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Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06


THE MORNING SrAR.-This inagnifl-
cent steamer arrived at our wharf, on Fri
day morning, crowded with passengers,
and loaded down with freight. She is
commanded by that popular officer, Capt.
Brierly, who won for himself, laurels while
on the Polar Star. The inimitable Joe
Johnson, the cleverest man on the Mis-
souri, River, officiates at the Exchanges
and caters to the thirsty travellers who
pa,ronIze this boat. His bar is magnifi-
Gently furnished. and nothing but the best
of articles are kept on hand. The Morn
ing Star is perhaps the finest boat now on
the Western waters, and was built with
view to comfort and speed. She is in
every respect first class passenger packet,
and one, too, that is destined to make
money in the trade. She has changed her
day of starting from St. Louis, and will
take the place of the A. B. Chambers, re-
Gently sunk. Her day for leaving Atchi-
son, is Wednesdays, when passengers
who desire speedy and comfortable trip
to St. Louis, should be ready here, to board
her.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

L. C. CHALL1ss s. BRorHER.-We
stepped into the new store on Water-street,
recently fitted up by this firm, and was
surprised to see such large stock of
goods, as are there exhibited. Upon an
examination, we found they were selling
goods at extremely low prices-lower, per-
haps, than they could be purchased at re-
tail in St. Louis. The Senoir partner. In
this firm, having an extensive acquaintance
in the Eastern cities, and being shrewed
business man, was enabled to lay in his
supplies at very low rate, and being also
a liberal dealer, he is disposing of them at
corresponding low prices. They are pre-
pared 10 sell goods at wholesale as well as
retail, and country merchants in Kansas
and Missouri, who purchase only few
thousand dollars worth Of merchandise at
time, will find it to their interest to pur-
chase of this firm instead of going to st.
Louis. We are perfectly satisfied that at
this House, good assortment will always
be kept on hand, and we know that they
can and will duplicate St. Louis bills.
Farmers in the interior, will find at this
establishment, such an assortment as was
never before offered for sale in the upper
country. Their large store, forty-five by
che hundred feet, is literally jammed with
a choice selection of articles, such as are
needed and used in this country. We in
Vie purchasers to visit this house and salts
" themselves of the truth of our statement.
We feel proud that such enterprising busi-
hess men as L. C. Chailiss s. Brother.
nave located at Alchison, and we sincere
hope that their efforts to build up the
uaae Of this place, will be appreciated by
discerning public.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
A Gard to Merchants and Others.

W. respectfully call the attention of mex of
srs;ness, and the public generally, to the
squattsr Sovereign" as s9Rmsrelal sR TelatorS and
asa Ia The advertising community, its largely in
Using ~ circulation, both at home and abroad,
es sssrs favorable opportunity for jndicious
omasSss,omination of mercantile intelligence Be
a;ass this, the Squatter, keeping pace with the
s;n.nrorement of the age, aims to combine the
,np desira BILE qualities Of reliable CONNER
.;.i journal and an interesting family paper,
md thus presents double claim to the patron
.ge of subscribers and advertisers.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

if chloroform could be administered to
him. The reply, Of course, was in the
negative. He never spoke again. The
white cap was drawn over his head-the
rope was put around his neck. The VIC
tim was ready Cor the execution. The
spectators stood breathless. His arms
were pinioned, and his wrists tied together.
He stood firm and unmoved. He did no,
quail, even at that awful moment. We
noticed that his fingers twitched a little,
and that he twirled his thumbs some, but
there was no exclamation. no prayer, no
sob, no sigh. no repentance.
At precisely 6 minutes after 8 o'clock,
the rope was cut, and Fitzgerald was
twitched, with violent jerk, about three
feet from the floor. The hoist must have
broken his neck. He struggled very lit
tie. A few conyulsive movements about
the chest were alone visible. In less than
six minutes, the physicians declared him
dead. and after hanging the required time.
he was cut down and his body given over
to the charge of his friends.
The heartless recklessness of the pris-
oner was preserved almost until the very
last moment, and his frmness never de-
serted him. During the morning, he
danced and sang in his cell, and no one
would have dreamed that he knew he was
within few hours of eternity.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
Public Sale of Lots in
TROY,

