai am giving Of hef
Please send me a farther supply, and heleys me
Yonr with respect, JnEN C. .yIJrTI oor
r SAimost any certificates can Ia se,t yon X
wish II. esn w sehs Seu, II you
t$ Prepared aud sold by u. C. AVER Practical
Chemist lowell iAfass, Ind all Drngzists ~
ess smi&W j. WRIGHT h N n
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O.'S CATALOGUE OF
LAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
Is aud Dealers at pr6pnstorn' loves.
Agency, No. Isl CHARITIES ST.,
laibbard'a Wild Cherry,
lRithasdsou'B Sherry Wine, u.
Hutching'e Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Goulsy's Vegetable, Colemnn'r.
/. HooHand'a German, Oyyrspated,
Il COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay water.
FLORIDA Water, Neen Fun,
Jonsa's Lilly White.
4 SOAPS AND CREANIS.
Lows Brown Windsor,
jonss'a Chemical,
Rndways' Msdicated, CASTLES.
| Almond. Toilet and Family,
ishaying CreNtns and compoundso
alldescriptions.
/ PILLS.
Wrlght'RIndisn Vegetable,
Mofiatt's Life, Bfandrath's,
iMotfisonfs, Lees New London,
rnrr's, Sappington'a, Chsmpion,a,
tiraefsnberg, 1ayno'a Sanative,
Iayaeie Ague, Winer's Camomils,
lHibbard's Affiliations, Petar'a.
lspencer'a Vegetable, Cook,a,
Coopsr's, Covei's Rheumatic,
AndeYsan's, Allebaaie' Health.
Wissar's G emile Pur1atiye,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper'o,
| Chiokner's Sugar-coatsd, 49,
| Herriok's Sugar-coated,
Gilbert's Anti-bilious, heckvish,p,
!, Lsidy's blood, Ingoldsby'a Pile,
Seott'a Vegetable, Eagon,s,
Railways Regulators, G@
Rone'a Railroad, Lcidy's Female,
|, Loudenisirdian Sanatiye,
Louden's Ague, Holloway's,
Halsted q Ants yspeptir, III
Gortion'a, McLane'h Liver.
HAIR DYES, ~
, Phalon's Magic, Bstchelor,r,
iGilmanis Instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hausl's,
Jayns,s American, East fndis,
/ MISCELLANEOUS,
Dr.. Morbe'slnvigoratins Cordial,
. Thorn's Extract,
Tarrsnt's Aperient,
Tarraat's Elixir OF Rhubarh,
|, Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
FooshRche Dropa,
Lyons Magnetic Powders
4 Mrs. Kidder'a Cordial,
IThompscn'sE Eye Water
WsttsfB Nervous AutiS
Billings Astringen.,
4 Hyastsa Lifs Halaam, .0 VA
MchIiiun'a Elixir of Opium,
Radwsy's Ready Relief,
Radway's Rssolvent,
Tarrant's Indehble Ink, lno
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces, @- y
! DR.. Fitch's Shoulder srarer,
DR.. Fitch'sInhaling Tubes,
Or. Roses Preparations,
Winer's Arcanrm Extract,
lTaneur's Specific,
Aarshall's Cathollcon,
DR.. Fiteh's Preparations,
Moraesa Compound Syrup ofYellow
Dock,
Perry Davisis Pain Killer,
Browns Essence of Ginger.
/ Mortiinore's Rheumatic Compound,
hortimore's Cordial Bitters.
Myers Extract Of Rock Ross,
Crossman's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific, 5n
Uphamas Pile ElsctuAry,
Steers opodsldoc,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Turiinston's Halsam,
DR.. CHllsn's Preparations,
Bateman'a Drops,
Dr.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Seidlitz and Soda Powders,
Epplng's Fluid Extract Buchu,
Lucina Cordisl,
June Cordial, -
H&rt'g Remadyfor Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, etc.
'Leidy's Eraaiys Soap,
Kirby'n Cholera Drops,
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