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ON friends who desire TO make their
business know columns Of our Double
Sheet On Monday % by sending il their
faYors as early to- day OIL practi cable.
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Suction SSaaEfs.
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s--LIQUoRs.

GROCERIES -PROv Is1o Ns--LIQUoR
N BY r.. B. SYKES. 55sf
rTyE4IS DAY 26th inst, Mt 10 O'clock. at his
5sF[ssn y
Rss o. Nj SfsS
f Ran PsSehe e TTs
bers, assorted g$
W q pieces India Baggiag damaged ss$2os,
% pieces Kentucky fagging. -.----
or " eFEs, JEwEI,Ry etc,
continued ron account of Liquidation Of Melville q 20.
By GARDNER SMITH, Aucioneer.
FTaIETS DAY, Mt 10 O'Clock, and the following
days VIII bssol n auction at the store 50 Canal street
large stock Gold Watches Chains and Jewelry Of
every descrpon ms Pistols; Plated Ware etc.
Y s5~4er1ns ii6eral--a at sale, / !. :. MI
i FOREIGN AND AMERICAN pBY G GODS. 3 d K q
BY VINCENT & co.
their Rooms No 3 oiAtoRh0use street WIN be
i S fsiss rssss f Faint;a aslins
s SS dssss T T15s SsSa M masi
sd 5 ss ' sV sa ys.f s sSs2
nn nfG sin Mh Bask side sk
nHoies EaSoee such s coars
U Bookand and C9a9s Swiss Book
An Invoice q Rich chinese rams. a25
VINE, OLIVE OH, r ALLAN s PASTE AND LONDON
BY B. SYKES, Auctioneer
.CATURDAY, 2Gth inst, at TO O'Clock, Mt his
~ auction store, 50 Masazine street. will be sold
2 casks siclian Wine, 142 and l3s gallons each
s : Or cask old choice Madeira Wine, very fine: ~
800 bottles, or less good Ritosco dlsoa Wine;
q Olive Oils ~ 20. - ~
boxes lbeaeh and A boxes Is ID eaeh Italian Paste
Landing from brig Geahhe direct from Trieste. 't9
5H2@ g.a59 JtEJ Also AZ s. Ee& .@t -7iJ r
81 casks choice London Porter, in good order;
q bags Almonds - 80 AIS
LAST SALE. OF EMBROIDERED JAg0NETa AND JAG
guard Bands White French Shirts, &cS imported by Aug
Girard. ". .t4tEIe Fl "SF*G@'797"& a. FL
BY BLACIIE & BEAUMONT, rl
MONDAY, April 2St1l, at 10 o'clock, at their
I'VE rooms n Charities street, stairs, will be
EI 10000 Embroidered Jacquard Bands; ll 20 H..
.zsa 1000 jacquard Bands 'Sts $efti -.-.I
Fans; Gupure Lace Rachel Collars Shirt Fronts; and
assortment Of Fancy Articles. : 55tE}z .-'
s2g &'5sF f'*5'f 5SE@@T*@5 y H-Also-7 2eS4 #a8a r.
"a 800 dozen White French Shirts. - .t
ES@Terms at sale AL
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A VALUABLE BRICK STORE ON ST: NARY STREET,
a$v,-y4 Fourth District. 5sD8#f$ss
= - i By BENJAMIN KENnIGi, 4IlctlpneeF.
A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING IN THE FOURTH
.F District i a-fE4sg7%
BY BENZ KENDTG, AuctioneerOnlce No. 80 Camp street
SATURDAY. the 3D. May, at ~ O'Clock, at
~ Banks Arcade will be Sold e following described yaGa