me County Seat of Doniphan County.
nLRE will be public sale of lots in the
lS5s ABOVE named town on the 10th day of May
and o terms Of sale, bne third cash in hand,
tLira ae hlrd in six, and the remaining one
simslaaa 70 twelve months. Troy is delightfully."-
ceptrs ea ~ within two miles of the geographical
tee e :. Deniphan county: is the seat of JUS
ace H OF business. -''>'
"e oy order Of the Commissioners, Court.
ia JAMES r. WHITEHEAD.
Sisrk OF Doniphan County, KIT.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

PRoF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The
testimony of all who have thoroughly tested
the virtues of this celebrated article, is, that
it will restore the gray, and the bald, eradicate
diseases of the scalp, preserve the hair from
falling and preserves the color perfectly to ex-
treme old age. 1t is now put up both with and
without sediment. See advertisement
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
Steanbuat Garos.
SEASON OF 1856.

SEASON OF 1856.
st. Loais aHd St. Joseph Packet Line,
Regular Saturday Packet for Boonyilie. Gl.s-
gov, Brunswick, Miami, HilPs Landing.
Waverly, Dover, Berlin, Lexington, WeIiineo
ton, CaSaden, Abiey. Riehfeid, New hide
gendenSe, Liberty, Wayne City, Kansas,
Weston, Nekapeo, Iat.n, Atshisen, Doni1
phan and St. Joseph
-9E2Az The elegant, eumnodiou.
packet, MARTHA JEWETT, D. Il. Silver.
Master, win leave st. Louis for the above and
points, every alternate SATUR-
DAY, during the season, at O'Clock, D ln, as
follows: >
Saturday, March s, %; Saturday, Aug. g, %;
Msz Ag,il i = II y: H.. SEPT ., 80;
I" June Ii, 2s; Nov. .IIs'ae
Returning, will leaae st. Joseph every alter
nate FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock. m. as follows
Friday, March, II. %; Friday, Aug. I, IS. 20.
MsT hp5ll 9th. q. sss asa. Sep Sept .,s T., 20;
June 9th, Doth; ss Nov.7th 2Isi.
July 4th and 1Stl1
Departing from st. Joseph, Friday at 10 o.,
Clock, m; Doniphan at II IN; Afchison at 2
m: iatan at m; Kickapoo at p m; Wes-
ton, Saturday at 7 m; Fort Leavenworth at
m; Leavenworth at . "a m; ParkvitIe at 10 a
m; Kansas at II m; Wayne City at I mr. Lib
erty at 2 m5 New Independence at al m.
Idchneia az m; Sloley at p ms Camden ae
m; wellington at six p m; Lexington Sun
day at a IN; Berlin at am; Dover at "a m.
WaSerly at I'D a m; HilPs Landing at n ms
MiaHai at N; Brunswick at m; GLASGOW
at p ms Boonvilie at m, arriving ia Sd.
Louis, monday, in time for the Louisville and
mississippi Packets, and evening lines OF tra.-
Ell in every direction.
The Martha Jewett has been therougbIv n.-
paired and refrFHished throughout, and eyerx
improvement made which safety, comfort and
convenience could suggest. Shippers NAV re-
" upon the utmost dispatch in the delivery Of
iEeignt, aha passengers are assured that no ex-
ertion on our part will be spared to render her
worthy OF that generous patronage which here
sofore has been, and We hope may eohtinue to
be extended to her.
ID. Fl. SILVER, Captain.
f-sea w. McCREIGHT, Clerk.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

