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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

GIrrs.-The best thing to give your
enemies is forgiveness; to your opponent
tolerance; to friend, your heart: to your
child, a good example; to your father,
Difference; to your mother, conduct that
will make her proud Of You; to yourself,
respect to oil men, charity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

ca The arms of a pretty girl wound
tight around your neck has been discov-
cred to be an infaIlible remedy in case
of core throat. 1t beats pepper tea all
hollow.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

st. LOUIS. sept. II.
The Democrat has advices from Kansas
to the 9th. Gov Gearv arrived at Leaven'
worth on Tuesday, had consultation with
Smith, and would proceed to Lawrence in a
few days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
NOTICE..
10 samuel HtrscAN, and all Others snsSrssted IN
tie land heretndIssr descytbe1

TIE land heretnq)ssr descsibs1
You are hereby noti0ed that b. virtue Of az osd.-
j mace u the City Council Of the City Of Daven.
port passed July 18th, 1864. entitled IAN ORDINANCE
for the continuation Of Fourth street, fury Of six
dsinieresicd freeholdsrs u ss,d city win b. suoa.
"a ana sworn, a, the Mayors once In said city. "a
tne ioth day Of pember next, TO assses and award
the damages and bcnc0ts that may accrue r. the
owner or Of the land proposed to Be taken for
the continuation VI said street. The following is
Of the tract Of land proposed to BE- iskeo
for the continuation of said street A. ehovn b. IL
plat Of the surv'y Of said continuation on 6ls IN
the Mayors once. to-wit tract % Isst wtAp
from the west end VI Fourth street To the wSsteen
boundary line VI the tract OF land "a which salA
Hirsch'l now resides ccntainine se-l00 acrss
q q. AIfCHGll
Mayor City o. Davsnport
August -. la66-srpl-dt 10 sep. is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

DR.. w. .. MINlIR
(Formsriv a Rock Zaond, mr.
surgeon 4 Homeopathic Physician
Once on I'd street.. next door 70 II. sp,sh,. v.r,..
ystore, In =. Merwin's ONCE, rear Lindsey's lev.
elry store. fmara7Aamol
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15

NV41VLs
'1'HERE viii be meeting of the "Toupg Mems
] Literary Association u on this, Monday evening
the 18th inst. Defamation BIZ NJ NJ. Price: Discus
sion b. Vim. Rowe and VIM. Clark The rleInbe. )
are particularly requested TO attend.
JAS J. SLADE,
septic Recording Secretar;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

The VEGETABLE KINGDOM OFFICIALLY CONSIDER
ED.-Read what Capt. Job Prest, in his {" Wonderful
Adventures saws OF the vegetable kingdom
The term yegetable-SOmetimes pronounced WeSe-
tablets probably derived from the peculiar long and
pointed form of this description OF escuents, hence
originally called wedgeeatable then vegetable, and
now refined into the present term.
Annual towering plants resemble whales as thev
come up to blow.
Flowers are very warlike in their disposition, and
ever armed with pIstils.
They are migratory in their habits, for wherever
thev NAV winter they are sure to leave in the SPRING
most Of them very polite and full of b0ughs.
Like dandes the coating of many trees is their
most valuable portion Cork trees and boot trees for
instance.
Grain and seeds are not considered dangerous eX-
cept when about to shoot
Several trees, like watch-dogs, are valued mostly
for their bark.
A little bark will make rope but it takes large
pile of wood for cord.
Though there are no vegetable beaux, there are
number of spruce trees.
1t is considered only right and proper to AK trees
| before you fell them.
Fruit trees have military characteristics. When
young they are trained they have many kernels and
| their shoots are straight.
| Grain must be treated like infants when the head
bends it must he Graded and threshing is resOred
| to to fit it for use.
Tares are mostly found with smaller grains-whieh
require sowing.
/ Great indulgence in fruit is dangerous-and TOO
free use OF melons produces melon-collc effect
Old maids are fond of pears-but cannot endure
any reference to dates.
Sailors are attached to bays oystermen to beeehes
! loYe-sck maidens to pine.
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Netu ORLEANS 1ailv Gttstel1t.
POETRY, MISCELLANEOUS AND TALES.
PrOcrastillatiol