SATURDAY, the 3D. May, at "a o'clock, at
ens thereon the District square bounded BY i.
Antey loseph9e Nayades and AFoe s9a dsigEsed
Apollo street BY depth the q4jde linz dividing it from tot
ia d it, s s e e ts
alley feet wide, fronting St. Andrew street
story brick dwelling house containing rooms story brick
1S oa i IL
yard, back entrance on ST. Andrew street
for IT, e S e tsf Yesa S f.
ls5 be 1 enehiFd cash The reans5 at T. e @ y
cent interest from date maturity and qqten paid yer
transfsrsto vendor until ali the aotesayePaid. w ''
Act Of sale before James Graham notary public at the
pense Of the purchaser. n2i
UNREGISTERED SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
By Benz t0P KESb bifs Aus s st'
SATURDAY, NIny 8, 1856, at 12 O'clock, at
p Banks arcade viii be sold at auction le following de-
j. FoTRY cERTA1N LOTS OF GROUND, with all the in
eeF LIT S lie eT Of ay e e yn5
and agnoa streets and IS feet qnt Ifaye.s
ss nga feet IL AZ annnE Hy
Mo- measure 80 feet front By depth Of 4 feet and s.
s feet d Is in he 5s s Ct No r g feet 2
viii T staboE h ne rsa5a l5 e plan
nth hayng tw9 rooms Sd cabinet kitchen ap
each yard This property is in excellent order and will be
=; TWO cERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the same square
and adjoining the above property and numbered and 10 Lot
and inches and VII Ines i o t Vine S stfee
by depth and front Lafayette of 5 inches lot
No. 10 adonB the above lot
on Vine street By depth Of i25 feet per plan.
g. THREE SCEETAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the First
District in the bounded by Claiborne Lafayette date
yia Cypress and Willow streets and numbered g.
No forms the of Claiborne and Lafayette IIevia
streets and measures % feet inches and lines front (a
borne street by depth aud front Lafayette
9nches lines and 50 feet inches rear Lot No.
adons the above lot and 2G feet front Claiborne
street by depth Of 12 feet lines ie line Cypress
street and l2l feet inches lines the side No.
8. Lot No. measures q feet Willow street by q
depth Of 100 feet between parallel linesal as per plan
Onelialf cash, balance at IL and Is months
notes bearing mortgage the property with inter-
final payment. So rs 4 y, =
Of the purchasers. a23
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sPArEn FROM BRoost- ssrR W.. Mr., Q. ". Benedict,
proprietor of paperill near Raleigh, has recently
been testing, with signal success the practieability Of
manufacturing wrapping paper from the ordinary
hroom-straw strength, it is particularly adapted
to The use of groeeis and others,
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dren think that obtr1siye in calling you
deliver Lecture for their benefit. 49, bs.
The time and place for delivering the Lecture weleave your
selection s 5ssy Il :. Il a,g,.
Weare, sir very respectfully obedent servants,
John N. Bell, T. D. Harper, Joseph Eter, Y '&
Denis Cronan ia GWm. A. Beecher Joseph F. Rusha,
James Dayern John G. Stewart, Charles Diamond,
H. W. Palfrey, J. Fred. Rube, J. Mcguire,
N, Griyot, j. f. Mcclure John Cavanagh,
L. J. Sigur, J. L. Lewis, Mayor Henry Strong,
E, L. Tracy, 4! 0. DeBuys, 49,, J. M G., Brady
John Diamond, J. l. Carman, P. II. Q'Neal,
John A. Jacques, H McGunn, p. R. o Rourke,
William Mish, gl Alfred Balanger, DAVID Bidwel
l4ss#s REPLY SsaS2as s8S
Gentlemen will deem it pleasure to comply with your
quest should deliver Lecture for the benefit Of the widow
orphans Of the late officer Ageo who unely and
SO melancholy afate. a., sg&s '2
In compliance with the wishes of your committee, beg leave
designate Odd Fellows Hall the place. and Saturday
ing, the 10th in as the time where and when the Lecture
3wiltbe delivered. ,ea iL-4 4.4 .=-,a.
am, gentlemen, your obedent servant, li..
@ -...f All 5 = JOSEPH Brennan.
To Messrs John L. Lewis John NJ Bell O. De3uys j. L. Car
man. Denis Cronan and others. 1.r apl6 20 rs
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seas08sGbge Clothing.