FHEIGHT FOR Fr. LARAMIE.-Messrs
Tu.t s. Dougherty. have in store at this
place, large lot of goods for Fl. Laramie.
Their trans will start from Atchison. as
soon as the grass on the plains is sufficient
for stock to subsist. Other freightofs have
made their arrangements to start from this
place for the Salt Lake and the different
points in Utah Territory.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

REMOVAL OF THE PosToFFIcE.-The
postoffice has been removed to the store
of Messrs. Voolfolk g. Caball, on The
leyee. Persons having business In said
office, will bear this in mind.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
Strayed or stolen

IRON the subscriber, living near f5Esss
Il Marysvilie, Kansas Territory, 49,
about the 23d of November last, six -za-.
head OF work oxen OF the following description:
one pair of brindle Stages, ten or twelve years
old, with holes in their horns; one pair OF Eve
year olds, with white backs, one brfndle and
the other brown also q pair about eight wears
old, one white and the other red. Information
left at this A6ffice, or with the subscriber at
MarysyiIIe, will be thankfully received.
jan %, $50. 47-tf L. HARDEN.
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|Wttu Aobertisen,ents.

LUMBER YARD.
THE undersigned have just received large
Il lot of
PINEFLOoRING, PINE AND POPLAR
WEATHER BOARDING, ROUGH
PINE LUMBER, DOORS,
SASH, &C., sc.
All of which are for sale, at as low prices as
at any place west of st. Louis.
t9-tf L. c. CHALLISS s. BRO.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
To the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons not
In to settle upon or improve section number
thirty-one, l3i) township eve, (5l south, of
county, Kansas Territory, tfae same haying
been located under and by virtue Of treaties be.
tween the United States and the Wyandott ma
ton OF Indians, of the 18th Of March, 4. n.
1912, and the 20th OF February 4. D., 1855, and
the said section Of land is now the property Of
the undersigned. AED'W WINELAkD,
Atchison, Feb. 5,'56. 4s-tf
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that tne undersign-
In ed has taken out letters of administration
from the Judge of the Probate Court of Bour-
bon county, on the estate of William Steen,
deceased, bearing date of April 9th, 1856.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against it are required to
present them for settlement. All demands
against this estate must be presented for pay
ment within three years from this date, or they
will be forever barred.
JAMES STEEN,
GEORGE sTEEN, Aems'
t9-3w
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

PlsE LUMBER.-This much needed ar
tcle, SO generally in demand in this coun-
try, can always be found at the Lumber
Yard Of L. C. Challiss s. Brother. They
intend to keep a general assortment OF
lumber, and are prepared to fill all orders
they may be favored with. See advertise
ment in another column.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

M STRAYED or stolen from Leaven-
sworth Township, K. T., in the early
part of last summer, three COLTS-an
iron grey 6iley, with blaze face, no other white
mark, one sorrel 6lley with small star in the
forehead, and snip on the nose, one or two
white feet, also one bright bay horse colt, with
out any spots marks. The above described
colts will be two years old this SPRING Ten
dollars will be paid for information of said
colts, or ten dollars for the delivery of either
one of them to the undersigned, who lives on
the head of Little Stranger Creek, and on the
road from Leavenworth City to Alexander,
K. T. F. NJ. BELL.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
FOR REET.

THE ~THoMPSoN House, In the city
L OF Liberty, Mo-, win be leased ky the
owner, to any person desiring to keep Public
terms a. win suit the person renting the same
The house is at present under the propFie-
torship Of Thomas Murphy, doing large
business, and is well and newly furnished. :
The furniture is all for sale, and will be dis
posed of on liberal terms. = s -
4seal JAMES T. =. THOMPSON.
Jan. 18th, SO. ss.tfg
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

To the Public.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons not
IN TO settle upon or improve the north half
of section thirty-four (34) and the south half
of section twenty seven, (27) township five.
l5) south, of range twenty, (20) east, in Atch-
ison county, in Kansas Territory the same
having been located under and by virtue of
treaties between the United States and the Wv
andott Nation OF Indians, of the nth of March
A. D., 1912, and the 20th of February. a. d.
1888, and the said parts of said sections Of land
is now the property Of the undersigned.
C. C HYATT.
Atchiscn, Z. T. Feb. 5, $50. asn
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e. NOTICE, 90