Por la deues va la casa de nunca Spanish Proerh
There is thief that walks the world,
In the quick noon day and the starless night
Protean like, now ringed and curled,
Ragged anon, and grim and stark;
And he plies his trade with ceaseless skill,
Defantly, warily, working i'll.
But troll the charm
Will keep you from harm,
II scored in your memory ever,
"Who walks in the street Of Byand-By, will stop
at the house of Neuer."
He steals your purse and he steals your time,
The golden grain Of deed
From the chaff of purpose he filches oft,
With subtle hand Of greed:
He filings the numbered rust on mind,
And it sinks his captive, chained and blind
But this il the charm
Will keep you from harm,
IF scored on your memory ever,
"Who walks in the streets OF By-and-B By, will stop
in the house Of Nerer."
Hopes which should blossom into joys,
At the blushlng rose uncurls;
Tears which Wisdom should alchemze
To glorious rain of pearl;
Soft germs whence loves goodly fruit should rise,
He withers and changes and petrifes;
But here is the charm
Will keep you from harm,
Ifborne on your mind forever;
"Who walks in the streets of By-and-By will stol
in the house Of Nerer.'
Like the mighty Nemesis of old,
His sandals of wool are made,
And swift will he glide and still to your side,
With light touch on your shoulder laid lgiyen
And " Wait" there is time, are the drugged word
And he steals from your soul its last chance o
But this play-actor bind [heaven
On the brow of your mind,
Firm and forever
Who walks in the streets of By-andBy, will stol
at the house Of Neuer''
AS the stony seeds in the olden time,
Sprang up into armed men,
So ughts-seeds sown in the field of life,
Raise goodlier ranks again.
Those-maled hosts in earthsstrifes known;
Those-angels to stand by the Great White Throne
Then the wisdom deep
Ofthese old words keep
Your guide forever
"Who walks in the street of By-and-By, will sto
at the house Of Nerer."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

TUE GREAT" COUGH 1sEMEDY-CHERRy
L EXPECTORANT-Thct following originalle hand.
for publication remedy which can elicit such euco'
muIns, mist be good one:
Galveston Texas April %, 1896.
Or. O. o. Woolntan, New Orleans:
Nv Dear Sir-n Justice you and dnty owe to suffering,
and may say Il world coughing people, what your
Invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry ENpectonn has
done for me- when all other remedies had failed TO give
relief In fall of 1917 living in ST. Louis where have
sided most Of the for the last ANteen years. took
cold which settled lungs and WAS confined to my bed
osed and beed by doctors for several weeks but finally
got my legs again. b. not cured OF my hard coughing and
rafting and tickling my throat which continued necessarily
for six MONTHS always the worst in the winter Ny
friends insisted had coughc enough to kill dozen common
men, and that be in the last stnges of consumption.
made up my mind must cough life away left ST. Louis
in December last travel and spend the winter iii the South
When Icalrd al your in Vcksbug, yon will recoect
WAS coughing 50 hard could talk to make my business
known Yuu said you would cure my cough As yougare me
bottle Of your Cherry Fxpecorant thought would not
slight Won aud yor medicine much not to try it and in
shall ever remember the day did In bu
few days il began 10 ay and diminish my cough and all tick
ling in my throat and before Ind used more than three
fourths Of the Of that bottle was entirely cured and
weeks raise cough, though exposed day nd
hight mall weahers in travelling. However, in March, while
travelling North Carolina took nscvee cold dmE cough
in- commenced again and also the tickling in my throat 1t ill.,
ter.nls aud before arrival in New Orleans on the l2 ius
nights MY coughing would commence and continue for
or procured another bottle from and
in les than days entirely relieved again. am now
determined to always kcepu bottle hand and in the
me,ring Of cough very few small doses will relieve EN-
rely. fully satisfied il is the best Cough Remedy
known the world and it is duty you owe 10 the cough
ing aud afflicted part of til" human family 10 put so valuable
remedy withnte reach ALL Its praise will be upon the
Of thousands Of Joyful and conshless happy
souls So great remedy as your Expectoau should be brought
before the public.
| am dear sir, respectfully yours,
| I
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s,I,LENnID sroC1>.-r- MAlLARn- o. Rn1AI.