Cholera, Cholera .NO2'bess, DiGY7.~.
HEA AND DYSENTERY.
BEACII'S ANTI-CATHARTIC MIXTURE
Is of the most certain, safe prompt and eeca remedies
for the above diseases Of any thing that has been disco
yered .,.=-,
For sale by the Proprietor
... E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apolecary,
corner Chartres and Customhouse Streets
a23 2p6t<W and by Druggists generally.
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ONE or THE CuRRIos1 SITES OF CoNs1ERcE.--Hunt,s
Magazine gives singular instance Of results Of 9
speculation which was one of those lucky hits in
which forethought orjudgment have nothing to DO.
The ship Adelaide arrived at the port Of New York
iii October last from San Francisco bringing cargo
Of California wheat, barley etc. which paid profit
to shipper Of nearly so per cent clearof expenses
the wheat selling at an average Of about - 90 per
btshel. The same vessel has returned to the same
port from which she brought the wheat, with 1900
barrels Of flour. III other words, she brought her
sfheat to mill, 10000 miles
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DELIGHTFUL AND HEALTHY LAKE SHORE r. MILY
Residence, in complete order, at Iewisnrg for sale.
DESIRABLE TRACT OF HIGH LAND,
Ia Lewsburg, parish of St. Tanmany, in front OF the
big wharf measuring apent front on Lake Pontctar-
train by about eight apcnts decp together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon consisting chiefly Of
spacious elegant twosory dweng having about 10 feet
'front.' with large dining hall six bedrooms front and rear gal
lcres etc. Kitchen six servants rooms stables CHICKEN house.
wash house. BARN. carriage house, bath honse ETC. This prop
crty is well fenced is mostly in high cultivated state, and
handsomely planted with flower ornamental and fruit trees Of
every description the whole in first ORDER and worthy the
special attention Of amateurs
Also
The Household and Kitchen Furniture, etc.
Forturther particulars, apply to
N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer,
a24 If Corner Of Cont street and Exchange alley.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. WIDOW sIRET
BY n. VIGNIE, Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, 10th May, 1856, at Iss O'Clock,
- M in the Rotunda of the ST. Louis Hotel for account OF
succession virtue of order from the Honorable the
Second District Court Of New Orleans, dated Sd April 1856
will be sold -
JENNY mulao woman, aged about IS years, good cook
washer and excellent subject.
ESTEIIE girl aged about II years. good seam
stress.
TERMS-Cash. =. i
Act Of sale before o. d'Armas, Notary Public.
M n,yb
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y i s. Il q
The5word 4 humbug,,' is said to have come from
q Hamburghp During period when war prevailed
on the Continent so many false reports and lying bull
lesns were fabricated at Hamburger that at length,
wien any one expressed his disbelief of statement,
lie would say 9. GU had that from Hamburger, and
thus, That IS Hamburger, Or hnmbug, became q
common expression Of incredulity.
Almost as ingenious as one Of Horne Tooke's deri.
gatons King Pepin, from the Greek letter omicron
omieron, omega, osper, eper, oper, diaper napkin,
nipkin, pipkin, pepin King Pepini 5# IS
Which, in its turn, reminds us of his history Of
Alexander the Great, whom he pronounced myth,
and stated that the story had its origin from the fond
ness Of royal Persian parsonage for poaehed eggs
so that whenever he returned the cook was wont to
shout g underthe CRATE corrupted, inpro.
cess of time, into Alexander the Great bit pro-
found knowledge not inappropriate to q paragraph
concerning humbug E.i#
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To Messs W G. Muller, chas H. Lee.J B. Robertson j.
Garnan and others. 49, ap26 2p2t
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LOT OF GROUND ON yILnERE STREET, BETWEEN
Common and Gasquet streets.
g q BY N. yIGNIE, Auctoneer. av5@ .'ss
May LIST, 1856, MT 10 o'clock,
l. NJ. will be sold ut Bdnts Arcade z-:ls
A LOT OF GROUND, in the square bounded by Where
CoInmon Maras and GaSuet Streets measuring % ltet
inches lines Nlere street, by 40 feet in Depth To-
getler with the Stables, Store Room, etc. etc.
TERMS half Cash the balance at and Il months
credit with per and mortgage said lot n24
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Hon. PIERRE souLE, New Orleans.
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E SLAVES, ON VERY LONG TERMS: A'-'' 7
Succession of the late Mrs. Matilda I,etiouS.
.Ea BY N-EVIG ME. Auctianeer.
g AVUlDAK. May 3, 1856, MT Is o'clock NJ,
. will be sold public auction in the rotunda Of tire St. Louis
Hotel by from tie honorable the nth Jn
dcal District Court Of the State Of Louisiana for and IL the
parrish Pontc Coupac tho following described Slaves belong
ing community which has existed between the deceased
and her surviving husband, Mr.. 2. Ledoux: - =
Lea, negro woman, aged about Is yearE, cook. y N
NAIRE; a negro woman, aged As years, feldhand, ;
y THEREzITE, "a negro girl aged about y years ii
CLAUDINE do do do do II do
HENR1ETTE 90 do % DO l$ DO - "
URSIN, Az do boy do do Is do 81
TERMS AND CoNDITiONs--The purchasers to give their
notes. at years credit with good personal security
In so1lo secured by mortgages said slaves with vendor
privilege and in Of at maturity to bear per
rant nferesf uer annuIn until final uayInen
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Tbs II. r. r. remedies are sold by
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., Sole Agent.
a22 2p6t '- -Er IL u and Isl Charities street.
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VERY GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER
Succession OF the late Clara Duliepre.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctloneer
SATURDAY, ETny 18th, 1856. Mt l2 o'clock
y NJ will be sold public auction in the rotnda of the ST.
Hotel for account of said succession By vrtne Of an Or
from the HONORABLE the Second District Court OF New Or
leans, dated 9th April. 1856 &&
BABET woman aged about IS years. good cook
washer irouer and house-serYant. isF
TERMsHaf cash. and the balance at months credit Tor
endorsed satisfactory note bearing ortgage on said slave
Act Of sale before j. Iisbony, Notary Public. F-.
n1i3 AInrQ
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5s ESTATE OF THE LATE ]. b., COuVERrIE.
Household Furniture, etc. ~
fJs '@ay BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer IN -
JETEDNESDAY,A April 39tla, 1856, ut the late
Wv residence the Deceased, Goodclden street. between
History and Mysterious streets for account Of said kncGeso
Court of New Orleans, dated 9Th April 1856 will be sold at
public auction - rl
nNt :
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C01.a.esp0 stdeaece.