THE following list OF articles, taken off the
Il wreck OF the 4. B. Chambers, were left
on tAe steam ferry boat Lewis Burnes, and are
held subject to the order of the owners:
One Trunk, containing Women's Clothing;
One Bag, do. do. do
One Carpet-sack, containing Gents clothing.
The above articles, if not called for within
thirty days, win be sold to pay charges.
G. N. MILLION,
March 20. [.4tf1 d. d. JENNINGS.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
TO the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons not
~ to settle upon or improve section number
fifteen, Q5) township six, (6) south, range
twenty, (20) east, in Atchison county, Kansas
Territory; the same having been located under
and by virtue OF treaties between the United
States and the Wysndott Nation of Indians, OF
the 18th Of March, a. D., 1872, and the 2sth Of
February, A. D., 1855, and the said section OF
land IL now the property of the undersigned.
B. +. STRIEGFELL0W.
Atchison, Feb 5, '56. 4s-f
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ALE AND PORTER DEPOT.
d. It. u " a NJ -.
Wholesale DesseF in
.gse. Porter. Malt. AOpss

.gse. Porter. Malt. Hops.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Nos. 200 and I'll, North Main street,
OPPOSITE MISSOURI HOTEL, ST. LOUIS,
Has in store the following:
$500 barrels Dayton ale,
1900 barrels Pittsburg ale,
1000 barrels Cincinnati ale,
200 barrels Kennett ale,
1900 barrels Philadelphia ale,
500 barrels Cincinnati porter,
500 barrels Pittsburg ale.
300 barrels Philadelphia porter,
175 casks Scotch ale, pints, superior brands,
90 casks Scotch ale, quarts, superior brands,
75 casks London porter, qts., superior brands,
125 casks London porter, PTS, superior brands
1000 bushels prime barley malt,
200 gross porter and ale bottles, Pittsburg
manufacture,
so half bales corks,
1900 ale barrels, wood and iron hooped,
IS bales New York Hops, superior quality.
Wines and Liquors.
% Or. pipes United Vineyard, Bro. s. Co.,
Cognac Brandy,
35 or. pipes, Alex. Seignette, Cognac Brandy,
Is Or. pipes, Otard, Dupuy & Co., Cognac
Rochelle Brandies in !, ! and pipes,
pipes Holi and Gin,
LOO bbis. New York Brandy, % bbis. do. Gin,
30 bbls. Magnolia Whisky, copper distilled,
800 bbs. Rectifed Whisky 100 do. Old Bour-
bon do,
IS bbls. Old Monongahela Whisky, very sup'r
% bbls. New Eng land Rum,
10 bbls. Jamaica Rum, pure,
10 bbls. Cherry Brandy,
10 bbIs. Peach Brandy,
10 bbls. Apple Brandy,
25 bbls. Sweet Malaga,
20 casks Port Wine,
% baskets Champagne, pints and quarts,
30 bbis. superior Cider,
The above goods win be sold at the lowest
favorable terms. s3tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
W. =. DYER.

MERCHANT, has always on hand COM
w plete assortment or S.cceries and Pro-
visions at his o.,re in Salt Creek sas..y, Kan
sas Territory. .itt.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

H. II. STONE,
Wholesale Grocer.
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
MO. lis SECOND Street, between Vine-st.
In and Washington avenue, offers for sale a
well selected stock Of
Groceries, Wines and Liquors,
and all goods in the line, at lowest market prices
Particular attention given to the sale of Pro-
duce. toy
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

Tim SHoR.
THE undersigned, having permanentiy Iocs-
l. ted in Atchison, Z. T., is now prepared
TO do ali kinds of =
Copper, Tin s. Sheet Tron work,
with neatness and dispatch, and for the yerf
lowest prices.
He will keep on hand general assortment
or lin Ware, which he will sell wholesale and
retail, as cheap az the cheapest.
He will do Tin and Sheet Iron roofing, ana
put up House Guitars at the rery shortest no.
tice. PAT IAIjGH1 IN
Jan. 81, SO. 4S If
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

If Bags shot, Water proof and common
III percussion caps, in SteFe and for sale
low by STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
WANTED.