GF'LEINDID SFGDCh.-r. NJ AI.I4ARn, IL ROYAL.
- ot5cc.Mr. r. Mal,d being hack from his trip Europe
friends the public -cietHly that he
offers magnificent choice Of FURNITURE for PnrIor
Dining Eonm Bed Room from the best manufacturers Of
i'Hrie. tnt from his establishment,
Also, splendid assortment of Lamps IrncaeIrs, namask
Muslin. BubiNtt>, stul I'LL descriptions for
perry and curtains.
Segrcs tiiwurc lry aud plain white do Cut Glassware,
Er"U1r Str"tcN. fotnices, Window Shades, Mats Rug Mir
NJ all sjhra and descriptions. All OF ihrr article. having
been purchases! villa the and under the
suprntrudcnrr Of Sir Ntar he Invites the public generally
,It.t, VIA
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O. @, WOODMAN.

n o. WOODMAN. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
w. Successor Jarvis &Woodnn corner Common
Magazine Streets New Orleans, Importer and Dealer choice
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS
ESSENTIAL OILS, Medicinal Extracts Fine Perfumey
Fancy Soaps PATENT MEDICINES SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENTs, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, French
and American WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, etc.
purchase Medicines of best quality rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to.
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving by arrivals England France and Ger
many, large assortment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASS
WARE, PERFUMERY BRUSHES, etc. Among which are
1000 boxes French Window. lass, assorted Sizes
100 lbs Conrad's Hydrioda,e Potash.
1906 ounces rellelier Fl. Quinne.
$50 lbs Mander's English Blue Mass.
100 lbs MAnder's Enga. Calomel.
80 jars Carbonate Ammonia.
3 Carb. Magne-ia
10 Calcined Maguesa-
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFA CTURERs.
1000 ounces Of Quininc, Power / Weigh1man.
81 ounces Sulphate Of Morphine.
10 Dances Acetate Morphine
81 ounces Srychnne.
100 lbs Am. Fl. S. Calomel, | hot.
300 lbs Am. Il. s. Calornel, in Is ID boxes.
80 kegs ref. Salt Pere.
Is dozca Chloride Soda.
100 lbs Nitric Acid.
~ denij0!ns Aqua Ammonia.
~ demijohns Sweet Spirits Eitre
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, sticks
g lbs pure Nitrate Silver crystals
10 btis Alum.
bbls Ground AlHn.
POWDERED DRUGS.
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me STRIFE
pure having been selected personally their crude state
and powdered for my sales. Among which are
900 lbs Powdered Ipecac
$50 lbs Powdered India Rhubarb.
$50 lbs Powdered C4nharides
$40 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
$50 lbs Powdered CIuIn Arabic.
1909 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
300 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid.
% lbs Powdered Extract Colocynth.
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead
10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint, Am
200 lbs French Snow White Zinc.
% casks French Yellow Ocire.
lbIs Copal Varnsh.
bbls White DamFr VarEsh.
bbla Japan Varnish.
bbs Coach Valnish.
COO gallons Spirits Turpentine.
sue gallons English Liaseed Oil.
50 casks Engs! Venetian Red
co bills Lamp Black.
100 boxes American Window Glass assorted sizes from
Shy 1910 q by 80.
100 kegs Yellow ()chre in oil.
100 kegs Venetian Red, in oil.
All Of which will be sold at the very lowest market
o. o. WONDMAS, New Orleans La and
iel2 5tndtW Q. Q. WooDMAN CO., Vicksburg, Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08
FREMONT,