5&l 5si s5ss 5Bs III in A Il. ia TO- MORGAN,
AIS 2pstsat Exchange Place, adjoining Post Office.
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zHers.isg's Safe again V'tcg0rioass.

fe4 2p3m-ly
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
Eli G. s.
PATENT. FIRE & WATER PROOF
r 9 g + / n G..

1T is claimed that this Roofing is superior to
L any other now in use, for the following
LIST. 1t is cheaper than any other that will
answer the same purpose.
2nd. 1t is not injured by the atmosphere, nor
when covered for any length oftime with water.
1t will neither scale or crack in the coolest
weather, nor flow or liquify in the hottest
weather. GH BIZ 8la /.
3rd. tits not materially affected when used
as a promenade, and is TO a great extent a nom
conductor of heat. ~
4th. Ii sill not color or communicate any
prejudicial quality whatever TO rain water
falling upon it.
9TH. 1t is more durable than Til or Shingles:
or than any other Concrete Roofing now in use;
being composed of the most enduring materials
known to the mechanical world, the most
prominent of which is Gum Shellac.
9th. 1t is the only material that AN be brought
into general use, thai will either make a good
Fire Proof Root, or what is equally desirable
in our town and cities, a gooa Fla Root.
We have purchased the above Patent right
fsr Wapello, Davis and Appanoose Counties,
and viii put on the roofing for all who may
ant a good. durable and cheap roof. Or we
will sell the right for Davis and Appanoose
Counties. taFr eu#
For further information apply or address
JOEL b. MYERS s. DAVIS.
Feb. 18th, 1856, If, Ottumwa Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
WHO CAN DENY TTo