A SITUATION by an Engineer from the
n South, who has had some experience at
the business. A situation in mill either in
this Territory in Missouri preferred, or on
board steamer on the Missouri river.
Address, ]. E. JENKINS, at this Office. Stf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06
NOTE POUND!

DICKED UP on the ferry boat Lewis Burnss
u NOTE OF HAND for Sl00, given By
James Mcmillan to Wm. S. Allen, dated 2sa
day or May. The owner can have the same by
calling at this Office, and paying for this notice
T EAS-A arge let Of various brands, at al
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

OAA0 Feet blasting fuse for sale by
s1UUO = STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
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Cigars ana Tobacco.
T ARGE Lot for wholesale trade.
IL s3I STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
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Il. w. SWINNEY,
House. Sign and Ornamental Painter.

rs PREPARED to do all work entrusted to
him with neatness and dispatch. He re-
spectsuliy solicits share of the public pat
ronage. 6S ~ iS-6m
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

RItcherdsOrssS
MISSOURI EXPRESS COMPANY.
incorporated by the Legislature of the State
Of Missouri.
FNHIS Company. baving complied with the
l. requisition of their charter and being fully
organized, are now prepared to transact Gem
eral Express business. The success which
attended the efforts of the original proprietor is
guarantee of the satisfaction rendered, and it
will alwaAs be the aim and study of the Exec
ntIAe OF this company to give every possible "a.
cliIty for the speedy and safe transmission of
Money, Valuable Packages, Par
GELS, Bundles of Goods,
Merchahndise,
And every description of Freights on reason
able terms.
R2 During the winter two expresses viii
leave St Louis and one each will leave ST. Je-
seph and Kansas city weekly, thereby assuring
the business community chaiihel by which to
make Collections ond to forward light packa-
ges and money. Each express is in change
of our Special Messenger.
a lso:
Daily line and from Alton, Hermann and
Gaschonade. All business entrusted to US will
meet with the same energetic and prompt atten-
tion which has always Characterized this Ex-
press, and made . pre-eminent in Western Ex-
press business.
DIREcToRs Edward Mead. W. D. w, Bar
nard, Sam Mccartney, John w. Toiley, JOS.
r: hIteherdson, st. Louis B. F. Barry, Alton
VIM. j. Pigott, Lexington.
JOS. F. RICHARDSON, Pres,t.
s. NJ. GRAY, Secretary. .2-tf
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9 ITx HoEEI
LEXINGTON, MO.
THIS HOUSE has been greatly enlarged and
l. eies antiy furnished. Travellers and 9TH
ers who will favor me with their patronage.
shall always receive the unremitting attention
of myself and assistants
VIM. p. WALTON, Proprietor.
eff THOS. MURPHY, Clerk.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

+ s. caban. have.
| Of furniture en-.
! |icle usually KEEP,
| booked through
are our readers
prni.ure as cheap
se st. Louis. !,
to examine thei,
ffy themselve. os
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-06