Cursed with six " lives" born in three places,
4 pathfinder, hero and bundle of graces,
4 terror to cattle, marvel to men,
A Protestant now, a Catholic then,
One staggers at finding out whether Or no
He fell from above Or rose from below;
But one thing is hopeful--where Ribles are guns,
He'll run if he wins, and win if he runs.
IN. Y. News.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TO-PAIsTNERSIErP--T UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" this day formed ropainerslp under the style Of II. W
''' '''"'A ''',S'' III ''' wy i: v S SSSEEk ,s
New Orleans, November l$6 -n3
NOTICE-FROMAND AFTER THIS DATE Mr.. FRE
n vii Be TSMA partner The style
New Orleans November l, 1856. ~ >'-',''
ry,EsE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED co PART
Aue" and Commission business at tho Old Stand viii
sna " s f1 pf S Of and Ee on GSa s
Goods Of description ~i be received and sold at their
isnl c, Advances na1e Real Es,ats NsEross Mer
" ns dis lay Mksn Ms t:oKGE rAFEEy Into snt
Auction business, At the old stand, No 2 c9nP syeet nas
NV Orleans, November l, 1s5.--n1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED have
- ors eopmtnf;rsp for til. purpose Of III 1S1ets
AA'O@AS Co., No. % '"%r XIII: s.; X F&HuzAS,
New Orleans October 10, ls56-o2i ,-.-----------.-
DrssOLUT1OH-THE Co-pAETNEhSHlr HERE
w. "p T. sx Hi. As y STyS Hsa ' Sn
Hs Of 1s s h"y vi y the under
t tEEk bnGk5S.
New Orleans November % l856.-n22
orsSDLyJTI0N OF COPANTNE1RsIiIT'.-
TnoMrsoN ALIEN 4 90, this d@y dissolved by its
rhG|psoH hayins p"rshaffa he ns n Of .srlJ
VIII" 'ls '''''"'''" u ''' ''''' EDWARD THOMPSON,
WIN. l.. ALLEN.
THE i,y TN xh HH f. ASfH cy Vii 1tsn
NAME anu ''' '''' ''''' ''''' EDWAED THOMPSON;
New Orr.ns .Tpy !, 1856 jy2
~ 4
fore sS between hs unasrsisnea IN the "Grsscen
Ntt1 ouis '.i"b ,' viii III c"n@ = s for tof
his account l.9tiS HL!i.i:: LIN
New Orleans August 8th 1856 ans
DIssohuTloLsNS1-iIA soGIETE cI-nEvAHT ExIS7
1,. s e ioIIs GUiiEE4u conIus ca iire Dr.
Ill '''''' ''' S'''S ~ " 5$ $S!* n GH}HEHHAu
Nou.eIe Orleans lie aotlt 1856 aus
| NOTICE MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
lSpowe of Attorney, and wiz during absence
l p15c s STATE ' p'' 'S' before 'e0's' '''''Ds >'''
New Orleans, August @ 1856. r, y ,-,,,>.r.->r ,o
n1ssohuTIoN-TuE opARTHENsTIp HERETO.
4 F oE NST S his ""4s v v9a sF r 1 f eo q"
sent f''s partner VIII sign INT hume :? o. IT. '' HKE@Ws
New Orleans, July l, 1855 JAS. A. OsTROM
THE ,uNDERsIGNED, WHO IS CHARGED
Oson, will continue the business under his
.INO. N. BURROWS, 2 Grayer street.
New Orleans, July 1886 Jy4
DISSOg.UYION-TlIE FIRM OF RAWlIES, Dun
~ AN Co., i. this day dissolved by mutual and
viii be continued FOR purposes Of liz r,tion only,
SAM. W RAWIINS
! July |, 1885 l.. II. DUNCAN.
| EtOE'i feTSEfeSElEP-TIIE UNDERSIGNED IA WE
~ formed cOArtntrship nndcr the style Of DUNCAN i
%} IA 70 Of I @ G f G*
T:&EE Al COMMISSION BUSINESS, ardare fully nIthor-
led To i'tadate the business ot:heiF preiecr,:2r,
i. II. DUNCAN.
| Julyl, 1855 GEO, WM. LOGAN, Jr.
E3y-Cn retiring from the Commission Business take great
plef,r rendering SINCERE thanks patrons Of The
bate firm Of Rnwlihs lmrn 4 Co., and at the time beg
their successors Mcssrs Duncan
Logan and solicit for them continuation Of pat tavGra.
| jyl jim SAM W. EA Wins.
! COP isG' y e X y II E'.--IIiE C3DEiatGNED
~ have ti Hy entered ntn omrnershjp, under the Style
o. nEPEEhk, II % CO., the purpose Of trarsacpE
General tioIrulissioE Sugar and Cotton Fncoraut business.
ALFRED Dt-rERIEE.
ALLEN l.. IL, YES
ROBERT ". SANDERS.
H8- Office, No Il St. Louis
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Subordinate Encanpments.