TO THE Citizens Of Warello CONT
l. that portion OF them who reside =,
south side of the Demoine River in pa,,;
and the Travelling Public generally Tbo
to cross the river we would saw that II y
be to their Interest and convenience 70 =
the Upper Ferry known as s.Overnans n,
situated one mile west of Ottumwa. wbers
shall be crossed at all times when the cro
is safe and practicable with Promptnes,
dispatch. -
Our Ferry is the oldest and most Pe
Ferry on the River in or about this yicin;t
is justly entitled to the name of .spermcnI
always ready for a trip without wasting an
and sometimes enduri1ga total d.sappoin,
as is the case very often with some
Eerries). Then come on one and all. Those
wish to cross by the year can DO so. a,
satisfactory prices and those who wish 70
by the trip can be Accommodated at cores,
ing low pr.ces the Ferry is now owni
HIcKENLooPER and OvERMas, and as W.Je
is familiarly knownby the Oldest ,nhabit
and some of the new ones, as an ssOId v
Dog" of the most amphibeops kind Il 81
be a sufficient guarantee that Customers nj
their money back. =
HICKENLOOPER & OyERMA
Feb. 2tst, 1856, no. 1 ly. ~
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
y estrp.
God savcthc Union Of ,ac states.

BY c. G.
"a -
God save the union of the States! r.s
And brighter make those stars which sh9ne
Around the hallow'd g'ory-lay
OF freedoms birth at Lexington
For all the blood which had been shed,
For all the patriotic dead,
For all the hearts which for rs bled,
o save the union Of the States!
Coz save the Union. BY it stand,
Yefreemen who revere its law; f
And oh, remember Washington,
Who crushed oppression's ~blighting cause.
BE faithful to those men who gave
To freedom life-to wrong o grave?
Be faithful now-if We would save $50
The sacred union of the States.
God save the Union. by il stand,
Ye men whose love is Unions might,
Ye men whose hearts and hands uphold
The great omnipotence Of right,
Be faithful TO one cause.-The ,st- "a
The Constitution is your trust,
Would ye behold laid in the dust
The union OF the States?
God save the Union. When it breaks,
Then Freedom falls-then Might expires,
And what was born at Lexington
Meets death and Disunion's fires,
Then strike yc men who war for right,
Let no Disunion bring its blight,
By suffrage exercise your might,
And save the Union Of the States!
Ponr CHESTER, N. Y.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
NOYICE.T

ID ENG convinced from past expe,
ID that this china tie is not conpeni
my health and in consequence Their.
will offer the following propertsytr
in Ottumwa for sale on liberal te ms.
One large brick Hotel nearly conn
my residence on Second Street, on,
divided half of the Post Oricc lot,
third of that space of ground ono
my Office, between T.. Sinnamons =
erty and the river. running bach to
Warden's line. Also $50 acres Of
in Wapello County as advertised.
description of which, see ADVERTISE
in another part OF this paper.
have disposed Of my intercst in
Office to DR.. Douglass, and have refine.
ed the practice of medicine. Doct b
ass will continue the practice of n
Inc and Surgery, may be found at IN.
flee as usual. | Can cheerfully Yecomi
him TO the public and my friends as a
lleinan, we'll qualified to give entire s,
faction professionally to ali who mar
disposed to employ him.
Jan 10th 56--47 If. AID. woo.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

Jaundlce.
Three boxes are sure 10 cleanse the system
from Bcils-often Tess than ore does.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst
of ulcers on the legs.
Small doses seldom fail 10 cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from a
foul stomach. FEl
Strong doses often repeated expel every
worm from the body. They should be given
to children, who are always more or less at
flicted with this scourge.
Asagent!e Physic they have no equal.
One box cures arrangement of the Liver.
Half a box cures a Cold.
They purify the blood, ard thus strike at
the foundation Of every disease.
As a Dinner Pill there is not their equal in
the world.
They are pu. ely vegetable, and can do no
harm. but do accomplish ala unaccoantable
amount IF good.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. Aver, Practical
Chemist, Lowell, Ms, and sold by all Drug
gists and Dealers in Medicine through this
section. For sale by VIM. l., Orr. O,tumwa.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02