very Of intempe.
on earth more
poverty and in.
no is everybody's
e. and in 1 much
Who serves a sin.
present, then, a,
future, we would
q every working
49,
cans. Let hin
y-if but a pen.
etter than moth.
running in debt
If he can earn
, fairly and faith.
wing on ninety
Let them laugh.
y" Better call
10 not pay your
der why / do not
in a finer house,
the playhouse"
while, it won't
went you. BY
fine house, and
n, and they will
billing and COO.
ny pleased fools.
We within your
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|e Of a plum
is not eaten,
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I'd to yon for
Ereditors when
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Happening 10 see US using small note
book and pencil, he became much incensed
and wishing to know whether we were
taking down every thing he said"
The gailows was arranged so that the
moose hung about three feet from the floor,
directly at the entrance into the apartment.
1t was examined with much curiosity by
those present. A weight of about three
hundred pounds was attached to the fall.
The sheriff entered the hall, and said
that the prisoner requested that not word
should be uttered after he was brought in.
and that the execution should proceed in
silence. Prior to this, he had knelt down
in prayer with Rev. Mr.. Ives, manifested
much emotion and shed tears. Still he
could not forgive his brother, or acknowl-
edge the horrible atrocity Of his crime.
The prisoner entered the corridor, array.
ed in gown of white, which covered him
from head to foot. He had on pair of
dark pantaloons, and gaiter boots. He
was placed under the moose amid profound
silence. He was apparently cool, firm,
and bore himself bravely at that dreadful
moment. While deputy was adjusting
the rope about his neck, he took umbrage
at something that was done, and exciaim-
ed :. !" Gentlemen! /! don't torture me-hang
me, if you want tor And then he ad-
ded TO some one near him, !. I'm a pretty
hard boy
He turned to Mr.. Morgan and asked
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Frow past 80
hsy as he ever
|cmpleting his
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poetry of a boy,
n. Man looks
backward with
providence of
sweetest at the
Impaired as We
IS are made Bit
|ggle when it is
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I'd philosophy
| the present,
hid TO bear one
+, and enjoy
and modera-
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+ says some
Enale mosquito
FOR friend says
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(lies is one Of
ents, powers,
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Top, yet never
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really The small
d a countryman
Rny. 4" Indade,
npanion, L" but
10 of him."
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b young man,
Ia young gent
one.
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b, but l would
|me so savage
! thought you
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), leaped 50
says he dis
[stail. He'll
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| say that rich
second d-hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08
Dn. nExRy ANpERs, IODINE wArER-lNFALLI

II H.
~ bic specific for fever and ague.
CsRrAiS REMEDY Won srRorUtA.
Or HENRY ANDEkS having at length succeeded in enect
ing What has long been considered the desideraum In
In medcin&
PERFECT SOLUTION IODINE WATER.
offers The faculty and the public remedy for complaints
hitherto all radical cure In all AZ
where the srroulous faint either her.dyer
ed the on. cracaies III. elements Of the In
the Of the morbid OF disorder The
fetal results Immediately felt In liver complaints bilious
diseases h@morysis and other hcmorrages heart
diseases dernn Of liver Kidneys and bladder dropsy,
rheumatism syphilis, neuralgia. hsmorrhcis, AZ
and all female Diseases togcher with bronchitis,
and he entire range OF pulmonary complaints.
nr Henry Andcrs Iodine has been analysed by DIR.
James Chiffon the celebrated chemist AMI ALSO by frees-
james g. Boob OF the United states Mint II Phfsdepha
circulars furnishing full details the legitimate character OF
this remarkable medicine, well certificates voluntarily
given by those who have been cured by ia public
invited 10 call upon AsDERs FosDrcH,
No. Second avenue and H2 Broadway,
J. ID. Young. Chicago and druggists geneT ally.
have ansysed the iodine wafer prepared by DR.. An
ders, and find 10 bs solution 81 iodine water. n
has long been dcsideraum 10 prepare Iodine hat
be uneombned This preparation BY
about half grain Of iodine consider
valuable alton, and QUE hch viii servieeabe
In all those where The OF iodine IL Indicated
- JAMS CaiLros ~ D., Chemist.
NEW YoRK, May q. 1850
CrRrrlcArE JANIS G. STATS
NM, PHILADELPHIA, JUNE n, 1856.
nr Henry Andcrs-1he sample OF iodine water tested by
find 70 be iodine dissolved In pure water. Respectfully
yours, JAnrs 9. Bcorn