wILDEy No. the first and third Saturday in each
oafsrs for The present 3 Cock e. r r Tina
urneaux Assistant Scribe.
a N SS ew III ffG"a n s Ga sr s"Ss
streets rtccrs Tor the preseVl eIn+: LoiAFSp ~ RI
s M S1 i THid T M N00 Ss''0S'
hASAE ] The first " and II third Mo m IN s"Sh
y N osT1s Sr s Ssnsy" H. os, c. b
N Benedict J. W, j. Rosenield Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. meets the fourth Monday
in ec month in Mnfs1 nnIs rhra nS'rs W5rgs
F. e bsS VI H. FnEs scr5s y W.
H. Mlspaugh, Treasurer
No. the first and third Mon"E in each
crossing Fourth District Officers for the termJ r.
p R"o sst1 sn H"s w = 'hs b 'SSs T Gal
PELICAN No meets the first and third Saturday in eneh
SO in O Sta. W5 G9% g "i f HS n'T; f!
Cap,a;,s, s VIC o. Dus"e Scribe; j. Ved0' d. "" B. LII,
terale Treasurer.
Interior EncamDncnts.
MAGNOLIA No. 4 meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
M INA Mo meet in FF" dn5 parish Of St. Mary
w. SHAW No 10 the first and third Saturday in
each month i'll Clinton, parish OF East Felici'l'
Al n'eqicd for The S G Ga
''''' Nv" " JAMES FURNEAUX, G. Scribe.
..n,s9 Fellows Rest"
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR -omcers-1Ienry Bier
Cemetery comitlee-liMe GilIinShnm tiHi4er Eit ,-
s on, 'f iSnss '"ss 1 M j
e owH w. J. E w"c ''S sST"SE Hou HS5 " t.
VAULTS IN "oDD FElLoWS' REST may be procured
by applying, to f. NJ ro;sY sekes 60 s. IS Canal street
s. Mint ' and at he Sscstary oice Fellows hail.
"e5 i Hap a, ami EsE S S'n will n
Intr1,,io" retiys purchase of Lots, had
10
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Respect for woman, says Frenchman, requires
lis never to doubt word of what she says; self
respect requires us never to believe word Of what
she says.
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From the Boston Evening Gazette
The White Shade Of Eagles Cliff.


The scene of our story is not cast among the busy
haunts of civilized man. Not where the Earring din
of city strife and turmoil CRATES upon the peacc-lov
ing ear nor where busy thousands rush along past
each other in the fierce race for gain. Not amid
structures of mortal handiwork; but away out in the
dark green woods, where nature sits enthroned in
her temple of silence, and where the untutored saw
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Richardson's Sherry Wine,
HUtnniM-'s Vegetable y! .rt1sia
liouley'n Vegetable, CDielnan's,
HQotiu.!d German, UNygunEted
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
florida Water, Mecn Fun,
Jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor,
JONES Chemical.
Railways Me,iicHtet, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet gnd Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
OF all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Moiiat'S Life, Brandretll i,
NoTrison'~, lees, New london,
Pa.r'S, Sappinetou's, Champ
ions,
Grleff"nnerg, Jayne's Sanative,
Jayne Ague, Niner's Camo.
mile,
Flihbasd's Ambitious, Peters,
Sprucrr'5 Vegetable, Cooks,
!Cp1uer's, tUvei's Rheumatic.
J Ard-rs"n',. Aiiebnsia's Health,
! is is.er's Gentle pursative,
hll"hnsis' A@;ie, HUuper's,
itlickner's Sugar coated,
tGilber;'~ Anti-biiiou., Beck
with'S,
T.ndy's isil0d, Incal2 5bv'H Pile,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