II would be well for the Germans and
Irish 10 remember the words Of Robert
Wicklif, one o: The Kentucky delegates
to the Convention THAI nominated Mr..
BUCHANAN, when he returned to his own
Stale. Referring 10 the probable exsen.
zion of slavery, and the demand FOR slave
labor that would arise he said that il
sEere was not niggers enough. hs was
Gin favor Of making slaves Of The DID
Irish aud Dutch" So says Hon. Cas-
sius N. Clsy. who heard tho remark.
and no one has vensured 10 dispute the
accuracy Of his statement.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
HARD TO DUPLICATE.
y. N. M

CTILL continues to manufacture at his Srop
~ IN 0rrUMwA. the Peoria Pio,c together
with the Moiis,e Piow, both of which are well
known to most of the Farmers of the VEST
1 am using the best SLIGO STEEL for Shares
and mould boards, the only metal manufactured
that will bear a polish sufficient for the Pral.
ries IF Iowa. The timber with which ! do the
woodwork of my ploughs, IS thoroughly sea-
soned, and the Woodwork is being dore by
experienced workmen, who know the lick il Is
done with. Having sold Il great many ploughs
here the last year, | am induced to try it again,
aud | am much better prepared TO carry on the
business now, than | was then, having a Large
Shop and all the fixtures and apparatus required
in the manufacture of this necessary article on
alarge scale. Alsoa Grindstone 10 polish with,
where any person can grind ar AK for the small
sum of accents.
lam also prepared. in connection with the
above business, to do anything in the OH
JOBBlNG LINE.
keep on hand alarge supply Of IKoN, ard
plenty of men who are always ready to work,
particularly for cash. | have on hand plenty
Of Horse SHOES and NAILS, and will take
particular painsto have a
HORSE SnOEING, "a
done up in good style and with dispatch.
Thankful for the liberal patronage Of THE past
year, and hoping a continuance of the same the
present, | take this method, but without any
disposition TO blow, Of bringing my business be-
fore the people. think l can Dc as we'll by
them in the
PLOW and BLACKSMITH
lire, as any other shop west of the MlssissiTp i.
Come and see me, and see if you cant get yoar
money bac's just about "a near as anywhere
else.
sV- / have row on hand over 100 PLOWS
a,l elnl1 1.a.. - nro11 .,~l. 20 III lsl
hand so that customers from a distance cen be
furnished with a load at any time. Shop on
Main street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Jan, Gath, $50, no 49-tf.
Demoine courier., 1856-10-02
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
RSAPARILIA

/\F all the remedies that have been discovered
" during the present age for the ''thcusand
ills thut flesh is heir to,;' none equal this won
derful preparation. Only three years have
cade in studying, experimentalizing, and pre-
fecting it, first introduced it to the public.
and it is already recognized by the most emf
nent physicians in all parts of the country, to
be the most surprising and effective remedy fer
certain diseases of which they have knowledge.
All other compounds or syrups of this root
have hitherto failed to command the sanction
TO the faculty, because on being tested, they
have been found to contain noxious ingredients
which neutrnlize the good effects of the Sarsap
arilla, oftentines injnre the health of the pa
tent. 1t is not so with Huriey's preparation.
This is the pure and genuine extract of that
foot, and will, on trial, be found to effect a per-
rect cure Of the following complaints and dis
eases:
Affections of the Bones. Hat;unai Costiveness.
Debility. s Indigestion,
Diseases of the Kidneys Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia. Piles,
Erysipelas. Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofula or Kings Evil,
Fistula. Syphilis,
Besides curing the above, it is also knorn to
be a great and powerful tonic, purifying The
blood and invigorating the system.
In short, it is, without exception, in the
cases mentioned, and its general effect on the
system, the most efficacious as it is the most de-
81 able remedy of the age. 1t is already ex-
tensively used throughout the country. and is
fast obtaining an European reputation. The
instances of cures it has affected are daily COM
ing to the proprietor's knowledge, and he has
no hesitation in recommending tito one and all
who desire to pi ocure relief from suffering
One bottle being tried, its effects will be foo an
parent to admit of further doubt.
Recoliect Hurley's SarsapariHa is the only
genuine article in the market.
Price 81 per Bottle or six Bottles for S..
For sale at the Mandatory, on the corner
of Seventh and Green Streets, Louisville Ky.,
and by all the wholesale houses throughout the
United States and Canada.
ca Wholesale and retail by w. L. ORR,
Iowa.