Postage stamps were invented by Lieut. Irekenber.
Swede in 1923, but were first used in England Ill
1929.
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Winer'a Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
JayIIr.'s Tome,
kerl's,
3. A. FahnestOckis.
AfcLanc's
BALSAN and COUGH REM
EDIES.
Wistar's BhIsam Of v ildCherr.
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman's hHlHaIn,
BIichau'S Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sclfrrck' 5 PGimonit Syrup,
New England Cough syrup,
Rariho!oTAew's EXpectoraut,
Halls I5Al~am,
Swnym's Syrup Of WildCherry
Ayers Cherry PcciHrAl,
Tuylor's i;a!ea.n Livtrwort,
JHyuu'S ExpreioriA.s,
Winrr's ElrCsmpajne,
Rogers I.i"erwoIi and Tar,
Mrs. tiErHiner's I.iTerwort,
Stad!er's Cherry Expectorant,
London'S Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Balls,
S. z. TownsenG's,
SHnts's,
Old Jacob Townsend :
Carpenters,
WynroDp's,
Shnker's,
Graetienbere's
Bristol
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
fLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewenfs Strengthening
Jew DaviA'S Or Hebrew,
BadeAi
kuapp's India;
klcock'S Porous,
Grittith's Adhesive.
Efuiloway's Aruic.
LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
t'urrell'9 Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts.
Hayes's
TobiAs's Venctia!
Howe's Nerve md Bone,
kellilIGtr's,
Gnrdcner's,
RNrrine's HOrs
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
Jayne
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
| 0sgood's Indian thogcgue,
Rowalld'a Toaic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
! Wyukoop's Tonic.
Speed Feh7i,'UEe,
Vegetable F'et!ii'nse.
LOXENGES.
Sher1unn'S Cough and Worr
Brynn'r Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's !'tiln1Oiir Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS
hovcty's WHilpeneor IlairHlo
Barry, TricDpilrrous,
Lyons .(;ttilarisu,
3uyIr's Hyperion Fluid,
PhTlrn's Hair lnvigOrAtOr,
Jayne Hair ToHiC,
Van Duu>rn's Wa'pene,
EonIon'S Oriental Hair Tonic
ti,Iurl's Eau lMstrulc,
nldridgr', Balm Of tolumhit
RadwAy'> Circnss;an Balm.
PANACEAS.
Swaiu's iIonck's,
Cullen's ludjau Vegetable,
Lonslry's Great Western
OINTMENT AND SAhVE
Daley Magical PninExtrnrr
Professor ttu'!oway's ointrlt
McAlii>tcr's Ail-ilca,inE,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryol
Pile,
Grny's iIarriSon's Specific,
TraSk'S Magnetic. Judkin's
Louden's All Healing, Russ
OILS.
| Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNair's Acoustic, Scarpa's
British, ilarlacm.
HtTTERS.
> Moh'Ht'S PhrniX, Blake's Al
matte.
Nihbard's Wild Cherry,
WNI.FE'S ARUMhT1
By Druggists and M"rch
articles euntaiued in the NhoH
vantage by calling or Seu,iin
he fonnd thrmnst extensive i;
MEDICINES in the United
Please address. j
GENEIN
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

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ThOGIOE HOOFLAND'S CEI.IBHAIED GER
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DR.. g. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA. "a,
Will efeccly Liver Complaint, Dlstcp7a Jaundice,
Chronic Nervous Debility Deaes OF The Kidneys and all
Diseases arising from diSordered Liver or Stomach
such
as Conhtipa-
ton Inward l,ies,
ILLNESS or bioel 70 the
. Head, Acidiy Of the stomach,
Nausea, llrartblrr Disgust Tor Food
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meas VI fIa'oH, ,ra:nn. .'',i, c'e mn pu
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Chest Limbs etc, etc. Sudden Flushe5 of
Irut burning in the Flesh Con-
stsn Im,lgirines Of Evil
and great Depression
of Spirits etc
The proprietor In cag the attention Of the public to this
pre,,to docs so with feeling o. the utmost confluence in
tia virtues and adaptation diseases for which il ia RECON-
mendeJ N' " - '~''''
II is no new and red article but one that has stood the
test Of ten ye-s' trial before the American nropIe md ts
cru,t and unrivaled al similar ORGANIZATIONS
u The testimony given bT the most prominent
and we'll known nh sciars and individuals in ali Drs Of the
;nd careful
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A CERTIFICATl FROM DI1LAWARE-
n SMYRNA Delaware, March %, lH5i-Mrssr Il. a. Fab
nsiock Co.: Gcn;iemenl feel it to be duty you,
well as the public inform you Of the wonderful elects
your invaluable Fcnniiuge had children One taken
ill., Short time since, and called in family physician Dir.
john u. Perkins, After examination he pronounced the
Illness from and prescribed Fncstck Yer
nuEr. After the child bad taken few doses, he discharged.
thu, first operation FiF ty-TlREE OF THE LARGEST
WORMS ever life and in the Of the day and
evening he Gchnrged between quart and half gallon of
large worms.
lie Immediately well and has enjoyed good health since.
Il l- hid good effect with my other children. You may
this lticate for the benefit Of the putc. .
EBEEEZER ItRTX
Sold Wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists AMI
country throughout the United States n2 dkW I'm
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ALTON meets their Office in Odd Fellows Hall,
the first Monday OF every Hl0nth
George Shaw President; Thomas H. Shields, Secretary;
John D. Ien Treasurer j. e. Dunlap, John Orchard f. e.
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